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Hampton's Vegetable gmctare.
EASTON. Oct. 4, 1854.

EASTON, Oct. 4, 1854.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray:
Gentlemen--t feel It my duty to you and
the public to certify to the effects Of Hamp-
toms Tincture. was for more than FIVE
years laboring under a disease of Chronic
Rheumatism, and the great part of thai time
l was so helpless that had to be helped
from my bed and dressed in my clothes. 1
became reduced to mere skeleton. All
the medicines took done me no good, and /
continued to grow worse. | heard of Hamp=
toms Tincture, and thought would give It d
trial. At this time did not expect to live
one day after anoth er. did not take it (the
Tincture) Sfor the Rheumatism, but in a
short time was well of that disease. From
the effects of your Tincture and the help of
God I am how getting in good health.
| wish all the afflicted to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, as have done. with the
same effect that it has on
Your obedient servant, Isaac Benjamin.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin;
sold him some of Hamptons Vegetable Tine
ture, and believe the above statement COR
rect. Dawson & Bro.
From our knowledge of Captain Benjamin
we are confident that the above statement is
true and not exaggerated. ia. Johnson,
Charles Robinson.
The southerner., 1855-05-12

Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see
cures Of Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Nervousness and Gen.
.ral Weakness. As a female medicine or for
lelicate children we believe it unequalled.
Sold by Geo. Howard, and Thigpen & Wal
ton, Tarboro'-J. B. Willard, Sparta-Jas.
;. Cobb, Falkland-Jas. Davis, Greenville--
ind By ydealers throughout the State.
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VA ~ III I
paW,lars

1t is remarkable fact, tiflt among the hundr., -.
eminent physicians who have examined tire recipe by wn
Buis sarsapariiia ID prepared not has con4rmnj
it. but all approved it, and commend it in the bih"
terms Many physicHns express themselves strongly ia
the belief that it is decidedly the best preparation nf
Although there many plysch,ns who feel reInctanc
to having their names appended to the recommendation q,
particular renedy, Notwithstanding they NAV apuroy.
of it in the highest degree there are Others who fnkI
yield their support in favor of remedy which they know
is capable of doing much good in an afflicted ccs
muny As an evidence, read the following from old and
respectable physicians of high standing in the
in which they live
The southerner., 1855-05-12
DIR JOHN BULLS
S A r S A p ARILLA
THIS medicine when used according to dir.c;o.. -
L cure, without fail So " 'eS!ons, Will

or Kings Evil
Cancers Er,ptions
of the Skin, Ervsipelas
Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes
Ringwermor letters Scald ITaa5
Rheumatism. Pains in the Rom. -
joints, Old Sores and Ulcers SweHiro n,
=. the Glands s,phi'is, Dyspepsia Salt R6eun
Diseases of the Kidneys Diseases arisin, fr n' .I'
,f Mercury, Loss of Appetite Pain in tbe SIN, ;s use
Shoulders General Debility Iumbago Coughs c"'%, M
nropsy 'aunDee. Cost veneSs Bronchitis Weakness Of e.
Diseases tending to produce Consumption liver c" Set
paints, Female Irregularities and Comna;nta " f
spirits, sex and Nervous Headache. Night sweats
Exposures, or lmprudence in Life Chronc Con-
stltutonal Diseases and Spring and
Summer Drink and General Tonic for tn.
System, and Gentle and Pleasant
Pdrgative, it is superior to Blue
Lick and Congress Water
Salts or S.i,IIitz
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For sale by Geo Hovar1, Tarbo'o'
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a,O.pARTNEKSHIP,

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER 81 Co
for the Transaction ofa general ForDarding and Com,
and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Ffe5pof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corneF Of fS;st ara Dun,
rCrawfordsyile Railroad, where they Will have ample
broom and facilities for storing all kinds OF
- lPrcauce and Merchandise. .-g E
They will give special to Consignments, either by
- River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly 1.-THE lowest rates. a.z
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
Produce Groceries in this market and solrcE
orders for purchase Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast of the arm will be in the South During the
Winter. -.sa-.ssss frfs =. -
Theyhope BY unremitted merit and share
tbe nuhlic natronage r1l-a -rs-7- NJ. W. FOSTER.
- = GEO. FOSTER,
,deeH IL jHf w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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~ 81 CINCINNATI -
REFRE FOR THE INSANE.

wN charged EDwARDMEAD N. D., Editor of the Ameri-
Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forenzic
Mediene of Obstetrics OF Ateria
This open the reception Of patients Is
presenting superior adyantsges None
but quiet patients admitted The long experience OF e
as practitioner and teacher affords guar
sntse Of kindly care successful treatment
.s LerHs M n~ - rsfe feb2I-6m
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-T1T771 ITFFEO DORE FRANKE,S
Tw=CINCINNA ATIDYEING ESTABLISHMENT,

Che and al opposite Henry Lutz Groce.
OOAA-S- - ry, Evansville. Indiana.
MNANCY Dyer scos-er and Of Dry
New York Dye H1use., s1,..h. = r s;IL
and WooIen Crape and Cashmere ShaTls o. ene
ton ans fnishes al TO new Dyes every o.
od; patterns finishes them equal to new be re
or silk Dresses in dry way ithout
the ooIor or stuff also cleans and resshes Cur
tains in silk and Wooen. Toile de Tersse and Tqlles
:lsotas aAso ~ sA E oct1s-1Yd&w
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NEW aWVlAN6ENTENT.

order that may be sbiet deyote my tme more part
M nfariy to the Iron Am HEAVY HARDWARE part et =
disposed Of part of my the
ecervI house to NJ, MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
the ols stssd style of ORR, DALzELL
rlete assor everything in the Grocery
otid opportunity of retT sincere
ths paying the house for the liberal
extended for aud respectfully ask
ths continue their avors toae firm and would
SC e slew not all gentlemen that they need
Scst ask eredi. Of this house. o,,e
March j. SAMUEL ORk
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mas nRAY q BENNINGTON,

n ESPEOrFULLY t9 sitizens Of Evansyilie an
its vicinity they have fered partnership In the
practice of Medicine and surgery e.. !. .-o-
ter century become familiar with the oseases
dent climate they their past sue
cess will entte them q share Of public patronage
Their Firsr between 1Gn ana 1echst
aite the Post Oce where eithe both of them may be
eonsulted unless absent N protest. ional business
agIS-H sl-I a4f tes s.-
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AnANIR A,NFEgS

MERC H a n T T AILUK,
seoend street. Between Main and Locust
Just and opened fine OF Cloths
~ diGerept colors, Cassmeres of hne quality an the
asss the richest Vestnss such as plain ana
with goods Tor bus!
s these goods the quality: and hand
ever this city My old customers
zen iIy invited TO examine them.
S renarea with rstrate workmen to make up gooas
theiaSs {ssftes warrant fits IN eli e@ses seplztt
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TmPROVED PORTABLE MILL.

MNoR grinding wheat and and all other
nTire old Anchor Brand BOltng Cloths and Betting Of
all widths = ,, ,..A.-t..d .o .sIl thu shave
-s;ai.s az our CJucnuati prices. including freight
CaIiat R. Family Grocery corner oil uak aao
sesega 5Asrs BRlproRp& CO.. oincinnati. o.
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NEYY IA AsHIN GTON HOTEL.

TNNHE Pro pretos of this from their
old Main their new Hotel Just finish
opposite Court House, where they epared to
and all others no
upon them in much superior style than formerly
for past patronage solicit eontnu
which shall all eudeavorst to mer-
a. Our fare will be the best the market affords SN eur
charges moderate.
Good StabIl and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom.
evIO-dNvtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ywNHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
dealers consumers to their large ana
varied stock Papers. Our with Eastern
such that enabled TO
keep hand all times large stock Of Caps and Letters
nIan and ruled Demys. Mediums Roy ais and
SUPER Royals; Blank Book Papers BY Patner
4 smith, and other first class manufacturers. u
the best Printers Cards. and ksep on
hand all times, complete stock of Printers OF
eyeIy description. Lightbody's Book and News 1nks
NcCreary's Coiored Inks, Varnish and Geld Slze
We hand in store large stock OF the sest
drnier Book Paper and can supply orders TO
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order short notice. 5
we pay the highest market price in cash. Tor Rags BAG
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste . coon,..D
wholesale PAPER Dealers & Manufaeturers, Agents
seplI1t gefsr - ana ~ " naihus ss-' Oine'nn~1;
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

yTNHE subscriber hast taken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
TO entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner. He also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good ofhorses and car
riages to let.
The stableis large clean and welllocated and good
are constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid to the care of horses left with him for keep
ng and in all respects the public, ha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjysul LA. SfERs.
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NOTIONs! NOTIONS.l

UHLOW ER vases, thsrmomeers, travelling companions,
best London sea ing eight ana ten key French
French harps, dels marbssi toys tea
sets combs. superior needles pins tooth
pencils steel pens tooth brasnes wax
beads chess Emerson razor saps toilet
80 Ale ~ A. PUSHEE.
an2s - under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst.
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NgITIS, AROMATIC STOMACN BIT.
TIERS. MILLS. WINE BITE ESS.

YwyHESE been long and avorebly
as certain cure for Summer Complaints. dHe IS pre-
snttivs Of fever and ague similar diseases.
aixnu,oat Just received and FOL sale BY 90
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- WM. REILLY, ,a1s.e.-.
WH0LE SALE AND RETAIL ssR0GEET SeE Tls AND NM

WATH0LES AND RETAIL tSkkON&ztt AMI
Nv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The un-
pectully Inform his friends Puoe
faansye vicinity having purchased the interest
ofthe Senior partner the w Reilly he in
20 carry Produce the oid
He this opportunity Of returning thanks for
andnendsto spare no eer to merit
snoe Of the same. e2o-ly WILLIAM REFILL g.
ClGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET 1ST AND 2D.
-'S-@ fO SchaeTer q Schroeder's old staud.l
IT RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and country, thatl have en- the above
nd detsrrnined to continue the same business and
will keep hand the choicest Cigars
and Tobacco of the brands that Eastern az
ford; also Snuand Smoking Tobacco OF an xmas mel
sbaum China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes ana quail
ties at the Iowest prices at wholesale ana Retail
Myiengthy experience in the business eonvnees m me
that give general satisfaction, ana
solicit share of public patronage. laPIu
go PLATED WARE.
XXE have jus. RECEIVED from the Ssis ana ss.
SPOONS forks butter knsss extra hne and
Ee which will sell at Eastern prices ano
% be PLATED genuine Alhata metal nearly IS "h's
fS.' BITTROLFF SONS JewelFy store
ysis Main St bot i'' ''' !,
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TENNEVA- sORENsON.

WHoLEaALE DHALERs IL GROCERIES AND loUoHs. oOENEF
fft+l %AfER AND VINE sTs.. EVANSVILLE IND.
WNHE undersigned have this day formed fol
the parpose 6f doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
asaes ESing succeeded the business Of Messrs Alls
Ht& their stock and made additions to make
shall be able to offer good bargain
FOR CASH any koe in EYansvile or any city in th'
West. t- 81 X 3 TENNEn,
s.
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FARAERS, HOTEL
D. s. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

- On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
AS of Cloths. Cassimeres Vest
etc. which he is preparedto to makeup in the
able styles and short He will
by long perence in the usines to be
able give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino silk Undershirs and Drawers with fine Shirts.
Collars made in the best Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally TO call. ~ deel6-u
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REMOVAL.

YMy RADON 4 co. have removed to Main street, be-
tween Water and First sts.. next door TO Hslock
Drug Store opposite the Branch Bank.
they will pleased to see all their old ana
give the call They would return their thanks or the
liberal given. and hope to receive
Groesr{as u P-e S jan16-1y
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OF the Board Of Directors of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad Company, to the Stock
holders October 1st, 1855 -
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THE- MYsTERY SOLVED.

DGING from the crowd OF customers that Ueeu
- visiting friend for the past two weeks
anderthe that he the saying ism
parance by the board and in consequence
saeri6ce
happy to our readers Is NOT
E~~.e ~. -n.h ~ h;s store fa aabI4
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NEW YORK COMMISSION s1OUSE.
THOMAS Hill. MAGZHEE, arN
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,T :
"a ScHth William street New YORK,
DETNG aengestablished with extensive connection
ID in the abeSe baslGess, respectfully socits eonsgn-
ments ofa kinds of Western Produces WHICH will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
s gs4t-& 4 = 8UaeI !. II. MAGHEE s. CO.,
feboO-tf Evansville, Ind.
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3! CLOCKS! AT WHOLESA
BY BFFFR0LFF e. SONS,

al -N1rN STREET
49, - EVANSVILLE, IND. = :
WWYE Just received large supply OF eight day ana
w hiry hour clocks, direct fro the manufacturer
comprising every and iron which We
iwss cash dealers as low as the same articles can Pc
Western cities We shall
stock hand ane think we can make It
dealers TO buy their CLOCKS OF
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO The CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA.
* KENrI CKR AND ILLINOIS.
HAS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken his
ed abode in city of Evansville. would respectfully
portion of Indiana,
Ksntaeky Illinois, that he prepared furnish Plans
Estima work Of description
pssinns his profession viz; Water Works Drainage Of
laad Railways Turnpike, Plank ohef Roads, the I'm
provsmsnto Of Rivers for navigation purpo-es, etc
ability frt l.. B. Wilson, Eq. Chief En-
neer the Albany Railroad; Judge Hughes
Ind; George G. Dunn of Bedford Ind T.
B. Wilson ty Engineer of New Albany, Ind. and H G.
Msers Ed Engineer of the E.. l. and O. Straight
Line Rsiirs ad can be seen on applieation. mnzo y
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ROARDTSG ANDSALE sTABL

BOAR DING AMI SALE STA BILE.
H. COOK of Peter Burk the fine brick sta
II. second between Main and Locust where
viii hoard horses the day week st the lowest price,
in proportion the expense of feed.
Also young ho for sale all times Enqure at
je1 Is COOKS Family grocery.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
80 Office in the ..Crescent City Bank Building.
wv ILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
" FW8gt tHH,s Aas - tss4 my25
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
OTCE is hereby given the public that the patent on
n PAGEis q PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has been ex-
tended for years from July 16th 1855 All persons
infringing on the same In max
inr using or vending will be proceeded against in accor
u~n0e "-SNA "-SNA - ! = / GEORGE PAGE, Fatentee.
~ aars;rne ed having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
poron Of the Territory and SOUTH would announce
prepared heretofore to I'LL all orders for
seEs PoRT ABIE CIRCULAR SAW MLLs-each Of our es-
for their respective Tel risory ny informal
tan in TegaTd 10 Mills or Patent eheerfnlly gven.
NeA An Ase~A KINGSLAND 4 FERGUSON. asa-
- Il Ph@nix Foundry.
al7 ftlff- ROLLIN CLARK. - -s
..,a-or,d4u -'o---TT sn25 assah St. Louis. Mo
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HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.

JAMES LOW 6s CO.. IOUIsVILLE, KY,
RE receiving their Stock of Spring Goods many OF
n which of their importation direct from the
faeturer in Europe :,
We have bought all our Goods for CASH sad epared
prompt short time and Cash buyers
passed in the our STOCK OIL
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS II
" he and assorted during the eOmib season.
and will CASH and All orders Tor the
same must be accompanied with the money febzl
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-....ra~P PINE SHINGLES. Els
Moo THOTTSAND A. No. l Pine Shingles just re-
HUI ceived per Flat Boat. In yard and fos sale Y
n BIhe above extra erticls and
fcr this market. ep-o-lm d. r o.
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DR. IF. I'D. GELLER, ,

. rsta s--as-Fr OF PHILA DELPHIA,
XXTHO raluated in Germany and France, and give
w the best testimonials IRON Professorsin the Tinted
the citizens Evansvs and
vicinity Physician He viii particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
cali see him Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
such rs of the Kidney Urethra. Inammatory
Rheumasm Diseases Of the Bladder and Syphilis will be
cured time No charge for the hrst visit
Oice Sycamore and Thrdsts. Office hours from
z A. NJ till evening -~sz. r-
Thos Mutter Prof. of Surgery; EZIa
Sam.i jackson. Prof. of Theory and Practice;
O. D. Meigs Prof. of. Midwiferyi axz&
PHLApELPHIA.a
o. R. Gilman Prof. of M'dwiferv; y.7rsee
JOS. NJ Smith. Prof. of Theory and Practieej e
II. D. Balkly, NJ. d. s-f =. w. r,,,.,
Mason F. oOgsweii. n d. Prof Massria Medea. Albany.
SNe' - = sgt11-tf
: a.------ ------ - =
MA cases BIay assorted qualities; 81 = sssgEs
do do do very fine;
do Farmers Drills do rec this day a1d LOT szle oy
mh3O JAS. Low & CO.. 41s Main st.. Lou Ky
FANCY CHIID's CABS.
| d mysi oooEs Family Grossry.
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The men encamped on the Wakarusa, are
Missourians. who did not pretend even to
citizenship in Kansas. i
I, is said that they will attempt to carry
out The threats that have been heretofore
made-burn Lawrence aid drive the free
state men from the territory. They are
mounted. and armed with rifles, and are in
creasing in numbers as reiniorcements come
in from tho adjoining counties OF Missouri.
On the day that Mr.. Parsons left Law.
renee, he encamped for The night near their
position, and there learned that they nun.
bered abou, 800 rifles, and two or more field
pieces. On the second day, he me, de-.
tachment Of ITO more, just from Missouri,
with arms, baggage wagons and army stores.
These had not yet crossed the Indian Re-
serve between the Missouri frontier md the
settled parts Of the territory, showing clear.
ly whence they came.
The next day he met squad OF serenity
FIVE with three pieces Of artillery, obtained
by breaking open an arsenal in Clay county
these had not yet crossed the Missouri line ;
but were making their way 10 the seat Of
war, vowing, in border style. the seYerest
punishment 10 the Yankees and aboliionis,s,
against whom they were marching. They
were maddened with drink and furious with
rage. and will do mischief TO others, while
they bring destruction upon themselves"
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The Sumner Tragedy, in Boston.

We publish from Boston papers at the
period Of its occurrence, an account OF the
low outrage which has resulted in the death
OF young Sumner. The New York Tribune
gives The following resume Of the history !:
"Some two or three weeks ago the Boston
papers published an account OF what seemed
10 be case Of summary, but well provoked
chastisement inflicted by two injured hus-
bands and bro,her-in law upon two young
gsllants. Subsequent developments ut the
police Office, and in the newspapers, put a
different face upon the affair. 1t appeared
that the wives Of the vengelul husbands,
two young and gay daughters Of q wealthy
merchant, had undertaken TO make love to
two young men who were yet scarcely out
Of their teens, writing love letters to them,
appointing meetings, and encouraging them
to gain their caresses, which, however. do
not appear to have gone 10 any very serious
lengths. By means of note which fell nc
ciden,ally into the hands of one Of the hus-
bands, the matter came to their notice, and
they Immediately plotted their revenge.
One OF the wives was induced to write an
earnes, letter to her gallant, asking him TO
her house. He came accordingly, and the
two husbands, who were in wait for him,
gave him severe beating. The other
young man, whose name is Sumner, Ia cous-
In, il Is said, to Senator Sumncr,) was en-.
trapped to the Same house by the urgent
personal solicitations Of the two husbands,
whom he did not know, and who almost
forced him there in carriage under pretsnse
that his lady-love was very anxious to see
him. Arrived ut the house, in spite OF The
entreaties Of the two wives, who were pres
eni, they dragged him into coal-ccllar and
bea, and kicked him in the most brutal man.
ucr. On the complaint Of the first young
man, both husbands have been held to bail
for assault and battery. One OF them was
subsequently held to bail for burglary in
breaking and entering his father-in-law's
warehouse and helping himself to sl,7o0
from the sale. And now tho news comes
that the young man Sumner is dead, and
that his two assailanis have been arrested for
homicide. II will be rather case Of man
slaughter than Of murder, but one Of such on
aggravated character that, on conviction the
punishment can hardly DO less than from
len to twenty years in the State Prison."
Sumner was young man Of good charac.
ter, and Il Is believed that a jus. statement
Of these circumstances will leave his memory