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The Trinity journal., 1856-11-29
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IU UMBER TRADE.

NIlE public are hereby notified that the under
l. signed on and after this date will sell lumber
delivered in Weavervile, at the following rates ;
Rough Lumber per M feet, $50
Planed do do do do ...........$ $40
and Matched, do do o....$ $75
The undersigned are necessarily compelled to
raise the price of lumber to the above rates. The
difficulty and expense incurred in saving and de-
nvering lumber at the present rates procludes the
possibility of keeping the mills running. Seek
ing 10 establish a fair and living price Tor lumber
and in Justice 10 the public, We have mutually
agreed so sell and deliver at the price above sta
dcd. c. p. RICE,
GOSS d SHEPPARD,
FISHER e. Co.
SHORT &Co.
Weaver, Nov 20, 1856. 46-3m
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ASSAY OFFICE.
NO. % j Street, between Cd and 3D.,
SA CIR A ENTO.
RIA KE' e. 90

Y II 4 = I = N = U.
A SSAIERS OF GOLD AND ORES of every
description, are now prepared to execute bus
mess entrusted to them promptly, aud on the most
reasonable terms. Our assays have been thor
ougly tested at American aud European MINIS and
we guarantee their correct tness and win pay all
differences arising from the same
Through recent improvements We are enabled
to make returns for Deposits within six hours.
I. = Mint Com sent to our patrons in the coun-
try by return Express. Advances made ON De
posts. Oars discounted ut San Francisco rates,
Sacramento, Nov. |, 1896. 4l3m
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OF FlCIAL DIR { G 7 o r 7 .
Executive Department.
Judiciary.

JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
ltUGu c, MURRAY. Chief Justice.
Solomon Hcydcnfelt. Associate Justice.
D. L. Terry. ...
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-29
DR.. czAPKAY's MEDICAL CARDS.

Great Medical & Surgical Institute,
Armory Hall Building,
Cor. of Montgomery and Sacramento Streets, San
Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
MEDICAL.

from parent 10 child, and cntailing upon the u.pring
n ruined constitution. Forthr cure fn these forms
Of di~etse the DOCTORS guarantees n asks no
compensation. The uurtOr can he consulted hy let
ter or otherwise free Of chnrge aud invites ull who are
afflicted to call upon him. where he will give them
such sat faction the> obtain no where else
His rooms are No and ATn"ry Hall corner OF Sac
ranento AMI Montgomery Sirrct~. ~Hn francisco
THE GREATEST DlSCOE ERl OF THE
AGEt--Grca, Brs,ing to Mankind ,-innocen' hnt p,-
teui.-Dr. Il j. C11pkW's Prophvlacucnm. tSelf ps-
injecting Agen'l sure preventative ncnn> gnntf-
rhrat and >,pht diseases and m unsurpassed rom
,iy far all the Vpppral. >crotilous gngrrnuls aud
canccrnus ulcers frtd discharges fum TIE vagina
uterus nnl urrthra. uni al cuanenus rruplion- and
diseases. For sale Mt nr l.. j. Czapka>'s Office. Ar
mory Hall. corner of Sacrnnenlo nnd Montgomery
Streets san Francisco As inuucraliun Is proven.
tallve agHins small poX. 40 - Dr. l.. j CzHpkN's
prnphilnclicum a preventative against stphiuca anl
ennorrheal diseases. Harmless in itslf " uosS,ssaS
the power Of chemically DESTROYING The syphir VIZ
rus and thereby saving thousands Of Young debauch-
ee- from heing infected hv the most loaihsomr of all
diseases. Let no Young man VIII" appreciates health
be without Dr. tzapkHNs Prophil lcljcum. It Is 10
very convenient packages and will be found convent
cnho h-ng usCi ~ soap. That d sense can I've
prevented bv the use of "rr"r ngenl- y ~ well an
established fact that they can be cured after their
establishment The principle which is now liver.
sally recognized, received even before the ys oc
Jeuner. the diSCovercr of the atc'Dnon in Il ~ and
its multiplied benefits ever since have rrcei eel. ~
they deserved. the attention of the medical HculN
II was in pursuit of this branch OF the med cal SCI
that DR.. l.. J. CzHpkay fortunately made the d.~
coverv of his Prophiacticum, which, for the prcv,u.
hon of syphitic gonorrheGl canccrous and ca
disorder stands unriyaod 10y any ageni Ia the Fhn
macopuca. The effect of this agent after COTTON s
immediate and removes the possibility Uf n 1n'rac-
ton Of disease IT. however. the disease has been
tracled, is useful IN neurahzlng the poisonous
tuns which, by absorption. produce the hOrrii conse
Qurnses known rs secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doctor in many thousand cases.
aud he has vet to find the frs' in which it has ilcd
to suhserve the purpose Cor which IT was administer
ed. Price. 81. Full directions are attached o cHrh
package. In cases where rrephaciCun IL used ~
curative. Dr. l. j. Czapkry will furnish gratis pre-
scrption fur his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the coVntrv, addressed
ly to Dr. l. j. Czakny san Francisco will Toe strictly
and conhientially attended to. and the remedies
with the Creatcst care and secrecy immediately dis
patched by Express other conveyance TO their des-
tnahon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

"" DIR. J. l.. CZAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
forms the caption of this notice is one Of Tia
few modern physicians whose application To- his pro-
sSiOn and devotion to the afflicted. render him alike
ornament Ia tie one and u benefit 10 the olher 4
Hungarian by birth. he sought with kussuth to place
his country among the nations of the earth beyond
the oppressor's rule that her might rejoice in
the practice of those prrccpts which are alike
glory and our pride. In his Efforts 80 Ia do, he has
rearCd the reward of ipPfrcunl resistance to "prrcs
SION md IN home aud n country know him no mur"'
Apart huw1vtr. from his claims upon our consider
alton a. a patriot, the testimonials of chwctcr and
capacity which ne brings cutlc him Ia public cnnf~
dncr to the exclusion O those who possess neither
the one or ia" other As a rentlemnn his character
il ntarnished: physician his skill unsurpassed:
md to those whose imprudcnce has len upon then,
the taints Of disease. .cutiously rmcnd
him with the assurance That in him they will find
friend whom TO know Is great gain. The hrs Office
~ No. and Armory Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
Miscellany.

A YOUNG LADY, GHosT. In MOTTO
ing book by DIR. Robert Hare, a
somewhat distinguished convert to
spiritualism, the Independent says:
The most amusing thing ill the
whole volume is specimen Of CORES
pondcnce between the relation and
imagination of the medium, in the
communication on page 104. 1t is
from the ghost af a young lady medi-
I'm and undoubtedly presents a young
lady's idea Of heaven. We have
space only to allude to the description
which it gives of the heavenly resi-
dence of II. x. White. This is in
the fifth heavcn-which seems to be
associated in the mind of the author
with the fifth Avenue-and is per-
feet love Of a cottage, "embosomed ia
trees and flowers" about which the
grounds are ''tastefully laid out. "
The clematis and honeysuckle en-
twine their tendrils around the trel-
lis work of the door. Within, it is
adorned with the most "exquisite''
statucs, and furnished with extraor-
binary "couches and divans," and
such bc-yu-ti-ful carpets! In addl-
ton to this there is the best society
in the neighborhood, such as "the
Wesleys, Byron, Burns, Moore, ,Shel-
ly, and Scott" of whom the spirit
Maria "speaks in particular because
she is personally acquainted With
them, being attracted to them by a
congeniality of feeling" Can any
thing more be wanted to perfect bliss
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
LOOK AT THIS
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

At his Fire proof Store, one door above the
National Hotel, Bidwell,
SNOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
l nsortmsnt of merchandise ever brought 10 this
market. Always on hand, complete assortment OF
Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats
Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, India
Rubbcrs, Carpeting Havana Cigars,
Ladies Hats and Bonnets. Shoes.
Gaitcrs, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins, &c, &c.
MINERS Tools of every description always on
h,nt and f~ sale at the lowest prices. Highest prce
rsid Cor Goi puSt. County scrip noug S Sipa % sote
March 8. lSSS. 'ossfh oLoSnhe''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNJOUID Respectfully inform the citizens or B'n.
w well aud vicinity, that he is prepaIed to do all
kinds Of work in hts line OF business ia u wmkuln'
liza manner, with despatch and On reasonable terms
Having always on hand large assortment o' dry
ia ,ber he il ready to make TO order, Doors winh""
sash Tables, Rockers, &c. All kinds OF Canihr'
work and in fact anything appertaining 10 his bust
,ess Billiard Tables set and repaired shop on
charles rect, below Hess Larcomhs Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
HESS & LARCOMB'S
New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID

New BRICK FIRE PROOF STORE IN DID
WE'LL.
vuyHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
II aud patrons that their Brick FIRE Proof store
on the old corner. is fei with general assostmenl
oC Groceries. Provisions, Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools &c sc the best aud cheapest ever offered "
t.,wn One Of our firm is constantly employed IN
s.n Francisco in the purchase of goods: aud as we
urchass for cash alone believe that sell goods
.hcaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
issirous to purchase anything in our line, would do
well " give us CALL as we are enabled 10 supply
then, an as favorable terms rs the Marysvllle rade
Iidw ell, July 1856 HESS LAHOoMb'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
U. S. MAIL Ii n + .

0N and after Tuesday. March 15th. 1856 the Cali
" fornia Stage Company's Coaches will leave their
Ofiee Western House Marysyii.e, evcry mJrinnl nj
O'cocy for Sacramento, and arrives IN time Tor the
the san FranciscO Enals.
RETURNING-Win leave their Office 0rleuns llo-
tel Sacramento. for Marysville. OF the same hour
GEO. r. THOMAS, superintendent
March 18th 1856. Marysyilie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

Ir goes a great deal towads max
ing man faithful to let him under
stand that you think him so, and he
that does but suspect that ] will de-
.ceivc him, gives me a kind of right to
cozcn him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

DIFFERENCE OF OPINIoN.-lt is a
fine remark of Rosscau's that the best
of us differ from others in fewer par
ticulars than we agree with them in.
The difference Of @ tall and short man
is only few inches, whereas they
arc both several feet high. So a
wise and learned man knows many
things of which the vulgar are ignol'
ant but there is still greater mum
Der of things the knowlede of which
they share in common with them
UaSAU.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

A nice dish for breakfast might be
made as follows Take one egg and
beat it up, add a teaspoon full Of salt
Dour in about two thirds Of pint of
water, then slice some bread, dip 1t
in and fry in little butter, serve
warm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

ANNE Bohemia, consort Of Rich
ard II, first introduced the fashion OF
riding sideways. Before Ame'S time
thew rode otherwise.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

LET your expenses be such as to
TO leave a balance in your pocket.
Ready money is a friend in need.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

yBNIIIS Invaluable Specific, first introduced INTO
y pisa some flty wears sine soon becHme 80 well
known US certain cure that in every town aud city
not ony on the Continent, but IN Great Brl1hin, The
demand for it was 80 great, s meris 50 astounding,
that in less than one yOar from It's INTRODUCTION had
summarized all utheF remedies. The Metlcal Fhcuity
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled ic
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over dsease Pro-
pretors of other medicine jealous OF s sway 'alnly
underworld to stay its onward progress Ilhe grass
before the mower. their efforts Tell 10 lhe ground ana
like fire the prdrics, sweeping All before H. s on
ward march became triumnhnn. IL stood forlh upon
its own merits n discerning puphc saw, tried and
were convinced Of its magical virtues Inc massive
fortune acanred by DR. Parera from the sale of 1t
during The six years he prepared u alone pore "lthes
to it's miraculous merits. Al the decease of the Doct
The Ppcipe WAS bequeahcd TO his SON. VINO has lately
introduced the remedy into the United Sla'e'' The
number Of cares II has already made are astonishing.
Thousands aud tens OF thousands can ue@' 'csthohy
to il, efficacy.
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed
Resort to no Q1ack Nostrums, Use "a remedy that
has been uied for the past an! years ana was never
known 10 fail
This real Remedy is warranted purely vegetable
Bewnre of Commercials. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already c's'ised some person
ar persons To palm of upon the uus1-pecung, spu-
rious compound, closely resembling HE original. he
particular TO buy none without the wr'uen signature
of A Pareira. n, ID on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle All others are counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the ulnorst rger Of
the law.
Pri'a Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bab-
cnck sole Agent for California Oregon ana the sand
wirh Islands u whom all orders must be- addressed.
A liberal dsL >unt made ~ Wholesale dealers
ID. BABCOCk.
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street,
san Francisco.
List OF gents through, ut the State. Rice OiIh 4.
CO. Druggist Marysville: Y. r. St'rSwea.her. City
Drug -, re- Stockton: ". II. Brsner sonora: Benz
~bnrteG Sha.a; child W"--hen. Piacerylle;
Justin Gate, Jr Sacramento CITY; -. K. W.I;arT,
D5wniryiIle: DR.. John Lark Nevada; Dr. w. IL.
GaiEef Yreka, Dr. j. q. Wnston. los angeles:
Thomas Wna.e!, san Diego; Geo Il. storyi Portland
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
DR.. PAREIR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure of dis
eases of u private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN
furious eifkct to the system or any
change of diet. 1t has never ialled'
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

HpLANKs -EysIy description of Sustcs's !hnks
HD foI sale atbis .piice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

J. Clapkay would ask especial attention To sypbliiic
and gonorrheal diseases In the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect ana ehec
tual cure in few days without hlndrance to business
or the sill rhiest Inconvenience The Doctors method
of treating them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by him
self. more effective than anything yet KNOWN which
sccnres the patient from the possibility OF secondary
symntoms and removes The disease in the shOrt- pos
sbe, time Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence Of the ABSORPTION of the poison into the sys
TEN, and produces Buboes Ulcera'ons IN me throat
and nns VII ch destroy the solt parts and cause hc
bons Ia murrify. separate amt coTrIe HHy trSifrrTg
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swel'ings on
the bones sploches upon the skin. cases of which the
ID ctnrs sse daily in his oce AMI which ars the result
of imnrnprr treatment Also, ulcers, sores and PIN
ples and injuries to the Constitution, which after
long period nf suffering destroy life. Twill also be re-
membered iha!these disorders aSe hereditary, passing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
NUMBER ~.

IHE ArRDER o. Ma GoRDoN IN MssouH-A despatch
from Philadelphia mentioned the arrest at Dover Del Of
A supposed to have been Of the persons who mur
dsfed Mr.. Gordon The Philadelphia Bulletin, gives the
particulars of the arrest from which we select the follow
ug:-
Worrell offered rot the slightest resistance He s.id IL
~a- what he had been expecting for long time lie a..
cAres that he did murder Gordon: hut that ha -,
10y and saw IT, that his compton under arrest in The
Ne.. reerting we presume Gre-n) the man -ho
fired the fatal shot He expressed the greatest cont,io
Tor ms share In the crime, weeping bitterly when h. spok
oit tie gave mp the watch saddlebsgs and blanket ~
the murdered man. which have been recognized by hi,
brOthcr-in law.
Worrel il young only 20 years OF age of VERY
g"ntlemany appearance and department His parent. re-
ide in Dover One of his greatest sources Of isr. l. ,h
consideration Of the grief his crime will his relatives.
ne ioo"ing l. the account OF the tue other
ami the principal murderer which cut from the Cncin
natti Commercial OF Feb. Is
reward ot $500 offered by the Governor in be-
nall o the state and by the directors of the road ty the
Nr OF the as>sn, The fact that he had b.en .., h,
company with two up a very limited per;od az hs
murder was sufficiently established and circumstances led
20 te inference that he his death at their h.nd
They traced To st Louis from thence IN Vin.onna,
Indianapolis, and finally To this citv
Chauncey Cough, Deputy L. :. Marshall Of the South
ern district OF Ohio having received certain
IN company with two three ASSISTANT yesterday morn
ing proceeded to the little suburban village of Carthage
and there arrested Stephen Greene rs one Of the murder,
Greene temporarily residing there in co,,n.n
with his wife and family Co gh called him TO the door
and told him that he had arrest him lie evinced
great trrpidaton and turning his wife said o into
the house, Mary, arrested for murder" handk,r.
chief was found in his possession which was identified a.
having belonged TO Gordon, and is said that there il no
doubt that he Of the Tor whom the ofc.,,
we're seeking. The man whom Gordon. horse ws,tr,
led mas been onnc and Greene perfectly 20 tn.
description OF the individual who traded him.
LdtT-Ihe Cincinnari Gazette Of the 18th says;-
The landlord of the hotel in St Louis where the mnr
derer' stopped and who is here for purpose Of en
uyng them Greene yesterday aud declared hat he
was the man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

"A LAT
ter TO a Liverpool paper SAYS
Her Malestys Theatre ia TO be opened for the ne-so
nance OF Italian opera. That Mr. Lumey will havs
successful season cannot be doubted tor Jenny Lind has
near, consented to appear the DriIHa dynna H.
MaJestys Theatre has been closed during the I,s v
sons, aud sale OF the properties and effects took nI,.
under tie pati onage OF the sheriff Lord Ward then "a
'Ahceu -l-Uvo, and with this many of Ia. la.,
scenes aud properties pun ased and .ecursd fr
Mr. Lumleys future use and benefit The parties apg,
ged IN the coming Operatc performances ATE said n, b.
Mr. Lumley Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Goldsmdt A few en-.
Sagemcnts have been made, but the arrangements ar.
still in state OF great incompleteness JENNY Iind, a
rers always regretted that she couserted to sing Nx
oeers music az Mr. Luml-ys theatre when it,
was so muulated and mangled that Mendessohn WIZ -
one night present hurried from the performance Of Roh
erto Davolo, e1claimng loudly against the scspd.ns
treatment OF the great work Of the great composer Rp,
tne accessories were thus detective 10 ls4s they ara
AeIy TO be far worse in 1855, when the orchestra .nd
chorus are still TO seek and train No doubt m. ds;
10 hear Madame Goldsmith Lind will fill her N,.s,v
Iheatre ou that great singer something TO her art
ana VII" u Is hoped insist upon completeness in the
secondary parts and in the orchestra than Mr. IumIav
would Consider At all necessary. believe that NJ a..
a secured the services OF Grs and Mario ter the Roy,
iAliAn opera But II he wishes offer the musical p1b
lic rival star Of sufficient briancy to fill h th.at, n.
should secure the services of Aboni and brr or, ,h
operas which enabled her display the unryaed rebne,
ana depth of her contralto voice. do not knows mu.i
c c"nol-seur who would not rather 20 the Roya al
Ian Opera TO hear Aozarts None di Figaro for
pie with Aoonl a. the page, and Costa orcb.s
tra than see Jenny Lind in of finest
and nave al the same time to endure the misery of BaJ.
orchestra at cross purposes with the composer the cor,
ductor and themselves and band of chorus sngers -
cannot be kept together by the most vigorous. tbpmrI
OF the conductors loot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

HARssRs.-The large oyster trade Of New II aven and
vcm ha- been seriously nteFieed with by the freezing
OF the har6or which has been closed for three ee
Ihe New haven journal OF Friday gives the names OF i've
vessels With 5000 bushels Of Virginia oyster on
more OF which are now discharging distance down
the harbor. The Journsl saws
About seventy five tesms have been engaged for day
OF Two PAST IN bringing the cargOes Of the above vessels
to Fair Haven where the oysters are opened and cent in
TO market The demand for them is very great and pr
ces are high. -
Most oi the far Haven trading schOouers are frozen
in above Tomlinson Bridge and IL Il imros.it 90 -,
them ort' aud our Fair Haven merchants have been
Obliged TO charter other vessels bring their oysters on
from the South. The schooners now below will leave
immediately Tor Virginia and quite large number OF
other vessels expecting arrive in few ays with
oysters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
K &c III MOND WIIIG.
-, f,o," ne CiHe,aott. Commercial Fs6. IS
shoIhNI AFFAIR IN lLLINOIS-A MAN HUNG
NnH

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN ILLINOIs-A MAN HUNG
By A MOB
Weiearn from a trsy-ler-Mr GRAY Of Jefferson Mo
that terrible affair took place Charleston Coles coun-
~ Illinois OF Friday last. A r. Monroe was in the i,il
'na' place under sentence OF Death the dav fixed Tor
'N 'Necuuon being the 18th instart Fil.y last The
ga" ~as very notorious Tie yidns murdered
vs. relative OF the murderer and man nance, BrocL
-'" famous b, making apple cation by letter TO De. al
'""" u' pnvic.e OF acting hangnau. large crowd
g'iiri~i it C1rlr-tou the bagin, bui l.,rni
that the Governor had postponed that ceremony for nine
y Gay! FROM H. i"'o~ing article, ion the Charleston
"i' Oi The 18TH % appear that application f most
Ionenent "i the execution had been made hut th, 4,
Wa understood e. have been f,i.rtad
. Ina OoNDhaNEb -oi Friday las tl. counsel for 4
= Monroe went to spin .tcd, present his bil of ex
eePiOns to the Judge OF the Supreme Count aud Il -
Die obtain lew hearing hi. c.,t o. a least 20 have
Tue execution postponed until the ,t Nav Cen Lin
der was accompanied by Hon o. I Fckliu cobu. - TO-
the prosecution. They returned OH Monday pi,bt ,b
counsel for the prisoner having fed H. hi
mus the last faint ray Of hope ha expired aud thi- mis-
cradle young msu plate his Grim. bv An gno,uin
ous death on the scaold The execution wi take place
Oh the 18TH Let those enjoy it who can.
Tue crowd at Charleston Friday numbered perhaps
hVe hundred Great indignation the tact that the show
va Lo 70 come OIL expressed and after whisky had
circulated freely for time there much talk of tear
ihg down the Jail and hanging the man any how About
~eNe CLOCK this feeling became rampant and the crowd
proceeded to the Jail There guard of twelve men
stationed at that institution bat they allowed hepsaIv
:" D driven away and the mob demanded entrance to the
nuIiig. Inc Jalors WIFE however. locked aud bolted
the door. and bade them defiance The mob bec,nnc ,
isriated, and attacked the window of the cell in which
Monroe was confined with crowbars axes and sledres
and after three hours hard work. removed bar and mad
olr ~ se enough Tor one man TO crawl through An
Individual was sent in To take the prisoner but i, xas m
boarding the lion in his den for terrible fight ensued IN
winch the invader was wOrsted But einCrcements crpt
m ana Monroe was dragged Then there was some
difficulty AS TO what disposal should be made nj the NM,
derer only two or three persons being willing TO take the
responsibility OF hanging him But after some consuta
non Ne was tucked up to tree where he remained until
brava "a
have e1eted sufficient influence in crowd to have saw
eI Monroe and prevented the deep disgrace which now
iAiis upon the town and State But that man was no,
forthcoming Several OF the ripeeaders M tha moi, -
been arrested ~ '-OS ''H'e