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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

A Worn OF RENcounAaEMENr.-Ih have heard
of one who, returning from an affecting SER
mon, highly commended it to some; and
being demanded what he remembered of it.,
answered, "rruly, / remember nothing at all ;
but only, while heard it, II made me resolve
to live better; and sa by Gods grace, 1 will.
TO the same purpose, have somewhere read
Il story of one who complained TO an aged holy
man that he was much discouraged irsm read
ing the Scriptures, because he could fasteu
nothing apon his memory which he had read.
The old hermit, (for so l remember he was
described, y badc him take an sarthen pitcher
and ill it with water. When he had done it,
he bade him empty it again and wipe it clean,
thar nothing should remain in it; which when
the other had lone and wondered to what this
tended, "Now,'' said ho "though there be no.
thing OF the water remaining in it, yet the
pitcher is cleaner than Twas before SO, though
thy memory retain nothing Of the word thou
readest, yet thy heart is the cleanerfor its very
passage through.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
MAEHLE YARD,
NIDDI ,ETONYN, DELAWARE,
Blaoksmithinp & Wheelwrighting.

<zsss.2 THE subscriber having for sfrles q ears
Np<s5Y been engaged g3rryIn on Blacksnlthlng ht
u2stAA the corner Of Tenth and Tatnal streets, would
most respectfully nnuEcs ohls frlt nls and ne pun
lie who have generously extended to him Their pgron-
wright shop adjoining will hereafter oonduc 10th
branches ofbusiness 1t is the Intention Of the under
signed to have but practical mechanics in his EN-
Poy and Keep the best material al who d sire
10 unnecessary 10 mention the kinds of work
eented at my shmen, suffice it say that work
prom tly executed. ~ ~ -
lL- Horse shoeing don at nil tias and re pa ring at
tended to promptly. " ' ~ f'n "
July 20 Snow. JDSEpu TITRNER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
CENTRAL HOUSE.

m THE undersigned would resp otfuly announce
~ that he has become upriotOr of the above house,
Isssm stua cd on tho LANCASTER Pike, about z miles
lts1 from Wilmington tiornerly knnwn as the Jack
son nn aud has opened 1t and is now ready to accn9
date the travelling public. The house has boen Teh oI
eI-the Interior having bnen fit oil nent and cum
i1riahlo nauner-the rooms are well ventilated pn new
suntly supplied with the hest the market ds III the
intentn Of the puprlqI TO make this Place one ~ te
hest Growers in The county and all who dtsre tn
saii or purchase cttla respectfully invet to call.
New stables and shedding .N been erected expressly at
siderable expense for the convenience of drawers amt
inne q T. THOMAS q. MORRISON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

TIHE subscriber has and intends keeping at
j the Id established Leather Store, N. T., corner
Fourth and Orange Sts., opposite the Upper Market
House, Wilmngion Del, large and welIselected as
of pan sh md Hemlnnk Sole Leather. French
and patent Caiiskin Of superior Brand and all the
ons kin snf LEATH E made use the manu- factur
OF Hruts Shoes saddles and Harness. all of which Will
be sold nnlhe INST reas2nnhe terms; Persons wishing
/. r. CHAMBE RLIN.
waterproof cement and copper riv ted constantly on
hand aad madetoordsr' warranted togive satisfaction
6-lY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27


EXTRAORDINARY FREAKS OF A LUNATro.-A
young man in Mercer county, Pa, named Da-
Wis, has for some time manifested symptoms of
insanity. The Pttsburg Dispatch says:
He imagines himself to be asecond Dan Rice,
engaged in getting up Il circus. On the Sth
inst. he caught snake, which he took to
Bells schOOlhuuse, in the neighborhood, where
he says, he had a grand performance after
getting through which he swept the house. and
broke all the windows with the broomstick.-
He then proceeded to the residence OF Mr..
William Curry, q mile or two from town, in
the absence Of the family, and destroyed near
ly everything in the house. lie says he went
there Sc to have some fun I" broke gun, with
the barrel of which he smashed the crockery,
dishes, glassware and windows took to pieces
clock and two watches, grinding up the works
in cider press. 1t then struck him that the
ground where the house stood would be an
admirable location for circus, whereupon he
| built fire on the floor, and it was soon il
| fumes, from which he narrowly escaped by
| jumping from window, cutting his arms and
| hands in getting out, and leaving Il broadclotf
| coat, which the heat induced him to throw off
| prey to the flames. Considering the bees ap
propriate performers in his new circus, he up
| set several hives, and undertook to put sleigh.
| bells on the insects, in which performance
he was very badly stung. When the neigh
hors came running to the fire, they found hin
| under shade tree, congrltulating himsel
i that this was the sF best performance he had
yet-it brought the largest audience ~ The
| house was entirely destroyed and tho poor Ia
natic secured and taken to jail,
The LUCKY LEGAL FEE--A gentleman IL
| Cincinnati states that Nicholas Longworth, who
was in his native State shoemaker, practiced
| law on his removal to that city during the years
| letween 1904 and 1920. lie once received as
,I.,f.,, a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

CoLORED YorERs IN MAISE.- The Supreme
Court Of Maine has decided that free colored
persons OF African descent are Authorized.
upon complying with the same law that quality
white men, under the provision of the consti-
tuition of the State, to be electors for Cover
nor, Senator'S and Representatives. Tho de-
cision Of tho court was rendered in compli-
ance with joint resolution of the Legislature,
passed last winter. The decision is in direct
conflict with the opinion of the United States
Court in the Dred Scott case.
BIRTH ON THE CARs.-A lady passenger on
the train of cars which arrived at Wheeling
on Saturday, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in charge Of Capt, @. Collins, gave
birth ts bright little female infant on the
route.
SUICIDE or An EpIToR.-R. W. Rainey, of
Seguin, Texas, committed suicide on Friday,
July 81, by taking laudenum, Mr.. Rainey, tor
some years past, was editor and proprietor of
the Seguin Mercury.
Hon. Joshua Giddings, of Ohio, has recov-
cred his health, and is making political speech
gs.
At Portsmouth, Va, on Saturday, the ther-
mometer stood at 9S in the shade and 139 in
the sun. Whew
Tom Thumbs exhibitions in England are said
to be perfect failures.
In London, during the first week Of August
the weather was excessively hot.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
PEOPLES BAKERY,
NO. 10 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN FRENCH
AND WALNUT,


-. S3roDLD respectfully inform the citizens OF
q9sSa w Wilmington and ITS vie nifty, that he HsOPen
sssA elhls new tHkEhy No. e East ood st., Where
Bread Pies and Gao every srripton: also the fol-
Owng CAKES, vIz;-Fresh iea Biscuit and Rnak ever,
taTnOnn Plum cake, lInond cake, Cittnn cake, large
Eound cake, aTge spop cake Fancy cake Haisln and
Sheet spunge csd Spanish nhcarunn;, Macaoons, Coco
amt Drops ales fingers. Ginger snaps, GINGER nuts, l6
sprel n Bread iOr s. 61 scotch cakes for 81 l60
Honey cnk for ~; G9 Noa4Ses pound cakes ior 8 Fan
sugar kes NJ III sugar cakes Rock cnkes, Queen cakes
Diamonds, Iumles, Lemon Snaps large sugar cakes GO
fpr 4 /; Water sugar and soda Crackers.
N. B-Cakes Ic d AMI ugnemen,ed in every style Or
es can b. supplied with BREAD by leaving their
tine Bakery Very particular attention paid to FAMl-
coNFECTioNARI AN kinds of Candy. Wholesale
md II stnii, July 9-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

THIS NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARR,AatIdllooEf. MI of.
snuw presented To the public by he rnprlethl' n
ter giving 1t exteGsfe tralnnI receiyi ing thp NJ i
qua led CONNIE HR ion Of fall WIN have used It. llMn
certainly prevent the falling Offhe hair and resoTe
when II has Fallen, II elieotually ceansesthe soaip
from all ndndruf and prevents its tormnR. ~ mo
benntitui dresser Of tile hair Pr6neing ine Eloss n"
T. PrepaTeti by DIR, LDW. W0RREI.lY
At Delaware CITY
PRICE s7l and IS cents per bott ottlo.,., lo.
Sold in Wilmington by MessTs, EDWARD Mcl NALL
and A. II. GRIMSdAW, Drugg!sts. Nov. II 6mus
Testimonial 10 DR.. b. WOrreH.
DELAWARE CITY DBL, Feb. 81 1857;
DEAR SIR:lt affords mo much pleasure 70 testify to the
scrbed 1t number of whore the hHr had fallen out
from severe disease and every case proved successful
1t not only prevents The hair falling out, but promotes its
growth by stimulating the olices and cleanses the scalp
by remnvinE andrut and eAyeshe hair sOt and gossy-
Tho great advantage in ii s that does not leave that oily
Rheslveness which preparations of tho kind now in use are
apt to do.
am sustained nmy testimony BY many aliaS nf the
highest responsibility in neiglerhnod who avs used
i aud spoken 10 me Of is qualities am firmly convinced
u nny requited 70 be known to lsre ITS general rse and
can cnscenonsly reGninen it asa safe ehcacous aud
scientific preparation. Yours respectfully
JOHN II. .FR0MBERGER, NJ. d.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

There is a girl in Troy whose lips are so
sweet that they stick together, every morning,
by the honey they distill, and she cannot oper
her mouth until she has parted her lips with a
silver knife. She will be treasure TO her
hnshand-nol only on account of her sweet
ness, but because she can occasionally keep
her mouth shut
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

New YORK Leuger, Flag of our Union,
HARPERS Weekly N ews- paper, Waverls Magazine,
II ahkee Noons Parler Casket. rink loslies news
paper ilnptraied Ballogs Pictorial Drawing room
paninh anu ai kingsOf Newspapers anti MagRz ines,
5 x. CHoATtS, Cheap Tobacco and Gig Tore
Broadway, between Chesnut Wanu Nevr
up, l6-tE ark. Del,,sgS 4rSWn ,.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

-r-~sa. STEAMER GEN. MCDONALD. Cap
q 7sssi=a le aud fvorite Sea sieamer having been
hnoughly overhnulc and put in good order, will com
ne lsenee her trips to Cape Alay on sAT1kppAY June
stay Thursday Hnh saturday mornings at 9l O'Clock
htiqrnlns leaves the Cape on Mondnys, Wednes!ays,
AMI FRIDAYS, at 0ulook, A. NJ stopping ut Castle
F4Rf., Uarrlases hire included $500
:. Far Servants, l.50
From New Castle LIS
For Servants l.3
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27


= PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS,
THE LITTLE WoNpER AND MAGIC MILL, FOR TWO
- HORSES.
Warranted TO Grind, with two horses nr oxen, thre
6is els Ie hour Of ne meal, or Z bushels Of fee for
portion II feet by high, made iron, with
sular bur mill Btones the same any Hrge MILL
Price SIS. One can be seem operation ai my shop.
Corn shelters for Hand and Horse Power to sePerae
FLOWS 81 different sizes and kinds, among which
are the Celebrated improved Eagle and Moore Pows.-
AO, Castings of all kinds, Cultiyaors, Harroas &c.
Il
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

a poor, emaciated Irshman, having called a
physician, in forlorn hope, the latter spread a
huge mustard -islaster, and set it on the poor
,eiIow's breast. Pat, with fearful eye. look.
ing down upon IL, said, g Doctor, doctor, dear
meat I'' 'ta
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

GALL AMI see the Pctprss, at No. IS Market street,
ers by iune y u. NELSON CAkLIsl.E
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
1867. GEORGE S GRIER, 1857
Iron Founder and Maohinist,

Iron Founder and Machinist,
MILFORD, DEL AWAkE.
4 LlI Kinds Of Mill and Machine Castings, Gearing.
shafting, Spind es, sc. Irun Turning, Boring and
AGRlCuLTURAL 1MPLEMEN1S.
am m1nnihctu hs aud keep supply Ofthe following
articles, which warrant to i've sntsaotIog to the pur
% chaser SIX DiEEERENT KINDS AND CLASSES
have altered the patterns and mndn The Wheels sron-
grr, aud the Shang instead of Cast of Wrought
Iron.
No, o,-Frst class power, strong fort horses Mammoth
, Machines, Price 8 O5 10
nos Tor ~ ? no or ssss Priee Ss sso % 90
Mol Rail way endless chain, for horses,
No.2 4" e for horse. Price Se5 90
urny's Pattern, don!ile geGreL, iOr 9
horses, pFica Slnl 90
WHEAT THNEsHRRs AND CLEANERS CuMBiNEp.
Al warranted to wuik wol both upen AID c $50 CYL
inders, O either Iron wood, tn Teeth secureu by
screw and nut. it'll proved oOnoaves and boz and
IRON covers, No.
No. l. 80 inch oy ylinder, of iron, to thresh fan
. and 0 eau at the same time Sl0I
No. l, 81 IN. oynuer. all lTnn So
No. !, y IN. cS Id, iron, 45
Nc. S,ssi.. .. :. !. wood, teeth sorewed.:n, sas
Mo. ,l6 . all wood IS
STRAW GARRIERS. grPRRInR RRt.rtNu. wRpSpuEs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
JoRpAM's

A NMoNIATED SUPER PHOSPHATEof LIME
N lie subscribers agents for the sae9f this nya.
nlacturers prices "a fnl! suPPly Prise S45tor two
n az 2s Wilmington, Ds
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

II ess-ff ON and after MONDAY. June let, the
StSjyylset saer Steamboats, ZEPHYR and PIuN NEEh, /,
-aii@sarsasK will run as follows, yizi Leave Wilmns
m m ast saIi A. M ant E st2PP;ns Et Shestsr
thret psraOnS 30 cents return tickets 90 upntB TO
tn,ater or Hook pts col red Is cts. Break
lLs provided board, Freight takou usual rates.
= r. shiGperhate sspeotfuIy lolihedg gsenar eeePLP,
properly hled upl with each lot Of goods and that all
g9i not pteh Or wlihe entreiyat ownersrisk-
phin or Wilmington. feb. 25-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

Allen & Noodles
IMPROVED sUrER plfusPnArE OF LINE, con
stlnlly hand at manufacturers pr % for 2O00
tIs i =. Il NJ. FISNNOCK co.
mar ~ Wilmin on, Del,
SIATEST CLLEBRAHED SUPER pH 1SPHATE
NEnF LIME, constantly on hand and Tor jaie by dhe
iirip'rs, whn are also AGENTS tor tins market The
'mH'uF' ffi'e 8. * M PENN0CK s. co.
n,,r a Wilmington, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

FTenchman-Madame you charge yer mooeh
too big price for zat room.
Landlady--Oh, you know, we at the water
ing places must make hay while the sun shines.
Frenchman 0ndignant) BE gar, Madame.
you zall nevare make 20 hay of mo. You must
not zink zat because all flesh is grass aat YOU
can make hay of me. '
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

DAGGERRG PORTRAITS,
II GARRETT sky Light Rooms, No. 66 Market ST.,
HLs WIlmHgton, 9nd story, over @ D. Armstronxs'
store Pictures taken equally well in dull weather and
warrant ed to give satisfaction. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

Jll "a OU T INV
HItABt qnI Ppckat Knives, RlEOra, Scissors anu sur
so" "'"'''n''"' h''H'N IL. PARRY,
lathe basement of t. D. Wehl's, Hat store,
us, / w No. ~ Market street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

marine srrcr, sms'e sppsrs&us for blasting. - %
G.ypbe Pumping Engine capable, when dnvea e y
fpll capacity OF ctecbssepe one tbsusssd bsnee
wafer per minute. BY means Of dis wonderful mson1no
o sprkeo pst.i even in eighty feet Of wsfs, -
deepest peri Of the barbor Of Sevsstops u ody GxH
feet) can b pumped out, filed with ar, ssd Asef
i.,s.c, without he sht.a injury. UpwGd OF thirty
large strken sseAmers have been rssed by this n
ere admissible procsrs In ne United States within ths
lsst two years, ardk Is . noticeable fax that n No
r, 80 has sied OF 1t s not necssy 10 e.
am upg ope thousand galons Per uinuts, are Of =
ootst quence where the engines will dschsrge - many
b,r,ls in The zane time.
In rsis;pe the steamer Knickerbocker, in Sepssuher
,,t ftom the bottom Of the Hudsoo River, oy ns
proctes. two cir ports, each ten nohes square, were
,r. s,v left oper in addition to ell the other leskS
a., >st in inst ore hour and 6ftseu minutes she va
saoat ready 10 be towed to New York. ins 'ncoosN
ala ,h. stoppsess required to Keep Der upnght as soc
rcse. The actual working time OF me pump ~ 49, ~
$40 ,,es lorg ard 81 feet beam, and tl taken noso "
by The Bostc Sabu srine Company, was REGARDED -
toptess csse. Tbese facts are aresteo py r W
Moores Of the United States Navy, woe. WIN mI'
Wellington Lee, Chief Engineer Of the Company, So
pe, int nded the opeI alton.
Mr. Lee, who has probably bad q more ware ana
extensive expererce in sub marine engineering tnas
any o,her person IN America will direct the oPer
At Swat pol As the submerged ships about one
bu, dd ia all were sunk under the direction OF com DO
tent ,fHceu With q view to being raised again, sne
nyobaty with their hsches and ports cosed they are
nreci.ey adopted TO this process the sxcu-
siye use Of hch where except on the Mssispa
River ard its trbuiaes Is secured by patent to inc
Bo4,on SubmsrIne Con psny.
TIE old meJe of raising sunken vessei, VS. 70 nit
ber Win chains and scows, which, beside being Q
tedious. uncertain and very expansive p,oeess nss
av,yp bs.n open 10 TIE serious objection ns. no Pe
csptioo can prevent great injury TO toe bull q NE
chains cutting and crushing into the wood; Du un s
recsn, invention Of the Gwyrns Pumping Eogine, No
better method was possible, no other pumping apps-
ra,us In existence could expel the wser fast enoagx
from suDk.p vessel to overcome al eahs and .cm"
"a il can be used BY no ope else, viii undouotsaiy
spsble The Boston Company b raise every ship q ~
value In the bsrbcr Of Sc, ss.opol, with rapidi y
certainty and chespness which viii defy compeers~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

rpst respects very intelligent men, who believe ia
the spiritual character Of certain ussifestaHous al.
though they have themselves detected thA very
edpm in attempts to deceive them BY sleight-,t.
hand! The whole spiritual excitement has proveo
mos. conc nsivey What depths Of f.in, Of in.ga, 8
tio1 and fancy lie tioden under Our bard a.d
mssefslistic YsLbee cbarsc,ers Ose Of the uo.t
smueing instances Of spiritual intercourse tbs, has
con to my knowledge, wss that Of spirit passing
himself Of as ss the old Greek poet The ,g,i. I
called one day upon Of the Cam bridge Professors
spo found BIN deep in 3 Greek manuscript. These
lives said he, Of Greek poetry well ~rit,eo in Greek
"characiers, ard sgnec rheogpis we're seut me by .
" friebd a Spiitua III, Of whose Truth aud tonor
" cannot doubt. He assures NE they were written by
" the band Of man who 10 natural state earno.
write even En- glish There is only ore word bere
tina. cspnot read, it seems as though /. were
".pelled wrong. Tee verses are well connected,
" ard make good sense and good rhsme"
Thu wss a curious p'obl, indeed for an obstins ste
Sadducee Ike myself; AID il the story we're to be
ended here, bow could help believing th.t old The
opris after 600 years rect in Hsoes had begun t.,
morslize in Massachusetts, as he once did in Greece
But fortnight after, meetiog the Professor again.
a.ked whether he had learned anything more about
Tbeoguis. "Yes said be, 81 have found ths. ne =
edition Of Theoenis was published few ears ago in
"Ergl.nd, in which the Fragments of his yet e1
" tsnt we're arranged into whole. This book Gas
"reviewed in The Edinburgh Rerrer, with extracts.
"In Leonard Scots New YOikrepnnt of that Revisw,
one of thess extracts contained misprinted word
" ard The spiritual communication which was sent me
consisted Of that extract modern accents, mis-
"print ard all ~
As have 10 dozens Of instances followed up the
miracles of modern spirtuaism oto just such results
as these cannot but hope that after the list of por
traits of New.Yofk witches is finished, reporter
Dickens-ke pen will give us SEINE sketches of pubic
mediums. could name half dozen in Boston who
would make admirable pictures. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporter
SENATE. ALBANY, April 8, 1857.

From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE. ..ALBASI, April 8, 1857.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the formation of
H0meopahc Medical Societies.
Mr. BRIGGS-ro incorporate the Sng-Sing Silver
Mining COMPANY.
Mr.. c =. SMITH-To establish q ferry seros, the
Hudson River from Cornwall LaudiDg. Third re.d,uc
Mi. NOX0N-To amend the act relative TO District
Courts In Nes-York City. Third reading.
Also, 10 amend the Revised Statutes in regard to
the collection Of dividends sgsnst ships aud vessels.
Third reading.
Ase, to amend the Revised Statutes relative to the
assss smept aud collection of taxes
DIR. bROOkS-E Xenpting fremen of the various
cities and Villages of tie stare from taxation real
and persoDA property 10 certain amount-for the
consideration of the Senate.
Also, to unite certain counties into Police District
New, York, Kings, Richmond, &c.
Nj. &. p. SJITH-BS blll 10 authorize the Under
Seenf Of Kings County to perform certain judicial acts.
Moved forward.
MI BROOkS-To provide payment for certain ar.
ncies iainshed TOR the City Of NewYok and to legal
ne tne scs OF the Board of Supervisors in relation
Also 70 iegaze tine action of the Board of Superyi.
sos OF In the matter of certain mapping and
hh NELLY moved forward several local and pri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

,,,sp;c;ots OF ire fsshef who remorstrasec WIN nG
An rfustd 10 ,et bes leave the bouse. Aagry sotos
elsusd, End in he beat OF pssrioo ne ns' 49, k.,t
ard then drew revolver apo soot Ger
si cts ,skire effect through her hesa sno e7
N rb.ck II. uufor I'D s,s girl f.p dead . ns iee'
In ,fe pe-epce Of the boifor-s'fcseu vile aod usSo
II rr,,ct sc u.r ou the instsrt OF co nmriDg 'ne
1etS rusfe0 frt N 'te touse whb the fatal wespono
ri. istd pursu.d by a 500. who bed been hss'ty
a,,nc,,6 20 TIE scf,e by ire report Of the pisoL lie
tic 10 seize hs fstNers 10 prevent further blood
t,o snc TO wrei ch he pistol from Tim bat be elnded
iis e-sep n s'es letee'Dg 'eE steps, placed we
PHO 70 bic Own fesd end b'es ms o,aios ou'. al,
I,pley use MN of some property and much respect
Cd by is rei.l boIs sDd ghs over 9O years OF age
A Roy FOURTEEN YTARs OLD CoSyIc1ED OF MUIR
uTR-HIs sEsTEsCE TO DEATH-Ihe Io'ono !Csa
,osl GLobe ly-s Ge'al-o account oil tne usi OF =
f,nr.ee, yesrs Old for the murder If james CuD,
hy rirs YEAR. ,f eye, 10 Ocosa lest In tns 'o"n'
stip OF Carafisxs, Cspada According 10 tne e'i-
T.lce ,be MURDER was most deliberate and inou nsn;
Having bso qu'rfel with the boy NJ Cui, DC enuosu
lin INTO the woods to get apples. ard when there ne
ca. him With stick. snc siter~ard took piece OF
b,okn bottle cut bs thros Nth il and otlc cd gssnes
ard cuts all over bis body lie th-n stripped De oody
rio it bvsep two egs, aIT With the clothes tsS w
a bnpcle. eft the scene When qusst oy ACdl :
fsber be o. MED the muroer, but after ward confessed
II eiy its horrible detss. He escaped the vigilance
e ,be officers for two weeks but was suoseq lenily
captured.
After The eviderce was heard the Jury having
retired few minutes g,ve vercict Of guilty OF will
ful murder With reco nmendsbon TO mercy Ioe
Jucge b. fore psssDg septei &c nsto tne ooy II ue
bsc ANYTHING 10 say whv the sentence Of death
,hc ud not be parsed upon him. He replied, II cay
they We sworn to lie. Old Scott ssys be gave 90,
and he cid not" He then sentenced him to suner
desih BY banging on the llth OF Ap'n next. stau'g
thar he wnud Law the wh, facts before the Executive,
but expressed II opinion that there vas 40 hope from
nat quarter on sccoupt of the horrible nature OF hs
crime During the whole trial the prsoper exhibited
10 sgrs Of sensibiy and received the sentence with
an an of csllous ard careless Indifference.