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SSyHHgG.

a DARK BROWN HORSE, with > "a.
a short bob tail, two hind feet white, s<ssssss
small star in the forehead, and PAGES.
He was lost about fifteen miles from Westport
on the road to Frankiin- ANY information sent
To tl,isofsiee or to A. G. Boone, Esq., At " est
port that viii lead TO the recovery OF the hersp
will be thankfnliy received by the undersigned
L s. KELLEYf
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lnor Of Mary
|osier a cele-
be Dauphine
hdred priests
here present
! paper says
baves in ire
IS Shriekerss
Eiire roFula-
|avcrage aA'
~
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fa- Mrs. Nicholas Campbell, of the
Notch near Patterson, who was bitten by
n cat some three months since. died on
Tuesday, in horrible raying state, from
hydroohobia.
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JOB PR1NTxgG.

oF every description, neatly and promptly
executed at this office, such as Cards fsaf
zlogues, Circulars, Handhilis, Pros. xsna ;
Pamphlets, Posters, SAep-bilis, Blanks. -
els, a.i every variety OF Printing, exer5s5A
sslert notise, "a iibezsI s~ms.
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cash -
IS bids II osagar, I5ohblsrecttf'dw hisk,
p bbis clarified do zoe hif do 30
40 do powdered DO so bbis old bouriiendo
% DO crushed do 30 hif do de do
10 lihds refined do 10 do do do do
$50 bags Rio coffee, 80 l.bls cognac brandy
20 d, Java do 20 hif De do
10 do Mocha do 5 bills Holland gin
20 coils grass rope 1. do pure peach brandy
80 doz bed cords casks i'm. port wine
10 DO ptow lines 10 hbls MALAGA do
20 coils sash cord 3 or casks fue brandy
% bbls reboiled inoiss-5 IBIS fine old whisky
ses 5aboxes assorted candy
30 hif bbls do do IS do fine crarkers
% do Belcher's do 10 do prules
50 kegs sugar hous 1925 doz Preston aud s;@r-
100 do CT Dina tar riffs yeast powders
% bbIs 20 do Is do Bsbbitt's do
30 do kanawha salt 10 bhis picked herring
500 sacks G A do 80 boxes star candies
100 bags assorted shot - gross vcivet cori.s
so do buck do 40 dog painted buckets
kegs bar lead 100,000 Percussian caps
100 "a WRAPPING paper 80 kegs asst nsiis
- do tea do p Ton iron all Sizes
100 large kettles ASST :. asat castings
l50 bxs Malaga raisins, iSe boxes cheese
3 casks Carolina rice 3 hbis vinegar
100 bbls lime leo boxes mani tobacco
10 bxs iAp aad G tea1G boxes ginger brandy
sup aIEs.-
Herring, maekeral, Mustard, sada, starch,
Goldfish, salmon, shad, Pepper sanee, katchuP:
Whiteiish. sardines, Hutinees, cloves,
Oysters, pie fruits, Batting, soda crackers.
Almonds, Eng. walnuts Ticking, stoaawaTe,
Pecans. cream nuts Wash boards. tnhs,
Fiiberts, figs, prunes, Wooden ware, breons.
Raisins, zante currents Willow and cane chairs
Citron. inacaroni, CIiidren-s wagons,
Champaigne, port wine, Butter crackers. q. sars
Madeira wine, cordials, Playing cards all kinds
Asst pickles, preserves, Matches. blcc king, s
Also, iron, nails, castings, buggy spfing
axies and boxes. s3G-tfs
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Married

At the Kickapoo Mission, near Lodiana city,
Brown county, K. T., by the Rev. WEl. II.
Honnel!. Mr.. HENRY WILSON IIONNELL,
to Miss MARiNDA JANE MOORE, all mem
beers of the Kickapoo Mission.
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EOTg(E.

To the Stockholders of the Lecomptoa Town
Company. -
NTTfCE is hereby given that in pursuance
In of the Bylaws of Lecomaton Town Com
pany, act II, That all shares ori which assess
Inents have not been paid, will be sold to the
highest bidder for CASH, at the Office of the
Company in the city of Leeempton, K. T., on
che first Monday in December next, con1sneyc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to meet the payment
for brick sold the Town Company for the Cap
itol of Kansas.
The gross amount received into the Treasury
of the Company amounts to S6,l92 u6. The
gross amount paid out amounts to So ,93I II,
leaving balance in the Treasury of $I58 90.
Act II reads as follows:
All shares on which one or more assessments
or Indebtedness is due after six months of such
indebtedness, due notice being given thereof, be
declared forfeited and sold, the indebtedness
paid and the balance carried to the credit OF ac-
count of the shareholder.
no assessment is due upon stock certificates
with the seal attached, but npon all others.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
S. lin ES, Sec,y.
Bsc. 6, 1856. fs45w
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JAMES q. HEADLEY
Alto RNEY AT LAW,


MILL PRACTICE Law in the District
w Courts OF the Territory, the Probate
Courts of IsavenwortE and Doniphan counties,
counties. sS0-tf
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Il. MONROE CASE.
Box 1888. ST. LOUIS.
WANTED.

A SITUATION by an Engineer from the
!. South, who has had some experience at
sns business. A situation in mill either, in
, Ss territory or in Missouri preferred, or on
'osrd steamer on the Missouri river.
ADDRESS, j. e. JENEINS, at this Office.
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P. T. ABEL, B.F. sTRIgGrE Elbow.
Atchison, K. T. Weston, Mo-
ABEz1E4 81 sTElzNGEELE4Og


AkSEk<E< - SAEEaA eE = z1a4OsSs
lawyers
Atchison, K. T , and Weston, No.
WILL. practice their profession in the coua
w ties of Atchson, Doniphan and Leayen-
worth, K. T., and Platte, Clay and Buchanan.
Missouri, and attend the Supreme Courts at
jefferson City, Mo-. and Lecompson, K. 7.
We can be consulted on business at either Of
our Offices, at Weston Atchison, aud letters
addressed to us at either point, viii receive
prompt attention.
PTe-Empfi0ns.
As soon as the land Office is opened for prov
ing up pre-emptien rights in Kansas, embracing
Atchison county. we will also open al office at
the same point, where one of as will constantly
attend.
Those desiring onr services in the land Office
had better counsel with Us as early possible
So that we may give them directions, and pre-
pare for attending TO their interests.
ABEL & STRINGFELLOW.
Weston, March Is, SO. f2-y
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$1,000 WORTH OF RECIPES.
FOR
q M IL X q 4.

TESTED BY EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
No Family should be without
Them.
ID ECIPES for making and directions for what
h and how to use
sYRurs- Sarsaparilla, Expectorant, cholera,
comfrey, &c.
BALsAMs--Cough. Pulmonary, Honey. sc.
CoRpIALs = Dysenters, chronic, Diarrho.a,
Mothers, &c.
BrrrEas-Fever and ague, Spice, Wine, Laxa-
tive, SC.
PewgnRs - Composition, Dyspepsia, Cough.
Nerve, &c.
MIxTyaEs Erypsipelas, cholera, Venereal,
Rhubarb, &c.
DRops-shematic, or. No. 6, Pectoral, anodyne,
Sc.
Prlis-Binious, Tomato, Alternative. Headache.
eeagh, SC.
Observation-Disclosures Stimulating, Pain Kill
Ter, SIC.
sALvEs-Healing Bad Burns, Woands, Prolep-
sus, sc.
PiAsTERs-Strengthenin Elastic, Blister, &C.
Cough candy, coiogues, perfsfmefies. besides
arge number for improving the Hair, Teeth,
and Complexion; Shaving, Toilet, aud Fancy
ooaps. and others too numerous TO mention.
Enciose 81, addressed to
II. MONROE CASE
f34-f Box 1888, ST. LOUIS.
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Cosssssy @sss.ceyos.

HAVING received the appointment Of conn
i L ty surveyor, l beg leave to tender my ser
vices in that capacityso the citizansfsf Il tchi-
son county and the public generatly have
taken the proper steps to obtain field notes OF
the county. from the Surveyor Generals Office,
snl also made arrangements for superior set
of Instruments. Address,
:atf JOHN T. SCOTT. .
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? means a con-
+. lending to fa !
|insulted honor]
+ vle'im, Geal
f friend of hi
pc assassin j
kelres open \
remarks TO aIrl
|Gi'le assassin
a. did not l,rel
Pi attack lnadI
.o. he based
lVenge, and ID
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Bee .Mar.W.

HsHE Undersigned viii supply the fzz=szzsz
L eitizens Of Aseilisoa and yicfni- 90
" with : superior article Of Beef. ----s
aFsrket days, T UESD A IS ard 5 gksTsu1tD 81 8
EIaf fet House on G Street. Having pie e>z-
Derience N the business, he fesis safe n g1zr-
antesinz satisfaction.
The highest prize in cash paid for coed eoFe
fed hesf. Ifi4-tfl PHILIP LINK
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Eossca. KosSse.

ATCHIsoN, ..................... K.T.
THIS house is conducted with care
u and attention that guarantees comfort and
satisfaction to those who may have occasion to
patronise 1t. The table is literally supplied
with such edibies as an energetic attention can
obtain, and other departments are alike strictly
cared for. Terms moderate, and proprietor
osiiging. Gf42yl I. FOSTER.
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WILLIAM NEWMAN,
KEEeERF SEgREE

g< KEEPS always on hand -
lessszsg..sssSs Horses, Carriages and Bug 81
x ssZ-gies to hire. Their stocsA--<c--
is of the very best kind, and their Carriages
new asaa always in good order.
sVas4.4ss Ne, sftf
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Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.

r NJ DRAKE &Co. 1 n
= have opened that -eYV
large and commodious 81 EsszsssSg GzA
Brick Livery Stable on :" MAI
street, where he is "a T okAJ
prepared to accommo- ssS.sss5 80
date ali who may favor him with their patron
age. They keep constantly on hanc supply
OF Harness and Saddle Horses of the best
quality. Give him call. t32y
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POSTPONED.
NOTICE is. heseby gIseas that the sale of
In certificates fsr non pay ent Of assess
inent is postponed until TUESDAY, January Is,
1887 also that suit viii DO brought upon all
noses given for the purchase Of splfn lots which
may remain due and unpaid en- hist day.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees
). III Els,
Ssc'y Lecsu.p.on Town Co
Leeompton, Dec. g. 1856. i34-5a
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FsHEs aFtoerssip horetaf ore e sting b<l,zsetl
I L c. Csszfilss and Geo. = Efaall.ss under
the name sad styss ef 4 c. Cllzi1t - { Er5-- 8
Ills day Dissolved hg mutual saEist h. s15-s
business gFzif e es-zsz1aea IS 5seFsseE5<e s. (
C. ChaIiEss, who zzeEsis zze.I e s=eE f1ss
assas e t1e ira. "a C. EHALIS@
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sRo. W. BELT. HENRY coLMAN.
RELT S. COLNTAN.
WESTON, n

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &C., &C. Quitting Goods in great va
riety. Also Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants. .ftf.
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sgsess s. .1c.Rsi,ssaa.

COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS srs..
ST. JOSEPH. 30.
HAVE in store the following named articles
L i which they oiier 70 lie trade cheap for
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70 PRE-EMPT0Rs IN KAEsAs TER.

TSHE Lsnd Office in Kansas Territory will
i be opened at LeromptoRe in few days,
for proving up Prescription claims, and the IN
HdeFsigned have also opened an office at the
same place, are prepared to attend TO all such
business in the Land Office, or in the Courts at
Lecomptan. One of our firm can hereafter bs
found at Lscompton, and any communication
sent TO our address at Atehison, LecompteBs
t. or Weston. NO., viii meet with prompt
attention. ABELL s STRENGFELL0W.
Atchison, Z. T., Nov 4th, 1856. f3l-tf
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
seC1gTg q sc gggggGg.
APRo-sLavERY7a PEa II KANSAS.

8fI,IIE : sou AFTER SOVEREIGN, wi,
L Hereafter be underl1e control of SrRfkce
FELLOW, KELLEY & LAREy. air P. III. i1arey,
formerly Of 0rangebusg, So:ith Carolina, l,av-
ing purchased one half Of the paper. Theri
viii be no change in thepoiiticsl complexion
Democrat, and one who has had experience IN
conducting Democratic paper. Il viii be the
siEi OF the editors TO make the s Sovereign" the
most acceptable paper in Kansas Terri:ory-
Now that our labofs In Kansas are about to be
rewarded by undotibted success, we viii have
more time to devote to our eolamas. Oar terms
are 50 90 per anRuEn, invariably in advance.
The necessity of sustaining Southern Dr.
gan in Kansas Territory, is so obvious that all
who desire to see the institutions OF the South
perpetaated, should feel it their privilege and
duty to contribute something to assist in the
great work.
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ST. gouis Aabs.

1885, FURNITURE. LSEs.
ScsssssEg - .Ezessoes.
Wholesale and Retail
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE
DEALERS s. MANUFACTURES ss.
Nos. 40 and 42 washin sson avenue,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-
HAVING completed our arrangement. for a
Ii full stock OF goods in our line. and hav-
Ing the best assortment in the West. we tai e
pleasure in offering to purchasers, both whole
sale and retail:
5000 Bedsteads, 1000 Bureaus.
5eO Dining Tables, 500 Breakfast do.
200 Work Sands, 2e0 Wash do.
100 Wardrobes, LOCO Looking Glasses,
500 dozen wood SCAT Chairs.
200 do. cane seat do.
100 do. rocking do.
100 do. children's do. goo lounges.
5o0tin Safes, 200 Cribs. assorted sizsss
I6o rush and split bottom Chairs.
To which we add mahogany and walnut par
Tor ana rocking Chairs. Sofas: center. side and
extens on Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
Uph oistery in great variety such as spring.
hair, cotton, moss and hnsk Mattresses. Com
FORTH, Spreads and Blankets
Our work is all warranted as represented
our prices as lew as the lowest
Orders promptly alphabetically executed and
respectfully solicited. acknowledgements
Please cali and satisfy yourselves.
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E1os.ga0ge Nasv .Hzlgss.

WE ARE AGENTS for Kingaland s. Fer
w guson, and have for sale at ID st Louis
PAGE's PATENT PORTABLE sAwMILL
and
CHILD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAIFMILL,
For Steam, Water or Horse Power. Also,
Cox & Roberts, Patent TbresheF and Cleaner,
Manny's Patent Combined Reaper and Mower.
Tff3tf1 L. C. CuALLtSS.
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Mgasa.Biggs

1aINTED cheaper, neater, and quicker, at
= mi: establish Aent than in any office above
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RcforeDCHSs

Child, Pratt & Co., Humphreys, TItt & Terry.
St Loa:s; S. J. Turner & Co. Weston Pow
ell, Levy Y Co., s.. joseph, no. fiiy
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P II LA2EY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ATcHIsos, K. T.

WILL attend TO any business entrusted to
Wv his care in Atchison ard the adjoining
counties. Office in the rea of the Stone Store.
on 2nd Street. f23-3h.-
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HEADLEY. W. BAKER
HEADLEY AND BAKER.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORS AT
IA LAW, Platte City Mo. Viii attend TO
any business which may be entrusted to them,
in the Courts OF Platte, Clay, Buchanan, and
the Courts CT Kansas Territory. 'itf.
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tending to f.
|lnsalted honor
+ vle'im, ca
f. friend of n
Pc assassin D.
Ives open D.,
remarks 10 Ma
|lii'le assassin
"a, did not PC
FL attack lnadE
Hot he haaei
|venge, and a.
+ with his myrl
/ Gihon visiteII
rs. The brave
l. hall at Tic
ire boiled wi,h-
| now, in ,l.s
+ mind, /" / an
tter is assailed
to Insult the
personal rem
retired I; upon
pc h'et Geary 1
Of The house,
radely ASA lied I
p upon him." S
as made by his s
rs, 10 revenge
pat they sought
r in the Leeis-
e The passage {
and denoun c.
Pntempt on tie |
were foiIed ;
natter was be-
refused to take
sought in Eli &
ed of citizens i
itellect men s
known to 10 &
Hampton and S
ie members of S
lister, who has
r, the Grand +
IRENE on eve.
vate Secreta.
o,e sc of Gea-
arday evening /
las, evening I
rilol grounds. I
les feared a T
e Executive /
AIRY to use his I
citing. High I
u judge and a {
midst, advised /
D the meeting. /
But no, !. must |!
f; the friends /
event ,lIe OBJ /
being carried /
traitors from /
zen up arms !
aon, with his
errors house,
lied to order.
any respect,
Of Couviets,
sauce, white
the country,
lor's shadow
Resolutions
re- introduced |
|Ir. SEerrard /
he arose to
licul,y arose
.,rson named
y in the con.
ny, out when
tdeing horde.
plain in the
nenced firing
ard was stet
on. that toa-
| I" remarked
t Sherrard Z"
) deliberately
Il suceinet!y
Jones tho
le Governor,
McA lister
lily the Gov
sing all the
ae belief that
10 Put an end
s been sacri-
led in cold
to jad ge 70 1
but there IS
part of tho
away. Our
nd there ex-
e matter will
lination.
specimen oil
ell educated
pter be;oksn-
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8. DICKSON.

8. DICKSON,
C0sssssstsss0ss .Egercf;tsssf.
WILL attend to receiving and forpardiss.-
W All Goods forwarded one ofnfaissioA viii
receive immediate attention.
-ESefeFences:-
sT. Louls.-R- II. Ssoas, T. II Larkln.
LExINeros.-A. 81. Chadwick, J. II. Light
ner.
Wrsrox.-E- Cody, Belt & colerasn,I n. R.
Young:
Cerby. sff,-ff
LgsEgER YARD.
ff5HE undersigned have just received large
lo- OF
PlNEFL00RIEG, PINE AID POPLAR
WEATHER BOARDING, ROUGH
PINE LUMBER, DOORS,
SASH, &c.z &C.
Ali OF which are fer sale, at as lev prices as
at any place west OF 81 Louis.
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Tut AND BAEER.

nEALERs in Wines, Liquors and Family
II Groceries of every description Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Tobacco, SCARS
Pickles. Preserves, Branded Fruits, 9JsssT I
Lebsees. Sardines, Glass and Glass Ware =
All Of which will be sold 1nciesaie ard retz
lover than ct any other house N the city
II ,,s,stfl M
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isen, KANSAS IefFltorY.
1870 JOHN II. srRINGFELLoW,
ROBT. s. KELLEY,
PETER Fl. L AREY.
- Papers favorable to success VIII
please publish prospectus. The compii-
ment will be reciprocated.
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Eeaiff,.

This location is high and commanding, hav-
inc no stagnaut water near TO generate disease
from its streets. there is presented to the eve
speadid view Of the Missouri river for miles
above and below the town. the country in the
vicinity presenting a view at once pleasing ana
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STRAWBERRY CULTURE-RICH OR POOR,

STRAWBERRY CULTURE-RICH OR POOR!
To the Editor Of Tie n. Y Tribune.
SIR see by recent article in your paper that y0
have come to the wise conclusion that msrurng hud
is rot favorable to large crops of Strawberries. This
such wide departure from the experience Of all good
cuvators, and so great step in the wrong direction,
that cannot allow Influential paper as THf
TRIBUNE to piomulgate such doctrines without pro
test.
Your horticultural writer, whoever he is, shoud u
sent tour of observation among the gardens or The
nurseries or the best market cutvators, until he ud
how the best results produced and he VIII find that
high menuripg, deep cultivation and degree Of care
in keeping off all runners and feeding plants up to
high degree Of growth, when properly done, is sls
productive Of best and most prof able results, both
regards size and excellence Of fruit we'll qusn
tity and pecuniary profit. In this case, as well Is
all other departments Of agriculture and horticulture
liberal expenditure Of time and manure pays best
the end, and is lar more complimentary to the grower
There are other blunders in the article which, since
it is copied into other papers may be noticed.
The sexual character Of strawberry. blossoms 10 vel
understood by many cultivators, but most obstpste
Some rarieties Of the strawberry produce blossoms
deficient in the anthers, or pollen-producng psrs q
the flower. These blossoms have TO be made fruitful
by pollen from the blossoms of another variety. This
characteristic is permanent and thus We find son
which is pistate Tor deficient in anthersj is alwsr
and invariably so; and 60 in every plant and ever
flower. 1t is not true that barren and fruitful plants
are found Of the same rdriety as was tormerl sup
posed, but only in different Sorts
Hovey's Seeding, for iDitance, is pistIllate, end
nerer produced single perfect flower, while large 3.
Scarlet is always perfect. The two planted in pros.
unity do well, and all are fruitful.
his distinction is important to growers, and mas
never be lost sight Of but should not be msundersto
Yours respectfully, H. Z. HOOKER
Commercial Nuyseriss Rochester ~ Y. JulU 2 1857
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habk them. Had they done II, or attempted IT there
would have been bloody times for the Free Sta.e men
svore thai 10 that ease, Emory, Murphy, ana o.hei
mark.d men should be sacIi6ced a. once. An out
bresk was spprthended all night, but didn't occur.
the Coropers Jury found IIaler guilty OF the bon'-
eide. He did probably ttab Lyle. He u from Ports
month Ohio. aud is matchmaker by trade, and has
wife and one child The affair is TO be investigated
to-day il Leconpte ge.s here.
You OF course know Lyle-how obnoxious he y 70
the Free-Stste men. He was with the party whicn
with he crowd tina. kicked Brown when dying, aoa
10 said 10 have spit in the face Of the oieediog
corpse. ....a
Emory and others Of bis stripe are badly frightened
IVES remains were taken down 10 Delaware ths p.
III. for iLteImebt.
Judge Lecompte not having returned, the pfeIhi,
nary ipve stigaton of the mitchell oeing cnssu
with assuming Moore end Haler with infcnog
mortal womd On Lyle commenced tins AFTERNOON
before Justice Taylor. ,.,.,;.
Assistant District Attorney d. L. Henry, William
Perry, NJ Lowe V. b. Youpg-for prosecution . ,
Judge w. /. Johnston Me jor H. j. Lawrence, W. D.
Holman--for defence.
Three Illnesses were examined The two nrst were
two physicians one of them the County Coroner.
Thcv te,ti6ed that the wound in the back. three
inches from point Of left shoulder one ana hai 10
two inches long, five or more inches deep.
The third witness TESTIFIED TO Deing present AT Tue
pols. Moore was in dispute or personal difficulty
With a Dutchuan, when Haller told the German -
stand bis ground. Lyle interposed, Saying: "D--n
Won what is the matter to you " Haller kicked at
him and as Lyle turned his shoulder TO hun stabbed
him With a bowe-knlie. . ,
The defense state they will prove that deceased had
drawn a weapon. J. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

and Reform School, stated IN hi.rspor ct he Con-.
ZION Of superintendents and Managers Of Hopsss :
Refuge and Reform Schools in the United s.atss, FL,
in New-Ymk last May, that The seyeress ponsksss
inflicted In that institution was, when boy -
offended so as 70 incur the penalty Of having ~
bread and water at q meal, that the Sup.rin:SaS
took it for bis. In private conversation be ssh e.
after their bouse wac burned last Winter they w.
compelled 10 remove to an old building which HI
been used az slaughter house, and in such dlss
dated condition as to admit persons hand ia m1s
nIoces Here the boys never expressed any dissatsi
tinn with their condition, but preferred 10 remain "a
him rather than find more comfortable quarten .hs
Where. What can be said of such class Of jlvesi
oTsnd,rsl Do they require reformation
Allow ing Mr.. NicIols's statements TO be correct Y,
vitbout eIacgera,ion and there is no reason 70 dsk
m. then bis first great work undoubtedly $50 rs
cue suitable situations and homes ioT az OF them
soon as possible and thus relieve the State rsssg1
e If needless expense by their detention.
No York july S, 1857.