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ArrRoYL.IArIl. ~
5,4OO Prizes amour ing $500, OO(
Whole Tickets $40: Halves SIS: enartors So.


PAN or THE LOTTERY.
TIE Numbers from fosu 20 carresr ng with those
Number The Tcl printed slip. Of HareT
eUrirCled With email tin tube ant placed in one
Wheel.
The first s62 Prizes similarly printed srd eucirced are
placed in mother wheel.
TIE d, els are rh,n revcvad, and Hrurhtr is drawn
from the heel Of Nun Der, ard ~ H 1iH Prize BE-
drawn from the other hael. The >u. Der aud pTrze
drawn opened and exhibited go ag6ieu ce, and
registered hv ere Cruris inEcr Prize being placed
arauSt hr Number drawn This Cfer, ion is repeated
until an D. Prizes drawn ont.
ApPTUNimHI on FrIxcs:-7h two urece5i1G
sud The succeeding NUmttrs hose drawing the hst
Prizes viii he EMIT cd the 80 purl iua ton Prizes
For eNamnIe: HTcktt No. $50 dra-r 8Cuto0 Prize
those Tickets uurh.red 1l241, 1880. PSI, 1882, will
each be- tiled 1870. i TcE-t No So the 8 90.
enc Prize for Tickets uur trrtd Ess !42, SOL t52, viii
Oh De eud led &c $500 and on according 10 The ato
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of SEQ sin De drt-rmn d by
the h- Of The Nun her that DRAWS DE 500 O0u p
For exam e II be Number drawing e goo goo rzs ends
with No. J. en All he rcsgt, where the number ends iu
], viii he entitled 20 500. the Nun btr No
then ID me csets whe me Nan her ends DO M be
titled 10 3 20, and 40 o.
Certificates o. Packages viii be sold at the fol-
lowing rate, which is he riss:
Certificate OF Package q 10 Whole Ticket,
10 Hail " 90. ......-- e. so
=" 10 Quarter d" ............. %. o
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0S Friday 1snaarg isi lsss Eii. the Ceart Yard
~ e4Gs Ia NshEi T., Lire he sha1l b1aa, loF
asang FssE, AZ ise3 nesFa Eea ana seaena aaaans
EDa several cess eeek azshefa aBa ifQgerss saa
9ae E1aas- azan. Esrz a44e kuqsn as aay e hE-
ar ,. Il. MCDONALD, Azlzr.
tas2s-szn4.
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I've ms = oepy q hose nnes."
sues ale fslF celia % hsF pest over
Del GIFTED hss Tee sheet iEus-
Ills q bis qate faii j FunainE over.
Forthwith sts ides be paper pFtEr
Safe Ia heE bssoni's iabyriu h II lscrs;
he msrks the lmpFiaouEse aad aTies,
ny Lnzs, in trusa, haFs gs.isa b. pleasant places
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l. i expected ths, she LsgislIture viii sojoaru
to-usarOu What as been accomplished mas De
summed ap a. follows. i be Legsslat re repealed
Bas iaE ~ shieh ne eoastttutsonsl eoasrntioa q
Lscoupton AS cFeated.--l hef susessd q militia
lac, uhicn 5 vetoed ~ Santos and passed oEeF
lis velo pEssision sas e iog 3 TAR saonissoa
of the Lecomplon Constitution 81 20 o. tae
peoels oa the 4t.l - .RasFy asxt- Ibis N4s~ap-
proved - Slaaloa. a las ~@s passeI % paals1
siaetioa isaasss-appFoysd b Ssanloa. ALkAiS
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Ia ordering Tickets or Certificates,

Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they vii be forwarded by mail
Purchasers have Tickle ending any figure they may
designate.
The ist Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent
purchasers in medatrIy after he draw
80 Purcha viii pleafe write the signatures plain
and i've their Post Office, County and state
E8 Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable
in flIi without deduction.
EE- All prEss OF 81 0o0 anl uuder paid immediately
after the drang-otLer prizes &C e usual time u thirty
DAYS.
Al comuuni atoms strictly confidential.
Address Orders Hor Tickets or Certificates 20
s. SWAN q co, augusta, Ga
kB- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. or Auau-
Ia Ca, have their orders dled and time, by adj
dressing r swan 4 Co., 81 either 90 those Citlus.
err A H-t OF the numbers hat urasn irom The
wheel, with he amount Of The prize that cch ruu-
He'd be published after drawing In The lOl1u-
i1g parer .AttastT( s0 ems nGklss, Aet0 or
Eerrs nrt1 NaJHa Register tTarlstsH SfHdUTd, Nash
ys Gdzetts AIHf1 Int kigsncer, Artr York Weekly Day
Box, NTrgHHdf H0lHyg Arlrs, Richmond btspGich
AeJC York Dispate' and Pa1iiiEg (jiiss.) Clarion.
December -, i-5T--I6t-g tB.
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"A tikNES~ LEATHER.
4 LOT E1r2A HARNE LEATaEg Ia store uhaca
= sli b $50 Al ssaacsa priess -
cert @. ASpERsoN,
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Eer NeSE Orleans an Friday Jan. 3.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NV ORLEANS

FIVHE has and saba ant iaf passsassFe III -
II and hziFlt stzsEsF, JANse a =
LUGAs q & Aa1aess Master -
Ful - rsEplaF Eaekes eetWve as SO aaA Ass 80
isaaz a. ils ne aEeaeas seaaaR- kaszease 4-@ .1if
s 80 Fs5F "a hsr pFea ll te lrse1l 414 Q 81
aTrlsal b aselgt So Ses tEsAas - sfsag saes -
las s~~-e-
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GROVER * BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

4 7 the late Mechanics Fair, held IN the City
n Of Nashville ia Oct her, ls5., The Jude es
amounted 10 examine art cles .n Class 4S-No-
NJ ceovra 4 BAEER's Sewing Machines; 10.
is4. SryarKis-REPORT upon the FhlNClr 81.
polnts aud merits Of the two machines as Eoi-
lows. a
m machines are both Euo-ihread machlness
that II using tWo separa threads Tor makine
sbe stitch: that OF CE0yfH 5AEEG using we
shr.ra nom COMMON STOOLS WITH Two
SEFnIES: and that @ SIX 1ER's using enc
s,..,l .sd one needle the other thread working
g-,,, 4 BOBBIN INCLOS ED ~ A SHUTTLE,
sod in tns opinion 81 the ca mmittee- Is hest
saa1ted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SADDLEk1, &c.
III GROVER q BAKER as Che LAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MAAAGEDi advantese %
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REV iNDlNS
aad, Nith the exception OF hne clothiass saddle
~, sc, Ga the oplnien OF the coaAttttee p
best SUITED FOX FAMILY IS
NASHVILLE SEWING EAeHiNs COMPANY
Ne. A, EsuBIIc square NashvtAies Aents.s
Eashxlle. Eenn., N0ysaa5sE IA lsois--si.
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Cranberries.

HAVE 90 barrels excellent CTauherrrs for L. Caup-
/ bell cobb China store No 80, Market street
irg-I s Ell, D he b. bel, gaioa o. g 4aFt.
dee2o-lf. Q. d. ALLEE.
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MULEs, HULEs

WILL sen ufoa thera tssss g Ne g,ss ar 10 god
dsc35-f No. 8, hviH. iaa Bosk
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FTfHE xpirtd ten gears lease u tha
L be ana conlmodoau treh0 No. 81 Puhc asaFr,
~ Fr-srn 0ccuFi-d hy A. , D. Tssis 3D. raj.
Apply BRANztO8D McWHIRgLE a @.
q z5-LE
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COAL COAL !

CHEAP CUMBERLAND COAL
IyOR safe No Il so1h CoTeg. street, opposite W Me-
4 re6ish's Tobacco House. JAMES KELLY
decS0--Iw.
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LADIES' G,STT e nest a n . HEEL CATERS.
CoeGREss % CATERS.
Pumps Nd WELT BUsKINs.
MIS- rs HEEL BO7Ts AND GAIeFRs
CDNGrEsS LAST MD KJD - ALTERS.
CHILDRE : KID AND GOAT WELT DO rs.
KID NND MOROCCO PUMP * 0FS-
GENTS SUPERIOR QUILTED CALF STITCHED BOOTS.
StITCaED "
STITCHED CALF WATERPROOF "
STIrCHEO c ALE covsREss CATERS.
=. PPFMMrg0 :, -
GALS OK TITS sEwED PEGGED, all styles
BUFFALO oYEsssaoE55 u,u-,,,,
CUM
81 SANDALS.
g SENEO md PEGGED CALF TIES.
BOEs' CALLS WE'D AND PEF7 BOyT5.
" CONG 8ESS q TIERS.
a." OK TIES.
KIP HEAVY )OTS.
YOUTHS CALF AND KIP BS0GANs.
" OK TIES.
a" CALF A D KIP BOOTS.
Heavy Brosaus for Plantation All sizes, from u
Is Of the best qualify.
Bows BOYS, IHeagy bro9sans, larg: assortment.
Heavy Mud Boots, from IA, all st,Ies
arge and Vlried Assortment Of Heavy Wool Hats, for
Plantation e.
w viii always have hand good ofTrunk
from the cheapes- TO he me Heavy sol Leather
Sole Leather and Hog >kin sonnet Boxes.
Sole Leather, log SKIN aud She Skin Vaises al sizes
pr. and -ty
Ia a word We have every variety Of goods found
Boot ami Shoe S.Ore Of tie very best ay and loves
| price. BRADSHAW s RUTL Nd,
CecoO-u NO.3O, Union Stree.
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LEASE Fog SALE

BOUT Is neg far hire, among her oue ths bei
~ hlaeksalth- In ts eouaty. APay = 80, ~ herr
street. fdeczs-tat
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NFaEn 1gnMAn - -

NEGRO on Az So yeara I'd, CO l.. F9od Usslsr,
a Z ouor and ssa st-rfs- Sea ana t1y q hses
sE8 n zasd dspo.f ia sli fot seia rsd=r. sp-
piy BtANsP-an, &c FHfltIEAk e..
dee ss--u
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REMOVAL.

WE haze removed stoct OF Boots sh TrUn Ks,
w &c No SO Union Street, door from Stretch's
Drug ore viii be plsaed 10 ola riend Is
and ouers AID many more wanting goods in our
line may fay with cal
BRADSHAW & RUTLAND
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w. II. BERRY & CO.'S
NEW LIST or
Elegantly Illustrated Books

WORLD NOTED WOMEN; or, Types Of Womanly
Attributes Of all Ages and Lands. By MARY
CowDEN CLAEEs, author Of a Complete Concordance
70 Shakespeare 'Gr hood Of Shab speare's Heroiues'
4" The Iron Cousin erc. Illustrated with Seventeen
Steel Plate Illustrations, designed by Charles Staal.
vol large svo. Pea type Ba-nd in morocco, in
varous rich calors, In the hlcLet txe of tie at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10
TEE ryELIYG OF TO-DAY.

Alan carly hour this morning large crowd assembled
before the Mayors ofhce and TIC Teya.lng scnumoo,
repu,suon here has long been bad he believed 70 20
old IN crime and though he MT, BY a1f OF the teet
mory connected with the murder further 1an ~ the re-
celytr OF Qu1les and aquanty Of his counter
ien money no commsorstion was expressed Tor bic, IN
any quarter lie you'd undoubtedly have been executed
at once hut for the Of joe 90 Laa who addressed
the people trsng them 10 delay any summary action until
Woods should have time 70 settle up h5 WORLDLY AFFAIRS
and mako confession houd be be 50 dspossa rIs pro
Wa generally undorttood and SAID through to@n that
the prisoner must be executed within twenty Tour hours
Woods OK sre.scd great fear OF death, but Immediately
seut for LAWYER and has been engaged all day making
his will end settling up bis afArs He apparently soout
fifty years OF age and has what would De called very
bad face He Ia native 81 Tcnnessce where ne mas
wife from whom he has bon separated for several yoars
and so daughters, 70 whom no has willed h' property
ETbough there have been CROWDS 10 the stree, N ron o.
the MAYOR office through the whole day aud The entrance
has been guarded by officers armed TO the teeth we owl
has been completely quiet. While write (s0ciock, =
NJ several hundred people In front OF the mayor OF
fce and there Is much excitement Tnere s no dssatis
faction expressed at what has been done no one douots
general bad character OF the men Who were oxoclieo
their guilt IN this particular case but the best and most
reliable oizeos think sufficient example has been set and
that would be unwise and wrong 10 proceed further
Bot in the excited state Of public feeling hvery qouo
ful whether their council will prevail
II 10 conceded on all hands that Judge Iecompe MAO
not addressed the crowd yesterday the prisoners WOULD
certainly influenced the GRO. greatly, and laugh,
them their strength.
WHERE Gsv. wAIxERf
a. room AZ this outbreak occurred: II was generary
believed Chat Governor walker would gladly embrace
the opportunity Of relieving himself ffsm his presen
awkward dilemma II was expected % a i hands IN $
he voald come here with the troops with the creates
expedition. Had he done %, further violent acton
would be AIKEN, for here ~ elsewhere In the Territory
be people will not resist the United states troops Gov
Wa ker must have learned by yesterday tina, IN,
Iynchne Inevitable, and he might easily have beer
here by dark last night But lawrence and Leavenwortt
are two different places AMI thor Oh forming volanavy
municipal ora snzsou for sanitary and o,hcr kindred pur
poee rebel ion deserving approximations and th
ui,ed states army, hsnsing two or three men witnou
s Judge or Jury ser renewing the officers OF the Ian
nv fefce " ~ Eight matte that the Governor a0ort
10 come here only In cay nMcns Of "elegant leisure
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Naval Intelligence.

The Court Of Inquiry convened at the Navy Yard, New
York. to inquire into the particulars Of the accident 70 the
steam ffgate Mississippi the 2Sd July, and the damage
sustained by ship, after mature deberatsn reports
the following a. the fActs ascerAned by them
The oorpgs ii the Navy Yard had been taken up
time ago repairs and read about the middle Of
June last that the Mississippi secured 70 these moor
pgs carly last month"; and the 23d OF the same month
tuopg EQUAL from the northeast with very strong spring
tide together struck the fgste her sarboard SIDE and
that the combined force acting the great length OF her
broadsde caused her TO drag The bow moorngs, TO carry
away the stern post and drin the gas dock
the yard notwhsanding the sarboard anchor was
udiciousy let by the com nandrg Off er the moment
he perceived her oorngs would not bring her up before
she struck the VII f-tbst his The nrst heavy strain
that had been brought the moorgs since they were
resd and that on Weighing them two or three days ago
the anchor found TO have been foued
which fully for TIE dragging Theextent OF dam
age the oss OF the stern boat dav three iron guard
braces sma iron knee about fourth OF the port
water wheel with the two Outbound centres, and esscn
hoats the estimated vauo OF which S4,t00 Tho Curt
fully acqui The ocos OF the Mississippi Of any neglect or
misnanagemcnt She carefully secured ny The pilots,
aud additional security wss Afterwards added TO the storn
pos by the Captain The Court cannot discover any ne
alec. mi.manse the par. Of tho ocerr OF The
Navy Yard. The moorngs ere jldoously placed, and
tho f0ung OF The reathtr snGnor was an accident 70
which seamaD.np liable aud N frequent occurrence
week Captain Rootes and H. J.tse Jay, Chief Eagi
peer Of the Navy Yard Ia eNored themselves 10 TAO
utmost and kept t~o gauTs OF uen cotbautly az work
day and night In ordtr 10 facilitate the work and owing
10 INFECTIOUS oontrivsnce Of Mr. Dandy Chie Ensneer
Of The ship, has obviaod The necessity OF tearing no
any part OF The deck 10 pu the centres, thereby sayng
considerable time snd cxpause and the ship will probably
20 to in about ten or iwclse days.
The kl5wing k a hct q onioers s.achcd 10 tho U. 8
ship Germantown, .hch sailed IN ns from Norfolk Tor
The Tast India station: otnms uder L. Page Leu
eIsnts-Chayes Dess, Charles W. Place. John G. Febgor,
Lewis A. Kimberly, Joseph = Fyne; Pdner, n
Hies kel; surgeon. VIM D. Sinclair; second Hsuteasui
Marines, George Homes; Acting Master, l. A. Bsa5s-
lee: Assyaht sargeon, A. Gorsas; Mldshpmeu, J. w.
Alexander, T. N. Bsnce, Clark harchans, "a gard TRY
II. n. =
Forrest; Boats vain, Michael Hal; Sumner, Cosriss B.
Oliver: Carpenter, Robert n. Balm; Acting salraker,
Henry stremme.
Tho United states aide wheel steamer Shubrick, vss
launched Saturday at the Phlsdelpan navy yAld IN
hsnds One style and i'm redsely a1or taken the
dry dock 20 be coppered She IL $50 fee, long bala
in thirty days. and will pre- ceed the 3raz station
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Police Intelligence

PRIZE FIGHT PRsynSIKp-AlRpM By TIE PouD-Ats
late hour saturday evening Sergeant Coulter, Of the
Twenty second ward police, received information that
number Of pugts intended 70 assemble within the con-
lines Of the district for she purpose Of Witnessing pF1o
light. He Immediately sent for Q reinf,roement 70 Ms
Nineteenth and Twentieth wards, when determined
lay In wait for the boys pounce upon hem when The
had oil assembled TO witness the police
charged upon them, and succeeded aer brief skSmish
rpgeaders Of the gang Tho prisoners were taken 20 The
Fourth Bstrict Police Court yesterday morning where
barn. Hugh Riley Jas ONei john Martin, Daniel Farren,
Patrick CaIran Peter 9ugly WI lam Carroll Michael aar-
,ineton John Tsegsn John Cunningham Patrick Devne,
Martin Qunsn All OF the above parties held for
animation by Justice Bro snsll
DECENT UPON A NEGRO GAMBLING ErAMrwmEsr.-om :
GERS Buwer, Rollins aad silwe, Of tho Finh ward po.
lice, made . descent upon . negro gambling establish
ment at No Thomas street, Saturday night, and
rested all heinmates Of the house, besides seizns upon
several packs Of rds sweat cloth and The necessary
appeudases in the shape of dice &C. The prisoners
enjoying themselves at q six penny game when the ap
pearsnce Of The police throw them into no tfa coserra
ton Justice Osborn committed the accused for examination
There gambling houses kept BY white persons In
the Fh ward ich should be attended TO also Arrest
ing lot OF poor for play with cOppers Adds Dat
little to the sagscy Of the police when tne saloons wnese
naueht but gold exchanged are allowed 10 ourhh with
out fear Of molestatiou.
STARRING AfFRAy.--Mathew McCaoe stabbed In
several places about the side and broas whc engaged
In in u drinking saloon in Foreth street. Tenth
avenue It appears that difficulty occurred between
number Of men, when McCabe stabbed IS above
stated. Hills notified to hold aoe mortem
examination, but upon seeing the wounded be be-
came convinced that there Immediate danger be
apprehended In his Officer Dehan, OF the twenty
second ward police arrested nil the inmates OF The house
IL had conveyed 10 the stat house 10 await tho
result of the wounded mans Injuries
BuRGIARns Tho house OF captain McKenry, of tbs
Thirteenth ward police, entered BY burglars aur
day night and watch and chain, valued at 500, was
carried Off by the thieves.
The residence OF d. Golden, OF Tenth and
Forteb street. entered by burglars Saturday morn
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match between the st Georges Club, excluding pro
lessiona players, ssans, fourteen OF the New Brighton
Club including Iywhte, their professional bowler, waa
played at New Brighton on Wednesday lat Tho 81
Georges Club wen, In fret The following is the score
ST. GpsGs's
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vss or hs counsel could read The paper served and M
know what the injunction bsbade.
Al three O'Clock she Court adjourned 70 hsadsy q IL
O'clock whom Mr. Tisd will conclude bis argument anA
Nr Brady WITH Y0uIv- .fI
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goORaK ". MORrON, CITY Inpsocr,
City Inspectors Department, New York. Aug 1851
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Weekly Report OF

Weekly Report OF Deaths,
IA tho city and county Of New York, from tho LIST day Of
August 70 tho stu day OF August, 1851
Men, ~; women, 49, boys, 2le; girls, lS4-TotM, Dol
Adults, lbl children, 800; males, 2ss females, 1853 col
ored persons l9.
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CO1oon. ......."........''''''''''
o-Posswnsomie and Riley
lo-Douglas and Johnson counties anSSAn hat pay Of
Tie territory Of Kansas lying wess Of he counties 0
Wise, Buter and Huntsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
12-Richardgou, Davis, Wise and Brecknridge, and
le-Weler, hadi.on Butler, Hunter and 0reenwood, and
l4-nurboa, Godfrey, Wilson, Dorm and AoGee, ana
16-Woodson, Coney and Allen, and
l0-Andeys0n and Franklin.
II-Lnn ..''.'.
lS-Lykins.. ..'.'.'.....,,..".,....
Whole number.
WIN g. MATTHIAS,
akapH ous NJ pauw .tiv~~ NJ
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Additional from Kansas.
lrroRrroY,yfYrr OF rHR IEoIsLArURB.

lFrom the Lecompton National Democrat
Annexed will be found the legislative apportionment
made in pursuance Of law by The Speaker Of the House and
President Of the Council If this srporonment was not
made by the Governor Of the Territory before the
nrs Of June, 1857 the duty devoved BY law on the
above named officers. This neg lag, 9th others, ws
sent required by law, 10 the city OF ~ louis 70 be
printed In pamphlet form, and no copy reached Governor
Walker until about the middle OF June, when his power
10 the app1roument had ceased, nor did be knou
ull then Of s existence Al the earliest moment he sent
their action given below. The superintendent was re-
eeived by Gov. Walker on Saturday, the 18TH inst.
APPoRrIoNxBNr FOR THE SECOND TERRITORIAL LIZ
sIslATuRK FOR THE rERRiroRY or KANSAS.
FOR Tm ooCSciL. 60
Dir. No 3cnbrs.
I-Ifsvenvorth ooaniy. Observation-Disclosures.
I-Atchnon ......s...sss.ss'sss''''''
A. Brown, Nemahs, Marshall Potawst,mie and Riley,
and all that part Of the Territory Of Kansas which
hes wet Of Marshall, RILEY and Davis countless.
k-Jcfevou and Calhoun counties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
e-Douglss and johnson counties. ................
7-sbswnee, Richardson, Davis, Vine, Bfeckinridso,
s-Bourbon. Godfrey, wilson, Dorm and kcGee, and
s-Bntler, Hunter Greenwood, Madison Weller, Coiley,
woocson ana Allen counties. observation-disclosures. z
1o-Ardesson, Lyhins, Lisn and Franklin, and all thai
part OF the Territory OF Ksnsas which les west OF
vile, Butler and Hunter counties. .............. i
whole number. 10
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives at session 1851
rBos. JoHssoy, President Council
Bouss on RrPRrssSrAr1vr
pisrsa No mcrter,
1-Ieevenwortn county
2-Atchson
3-Ionphan
a-Rrovn and
en-
Tjenerfcn s'''''''''''
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Ropes were already prepared; the crowd yusned into
sbe ja,I and in moment returned with pom BAYS and
uarIes each cd by rope around his neck Inc people
started for Main street full the prisoners oo nng
10 ave their lives as long possible On reecning MAIN
street they rushed down. stl dragging Tue prisoners
sfssr them until they arrived tree with an overnang
ting branch about four squares IRON the hsyors omcc
and in full view of the business and mary o. ne rosoe''
portions Of the town. -, u,,, q.
Judge Iara forced his way through the crowd unu ne
reaohed Qusles, who nlrt ady nearly dead Win e
Shave ron any friends for whom you wish 70 leave
massage 2" he Asked. -.
me rope was already 70 tight that ousrles eyee were
starting from their socket bat he gaspet out nave
wife and three children, Who live in New York -
He wac too late. The people were determined that A.
iesst one criminal should be punished without judicial or
executive Interference. He finished the sentence
and In second bis body was dangling in tho air. HIS
hands were not ted and he succeeded in rssohlng The
rope above his head, and raising himself for moment
But there was wrench iron the crowd ., the her cad
some siout rufsn sprung up and caught him by the feet
throwing the whole warht Of his body upor him, and
Quarles' nerves strrfgei again This al ten minutes
past for N. IN few minutes his corpse was chi
down. Qusrles native Of the Pickens district, Mouth
Carolina. lie "si tSout thirty years old. HIS body