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The MURDgRKRs CAUoHr.-We noticed few
days since, the murder OF an old man named KIM
mick and the burning Of the house In which he was kill
ed near vslles Mines, tfsrson county letter from
that neghborhood received by last nights me informs
us OF the of the and confss
sion OF the number Five negroesiwere concerned
viz: Tom, bs longing t. Mr.. Perry; Abner, to Mr. T.
Conw. y, OF St. Louis; Washington, to MIR Taylor and
SAM to Mr. Applebury. The fifth also belonged to ~:
Taylor. Sam made confession, which mplicsted fhem
ALL P.operty belonging to Kimmck, md sopa $50 In
money was found Sam. No ether evider5e had been
obtained against them. They comy6ltsd to Hills.
bero jal.-St. Louis Republican


LEAD MINEs-It is state@ that rich lead mines
have recently been discovered in Washington,
j. fsrson and Frankie. counties in this State. All
have to do to insure me onward march of Missouri s 10
develope her vera resources, encourage immigration
and the cultivation OF the SOIL and mako wise and whole
some law-