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The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1860., [Electronic resource], Attempt to murder a Clergyman. (search)
urse. But there was another, not of course. Dunscomb came in, threw himself flat of his back on th and by night, and even employing detectives, Dunscomb, for the first time within the memory of the 1st of September. Brown was then at Sharon. Dunscomb hurried there, stayed two days, astonished th was not to the manor born. No pun intended, Dunscomb, on my honor." Brown's party — I beg par party were not five steps from the mirror. --Dunscomb and myself were almost touching it, with our I did so. "Beef is very high." Dunscomb's voice was so low that no one seemed to noti "If he finds us out." "But, look you, Dunscomb, it was outrageous of you to insult the party I entered. There sat "Jakey and Lize"--Dunscomb and the beautiful G — L--. We drove to t "When I went to see Forrest in Hamlet," said Dunscomb, afterwards, narrating the history of the det G-- L-- had vitriol thrown in her face. Dunscomb was knocked down in Madison Square and brutal[9 more...]<