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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
I.IktNESSES.


I|ktNENNE>.
.,.,,.,., ., -. i.
1 g Not''lt nas ro'l"En r r.'.S.. W
I.rh side of the pubic soaarc. where he is
rnny 10 aux 'aN'S s, ,", I'm MIX thcr
a',i ,l,.,sn ,iyr HIM an carly call
pIr'nesc WV pleas XIV, "''' ~, I ~. .,nIy and
T. ,'N,ns ' f,s Tine ' ,., r,"e. ycar. and
always taking the iNen@ST h'us,''. ", WIZ ','n-
tipnr To i" 81. AMI warrants not W cav U''
work IN the hands oi apprentices or 'h'''"i''ru'
Ari'>''. bn' to rAecaie amy ofa'' IN person WIZ"
Nav 9TH. lsj9-u
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- OWL STEEL. liot- M "hhspr o'aI
cfye HOES JUS Fecs'S ,',i an, ',' ~, ,No
Nay 6.h, 1859.
NfILL THEY CONE Moro \"w l'o'"i'
nh .. COLEMAN X ooo'
.--...------
SIpE~' SHOES. \ large lot OF every
y '.crip'iun inst arrived ant fr SAFE AZ
COLEMAN x COS
Np'' -''"
,ptr- ElD no,rs xih md without,
%. ,,c. in G,on, lace n side and on
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COLEMAN 4 60.
April 29th lTa'.
nv. rl,..i r.,., I,o,her .bo.. of all
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N'ltN hhck ana '"'"r'' ''U''s. i~''' "'"'
- an if'7s' WIN an" ",,""u ,','H ',,.,
tohfNAN " WIS
April Z''h 'N''.
= \plES ,Np MISSES hcclci slippers.
| INST received and for ~rr hv
COLEMAN A co
Arril 2oth. 1859
" t'oro 0'pp r. ,'t "'',''p 'A''N '7"'''
VI Just received, AMI Tor -h' ny
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
NOTICE.

I HEREBY notify al p'r.,n' thu, will moi
i b, n'il responsible for any dsht mail l,y my
hi,b,Hi \ Evcr.. from this day. An whd
have basln,s. to settle with mr. vii pleas" ct
81 my hr,e,, AMI ~, stttlc with auyooiy else
- have II" agent whatever
MARY EVERS.
Mu,hall June Q, 1889 If
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

Gone and cSaminc hr yourself iie is .asi..
Ned he can p',as yau Al. The took are all
New and rnSh, aed PURCHASED 9th the srnt
-rt care
Narh.r Ari'iA. 1899
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-06-17
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

Marshall Jan q, 80
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IMPORTANT I N9yIeE 70 SOUTHERN

FOR MEMPHIS q NEWoRLEANS
con and New orissns SssEso1 Rs.Iro Sns''s
ADlnscr Rourr AND cosII.yogs RAIwAr Cos
R s.s.s;4i.. PSss;;ssis s:s.sss g,:;..,.
Grssd Js.e.ie.. Go,:.:ss., Nssss;is.
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s:.His q 1se c'''s 'ad
fks Cleveland ssssS, 1 rom e ci a.is to
and .sysS g :SSs sasss. s' In DIS
The entire lepgta Of thi. rouss passes through
sus perfect safety
Ti1sto New Os!ssn:sFosr Days and Ten Ho.rs
M;s%sI: saS Sssis: 3 sss
k:;s !: -, 4:
and Srsss xesSssa k ssi g New
IN s Pc z,.s.s.y:..: !,s. Ms-s.s. SRA
now sost lssying Mesaphis every DAY, sondsss
saisr fsa OF ans pspfeis sss 3 r q ne
@ lem J. s1 raj. Usy fwsss sn
90 New QIIe9ns. beefs always leave promptly o.
4 ss6 6s;i I'm: & rs: I
n = - N.
and ,. m Sundays excepted, making direct CON
.Stons, x;th ne privilege Of laying over q sny
,fssssngsrS !sssiss is{hssl. T,sip 90 throush
n,sscs .ss g the esss sfs PROVIDED
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80 49, = 60 81 . $50 -.
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GaxELEr,s vIEv:

(FrsmSHe Nee Yesk tribunal
nsmes q ths.s aake nea.- We is.vs This |
- : fs:aa.s IL: sai's: q the pseis,ssss
rinS That q: w % uelvsr.! Ensneipsaon
tSSon wa, ..s dIs ss ss osie,
fusta ofsenhmenb = humanity and jusiice,
~ deePly rees4 this ouesseak; butremcmbering
that u tbeir scae - grievoos, gr,evously have
wofd, disturb the bloody shro1ds wherein John
Brown and his compatrioss are sleeping. They
dared and died Cor what they feit 10 Be night,
wrong. Let their epinphs remain unwritten until
ths not distant day when no dave shsli clank his
chains in the shades Of Monticello q BY the graves
Of Mount Vernon
THsAsrrcrDrxfs or cart Bsowx-Awiser
IN the New York csmnescial ayss1 -
s !. o: ,'e e w, AZ @: e e .s
squire Brown, - he was generally called. CAPS:
John Brown was born In Connecticut, bnt resided
fSs more than thirty years in Hudson township,
In wool growing, in which busineo he IVES quite
successfni, until he accompanied very large ven
ture Of the finest qualities Of that article 70 Eng
and from that time to this he has been more les
ahsorbed In the fnrthesance Of abolition views on
which subject he was complete fanatic"
The New York Day Book has the following:
A MEMBER or BxKcHER's CHURcu kILLKD-
having s.s q sy.F S
Pef's Ferry, is said 70 be OF have been member
Of Beeches's church, in Brooklyn. He was one Of
the representative: Of the Piymouth church In shs
| The New York Commercial challenges exsmi-
nation 70 show that the Republican. OF any other
purity, Ind anything TO do with Browns move
men6. ~ sraf sd t,sa 81.
The Post thinks this n not sthe most daring in
Il nsreP nx.1 h. a Sr<os,
1 greater. The 1857 Tennessee affair "ditto;n and
denies that Seward and Chase have any sympathy
| with such purposes az Browns, Ceftsinly not:
have happened TO them but they lay the trains
Of gunPowder .-they ere the Public mind they
make the Browns. They create ''irrssistible con-
| spire the men who carry them out.
/ The reporter Of the Expes has been making
inquiry among the I" better sort Of colored peo-
ple' OF New York city, and gathered from them
ss
i Several Of them threw out hints Of q regular
twean being oygasized scss IN this eify, fos the
especial purpose Of cooperating, if necessary.
express their belief to be- Is 10 get mp servile
with the view Of emaDcipating the slaves I'm that
section Of the Union. In regard TO cestain rumorl
70 and fro, between the alleged bureau Of 1bol'
| tionsts In New York and The Insurgents opinions
| are divided Some profeo 10 believe that the idea
y an aosardity, from the simple fact that no such
others suggest the probability Of sending them in
cyphers 60 a. 10 keep each 0thef posted 10 ths
posture Of affairs and the measures 10 be adopted
Nearly all agree however, that there 10 some mys
terious method Of carrying intelligence sim sfts
the Underground Railroad. ~
Among the irfepseasible conflict portion o
them there appears 70 be firm belief that though
the insurrection at Harper's Perry has been Ps
activity q tie Federal and ssate Troop, yet Oh
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LOST AID FOUND.

oU sbess1 oiccf sss svSsiSs s,o'e''
horss vAs large dsrk bey, about y years6A
Old. vIthoet Psrticuiar msrks. The busy vas q
SsS b xss tss sa s,o as u fsS
having ysb, or cloth, hsndhoids For tie arrest on
the thief soc rstarDof the horse and buggy, ols
Eass sai 3 liver ,fsaken ]. me Distrf o. Co
Ode. q lie CO. ga G nv DSf A'S o e the
:! To- s. ssle i u. c.n.l b TIVE .sfroe. ya.1
ken iron then, the seeposiiion bsinF that a.
&c Sc os sss % n the . s,1s m.
c ~ y conn., for.ard prove prop~r
is n ; g and Canal. -,
81 stayed svsr on sessrdsy
VI nigh tsv CO VS. from soIr town, 80
on osfh pro ga With csns horns IN. n
o. vhIf, coy IN ysiiev ssets md seck ~
e usa ksr de-. s,s.ns s fhs we ts..d
corn Green and Bsidfs q: &C sorSesoca. asisess:
Il tween Niciel.s Csisa ana isth ssreet. =, %
street MkMoRANDuM BOOK, conisinins
vsiasbs Paper On the oueside, p. White 4 Co..
corner ISSh a.o p, pas prlrtet m gilt lsttsrs- A
WHITE ca sysf e .ss s s: y. ~ e 2
CrsAy COW AND cALF-wss taken M,
.&si 'r 5ssf fs sss 4 e l LEI Point 80
I'D ysaat O. wa ~. - - ~ set ss sscr 81.
oeea IN tee neiE hborhood for soae time The over
oL ~ siov- ~ and calf 10 tsuestsn % eus fcr
VA. ana Prove s''psrJ' ~ ssse,2Fs:, ssd s,kshsr
&C MS ~ e., betwoen NJ and NJ
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Building Assocetioa will be hel1 at Pofomsc Hall
Is.snd, on THURSDAY nsxt, the snts inst At !
O'Clock p. m. O6cers and directors will be elected
for the ensuing year. etockho will please a.
'r oS is-a c. ASHFORD. s'ers'ay'
W. fs!N GAS LIGHT COMPANY are 4 safs
S Snd ss being n sn.s q iys han
bearing interest At rate Of ak Der cent per ann1m
and are for ale by RIGGS & co. aue
uHE CREAM and IS cso|EsEJEf'lI!IEosNEkY.
Hotel, Boarding houses, Bslls, Fair, and other
snss, :: a "a pe gsilen gI!iss spppisd
sasess I'D Other
shoftest notice and most reasonable terms by
Fuk JOSEPH SCHAFFiEGU.
s lLats Of Butchers Confsetionery BsiSo.l
oc Is Ssn $50 9th street, between @ and b..
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FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
Wis Orange 4 Alexandois and Memphis 4 Charles
- ton and New Oriesns & Jackson Raalroods,
A DiREcf ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Cor
R...m..x kkefioSs ~ :.
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EcARDTU0.

R0AkDiNS.-Twe et tire. GENT men car he
- eccoDrnodaffd With Board and slrlautlx fsr-
10. e-n ana - sts 90 s5-fvs
RoARDiNg.-M.s BOWIE, 11o ga s,rese,
~ Detyeer And &: sast stds, has pleasant sid
reaeonAnse ROOMS Tor rent % sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

~ DYIoO0ef1
surrendered entirely 70 the Jurisdiction Of Wiz
GINA. Gov. Wise argued the question Of juris-
dicticn with Mr.. Ould, the Unitsd States District
Affcsney, In this way: !" II the United States hes
Court and establish that fact In . legal way. In
the meantime they viii be committed 10 the jail
at Chariestown: The Grand Jury convenes next
Il sas SsS Sat-. IS ns
diction. Il may take Whist the State Of Virginia
nas ieas Of shem" - sSf17 I
CooxAKD MS PARrr RxroRrxp 70 m Munprr.
ING PEoPLxIH PLEAsAxT VALLEY.
,,. H, ,ns F,s.sI go R.Thsre !: great
Hook are nocking Into ais town II graf consts;.
nation. They supoetthnt Cook and his party are
mrufaesing The people IN Pleasant VALLEY. which
People are srnas md ps sP g % sse
relief Tks man whe broushs iIs report is con.
sdefed reliable The story IL believed here, but
ssa osciocflAli The men and wonen ana
children Of easdy Hook and vicinity, to the num-
Der Of hundreds, have arrived in town Repoft
hearing scresms, and blowing o. horns, and sou,e
attack ss sks saesssos g saS ,es ana
everybody arming. = 8 - :
Txs RspoHx FAlss-A Ps,ssif ron uoTurso.
wSele siasm d esisesisd, ssi osiy Is sssoi 40 q
ths sts scare, which ~ dispesed people hare 3
Valley slespiag .osidly, and no}Ring q ii has
occurred asns. Good sight. s. - u
49, 1.A,r, ssee q ssksst So
. HAnP.as F.aas, Oct y, Y ?. M Col. La
has eoacludsd 70 remain with IL marines, On a.
out = Pieass.t Valley, with thiriy mssines q e1
amtns himsen iaio Ne truth a She run3or. 4
party .of 30 armed citisens have also eons- WIN.
49, kosss, 49, ss g sls e: ypsss in.,ss th:e =
rsst'D n - Wiley aecoa panisd wifh - fssorS
u 1rcafms. Not len TIM 40. men, wome1 snd |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

N1H. SCI EEL Wishes 20 acquaInt his friends,
snd the puiic that he viii continue the dutias 81
wi With Pleasure refer ali interested 70 the bost
m ~ N this Place to the success
nss numcrous resident pupils. Orders len With
Meesr.; metxs!0tt, ksiehsnback, and Ella, vll b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

n. B. DONALOSDN. DENTIST, has removed
ms once 20 No. 256 Pa avenue, between nth AMI
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sAHrn cAHHy.-A letter has bean received
from This genslessn, u 3. Treasurer, dated Nor
gs.vine, Unioa county, KY, Oct. lith,, 1850, In
snseh he reports the condition Of his health .,
vssying With esch day. He 10 now, however, I'M.
- nsdiesl treatment and hopes soon to regain
his former health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

NAVAL ISIxLLlsExcE.-Ja James McMaster. o
fisssbssg. Pa, has been epnmisissed - m Al
sosf Surgeon In The Navy. Lieut. Johh +. Bar
sd ordered 10 the Navy Yard at Nerfslk. MID
4ipmen p. " McNair asd Frsncis B. Blake De
eched from the Coast Survey, aad waiting oedesu
EdDusd D. De Luce hss been commissioned a.
chtsf Ensinesp of ths Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

Fsox VERA CHuz.-In dispatches received II
the Navy Department from Capt Turner, Of the
U. D. ship Santoso, dated Vera Cruz, September
s4sh, NE health Of the crew Is reported a. i'm
paving but Lieut. Byrens bad suffered severe
sniefion, having Lost his eyesight from disease.
On n i6th Of September, being the national an
adversary Of Mexican Independence, the Sarstogs
Arsd aiute- TIE French and Spanish squsdrons
IN the Lsroos however, did not take any notice Of
The holiday.
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- >'~,s"r fof fcn@ es-im
Insr Rrctayrp, At HARvEy,s Norsslk
10y trDepof, gel cttrest, b>tyecn~ -
lfs and ifth st.s% . ~ Adaa 4 Con NHl
&c i. 10y sS NJ ss ifEEs = as .ST W.
&c iii oiaih N. HARVEY. Arss.
NEW LIvERY. AND aAyK sTAsLEs-
~ Heylps rsmsve< g - st,bles On re corner Of
nsssS !: fses sod Hssiss, tosesss sna Bss.
=. ssSl:s . ., ~ :sss q:
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s'SIs:!a s.A So. ss.. s: !: 81:
WE,wouLIpsEsf zc5yu1 LIZ Cali rns
sfeeys ss.iss sss ssy.sg q 40 1rsi rs Sess
e 3. ssss'' '-ss'<sa 2 = Il n ;S 20
P,gsslHSS2 o. ovEks 49, epsssS 5 V q SsssiI.
sss1 t.s.s gos "a o. Or %. -. Or On.
loe g kessnuan>n hnnrs ~ sossivsS-<r
49, - - 1str>s4e $3.50 t---..-T
- 81 IS st.s. JOIN y xkkIk
$3.50 .s
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kDgsrIox OF PosrAeK TO BApKx. 6snnAxr.-
The single rate Of letter postage between the TAI.
ted ststss and the Grand Duchy Of Baden, via
brs0sn, h hereafter 10 Be be fifteen csnts instead
eftwenty-two cents-prepayment optional. Thii
fsduetioa has bsea made because Of the rate o.
German postage being reduced to i've cents thu
single Letter on American correspondence trans
mitesd via Bremen, which went into Operations o.
ths 18Th q October
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RsruasED Col. Robert F. Lee, U. 8. A.
MAJOR Russell, Lieut. ,. z. b. Stuart, and Lieut.
i~sei ersen, u .. Marine Corps, and DistrIc,
Attorney Ouid, arrived In the city this morning
Tom harpes Ferry Col. Lee held quite long
iseaview this mosning with the Secretary 0,
War. The Distxict Attorney was to confer win
the President this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

knTunn % JuDss BLAck ---Ths Attorney Gen
esal u ths tinted S.fes has returned 10 he civ
.fs9 an sh,snee Of NV days ss HIS houe In
Psnnsylvznia. II
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wHEN rnE PLoT WAS CoxcocrED.
The Philsdelpbia Press o. yes4eFdsy publfsbes
she following, which II says Il "ffon the pen Of
lesding antislavcry nam Ia that city & shows
RFewa's lss visit 70 Hssper's fsssy, Ehici Va Va
made moro than year ago, wss IT ~ puruoae 81
psspa.ing tDs she Insane Ssssnps which Is & 1T
! aSoa ~ ne What / know n regard ) hi.
.sse,ss sia yet am not sls'GssAss lsasa
had doom E :. .ss Sssa e NET
By birth and breeding-ffesb ftom The scene q
strife, and ready To- smother costeoI called 70 -
me at my once. He was soldier by profession:
bad fought fos fFsedsm II Hsag.sy and O TIE
unity would ontr. 10 draw his sWofd IN fbe nsfss
behalf N tAe mountains e yifginia, a. q -
swsmps q south Casolna- OF t6is lsst poiat -
ssss.a = .snsx ny opaaisa. Which, e eeslss, II
ss6us sissFptlss. - saIa, -, nss.l .ss n
sejec1 de sword. II ssets 70 6ecompijSk n -
~ idess. II sppsals = ~ undef5 sdina. -
sssnsasx - siis seis,ss 49, i1ss!ss: =
soa; d. = = SslIews1 ~ : psopes pollscsl -
iee1t g.. e1aeiss g f6eee. 2 lAis - Ia,
.s:i Il y .s; sss'sae = e - 9 e =
-, 81 t. g. - So ~ ssss.ss;Se
,,sss 4tssis,ss - e.lls1 e. - ~ - :
Sc Is = ! MA q 6ssSsS - xeH ~ |
we'd sg,'s s. - g. I 81 -. =: g.
"a "a i, iS al n S. S. ~ 20! ~
- ~ hpo1e1 - NY ~ ~ = wv - /
- IS !; -: s: = :; $ 8 81
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Earc1soz % ALssur-noUsE.-Infor has
eeen received At the Light-house Beard, Of the
sushseiuesof cubs having erected nne Hight
49, q the nns order On cayo Psssdsn Grsnde,
. ne sesfh eoast q thst islsad. g - Z
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U. .. SrsAnEs sAH JAcgxro.-Ths United
s6sD Steamer ssn Jscisto, Capt. wn. u. Arm
sssoag eanmanding, arrived n Porte Pnys Aug
iesh, sfs~ Ps.ss Of - days fssn New Ysrk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-20

WANTED.Half q Store on PennsyivsBa ave-
w nue., north aide, between eth and t2th streets,
embracing cue good show window, for busi ness
that cennot fail 10 attract custom largely % any
other business carried on on the ssms paegises.
Any one dlfPosed 90 rent such premises viii pleese
sddress for further informatioi, note 20 &C W. ]"
Star once. % q -dd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

A SrABBING ArrRAY.-About eleven O'Clock
on Saturday night, as Mr.. c. Morse, residing ON
Pearl street, was returning home, he found man
lying just inside Of his front gate, bleeding rspd.
ly and nearly exhausted. Assistance Wa pro,
cured soon as possible. and the wounded ma,
conveyed TO place of safety; when Drs. Shep.
ard and Bliss were called in, who examined ANA
dressed his wounds, finding some six or eish,
cuts upon different parts of his body. YESTERDAY
the man was much better, and relates his story
about as follows: A Mrs Fleming, residing on
Kent street, desired the injured man, Anslv Rim
10 come 10 her house and write q letter for he,
which he did, and was in the act OF writing when
Fleming came home. walked into the room. lock.
ed the door. and immediately commenced a via.
lent attack upon him with a knife. Rim brok.
through the door and fed. receiving two or three
ugly cuts whilst bursting the door OPEN He was
able 10 get as far as Mr.. Morses house, when
feeling somewhat faint, he endeavored TO gain
admittance into the house. but fell exhausted in
the yard. Fleming was arrested by officer Shields
just As he was making arrangements 10 leave
town. Fleming tells quite different story his
version being that on returning home he found
Rim in bed with his (Flen,ing's wife There are
number OF stories in regard to the matter. but
the truth will probably not be known until slici
ted IN court Of justice.-Grand RapiIs Enc
Aug. -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

WHsEs rux LAUGH CANk N.-Bunce's and
SIrers farms adloin each other Si,er had an un.
ruly sheep which was in the habit o. getting into
Bunce's field. Buncc expostulsted With Si.er
several times, and then told him if he did NOT
keep his sheep at home, he would fix him 90 he
wouldn't jump sny mole fences But Bunce
soon found the sheep back again; so he caught
him, and with knife severed the cutice or skin
just beyond the gambrel joint and between the
main cord and bone, then thrust the other hind
leg through the aperture, and put the sheep back
over the fence, which went off hobbling on three
legs.
Siker soon after discovered the sad plight hi.
sheep WAS in, and he knew very well who Was the
cause Of 1t; but he concluded 10 take things
coolly, and await some favorable opportunity Ia
revenge himself
Presently, Buncc's old SOW broke into S,rer',
field, when he csuch; her, and with a sharp knife
cut her mouth almost from ear To- ear. ard turned
her back.
When Bunce discovered this, he went 20 Si
zer's in 4 great rage. and demanded of him what
he did that for. Szer said. Upon NV word.
neichbor Bunce, did not do any such thing
Your o!d sour spiit her mouth laughing al ny
sheep through the fence ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06
Biting n File.

The Free Press continues its attacks upon the
Reform School The last Thursdays issue con.
tanned the following:
"The Reform School at Lansing as ii Off
cially called, is popularity known as lie BOYS
Bastile. IL has obtained that designation from
being in all respects prison, sombre and dreary,
where the more youthful the offender and the
lesser his offence, the longer he Is imprisoned
The child Of twelve years, who has taken but the
first step in nquity, is held tor nine years, while
the youth OF sixteen, more hardened IN crime, Is
detained but five years and there Is no way oil
earlier escape for either than by pardon OF the
Governor. The little fellows congregated there
are in every sense State prisoners. Some OF the
courts. animated by considerations of humanity,
do not, il they can avoid it, send children there
any more. II used to be styled the House OF
Correction, bat the last Lcgi lature changed the
name, thinking thereby TO remove something OF
the odium which had justly been cast upon II"
On the very day on which this stuff was writ
ten, ]. j. Benitcau, democratic deputy-sheriii
of Wavnc county, was in the office Of the Ian
sing Republican, and voluntarily introduced the
subject Of the Reform School, which he had just
visited. Mr. Ientcau j. a man OF humanity and
lnteHgcHct, anu ~ SUCH eta''A I" - ''''' " ~
been struck BIZ the order, regularity and system,
which mark the internal arrangements OF the
Reform School the cleanliness and contcntment
Of the boys, their industry, their appropriate ern-
ploymcnts, and the excellent care OF their moral
and physical condition. Upwards of forty, or
nearly one-haf OF these boys are from Detroit,
which looks a If the courts refusing 10 sentence
boys to this Institution, are, ut all events, not
WAYNE tribunals.
The Institution and it, management elcits the
high commenda,ion of all visitors Of all politics,
as i: did that Of every member OF the present
Legislature, withou, distinction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

ACCIDENT AND DEArH.-The Jackson Citizen
states that +. Mortimer Foster. a Young man,
aged Is years, son of +. N. Foster, Esq, of that
city, left his home about two weeks since, and
Was acting as brakeman on freight train, of
which his uncle, Mr.. +. NJ. Lumbsrd, was con-
ductor, and early in the morning Of the 26th
ult., being thus employed, and the deck of the
cars being vet and slippery with dew, he was in
the act OF braking the train. but having had
very little practice in such employment, his feet
slipped, and he was thrown between and beneath
the cars, and was caught in the brake under the
train, aud one of his legs crushed nearly to the
body.
He was picked up and conveyed to Joliet, as
soon as possible, and amputa,ion of the injured
limb was performed as soon as medical aid could
be procured; but he survived the operation but
few hours, though he appeared to revive after
the operation until a few moments before he
died, which was about O'Clock, P. NJ, nine
hours after he received the injury.