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From the Davenport Gazette, Jute 81.
fo1mos aaos resident Of our city has evidently
near @ Rochester, aud thorcby hangs tase.
from Moscow. Sllves-boaring quartz waa
found near the village threo or four years
large trecta Of land on which tho quartz waa
found, too1z q quantity Of tho rock away, and
mover roturnod. Probably they haYo not apont
all the silver thoy got from, tho rock tiloy took
away, or thoy may hnye boan garroted, or gons
to Chicago. They left aono nnxious, nquirina
friends ut Rochester a.ld vicinity, and so1ne
quartz rock, and most Of tile laui t},oy leased
thai is old.
Auotlier discovery hna hccn made, md this il
how It happened, us told I'LL by m ''eya witness -
Mr. William l'aSer, far1ner living threo milen
sonth ct tho place, }aet February, went out and
saltcd hiu cattle. Tho next day d fine COW, aftcs
q few hours Of severe suffering, died. 8oon
all were lost. nalter thought that tic pal,
did the work. Ho took son,o OF it to Moscow,
and DR.. a. 'lamicson, whom many Dayonportor,
Will remomher as manufacturer Of 1re-proot
paint, in our city, couple Of years ago Tho
Doctor examined tho RRft, but found no poison.
1le then wont up to Bakers farm and found, OF,
tho bank Of Crooked Creek, where tho cattso
went to drink, vormiion-oolored earth. He ex.
amined tllnt, and fol1utt-guicksiycr!
lle explained the doath Of the cows-aotfon Of
the chlorine of tho salt OIL tho 1norcury form
ing oorFosivo sublimate, a wol-known roison
tho cow1 having onten Bomo Of tho mcrouriuo
carth. DR.. Iamoson thon commenced aoties
pr '1esse1 aen & mercury e, assortanss senssa s a
tho earth. From, ynry crude apparat-
III improviaed for tho OCCASION he obtai,,ud M
stated by Dr.. H., about 10 por cent of puro NOR
curry from tho amount Of carth. He In now con-
atructing Q bottor apparatus, and anticipates
DHttcr rNR11tH thnH hprnt0ffra
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.Thc> Coda D,sciio in Buffalo.
R,!gafo {JHHc 27> Correspondence u tbs Nto For
LpmMtrtiGt 1t{ccr{ff.r.

Rugdfo (JHHc ~ Correspondence q thS Ai!o FORK
L0mmtreidt alrcrtit:r.
Tho commercial City Of Buffalo il ablazo with
excitement. A. doatly guerrol has sprung up
hctweon two brilliant Domocl alto lightH, blr.
Joseph Warron, editor of tho Courier, and
lAraol I. Hatch, ox-Cougreas,nau aud Eric Cam!
champion. It appears that come irrovoront cor
respondent Of tho Democratic organ recently i'll
simulated TINT largo sun.a OF moaoy, raiHotl for
use in the Albany Legislature for and aganut
tho canal bills by Mr.. Hatch, had not boon OF
much boneilt to tho cauala. AIr. Hatch has pub
llshoa card explaining tho uBo Of tho money,
Warren for complete rotrnction. giving Him tho
alternatives OF u duol or n atreot tight.
Warren is . peace man, hut tcsstatea to ro-
traot. Hatch has armed himself with howlt-
zor, Springfield ri1lo, two patent torpedocB,
and four OF Colts six-inoh rsvolysrs. Peaceful
ctizena keep cut OF tho streets, or dodge tn1dly
round coruors. Tho Corouo1B are oil expecting
that editor Warren Lns ordered a steel breaat-
plAto for both AidDs,
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You know tho Itallnn proyorb: " Lot your on
emy occupy your houao tho frat year aftor It Inns
second your; iYo in It yourself tho third yoar."
Tho truth Of thiy proyorb iB 80 universally bo-
loved here that thousands Of families 1.-Two with
out paying houeo-ront. They aro eallod "plan-
tor vlpera.", They occupy houhoa tho first year
they are built. Owl,ors aro glad to give thom
lodgings FREQ, for tho ilonao looks labitod, md
the wal ls aro drlod md 1t is goneray considered
tho "plahter yipers" pay doarly for sho!tor in
the way Of colds, bronchitis, rltatlmattam. and
Letter,
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afAsoouTAn, ILL.,, Juno 80, 1875,
70 Ito Editor Of The Chicdpo Tribune:
BIn: Our wheat-orop la Of q superior quality.
as we'll as all othor ceroals. The prospects ero
worry fair. Tho last weok tho weather waa In
tenaoly hot, and great many harvest. at.hauls
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her thht N to give 100 pounds Of good milk nor oy-
I tonot doen1 necesanry 10 keep for Tho public AM
furthnr record Of her ,olugs. 1ter record from tho
lat statec to last avohlnR four dAys ~ follows
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Tho laet day, Juno 13, bciug the greatest Yield oycr
mado to my knowledge, lol Il pounds.
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facta showing that aaii benjamin porry'n belief
that tho priaoner Ia possessed Of goot]g and
moneys, liable for execution, waH wcll founded !
etabic his interest in certnin lands, which ho 70.
1uaed to accept. Tho writ sBliod on tile orlor
Of Judge Williams, roturnablo u according to
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A book OH ancient epitaphs, published
in'Ehslaha,s bf7hss oa. soihegehuihe Gu
rlosities. ~ carcfhtstttdy of their style
may proveusefu1 to writers of Obituary
poetry. Motifs found in the Old Grey
Friars, Ettinbdrgh:a' "a .i,'s 49,
"Here snug nj grate my wife doth lie,
Now si'eis at. rest, and 80 am l." Il
The next one shows how much, n,ay'
be accomplished by the use ola. little
,jpdicious.poetical loense-:: , ",,
..J 'Here 'hesfJohp Bum, -. ~,
W!l6 was. killed. by a gun.
His name wasiift BUM, bsl.his'iSalfiams ID
WIS Wood. :h;''a '''' s.i;' ii.''i.r "
But Wood w,i!ldI't 'rhyme with gun, 50
," - 'Pthouaht'Duhh would" ..,'.ai
The following is beautifll instance Of
conjassi affection. ~ = 'a'' .,,.r. .
'"1iere hes rna deaf w4te,S's sad.wlattstn
If 1 said Ire':Tctted her, tshon1dl liz too;
Another q a similar NATURE, though it
seems little lard .t1 steal tho last word
from ~ woman'in this way. In a church.
yard near Newnarket iio buried the two
wives ofTom Sexton. On the tombstone
of one is the following: i . > 49,
"Here lies the body Of Sarah SEXTON
She was wife that never vexed'bne.
can't say SO mlIch. for the one 'Jt the
next stone.p"' -l.;, .,,r
Here is sanore practical. .cQmtlopsense
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SIBr bRGE gtnH9EiaGAAs, Y iA

Mr.. EDITOR. At the solicitation of 9TH
lefs, we propose to furnish fol, thereaders
of the Adveyttaer few notes of a recent
! thgs1iss Augusta oh thedEemng of the
Oath February, with an esteemed rela-
tive a as ot1rf trsavVe AZ ding companion, we pass
ed over the railroad to Atlanta in the
night, and copsequently saw nothing OF
the country between those points. Du-
ring the night however. we sotsnho con-
versation with gentleman who resides
in Kentucky, bpt near Cincinnati, o.
He had heard few days before the Hon.
"A. H. Stephens speak in Augusta for the
first time-was favorably impressedeFith
/ hinf; but said that BE, IN common VITA
many others, had uaisapprehendedI Mr..
Stephens pddtbhs selstive @ secession
and Tho laselFJaalF sFa 5aa Ill dohg b&ar-
stood that Mr.. S. was opposed to both,
from principle as well as policy yheEe-
|ash he haa leafnd 9rSomH hfn tfas Such
wasnot his position ;--ashat Ies had never,
disputed the light of secession.
Among other things; the subject Of i'm
migration Was touched upon. l;The KeH-,
tickian remarked that he hid Kad.abunH
dant opportunity totascertain the senti-,
ment Of Observation-Disclosures
ticularly the mechanics of Ohios Illinois
sand Indiana arelstiys to immigration to-
the Southern States, and the invincible
declaration by that class of men was, that
they would never seek homes ina State,
where they would bebfought IN contact
and competition with anegto population.
And he x1eritured 4he opini6,f that South
Carolina would neferbe filed with white
Immigrants so long as She was controlled.
by the colored element of our population
,L--no matter what other iIrdnes,nents
might be offered. = y; 80 r ! :
!, And justin we would renlnrks That
in our travel the enquify was frequently;
made, how could the people of South
Caroliha consent to REMAIN is.sb ,Anfa-
nous State, and one ruled, too, by an
interiors racer Qur reply Tasa thas we.
had gotten somewhat nsedto itszrthat the.
realization was net quite so had as the
and. that whateysr of virtue.
there isinour law-makerA iis, with but
few exceptions, in tho negro element,
We arrived at Atlanta about 6 o. clock,
A.. NJ, next morning, and found theside-
walks sheeted with ice, and the esges of
houses fringed with icicles. The famous
Kimball House attracted our attention.
covering as it does q. whola. block, or
square. It,has been go frequently DE-
scribed BY karibblers far heSspapers talat
Ee win not sayhhqe diff Soon Few@e,
On theS train moving for west Point and
Montgomery. At 81 breakfasted at Pal
metto, where we partooll OF the best
steak wn havn hnd r.- f" H. -i;iic RAJ
~, ric D., 10
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mix" writing tQ the Chester Reporter

from Columbia, says; ,/
We have,had q visit from General Az A.,cq71
Dowell, tie san.c Who commanded The
United states :otcGs at first Mandssas!
He was hore on an Inspecting tour an. |
let me whisper something fuhay into your
ear about the inspection General NC
.DoweA invited his "Gertifcatacyp Moses
to join him in the einspcctioIl; as matter
of courtesy, presume which ceEr.stsy
be was expected TO dsGqllAseTbut !s !; .. ."'.htaary)
veIl 70 d6ht know whathsf' he tonfuetsi
Or not, but he did carry the tesrorAdJa;
tant Genelul Purvis with him sss part Of
his military family, and Pufvis inspected
too, went through all the ranks, looked at
everything As big adog as any'boay's
dog" with . Stump, Of B. cigar m his hand !
and Il is said that the Igrumblipgs and
suppressed curses Of the subordinate 94t
GERS and private soldiers, while this Idar.
key" was "going-through them" with
Moses and Mcdowell might have been
likened to the"rumblings Of a threatening q
volcano. Regulars ln9psstad by sTihtiiaa
officer, and ha e aSgerg' What next ?
Well might tue. Question be asked, and !
.wbuld like to hear hereply. Il. ,...,,. |
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r.ned up to- Houston. jpstat. 12. eelocl,
" $ topped at, Capital :. Hotel on Maill
.sstEesstTate agood dinner and. .perawb bH-
laFed the aty9Trtf it tohaa nice PLACE
,.aHd one ct a acpRsia !aaeEable. business, ssxi-
aenees Of ts Improvement, ssm s',!s and an ggrpawth
were manifest 4t:iss situated qn ,Ba9fiaald
sHd White Oak. .Bayopss, and .henge, iIhasl
the advantages Of both rail raad'apdrwa.'
Yer: communication sna,. transportation
II is dry and dusty here, WIND blawine|
stFongly." The Morris Building on Main
Street is four story with. .beaatiful brown
front. !, The Masonic Building and new
Market Housea are also fine largo ystEuct
lures. We were nneh::pleased with this
place. .'r.i;. I'D. 1i, ~
Ito IYYCoST1NuEsH, (
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YOU'LL FIND MARRYING PAYS.
Well. Usher, to mOrrow's your wedding
I'm aaSsEa.ssA ssTaa sysiAgh 5sSa MOD ,WOI
Health, wealth and content all the days
Of life, y
God bless you and keep you, my boyf
Marrying is risky business, -,
For husbandas we'll az for wifes, I.
So, generally Speaking itssas serious 3
thing
AS happens to folks in life. y, ~ !
Merry Ann Smith and you, Usher,
Fell in love in the good old way; !.
But rys ss ysss sssse lianE lESs' q ssF'arssd
Have fHe very old scratch to pay.
I don't say that you will, Usher,
So there's no occasion to pout;
But you and Merry Ann will have tan.
Iknow what I'm talking about.
For Ft,r',;; YOUR inclined M to Be touc6y,
And you're mighty sot in your'Way,
And Lishe fWheneH eHeryo rdan tier is up,
YOU have . pile TO saS.s J 7
Merry Ann Smith is as smart gal
AS they raise in these parts about;
But tbatki11 Lislieri arc never 1nadeug
(. SsaVith the ginger and pepper 1efs out is
Bear in mind Merry Annhas hernotiopss
And.a will like yours and mine;
And thatishe has a. right to fher. say i1l
That naturally fall in her line. =
Be gentle about the rhoneS question; %. T..
Don't ask her to give you a strict &c
Of the :SS"Rs way les g0ings s0.besspsnhs. asaN
She's the woman you loved and spanked
as a gal; ~ -. - H..
She'll work and live for yop; 3 i.o.t,
All that she is, or might be, boy, :
She gives, as no man would do.
You know how mnch you can afford,
TO onlaee?yaoul nasya ysarlys,expense;
just hard part over to Merry Ann,
And trust to her good common sense.
If you ever do have any difference,
Y
!. Rsn}eRber you keep 4 stili'topgne,
For &hea outside parties know family
affairS,
.An,sadless dissension's begun. :. ,rr
In In hsslsh sai hand sad in sickness for all sorts
Yeu promised to take yohr'wife-
To love, and cherish, and honor her,
AL tire days of her lffe..
Merry Ann promises jast the esame;..,
Nowadays they leave out the obey;
I'never set any store by that 4
.Tpo much one-sideda / Say. -.
To honor and cherish each other through
rqsoss s;sl shss x dives " 7alvaya:swhs, I
To'live with the Lord in glory
If you an aunt Phronia wa mt there.
so45night, Usher. God, Sdless yes my |
/, nd gIsh tollmosrrow's tlie day; i
An things considered, I think you'll |
find
That getting married II pay.
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sIChsrles Manloy, lnegr9 who gas
IcohIetedld t8aI murder pf an Iql5 white
man, clock-mender named Monroe, in
July last. in Aexandria,, va, was hanged
March rs, IN the' yard Of the jail, in the
Esy SIsSsys 'Ps3sssss & sBsss Rsags
Isl fate 10 whiaktre
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= y
Dried Annie Pies.

+ loathe, aBh6F, detest,; despise;; ;l-e',----
.Abemlhab daad qpplq pie4y. @ }
Or anything that's good to eat;
But; Of all poor Grub betieath the skies
Theipootest is dried apple pies . ''p
Givelme' the toothaehs or sote eycs,',,r'i
In preference to that kind Of nisss-; ~.
The farmer takes his knarliest fruit,
Wormy, bitter and hard ,to'boot; ,-,..r
Whey ieavelthe. cores to make JUS cough,
And don't take half the peeling off; III
Thenon q dirty cord they're strung
And from some chamber window hung;
Where they serve asa poost for fiss
Until they're ready to make pios,;.,, ..
Step On my ioorns ortell nae ResG,t
But don,t give me dried apple pies. ~,
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-. 4ln g-;.. vileln on the Goals and eat
tnem; and they would. roll him in the
Goals and take him out and talk. to him
and put him back, and at last th2y bailt
large fire, pnt him o. the iop Of it,and
athin burn to ashes, aud that Vas the last
o; him. There was not a whitq man that
had, anything to do with tall negroes
The other three negroes that were efled
were shot dead on the spot. They knew
where the woman was and would 1iotstet.'
l saw a lady who helped to shroud the
murdered woman, and she said ,.she was
bruised ull over the body. where be had
hit her with hi, fist. She leaves thres
children and a husband. II makes my
flesh run cold 70 think of.it.
----se,-,-
INrEEEsrI> G EXTRACT FROM !, 1.E,Tts.
OF a MEMBER OF THE 49n'C 'CbseREas:-
We have been permitted TO make the an
mxed extract iinni o letter written'by-it
member Of the Imty second c ongress, Ito
II gentleman in our city, under dale Of
February .2Slh, ltimo, wLjch will Do Of
interest:
After more than Is months CT. dilligent
work, ! got bill through botL Houses to
pay Tenie. Bac.n S437 lot mail services.
Since the way. On the committee Of clnims'
was man who belonged to the 4th Maine
Regiment, whose flag the ID S. U. u.'Regil
ment captured. at last Manassas. He was
an extreme radical, but quite clever sort
of fellow. He asked me where Bacon lost
bis leg. and to what Regiment he belonged
i tod Ann that he lost his leg at GotsSs1:
burg, and thathe was a MeiHbef Of Ker-
shaw's Regiment. III replied that :: any,
llan who belonged t6that Regiment should
BE paid every dollar the government owed
him That Regiment gave ush -'l'at Bull
Run" He was still little more sur
prised When l told him l hafbeeh amen-
'ber of the same Regiment, and was with
it-at Bull Run. He became.a good friend
of mine, and always aided pe whenever /
desired alittle help in the departments. He
is not now o member of the, House, I
wish he was. Northern 'Repnllic9Ils ate
decidedly better to US than, Southern Re
publicans." "-Gteinvilie Enterprise. h.@
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BANK or CHARLESTON.

+. NATIONAL BANKING. .ASSQCPN. !
s,GILAELEsToN; S. C., Feb. 90, 1873. J.
On and after the first day of March
next, this BahK will be prepared to Con
so,idate the Stock of the Bank Of. Charles.
ton Into tha. of the present organization;
lone share Of the iatterspar YalqeiEsleOi
one hundred dollars, will DC issued for
FIVE l5) whole or ten (lo9 half Of the
forpssr, i.
Future dividends will be paid upon
the .cahs9ndated stqck qaly; those ac.
cruing upon the. unconsoiidated will be
reserved until consolidation OF the'salne
shall'b effected.
The Bqoksi ief Trarsfep will be closed
from March 1st to April LIST.
MM..g. BURDEN, Cashier.
Charleston, Feb. a, Sm 10
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markets on East I
Ocean Springs; ohlft; &;
:4-bath q them bean


, Ocean springs; OH West, Biloxi citty- iii
bath .6} them beau tFls g little towns .ofa
spmmer ~ resort tr7psEa part Eaaarly the former.
Here lands are mere lY falnabAr Arer1Uirate from
one to fifty dollars pc sacre, according TO-.
foeaiity, nc. MisSssppf city and :Pass,i /
Christian, furtheSOn Eafe noted s||4lmmer;
resorts for Mobile a13 New Orleans. and.
bear the3satns relati9 "a tRase 4ci.ies I'M !,
that respect that Aila bbdid 10 Charleston |,
prior to 'the.war.s gsa Bayou St.
Louis, ovepss Epass, three miles
wide, s.i and sgsssg3 5 S5saairs u. po5
are seen lad. Boats lso. gathsring fish
and oysterrss for tks mari on it's,
wssssnsss isty 4 e 1 s s Esepss seven
miles in eztenL and onts popu,i
Iation 81 Astssn a theas ndl hess ess sillsgss
and towns al d ars 81 las is aossa aior
Ehiah soiooh and; Con ges male atidde-
Iaas FIIaasie. Ve etoss skess Bond and
Pantchartrain, and u sSsfais o6tlists lakes
and. .bsSy yous;s- Is befors aIsaching Men pr-
leans. I'm Mct aioiis ShsI il; 5urts t@6sdis @
tanoe. between Mobla and Mem eflsans,
is over water. This foad is smooth and
,lssS5s I rlaisg is,sddyisssI I,
river, Hx ID
We reached ewHlrleans, the great ,
Southern sea port 5ity, at 4. 6'aockt
ri NJ Tie Mard CHS had here too had
its celebration the daSs and evening be- e
fire 6ur arrival. MahE Of IT'S votaries I
ffrom,abtoad still intts city. Gafvesson G
las had her Mmdi Gas and so has Baton !
Reuge.. whilst other esterh cities talk!
ed strongly OF it, aAaby another year, :
viii probably be ins lie 'nng.i New Orr !
ieas does all i1nmensEshipping business, t
judging from the 4dmber of vessels t
which lie around hsf wharvies as far as B
we could see, receiving and delivering b
cargoes, Of. freight, Vet. the merchants Y
Of New Orleans COMPLAIN OF stagna6pn :
in business; becndseFpf their unsettled I
state Governments. eSGoy. McEney is i
calling upon the 'IniHda Of the city to h
enroll themselves. "a, few days .a.ser- a
wards, ,the un4ortunals conflict OF arms II
took place between TIE Metropolitan Pd- I,
lice and Molnery Militia. .Westepped d
at. the st. Louis Htal-a very ,!prgs d
building OF peculiar construction, 'front.' y
ing on, three streets Fare we would I;
say that we were nes SO much pleased <
with this house-tda 9much formaiity, i
and too lttlsaocommodat to suit rus ?
tics like us, yet charging higher than IN
any other house I'M the city. New Or il
leans is divided. in name at least, INFO. =
two distinct portions style respectively n n
American and French or Foreign. In h b;
this latter part of the city was situated h
our Hotel, where wemet Messrs. Sibley IL
and John Mcdonald of Augusta. The W
former accompanied us to Galveston. Il
Here, too, we had pointed out to us Kel- e(
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"A HofnBleT MdfdeE!.. = VII.

l. N~u1
The following letter. il from Thomas
Wstfeh,s of Uhbi county, 'AtEaaias;.' sG
J;M; TN Courtney, of Kteaiinnsy;,, clay eotiity,
Ny, and Sqtsd buf few dqys, ago: =" :"
VIII tsl ysu nov 'ei hqfribts, ,mur- ii
deE thai took place ..nQt far from where I
live: Y happened aboGt q month ago
There were four negroes co6cefned IN ii
A married lady went To- a ,efghbors house
TO- stay several days. She. was not well
when she left, ,homsr and her. husband told
fher't that ha, would take4 care OF the chill
dfen until she cama.baGk, hut. when she
got,to ,Hhers she was sgoing, there was nd
one at home but hired mem. and, she start
ed back. She had not gone far bef6re d
negro man, stopped. her horsedto her off
of TIE y92 h9rsss and bitchsa, .9ptaids of thg
E9ad and told Aer tQ. take the epathn ,As
fore him, and he drove and pushed aud
pulled her eight miles Into the b93hhbIh
and lieF her IS . tree and Atishef her5
He kept her there three DAYS 'and nights
tell to thetree ard the second day while
there she had'a childin The woods by her.
self Size was gone frem,kotne three davs
hefore her husband wcnt after her,,iHe
vent oYer,to, the, ho1se mhere. she !shad
started to, 90, and when .he, found she VAS
not there started back home, and found
her horse tied where the negro had left
it three days before. He took the horse
home and collected some men Reetheu
and commenced hunting for hef, and the
next day '.hss saw two little negrbes; %kY.
told sheru>that' they had. seen a,nsgre thd
day befcre.drivingt % white swon'an beEors
him down the path., They scattered ,evt
to hunt for them, and got 80 close that
the, negro went by. where the woman was
tied; Killed hsr with stuck and. theR Ieft
hss But Ss thsy :., went % atsE a''E, him, jim, bas
' The negro stopped at home and ,asBea q
man and boy i there 'was 'aAybody hint
ing for missing lady they toldt him.
yes, and as he got'upto'start they caught t
him and started back with him, and met
one Of the men in pursuit, They tntadc
him tell, where the womap was Ae.sam
he killed her. They then made Jim, take
them to where, she. was. He SAID they
were in sight Of her the day before, when |
the woman tainted, and said she Hid f'-1 =, ;
ed Three mr. fni,r ST.
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Brooklyn.I1He Insurance Go.
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Asssseesss Asesss,ova over r Wo 81 Millions Dollars.

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