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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

AERIAL YoYAGE-M a fra balloon ascension
was made a, 81. Louis on the oh, by Mr s. Hober,
accompaniedby young lady. When ubout two Mills
up in the air, the ernnants wished 10 descend, but
fui.na they could not account of the value ccrd
which had become fastened the neck OF The baoon
which hung in folds overhead The bold ADVENTURE
put his Wits 10 work and climbed up the cords 10 the
hoop, disentangled the cord, and made the descent
nbou, eight miles from the point Ct emsarku:on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

NOR SALE OR RES1'-Thr Tavern At BIent>v liz, uhc
county lawn Wilan,i present occupied BY Nh.
I'hn, shaw. Two al The LGGng with good cellar
uG. them Main street have he
used f Il store house for years aud /
much tie The village for store. The -ofe-ron
being unuc,upcd present. posession Of can be id IN
mcdiatcIy and the the Tavern and
Of t present and, perhaps " irsa
tie, the Sth day cf neN month, A"ventrfl and aisn ne
ay be- had viii IT, Ans person lnlir f The business. with
small capital, could &" well - fnhs Sh'au'c county
store with this moment much wanted
Al Irenyilr; and from ms knowledge IL r place and nec
bor,ood know well conducted Ni Satisfactory fo
ms Ir,r7ble 10 4 good purchaser the subscriber
would loan ha portion IL necessary capital For terms
ac which he accommodating as 10 at La Grange
~ Il. l.. HARRISON.
o-,oho, ~ ;-u 51-w.;y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

pniNnkE LiSn FOR SALE viii sri rl,rI onr 81 ny
IL Tracts II Land lrs ~ Virginia anf Softh th"ihi.
lill which reside, On hc South
cChcuhug comfy. f:f.na, affirming iHr
lands r r. jnn. pr. &. Sin.".ai. Edward larry "ni
others, cpniainn, 81 ,: survey The -" 81 y,
grounds hic!i cleared nnd ~ h. s:atr
cultivation Abn Of Tie NJ land Glazed AMI ~ hnt
balance about $40 III original wnos Inis iin'heiei
nA admirably aipa,rd The culture 81 tobacco wheat aHd earn
Immediately The river aud adjoining hrs tact 900
Tia, years III" improvements
conr.nns Dwelling. House, with nil necessary
btne> &c About i've miles above and
hrnr tins manufacturing mills deem useless
thu.. DESTROYS 10 prchaS. VIII for .I
selves. The vii; H. credit suit the purchaser.
III. Trac i Immediately the Castor and Raleigh
Railroad in the county Warren, " g., adonin. the lands az
DR.. kn>, Richard Bullock AMI Others,
Ice accs, af ~ winch IS cleared and ~ good STATE
Of cultivation plr grounds ard fei. The wondlHd
uti, iinhcr, and choice tobacco land. There several
dTrc; .tiirmrh tl= land ani can be- divided INTO >c1
each -uic!.nry ana wunG-
land. TIE ncw ana tonsrhcut Bwrn:
in. nth liz requisite ont ,ilr.- lhn>e disposed = has
arc requested apv ms uyr>e.r who viii >e% r !lnd
Term, Inrr. val sell Tic purchaser Forage an lrr'
. ..i.rr II III. !auns. AATHL. 4. CHEZ
OFT. - i1-"i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

NOTICE hereby given, that legacy has been lrt BY the
Lar IN and testament III James Robertson, Louisa
~ Va lately licensed his grandson, James Robeso who
VA. in tr anI who has been heard Of r
>on- ti,r and that child his apply
IN Twelve months legacy viii be delivered Otherwise shall
he disposed Of in a different way.
All pr on the Estate requested 10
Them mmchatey those indebted
ura ard aud make
W. 4. GILLESPIE
Ercutor ef .tfs Robertson, drceasfd.
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

NOTICE Cont held for Prince Edward County, August
~ the 18th, lsil: On the application Of Joeph r. tenabl-
rsace Of Robert Nrnabr, deceased, il Ordered hat al
who may have ems asIns; the estate nf the dcef-nt
do rsi!i lie far sc;tieLent ~ James Feiihe Lascuo,
f said Robert Stnahe, deceased within fur mon;s and that
The said Executor th order 10 be published for eight weeks
in published The city of Rchmond, and also
pasted the door Court house OF this county
raj Court days. Copy-Tese,
3. ]. WORSHhM, c. C.
sept 81 io-wsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

DRAWN Numbers of he I-non Lottery, Glass No 2, iof
- drawn Alexandria, y. g.. Saturday. .h Gci"'rr 7.
! . d ~ II u ~ ~ 4 a.
20 Il : G. :6 = ii - - - - - ~ . y &
- So So Sa $40 80 81 So SIS s2 ST. Sl2 slo so -
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III. AND WINTER DRY conn.


NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
THE Subscribers have received hy the packets l>,,,
Lynchblrs, Weymouth, I.eoutine, Nassau. AMI MlnrI
from Kew York. aud Harriet from Philadelphia, 80
seasonsbr DRY GOODS al fresh andih ,b.> .o
pri,ing Of the riehe.t aud most desirable
opened IN this city. To ennmerate ten AL wcGl e,rcrl NJ
limits Of an advertisements they are, ~ i,llvw.:
Extra upcrtnc wool dyed black Cloths aud C,,,iqet,
In, isitr and re green bre hon T. OLIVE tFi5 and rs
super dnnond and assorted cooucd Cassm-tr atsa. ta
Diamond, beaver and pilot Cloths
Medium and luw priced Cloths and Cas>ineres
Sap Cations plain and plaid l.nsrss and P,ldips>
Whitney rose, dnih'. Aiacknaw and Point Blankets
Brussels, ingram, vehtian and hemp carpcting
Imperial, ui,ed and Brussels Rue- and printed Basr
Super French, German and English M,rno-s
81 and 6-i plain and panied Nrflnors and SaaoBir-
Snp- fine and medium. black and blue black Bo,axnes
Aopaca and th'he Giois, i.n'rs ana Crap camhlei,
Ladies' and rcntlcmtm lite and black plain ribbed S
ngrain SIX, Morayan ant A.,
Lambs wupl, llrrno, Cashmere and w0red III,
Misses h.ys' and eh'ldlen's sllA woolrn and cotton
knitting Yarn ami darains Cotton, all cblufs
Rich emhrold.rrd and printed Mou>ciin dc LANES
Satin striped CiiaIli : aud printrdtIh Cloths
Plain mode, coloed black aud blue black do.
super Grape d. Lame vir,orias and Grape Lissc
10. Gro de Rhine, Gro dr Antique, and Italian Tu,triugs
Extra ais, assorted coIo's roul Dr. oi and Gro - Nap
super hrncie, 'nht sin, aud omhrc Thule Tor dresses
Plain and isured SATIN art satin Req, assorted
a. ,ambrrs and Jaconet. Mail Muslin. and Bishop Lawns
Pam, checked and figured SWISS Musn>, fancy 10.
Garment and furniture Dimiiy and Saiecn
super French English and American in;s
Rich furniture do. and PLAID aad striped CinchaHs
Embroidered estitcled and PLAIN thread Handler
chiefs
Misses aud children, do
Velour, Ottoman satin ani eirne Scaff- and Iidkf..
Plaid silk SATIN, velvet broche and chcnc Shawl,
1hhct, incrno cashmere and ehaly shaw and IidAfs.
French ueedl, work. laced ard crimpcI Co'ats
Hr"saie siracla hr"6lI-, m"r silk and ,atm Shawl.
l.ltrn lace ami cape Isi,, and landkcrchitt>
Ganiaira, Ponsec Slitaicla and twii!,i six 10.
''rtion, aar. lanianna and pliid Verona du.
Ladies, and scnlcmcns lac and int TX ana sd Gloves
i.adrs' Hlhin aud embroidered f!iet nru H..
Ia. and .cnltnen's ~oplrn, rlrfin0 ani cashmere
;;ri.,lrmrn's hnck, beaver, aud York tan H.,
gol boc-, plaid bonnet, ha and cap Rb5and a>sy.: a.
satin and r.trinr DO, AMI black losc 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

~ rHiNcEGI-y rn.S h.ii IN The Clerk a.
ftr uf II. sr:., ilr iaIi nf Law aud thancety ~
Kimc i 1u",n County. Monday, tn 9Th # Srremn -:
TI,n,s " Garrett cnr,Y his wife, Who Dudley
!..a,.rr Briry sal Thomas w Garrett, admir- ~ Jose
;lis Dudley iec e. Dudley nflnt nader III
Il twenty yr y the above named Alexander liey
IN u. friend, Plaintiffs:
AGAINST
john M4,n IT,. n,m- II Thomas Dldl.y der Thona Sears
~n lasc, loH s'mmer-" admir- 6r ban II the
al! Thomas TIy dec Jonathan Smith, admir- late
tsro,r" Cater r- sad John Summrrsum admit Of Ba.
T. Dacy, tc aud he said John S'nrneraon a'm'f ." ~
H., r. nul;-. dee Defendants:
Tho John Mann admit of Thomas Dudley, dec
!arns entered appearance and security rcnrln:
L. me aci ~ Assembly thu rnst, and appear
~. is satisfactory violence, that h j. mol lninbian OF tbs
cu,.: rrrn tic said defendant do appear here
ilplay ccenhrr and answer the m ri the
amt copy order be forth si inserted III
sne -japrr published the cty OF Richmond for Two
and posted the 'front.' door the Court
hJIsr Of tins county. Tc>tc,
ROBERT POLLARD Jr., c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

J. G.. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
Oee .Nain % door Se'en siam and iit srt:;
RicHAoNp, VIRGINIA.
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c3O OOO Ion nr;-,s NJ Il can

S3O,UOD TOO pri-rs q = ,VUO
VIRGINIA MoNoSGALfA LOTTERY, Glass " 70 b dfi"1
II Alexandria, Va. Saturday. l.i Nov. leil.
Splendid CopGais-s3n,U00 nGG;, 100 prizes of icoo.
- no., IL drawn bal"i.
Tickets only Si0-halvr> S5--GuaTtrrs - -.
4 certificate uf packis. Of y whole tickets $50 "
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Louisn, Oct. ~, 1911.

4 TANNER WANTED-1he subscriber wishes 10 employ
n good Tanner ,uli. year, that %'
mended the ~ all The various branches
man w.il small family viii be preferred. Adde'S -
ROBERT y. OVERBEY,
Hhitehca,e r o., -N,eiieaLara, pa
Ii il-N6'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

,I,WENTY-riyE DOLLARS REWAHp.Ah. roniyi lfuc
L suhscnbtr. the night ~ the 2ih SrgrWhe t,I
Negro man named Dennis above the
ius about 100 10 pounds, about feet ~ ~ Il n'hs L
frame, has had burn MS the r ! h..
el has left very large i j dnUltfii "heh"f
out o IT, large round FACE, ABOUT irts l'f
had blue cpE cost, light paniannn- AMI t
ned -xcrra lis;t iah viii. ca.
Having believe t!at hr mas br cnlcayofh
maze ri t!e stat. WI! give collars reward
person ho wl apprchend said Negro ~ the tic. ri
,.cLiy dollar, If ai, Of lie Sale, and secure,
jll. that gel hn again. JOHN i. "G. II
Columbia. Flmxanna cn.niy. oct i. Isl. i.--mlA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05
ntAyo FORTE WAREHOUSE.

constantly rPceiSin. from TIE celebrated ma
mut,,,ry al Nunns CLARK. New York, elegant aud PLAIN
ts The latest improvements, and tia, deli
~ t,ucl and sweetness Of peculiar To Their manu-
fict.t. ,t.;,., yns,r,,,.,,, ,,5 n,-i.,I
Merchandise in general 49, - -; -, 49,,
Piano Fores repaired, tunea, e' Oh he' anu 'aAeh III eA
change. ,,,r.p ,rrs1c
THE largest collection Music ever offered for sale In his
c, may m selected from, the store OF The subscriber whols
now ena!led 10 sell n Philadelphia and New York whole
sale and retail prices. -, c:,, - .,,
These purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
tefi' Lila" N'e' ''' ''' p. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte md Music Store, opposite the Banks
Cn-Wllm
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be received
~ nj Ruc bingham house, until the secodd MoADhl
Cont Dave IN November for the building oil B'
JAIL stories high, passage and Tour Ioois on each
t,,or " ith The necessary doors aud windows
The walls win lie II inches thick, grated with Three quarter or
onr inch lrnn which viii be determined before the etths-so
verrd y ill slate. ....
plan w sewn. and explanations given rs The romn-
We ~i thai u pian 81 ID. 'uhpefid
Jail Is expected o D. adopted.
JOHN MORRIS,
Enii. GLOVER,
TIL VI. DSpLRANT, / t,r,,; ;,.,s
CIR. MOSELEi,
g. u. WALKER,
I. &. GANAWAY,
n., ~ is-wtsN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05
SEPT, 10

1 CCTlON AND COMMISSION HorSE.-1hc subscribers
~ respectfully offer their their friend! and the public
70, the Negroes Eral Estate, and all ether kinds # proper
i in The city If Richmond GU8EaT NIT & 60,
f-oss fronting Tie BtH TarsrH
Aup
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s50,0O0 81, Oo0ll $40. 00O!l!

SoOnO0 S2l,DnD : SIU.UlO
VIRGINIA MuNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Esua, VI. q. Y .
determined hy The draw ing NJ the taion n'i.ry iass H.
Tor lSii, 10 be drawn al Alexandria, Va S.t,ras, % ho''
her la!i. ,..
of ~ 00a do OF cor. 40. OF 49, prizes al 1900, 81 ~
1850, and mar. nf 80. l)0. g., &c.
= nos. H. drawn ballots.
rcS,,tico,, of n,ck,.e II y !, l,.,. ticket. So
Do. do % half do.
Do. d.. aiquar;sr dp.
DO. d.. - eighth do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

VALUABLE NEGROES AND LAND FOR sALL'y,, -
sold. for rash, the 1t day 81 triihtfa" ~, q.
Court several likely Se=rus-. men, BOYS an"
the "Wednesday following November The 18Th, WIZ =" ~
the pr-mi~-- that valtahe TiacI al Land, iAi2e
winch Spencer lrown, f>l., 81 Cntarri.,E ,,y,
lying niles below Cara immediately on v hs il IN
containing about hundred acres large portion
original growth and heavily tnbrIed he iaha ,,,y Hit.
w. situated in good neishtorhood, and has almost t,ir
recommend it 10 a g.nenan wishing 10 nufeh,asss
GEO. II. MATTHEWS, 7ra,nn
VIZ. iHAisE1' q-s!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

OST, on TrESDiY n. between 81 Johns 'fu',..,
u 1'ho-. y. iacksons, Batch. fomn. ~ FREE ~
Whacver has found hea, ani "i.I Ielui Them e =, .
Once, shall be- suitably rrliaiGci. -OllS Mo
OCT. ., s-N--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

SiTUATfOS WANTGD.-t Young Lady, who i vel
- lied teach s the branches at thorough ERsi,I =
ton tocr with the French Language, wi-bes si,
iearher ensuing year Tn. testimonials 81 mora {,
an proficiency be- produced, veil sGccr''
pursued The profession nr several years. address a. -
a., "a 49, ~ " ~ ~ : " 5l--Vt
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Si0.0O0, Sio.n09
f,-rt prs',J ~, tDs. T.t.v l,,.. y n

VIRGINIA LEESni e: i.O 4....Y Gas r. 10 y t''s
a, Alexandria Va, saturday, ..'h November. ISL.
Spsnf- p.rsS ,p.osl, 10000, 6,T5i -, priG-S n
do. 81 .o00 10 so. 80 do 81 Gf9 and many Of -
&c, &c - nos II drawn ballots.
Tickets slo-hllres Ss-qIaricrs s. - 49,.
\ crr.cate OF pa. mage 81 - "iar tickets alJ1-'"@
proportion. Il
Fof tickets and hares and certificates Of packages " "
above splendid schemes aidres, L. !.
j. C. GREGORY 4 60. Mana ,rrs R.cinen..' 7,
oc, % 5'--"'.
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For Board Washing, and Tuition English branches :: 4
Tuition III Latin and French, an charge
Lessons he taken Va Nr. ~ the Masters charge.
Each pn? furnish herself with towels and rights.
Address post pal d White Ch:muey> T. o., Caroline coi"
Va, 10 :. L. Dunron,
GEO. y. POLLARD P,pt',.r
r. S.1o avoid opportunities from any guarier. II ! ty,n
proper here, that under circumstance VIII sh'
admitted as pupils.
Oct - 59-w@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

armicteid & Hc.,shan Lss dissolved y; ~ j.
Grn'. II IT, Looks a1d rnpfs pls,ed iatn ttc Lln
r. Matthews. r.; Of Buckingham "ud inGso "ho =
thor i:ed 20 cinsc Toe Id-iuCsr ni the Concern Al
ed 10 sad earnestly requested 10 hdhr
piynnrnt Ia Mr. Matthew'S longer indulgence cahn,
end those who have claims against IT, whIch nave - 49,,
teen presented WI. phrase make them known - ""''
anseaen;- may lie made for their early PAY h.tht
iEasE r ARMS t''-'
:,M, $ MsisH4A,
Oh. Ian, 1915. -
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T.,rs fLaif prr-si. /. sdrapcr.

m. location il elevated ard hea!ils-nnt 81 -isn
occurred the place during the past ..a The iur
and erected expressly ~ tie accommodation z: b-1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05

VALENTINE, BIEcpEN s go.
Hd:c BRilia.,., Hs.rsJ. si.s,.s z
Gi-3.V .Ia.... n.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
SEt il II NJ a M'S
gvII1s.lsI,z'''N.I slls;,E75yIH
Are the greatest worm medicines in the woy

5lO"'SSb WOilD IHGQlCfDSS IN the HOrht.
DR. Churchill has used them in over fifty cases,
cured ten OF spasms, and three of fits. lie con-
sIders them safe and sure, and recommends theil
to ALL
Mr.. B Noyes has used them in his family with
entire success, and several of his friends have
great confidence in them.
Col Il Clark cured one of his children ofspasms,
and one of fits accustomed by worms
The Hon B B Beadsey thinks they have saved
the life of one of his children. 1t had been long
time in decline, and was attended by the best
physicians without any relief His family doctor
recommended Sherman's worm Lozenges as the
only hope; he did so, and through the blessing of
God his child snow well--another living evidence
of their wonderful virtues. Mr. B says no family
should be without them More than 1000 certif-
Gates might be added their truly wonderful prop
critics
Capt Coffin, of Nantucket. consulted DR. Sher-
man, on account of his son, 8 years old lie had
been N decline tOr several months, and attended
by four Physicians, who could afford hm no relief
His symptoms were leanness, pallid hue, very of
fensve BREATH disturbed sleep, broken off by fright
and screaming, headache, a distressing cough,
itching of the nose through the day, and of the
anus towards night, with Shiny discharges from
the bowels. The doctor pronounced the case ons
of worms and recommended his Worm Lozentes.
After the first dose the child ran to his parents
frightened at the quantity OF worms that came from
him-he began to mend at once, and before he used
one box, was entirely cured.
Benz. +. Goodspeed, I3O Sixth Avenue has al
ways cured his children of worms, by Sherman's
Lozenges He would not be without them in his
house on any account
The Rev. Jabez Townsend's little girl, nine
years old, was given up as ncurable by two ply
sicians. She was fast wasting away, and was SO
miserable, that death was alone looked to for re
lief. Three doses Of Sherman's Worm Lozenges
entirely cured her.
Dr. Stevens, one Of the most distinguished ply
sicians in this country, says Sherman's worm Lo-
zenges are the safest best article he knows of for
destroying worms.
DR., Hunter, another celebrated physician, uses
no other worm medicine in his practise.
DR.. Castle, 297 Broadway, has used Sherman's
Lozenges in his practise for more than two years,
and never knew them to fail.
These valuable Worm Lozenges can be obtain
ed at the Office of the JEFFERsONIAN REPUBLICAN,
Stroudsburg Monroe county, Pa
0F@Only 81 Cts. per box -
July 7, l84l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

throughout the land-put down, fellow working
men, the Executive which encourages robbery,
Inv allowing his party friends to issue shinplasters
worthless in their character and security. Spread
The name of John Banks to the breeze of victory
and do not rest from your labors, until he is Sc
curely seated in the Governors Chair; and then,
when virtue and honesty shall have taken the place
of corruption and political intrigue in our state
councils-when good old democratic times shall
he restored--when the energies and virtues of our
former patriot Governors shall live again IN the
person of John Banks, you will all receive your
reward--not those rewards which prove the incen-
lives 20 the spoilsmen of the present day, but the
more pure and gratifying reward OF having laoored
diligently, and of having conquered honorably.
JACOB NEWMAN, Pres't.
JOHN UTrs,
AUGUSTUS WILLIS,
JOSEPH ]. WELTMAN,
JOSEPH IRWIN,
CHARLES MMULLEN,
Vice Presidents
John J. CLYDE, (Secro,.r;es
Jacob Fordney, : ''''
DANIEL BEST, M.rsbous
DANIEL TOY, (
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
STGN OF THE BARLEY SHEAF.
-
:;i;l
NO. 1875, NORTH SECOND STREET,
Philadelphia.

IIAl2IXIAlDUTz53 WATSON,
Grateful for the generous patronage he re-
ceived during the last year, takes pleasure in
acquainiIng his friends and the public general
ly, that his house has undergone a thorough re-
pair in all its parts, and is now completely in
order
The table will be furnished with every deli
cacy the marketahords. The Bar will be stored
with the choicest liquors.
There is also first rate stables attached 10 the
establishment.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always Judge for themselves, he feels confident
that they will favor him with their patronage.
March %, lS41.-3m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

Campbell was actively engaged In getting 1t up.
On Sunday night last two of the Driskells, no
torious through this region as ringleaders and
harborers of all sorts of villains, rode up TO
Campbell's house and asked his son if his fa-
ther was at home; he called his father TO the
door, when the Driskells shot him dead and
fled. The volunteer companies of De Kalb and
Winnebago Counties Immediately collected and
went in search of the Drlskells Tuesday
they caught the old man and one of his sons
tried them by Lynch law, and were convinced
that they were the cause if not the perpetrators
of the a,rocious murder of Mr. Campbell. They
sentenced them to immediate death, then placed
the old man about ten rods off, and 6ade ham pre-
pare for DEATH giving him fUe minutes; oChen tile
time gas up, about fifty balls scent through him.
The son then was served in the same manner
both devils proving .gan'e-neither making
anv disclosures, more than saying that another
son of Driskel killed Campbell. The compa-
nv are now pursuing this other Driskel, who
has cut stick with confederate; $500 reward
is offered for his head. High-handed and re-
voting as this summary mode of procedure
seems to be, it is, nevertheless, absolutely ne
cessarv. and receives the commentator of ev-
ery individual who is at all acquainted with the
facts If a man refuses to join these comps-
nies, he is put down a, once with the horse
thieves.
The Rockford paper will bring all the min
tia of the affair.
Perhaps the worst feature of this horrible af-
fair is the appearance of the following COM
ments, appended to the above by the Chicago
American journal usually favorable to law and
order:
eve are inclined, under all the circumstan-
ces to justify this violent outbreak of popular
Indignation. When thieves, scoundrels and
and cowardly assassins-having no
stake in the country nor no principle or manly
feeling in their hear,s-despising and evading
the laws Of God and man-cvl and moral
outlaws having nothing valuable TO risk and
every thing to gain by their atrocities-when
such villains prowl our streets and outrage the
aw not only of the Statute, but every princi
pie of civilized humanity, the slow and uncer-
ain retrbution of the legal code in its opera
ion, itself the sport of technicallty, of perjury
and every species of corruption--seems indsed
4 mockery, and the ghost of principle and the
blood of victims cry loud, long, -plausibly, (may
we not say JUSTLY for swifter, deeper venge-
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