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DARING ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-A few days ago,
a daring attempt to murder a whole family. was
Kennedy who is purchasing slaves, put up days
previous at the house Of an old man named Phillips
He hired horse from Phillips, and looking
the country for slaves. One day when he came back
to Phillips house. young man was there, who had
some some @ work During the evening, Phillips asked Ken
edy how he had succeeded in getting slaves 60, from
which it is supposed that the young man heard that
Kennedy slave dealer, and suspected him have
money When they went to bed, Kennedy and the
young we're put in one bed, and Mr.. Phillips and
his wife occupied tho other bed-both beds being in
the same About hour after they had retired
bed, the young man got up went out n the yard and
Knocking him senseless He then went and struck the
old lady, Mrs. Phillips on the head also, and knocked
her senseess Raising the the third time strike
the old man. he accidentally awoke; seeing the raised
axe he jumped up and received the blow in his side.
He, however seized the young man. and after calling
to his senses, and leaped out Of bed, and with the
aid Of daughter Of the old peoples they succeeded in
securing the scoundrel and he IL now lodged 10 jail


will recover. The williams name Is unknown-Missou
rian, Nop. ~.


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANY.--On Friday even
ing, about 10 o'clock, fire was discovered in the
building the Of Coone street and Broadway
occupied as grocery store by r. wallace Il was ex.
tingushed-as was supposed-witbout any material
damage being done II was suggested that a watch be
kept during the night for greater safety About II
o'clock however the person charge becoming salts
fed that all danger was passed. left the store and
clean work. Tho building entirely destroyed, as
the adjoining 10 Broadway This last was well
filled with stock oil tobacco owned by Mr. T. Stlwel
The entire stock burnt On Colonie street the fire
reached and destroyed small frame building also the
dwelling house Of Mr. Wallace Several other houses
were much endangered, but were saved.





UNKNowN MAN FoUNp FROZEN TO DEATH
On Saturday morning an unknown man was
found frozen to death in the icc on Younr's wharf
Warren Bridge Boston. He had on gray sati.
net dress coat, black brosdcoth vest double breast
ed, dark colored striped pants, striped cotton shirt
red and white woollen comforter neck thick boots
foxed bundle tied in cotton was found
the bodyh contained striped shirt spotted silk
hd pair brown woollen socks pair grey satnst pants,
pair blue cotton overhaus He s supposed be about
As years old-sbont feet inches in hsight-had light
brown hair, very short grey whsksrs sandy complex
ion. No papers Of any kind were found on him.