k. the U'ttUtifuIrain.
! 5ffiVkli So more cornpla n;
yf,,H,l "rrinklc their jeweucu
- Mini the dlfir-clnd Irr
CVS
CIU(
.Tll" JUL'!i which Jem
,,h w-r tumor in
.k nVrroU.ofr tho leaves;
ami me i'hii.j.
1 . ; rtinlf
tfJ-ti twitter anfi ains! ,
5be "iVJov S n", little ones four.
y ftotU 7n S and il PurV
;. .nil niai - . .... i..
. rVin-.s in tlic beauimu ram
itrj- tn-' - .
in jtLidsomo glee.
lettering foot.
fci.1 Iw;n thednsty streei.
:frvi ";;-, ftn i rainbow IftUen,
rtiyyontli and rnnkk-n
.hi tSrouitihout again
jo'ki 'llkc' Dooth '
Ijritarofabfurd.stone. arc going the
f, ,u r,rcsi as to the diepositioa of
V flVilkcs EootL. The latest
t?iJ ,'ctr,c' of itu1rfi11,
f rsthc bclv was sunk hi .a lake
l'.5.4i-.l,iw Alexandria, Va. The
The
to the
ndrew
ZxvUlk f.tcts areas follows :
r;UtolrfeIiverca tc
'i..rr,.jli bv President At
;U .Mra II." Wearer, an under
;;,(' this city, was scnttoWasbingtoi
jtoily Hiring it here for inter
, Alwx was taken up from the
building and delivered to mm. il
l)v him to Baltimore, and
mSicd by. him and . a reporter of
at hi room on rst rayeue
tt mi... 'I'liif f,iiinl in it n
wraiTe i ii) an army o aunei.
L , w.itikt was taken til tlic
Uiai covered witn n powder nav
(jkipiKMrauce t' 5 ):iptune, and on
IrubbcJ between the ringers it dis
WJjust as suupstuno will do. On
Q,t i x-t was an army bhoe, cut open
p its entire length, as if to ac
jiiie a swollen foot. On the other
parse cavalry boot. The 'reporter
;jtGE"Wf exainiml the boues in and
Uljtibtje, am! f-r smc time could
K injury. lM:evii)g the body to be
Wlrjoth.tbe .reporter m.vJo a per
aUtwniination, aud at last "di.seo
ltlihitthc kg was fractured clear
kijh just above the ankle. The
pre as clcaily marked, and the
it be! m-the fracture bciug lifted out
: b'i, the cnU of the bones were of
ire nhik'iiefcj leaving no doubt as to
i t tint Inxilh in leaning from the
i, Ul fractured Iv.a right leg-, not
r.ucJ it.
M the identity of the boily was not
pftctntily established, especially as
: 'a no part ol the spinal verterbro?
and to mark of any bullet upon
: A iTotjcrt I.Hit!i.s was sent tor,-
wtsicd to think of florae peculiarity,
! ciiated, in the structure of his
tUt would forever remove any
& iiicr thinking for a brief while the
to aid that all that In could re'mem-
f fa that his; bn-thcr lad his tooth
aw;Ui goM in a peculiar manner.
fccriWthc positiouof the tooth, and
mil pencil the shape of the plug,
is "of unusual size. Th tpnth
f-titavut, and the tooth was found
yi just ai described lr the brother.
of
ww.Kttmg at nst any ouestiou
J"J or that body. The body was
Mr,ih his grandfather, father, and
fUron of the (mT. Baltimore
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