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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
LffcIINeld Hat Emporium

euSHE Citizens Of Litchfeld County are
- inviicdi 10 call on ibe subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment Of HAIRS
and Cars OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with the best and most fashionable houses in
New York city for supply Of Hats and Caps
IL prepared to furnish all who may give him a
call with articles In his line that cnDnot fail 10
suit. and at prices as CHEAP as they can be
bought in any place in the United States lie
has on hand SILK and Eur Hats, White Beaver
Simmer Hats oil Genin's and Knox's manufac.
ture; also large assortment Of Fancy Hats Of
every description. He devotes his Whole atlcn..
hereby tenders his public Acknowledgements to
his patrons for their generous support, and
humsIy asks Tor a continuance Of The snme.-
Store IN West Street, 2 doors wrs, III The Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
L,tch6ed, April Esd, 1855
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Al a Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury rifhin
and for the District Of Salisbury, on the l0fh
day Of April, A ID 1855.
Present, JoHS G. MITCHELL, Judge.
nm motion OF EMILY LAsRER, Administrative
~ on the Estate of SAMUEL LASHER,
late Of Salisbury in said district deceased.
This court doth decree shat six months from
this date be allowed and limited the creditors
OF said estate to exhibit their claims agains,
the same TO said Executrix; and directs that
public. notice be given of this order by adver.
Using in newspaper published in Litchficld
and by posting q copv thereof on public sign
post in The town Of Salisbury nearest the place
where the deceased last dweIt.
Certified from Record:
81 JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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Dayton's Melodeons.
$1,000 Worth on Hand!

rKvHE largest and best assortment of the latest
i improved Melodeons they ever offered 70
the public consisting of every description-both
in melodeon and piano style.
These instruments have been greatly improved
in their external and internal appearance, tone
and quickness of sound, SC. during few years
past Also, an Improvement has been made on
the stops Of the large double reed instruments;
they are now so arr anged that the sound is per-
fectly under the control IT the performer and
capable of being made very loud and heavy or
soft. This instrument is designed for the church
bu, Is suitable for the parlor.
Or All orders from those wishing to procure
an instrument promptiv executed.
WoIcottville, Feb 12:h, 1855.
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Anew GOODS now opening at the Granite
IN Store in Wulcouville, ny
WOODlNG e. LEWIS.
"A Oil Cloths, Floor Mat,ings, Druggei, SC.
can be found at the Grani,e Store.
WOODlNG & LEWIS.
Wolcouyille, April IL, 1855.
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gave You Seen Then !,

TUST received one more case Of those fine
81 English Long Cloths; 20 yards for One
Dollar, or 8 cts per yard--good enough for any
body Shir. Also:
Is doz more white cotton Hose, per pair, I'D
50 doz Linen Cambria HaDdkerchiefs, Id
20 doz ladies' Isle thread Gloves, &C
50 peices rich chintz Prints. 8 yds for S5c
nj BRADFORD'S, in WolcottyiI'e.
GOOD New Orleans Sugar, Is lbs for One
NJ Dollar, at BRADFORD'S, WoIcottyille.
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Ha,-f Female Seminary.

DLYM0UTH.-'rhe Summer Term &c this
il Institution win commence May 81. and
continue thirteen weeks. Increased accomno-
dalions are about 10 be furnished for pupils. and
with these, and the instructions and care Of its
accomplished teachers, il presents one Of the
most desirable situations Tor the education ol
young ladies' 10 be k,und in the country
Address Rev. /. r. WARREN,
3t5t Secretary.
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Durham Bull for Sale.

4 HAVE one | suppose to be OF pure blood,
4 raised in Berkshire County. Mass, from a
Durham COW owned by Mr.. Little OF Sheffield,
and the get Of Mr.. Wicox's short horned Dur
ham bull who took the frs, prize at the Berk.
shire County Agricultural Far. My animal is
one year old this snrins color dapped-whi,e and
red, perfectly docile-presenr weight $50 lbs.
price $50. WM. ]. PETFEE.
Lake,ie, Salisbury April Is. 1855.
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District Of Canaan IS Probate Court. April aoa,

1855
TSTATE Of JONATHAN GILLETr. late
"a Of Canaan IN said District deceased.
ard pray the appointment of Commissioners
thereon:
ORpERED-Thnt commissioners to receive ard
examine the claims OF the creditors Of said
Estate be appointed at the probate Office in
Canaan, on the 7th day of MAY A. D 1885, al
9 O'Clock in the forenoon |; Of which oil persons
in interest will take notice, and appear if they
see caus. and he heard thereon
Certified by MILES T. GRANGER. Judge.
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.l0fice.

DURSUANT 10 an order from the Court of
il Probate for The District of LstchfcId, will
be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder
ON the 25th day of April. inst. clock in the
afternoon. tunless previously disposed Of at pr
vate sa!e.l so much of the real estate of JAMES
w. WILSON, late OF Litchfieid, deceased. as
will raise the sDm of s613.34 and incident char
ges. Sale to take place on the premises in said
LchiieId. Terms made known at the time of
sale. CHARLES o. BELDEN Admir-.
Dated al LirchfelJ, this I7.h day If April, IS.
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District Of Canaan IS Probate Court. Apra aaa,

District Of Canaan IS Probate Court, April isk,
1855.
TTp0S the application Of EDWARD Cayrrsrn.
~ showing to this ceurt that he is Guardian
to Harley Goodwin, q Minor Belonging 10 said
District. and iha, said Minor i she owner Of an
undivided interes, in the Real Estate devised 10
him by his father, the Rev. Harley Goodwin.
late Of Canaan. deceased-which said Real
Estate is situated in said Canaan, and for .
particular description 81 the same reference ma
be had TO the lnyenfFy OF the Etate and to the
last will and testament OF the deceased. on
record in the probate-osfice OF Canaan, and
valued at about three hundred dollars, and show
ing just and reasonable cause Cor selling said
real estate; praying for an order. and that he or
s.'me other meet person be empowered 30 sell
the same. as per application on file, dated the
4th day OF April, lSs5, more fully appears.
ORpERED-Thai the foregoing application be
heard NJ the Probate Office in Canaan. IN the
10th day Of June. ISIS. a, o'ciork aftrrnaon---
AMI that nasice thrseoi be Published IN me
pahtsc newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies. three WEEKS successfully, al
leas: six weeks before said lime assigned
50 MILES T. GRANGER, Judge.
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The Legislative Reports.-xThe DAIEY TfxEs
win contain full and special repors Of the doings
Of the coming Legislature. from day 10 day, and
embrace each afternoon the proceedings Of the
sune lay up to 8 p. NJ.
Price rs css for fhe session d sf 90 including
the Iaws-invariably IN aduance. Nine copies
win b sent through The post-ofice to one address
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Real Estate For Sale.

NsHE House and Land known as the
n Rev. Doct. Beecher place, in North ST.
On the premises is Bakery with all the fixtures
for carrying on the Baking business in all its
branches. For further particulars enquire oil
L. CARR1NGTON, on the premises.
Also, ] twoshorse and one-horse peddler's
Wagons. 2 Horses and Harness for Horses.
LifchfieId, April 18th, 1855. 8,51
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.Iixsf Returned

ER0M New York with large assortment
II of Da,uereotype material, consisting in
part Of great variety NJ French aud German
Gases, Frames. Gold Lock.ts, &c. A reasons
able time has asso been spcnt in the operating
department OF the best artists IN Broad way,
where my productions suffered nothing by com.
parison. The fact 10 we keep posted up, nod
those who wish first eiass picture will be sure
10 get Il BY calling al No South St.
]. l.. JUDD.
Lischield, April e5, 1855.
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lieo..

In this town, (South Farms,) April 22d,
Mrs Miner, wife Of DR.. G. H. Miner, age d
about As years.
10 Cornwall, April 18th, Mrs. Lorain
CLARK, aged s9--widow Of Nehemiah Clark.
In Woodbury., April 18th, MIR. Horace B.
Crane, aged % years.
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ny GOODS.

"HE subscribers would return their
II thanks Cor the very liberal patronage
with which their Store has been favored in the
pssi-aud they hope by constant attention TO
she wants Of the trading public and by system
II fas and honorable dealing to re,nin their
share Of the trade. Our stock Of new Goods is
laree. which we arc selling At small profits
Our Grocery department is full and complete.
end we feel confident OF our ability To sa,tsly all
who purchase OF as TINT they receive their
money . worth. Cab and decide for yourselves
bef.re purchasing elsewhere.
s. ID. NORT1lWAY & co.
South Norfolk, April Is, 1855.
nURE White Lead for sale bv
II s. ID. NORTHWAY & co.
r lNsEED OIL far sale by
L. s. ID. NORtIIWAY e. co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26

Al Court Of Probuse holden at Torrimgton, ,eiihin
aad for the District Of Torrias ton, on the Ga
day Of April, A. ID. 1855.
Present, HENRY 5. BARBOUR, Esq Judge.
I'M motion OF Russell e. Aberne,hy, Admin
" istrafof on the estate Of SYB1L FOWLER
late OF TorrinRtoa within said district,
This Cour, doth decree that six mouths from
this date he allowed andimiied for the creditors
OF said estate 10 exhibi. their claims against the
same TO said Administrator; and directs that
public notice he given oi this order by adver.
Using in weekly ne wapaper pubishedi in Liich.
field county and by posting q copy thereof on
the pubic sign-post in said town Of Torrington
nearest the place where the deceased last daeit.
Certified from Record.
SO HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
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C. Rc5,slins.l,
Mate Iasnakcr and sJcwcler

n ESpEETFULi.Y informs the iBhah itanss
HI Of Litchicid and iis vicinity thai he has
taken the Store lately occupied hv Mr.. Weli9,
where he Intends carrying on the Watch and
Clock repairing business in oil iss hfanches-
and NIL work VIII b. warranted % give perfect
satisfaction. G. RElNHART.
kischse 4, April lS5J. Gmji
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.HE Court Of Probate for the Distric
nf Iircl,fiel.l ha fnassad .nd nifnr.ad ca.

TIME Court Of Probate for the District
u Of Litch6eld has limited and allowed four
months from the date hereof Tor the creditors Of
the estate Of WILLIAM LORD, Of Lirch.cId
in said district. assigning insovcnf debtor, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has
appointed Stephen Trowbrid2e ard Henry B.
Graves Esqs. Commissioners 10 receive and *
anime said claims. Certifi-d by
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers g;vc notice that they shall
meet Al the Office o: II. B. Graves in said Lisch-
iIsid on the fourth Monday in April and she n
THURSDAY t9rh dayl Of August. 1855 af9 o'clock
IN the forenoon on each of said DAYS. fpr the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appunimrnf
50 sTEPHEN TROwBRfDGE. commi.-
HENRY D. GRAVES, sioners.
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Notice.

YTyIE co-partncrship of G. & II L. KEyYEY
j s. Co. was dissolved by mutual conseit on
the LIST Of April inst. All those having unsettled
accounts with the late firm. or with the former
firm of Whiting, Kenney s Co. are requested to
settle the same Immediately all accounts not
settled soon win be left with an attorney for
collection.
J. Whiting will be n, the Store in Bantam
Falls on Saturday, the l4h, 2lst and 2Sth inst.
70 settle the accounts.
G. g. II. I. KENNEY s. co.
Li,chfeld, April 9Th, 1855. 80
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Notice Z

FHsHE partnership heretofore existing
u under the name and firm Of MILES &
GRAY was dissolved on the thirty first day OF
March last, by mutual consent. All persons
having unseuled accounts with said firm are
requested TO settle the same with NJ. w. Gray,
he being duly authorized.
AUGUSTUS MILES.
FREDERICK MILES.
MOSES w. GRAY.
Goshen A mil 18th lSS5
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M = w oT
Silver anal PIatefl WARE

Silver and Plated Ware.
HAVING jus. returned from Hartford, shah
n IL he able to accommodate my customer re-
with plated ware from Rogers Brothers, estab.
lisbmeni, unsurpassed hv anv article manufac-
mrcd in this country. Also Silver Sets for tho
table, of the latest plain and French patterns.
All of the above will be sold al the lowest city
prices. A. S, BALDWIN.
ID ICtlLY laid Cake Basket, at
M A. s. BALDWIN'S.
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NJ otice,

UTHEREAS my wife, Roxanna M. Net'le-
w ton, has left my bed and board without
Just cause or proyoca,ion, this Is TO forbid all
persons harboriag or trusting her on my account
las shall pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date.
GEO. NETTLETON.
Norfolk, April 10th, lo5S. 90
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HOSHEN- ACADEMY-TheS Summer
NJ Term Of this School will commence on
Wednesday, May %. 1855
JAMES Q. RICE.
Goshen, April 18th, 1855. 81
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Notice.

IN and after Nov. 9Th. Blu, one Stage will
" run daily TO Naugatuck railroad:
Leave Liichheld ll.45 A NJ, connecting with
1905 A NJ train to Winsted and Las p NJ train
to Brid@cport Leave Litch6eld Station on the
arrival 81 10 05 A NJ train from Bridgeport.
or Fare so cents.
T. FEM. Proprietor.
Litch6eld, Nov. 81. 1854.
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u a m g!

EARMERSx Of Litch6eld County
nj Peruvian and Patasonan Gnano offered hv
the Subscribers al their yards on flaxsun Wharf,
near Fulton Ferry. Broakiyn /, will Be- nut up
in any quantity desired md forwarded BY rail
road or otherwise. at til. L.west market Price.
Orders by letter viii receive prompt attention.
MARSTON & POWER.
April I6, 1855.
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Millinery and Dress Making.

~ ISS FARNSWORTI has jus, returned
w from New York with large and desirable
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods. which
viii be sold cheap.
Particular attention pad TO Drcss-Making !;
all orders promptly attended 10.
~ Bleaching done as usual.
]. g. FARNSWORTH.
Li,chfield. April 10Th. 1856. SO
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7Haffieo.

In this town, April 2ith. ~ Rev. Mr..
Swan. Geo. w. Mason to Mis- Julia f.
Osborn. both Of Lite I'D.
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A CCORDlNG to promise, 1856 Packages of
"a NEWGOODS now opening at SPENCER
h ADAMS. this week.
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The undersigned will continue business at the
old stand Of Miles g. Gray with full and COM
p!eie assortment Of Dry Goads, Groceries,
PAINS, &c. &c. constantly on hand. which will
be off red on the most favorable terms.
M. w. GRAY.
Goshen, April 18th, 1855. 81
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Notice.

~ will be made to the mex, General Asse mlly
OF this State for a Charter for a Bank, with
capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
with privilege to increase to Two Hundred
Thousand D.'llars--to be located at Norfolk in
Litchfield county, State Of Connecticut.
Norfolk, April 10Th, 1S55.
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Spring and summer Fashions
TUST received at THOS. II. RICHARDS
- Clo,hing Establishment, West Street.
Ii,chfield, March 18th. 1855.
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TWO DISTINCT COMPANIES.
MenageTie and Circus

>. = H0wKss Proprietor.
H7ITH the CeIebrsfrd Original General
w Tom Tiaunbs will exi,ibn ii Li,chfield
Reserved Seats 50 IL cents; Children under 8
years Of age half price. No msney win be
taken nj the doors.
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Sa,risa~ SfnEcR-I&6.Y.

Spr1ssg Slytc6- i S00.
MCNEIL e. BRAMAN have on hand and
M are constantly receiving an assortment Of
the varieties Of Pats aud Caps now in use
among which are Genn's, Beebe's, and other
styles.
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- AIDES ana Misses fsaisers- fins assos.'
IL nents n Silk and a ~ do. At CLOCKS.
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Dis,rie, Of Canaan IS Probate Court, April 2lst,

Distriet Of Canaan IS Probate Court April 2lst,
1855.
yENHE Court Of Probate for the District
IL Of Canaan has limited and allowed three
months from the date hereof tnr the creditors
Of the Estate af Tae Union Wootea Compaay,
a Joint Stock Corporation located a, Canaan in
sad District, al assigning debtor, represented
insoleent, in which to present their claims
against said assigned estate ior allowance TO
the Commissioners on said esta'c--and has
appointed Donald J. Warner, ESQ. al Salisbury
in the county Of Litch6ed and Stale of Can-
necticut, and Samuel d. Norhway, Esq. OF
Norio,k in said county, Commissioners to re.
ceive and examine said claims. Certified by
MILES I. GRANGER, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they will
meet at The Iio,e OF icbabod p. Stevens in
Canaan In said District. on the 9Th day Of June
and on the 9Th dav OF July A. D. ls55. nj 10
o'clock in the forenoon on each OF said days
for the purpose Of attending to the duties Of
said appointment.
3,52 SAMUEL ID. N0RTHWAY,j sioners.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

10 buy book unless the words d. A. e MArnIcnxp.
ID Liberty Street n Yn il On (and The entry II he
Clerks Ohsee on the back Of tbs title raes aad buy
only Of respectable and honorable dsalers q ssnd u
mail, and address 70 pr. a. n. Mauriceau.
ar Upon yeceips Of One poIsr THE MAR
RED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL DOM.
Omitted States, ihs csnddss and British Provlness.
An letters must Be postpaid, and addrssssd y ~.
"A. NJ. MAuR1CEAU, box 1z21, Hew-york CIty.
Publishing Office, No. 40 Liberty Street, How
York. ~ 49, -
AaExrsIv CosxFcrIcur &c II Bowers. HART
ford; w d Starr. Medefown; A Jndd. Dan
bury; 8 Hoyi, stamford = 4 Pss-s, New
lIsyen, 80
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

kicked him, and dragged him by the feet in the
muddy streets till dead. then hung the bleeding.
manried corpse by The heels 10 a tree This is the
last we hear Of this frightful tragedy.
De Bar was young man OF about twensy-one
wears of age, almost bearoless, Americas born
WESLEYAN Methodist in good standing, industrious,
lind and Trustworthy During the last three
wears he he'd been in the employ Of Christian ,uhR
and his brother, both residing at West Bend Mr..
Young hao unboundsd confidence in him. At diff
ferent times, sums Of money to the amount Of
thousand dollars had been in the house DE Bar
was aware oft. Mr.. Young knew 1t, but had no
fears would leave the house when convenience
required and never once had suspicion against
the young man. Mr. Young represents De Bar as
particularly hind and tenderhearted. His horses
and cattle were treated though they had feeling
Tie day previous 70 the murder De Bar was
grading wheat for Mr.. Young. About clock
p VI. De Bar became fatigued and Mr Young ad-
yifed him 10 20 to the h. use as be had not yet
covered bis strength from fit Of sickness q short
time previous De Bar went to the house, and,
as was his custom in hi. leisure hours occupied
his time in reading. When Mr.. Young came in,
De Bar inquired if the wheat was shocked, and
then resumed his reading. He took supper as
usual and at bedtime remarked 1t is 50 warm
=" ] guess I'll sleep in the barn again" He took
the blanket, as he had done for several successive
eyeDDgs and went in the direction of the barn.
That night. about ii o'clock, be committed tse
murder in the Muehr family.
Mr. Young thinks il one Of the most unaccounta-
ble things in the world He says De Bars health
was impaired by sickness, and he fears his mind
was dsOrdered.
1t is pOssible-ay, more, it is prObable-that the
mob at West Bend, 10 its blind madness, mpr-
dercd . worthy insane young man. L. ". T.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

nittsd. Or Monday GreOu vss brought up, vhse
Justice Boyd ursed the cIsvsi from ss iGreen'ss
neck
Justice Boyi-Crcen. where lid you se' that
cravAtf
C,reen-I bought it in NeEYork.
Justice Boyd-No you cid rot; you stole that and
TIE cost and pants you have got on from L. Rob-
in,ou'. house in this place Thursday night last.
Green did no, attempt to deny this assertion. II
spresrs that Mr.. Robnsons dwelling va. buryisri-
ously entered on Thursday night AID robbed OF
largo amount Of clothing and gold watch val1ed at
$40.
The examination OF Green on two charges OF high
vsy robbery and burglary will take place before jus
hee Boyd this week.
The woman Cltharine DIETRICH. who obtained a
waeh from the pedder without paying for it on Sun
day was arrested last night in the basement Of No 10
Mo,t-st where she KEEP, lsgerbier ssoou by Officer
Jordan She denied all knowledge Of the affair, and
was locked up.
AL day yesterday, and last night, Officer Jordan
and Justice Boyd secured the City in search Of the
fugitive Lighwayman. A number Of spies were
placed around the locality in which he wss hidden,
and late last night the probability was .As, he would
he arrested before morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
1Hr fXrcrTI0Y or DE BAR.

Csr.sps- 6snce Of TbsN \. \. Tri6one
WAupuV. Fond du Lac Co, Wis Aug. : 1885.
De Bar. the murderer in Washington Co, was
20 Lave been lodged in the State Prison at TIN
place 20 day Last evening al o'clock he was
banging BY his heels at West Bend-dead, Of course
lis said the Court did ts best to save the un-
Fortunate man from the mob. The military, TO the
lumber Of t,ceniy, was on duty to enforce the law
The mob for several days preceding the trial had
sforce of several hundred Of the worst and best
men in the vicinity end determination to hang
De Bar wss a. generally known as was DE Bars
crime A special court had been called, aud yes
ierdsy De Bar was put upon trial. The jury In
iAe afternoon found him Guilty Of Murder in the
fBt degree. Arrangements had been,msde by the
Presiding Judge TO hurry the prisoner, as soon as
sentence could be rendered. 10 this place, where
tae culPrit might be safe and the public secure
non such dangerous man. The Sheriff was about
eklng BE Bar from the Court-IIouse TO the jail
sgan. VIXEN be was met In the door while leaving
nsCourtrOom. and De Bar Was Lit with stone
nans from the crowd II was q heavy blow and
si5prostrsted him. The valiant military imue-
oa'ely dspersed and that mad mob in its fury took
SAs,gs Of the criminal. They struck him TO the
IN Spas npon him pounded bin with their ests,