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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Specimen Of Wsco"sia.-Un the head OF
distinguished strangers the Milwaukee Courier
announces the arrival at that place of the Count
and Countess Augustus Haraathy, father and mo.
ther and three children, from Hungary. The
count, 1t is said, about year ago made extensive
investments in Wisconsin property, paying cash
as he went, and he has now brought on his family
with the intention of making the west his home
for the rest of his days. He owns one of the most
beautiful locations in Wisconsin.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

NOrel Decision. Boonvie Mo Observ.
or says cat the present term of our circuit court.
Judge Morrow presiding, negro slave was bro,
into court, charged with having forged an order
on one of our merchants; and the indictment was
quashod, on the ground that negro could not
commit forgery. The reasons which determined
this decision were not very clearly stated; but his
honor was understood to say that by the cous!i.
tuition and laws of the country, negroes arc not
as persons, any more than any other
animals.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09
Eprairic Farmer,

After the FIRST ofJanuary the name of the Union
Agricultu.ist will be changed to "rh, prari.
Farmer" 1t will be published monthly, at Chi.
cage, as heretofore, at 81 per annum and is to be
greatly enlarged and improved It willb printed
on new type, and will contain %, perhaps ~, pa.
ges besides a colored cover for advertisements
It's contents will be, |. Communications from near.
~ 200 correspondents; ,. Editorial articles; 3. Re.
views of the leading agricultural papers by praci-
cal western farmers, presenting their more inpor-
tant parts I. Articles condensed from all the a,ri.
cultural papersin the Union; aud ,. \ mechanical
department of 4 pages, TO bo under the direction
Of the Mechanics Institute of Chicago, who will
appoint their own editor and be responsible Cor tae
matter. An educational department will, also, be
added, il it be possible to arouse sufficient inter-
est among the friends Of common schools 10 defuy
in part the expense Of enlarging the paper to 81
pages.--This is the programme offered far the CO.
ming year by the Prairie Farmer. Can an ILL.,
nois farmer have good excuse for not subscribing
for it Subscriptions taken at the post Office
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Another Iadian 7tea'y.-Tho Detroit Adyer.
tscr says that Mr.. Stewart, the superintendent OF
Indian affairs, who left tia; city two months since
to hold treaty with the Chippewa Indians Of
lake Superior, has returned, having concluded the
important treaty Oh terms highly favorable to the
United states. Michigan will be particularly be-
nclilted by it, All the Indian lands within the
boundaries of the state are now coded to the Uni
ted States by this treaty, about fifteen millions
OF acres are coded; about eight millions of which
he IN Michigan, and seven millions in Wisconsin.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

H1riLk Outrage the Burlington (lowa)
Gazette. SAYS the Chicago Citizen, we liud the
most extraordinary and cruel relation Of circum-
stances tina, we believe ever went forth in type.
Anold man lived alone AMI bad forbidden daugh-
fer. who lived mean, and her husband, or even their
children, ever to approach his place, on account
merely ofsome whimsical pigue that the Old wretch
had taken against his child.-One morning the
inhuman being found his grandchid, under three
years of age. climbing upon his garden rail- aud
he deliberately went for his lille and shot the boy
dead. The victim fell inside of the fence. The
old man reloaded and sat watching. Not long
after The mother came, seeking her child, and the
minute she touched her fathers garden rail, as she
did with a shrek the instant she perceived her
dead child, the old brute shot her stone dead on
the spot. The hoary maniac, as he is now ac-
counted) shot the father also when he came, and
he is now in prison to answer for the three muir
dprs
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

a loaier hung to tho top Of a high fence by the
seat Of his panlaloons, with jug OF whiskey in
one hand and pail Of moasscs in Tho other, an
exchange thinks may be properly said to be in a
quandnry.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Tho Chicago Democrat AYERS there is an old
man ia Kentucky with such strong powers of me.
mory that he can remember when Henry Clay
first run for the presidency.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

TIE Doctors Disagree-Whle Miller ispreach-
ing in New York the destruction Of the world in
1918, DR.. Smith, the geologist, is lccturng in the
same city to prove that the world has existed for
millions of years. and will not in all probability,
be destroyed for millions of years to come. DR..
Smiths is the most pleasing faith, and WILL no
doubt, enlist the strongest and most substantial
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Winter Wieat-rrom the best information we
have been able to procure, says the Union Agri-
culturis;, we should Judge there was not less than
one half more wheat put in this last fall through
Out the west, than there was year ago. In north
eIn Illinois there is nearly twice as much. Owing
to the drouth, very much of it has not come up,
and, with an open winter, there would be great
reason to fear short arop. But the present fall
of snow is most favorable, and should it remain a
close winter, the slow growth in the fall viii not
materially affect the crop. 1t is altogether too
soon for farmers to calculate upon higher price
for the wheat on hand in anticipation of a short
crop EeXt year, as we learn some are doing
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Yankee Eaiap,=e-'rhc Boston Morning Des-
patch says, awe learn that Bornum, of the Ame-
rioan Museum, \. y, has sent number Of men
to the site of Sodom and Gomorrah to hunt for
the pillar Of salt which originally was the wife
Of lot. Ifthey fnd the 'crtier,' it will be exhi-
bited publicly"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Heroiae,-Not long since a negro follow was
shot by Mrs. Wilson, near Pittsburg, while he
was, with others, in the act Of robbing her house,
FAn account OF the affair appeared next day in the
Piitsburg Sun, and on the day following COM
muni;aIion appeared in that paper in relation to
the affair containing some pretty severe rehec-
tons on the conduct of Mrs. Wilson. 1t was this
communication to which the following letter was
written IN reply Mrs, Mary Ann Wilson is evil.
IDENTITY dangerous customer"
NJ. Eaiior-ln your paper of the 10Th inst. |
noticed communication purporing to come from
an iron hearted scoundre very likely one of the
cowardly companions Of The victim whom shot.
In his ignorant communication he threatens, mar.
S'Ay, ,CorihIsS acrttcb, my life. FEAR HIM Sor !!
Tor, were there US many of them as would stand
between my house aud the market place, would.
most assuredy, were similarly situated, shoot
them AZ freely as did the first, for consider. and
so would every honest person, was doing nv du-
ty, in the absence OF my husband, for the pro,ec-
ton of my helpless family. Since the excuse for
a man has given me warning, in return will riyc
him hint that may not only be useful to himself.
but, also. to his associates in crime let them not
come near my dwelling in the capacity of rob-
Der, for robber is nothing bu, a womans play
thing. Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN WILSON,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

or We understand from Springfield that our
friend Auuusrus NJ. Hrstrp, Esq, Of Jackson
Vile, is candidate for the office of prosecuting at
iorncy in the first judicial circuit. He is a good
lawyer and an unAnching democrat, aud we hope
he will be elected.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

Coon Fur.-There must be duty on this ar
ticle, otherwise the price will certainly fall. Sam
Medary, of the Ohio Statesman, alone offers to
supply all the hatters in the west and in N. York
and Massachusetts, the stock on hand is said to be
unlimited, 50 that, unless tho principle of "pro!ec-
ton for the sake of protection" is carried out, there
mus. be immense losses on this article.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Fanny E'kslr.-Ihere are many good strealls
about Fanny EIlssler. She was lately at Vienna,
where shereiused to dance for her own emolumcn,,
but she did dance for charity, each time taking Il
box and paying $50 iirst.--The dalseuge was es-
coried home IN triumph, and the emperor Of Au-
stria sent her an autograph letter of thanks, and
a rich peruge in diamonds.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Curious Zooiogiaai ErhiJition.-Among the Gu
rios;ies now exhibiting at the Liverpool Institute,
says Liverpool paper, is Nh. John Austn's col
lection of animals OF opposite nature living in one
cage. There are eighteen rats, four cats four kit
tens, two hawks, two owls, eight Guinea pigs, five
starlings, one squirrel, two rabbits, six pigeons,
hedgehog, and forty young ones, all living in har-
mony. The rats run about and fondle with the
CATS the starlings hy en- the cats heads and rest
there without being disturbed; the hawks fly about
at pleasure, and rest on the same perch with the
pigeons and starlings, and not the leas; Giscord
pregails AS one family, they feed out Of the same
dish, and are perfectly harmless. This rare and
curious collection has attracted great notice.
The following literary curiosity, purportng to
be an order for a hat, the Pennsylvania Reporter
says was received by one OF the Harrisburg hat
and cap manufacturers last week. 1t is a crown
ing effort in the cpistoIary way:
"a had for 'tr'
wide 20 in forth
ream croute 3 in strong the heis of the head in
cant. wont gut Tide had. have wick he'd
aboute worth Of doiers cnlev mex me a gut had
ii the had sut me / cakom if you max om as |
rode you"
That's enough to make the bones Of DR.. John
son rattle in bis coffin.
WORDING HDigS.-A Joint resolution from the
secretary Of and secretary of the navy has been
published, fixing the average time for laborers at
the public works at ten hours per day.
A Curious Case IF Femdie D,ceDi'oa.--The
Albany (N. " Citizen says,"A person who has,
for the las; four years followed the business of
tinker and tcamstcr alternately in this city, and
who is well known to many OF our citizens, was
brought up before Justice Osborne, charged with
hanging out false Signals not exactly what
outward appearances would lead honest and I'M
suspccting persons to beevc--sang under false
coors, Aboat two weeks since the person was
married 10 very respectable and harlworkins
girl who, by her industry, had laid up consde-
nhIe sum Of money The poor girl found gu, in
few days that all is not gold that glters-that
appearances are deccitluI-in short, that her dear
husband was tc0mGli This fact being fully cs-
ohlshed to the satisfaction of all parties the faith
less swain, or, rather deceitful Jade was arrested,
examined at the police, and sent to Jail. Showas,
however, shortly after discharged from custody,
there being no law on the statute to cover the Of
fence.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

"Iae Nanroo Temple" the mos, spacious build
ing in our state, has been completed. 1t is
said, Joe Smith has ordered tavern equally cost
y and splendid to be erected, which is to be call
ed the "NnsrOo House,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

AS wound in the foot is more dangerous than
a wound in the hand or arm, so the oppression of
the poor is more destructive to the well being of a
nation than an injury done to the rich.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

O'iio.-The politics of the state of Ohio under
go periodical changes In S24 a democratic 90
vernon was elected, Lucas, beating Findlay some
three or four thousand. In 1886. Vance, wing,
beat Baldwin some thousands. In 1898, Shan
non beat Vance upwards of two thousand In
1919, Corwin beat Shannon 10000; and now in
1912, Shannon beats Corwin about 1900. Thus
for eight years, each party has held power one 81
wing place 10 the other every two wears.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

4 Word 10 tie MAtTtes.-Et should be remem-
hered that Mr.. Miller is not the first man, by Sc
yeral hundreds who have predicted from the pro-
Pheccs, the destruction Of the void at various Pc
RODS, and thar these periods have passed by, and
the globe still rolls round unscathed. A writer in
the Christian Magazine for April, l76l, ssys that
about that time, two men arrived in the city of
Cologne, who predicted thus;
The war will be general in l765
Cons,antinople will be DESTROYED in 1866
The true God will be acknowledged by all
nations in lTG7
A vaiantman will give his testimony to it in l76S
England will be oyerlowed in I77O
The globe the earth will be burnt in III
The universal Judgment in l773
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Ne,O Yarh Siochs,-Among the first fruits of
the great democratic victory in New York is the
rise in the stocks Of that state. crstocks before
the election, sold at to l0per cent discount, but
now they are at par and even command small
premium. The last Legislature laid a tax for pay
ing the interest on the state debt, and stopped the
wild system of Improvements commenced by the
wings, which would have placed New York among
the nsolvent states. The wings threatened to un-
do what the democrats had done, should they get
the power; but the people wisely determined not
to give it to them, and hence the rise in stocks.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

Curious Kind Of Com.-The Cleveland Plain
Dealer states that specimen of corn from the
Rocky Mountains, has been exhibited at that of.
flee Of very remarkable variety. In addition to
the husk which encloses the entire ear as in the
common kind, each graia has stoarqie covering
Of the same description ChiGc0i9e Adyeri.ser.
You are somewhat behind the times. We have
seen specimens of the same kind of corn raised in
Pennsy lvania, in n. York. and in this state. In
Kentucky and some of the southern states, we are
told, III pretty extensively raised to feed cattle on,
for which purpose it is considered better than the
corn commonly raised. Don't know whether the
frs. specimen came from the Rocky Mountains or
from Pococatapet-t-t-t-tle!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-09

WORDING Ho@S.-A Joint resolution from the
secretary Of war and secretary of the navy has been
published, fixing the average time for aborers at
the public works at ten hours per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

RoBBEKs ARRESTED On WcdHo- hay, the 18th
Mt Samuel Rudebaugh, Frederick 1rcs,. James
Mufdick, Andrew Murdick. and Matilda Mufiick,
were arrested m Lieonier Valley, Ia and lodged
in the Jail at Grccnsbmg. charged win robbin-
the dwelling house OF William Ross, OF Ligosier
township. some ten or twelve month, ago, ct some
: 300 or I 600 I'm .nrric
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
From the London Literar-
g,seruati0uaI Dialogue.

Chiaa. you're cracked; you'ye had d 'a d.
We've thrown You down; 50. once i'' DID,
DO take lesson hy :.
Beware let. when our vii u It,
We roughly smash YOU into si'''
And 1eare you then outright
CHINA
lie canno, fight; but y0H must trade
And all your tcapot- stand auayed
10 .pou, ter Ms plea.
The fact that IN your faces .iafcs
Your very alphabet DECLARE
Tmp,t came qtfcr r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

THs AnrRr,,N L,roRER.- Tie June Number Of hi,
work, which 81 10 De f ale al tbs doh h, n'o.un- con-
,l1. Ire fs.cviu, valuable Statistical faoIe,
1aa. showing tie aggregate amount oi Manufactures
/ ,lr NImh'r of Manufacture of sir Number - "tIr'
F.malr. sui Children employed and Capital 'H's''o in
| thr s. Number % vessel. and rfrsons rmpoyed boo
lil snount and Sind 81 N'"candie and Prov, Sous con-
smei inth' ,r-''". Z. f,hcr.e' Number ot Mrn ON.
roytt. aud capital inves-1 in the nte states D Num-
b.r0f Ga,- Houses. Gias, Cutting Establishments, Numbtr
nd Mn Employed, Value oi NsnIhctured Articles, 'cud-
i.s Looking t!la>sss and Capia Invested. T. Nnur DE-
Manu- a-tur's az Leather >atdrr"', >. I. amount 90
| Tsnrcri'> Leather famed a"L "ra fmpoycl I'D 10
! ! : p Papo- Mis-. Value az Produce OF th- Manuac
! lures. Men EMPLOYED, AMI CaVttl Invested o. Amount
of Pra-ous Neia, Manufactured. Various Neai> .ni Num-
! Der ol Men Employed - Au''ni ol Lcad produc'''
a. Amount oi Mrsita Instruments Produced Number oi
Men err puyrd and Capitol -. Amount Of tasfag", anu
WAGONS. Mes employed, and Capital - Fnruturr. Mei
employed, and Capital, H. Machinery manuac,.rld ~
| lc L. = - Drug, Medicines, Paint, snd Dy', Wen en-
| pl7ycd and Capital It. tmopn, 81 soap and Candies
t.. Number ut Powder Nh, Amount OF Powder made,
| Nrn employed, aml capital g. Number at Rope~aAs,
Value ct Pr.,'uce. ien employed and Capital Invested
= The MAY No contains IN addition 10 very valuable
Reports a variety OF subject, connected with the Trade
and Manufacture of the Country. The following TABLE,
The amount OF iROS manufactured ln tie np states
Amount pad for labor; agricultural products consumed
| capital employed, and number NJ mon employed .
Amount Of Cannon c,st and >ualI Arm, male, Men
employ cd. aBd value Of Hardware and Cutlery manu'ic-
5 III smanat of capital invested IN he manufacture Of
Button. AMI Pins number OF persons employed ana amount
Z. Number OF Commercial Houses in Foreign Trad;
number OF Commission Houses, AMI capital Invested
Aggregate value OF ships and ve>>rl' hult IN tie ' =
! a. Amount of Domestic Trade md Commerce Capital
invested. Men employed 10 Br1shcS msnuaciured-Nen
and Capital employed.
D. The fir. number aas published on the l,t day Of
,prl last The whole work VIII be- completed IN l. num-
ber, Subscription price % mail subscribers in the country
- cents for the entire Volume single numbers are sold NJ
g. cent, GREELEY NcEIRiTH 80 Aau-.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

NOTICE to RuPTURED PERSONS

DIR. A. g. IL. No iNesey street, A.or uou.e
New NOrk-fer,ou, afic.rd WITH RuIrur,, u,ay rsy
upon ne best instrumental AID the world Affords. ap'
plraou at hi, office, Ne,ey street Nrs work. o rih'f
ol s uuuerous agents ~ a." chief towns of Tho uiri
states. P1nui- must 49, careful a. the h'ct pat
of D. iiufs Trusses - see n they eriur'ft 10 D.
lIul IA wTug. None other gcnu 10 he nIei On
good D.. liu guarantees cUro,t0 all othfrs,' h'aty
patients call n h office a. fhe -
not radca md pernan NJ ~ Ia preclude ir ncce sy
% wearing any truss whatever the nancy advanced r ie'
turned on the expiration ~ re tom specified for ne rufe
w'Ncf pr0gre,, the rupture may have MADE toward era
ccaiion.
Children under twelve year, universally cured " M
nn' luriher expense siB lie cot of Inc iUs Tie "a
deal cure la. been under progressive practical IMPROVE
urHt inl more than twenty years pat. JOB D.. HJiis
truss Office and = now brought To st1c of unfSaed
perfection.
Many freacherous agents have undertaken to vsnd mia
ton. Ut Dr. HILLS celebrated n and PyOi Tu- fOr
he ety and ,air reirni on Of RuptUrss Tt',e limitations
cannot be- relied Cu-tley made by un.kilIul
:sons and mechanics, ami are better thau u. ordinary
In's-' Of ihc market The genuine have my tan name
~ NJ. AMOS g.. III H. 80.
D. I'm has n the request OF several respectable phys,
cau-, hted ID room exclusively or Lsd,s having
taie entrance rom isr husnes department, vh~nu dy
in col'l attendance, 10 apply Iru,sr, aHd SIppoft,n
IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03


RARE SPORT % BOARD 'hL IL
We perceive by TIE NaicAeL iiee Ii''ei' W
rday last. tha, our friends of me Gen. frai'e
'''' '''| C;,y
i'''"4''''
sometime dlrin, the boat = pn--'ge nom g.
louis. two itie,c, tool, passage i.r New Ofe''''
at 20 keep thrir hands good DO me mg'f'e ar
ae, now aud then took came ~ cards ana an
cca-iora. throw Of dice, for amHs|m.H' any
81 da,-.reah YESTERDAY. ore o' the p'~'en-er'
% tnc boat missed % -au q money. ana. o. j. rat
.r4l iu such peculiar cases, the -'-P''l'" 10 ti'
f -ers rested 9a our $50 amusing hefn'''
Livery thing was sept quiet 81 ne lfatie unti
20 boat hove 70 - our llldioE. when .lt seemed
.h. ,,,,i,.,.iy concert. 81 -.snl the boat, crew
..,,r,.rl ,l the t,yo qiap-.nr cashmere. and CONF
..,..l ,i.i, .rr,r.,ry rro-c-.. Both Nefe i'm
i.dn,elv stripped .I ,n.r apparel. asd nothing
.rad. p, second book wa lad at The smallest et
Inc two. (ni. name ve could n1t learu) add roll
+ the aforesaid money found upon his person
line other lcallinr himself John Clarke, with M
I.Yb, a dozen ala.es. psior.. SENIORS. d.c j
,,s So, "a, lbar,v. appsrentIv without bein.
..,cc,.d-bu, the natural feeling q n rogue 10
D.: e,,,.,,,, ,..,.....,e ,., az trout le. came
.t, ..., L,., ,.a,-t i,drcel John 10 remain 90
-
=, ,,,. cr;... 81, m, AMIR. nm order wa. given 10
49,. .,,,.u ...,, ,,i,,,,ed fo tine .t4urti9n.-
IA g., -. ,i.t. a.h.. from conn.dc were
,... liz, "a. ever were laii close To- the naked
to4x
l.. rrI., C..,Le. o.,-, made Li. au-
.l... ..,,...l .,J ,.,.-... ii. ..,yn l,r-
IA 81 s-,,,,,.,.L f,r ig.,i-c: have
,.ll,ol, ...,.,ied and want ,u,rccl" At
"a: .t,,.., ~ ..,...,l ,.... ,.-,o., ,.,ed John
r., .r..r. 81, tho .,.,re ais, chaftablr
49,. J....l e.. .-.,. tic cIai,u at their
.;.,J,,..J .,,f{l,.s. .rdcred
""'"t '' %ii.l'.. t.,... ..,.{ ,.,,,,-
az" g.. ,t.
N'"' % .'''''''. r., .e..,l
'lai D''A''' ~ "','", -..,..,,.l.
'r','' '".' ''''' ..... .,... y,.,tIs of
'Ae ''' .l-, t.,I II q, r,-,.,.
..1 ...,.,,.r, . ,.,i.,'- liz Iynchinr.
bis same petitioner did. Tie Va usd' Ike "i,
,,priatc. 10 the boat forward siaHc"l"i'' '''
'. cifcd Eryin Ike manner.
The mo pfcciou, thicvc, were sent ashore ai
.yr l,,dirr and II iIcy have not gone, We advise
I,.,n 10 lspart At once and mend their ways IN
-,r,rc. Tho one without name +. represented
. an old offender. For sending them 10 our
coping. without filing charges, We enter protest
,rain,i the Prutic.
When last seen. this beautiful pair OF rascal-
.cre making rupid stride. towards the old gal
,w,--a more FIJI route they could not hav9 selected
royidcd, they hung Themselves.
c... ~.
"KAIff'N' ~, 81 I.... ~.
TO court. without making a single rre'entmcnt :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

NILANoUs DEsTRrcrIoN or CorRr RECORDS.
The Athens. Tenn. Watchman state. that tine Of
ice of the Circuit Court Cicrk was entered during
tie night of the OH ut, and great portion OF lhe
record, book, papers, Nc,bclonsing 10 the Court,
destroyed. The perpetrators OF tie yil'ainy have
not Vet been discovered.