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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

0oo. E31oA - n Opo0 1oeeo4.
Editor State Register In the
Iowa City Daily Press of February
10th, John P. Irish blubblers over
badly and refuses to be oomforted. l
regret very much than the boy is af'.
flicted with such spasms, and fca,
they will become chronic and injure
his constitution. And then for q boy
that is 90 near perfect-thst has all
knowledge, human and divine that
cannot look upon ignorance with the
least degree of allowance that
knows more about Law than Black.
stone; more about the properly Of
the State than ell the state officers
more about the contracts than those
who made them more about the
structure, stability and beauty Of
public buildings than all tho arcai.
tects Of the United States more
about the proceedings Of the Capitol
Commissioners than they do them
selves; moro about building stoues
than all the world besides, except
Appley ard more about the educa-
tion AID qualifications Of the citizens
Of this State than ali the Superin-
tcndents OF Public Instruction and
the PrSsidents of colleges and acad
emies in the State more about de-
cency ~nd good manners than Lord
Chesterfield himself; is it not q pity
that such u promising boy should
stop short OF perfection, and mar
somo of those fine qualities by some
times failing TO tell the ,trsth Oh,
what pity. He failed to tell the
truth in his two column article Of
January oath as shown BY my an
swer OF February End, He forgot
TO tell the truth IN his half column
blubber OF February 10th. Now il
l had made such an error, could
have been excused on account OF zig
norance," but what excuse can there
be for ono 80 bright, smart refined
aod christian like rs this fair haired
Adon;s? Perhaps he will take it all
back whom he gets over his waiting
and say he didn't intend to do
wrong.
Aud how John, as it WAS heraided
all over the State last fall that you
had joined tho church, would there
be snything amiss in giving the pub
lie ono OF tho prayers you are sup.
posed 10 make daily !? Let us ftucy
yoi placing yourself in devous at.
titudc, holding in one haud that gold
headed cane, twirling that fine watch
chair, and the other hsnd nervousIy
reaching ut er some OF the appropri.
ations that arc expected 10 be made
for the continuation Of tho work up.
on the Capitol, one eye turued 10.
wards the ladies'. and the othe /,
cooked TO see who her Dudley q,
any OF his friends were near, cor
commence
ooh, Thou that knowest mo, a ,h.,
all tho world, except John, and ca,
do oil things, except make John tel
the truth, wilt Thou relic 70 me- ant
my friends of the prose ace and in
reference Of Dudley ard those thu
work with him, espe ,cially in Ii,
matter of the apprf ,priations tha
may be made from lime to time ~
the erection Of the rev Capitol. III,
balance Of my prayer, oh, Father. 70
the bonsfit Of Du dley may be foun.
in the l0Sth Psalm from The 9th !
10th verse; incllsiee, Lmeu."
And now, John, a. I taxe il. va
are in excellent hnmor after Won
devotional exercises, le. us have
little friendly chat. Fave Won nd
bssn giving me : litts moro credi
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STATE OF IOWA, :.
Wanello Coliuty, $

PATRICK McANNARy: Being duly
sworn daposrs and says that his age
10 forty-eight past; that he has lived
in Wapello county over eight'sn
years, and 40 inmate Of ths foor
House four weeks, under the care
Of Thomas Eyle and family tnat my
heath failed, on Accoun. OF lung or
brsast complaint. In regard to the
treatment have received from Mr.
Eyre aud his family, / must cay thst
I have been better treated thad u
thrse.tou rths Of the boarding houses
where I have lived the past eighteen
years; ID my sickness ] have nser
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When Gen. Grant was inaugurated
SIX per cent. gold bonds OF the u. 5.
werc worth but es2.72 on 800 in
gold. They are now worth slO1 on
slUO. Is not that the kind OF finan.
ciering we want2
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from ths ls,saily Of the 2oth.
HEAR +! HEAR!

Anat other PRESIDENTIAL aepirant,
The renowned social and political re-
former, Mrr. Victoria q. Woodhull,
climbs Grant with the balance Of
the seekers fJr presidential honors !;
sbcrcupon our fears f,r the distin
pod general and statesman are
Wy aroused. Tho onslaught Of
\ . combined forces Of Democrats,
assivitcs, Sorehcade, Labor Reform.
rA &C., unicr tho guidance Of ,heiv
ointment male leaders, he has thus
I far successfully met, but whether or
no no can now stand the pressure
since Victoria has thrown down the
glovc TO him and stripped for tho
night, w aro not 20 certain. Was
Grant bachelor, as was tho saintcd
Jeems Buchanan, thcre might be a
compromise between them of thin "a
/ in tho light Of sacred natura, affiuities
and upon condition that Vic. should
have the lions share. We should in.
sist, however. 10 case such an ar.
-aogement wero possible, that Vic
toris should be true to her affinity
during the Presidential term. Il
was to:erable and proper that
Queen Victoria, of England, should
have . husband appendage to tho
Grown, but We hardly think it would
have been palatable TO the Eng.
l!sh people had sho seen fit to fiud
and unite with many and sundry Of.
fdities according to the social idoas |
q rs. Woodhull. It is fair to pre-.
ie now that tho distinguished |
press OF the 10Th century has ar
rayed herself iu the panoply Of war
on Grant, that she will be cordially
sted BY the eminent U. s.
tsnators who make common cause
with her 10 this regard. Here is
brief extract from bcr pronunoiamen.
to taken from her weekly Of March
2nd:
There is proposition under con.
sideration BY thu represeD tatives Of
tne various retormatory elements Of
tho country looking to q grand CON.
eoiidated convention to be- held 10
This city 10 May next, during Ami.
versary week. The reoept scticns
and avowals Of the leaders of the Re-.
publican party make it impossible
or any citizens0f liberal tends ncies to |
any longer maintain or afiiliistc with |
II. In its self.consciousne less of the
power of position, and having con. |
'r"l OF all the patronage OF the gov-
crnment. 1t ignores The demands Of. |
large body Of it's adhcren. a. 1t i'm.
agines it can stand aud defy
:bem. 1t thinks they will not de-
sort from It's folIs. IL do,s moi |
seiicvc there Gun DO another parly |
sanized Of ~ fiicien: strength 10 en. |
itf.ngcr it's succees in ths Dext clec.
esSon. beyond which oven it's mos,
eangni"o adhcrents do not profess |
hw'e f,r IL.
EVERY body Of Radicals cvery.
where In tho United States should IA
soon ~ the call is made public, iskc
immediate steps 10 bc represented in |
u. Everybody should become u |
special commute OF one TO act, and |
without delay. And ii everybody
who really desircs tho auccess If the |
new party. will put forth an iodlvid. |
nal rff,r'. revolution can bc ac,0m.
pllshod that will a~ton,sh even those
who are now most hopeful.
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tenderly cared for both night and
day, and since | have been been able
to De up, they have tried to get me
such things Is are usually prepared
for sick persons, even tried to force
me TO take when | did not want.
books and papers furnished for read
ing. ! can suy that since l have
been here, tho provisions for the Ia.
bic has been abundant and of good
quality, especially Of the coffee.
h1s
PArRIcK X McANSARY.
mark.
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Tho Burlington Ga-stts repeats the

Tho Burlington Ga-ette repeats the
stories OF the Chicago Tribune, when
It hasn't any Of its own forged. It
quotes from that paper Howell, OF
the Gate City, Hedrick, OF tho CoU-
RIEn, Russell, Of the Davenport Ga
sette, and Pctcr Melendy, of tho
Cedar Falls Gazette, a>.all being Fed.
cral oficeholders. and oil blowine for
Grant through their papers, -ben
that sheet, ii it desires to be trutbfu,
knew that neither Of the gentlemen
named uro cditoriully connected with
the papers mentioned.
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Mr.. Nas6y and His Ffiends Meet IN
CoaUeatioa to Enancidte the True
Democratic Doctrine-Ihey Resolre
to Cut Loose from Dead Issues ami
Become Progressive.
[Fro,n the Toledo Blade.
CoNyKDRIT ROADS,
MICH is IS THE Sr TE Nv KENTUCKY
January -, lss2
We he'd o consultashen ut the
Corner. last week, at wich wuz dis
cussed the past, present and future
Nv the Dimocrisy. Bascom remark
cd that it wood take long time to
20 over the past W the party, but
from the present appearances he wuz
Nv the opinion that its fucher Good
be fully discussed in mint or two
l rebookt him for his attempted levi
ty.
The meetin wuxn't eggsactly a
lovsfeast, nor yit revival, but it
partook largely nv the general ap
pearance and feel NV tuneral.-
There wux on the faces Nv all pres
! ent u sort NV subdood sadnis, q kiDo
Nv desparin hopclisnis aud forced re
signation, ez it were, wich l hev ob
served on the faces Nv gentlems.
who he'd been convicted NV ..-foe'
in the first degree, and -.z' & 10 coa !.
sekence. atandin - etrap-ooor, u
com nanv with : sheriff, q clergy man
a doctor :. two, and tho oommitte.
vioh sed bin appointed 70 sec tha
10 wuz properly hung.
( 1t wuz decided that what allied til
Democrisy wux its close sdherenc
to the dead ishoos, its general clingi'
TO tho dead past, and its stubbor
refusal TO accept the inevitable.
made that last remark, and il struc
Q responsive cord in, all their bosom
! DeeEin Pogram didn't hev the fam
est idea wat the inevitable wuS, br
he sed be wrs ready to accept II. az
Bascom, who sposed that 1t VI
= ruther opposed TO the credit syeter
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Henry Clay Dean is out for David
Davis the Labor Reform candidate
for President.
That is all.drsd tough on Davis.
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STATE OF IOWA, I
Wapello County,

y
WllLiAM FoRD: Being duly sworn
says that he will be forty years old
IN April; has been a resident of
Wapello county over six years, aud
an inmate OF the Poor House kept by
Thomas Eyre near three years; l
was brought here on account Of fever
sore on my legs; have been grea!
sufferer my sores have to be dress
od al ways once day and sometimes
twice am able to dress them my.
self; have never been denied the
necessary cloths, good and clean, and
sslve to dress them get plenty to
eat, and that that is good enough
store coffee, We all fare alike | have
y very good bed l have neyer been
requested TO work more than was
able and willing TO do.
his
MILAN X FoRp.
mark
Subscribed and sworn to by Vim
Ford before mo this 9th day of Fob
A. d. 1872. H. p. GRAVES, Up.
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Bro Claggett, Of the Constitution,
Is jubilant. perfectly uproarious, in
behalf of the Hon. Carl Schurz. His
daily of to-day is running over with
enconiums upon him. Why? The
reason is a. evident as tho MONDAY
sun : Scburs is iaboring, might and
main, to defeat Grant for re nomina,
ton, and coquetting with the domo.
Gratis, on the passive policy. This il
the same Schurz that, during The
war, with tho rest of the loyal Ger
mans, democratic papers generally
styled as tho d-d dutch.
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Tho Democratic National Commit
tee sre distributing ,hc speeches Of
sa9ner and scburs as.. campaigr
sps0chss. They arc ,1haps as fit.
i =; - ! d .
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Ono Campbell, y member of the
lower House from Jcfferfon county,
who managed 10 slip inscn q scr4,ch
last fall on account OF running {
against two Republicans, has made
bis maiden speech in assaulting the
press of the State as Barnacles and
Robbers. After this it is scarcely
necessary 10 add that Campbell is q
pig headed Pennsylvanian, and o
pot -belliei Democrat.
The somewhat disgusting job of
relieving this Campbell of his cpl.
dermis wns left to the members OF
his own politica! family, and it may
be said, to the credit OF Messrs
Duncombe and Irish, that they did
their work 80 exceedingly well that
they have merited the thanks II the
press Of the entire State, for tbeir
necessary but exceedingly offensive
| public duty.
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MELvENA X ADAMS.

Subscribed and sworn to by Mel.
vena Adams before me this 9th day
Of Fstsuafy A. d. 1872.
H.P. GRAyEs, J, r.
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STATE OF IOWA.
re-

WapeilO county.
AMANDA MCDONALD am IS yrs
old ; | have been an inmate of the
Poor House five years the let Of
March, 1872; am q cripple, ops OF
my feet burnt off; am badly burnt 7
have a complaint in my head; Mr.
Eyre kept the house when came /
do not like to stay here so we'll but
what l would 60 away il l had a
place to go to;I have no relations
at all 10 this county l can sew and
knit, aud any wash that other women
car do about house I help cook !;
we have plenty to eat, and good
quality; our coffee is store coffee !;
plenty OF milk for coffee; when sick
| have been we'll treated medicine
furnished.
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STATE OF IOwA,ls

Sarah Jane williams on her oath says,
that she has been an inmate Of the Poor
House OF Wapello county, three years !;
tina. Thomas Eyre was the director
thereof, all the time have been there !:
sm abont a5 years old: have been
treated well ever since came; help
cook; we have plenty light bread I
make the bread myself; baked last
summer, thirteen loaves every Gay the
-four was good meat of all kind-, pork
beef sausage, spare ribs, chickens and
hogs heads. have been sick some, bnt
generally pretty good health. Always
treated we'll; the poor are all treated
alike. her
SARAH J. y WILLIAMS.
mark.
Subscribed and sworn TO by Sarah J.
Williams, efore me this 27th day of
February, 1872. n. p. GRAVES, J. p.
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06r
AMANDA x MCDONALD.
mark.
Subscribed and sworn to by Aman.
da Mcdonald before me this 9th dav
of Feb, 1872. II. p. GRAVES, J.P.
STATE OF IOWA, /.
County of Wapello. s1

MILvENA ADAMS: am "a years
years old; have been an inmate of
the Poor House under Thomas Eyre
and family off and on, have been
here over Il year, all the time since
last August l came here because of
being crippled in one Of my legs my
general health is middling good /
have always been treated we'll l do
some sewing I have not been put to
any heavy work l have never seen
any s'arcity Of provisions, most,
bread, sometimes 4pies, coffee, some.
tunes nolasses all the poor inmates
are treated alike If any are right
sick, they get the best in the house.
his
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WAPEII.o (,oyYvTy Is


WAPELLo COUNTY.
John Harkins being duly sworn, de-
poses and 50. that he Is an inmate OF the
Poor House that his age IS seventy five
years past has been resident
OF said county, since May, A. D.
1874, and a resident OF the Poor House
three years the llth of December last.
He further says, that Thos. Eyre has
been the Stewart and director ofthe same
all the time have been supported by the
county. now say that have been well
treated, both In sickness and In heslth !:
have had plenty to:eat and of good quail
ity: also, good clean bed az any man
wants; always when l want to 20 TO
church, clean shirt as any man has.
his
JOHN X HARKINs
mark.
Subscribed and sworn 10 by John Har-
kins, before me this 27th day OF Februa.
ry, 1871 H. p. GRAVES, p.
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County. ''

CATHERINE HArcHEr: / am 81
years old have been an inmate OF
this Poor Farm ssven years; Mr..
knight first kept the Poor House
or when came here since Mr.. Eyre
has kept it l want TO say that 1 have
bean yslI. trestssa, plenty en- ". to eat, good
80 far as we know. Ifthere was auy
jault it was because the cook did not
do right. her
CATHERINE X HArcHET.
mark.
Subscribed and sworn TO BY Cath
arine Hatchet, before me this 9th
day Of Feb. A. D. 1872.
h. P. GRAVES, J. p.
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% ,l,ef that ,icy might be s.ti.leu that
/ il WIS nc. the same body which was found
burgcl ia The woods. This was done,
and the body Of tho negro was missing
The matter has not vet baen decided
A Thorough Interrogation Of tho ease viii
have to he c,aa through with before {,
can he settled. The affair is still wrap
ed in Tistery.
Some believe That the body which was
burned was that Of the negro and that
Boyd has aed tie couatry, while o;hor,
believe to the raverse. But rumors Ira
stu flying thick and fast aud it is sar.
to distinguish fact from gossip. By on
next issue We hope 10 be able to give IL
full and trne particulars 81 thi- sad rhaI.
We learned yesterday tha' the romnie
tor q portion Of ,teml of The burn d h
man, were at N~adisow,ilie, aud a jury ri.
the hest men in the county, and also all
tie Physicians, were c2.n.ning tn skull
bone to fnd out whether it was tho skgll
of +. G.. Bod. or 'ha, Of the negro, At
the time we went t, press, we bad received
no further Information.
At q lato hour las night we learned the
Jury Of inquest at jacksonville in tn
matter of Hos. G. Hovd's murder I'D
irururd 10 NEE iva weeks hence. Th.t
we think wa. proper. The affair should
We thoroughly Investigated. Justice de-
mauds it,.
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Read This.

The circulation Of the EHTER7EiSE /,
rapidly interchangeable shows it rsa gooc
advertising medium. This being the case
it is to the interest of business men to
use It's columns, to make their bushes
known to the trading public. Our bust.
ness men in Sweetwa'cr are not doir
justice to their local paper. 1t is to THEN
interest as well Us thut Of the communjt,
u give their local paper u liberal patro.
mage. We do hope thut al will come "
and advertise during the campaign. IL
no longer, and enable Us to make add
tionl improvements on the paper.
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ArCidpnt-Arm Broke.

Our young friend D. W. Stowe, brake
man on the T. T. V. & G. X. R, met
with an accident last Mondl' night, near
LonOirs station. The train whic b lie
was on was Giles circus train, and was
running at a heavy speed, when near the
station the engineer blowcd on brakes.
and came near running into the up freight,
"Doss' being IN the rear car used the
hrake with such force and so sudden that
it broke, throwing him head-foremos of
the car, breaking his arm near the shon'-
del and otherwise injurins his body. lie
Is now here at his home.
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The Republicans Of Monroe lad Lou
don c%ountjcs are to hold q c. invention at
Philadelphia next s tprlaH, to nominat'
n con1idate to represent the two counties
in the next general Assembly. There are
several persons spoken If as likely to get
tho nomlnotlon. Tn most prominent
among them is that Of JpscO Martin. esq.
y. 7. Harrison of London, We understand
is also an nspirant for the Office. He will
be apt to got a minority of the votes in
the Convention. The Republicans would
90 we'll to defeat him with Martin.
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Blessings Brighten as thsy take Their
EliThL.

The chief Of I~lcssincs is good health, without
which nothing Is worth the having; it is always
Appreciated NJ il, true value after it is l1at, but
two often, nor before. Live properly, and cor
rect ailments before they become seated. Tor
diseases ofthe liver, kidneys, skin, stomach,
and all arising from impure or feeble blood,
Dr.. Walkers California Vinegar Bittcrs arc n
sure and speedy renely. 1t has never yet
failed In q single instance, auy21.iw
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sounds from Home"

The following coming from q gentleman
so we'll known, is Of importance:
.Messrs. Sanford, ChnmJcrlain 8, A.
ters:
have used Hearts Great Relief in my
family for some time and find it a valua.
bile medicine to have in tho house. |
think it superior to all medicines purpor-
ting to be Ready Relief, &c.
u \ P-RHAM.
Knoxville, Sept. s, 1872.
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Il ENTERPRISE.
THgRsDAy, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879

N. PtTTESGILL&CO co. 81 Park Ro~. NY.
,rI G1FFIN 6 HoFFAN, Cnltinere, Va,
Are ire SOLE SCENTS sor the S%Uee'vater ErtcI-
prise IN ihosN cites. and are authorized 20 ]cau'racl
h. Inserting advertisements for us at our lowest
csh rates. Ad7ertisers ara requested 10 leave
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Il is stated that at least two-thirds Of
the citizens Of Monroe county have gone
to Knoxville to attend Court. The other
taird will 60 when ordered
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ToE SENATOR.

w. are authorized to announce Y. p.
HI1HT,o Of Monroe county. asa candidate
for Senator from this the Sixth Senatorial
District.
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Hugh Fry, has ca,dsd with his cardinc
m,chiue, about four thousand pounds Of
wool, since April last.
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LOCAL AND II MATTERS.
ANNOUNCFNENTS

Parties desiring tn announce themselves
A. candidates for Office through this pa
Ser will be required to pay cash in I'D
vance for tho yamo. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State Offices, $l1; caudi-
dates for State Senator, 50; county can
d.iltss. s..
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Woodbury. Grubo, On York Creek, has
fred his brick kiln, and has burnt, or 10
burning, a fine lot Of brick.
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Walker & Humphreys are preparing
the foundation for their new business,
house.
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We had a good rain Yesterday evening

Not much local news ills week. TIL,
mysterious murder Of Tboq. {. Boyd, ha7
Lcen the topic of conversation.
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$4,000,

Given to ticket holders Mt the Bradley County
Fair, October stb, 9th, 10th, llth, and 18th,
lsi2' Buy your tickets from Dogord s Mayes,
ald 1.aw ito Grant Prize o. $1,000. auro2 Il
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Call on Bogtrd & Maycs nzi buy i season
ticket to the Bradley County Fair, which en-
titles you to admission during the Fair, and to
participate in the drawing in which Five Thou
sand Dollars given away. auc22 At
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while three Of the five accompanied them
down the road, the other two remained
with Mr.. Boyd They bad proceeded q
short distance when tire report Of u pistol
ga5 heard ard HeuN!oy' who was not e"-
'rciy "'mded, looGed back saw the ila.h
OF two other pistol shots and 81" Nj.
lloyd tait. Reagan and lien ley |er
taken oil into the woods some distance and
tied to trees, and Kept there until some
time in the night, They had no definite
idea of where they were, and after being
released, wandered about in the woods
till the next day, when they met X s.
Nahau, told him of 'hc death Of Mr.
boyd, who soon conveyed the information
to MIR, Boyd's father, a, VT. Vernon. Mr..
Boyd sent tie rc"N to Mr.. \, a boyd
1t M~aGisouyllIc, on Saturday evening,
NIr A \ It1I iITWp YIfn tho unug IN
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