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SC. &C.
FINE CALF BOOTS,
of superior quality and OF the most approved Styles
equsl IL not superior TO any in the market
The above goods have been purchased within the last
two weeks and will ~ sold at trining advance from
prime cost.
p. : My arrangement such that can supply
Country Nercha ny the Case boz. AZ low rs thu
can be bought in the State JOEL FLETCHE Err
ap30 dlf No SO Vain al. Worcester. -.
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A ROOM over the Store of ne subscriber.
"A iell dtf II. AYREs,
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BOOKS, MUsTC. &c.
HIST pURLySHFD.

fTNHE MEMOIR Of the Life and I.abors of the
1 Rev. o0NLRAm JUD>ON, ID. d..
by Francis a land, President of Brow University
For sale at AL EN'S BOOKSTORE,
s2f dtf 275 Maia STREET.
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10 RENT
1--WE Rooms over The Planms Mil in the hitch Shop
/ on the Boston and Worcester RairOsd suitable for
wood wOrs, or for any business that quires consider
able room, md hut liGie pr Possession given Oct
! Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
au23 DIFF
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LOCOMOTIVES Engiue For Sac.

NNS~-NSON ~ $500 = Va @SS-N'
A Good 2i hand Locomotive Engine aud Tenier
"a suitable tor stationary power, In fine working
order Inquire ofSIsEON MAYO, Manchester steam
Mill, Manchester street. dti au22
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PERSONS IN WANT or
PIANO FJRTEs, OR MEL0DE0Ns,
ENTII.. DO well TO call at E. S NAs0N'S New
wv Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 800 Nan st and
what they do there, before purchasing else
where dlsTi 5
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

HUMAN CANDLE.-The Chinese Repository
tells very singular story OF The punishment in
flicted on Chinese criminal His offence, it
seems was objectionable, and it was determin-
ed TO snahe example oi aim. Consequently
he was wound round with cotton saturated with
,allow, and having been dipped till he presented
the appearance of gigantic candle, was stuck
up ON his fathers grave and lighted OF course
the poor fellow persisted in slow torture. Was
ever device heard of SO completely diabolical
This was terrible enough, indeed, but not
more SO than the punishment inflicted by a party
of Sioux Indians, upon poor devil on the Plains
an Is4s young man deliberately shot squaw
of their tribe, without provocation. The follow
ing day larse body of their warriors demanded
the criminal from the train in which he was
travelling, and upon being delivered up, they de-
hberatey skinned him aliret
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
The Eassern Question.

| By the Cortes we are in receipt OF Liverpool
dates TO the 9TH of Sept, inclusive, tea days la.
ter than previous advices.
In Britain the public appear to have decided
that the subject is either settled will be set
tied without more ado, and little is said ON
the subject. At Paris. the opinion is expressed
that the Emperor OF Russia viii raise objec-
ton to the notifications made by the Porte i'm
the Sicnca note. This opinion is not that which
prevails asslong the Russians recentls arrived ut
Paris. few days will prove how far lhey ses
correct. but it is certain that many Of them re-
ceive the assurances OF the evacuation of the
Danubian Provinces with derision. They arc
no doubt as ignorant as we all are of the secret
intentions of the Car, but they probably repre-
sent the opinion of the great ma;ogity sf their
fellow-citzens. They rot only do not believe
that the principalities will be speedily esacua-
ted, but they maintain that the occupation is an
act of conquest, and assert tina, IL will be sub
miited to by Turkey and by the rest of Europe.
This, however, is the private opinion, and is not
the language of Russian diplomacy.
The London Times considers that this gues-
ton. ~Sdich has kept Europe in suspense fur so
many months, and appeared to be approaching
a termination is still matter of serious doubt
and unabatcd apprehension. The note of con-
ferekce. with the alterations required by the Di-
van, Which was forwarded to ST. Petersbursh
Tor the acceptance OF the Emperor Nicholas,
with the endorsement of the four great powers
of Europe, had not been acted upon by the
Gear. Whether he will accept them or not, is
entirely matter of opinion; and the reasons
Tor his acceptance or rejection are about equally
balanced But, on that decision whatever it be,
rests the whole question: the fate Of Turkey.
and possibly the peace of Europe. Until this
decision is rendered, every thing must remain
IN suspense; aud the leading members Of the
British Cabinet have. contrary to CUSTOM been
remaining in London to be prepared for any
emergency.
The article in the Times contains the follow
ing important statement showing a leaning on
the part OF the French Government, towards the
Russiah side of the difficulty 1t may, however
not be true:
"We have reason to believe that the French
Cabinet has already signifed to the Sultan that
the ulterior steps he may adopt, contrary to the
advice of his allies, must be taken at his own
PERIL
Upon the whole, the news is of the most
vague and unsatisfactory character and leaves
the matter precisely as reported by former ad-
vices E
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
RHO ID fs L. LIS1K-s SHASTA
EMPRESS,
E8A LEAVES TIE F-p-St .
f.ITEr oiiice al Mell's Far G=s=S=zs-==zsssss G=s==-=zsss
eESESA e. & Gu. Sata4ellesaLo daily, 1,

A LEAVES THE F1I,Ss z
7LM fr oilce OF Mell's Far r=-ss==ss-szzsa r=-ss@=>s-Sza
sEk2z19S4 e. & Co-, Sacrsciellloo daily, for
.Shasa freks. aud all t9Mlis aud points through
s,at Northern Cali, ania- o4uAecting nj Sacrament
TO with Wells, Fargo 4 le's Daily Express TO
San francisco. and by regulr Mail Steamer on
allc ls. 9,l, 10th and 2Jlh Of each nonLi To Ile
Atlantic States aud Eurcpe.
Treasure, letters ana other packages conveyed
90 and fran i4.e points above designated, with
the utmost dispasiL
Gold Dust forwarded 10 THE L. S. Mints at
fhadclpha and New Orleans uutler policies
from the rcspnnsilL. IesIr ull panies
an the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn l,y JOHN NJ Rhodes of the
Sacramento City Bank, ou Ne-m York, Ness
Orleans, Cincinnali pittsb4rgL State Bank
of Ohio
b. Davdson's drafts for sale on Messrs H.
M. Rothschill & Sons, I.ondon Messrs. De
Roihschild & Bros, Paris; Meksrs. NJ. A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfurt; Mcs,rs- l.. Btsirens &
Suns, Agents. liasllbusg; Messrs. liuili, Grun-
ing & Co.. Lima aud Valparaiso; A Belmont
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing To an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard To safely
IA Mes III. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK,
NELLS, FARGO & co.
OFFicEs.-Stssts, iR Post Office Building;
Sacraiucnto, J sii eet bctwcx4, Fgunt and Sec
esnd strcetr; San Francisco, as4 Mont 9oniery
Sirrrt; Mcavcrville, Mcssrs. Church & Mix's
building; lrcka trc-proof building opposite
fruka Hotel sep I0f
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
TOWER HOUSE.

TOWER HOUSE.
At the junction Of the Yrcka amd gpeaeerclle
Roads, l2 miles from Shasta.
4ss,Ssk THE ERSIGNED
lilHa ~-oksid aua0pnce to isae Isb- s0ffaASSZ
- - lie, and particularly to per-
SONS travelling TO and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, tlathe is now prerased to entertain them
at this long established stand. formerly known
as the g Free Bridge House,, in style not sur
passed as any hotel in Northern California. Hav-
ing completed his new and commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possible manner,
he is enabled to promise the very best accom-
modations. The table, as heretofore, will al
ways be supplied with the best viands the mar
kct furnishes; while from the large garden at
tached 10 the premises, all the vegetables grown
i'll this part of the State will be furnished i'll the
greatest abundance
He has also u secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with all abun-
dance OF barley and lay.
mar26f LEVI Fl. TOWER.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
- News from Auslralia is up to the lsh Au,

ENews from Australia is up TO the 18th Au-
gust, and is very interesting. Large and re-
Spectacle meetings of the q Diggers had been
held, in which they had asserted aheir right to
an equal representation, and the adjustment of
the present taxes on equitable grounds. The
press is filed with articles comparing the rapid
growth and power of the u tied States to their
own country, highly favorable to the former,
aud strongly hints at the benefit that would re-
suit to Australia from an independent govern
ment. The people at large have also determin-
atelv expressed their intention Ia be represen-
ted hereafter only by an elected upper hoHse,
ard decry the former custom VI representation
by raosninees for life.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

GooD.-The plank road between the Fort and
Patterson's will be completed the last of this
week A single track will be finished. double
one will probably be laid within two months.
The travel on the road already is very encour-
aging About two hundred pass over it daily,
When the rainy season sets ia, the travel will be
greater This company are deserving OF much
credit tor the energetic and successful manner
IN which they have accomplished this great
work. Ten s,iles of plank road, built in two
months, is certainly very creditable. We trust
the stockholders will receive such returns as
their enterprise demands.-[ State Jou,nal
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

hibit of the New York City Banks is looked on
as quite satisfactory. The amount of specie in
circulation is one-sixth. We notice that in 1S49,
the amount of deposites in the Banks was $2S.
55l ,092; it is now $56,s17, ,7lS, being just
double. This speaks well for the financial
soundness of the New York merchants.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

The FIsHERIEs.-The Home Squadron is soon
to make cruise to the Eastward The Amer
lean schooner Starlight, which was seized on
the fishing grounds has been released in conse-
quence of the protest of the American Consul
at Prince Edwards Island.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
AGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.

STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
BANTER s. co. Z. S. MAIL LINZ OF
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento
via CoJnxa and Mary
-25ae5A THE PROPRIE- 81
@s=z-zSz tors of the above line zazz-=zH
being desirous Of accommodating t}ie travelling
public, have determined TO run through to Sac
rancpto bs lse Ass Cd Cousa aud Marysyille
Their fine collection of American horses all
IN line condition, and elegant Concord Coaches,
are sufficient guaranty that the traveller in
patronising this line will secure both pleasant
and expeditions passage.
The stages will leave the St. Charles, Shasta,
al lIaIpasi o'cl@nA every morning. and arrive
at Sacraeaento, via. Celssa and MarysSine, the
days following at 70 NJ
Readings Springs,
MIX Raa<4,
CLcar Creet.
Dnngnfe1ds Raack,
Amcrican Ranch,
Cottonwood,
Prairie House.
fottes's Ferry,
Red Bluffs,
Iehama
Johnson's Ranch,
M0nroerille,
Placer City,
HWets,
Colusa and
NarysriVe.
Passengers arriving by this line can be furll-
isiIed with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines, by MIR. Jasaaes Loas, at the Shasta Stock
Market. SAMUEL FRANCIS, Agent,
st. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, Aug. l3th 1853 aul3tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

MoSUMENT TO FRAxKLIs.-The Springfield
Mass Republican, in view of the dilapidated
condition of Franklin's Tombstone, recommends
that plain, unpretending monument be substi-
tuted for it, and that it be built by the printers
of America M Ns
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

H writer in the New Orleans Picavune
traces the yellow fever, that now desolates New
Orleans, to the men who discharged the cargo OF
the ship Adelaide, from Rio Janeiro He says
three successive gangs employed upon that job,
slckened. He contends that every epidemic OF
the sort recorded, can be traced to importation.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
HALL d CRANDALL'S T.. =. NAIL
LINE FROM SHASTA TO
MarysvifAc aud Sacramento Cir

xE&SA MESSRS. HALL& ca1TA
- Crandal have the a.E.=s'zsazz<
f,Ieasvse to announce, that the above line of
stages is again in full and active operation ttnm
Shasta through Marysville to Sacsaase.leo
Tins line is stocked with American lioexes
that cannot be surpassed equaled in Califor
ma and draw the most superb Concord Coaches
to be found on any road in the State.
The proprieiors of this Line pledge them
selves ia the travelling community, that they
will put uhem through with more expedition
more ease. cheaper, and an better style, than
any other line hiis route. They have the
utmost confidence in offering this pledge, from
the fact that the drivers employed on this dine
are all experienced i'll their business, and are
temperate and responsible men. Passengers
pa,ronizing this line may rely upon every at
ton being shown them.
The stages, until further arrangements, will
leave Shasta every morning at o'clock, and
arrive AZ Marysvillc the following morning at
o'clock leave Marysville at o'clock and
arrive at Sacramento City at - NJ, (the run
ming time 25 hours) in time to take tle steamers
for San Francisco
the stages sssp at the following intermediate
places:
Lower Springs Lasxsoa's, Hamilton,
] Caaon House, Lawson's Eliza
Clear Greek, Oak Grove, Pluntas
| Cottonwood, Bdwels. Nicolaus
Red Bluffs, Meals Ranch, Marysvillc
| Tefnna, Charley's Ranch
~ Office at Adams 6, Co.'S Banking House.
| THOMAS j. FLYNN, Agent.
Snasta May, 1852. my7tf
|
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

THE EASTERN QuEsTios.-The affairs of Rus
sia and Turkey are no nearer definite settle
ment. The Sultan desires slight change in The
note. The Car still prcrer,es hostile atti ude
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

IDLE LETTERs.-Fourteen letters in every
hundred .silent" in a piece Of English
coppositiop
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

II The Logan Gazette says a man recently
poked his head out from 'behind the times, u
when 1t was taken off by passing event."
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
UNION HOTEL, wEAvERvELLE.

s% SCHNABEL 81 CO TAKE PLEA
slsiiii sure in anaeupcing that hae Union
--4l4..A Hotel is agaic open for the accommoda-
ton of The public
We do not hesitate to promise every comfort
and convenience to be obtained at the best ho
tells in this portion OF the Stale.
Our table atd bar wiii always be supplied
with the best articles TO be procured i'll the niar
ket-
for fatailics-
Weavervil!e. May Z. 1853. mv7ff
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
$4,000 REWARD.

- SICR HAS NET OUR EYESm
aA~T7 many occasions lately. bat ~
kz-Ezszs3 our wish is to let our friends -
and the public know that we now ready to
furnish specifications and plans on all kinds of
buildings. All kinds of job work done with
neatncss aud dispatch Furniture of all kinds
such US Bedsteasls. Cots. Lounges, Sofas. Chairs
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and ceatre Tables. al
wavs ON hand All kinds of Sash made to or
der Turning of all kinds done to order.
Allorders tor work in our line will be prompt
y attended to.
Shop at the head of Main street. Shasta.
.,n,rI9 If GURTISS & HUGHES.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
UPPER MOUNTAIN 1aO1.E.


- THIS HOUSE, LONG KNOWN TO
iil# travellers and packers of the
EIEsA best houses this route, is situated
about halfway between Weaverville and Sllas-
ta. An excellent table rs always psossded- and
the isa< lsas constantly on hand supply of the
best Liquors aud Cigars.
Good Recommendations for mules and horses
can always be had and constant supply of
Hay and Barley is always kept on hand.
J. MCLAUGHLIN,
ie1I,f Pron,iefnr.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
CRAM. ROGERs & cos

CRAM ROGEiSS ~ cos
California naS Oregon Express.
.,AA Connccties at Sbnsfa .rith
<4GSssE ADAMs & Co.'S rel
z@os,SS.NS kRotrn anil Unrfrulicd Pa
cifc and Ahlan'c Express.
NRAM. ROGERS & co. would most re-
" spectfuliy inform the public, that they have
Dladc arrangements 10 forward Weekly Ex-
Sxe-s TO ~ul from the following places, in charge
Ad our r%saiar ni.sssa eers>
PRINCIPAL SFsicES
Frckn,
-LscksonriHe,
.AAhonse,
SHASTA,
u-earesvsffe,
PMs6mg,
o,,d Fsu Riecr.
Trinity River, Scott Taifey,
Scatts Bar, Salmon River,
Alamath River, Indian Creek
Rosucs River, lunbug Greek,
Dead uod Greek, lIvA,.sv Greek
Girrcnliorn Greek, Cherry Greek.
Cottonwood Creek, Illnburgh,
Bestvile. Crescent City,
*ailor Diggings, Winchester,
Caunpyiuc, Portland,
Sal,4pi. Hnd
Scott River, Oregon City.
We sell at either oil offices
sight Drafts
Oh ADAMS & Co, in the Atlantic States and
in EssSts.- Also,
Checks
Adams &, CHS OfsIccs, q. sou :5hoUt the State
DePssftss
Received. sf~seiai othcrw ise. Tsse highest
price paid for
Gold Dusf-
Treasures. Valuable Packages. fett<rS, &c.
Sorwar,ied by regular Sl<sSsA-ers ~'iiti The
s.cnsi-t dispaiesS-
l9sParticular attention paid to Collections
Orders for Goods parcels ar packages promptly
attended to, and forwarded according To in-
attractions.
All business entrusted To will be
faithfully and promptly executed.
iya If GRAN. ROGERS & Co.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
CITY RATn HOUSE,

CITY BATH HOUSE,
Rear Of the Caiifornia Erchange,
Shasfa.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
m ef the, aLuve establishment bess leave
c&;sN To call iise attsaxtIosl OF the pEblIc al
sliI large To his n...S assd cosfliisstlSoks
m .,..., s.Ts5ss ! = {. ! ssSss !, s,.,... 3,
W ellangc-and takes Tins method Of in
tarInias them, that nothing shall be wanting
his nart. tlat Mil cundQce 10 the comfort OF
those who may savns' aIn with Gail
lie is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS
Single Tickets, 81 90
Fifteen 10 90
Thirty 10 w
rS. Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
nasi2 If y Liam
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

OF every description pronply executed in . su-
perior manner.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

SAN. u. DosH, ARCHIBALD sKILLMIx-
EdifOrs ond Proprirtors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

WIFE KILLED BY HER HUSBAND IN BOSTON
Last evening At Lewis street, East Boston, q woman
named Mary Balm killed by her husband Peter Bain
under the following circun stances Both husband and
wife were Incorporate The husband while drunk, has
been in the habit Of whipping his wife, and the night
before last he beat her severely leaving the marks Of
his brutality various parts Of her person Yesterday
the husband moved his furniture the city proper and
the wife, with her three children, took refuge in the
house of the next door negbbor. Towards night the
husband home and found his wife sitting In front
Of the house He intoxicated and told her into
the back but she took notice Of what he said.
He then seized hold of her with q view of carrying her
there and the way either showed struck her that
she fell backward striking the back part Of the head on
the fcor with great vioer She heard to excaim
"Don't XII me. ), He then dragged her into the room
and went into the front part Of the house The people
in the house paid attention to the woman, but child
Of the deceased, who went into the room where hsl
mother was returned and said she would not speak
her, The people then went in and found that she wal
dead not having moved since her husband dragged hei
in Her head probably fractured by the fall The
husband arrested by the watch, but exhibited great
became Of ter.-Boston Traveller Sept. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

scene AT WIG CONVENTIONAL core spon-
dent at Chambersburg furnishes US with the follow
ing account Of scene that occurred there during
the sitting of the Wing County Convention, on Mon
day last Our correspondent writes
The whig convention met on Monday, and had
quite an exciting time before they succeeded in fix
ing upon candidate for Sheriff. On the eighth
ballot they nominated John Wilson, Of Montgomery
township. George H and James j, had a
knock down inside the bar of the court house, dur
ing the sitting Of the convention. j, H and
others, were taking glass at Ms the day be.
fore, when J. remarked that Mr.. Sharp was not
At for treasurer. H replied that Sharp was as
well qualified for that Office as J. himself was,
whereupon the latter called the former Certain
kind of o. liar, and shook his fist under his nose.
H. said that he would see him at ten the next
day. About for o'clock on Monday afternoon, =
being delegate to the convention was sitting inside
the bar, when H walked in, pretty well "shot,"
and after looking about, deliberately picked up a
large sHttqoD filed with slime and ''old soldiers,
and turned il upside down upon is head, with
such force as to break the spittoon, and fairly
drown J. in tobacco juice. The uproar for a
while was tremendous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12
Trust Funds In Boston.

rrrom fhe pox&on Trnnscrint Sent
Ta c;.v of postou Ia ia cornorafe ca pacity holds
,bt Sgersn4 t a fnnds IN Addition Ia the suus which
bsvs ssen nr.sented 10 the Free civ Library
rbs E-anLIsn Fund cd ~ the in OF
Rostou by r F,nLln FOR the cement OF younr
marr;sa neehancs has now reached The sum Of s5 $50
g. The increase last year was SO 81 49, Nearly the
life Insnrancs Comnany
The Franklin schsol Medal Fund legacy of Dr. Frank
lin amounts 10 one thous and dollars and is invested in
certificate of CITY Five Dor Cent stock, payable in
1860
The Iav-snce Hph School Fund Is q donation from
Hon Abbott Lawrence 1t amounts to two thousand dol
lars and il nvestfd in one certificate of City Five Der
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

TIE SEDUCTION CASE AT CARRoLLroN.A suit
Ind, against Rev. George B. Waller of the Baptist
church, formerly resident Of Carroll county, but
recently Of Georgia. for damages for the seduction
Of his daughter Nancy r. Combs, in March, 1901,
was tried during the last week In the CarroD CIR.
counsel for the plaintiff were Winsow, Masterso1,
Gibson, and Gov. Morehead. Counsel for defendant,
Gates, Reed, Hinkle and Ferguson. The examina.
ton Of the witnesses, and eciting all the evidence
rom the dispositions, consumed two days, and on
Thursday morning the pleadines commenced. The
case was argued By Messrs. Gates and Reed Of this
CITY. Gibson Of Indiana, and Gov. Morehead. Their
speeches are said 70 have been unusually able and
efo1ren.. The jury, after retirement Of about an
bou- returned vcstct VI aye thousand dollars for
tho PAlatd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE FUGITIVE
SLAVE On Saturday last Marshal wynkoop, of Phila.
ON the dining room Of the Phoenix Hotel wllkes BARRIE
Pa and arrested Of the colcred employed there
from the South The Marshal succeeded 10 getting
the deus of Bits wrists but before he could
secure the other Bit freed hin.eh By sudden effort
seized up carving knife from the table, made lunge
with it at the nearest assistant used the loose hand
cuff over the heads Of two Others and dashed out
into the street. Marshal Wypkoop and his followed
him giving three or four shots without effect Bit
plunged into the Susquehanna but being unable ia
swim. waded out nearly up to his neck, where he re-
manned hour, at the end Of which tme II Is said the
officers disappeared. and Bit came ashore and made
tracks probably for Canada One account says he va,
cred At while In the water and 80 badly wounded that
duct Of the officers il severely csnsuIed By the citizens
of wIkesbarrs as it is aedged, they being Eve In mum
her, could easily have captured the fugitive without
using hIe aims.