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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
TAX SALE NOTICE.

COUNTY ThrAsURxa's orFIcE, Ksnosha Co. Wis
City Of kenosha, February p, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given that much Of each of the following
described lots parcels ofand be
will Tuesday Of April
succeeding be sold Public Auction, the
City Senosa the of
and charges thereon for the 1854 Sale to
o'clock in the forenoon of the day above entoned
City Of Kenosha.
First Ward.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
NJ E ICAL.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens Of the United States,--
most humbIy and sincerely thank you for
the patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity Of stating that my
Ancestors were all American Citizens, and thst |
for all that concerns America and Amer
can Citizens, the most lively sympa hics, 40 much
SO that | originally compounded thrse Pulls ex-
p.e>sly to suit your climate. habits, constitutions,
aud manner of living intending establish Inyse
among you, which have done, by taking premises
in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80 Maiden Lane, New York
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
N O TIC E s .
NoTTCE.

A LII persons indebted 20 A. Lewis & Son whose
"A Notes and accounts are now due are request
ed to settle without delay and those wishing TO
purchase invited call aud examine Jour stock
as we determine TO give satisfaction to pu:.
chasers in selling goods cheap as the cheapest
Nov 81, 1854.
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KENosHA CoUNTT.e
~

civ Of Kenosha SIS To George W Rounds.
You are hereby notified that writ OF
Attachment has been issued against YOU aud property
tached to satisfy the demand OF b. Stsrweather
20 Ten Dollars and Sevcntyoae cents s07l Now unless
shall before b. Nichols Justice OF the Peace in
and cOuRty his Office tbs Kenosha the
lAth day April 1855 o'clock in the afternoon
ment will be rendered against and property sold
pay the debt. J. Il. STARKW EATIER,
Dated March Is, 1855 3w40 Plaintiff.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

~ n. MARSHALL, Ar NO. 7S, MAIN STREET
IL cha now on hand. and will he receiving du.
ring the season, a complete assortment of the
best KIND Of COOKING, PARLoR aud rLArE Stoves
also Table and Pocket Cultry, Shears, SCISSORS
axes ana Heivrs' Hoes. Shoveis, Spades, Hant
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks. Curry Comb.
Scythes aud snaths. Mails, Nail Hammers Strap
and Hook Hinges, Hooks and Staples, Butts and
Screws, Cow and Sheep Bells, Sheep Shear,
Wool and, Horse Cards, Porcelrn Kettles, Pofce-
lain Sauce Fans. French Cups aud Sauce Pans,
Brittana Tea apd Coffee Pots Britannia Pitchers
onu Tumhlers, German Silver. Brunswick and
br!ttania Table and Tea Spoons, Brass aud Iron
Candesticks, Snnffers aud trays, sad Irons. and
a general assortment of houspke eping articles ::
together with full assortment Of PLAIN and
jArANNED liz WIRE. Thankful for past favors
hopes to rec,S share Of the public patron.
Give me a;'ll, and will try TO please
9TH quality :; Gods and Prices
az S54. IA. MARSHALL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
CATION OFTHE BLOOD
AND
Fever and Bilious Complaints.

Fever and Bilious Complaints.
The Citizens Union disorders Of the
Liver Stomach scarcely free the influence OF
destructive maadie hence life fast The fair
handsome the World certain peri
cd when distressing to loose their teeth aud
looks while life such sad evils be ef
fectualy remeded by continually keeping the blood pure aid
the Liver and stomach in healthy action when lite will flow
smoothly and resemble plants congeual cme where
spring reign As it regards the
Of the hum the OF life be eff
feeted and that health and life be proong
ed beyond their ordn limits If Hooway
Pills taken purify the bloo according the rules laid
down for health in the directions which accompany
a hay
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PENSION LANDS!
lSO Acres OF Land!
To all who serv ed since 1850.

The Act Of Congress Of Much 1850 gnns
TO ALL Indians included, who served III any war
since l79o, ,uriccr days, or les If engaged in
b1tIe and TO the widows of ficcr> ard soldiers Of
the Revolutionary war. if now wing. and 10 Chap.
lans who served with fte army, and to- the Plas.
burg aud Lew istown volunteers, 90 acres Of lano
after deducting wha, has been received.
The undersigned will receive applications sud
act AS agent in prosecuting claims under the aforc
mentioned art. l.. G.. MERRILL.
kenosha, Wis. 1875.
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II pit s e fr ar except So
65-l00 acres thereof.
dred.to b. ). Sheppard
and recorded in the reg.
office city Of Kenosha.
April 5, 1854, sec. 10.
81 35-l00 acres.
" pit $ w n or W side ri
yer, except so l5-l0O
acres off IL. sd. ~ pt. =
w fr Or W side river, sec l..
81, ~ IS. 100 acres.
Wheatiand.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29

ITAIR GLOSS HURD's Golden Gicss, for
IL identifying the Hair. at BLIkkS.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-29
A CASE OFWEIKNESS AND DEBILI
ty Of 10 years Standing, cured by
HOLLOWAYS PILLS.
Copy ofa Letter from Captain john Johnson
Astor House, ". York dated January 5, 1854 ),

Copy Of Letter from Captain john johnson
Aston House, ". York dated January 5, 1854 !,
To PRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane New York.
snIt with the most heartfelt pleasure have inform
that have been health strength by taking
your Pills For the last suffered arrangement Of
the and stomach and reduced such extremity
gave up my ship expecting to go to Sea any more
had tried Remedy that recommended to but
all to purpose and had given myself despair when
at last recommended TO take P After using them
for three menths the result is that health
than have been eleven and indeed we'll
ever in life You quite at liberty make this
known for the benefit Others
tsigned. JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pulls are wonderfully eEcdcious
in the fslloping com piaints:-
Asue Debility, Headache, serofuls,
asthma DreFsy Indigestion Stoao& Gravel
Bilious Com Erysipeas Jaundiee. Secondary sym
plants Female Irregu- Liver complaints toms
Dotches the aritics Nenersl Affections Worms of all
Skin Feyers OF all Piles kinds
Bowel Com kinds Retention Of Weakness from
plants Gout Urine whatever
Constipation Of the Bowels.
rS-Sold at the Establishment Professor Holloway 30
Maiden Lane New York. and Strand London, and by all
respectful Druggists Medicines throughout the
United states in Pets and Boxes - II IL cents and
$l00 each.
Thre considerable savinsy facing the larger sizes
NJ Directions for tho guidance of patients dsor
der Affixed to each ros.
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The cone third ofLo,se ana7
Tie ne or OF
The or of
The hf of the se ar and the neqrsf
The e h ofn W CT OF
The e third Of the W hf ofssgrot
The hi OF e ar and the n or Of
fart Accommodating at the n e corner Of the
same thence W 70 point l32 Il e of the n "
corner thereof; thence to line thereof; thence
{ 20 corner thereof, thence n to the bes'ng:
Fart Recommending y Il sof the e corner
Of sd IL; thence " to W line Lot /: thence y n.
thence e toe line of u: thence n to begin ding.
The 5 hf Of the d hi of
The hf of the n NJ ~
The " If OF the " hi Of Lessl as
BosG6&7ir
The W enc thrd II
The " hf 81
The " one third 81
Lot ssksss9r Of see 81 4 ever Of zee g
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Land not Plated. West Of Ma n Street.

i' ~ VI Dec. oil H. ~
Commencing the line of said II rods Of the
thereof thence ~ rds thence rd thence 40 rd
thence G : rds-2
Commencing the line OF sd 30 rods OF the
thereof thence y rods; thence 10 thence
thence 20 rods; thence 80 rods; thence 10 rods;
Commencing line Of sd n the e
thereof thence Is reds thence Is
thence to the beginning;
Commencing line of sd the Q 0
thereof; thence IS rods thence rods
thence S to the beginninS-Not assessed IN 1883
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n. FRANK. csas.y Treasurer.
aszz3f
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.4u the foiLowng in N w. Or, Sec. u r. 2R. 3d.
Lots . u u a. Is 20 o. - q. q ~ 81 D. T. Z,
TO- II, Is 10, IL. 49, 3D. D. 80 81 81 IS of block
In ~ f. Or Sc siiots Il, Of block p Lots l. 2,
3, Z, and Y OF bk 2, assessed in 1854:
Lots 3 o. TO- H. l.; H. and & of bk 2Ios s. g. TO- II, Is,
IA and g. of bk 3 assessed in 1854:
Lots l. s. g. and s. of bk3-Los T. and OF blk
sessed in 1854 Lots and 3. of bk 81
Lots l. g. 8. and TO- Of blk 4-Lots g. s. and TO-
Of bk 4, assessed in 1854:
Lots TO- H. IL and 6, Of blk 5-Lots2.i 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

that Gen. Pelissier was to be superseded Th'
Allies are busy strengthening their position nesl
the Mslssof TIE papers give some farthe'
particulars of the disaster of the 18th Of June
Gen. Margan is charged with commencing the
attack on the right prematurely. bsior1 the
other divisions were 10 position: AMI Lori
Rsglsn's order to assault thu Redan Is conhf-
cred great error. Vienna papers say mat
Gorcbatof had sent for $1,000 m"n, be having
reinforced Liprandi by whole division There
is little of interest from England. Lord Ele'n,
it is said, will be made Postmaster General
Dispatches from Marseilles mention ri'ins IN
Catalonia, but it is a small affair. The French
Emperor is particularly attentive to Span, and
IL correspoDd,Dely praised by the Spanish au'
tborities The Cott n market was heavy az a
slight declipe; Breadstuffs abOat the sape as
the week before.
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EUsION.

W. publish above the Call OF the Repub lean
State Committee for State Convention to be
be d at Syracuse on september 70, TO nominate
candidates to be supported at the approaching
elt ction; together with the CAL of tae Wing
State Committee for q Wing Convention ct
the came time and place. Ths former Call
distinctly specifies the ADt-Sebiaska question
az the only political issue before the country,
and ecares in plain and outright manner that
the interest of the nation requires that tue adj
ministIaticn of the State should not be permitted
TO fall into the hands of either the Nebraska
Democrats or the Hindoos. The Wing Call says
nothing on these points, but it is we'll under
stood that the purpose of calling the Wing Coz
venticn at that place and time is to Afford an
oppoItunity-if the people shall so decide-fo'
it to merge itself in that Of the Republicans.
Indeed, as we are informed, that purpose
was distinctly syowed by many prominent
Wings at the meeting of the State Committee
beld at the Aston House yesterday when the
above call was drawn up.
We entertain no doubt whatever that this dis
position, wbch ~e r-joice t. find prevailing
among the Wing leaders, will be enthusiastically
responded to at the primary elections, and that
when the Conventions meet, the Wing party,
acting with the patriotic devotion which the
crisis demands, will formally renounce its or
ganization in order to cooperate with the men OF
all other parties who are united for the great
historical work of rolling back the aggressiOns
e Slavery and securing at last to Freedom its
lust predomirance in the federal Government
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FUNERAL or THE CHILD MINERVA
CASTLE Ar KINGSTON.
fTbe n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF Tue N l. lfleuhe-
KINGSTON, Wednesday, July ls 1885.
At O'Clock this z. NJ. the body OF the child
Minerva Castle was borne to the ST. James NJ. f..
Church from Ca,k's Hotel whore il died. Ch.
Dury &C. Quartermaster Kemp. Surgeon Cameron and
Quartemaster Surg Smith acted as bearers AT the
church the Rev. Mr.. Chsulksr conducted tia exer-
Gree and then the body taken to Woodstock the
residence of it's parents FOR interment Several car
tiages accompanied the remains
The child was four months and eight days old, a
bright, beautiful infant. Its little face smiled in
death, and there was no evidence of the terrible
cause Of its early and sudden exit number OF da-
sueeotype kenesses of the infant have been taken.
MIR Kemp has several in his possession.
The mother, who is but about is years Of age, is
still at Carks and the Surgeons Messrs. Chcereman
and Cameron most uniirng in tneir attentions to
her condition. They have operated most successfully
thus far aud now entertain slight hopes Of her recov
cry. These gentlemen are entitled to the warmest
thanks of the Seventh Regiment for the aihfu man
ner with which they have discharged an important
trust. l must not omit 10 mention, among the many
acs of kindness extended to the sufferers, the aten
ton Of Mrs. Hoes, the wife Of Que of our most re
specfed clefgymen. This lady has been with Mrs.
Castle slmost night and day since the accident AT
this moment left DIR. Cameron and he has strong
doI<s tina, the life of the lady will be spared.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, Wednesday, July IS, 1855.
The Two Hundred aud Thirteenth Annual Com
mcDcement of Harvard College is being celebrated
to-day, and customary the Boston Banks and In
surance Offices are all cloeed
at the Commencement Of Harvard College to-day
the honorary degrees of LID. conferred Gov.
Gardner Robert G.. Winthrop Nathan Appleton and
Judge Bishop. Degrees Of Doctor of Divinity were
conferred On the Rev. Joseph II. Jones of PhIladel-
pbia, the Rev. Edward Cook of Wisconsin, and the
Rev. Samuel 0sgood of New.York.
Peter Brown, a laboring man residing in the north
part of the city murdered his wife early this
ing. Jealousy il assigned the cause for the per-
pttraon of the deed. Brown has been arrested.
The rowing match between the Club boats Maid Of
Erin and Thomas +. Meagher took place this AFTER
noon on Charles River. The Maid of Erin won The
stakes were 81 600.
The Royal Mail steamship America sailed from this
port at noon to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax, with
l3s passengers and $795,O00 in specie.
The weather IL most oppressiyely hot.
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One good effect Of the bot weather yesterday
was to melt down the price of beef at @ Ills
Head about one cent pound. There was a
somewhat larger supply of cattle in market, and
although at Il loss of five to ten dollars head,
drovers were obliged to yield to the weather,
or some other cause, and come do gn in their
demands. The. average price was about ten
cents pound for the meat, though some cattle
sold at prices equal to 1l@1llc. pound, bat it
was by hard push G. Beef must come to ten
cents for the best, and the sooner parties con-
form to what is inevitable the better for all,
both producers and Consumers.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JULY 49, 1855.

and ipbum.p. Thus, in Louisiana the statute de-
clares that aty person using language in aay
pnblic discourse from the bar, stage or pllPl',
or suy other place, or in aoy private conSsrsa-
ton, or making of any sgn' or actions that
have tendency TO produce discomfort Amosg
the free colorsd population, or in'ub-
ordination among the slaves, or who
shsll BE- kpoTingly instrumental in bring
ing into the State any paper book, or
pamphlet bavins the Ike tendency, shall on
consictiou be punished with death or lmprison-
uent at the discreet on of the Court. Since the
law of violated majesty was interpreted by IL
berius, Nero, or Caligula, never was statute
60 vague, sweeping, aud iadiscriminate. 1t is so
susceptible of any construction that 1t may be
IT garded as an post faoto lsF: it silerces the
pulpit. it gags the bar. How can an sdvocate
appeal to The jury for sympathy in behalf of a
suffering individual without coming within(he
construction of this statute The only way We
can account for such bloody enactments is to
suppose that tie in-titution of Slavery thokens
the skull aud bardens the heart of the oppressor.
In the words of Mr. Cooper, the learned auno-
tstor Of the Institutes of Justinian: All ma
"tions trading in slaves seem prone to mean
"sne clandrstne villanies."
The institution ia now over full two-thrds OF
the territory Of the Union. 1t already controls
it nationally, and has so done from the hrst
hour Of the Confederation, and it now aims to
secure to itself an eternal duration by occupy
ing all the new Territories Ia this great ques-
ton ought there to be single Northern press
base enough to side with the men engaged in
this plotl Ought not the North to man 20 be
united, if liberty be not nuisance, our Reyola-
tionary War delusion, and civilization an I'M
natural thing No terms then with the Slave
Oligarcby, aggressive, dangerous, false as it is.
Within its own limits let it exist if it can in de-
fiSnce of reason and the public opinion of the
world; but when it comes beyond them to make
war on Freedom, let it be opposed and driven
back az the direst enemy Of the human race.
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WIG STATE CONVENTION.

meeting the Wing State Central Committee held at
the Asor House in the City Of NewYork We nesday
July 49, 1855 the following resolutions unani nousy
adopted. viz;
ssored That Whg Convention, to be composed Of one
delegate from each Assembly District lie held at Ccrinhian
Hs in the City Syracuse the 2sth day of September
next NJ for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
State C,ers be supported the ensuing General Iecton
and consider such questions Of public interest as may
properly before 1t
Resored That the foregoing resolution be published In the
Whig papers of the State.
z. ID. MORGAN. JONATHAN NATHAN,
JAMES b. TAYLOR, SIMEON DRAPER,
r. A. CONKLIN, jill SCHO0LCRAFT, JR.,
LEWIS BENEDICT, Jn ROBERT II. PRUYN,
JOSEPH DAVIS, GEORGE GOULD,
ALLEN MUNROE, s. p ALLEN,
A. 81. CLAPP, HAZAR LEWIS,
JOHN A. COOKE, A. w. CLARK.
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Losses BY MAIL.-By highly important reguisr
ton IL appears that in every case OF loss by MAJ,
whether supposed TO be the result OF casualty or Oh
depredaton the Department should be informed WIN
out delay Of all the circumstances connected wlia ~
Particular care should be taken to state the name
which il was so placed and whether by the writer h
self or by another person; the day On which, 4 a. ~;
it was actually nailed the names Of the w.es M
the person addressed; the amount aud PraeIloag,s
particular description of the valuable inclosuSe ' -
amount of postage marked on the letter; the omo :,
which addressed and whether mailed direct ihsIes' ~
10 another Office for distribution aud the rouo ,.st
which i, was sent, with any further PARTICULAR rct.
may aid the Department in Its Investigation 's'f~
ing the cause Of the loss.
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the act Of sertember is5o, in the name OF Lut~ei,
Davis ard No 90 Big for 100 acres issued under sais
- ,te f;eorse Witt were obtained. Caveats
yrsre therefore filed in the General Land Once 70
prevent the location of said Warrants"
Here the officers Of the Red Tape oihcs nave
.ufered themselves to be swim lied by forged
applications have issued 10 good faith g"na'ne
warrant and now the warrant in the hands OF
an innocent third party who purchased IT'D sooa
faith ia repudisted. and the loss which occurred
through the incompesency Of Red Tape mast
be endured by an ocent purchaser. WHO'S
the svindler in this case
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Netpqlork DAILY Gribm,re
THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1856.
u,pTpIIo.n STATE CONVENTION.

s,etep rsted H the Congress repeating tue
Mscud ourronas esuitean ihs elect On OF sn s'
unanimous leprs 10 he next Congress ron 'Ho ~
siates. tos'ile TO fb- extension Of Slavery.
The recent egG Interference with the elective
Ts h, he -sveho ders OF Missouri SHOWS this interest 20
h. e. 70 oar1y os ts settled purposes Of pub
lie opinion end in violation Of the CoD.uton well as Of
The lime Lonored Compromise IL has oveItu ne'
Ifh- cers Of ths Free States would preserve tie srns
peu trA qvnty Of the Union be Zone only b. firmly
rp.sirns III II ighis under the federal compact ard
luey epf1ong the legitimate powers ofthe United states G'v
eminent the public Territory Experience hiss she~n thai
only Leads u-urPaon and that IN it's struggle
for political power The Slave interest equally regardless Oh the
OBLIGATIONS Of shted faith and of Federal Constitution
Upop IL e now forced upon be country New York Is
bound by eyery consideration whether oo TO her past his
tory or preen, Interest," 10 express no doab
fu or be.itaps opinion.
Good ST es requires the clear expression Of
her finn adhere 10 but not 10 extend the com
prov ises Of the Constitution
determination cannot be manifested BY paeng tue state
Government Ia tie hands e PARTY which boasts to hsye been
the stesSat hf ally Of the savehoei7g interest or Of
secrt sesooon wbotc Representatives from this state IN
Philadelphia Convention by their Slavery poovitiss provoked
the eoufeurtrous Reputation II their principles and fellowship
by the Desa the Other free States Ia such hands the
honor and character Of the Empire would bs sacrificed to
the sectional views OF the sisveholding olissrchy.
The entire Absence political issues most popious
10 the expression the ion Of his State on this impor ant
oueou and with view If aEordng to their sowcitzsns
bic ocoson the CoDmtee app inted at the Al
burn September last request the Republican cleo
tor, Of this sppont In County Conventions the 18th
Of August next FIR each Assembly District 70
ee, in CONVENTION at the 18th Of September ia the
ey Of Syracuse 10 nominate the State Off to be
| cboseu IN November next.
JOSEPH BLUNT New-York
JOHN JAY, Eew.iork-
JOSEPH J. CHI AMBERS. New-York.
JOHN y. HOWELL, Ulster.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Albany.
AMASA MCCOY. Saratoga
Ii. s ALIEN, WsshingtDn.
WESLEY BAILEY Oneida
b. Y. BRUCE Madison.
JOHN BRADLEY, Jefferson.
ALvAH BEECHER, schuyler
ID. X. ANTHONY, Monroe
j. w. BABCOCK, Niagara
CHARLES c. SHEPPARD, Eric
| NELSON VAN NESS, Chsutauque.
albany July f. is55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

The Missouri Pro Slavery Convention appears
to have been rather turbulent, the principal fire.
brand being an extravsgaut speech by President
shannon of the University. Our dispatch gives
an outline of the platform adopted, which is of
the ultra Southern secession stamp, though az
ter deal of buster and threatening they
whinipgly appeal to the "good sense of the
"NoIth" to help make Kansas a Slave State.
After resolving that laws ought to be enacted
for the suppression of all Abolition and Free
"SOil publications and opinions" this remark
able body Of American Freemen adjourned.
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A BURGLAR SHOT.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, July ls, 1855.
We learn from Erie that store in that place was
entered on Monday night by burglar who in the
course Of bis operations awoke two young mea who
were sleeping in the store, one of whom took rife
and ordered the burglar who had just got outside the
door. to stop; but paying attention TO the request
and persstng in bis attempt to escape, be shot 10
the neck. Upon an examination the wounded man
discovered to be carpenter, who has heretofore
been considered respectable citizen. Ii is nov sup
posed that he is the person who has committed several
Of the recent burglares which have taken place at
Erie. Ii il imp osible for him TO survive.