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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-08
TWENTY-SlGTI NATIONAL ANTI.SLAVERY
SUBSCRIPTION
IN The month Of Htnua,y merit, in Boston,
1860.

In O year when Americana finds themselves cit
liens of q country W ere the African slave trade
is going on, and slave-hunting unforbidden. and
sheltering the fugitive indicted as a crime, and
the leading religious and political influences go
dead to this public shame as to discountenance
legislative reform, we are confident that we have
only to open our subscription in order to be becom-
ingly and efectually sustained by the awakening
virtue of the people, in the enterprise to which our
lives are given.
We e~ntreat, then, all the friends Of Liberty, and
and the foes Of Slavery, everywhete, in the South
as at the North-in EUROPE as In America-phi
~losopbers as veil as Christian, Catholics no les,
than Protestants, to subscribe to a fund and
mode of expenditure which prepares the way be
fore every sect, every party, every association
which makes oil other mems anti-slavery labor
light, and which has. for six and twenty years
been laying the foundations Of many generations
so as to exclude slav,ry from American institu.
tions, and secure to posterity those blessings OF
liberty which the last generation passed away
without enjoying.
The UNDERSIGNED, while asking the favor Of
their subscribers company, on their customar
Anniversary occasion, are impelleG by the good
ness ind the s-dhdsut of The enterprise. by it,
indispensable necessity, by the universal and fund
amental character OF its principles, to entreat alsc
the assistance Of all. The crisis in the nation
life makes the occasion-one which will be wortl
crossing the ocean to participate in. And Will
thanking our European friends for their gcnerou
cooperation of last year with America, we ask it
continuance yet a little longer, till q spirit of de
votedness adequate to this great worldestsrptiz
shall have been here awakened.
From this day forward through the year we b
gin to arrange our efforts. and e~soromi.e gu
means, greater or smaller as the case may be. t
meet this great national claim and we desire al
who would see slavery abolished, and truth, homo
peace, liberty and safety in righteousness restored
to meet US at its close, for cheer, counsel, sacrifice
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-08

S. CoNvENTIoN.-We are indebted to some one
who, we know not-for a Pamphlet containing the
proceedings Of the above named Conversion. held
at Columbus, 10 August last. 49,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-08

MARIA W. CHAPMAN, LYDIA D. PARKER,
MANY MAY, ELIz4 F. EDps,
Louisa LoRING, AsnY fRANcfs,
ELIZA LEE FOLEY, SARAH Russell MAJ,
L. MARIA CHILD. ABBY KELLEY FosftR,
HENRIETTA SARGENT, SARAn II. SotrHwIcK.
ANNE WARREN WESTON, EvELINA A. S. SMITH,
MARY GAR CHAIRMAN, ANN REBEccA BRAMHALL,
HELEN ELIZA GARRISON, AUGUSTA G. KING,
SARAH SHAW RUSSELL, ELIZABETH Won ARNAN,
FRANCES MARY ROBBINS, ANNA SHAW GREENE,
CAROLINE WESTON, ELIZA APTHoRP,
MARY WILEY, ANNE LANcDoN ALGER,
SARAH BLAKE SHAW. MARYELizAnErHSAacsST
SUSAN G.. CABOT, MATTE GRiFrfrs,
ELIZA ANDREW.
Ras~Editors of journals friendly to The cause
arc, for its sake, earnestly entreasSd to oblige us by
giving tho above invitation or insertion ; and oul
friends everywhere I'LL confer the greatest favol
on us, and a 5eneat to the cause and the country
by bringing it to the notice of the friends of Free
dom,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-08

SOPHIA E. WALKER, Editor.
BLooxER & WATKoUs. Proprietors.
, 1859-01-28

however, be brought into the House By courte-
81, with view of obtaining decision On their
separate merits. Tbs Committee have decided
that they will report no loan bill With
out o revision Of the tariff attached, and hare
fixed the amount at 325, ,ooo,W:O TO fund the
Treasury notes aud pay the interest thereon.
The loan to be payable ct pleasure after two
yenrs srd before six
ALI parties are in qusndary abou: the tariff.
1t seems 10 be understood that the Republicans
and Pennsyiysnia Democrats will generally sup
port specific duties, but the majority of the D.
mocrass, rather than do this, will let the tariff
stand ns it is. even II they hare to come to di.
rect taxation to support the Government. The
result may be the passage Of the 325. .eoo, 900
loan bill. and nothing more for the relief Of the
Government during the next fiscal year
WAsuISGTOS, Jan. a7.-Frm information re-
ceITed ut the Treasury, it is estimated that about
one-fourth Of the recent 10000 900 has already
been paid in. The ouly certificates nj stock Is
yet is:uel are to the Bank Of the Metropolis,
Washington, Tor sl00, 900.
Tie Indian Office has received dispatches from
Minnesota, stating that hosti1ities arc again
threatened by the Sioux aul lankton Indians.
Prompt measures bave been taken by Commis-
sio1er Ieuser.
, 1859-01-28
War in lowa--.Aii about a County seat

War in loWa---Aii about County seat.
On Monday the 18th in.s-, " We learn tom
the Asrirtta uowu) Ezprtss, company Of men
from the neigaboring town Of Marshall {b1.h in
Marshall County,) entered tue place and car
sied If three prominent citizens Of Marietta
who had recently oiliciated rs judges Of an elec-
slou to decide tue question Of county seat for
the said county. Arrived Ut Marshall, one Of
the prisoners, Judge Smith. WAS informed that
there WAS great dauger Of his being lynched un-
less be re canT0ssed the returns and declared
Marshal! the winning town. After some further
Intimidation Judge 5. made out the required
certificate declaring Marshall the county sest,
on The to'l' ~ipg mur1ing traia Of wagons
loaded with ned mtn followed by about fo1ty
persons on loot with musk4ts on their shoul.
ders. entered Marlettu with The intention Of car.
rslng oil the county records, A:., but they were
ne' Ut the court house By the c;sz-ns Of Muri-
et1a and repulsed without bloodshed. The next
day the couE, houAe WIS guarded By about four
hundred armed men, bu. DO further sttenp,
Was h1ade to take the record8.
, 1859-01-28

- Hostctter's celebrated Stomach Bittera
have By merit Of their tonic and other medicn.
al virtues scquired d celebrity and popularity
heretofore unknown. This fact has induced IN.
pripcipled parties here and elsewhere to couu.
terieit and initiate thia preparation. and palm it
OF to the uasuspectin8 OF nnprincipied dealers,
who will retail it upon ths reputation of tho
geauine article, thus not only endangering
hea',h and life By the use of this vile mixture
thus sold, but are robbing the pocket
also. Tue most prominent operator in
this nefarious business thus far brought
to our notice. is fellow By The
na.ne Of Clark who prepared the mix:u1e and
retls Hostener'a empty bottles which are
re labelled With counterfeit aud spurious LABEL
and the cork covered with tin.foil. thus they are
large dealer in this counterfeit article, which
could not be sold 1t any price were i. not for
tho genuine Hostester's Bittera: We csution
the public to dodge these impoaters and see our
, 1859-01-28
From New York.

sEw ioRK, Jan. a7.-The s.enm tug U. Da.
rant. islng II I'D HOOK Polu:, was burned this
morning. Partially Insured.
ire last night 1T Stateu Island destroyed
barn adjoining The Seaueu's Retreat, be;ousipK
to Mr. Vanderbilt. II was undoubtedly se; on
lire. but situated some dis:1uce from the Our.
nntlne grounds.
, 1859-01-28

Iowa City, Jan. 25.-S4muel Saaiadug, one
Of tie parties INDICTED sur the murder ii Eoyd
Williams, some months rzo, who hus been On
ir1a' here during The past week, lss been pro.
noupceo % guilty vi murder III tie sccood degree.
ihe cuse will pFobabIy be ..kcu up to the Su.
1'reh.e Euufl On L bill Of executions
, 1859-01-28

News from the Lccompton Charter.
Our readers will find some important news
affecting the progress and transmigratlnns Ct
the Dyer Charter, ou tile second pugc ot this
lailtf.
, 1859-01-28

sss- Audrew1, 81 South C.ark street. has
just received u large aud beautiful assortment
OF Valentines which country dealcrs will do
we'll to examine. He also baa all Lutte papers
and magazines, and large stock of noyels.
, 1859-01-28
l~OGAL MATTERS.

In Intro 5uclng the Punch Cigars to the smok.
era OF Chicago. we need only refer to the euyi-
able reputation which thev have won for them
selves in the city Of Nex York du1iug the short
interval since their trss importation. Tbe fame
Of Punch Cigars spread like wild Ere, and 30
rapid and unex pecsed WAS their lisp into popu-
their Gales to that city aions until the receipt Of
further shipments.
Oar determination to start with the best brand
in the market. mad to supply deficiency always
notorious in this city. has stimulated Us 10 eve-
n exeEtioo to stcure the first s4le of the Punch
Cigars
For the present ne shall sell onlY the
PUNCH CIGARS
PUNCH CIGARS.
PUNCH CIGARS.
Back Rayner's new Prescription Drug store.
No. IS CLARK street, opposite the Court House.
, 1859-01-28

FRIDAY koaNIE3. JANUARY 28. 1853


CoMNEUCE or CHICAGO.
The full ;..stl elaborate rryirw OF the Gem
nrrce ni Chicago aud If its Public and Prl-
y:ltn improvements iar the Year 1So6, rus.-
1stcd in this journal IN thu lst inst, has lrcu
Issued in !'alup'sict form, and may lie bad Il;
te pnEss AND TNlBCSE, Counting I;notn, No.
43 Clark street. up stails, Partles WHO Mll"d
to get copies of the paper 10 :cud to their
friends Abroad, can nov have their u1.lers
filled.
, 1859-01-28
BURNS FESTIVAL.


We h0vo few mere left, of the rRksB AND
TR1BuSR, containing fall mud accurate report Of
the Baros Festival, held in this city on the 25th
inst. Price FIVE CENTS euch in wrapperB
, 1859-01-28

advertising columns for tho names of respecta.
bic merchants and druggists for the genuine or.
tcle- The genn1ne Hostetter Stomach BitteEs
hare been Impressed in the glass of.the bottle.
also in the cap covering the cork. AID the labels
bear the Autograph Of "Hostester Smith,
Pittsburgh, RI. ja26 11*
, 1859-01-28

81 All rar;i-s hasine Lil!s against Lie Coss,-
Hittec Of Tie nurts Festival, Ut tie s.: An.lrrs'
ooc''ts are n1ut-tt. to scn.l them tc-,lay {Ff;
dayl to john Suwast, TX IT'D. Past Office,
, 1859-01-28
THIt, CT1,v.

MErEo"otnGlcAL l:KcoEn kept by J. II. Reed 4
Ca, A:otAcc1Tic, and Chemists, III anu l4i Like
street:
"tahtsda5. JaH 2. "Wednesday. Jan. -
t.; 'i&:5;*I e; G:r ~; !, 1''E::*fT:; e :>4
, 1859-01-28

tE- We understand that coacert for the
benefit Of Crawford, the Scotch vocalist, who
sang IN the Burns Festival Concert with 60 much
acceptunce to the audience. will be given in
short time, due notice Of which Will be given,
, 1859-01-28
important to Printers,


Large As*oFtment OF Printing materf.
als for Sale.
Ft>HE CONSOLIDATION UF TIE PRESS
~ " fs'n0sx has siyen isry4 duplicate A.
svn . o. ef1ef'rs r for We have about
49, oos OF Ieb Book and News Type IN Inn. ~ <ft
Hn1ae5. A. thu Aeu : Ia rsoi or,er: uueb of
H,a., ' ue* offered Tor Sal pr1ntr1 Il IS 70
vdf catalogue embraces The ouov "a sr4,e+. n N.
pf1ce5 FAMED: " as AaeeAs ~ 5oo
9b Job Casea
SCH.ses for ior snee re-, 3N It q per :ea: discount
= 2 t 5oo Ehh1es, iazs- Al! srnalk II 20 2e. Ct
- IS per c~ut Discount; ~ ~e o1@ ooEej' ~
soes 8ouEseos leader. new. II 25 per cent a,s1orn,
~ 7ps S9pprt'i Faced Bourgeois rood VI osr ceoi
- lbs Mini On. little worn. b, A'
Nq rs Mlaion. ne a1ly nrv -
~ bs BREWER. little Ep5a n
Sales BREWER,
aaFe NO 2stat na1y fonts Of fa.hioo abs Joh
l5oe fos a.e portion o! vhlch Is dcscrIbrtt 1ith
, 1859-01-28

&D' Tltre is i letter III tlr Post Oili.c 1T
'Ilo''nlngfon, ILL.,, lnr James Hyde, ol Til, city,
Which liz can obtain by rcn1iny stamp 10 the
Postmaster or Bloomington.
, 1859-01-28

HASSlpAlASp ST. JOSEPH l.A1LwAr.-Wo call
attention to tae advertisement Of the Hannibal
aud St. Joseph Railway III another column. For
passengers for kaueas aud the new gold belds Ut
md a,ound Pike's Peak, this will prore rupid
and most desirable rouie. L more extended
notice of It will be found il auothtc calunn
, 1859-01-28

- In THE NAME "F THE PHnl',trr, FlGS.r-Figs,
the Ecnualc article. direct fran tIc lo,nuio,s oi
Tilt Prophet, are :syt!ti:el this murng by J, II.
Heed x Gu. They arc capital. Us we eau testify
]''>f The thing ior thc SILK anl not y nuy means
"btl' fcra wr man ",n take
, 1859-01-28

4 GLoR1oUs ACHIEVEMENT Ely GAYE7rr.-
Noshing can exceed the success a=hered BY J.
Q: GaYetty's Medcated Paper tor TIE Wafer
Closet Piles will soon be disease no longer
paper is unequalled IS preventive, aud uuap-
pruechab!e as cure, The proprietors wish it
10 be spoken OF according TO 1ts merits ontv. 1t
il verg cheap-l01v shse,s tor Il; 500 sheets
for 80 cents. Sold br oil druggists, and ut The
discoverer's depot, Al Ann street, New York.
~. G. G4yetsy" is Hutcrmarked in each sheet.
sad bis autograph is on each package. Sent by
express from Al Ann street, New York, upon
receipt Of price. The tr4de are invited to cor
respond as to terms. For sale By J. Il. Reed J.
Co., Wholesale md re..ii druggists. III l. 146
Lake street, Chicago. jao2 on-cC3
, 1859-01-28

lORIG1S
ICertIdcatss 10 e1ptsu hS fist dAy Of Jaouary 19
A1Dnuks 0g,1cE. srA.1 or I111somt

r.-oc,, !, tdoEIS5NA51 &. 4; :, IAN
AEOf'oAs 9,rss s.4M ., 1un::o~l
Wherea4 she Husctd xtre Insurance company,
Is; oee .Re sasa
sp - % =. 5ot A to rEnas s
he stats ef iioosS approved February IT, tx nd -
M e7
dence that t. Is POSSESSED Of e reQulfl amount OF capt.
eecrrtar1 thereof appointing T. Winafth Of Cicaxo
ny.aad iii, Nd aatso1tsnz hn % sekno..
edge seEEics ct Lrocsss for % brhalf Of tad Com
s Be e be s'aa ,sa =,
rS Il 4s ss:S ,F4s and waving al e Of *0r
No.; u se, e s p5959a, 70
counts ii Il 1!nois hereby certify he
aaid Henry L. Mi1u4'th I'd Axsat for the
ii. Mi .hs nm ai,s ~ ia e 5s1l
sl.h:ssn haaa1sd spd .1,, 70 ~ - he a' BE- LEGALLY
il tss:oa3 .sszsst ~ ss5$;iato :a1:ssa =,
'1-' u'ee4'a oA' " 1rssE i Z. DGBoA Auditor p.A
II. E. NILLAlRTH, 4sent,
ia7 colin Coratr 5:utn Water and Clark. IT,
CTArEAEsT OF THE CONDITION or
- she s.x,ta r. Io.as,7es comg.a, et ne e1 ot
iii iii he & Law ~ q hInots' - ~ ~ IL '''41S '''''
F4-Tbe name OF the Company Is the Slasars Hire IN.
Genraa,. md loeated IA hs Ci5 .ad sssss
Inc .moans oflt. Capital Stock Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars
TouS1h-I c.ah On land aad in the hacas Of
J. No Real E4t4ta
/ l. 5h1e: re-: Ss. ss, 1ort 1r, City rsSs1as .s
se1sn brsoil1n cay Water Iosu
per ceut bonds. ..........47,nO5
eiI Hudson River haiiFoad lst
laorssAe per cent... a9,5uu-4f. 5c1oo
Debts due the eoEpan1 secured hy
bonds Aod uottk8ses. beiux al
drst Lens md Of which nero
than 4!t0 0lU l. upon properly
worth double the ano5nt mort
Kaged thereon n 2 cent nterett 11111,Q
). Luacs Bi-cks PAYABLE on Do.
ssssa,. ,....-....................... -: ~ G.ao5..,
& Debts for lreEo' 'uuos ...-s.......-.. ~ Sd
!. AT other securities. 85o IL
Total As,e.s of ths Company.
Nfth-The Company oEes no bank or other
.cTe1noF5-. none
a11t5-Loe1es Adi19ted md duo. nome.
aeten.h-Losses adustrd md not uue.....-... none.
HEh.a-Losses M naalusted.....---...-.-.... 3aQat0
Nzth So suaoeosc Hait!n. further proof 400 70
1enh-No other cl2In6 AE A2olt tho tompAQy.- mona.
Total Of Liabilities Of tho Conpany........4 Iaooo
Heveuth-The k7eatest amount Insured h, any
No GENERAL rules On theae points.
Twelfth | but e4doua e1ceedIrx 4tAQu
Thirteenth aod alcx.e Etak In tho catJ, md
H. B. wILLMARTH. Aren't.
ia:11u-elm Corner Gat md Boasa Waia stfeet.
, 1859-01-28

A1- The repetition Of thu burn, Ft.+sisl! Con-
cert on Wednesday evening", MAS complete sllc.
e|'ss. Tie Attendance WIS la-gt. anil the vari,;1s
per>on> who took part in the performance, HI
sIGittcd themselves in Il most crrt1ial'e .nlnupr.
Nocoucer: ever given III this city attracted ,nurc
just aud enthusiastic admiration.
, 1859-01-28

H5- Wheeler e. Wilson's Sewing Machines,
Nortu-Ncatern Office lG1 aud lG9 Lake street.
GEO. L Cu1TrESDES, Agent,
, 1859-01-28
5.lno OF P1ummers' and Gas F1tters'
BRASS WORK
Wla be sold At s5x dLcoon: from lit Pr!ees,
Thos. George & Co.
Il. T.. Crane Il k3O

7. ". Galts War1rr. rnaln,tfS { Fru>tr.
MANUFACTURES uE RAILROAD
4f1 CARS Portable ALI. sAsI"na1y
Steam Engines and Bt,iltrs,
rtAhlr circular SAA nuis Nh1r P.s"n Gutter,
A1d AReu:4 the aAtt ear..e fcYs SUI earn 4.i'r
And B.lA.
Engine and Hand i4ntht+,
Upright Drills. W-e.! MAh.n-ry "urra:y >An t!- AE!s
Hide Steam anil HuL4ari Hrnss Work
POWER AND HAND rLAHEaS. ETC.
~ Ea4tsnys snt Mil Gearing male /. lrder.
EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO. ILL.,
x4rk +ioou%-"1ATES CO."
r. 4A1ks....-...E. T. %AnSEH. ......r. cHlA1k1.
l. u. ~AASkx...,.-.....-..n D. X. F"&tKR.
ApHl11 lXx-
, 1859-01-28

n0- Tile man WIN sli] lie hal "ratl,rr he
U1Sh thau he 4'r'sil"nt' undoubtedly had lollu
Wright, ol1r capital caterer AMI prince Of good
trcdcrs, i'll his eye John WrSh,'s Restaurant, op-
posc tllc Court luusr, en- C:u:k st1ect. is ut all
mral hours llaantedby hungry seekers utter places
III his table, and 10 enc goes away empty. Mark
flI.f
, 1859-01-28
NM advertisements.

~. H. scRiTE', 4t7< <'i'iy t3s,u. s. De1-7-ra-..
- ''.@'' A. e'eite -4tr5te5eay f3- s oai uu u
@-+4'et3 4aIe7HW khe -No1th-NtN. ia1 bgei II
, 1859-01-28

= The ladT's name who was thrown from
baggy BY q runaway horse. on Wednesday, IN
account of which WAS published yesterday, was
Mrs Marx. wife Of ur. har1, OF the firm Of
fe!tbenHal Marx, grocers Oh Milwaukee nve.
uue, Who owned the horse. There was child
in the buggy With Mrs, Marx, who, es we'll az
tAe lady. cscsped ruy serious injury.
4 EEUTE.-A warrant wae issncd yesterday
by Justice Akin for the arrest OF James Ser.z,
3 Bohemian, who ia charged by his daughter.
Mary Sertz girl Of about Ii ycars, with violent
II bentin9 her, and also With the unnatural
crime of trying to corrupt her in most c.imi.
mi nuuner. The brute will probably be a.-
res.ed todey, aud brought before tho Police
Court for examination.
NIFE heating Patrick McCarroll aud John
IIcaley were brought To tue Arn,ory yesterday,
for beating aad maltrcating thrir wives. Patrick
struck his wise severe blow IN the head with .
club, making Il friglsful wound, which rendered
her scnsees. for some time. Tic WAS fined $50,
Hcalcy was found guilty Of kicking aud heating
bis witc IN promiscuous manner, when she ii in
closc proximity to maternity. Judge Akin fined
lin $lb and sent lin 10 the Brilcwcli fur 80 Gays
pohucE.-The cases yesterday before the Po-
lice Court were as follows:
Mary Ann Conley, drunk tad disorderly, s.;
Ellen Daley. do, 80; Il. Il. Goodwin, do, Is !;
Richard D~5er. do. IS; Mary vose, do. SO;
James oHsrran, DO. f15; Kober. Montgomery,
do, t.; Patrick Brudy. do. md vagabond, SO.
Patrick brndy, accused Of stealing lumber
from Rai|rosd. WAS discharged.
Mary Ann Aessuore larceny ond yaeaaucy.
&l0.
Patrick McCsrroi, arrested for beating hia
wife. was fined SEQ; and John uealey, for the
same offence, vas fined go, and sent to the
Brldewell tor 80 days.
WAoGERlEs OF 1nE W1ck ckEp.-Tho wicked ones
Who inhabit the city prison, under the Court
House. make themselves merry, and provoke
the mirth Of the gaping crowd Of loungers out
side, bg posting or the Windows Of their .part.
nents notices like the following:
APARTMENTS TO LET:
Bee the ehe!id."
"BoARDEEs WASTEp:"
and others Of like pnrport.
These notices like oil advertising. bring lurpe
numbers Of customers. who, although the rules
'of the house are rather arbitrary as to what
they shall eat, what they shsll drink, and the
Aours for retiring. are compelled, sometimes
much against their will, to accept the accommo-
datioua, and be content.
pKRsoaAL-Ar. and Mrs Mozart left This
city On Wednesday LIST for Now York. where
they inland herAaftar !.
, 1859-01-28

BOARD, WITH UNE OR TWO WELL,
IL Furnished Rocns wan.ed b5 a acrn,1en., .n4 ~.
WIS N arts7eetaole aad let tnvate faml y wita ten
y h M. Txx tfo Lake street Bridge Address K"P
, 1859-01-28

1ssOLUTION OF CO-PARTSERSHIp.-
The Co heretofore ex!,tIo between thr
Ia the Lumber husine3s ueder tae name Of
hSonedy Day til dissolved b. nutual ecnsert
Az acc uca due bs a.d owing to the late 5m Vii b.
essu oF Eotatzes Day. VITO Aore Is horze IA us,.
'-e a:H' uan1e ID lQrdalon- JN0. ". KENNEDY,
Chicago. Ja1ua5y = 1s5a ~; ,r.
, 1859-01-28

pxRsoaA--ar. and Mrs. Mozart left this
city On Wednesday last for Now York. where
they intend heEeatser to permanently reside.
, 1859-01-28

~@@N y 09 WIN lie was tIGfE |QmD-
ertz was at-work in the shop TINT day.
IQues.ion IS to the child objected 10 br the
deieuce- Mr.. Haren stated that be proposed
to show the child WAS born dead through the
wilfu treatment OF prisooer, 10 show the relation
Of the parties
II, ldn -irnaan urged that it was irrelevant
and illegal 10 attempt to ahow in the course Of
trial Tar one murder, another murder Of child
unborn.
-lr. -1IcIlpy thought evidence OF, tue mint
mght come III 1T sane~ stage Of tile case. II not
before, certainly to rcbut testimony z, to char
acter.
-Hr. Haren urged ii, almi@4ibIli,y rs directly
shoNsus the relations Ut the parties.
1he Cu'lTt held that any tcstinl my showing tue
rclat:an Of thc parties was competent. Witness
might state anything within her knowledge ~ to
tile Treatment Of deccaseI by pr's91er at tue time
Of the lEih Of the child or the general manner Of
their life.
iHr; Yen dr1acn urged that unler ono ind:ct-
ment tor one crime. eTidencc going to show au-
other amounting ~ felony WAS not admissible,
~ ~ aiuleT-Did 10, sec Jumpertz that day;
me Guild WAS born in tue morning. g. How long
DID the c!l!!d live? 4. 1t was Stub ,rn.
Answer objected 10 by defence, and exception
birth? -
Objected to by defence, aud sustained,
g. When did sophie leave Milwaukee? Il, On
tue ID OF March; prisoner had lef before Christ.
mas prccedng-ealnot tell the date
Z. Immediately previous to her coming to Chi.
caEo, did you converse with her ul .ut coming?
Il. Did nut talk much about it. About mouth
before she came, We .alkel s,,tne about It. Ko.w
OF her receiving letters from Jumper;z. It was
shortly after he had LETT.
G. State the contents Of the latter
Objected to, and objection sustained. With
dra*u for the present.
4. Saw no other letters
q From her own statement do you know
why Sophie left MilTaukeey Iobjeeted to br
detence-oveEruled- exception taksn.l 4. Be.
csuse Jumper11 wrote that she should come:
she gave ms no other reason; knew their
things pretty we'll; they we're sold when she
came. q. Do you know why2 [0bjected to-
oVeF7uled ] 4. The defendant told ne he vrote
her to sell The thinga
-1r. ldn 4Tmaa moved to s.rike ont tha nm.
s"er Is consisting Of what Sophie aaid. which
could not establish the contents Of the letter.
7Ae Court in overruling ths motion held that
my eonversation between them relative 70 their
, 1859-01-28

7nE TESTIMONY.
Hrs. Atante h1ehs ttoora {Ffaucis De phn}
sworn as lnserpreter) )-Ltve OF Milwaukee; knew
JunpeTtz from June. 1857, to March, 1855. ,hc
time he was in Milwaukee; he mas a barber. .
knew Sophie Werner; they lived in house NJ ri
TO me Ia johnson street; can't tell how long
never was in the house SAW them often sun.
posed Jumpertz was her brother; never heard
II from him; he neTtr spoke 10 me at all: af.er
They left Johnson street they lived in Market
street; they occupied the cellar and main door :.
upttr room was occupied b; one Rabe Was at
tht11 house in Market street q uumber Of times.
Know nothing particular about the confinement
OF The woman she told me Of it once; the child
was born Of Sunday morning; dou't kno1
what month; can't say within three or four
weeks aor certain don't think It was ove7 q
month; have seen Sophie Werner writo
several times; oaw her write ths- Inst
letter she sent away, few dsys befvre
abe lett for Chicago; c.n't eay just how
long before Ihe came; WIS ct the house:
soonto IN Rome measure know the letter II [
sa~ 1t agaln, hut not certainly; it wns on blu<
paper; II WAS common letter sheet, Of the
osua! size; "a letter produced single hulf. leet
on wA1t< paper,) cau't say as 10 the writing; she
1sote smaller and CLOSER: she wrote better
id mana It WAS blue paper on full sheet; On the
teHet sa* two pages aud a half were written
ton tnst shown but two psges) the paper wa
anont thu size-fuli letter sheet-there ma an-
other hall to it. Sophie cana to bid mo good.