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senfenced to be Hung.
Rochester. Anril y.

~, NpTII II.
The Court opened at ten o'clock to SON.
tencc Ira Stout for the murder of Cbarlos
W. Llttles. The prisoner was oskeJ :; e
he had anything to say. He renl;ed
" Nothlng-too much has been said 81
ready Judge Wells then sentenced
him to be hung on the 18th Of In
between the hours of II o'clock and 4
o clock p. NJ The prisoner evincoJ u ~
emotion at the verdict or sentence ~
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a<S~ The Detroit Adrertiser in oo,n-
mentlng upon the passage of the Lecomn-
ton swindic makes use of the following
language. q -
1t is Illuminating to reflect that the
Government of this country is in the
hands that can put themselves to such
miserable articles 1t is profoundly dc.
plorable that our National Councils have
been so deInoralized as to give their con.
sent TO transaction so utterly opposed TO
every principle of equity and every senti.
ment OF honor. The. spectacle of smell
degeneracy in our public men is a fearful
omen Tor the political future. If the people
themselves were equally Indifferent to all
,nat is just and decent, there would in.
deed be no hope, and the Republic
would be already in the days of decay |
Dut IL Is not So There is slumberinp in {
the bosoms of the American people a love- !
harness and a sense of right that. when I
tne time comes, will sweep down like , u
upon all these wretched buck-
81 at Washington, and overwhelm o
.nom anu their devices in one ruin. The e.
country Is indeed dishonorcd, but it is the il
'lavery-bound Democratic party only that al
. !: hastenihg to ITS doom. Its accumula- al
'Ion OF fraud and iniquity, since its repeal D:
IL the Missouri Compromise has boor 4,
rowing until now it is no longer possible W
or the country to bear il is abominable in tn
upus. There is no honest man now 90
lind as not to see it, or so Gallons "a no, 70
'oi i'' DeiiVerence will assurdly come MI
M come too from that young Herculean en-
arty the first object of whose creation fro
as TO rid the country of this mighty curse fat
ne n, time Is quickly coming when that work
III De consumated, once and forever the
1t seems to be taken for granted hv N. his
lends OF the Administration. that the da,
eoPie OF Kansas will readily accent this a /;
nglish bait, and thus concurrently relieve bar
emselves and the Administration Of all
ther trouble 1t is an utter delnsion
ne free born inhabitants of that nascent ,
ate VIII spurn the proposition as vile .
tempt upon their honor. They have set
nered too much in the defence of their and
5hts, as American frcemen, to thus bar. did
away their principles, and Join hands bloc
IN their oppressors, for any mess of dim
tt9age. 1t would be degradation that ann
uld make their postority, for all are
ning time, blush with shame. 1t cru
oid bring that young State into the time
non, with bar sinister on its escutch- max
that generations could not efiace.- Io:-
ere 1t not for the inherent baseness of 'O,'l
N an attempt upon the virtue of the sell
pie OF Kansas, we should rather hail befo
n satisfaction the opportunity afforded of CO
ttestlng to the world the stuff they are busi
ae OF and even as it IS, we are not sure .,
the pride of the repulse would not 81
y compensate for the chagrin of the B.
ignity.
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LIE APGuASS.-I'he Afghans are de-
scrlbcd by those who have had opportuni.
ties OF learning their character, to be the
most hopelessly depraved and blood-thir-
ty OF all the Asiatic tribes. They are ab.
solntely- harhor io~s,- hav;.., Ill .L.-,:zx,,
ana but very few of the virtues of barbar-
ian races. They have no political insti.
buttons, unless those bonds which unito
the individuals in band of robbers can
be called such. They have or displav no
sense OF honor and steal and murder as if
these crimes were the common business of
lie. They are nominally Mohammedaps
but bad as IS the influence and practical
working of this creed wherever it is nro.
lessed, as understood by them it is worse
than the creed OF the widest races on the
earth. The one great command of their
religion, which takes precedent of all 9th.
erS, us blood for blood, and fire and
sword for all infdels." Like all assassins
they are supcrstitious, and their mulas. or
learned men, use their influence in koon.
ING up the hatred against all Christians
ana intoxicating doctrines of rapine and
bIoodshed against their co-rclieionists of
the plains, because they arc under the
government of the KaGrs or infidcls
hev. j. Loewenthal, who was sent to AZ
Snahlstan as a missionary, draws q dark I
picture Of this people. Though he was
vas not permitted to enter the country. as
hc Atghans are opposed to the entrance
u any European among them, he gather
d much information regarding their
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ssi'' Messrs. Granger & Sortore, wo OBJ
serve, have removed their stock of Boots.
Shoes and Groceries into their new shop
second door west of the NoruERyER Office.
The whole arrangement presents a neat
and fresh appearance.
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SUPERSEDED IN CoMMAND.-Colone]
Johnston, who has been superseded in
his command of the Utah expedition. not.
outstanding the eminent prudence and
judgement he ovinccd in the critical
position to which he was pushed forward
unsupported and unproyidcd, by an in.
competent Administration, is a Kentucki.
an, and said to be warm, personal friend
OF Senator Crittenden's. We learn tbot
1T Is the current topic of remark at Wash.
ington and 1t is also affirmed in the Ken
lucky papers, that he has superseded be-
cause OF Senator Crittendcn's opposition
to the Lecompton villainy. 1t was tbo't
to be the most pointed mode in which
Mr.. Buchanan could manifest his cbaprin
and thus brave officer suffers for the nm.
ger of the President at opposition to his
cherished project of subduing Kansas and
extending slavery bet Trib
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Total expenses for the above
purposes for 1856 and 81. s2Os7 u
Showing an excess for the last
two years of Democratic
rule over the two yrs. men,
toned by the Free Press, of $50 &c
This balance, it is true, is not large. but
then it just as effcctually shows how lit
tie reliance can be placed on the state
ments of the Free Press, as if it were ten
times as much. And, had the balance
been as much the other way, it would
have afforded no just grounds for the at.
tackled made by the Free Press.
But the Free Press says there has been
no conviction during the last two years
Che means, of course, in the circuit court(
whereas there were two convictions in tbc
Circuit Court during the years 1858 and
1871 and If we are not mistaken only.
two We have already answered this as
sertIon of the Free Press but we have
one other fact worthy of consideration
1t will be seen by examination, that
nearly the whole amount paid to iailors
mas been for boarding prisoners. The
statute hxes the price per day for board,
50 mat whatever has been allowed for
'hls purpose has been uniform. MANY Of
the prisoners thus boarded ore norsons
before Justices of the Peace in
Inherent parts of the county and sent
o jail on sentence Of certain number Of
lays Imprisonment. During the last four- $
cen months Of 1856 and 1857. tboro I
we're EIGHT CONVICTIONS of this kind I
.hlch have cost the county, for iailors fees .
or BOARD etc and included in the above a
tatement-over one hundred ami hirtv il
oHars Now let the Free Press citbcr t
i've the Republicans credit for these con. t
lotions, or else deduct the Sl30 from orr = =
de OF the above account which would Il
laks the balance in our favor $3.50. He Ii
lay do Just which he pleases. b
There are several interesting matters "
INCH we have discovered, in relation to ~
le sums allowed to the sheriff, in 1853 CO
y d; but, for want of time and room re
c must dc er noticing them until anoth. or
time. sv
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"a f"',oEss MAURIED TO I,RIyTyp
II Is stated in the correspondence of tho
Ehg'ish papers from Berlin, that sccor-
Iing to ancient usage in Prussia, all r..
rrinceS OF the royal family must learn
some trade; Prince Frederick William.
Iust married to the Princes ROYAL of En-
lino, learned the trade of q compositor in
the printing office Of Mr.. Haul, in Berlin
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BIS" Some one asks -" Is it lawful IL
hsnG clothes on Mason and Dixolfs line
or plant beans around tho North Pole ~
Just as lawful as to attempt to dim the
lu'ter Of the NORTH SrAp Wv
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} The total amt paid Grand and
Petit Jurors in the Circuit
Court for 1853 & 1854 was $500 a
The amount paid for witness
in Circuit Court for same
time was 1877 81
The amount paid Pros. Atty.
and persons acting as such
for thesamo time was $50 oC
The amount paid for services
and expenses Of sheriff and
deputies for the same time
-, s's'".'s... $50. 722 80
The amount paid to jailors for
the same time was A q Az Al
Total for the above purposes
: for 1853 and 1854 s2237 81
The corresponding expenses
for the years 1856 and 81, '''~
are as follows:
For Grand and Petit Jurors
in Circuit Court, $40 37
For Witness in Circuit Court 332 ~
For services of Prosecuting
Attorney, and persons act
ing as such, 3o1 90
For services and expenses of
sherifs and deputies 5S7 a.
Amount paid Jailors 495 o.
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9 In Antwerp, April 10th, 1858, of Typhoid Fever
SIMEON HUNT, son Of joins and ELIZA UrSr. s,,oa
10 years, 2 months and Is days. 'e''
90! LET Me DIE Young"
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"WIIY Is IT THAT FOR ALL THE
"VAST AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID
"lN ALLEGED CRIMINAL BUSI-
NESS FOR THE TWO YEARS
" MENTIONED, THERE HAS NOT
"BEEN A SINGLE CONVICTION p
Par Par Free Press
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"WHY is IT THAT MORE MON
"EY HAS BEEN PAID FOR GRIM
"INAL BUSINESS THE PAST TWO
YEARS PROCEEDING THE LAST
" SESSION OF THE BOARD OF ST.
"PEVISORS, THAN FOR ANY TWO
" YEARS SINCE TIE COUNTY WAS
ORGANIZED -
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gaY Or. Smpnes 6u~lammen9eleBte
gDil6fir56en. SsrDp BELT S~OrtretfIid tartnadieen 9naen, @r.
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Slle 6reuupe Der Wtulif MAIDEN mir Darauf
aufmerflam.
GO llnlere pere1rten 9eier in Waibin9ton
mapen mir auf pie Nn5ei9e oes Serrn Sui.
s. S4wabe aulmerfla am. Derlelbe miro
feline ydemil9en 8ortrd9e init Grperimenten"
beute, ben 9. Sult, im SOflie bes 0rn. Ser
barot, Walnlano Np., fortleBen.
gy Die peut1den SERENE in
Us n %erirnern mir oarar, baB
beute NbenD 8 llbr in @mertd's Saal
Die Beriammluns 81 @ualten oes Steuben<
Dominates ltattiinOet. Da8 Ndbere 1T
ben Seretnen berett8 aus benz Girculare oeS
fox. benz. Turnperein8 befannt.
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SorlSufise Nn3eise.
Der Ybt1tpp.5tamm So. 8 ma6t ietnen 5reunben unb benz
@ubftfun BITE ereebene Nnseise. baB er auf NtDntas ben 2. Nu>
quit etne 9rpBe @rrurtDn mad Masnplia Deranhal. en- pirb.
N6hereS II elmer ipdteren Mnaetae. 6
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Xbee MnO Raffee,

Der aud wirfltd gut 1T.
Wsnn ibr fdlebtsn 8afee unS 3bee s~sroraudt, f. TT e.
eure eigene S6ulb. Sbr t6nnt gang Spr tn8l i'd 8ntee
nntf illtgen Tbee unb 8afee baben tn benz 9 to c zen
6 btneien @de BON y aIttmDre. uno Srebertdfr.
auwp fr @btneIe BON Dipntas Mpreen BIS Samitas gtaGi
febt np aud etnlabet Won fetaent btai8en rub beltfaten Ibet
Tub RaHee gu taufen. Wat6jt
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rtaGern I'm Maeemetnea. bic ereebene Mnaeiae AT made Sos
i6 weeen Mansel an Rnunt mctn GeI@dft aus SIS. = 6orp
babe %wofelbf iG ettnea bsDeutenben 0Orrat6 Ssn gubIs u ny,
Oter.2eeer sa ben %btatsften 9retien an Sonb bate nam lid !:
@i4enlob.S rblen.9eoer Semlcfz Spblen<9e
Der, lelbltsen1adteS S6ub-S firtins uno ole
Sorten Sberleoer, bieitss fOwie fran3Slf5ts
SalbeSeoer, Buff=2eDer, &ips9eDer, @fertes
Seoer, Wtaroccc, 6utters 9eoer &C. &c.
IMg pave tH einen bebeutenpen @Orratb won eewaIfte n
S~usIei,SWdften. iptrte befpdene Sttr frI. SnGfte pom bette a
Iran5rti&en 8alb.eeber, Sdub umb Neannis- @aiter.iip ?
P5Ie pom pertslben AualttGt 0eber S1ubmober. ID erf3eu 8
brighten Yretfen sw. baden bet
QputS GtrHGttuG
San2O-S TO- 81 Sanprerfra6e am @atFt. +
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John Herzog,

John Herzog,
9tcrooif>gde BON 2erin9tpn uno 6ptparbfrafe.
Sabrifant ltlt0 SGrOler in SarOiBaaren
palt ttetS ene ercee, sutaf tttrte Nuspabl ppn @t1enwdaren
Ino tabrt,trt ale Sprten ppn o6l6nern fur Iburen unb W3 Is
esin &C., ~Q8erfsease fir 9pl arbeiter, 9aAss unp &M6eneeratb.
benBteber. = @iierns 8ettfsaen, @elduber, Mal6tnen ansr
@rt. S9eaentase, fUwie iebe prte Spn S9nteOes uao SdIpI.
lerareett, ais S9lofsr FUR 8trden, Store, @epSlbe, 0nuIts.
merDen auf BeheAun8 gut unb bauerbaft 9entatt tSuni30
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= GREAT BARGAINS AT THE II,
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In Iron Stone China Tea Sets,
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