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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
Given Bonds.

On Monday last the Buzzarl appeared
before Justice Allison and entered into the
required bonds for his appearance at tho
next term Of the district Cour. to answer
the criminal charge preferred against him
by the late Grand Jury. Why he was not
compelled to give bail sooner We cannot
say, unless it was because the jail ia unfin-
ished, and he was not able to find re-
sponsble person sufficiently reckless to go
upon his bond. This self Wanted conser.
vator OF the morals Of Sioux City is also
under bonds to keep the peace. Verify,
what nice. pious. Sunday go-to meeting
erifter this Buzzard isl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

E =
The considerations W gave the Buzs
ards letter land We treated il q We would
. cosmun citation from any other disrepu
table Individual has had the effect of throw.
ing the poor bird into the most violent par
oxysms Of wrath. His first impulse wa
70 proceed to our Office snd annihi!ate US,
but fearing that he might find us, "with
something to boot at home, be wisely con.
cluded TO abandon this idea, and resort to
some less dangerous mode Of adjudicating
bis injuries" His ruling passion love
Of money-then came to his aid, and he
resolved to sue US for the "injury" we had
inflicted upon him, and recover sufficient
sum to keep bis sinking craft a8oat for a
little while longer. Acting upon this bril-
liant conception he proceeded to confer
with bis legal advisers - to the nodus op.
erandi to be pursued in order TO compel
us to disgorge the "needful." But here,
unfortunately, another difficulty loomed
up, and before its appalling front his hopes
Of pecuniary relief grew small and beauti.
fully less. This difficulty" is the fact
that we can prore BY his own friends, his
legal advisers included, that what we said
about the sale of the Buzzard is true to the
letter. To overcome this slight difficulty
volume after volume oflaw books were con
suited the chances Of the uncertainties
and bubbles in law we're canvassed but
the difficulty remained insurmountable,
and his plan Of compelling US to furnish
the wberewithsl to litter his filthy nest was
abandoned. In the agony of his great Gus.
sedness he staggered back to his perch,
and, by the aid Of his satellites, devoted
to Us column Of the most approved bill
lipgsgate. Alas. poor Buzzard! Can't
you bear your reverses more philosophi-
cally? You're sliyAtually mad, and if you
amt careful you II hurt your dsrned self.
"Blow, Bu.,ord. blowi
Set the Wild echoes flying
Ans~sr-echoes, aBsser-jying dying dyingr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Mcssrs. SLADE Il DUNBAR continue "a
be ,hronged with customers at their room,
aud are turning out accurate likenesses ON
TN, iron, paper, leather, glass--in fact on
almost ever, thing except 70. time" those
who have not yet awaited themselves Of the
opportunity TO Secure the shadow" had
better move their substance" " Messrs.
b. 4 D's. room immsdialcly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

1.-THE SUM- who doth permit the hase contagious clouds
To smother up his beauty from the world.
Was this morning pleased TO he himself again
By breaking through the full aud ugly mlsts
VI vapors that did sssnl to stiangle him :
And came out with . couple u Dogs" presumed n
he on hunt after the Great Hear that has been seen
out Of nights, aud doubtless da,te some OF his rays
upon the Island ~ Cuba, that h said to b. sur
roupdv,l by water
Wednesday. S-Plsasant Their : 10 am. iss bslow
M.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

IN-In 1887. says the Albany Argus,
more than twenty years ago, Henry Clay
introduced into the United States Senate
the following resolution, which was warm
~ supported and voted for by such Demo.
Gratis as Benton, Calhoun, and Wrigh,
Resolved, That any attempt Of Congyes.
70 abolish slavery in u Territory Of the
United States in which il exists, would Gre
ate serious alarm aud just apprehension in
the State sustaining that domestic institu
ton would be a violation OF good faith
towards the inhabitants Of any such Ter.
riiory who have been permitted to enter
wi,Rand hold slaves therein, and because
when any such Territory shall be admi,
ted into the Union as State, The PEG
PIE THEREOF SHALL BIZ EMIT.
TIED TO DECIDE THAT QUESTION
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THEMSELVES.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Judge MooaE returned to Sioux City
on Sunday last from an Official tour
through the district. The judges hale
and hearty appearance indicates-that ex
posurs " our clear and bracing winter at.
mosphers il conducive to health aud phys.
ic.l strength.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
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Good bye.

This morning our friend W. r. FAUX.
NgR, ESQ. bid farewell 10 Sioux City, and
started TO visit his friends, md the "girl
lie left behind him" in New Hampshire
Good bye, FariK,; may you have a hap.
spy rc.usson wi'esh; old folks at home,
and return in the spihg with your pockets
full Of mazznskom. xssa s,ss.pa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

~ Congress convened last Monday.
We may probably receive the Presidents
message in time for next weeks paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

AR- nr. Randolph, n celebrate! Spirit.
uali-i. has openl, recanted. In . lecture
al Utica, on Sunday last, he stated it as
his candid opinion, founded on an expert.
enee Of nine years, as a mediula, that spir.
i'nal'sm was onc. third imposiurr, one.
third insanity AMI one third dabolism
Nj. Randolph declares that insanity Is the 1
usual fate Of t'snes mediums. Ito has
received and accepted call " tho Chris.
slau ministry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
Take Notice.

Several weeks ago there appeared in the
editorial columns of the Sioux City Eagle
gross and unwarantable attack upon tho
Official and political character of Hon. 6.
W. JONES our presen, worthy Democratic
United States Senator. This article VAS
copied into the Dubuque Express and Her
ald and credited to the Sioux City Regis.
ter. Now we protest against being held
responsible for any Of the filthy carnations
Of the Buzzard, but more especially when
il is an attack upon SO good man.
rs Gen JoSEs. Will the Express aud Her.
aid please make the proper correction.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

~Wood coll. :. u cord IN Nsbrs'
10. - " are tsld.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Guropa.

Sn 5ambur9 1T ;nor bic &C.
i9aft6friii@ nod ntdt gang poriber ,nidtsz
oeltoreni9er Beben it6 i6pn mieber @puz
rem zines re9ern 9ebenS unb @erfebres
funp. Durd bic B1rie 3iebt freili6 nod
thinner ter b1le @eif, Der i'm December
oeS porisen Sabre6 bort gun, erlten Mole
it9 erbliden lief. Der duBere Gurus Der
G%quiposen am Sun9feraties tedt nod
INNER ni6t ale Spuren pe6 Glenpe5 per
Ma1en uno per 8eben ber u6ancelsfur
1ten." Wenn an einem Sage ii6 an BIER
gig oer rlten 6iirmen unter Mominil tration
fteoen> menn Die 3abl faQirter |5duier BIG
auf 145 ii9 erftredt> rpo3u nod 70 marder
ubcnetter" Sanferott f6mmt> 70 mag man
mobl lei9t beereifen> bab nod ptele @unz
ben III beilen iidb> an oenen ber 9anpelz
itanb leioet.
Die Geier bes decentralization SUI
bildum6 Der uniperftdt Sena mebrer
Deutiden in Stem : yorf bat Elm freupioes
G&o in allen Bldttern Deutl9lanps oez
funcen. Die uniperftdt 3u Sena 1T
pobl nod bic ein3ise 1po pa6 freie @crt
nf9t nerp5nt unb no fraFeS nborprie unb
pebonterie aussel@lo6en iinp. Sena 1T
nod tmmer Elm Stern in puntler Na9t.
Der 3ufano bes &6niss pom Yreusen
gu 9eserniee iou bpfnunselos fem.
@eine @errl@aft bat Elm Gnpe unp ielbf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
G orreCponben3e
nem-Dork, 4. @ept. 1853.

~01'A" WV" 1000
Site babe1 1i9 IN biel lem 2anbe ber ISL
oerlpride uno Grtreme bic @ontraite 70
1ebr 9ebduft> wte wdbreno per eriten Sage
Die es MonateS in Ger Stabt Newz yorf
uno threr u%m9ebun9. Die ameritanil9e
@eleui&ait bat f@ bier in ibrer b19lten
Grbabenbeit, aber AUDI in tbrer tieften
gtieoertrd6ti9feit 9e3eist. G%ntbufasmus
fir bas @robe uno Tanattsmus fir ras
S@anolt&e, itolse6 @elb%i ttemubtietn uno
fei9e @%rauiomfeit, bic b1dfe. Sronun9
unb bic mtlpelte Nnar9ie, AQe6 pfenbarte
1@ gu slei6er 3eit, uno' woute mar ben
@eeenitanp o%oufdnpi9 erld6pfen, 10 miBte
nj Elm Bu6 pamtt fuIen.
Sn meinem sprtsen Briefe perslt9 t9
Mem<Yorf NIT ether pflBe. Nm er fen
September elt@ IS einem l9dpmenpen
potal. Sic ;eiete es itd in einen1 porz
.tbeilbafteren 2i6te, als wdbreno Der gro
Zen Eelesrapbenz Geier. Der D5erolp"
r1ennt tie et1en Garneoal, aber iienar mebr.
fte tug Cen @barafter elmer . em . n tt a.
tipn. Denfen sic ii9 rpdbrenb a@t3ebn
Stunren cine balbe MiQion Meniden arf
ben Beinen, Nle nit pollen, tlarem 8e>
nubtlein fit etnen Sies ber @i0enf9at
beeeiitert uub ibrer Beeeiferung IN pilper,
R1rmii9er @eile, aber pbne bic @pur IL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18

}diloern? Cine @eieui4aft, in ber es
pprtoral,en fam, bab Menfden int &nz
sei&t 9efullter Tleildldoen p%erbunsern,
unb beren gauge &raft tn ser llnterortt~
flung unb Musbeutune bes Nieperen pur@
Den 9Sberen berubt, bat sewiB nt9t bas
&e@t> Iber @eetntrd&ttoun9 ibrer fttli<
den @runplasen bur9 bic Naturpifenz
i9aften gu fla9en! #&5 If -
Sa> per bic Don uns Sertbeipt9te unb
BON alien pbariidern, @9einbeilisen>
Myftfern Seluiten, pietiften u. ~. auf
pas @Itbenite betdmpfte @sltani9auuns
re9t nerftebt miro ptellet9t I'M Stanoe
iein ii9 aus terielben berau6 III ipdterer
3ufunft> mie biele6 ia berettS in elmer
ferneu @er9an9enbeit gum Spell BET Gau
tpar, Elm @ebduoe Der @eleQl9aft entz
wideln gu ieben> wel@es ouf ipealeren
@runtlasen, al6 ben bisberisen> beruben
tptrp - auf per Mnertennuns peri6nli&es
Menidentpiroe unb ~aQ9entetner meni9z
li@er @lei&bere@tisuns.
MS9en ii9 bober bic ousemetaen 9lnz
1td!en iber @eltreeierun9 uno uniterb>
liGfeit dnbern unb eeftalten mie ile tppl<
len - bic men16lide @eleQiaaft mtrt
parunter niemal6 ernitli& Notb leioen.
unb ioQte unlere @nli@t unrtdti9 fem,
lolte e6 in ber Gbat ntdt m69li@ iein,
ben sebilpeten Gbeil ber @eleul9aft ietnen
@orurtbetlen gu entretben, pbne camit be.
@eieQl9aft tm @an3en etnen S&apen 3uz
;ufieen> 70 t6nnte bic @i0eni@aft unit
empiriide pbiloiupbie bod ni@t ancere
ais ia9en> paB bic @abrbett fiber al
len 91ttltden unp menidltden Dtn9en
febt uno cab feline @rince fart 9enuo
letn f6nnet1, um fie perdubern 81 lal1en,
LA verite," ia9t @oltatre a des
droits imprescriptibles CONNIE il es1
toujours temps de la %decouvrir, il nest
jamais hors de saison, de la defen-
DIRE" y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Der freic @iQe.
gpn Or. {. 8G9ner.
@&luB.


9termtt fpmmen mir AT einen punft>
mel@en mir ni@t iiber9eben mSsen> d.
slei9 berielbe rpesen ietner rur9auS pratt
tii&en 8epeutune unieren tbeprez
ti1@en unterludunoen fern gu liesen
19eint. Mus Dem llmftanp, bab cine
Ycrurtbetlafreie uno auf Gmpirte be9riinz
bette 8etra@tun9 DON Natur >np Delt
tur4 Die sablreidfen G%rfabrunsen senDz
tb{9t it, fir bic 5anplun9en ter Menl9en
I'M @roBen uno tn1 Gtn3elnen has @orz
banpenietn te(immter Naturnptbmenpiaz
feiten ansuerfennen> wel@e ben {. 9. freien
@iQen in bic eneiten @rensen reRrinai<
ren, aus btelem umitanpe 9laubte mai,
lofort uno pbne @eitereS bic Tpl9erun9
sieben gu barfen, bic @ertreter uno Ser
fedter jener @rfenntnib pouten j3ureGz
nuns uno 3ure@uun95fdbi9teit leusnen>
wpQten jeben @erbreder Don leiner CITRATE
bef reten uno 1pnit Staat unp @eleu14aft
uap ale 8anpe SeleBli@er Srpnuns iber
ben 5aufen f~tiirSen. lleber ben leBten
Spell BE er 8el1ulpi9uns, wel9er ni6t
blpB aus pieiem, ipnpern nod aus elmer
Men9e a1berer &nld6e ber rnpoernen
Naturani@auun9 taul enbfa9 sema9t
>porpen 1T uno serabe i'm jebt9en Mu8en>
bid NIT srSberer Grtitteruns als je &C.
ma@t wtro> >peroen mir iu9letd eint9e
@orte folSen lafen. @as aber ibren
erften She'll antelan9t 10 1T berlelbe ;u
abluro unp ri&tet fi& gu 1ebr tur9 fi&
1elbt, olS bab mar ii& bemiben barfte,
Jpn int Ginselnen 3urldsumeilen. Niez
mails fonnte cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @i&tunq
8eeisneter iein, bic Notbmenbieteit elmer
ftaatliden uno seieui@aftli@en SronunQ
re@t i&laseno berpurtreten gu la0en,. ols
eerabe piejentee rpel9e Der mppernen Naz
turmi0enidaft tbre Gntaebuns percanft,
unb niemals 1T es bteier &t8tuns eineez
fallen, benz @taat bos &e@t ber Motbz
spebr sesen auf i'm pper bic &ube ber
@etui@aft 9eri@tete Nn9rife betreiten
su >pplen. Cine anbere Goniequeu; aber,
.pel&e bieielbe auerotnss aus iibtreer gnz
i&auunssweiie bes 8erbredens 3ieben III
btrfen 8laubt uub steber tpiu, 1ri4tet f@
auf BE @erbannuu8 jjeutr. ber3lpitn TIL,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
ii :rifll.f s
Mn bic Deutfben Don Mfinnefota.

Die 3eit I'M erer 9erb tmablen 1T nabe.
8eibe parteien baben lire Tbdtt9feit be-
opnnen, INN in @onpenttonen @anoipaten
gu ernennen. Durd bic Reli9natirn oes
Germ Same6 &iopat9 1T bic Senatpr>
ftelle fir Mabalbaw County erleei9t. -
Cine republitomi @e Convention periamz
melte l;d gu @abalbatp, I'm, einen Na@z
fplser su ernennen unp aud BRET &anotz
paten fir baS 5aus. @p ;tpet prtncteu
9etrennte partefen I'M Sample 1inp> po
cirfte man bon Der MajIritdt zines inz
teQt3enten @olfea erwarten, ba6 jene por<
tel ben Sie9 rappntrase, reren prtncipten
Die freiel ten uno beiten ino. Da IS aber,
leiper> lebr piele untnteui9ente Blrser UNI
ierer &eputlit 9iebt> bic 1i& bur6 intelli>
genie parteifabrer unp ipntfse i'm &f
interelirte Snotpiruolitdten wiui9 letten
lal1en unb pa e6> leioer> bic Grfabruns
lebrt, oaB Yielen Yolitifern fem Mittel gu
ldle@t 1T, UNI pur@ @ppbismen gu tau>
lden, pur@ @elo 3u bete6en, pur@ &r<
bett9eben pper oerwei9ern gu s'ptn9em, pur@
Metneip unb @erfdll6un9en @timme,1 gu
9ewinner, io mub IS cine natdrli@e Gol9e
lein> raB eS nidt INNER bic f~reieiten unb
beten @runpiase fno> wel&e i'm @abl<
fampf ben &usi@las seten.
Die Deutl9en ipielen Bios @tatiitens
rpIen auf ben 8rettern bet Yolttif unb
1ino bel @pnpenttonen tbetl6 tpents, tbeil6
oar nidt Sertreten. Infer amerttanil den
Mitbur9er le9en uns bic &elultate ibrer
@erbanplun9en DOR uno bic gfamen per
@anpioaten> fir sic mir a9itiren, fir bic
mir ittmmen louen. Der perlSnlt9e @ba,
rofter jener @anpipaten ii uns meitens
9dn3li@ unbetanrt urp mir baben i1e auf
9uten @lauben bin;unebmen. Sum- tpenn
mir nidt rein al6 Mutomate itimmen polz
len, 70 mii1en un6 bod menisten6 bic
@runbidBe Der parteien tefannt ietn, fir
peren @anptpaten mir u9itiren unb finn
men 1ulen. l1np IL fra9en mir pen,n ppr
&uem> wel@er @rurbias 1T IS gang BE-
icnpers, IL sesenwdrti9 bic pemutratii@e
uno Die republitaniide partet in 3wet
feinoleli9e Eager i@eioet? Gs 1T Der
@runolaB Der @tlarerei benz @rurbf
iab BET Tretbeit se9enlber. @pbl bSrt
man 10 oft Don Demofraten in freten
Staaten iasen: u@u@ mir iinb 9esen
Stlaperet" - bod biele @orte be3eusen
Bios ibre @epanfenlo19feit uno ~llnfdbi9z
feit> bic @abrbeit bonn Srrtbum, pa6 @e>
fen ber Yartet pom ben Sopbismen unp
i9mei@elnpen pbraien Der parteifibrer
3u unterl4eicen. Mu9 bur9 @eipenfe
iu6t man auf bic fur9tiau,en @emitber
81 ,pirten, unit pa6 i9wdr3efe auer Sc
jpeniter, bas man ben Srldntern uno ben
norbdlt, 1T rer &no,pnotbing<
be0en critics Muftretett ~alerbin9s
19eubli9 9enl9 mar, UNI jepen aaturali>
firten pper 3u ,1aturnliiirenren BIr9er gu
per19eu9en. Der ri S%abreStermin FAM,
our @eltunB fommen; benn Srldnper
unp DeutiAe fno 3u elmer Mo@t berar,>
9ewa9len, obne bic 1@ teine S9la&t &C.
ldBt. Dae es nit Der 9iebe Der
y Die @atrbeit bat un~ser6u6erlide @e@te;
70 tie Is tnnler an Der 3eit ii, re auf3ufnbeu
unh ~ Sertbeibiseu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18

brau@e btenen, IL fanben ft4 bier etntee,
bic mebr ~leiteten als f1e Derlpra&er, ben;n
oem duseren Mnl9eine nod ,paren fit
blob teitimn,t, ben @au9 ab8ulette1 ; als
man ie aber 9enaaer beiab unp unter>
1u9te, btenten fe ;u teiinena iol@en 3mede,
ionbern etnsie uno uQein> 2uft uno st@t
ab>pdrtS 1T bic per6pr9enen Srte gu brinz
gen. @ilf rerl tedte @infel uno pd11e
wurben in benz belaeten 5auie 9efunbem
uup In alien waren 8I6er Meb9erdtbe
unb tatboliide Sa@en> muir in stpeten
nt@t >pelde bel elmer fribern @erfauen<
belt entbedt mprben gu 1etn i&tenen, uno
auf bic man pe9weeen weniser @ertb
ieBte. 9lber @err Mbtn9ppn wcute Don
fetnenn bieier Yldbe etrraS mti1en, AUDI
bic 8a9er unb bas MeB9erdtbe ni&t fir
ietn Gi9entbum anertennen, bis man enoz
lid In etnem peri elben bic urfunoen unp
9ebnSbriefe iber feline Sitter fano ; unb
pieie wirbe er po@ eepib nt@t einem YER
na@ldBi9ten @infel pper einem Srte an
,oertrauem Don Dem CT nt9t6 pibte. 5ier~
Gber fonnte er benn feline binrei@enbe Gntz
ihulpisuns erfinnen unb an9eben. Drei
gauge Gage tparen nun oer9an9en unb bic
9anse 3eit iber fein Meni9 9efunoen
&poroen ; aber am Sierten fritz famen 5wei
Mdnner fretwtQis binter benz Gafelwerfe
Der @allerte berupr, neil fe ni@t ldn9er
I'M Stanp >paren> fi@ ba ~ perber9en,
penn fte 8eianpen, 9aB Elm Apfel pie 9an5e
Nabruns war, bic ie betbe bic 3eit iiber,
bic fe ba peritedt lasen, 9ebabt batten.
Gtner pappn bieb Swen, Cer ii9 na9z
ber I'm Gower lelblt umbra9te) unp Der
anoere Chambers, l%1ebrisens wollten 1e
DON feinem anoern Meni9en, Der i'm
9aule wdre, ettpaS wi11en. Den adten
Sag fano man ben Yorbin an9efibrten
plaB int S@urnReine. Mus ptelem eebeiz
n1en unb Iberaus fInfli9 an9ele9ten
Wtnfel fam 6etnri9 @arnett, Der Seluit,
ben man iu&te, unp nod Elm 9lnperer nit
tbm, Namen6 5aQ. Man fanb nebe1
tbnen Marmelape unb anpereS j3uder9ez
bade, ater ibre ppr5dsli&te Mabrun9 batz
ten fie bur@ einen Teoerttel pper Elm &obr
erbalten, Sermittelt zines fleinen 2o9e6
In einem Canine, peien 5intertbeil an Elm
anoeres tteb, welde6 in benz 3irnmer Ell
mes Traueni{mmer8 mar. Dur@ pteie
SeHnun9 batte man ibnen trdftise Suppe>
6leii@brQbe unp ,parue6 @etrdnfe binabz
9ela1en,"
MQe biele Ser l9pprenen, @arnett aus
8enpmmen> >purpen auf benz 2anpe binz
geri9tet. Gr par Superior pes Seiuiz
tenurpens, in England, unp bate ii@ iebr
tbdti9 se3etet> bic @eri6wDrung gu bef1r>
bern ; er lieB bic 2eute ben @ip peS Sc
beimnt0es 1dwSreu, uno belebte bic Ser
bInpeten, tnbem er tbnen Girls Jung aus
Dem Gesefeuer unp ept9e @elieteit> alS bic
8elcbnun9 tbres pretSwlrot9en Inter
nebmens, ;ula9te. Stir piele 1bdti9feit
b1bte er am @al9en gu &pnppn.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-02
RocHEsrKR, Dec !.

... ROCHESTER,, Dec. 81.
Our city was yesterday thrown into state
OF great excitement by the discovery of the
mangled murdered body of Charles w. Lit
tie, lawyer in this city, in Genessee river, a
few rods below the falls
From the pools of blood and other evidence
OF struggle, the murderers were easily
traced from the place of the fatal contest to
the river, where they attempted to conceal
the evidence of their crime by sinking the
body of their victim. The water being shall
low, the body did not float away from the
the shore, and was found at O'Clock yester-
day morning. ~ r. Essissf.arro h o
The body was Immediately taken to the
police office and arrest made of his vile, her
brother, and several other of his relatives.
From the evidence, It appears that Little
and his wife did not live happily together,
and that separation took place about a year
ago, but the past month or two they had
lived together again. On the ground was
discovered blood and other evidences Of
conflict were found. A piece of yictoriner
corresponding with one worn by Mrs. Little,
with rosette matching one found in her
possession, and a comb, pair of spectacles
said to belong to her brother, Ira Stout q
young man aged %, and the arm of chair,
said to have been taken from the Office where
Little was employed. --.,s,.. ...-..'..-...-.-
Mrs. Titles left wrist and her brothers
left arm were found broken, showing that
they had been engaged in some extraordina.r
ry conflict. The evidence so far seems
strongly against the wife of tie murdered
man and her brother, Ira Stout.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-02

Winter Trip TO the Sauk Valley..NOsZ.
Sank Rapids Crossing the Mississippi-St. Joseph
Richmond-sauk Rver-Great Prairie-Lake Henry
Break n-Kandotta-Prospects and Advanta-
ges q this Portion of Minnesota.
MEssRs. EDIToRs In my last communi-
cation we were just about starting from Brant-
ford, the weather having changed, and pref
ty hard frcst set in during the night, which
made the roads exceedingly rough. Finding
it impossible to cross at st. Cloud, as the
river was effectually broken up, and hearing
that at Sank, Rapids the ferry-boat was run
ming we determined to try our luck there, and
accordingly started about 10 o'clock. Sank
Rapids is little more than two miles above
St. Cloud but, although an older place, does
not appear to grow very rapidly. Just be-
fore reaching the ferry, the man who had CIV
en- us information in reference to the boat
passed US and got on board first. We thought
this rather strange, and stranger still when,
after landing his passenger, and having long
confab with him, the ferrymau, Instead of
bringing over the large boat, jumped into a
canoe and padded over to US. We soon
found out what it all meant which was nei-
Their more nor less than this,-that he would
not ferry us over unless we would pay him
fire dollars for each team in advance! The
usual fare, be it remembered, is Is cents. On
enquiring why he should make such an ex-
orbitant demand he informed US that the man
who hadJust crossed called on him the day
previous and induced him to cut the ice away
on both sides of the river by telling him there
were five teams waiting at Emcrson's, who
would, if he cleared the ferry, pay him five
dollars each; whereas when landed on the
other side he had offered bad bill, saying
that it was all the money he had Not liking
to be imposed upon in this manner, and sup
posing Chat we were all in company and
would probably play the same game, he came
across to collect the money first. Now al Il
this was news to us, as we knew nothing of
the Individual and had no idea of any arrange
ment Of the kind referred to but Of course
found it extremely difficult to convince the
ferryman of this however we finally COM
promised the matter and were soon across the
Mississippi. As for the scoundrel that play
ed up this contemplate trick, 1 wish knew
his name, as he ought to be exposed for such
rascally deception. But he was one of the
many who in this world, so long as they can
.accompis b their own selfish ends never
4 panse at the means however base or disrepu-
table they may be. Yet what very little
Soul, such a beggarly dog must have; and
! will warrant one thing, that if he ever at
tempts to cross at Sank Rapids again he will
be very sure Of a glorious ducking; and most
richly will he deserve it. ....
4, But, owing to this detention, so much time
4 had been lost that it was after l O'Clock
when we left the Mississippi. We reached
st. Jo at 8, P. NJ, seven miles from the fer.
4 ry, passing over nearly level country com
posed partly of prairie and partly Of wood
land; the latter consisting of little else thar