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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

The WEEKLY ENPIRE, containing vast
amount of General News, Political and other
Intelligence, any quantity of Miscellaneous
Reading, together with Local News, the Chi
cago, Toledo, New York and Cincinnati Mar
kets of to-day, and the news from all parts OF
the country by telegraph up to FIVE o'clock
this afternoon, will be issued tomorrow morn
ing.
The WEEKLY EHFIRE is printed tonight and
mailed in time for all the early mails, so that
it will reach nearly all the post offices in this
section Of the State Saturday afternoon.
p6s- Remember, the WEEELY EMPIRE is the
largest newspaper in ohio, being DotBLE
SHEET (making it really foo papers) contain
ing forty-eight columns weekly
p6B- For terms see Prospectus in another
column.
Rag- Single copies may be had at our count
ingroom Price FIVE cents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William kmmer, No. l424.
against Superior Court Montgom-
DURSUANT 10 M order Of the superior court of
j Montgomery county, Ohio made in the above
at its April Term 1860 and to me directed, shall
offer ut public auction NJ the door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio. 81
% Saturday, juno lGfh, 1sG0 W ta
Between the hours Of and four o'clock y. m. Of sad
day the following described real estate, situate in the
county OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio, 10 wits PMt
OF the east half Of section % township p aud range q
between the Miami rivers beginning on the south line
Of ten lott lot sodly Robert Weed TO Martin Stef
n 10 poles east Of the southwest corner Of sd stef
fms lot and running from thence ~ S9' east 10 poles
to the south east corner Of said stettns lots thence N.
~ west 56-b poles 10 acOIner OF sad Steins lot,
pole south Of Eggrys south linei thence on stefns
line n 500 enst 1858 poles to the centre Of the Dayton
and Wilmington turnpike road; thence with the centre
Of the same south 454o east l5-7 poles 10 a stone;
thence south ~ east bj poles ton sone thence south
s91So west % poles 70 rtonej thence n. u west
poles 10 the place Of beginning containing twelve ncres
and my perrhes, or less This property IL 10 he
sold on jndqnentin favor Of William Kramer, and
against Andrew Hordor et. al.
The above property has been appraised nj So $780, and
connot sell for less than two.thirs the appraised value
Terms Of sale, cash. N. H. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court
J. A. JORDAN Atty. myl2wtd
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sHERIFF's SALE

AndrewJ J. cnbt"ge 4 wife,l Case No 1889.
W, Monthly SuDpror Cnnrt
Peter Miller In Partition W.
pursuance oil an Order Of Sale ssu0d nom the su
J. periOr Court Of Montgomery county IN the above
case To me directed, will offer 1T public sale nt tho
door Of the Court House In Dayton in said county an
saturday, the - dGyef JiAs, 1860 n
AZ o'clock y. IN. OF said day, In lot number thrcN
OF lots In the city Dayton In the county Of Montaom.
cry, In the State OF Ohio This property IL situated near
the new Freight Depot Of the DAYTON and Michiqan
Railroad There is small comfortable frame htnise
ON the PROMISES and offers excellent opportunity or
~ person OF small means 10 secure good home.
said premises have been appraised at 5000
Terns-One third cash, one third In one year and
third In two years. the deferred payments 10 hear
interest and he secured by mortgage.
JOHN MILLS, Sheriff
iHos' b. lILroN, Attorney ap27d2aNtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
nlsY- NM Prince of Wnles. dnrinr his Vii

nay The Prince of Wales, during his visit
TO Niagara, will be lodged at the residence Of
the late Mr. Zimmerman. Every visitor 10
the Falls win remember this delightful place
II is situated ON the Canada side, but few
rods from the Clinton House, and commands
noble views Of the Cataract The mansion
itselfis surrounded by luxurious foliage, while
an elegant fountain before II adds to the beau
ty Of the grounds 1t is expected that the
young Prince will visit Ottawa and Toronto.
At Kingston the people are fitting up the
Crystal Palace for his reception, and he will
officially inaugurate the new Crystal Palace at
Montreal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

against Superior Court, Montgomery
Henry kimea, ct, al. County, o.
DURsANT 10 order Of the superior court OF Mont
IL gomery county Ohio, made in the above case az
s April term, 1900 and 10 directed, shall offer at
public auction pt the door Of the Court House, in the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county Ohio,
On Saturday, June 100, 1860
Between the nours Of and four o'clock d. M Of said
day the following described real estate situate In the
county Of Montgomery and state of Ohio, TO wit; -Four
off Of the east end Of lot No. nine g) on plat
chanceTy records u 362, described follows begin
ming at the n u. corner OF said lot nine a) thence
80 west 40 far m line drawn souhwardy Vt right an
west bank Of the Miami river at low water mark will
make four acres, situate IN \. "a, T. 2, X. 0, T.
Said property s 10 be sold on Judgment in favor Of
Jacob Hikes, aud against Henry Rines, et al.
The above property has been appraised at two hun
dred and seventy five dollars s275 and cannot be sold
for less than two thirds the apprasement Terms of
sale, cash. ~ ". JORDAN
Master Commissioner superioro court.
J. A. JORDAN, Atty my2wtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. s.--Aftert the bloom
ing is over in June the shoots should be cut
down to a strong bud, thus throwing the
strength ofthe plant into the formation Of new
wood, that will again bloom. II this Is not
done few flowers may be expected during the
rest of the season II is best TO hinder the
June towering altogether The after blooms
are much better, and more numerous, Pinch
out the buds as soon as they appear,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
James r. Young, !
Superior Court, No. la7. q

James r.. Young
against Superior Court No 1s47 b
Mary A. Deiclg, et. nj. ~ =
DuksUANT to an order Of the Superior Court of
J. Montgomery county, Ohio, made Ia the above case
ut It's April term, 4. d. 1860 and me directed shall
oer az public auction at the door Of the Court House IN
the CITY Of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery and
On Saturday. June gfh, 1860
Between the hours Of and four clock d. m ofaaid
day the following described lands and teneinents stl
ate IN the city OF Dayton, county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio and bounded md described AZ fnllwa io
wii;Al that parcel Of land known and desRnntad on
the plat oi sud city of Dayton lot numbered three
thousand two hundred and seventy (27i the same
Thonas and n. r. Brown Fh RI NsH'' .
said property isto be sold Judgment IN favor of
said james r. Young against Mary A. DeiulS, et AL
The above property has been appraised nj sI2b and
cannot be sold lor less than two thirds the appraised
value. Terms Of sale cash n NJ JORI}{N
Master Commissioner, Superior Court
D. sHITH, Attorney, nydlastd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
Continued.

BY referring TO an article on the outside OF
tO-days's paper, the reader win perceive that
the irresponsible eonHiet" between our friend
of the Gazette and Sheriff MILLS, is continued
The last number Of the Gazette pours q per-
feet brOadsids into the sheriff 'Iis pleasant
70 see brethren dwell together In unity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
N0TICE IN PARTITION.

rrARy nOyIE and Emma boyle, minors, children
NJ ,t heire M Law of Margaret Boyle Formerly Mar.
80, Weli.,rl icccascd, ind john Webber, Of Mont
,or,ery county Ohio, Henrietta WehhM and Willnm
vs,cr minors children and helrs at hw of Noal Web.
w., Je,eased nf Lucnr county ohioi Robert Mebber,
gcorge Welier, james Weiacr Anna Mara Weber
widow nj Robert Webbcr, scn deceased, nng Jeinl-
ma Ludwig, formerly deniima Wcbbcr) OF Nendeh'
bnrgh county, In the stnte OF Indiana.
,ltekc notice That on the gld day Of April, A. ~
,s,n a netition wns filled against them w the Superior
sn,1t IL Montgomery county, ohio, BY IhomM Web
,r and Il now pcnding wherein said Thomas Webber
demands partition Of the following desod real estate
to if lots numbered i75l 100 and ll0U, Of the TO.
,.,l nntners of lots In the city OF Dayton, IN the
canty of Montgomery and State Of Ohio, and that NJ
the June term, \. d. 1851 o. rg,d eonrt appiieluon
,hat nartitlon inay be made of said promises. Dated
I'M Jld day Of April, 1890, ny $500.
srglilwfd fHOa. n. TiLrON, AWyfor Petner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
MASTER COMMIssIONERIs sALN.

'0""'0S@ Ssanlt asrs"""D' supcifoil fl Coz, Court Of
Albert v. Mcclure ct. al J Montgomery Co., o.
Montgomery county, Ohio made IN the above case
nj the April term, A. d. 1890, and 10 directed shall
ir at public auction nj tho door Of the Court House
in the city Of Dayton, In the county OF Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio. NW n
On Safurioy ne lGh day Of JuHe 1890
Betwean the hours OF mud four o'clock D. m. 0fsnid
lay the following described real estate situate In the
city of Dayton, county ~ Montgomery and state Of Ohio,
10 wit, Lots numbered three thousand one hundred
and ninety, (39O) three thousand One hundred AMI
ninety one (3sl and three thousand one hundred and
ninety two (lgZ) and three thousand one hundred md
ninety three, (3l6D designated the revised plat OF
said city.
This property IL TO be sold on Judgment IN hyor of
Jonathan Harshnan against Albert D.. Mcclure e. nl
The above property has been appraised ut six thol-
sand eight hundred dollars (GsiO and cannot he sold
for less than two thirds Of said appnisement. Terms
of sale, cash. j. NJ. CLEGti
Master Commissioner superiorc court.
i. A. JoRpAS, Atty for plH inyl2diRwtd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

THE ASHLAND UMoN-This paper has
changed hands, HoRAoe +. KSAPP, ESQ, the
late editor, having sold the establishment to
JoHS J. J4coBs, Esq The UniOa is the Dem
ocratic paper for the county Of Ashland We
Wish Il abundant success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE-IN PARTITION.

OLENCY, Sidney Clency, Megdalena
Michael Daniel Michael Sarah limerick, Jacob
H,,rcir Elizabeth Dls William Dils Elizabeth Hean,
Jecob Hearn Sarah Wikof, BARLEY u. Mikoft Freder
~ WoC Joseph Wolf Frederick Brown, William
I,rovn Henry brown, Catherine w. Brown, James a.
prorn Jane ~ baldwin and --- Baldwin,
Will take notice that petition was filed aWunst them
an the bth day " April is00 IN the superior Court Of
Chrisiena Allison where the same II now pending,
wherein Jesse O. Allison and Chrstenn Allison demand
partition OF the following rel eslate 20 wit-state "a
e county OF Montgomery and State Of Ohio, the south
vest nunrter Of secti0n No ~, Of township No, p la
range h. of lands between the Miami rivera lexetpi 20
acres thereof devised by will OF Frederick Fox, to one
Fredrricl a. Foxl containing lba ncres more OF cssi
AMI M the me term 1860 Of said court the said jesse
a. Allison and Chfstena Allison viii apply oran order
that partition may be made Of said premises. Dated,
w JESSE g. ALLISON
CHRISTINA ALLISON
49,, g,. Atfv aDinw1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

oGAce--No. 4s Jsnsrsen street, Dayton.
DUY and sell Exchange Gold Silver, Uncnfrent Bank
~ Notes, and discount approved business paper @
lev rates. Je4ml6lawtfW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
MADA'AE R. CROMPI0N,
THE GREATEST
AStrOlOgiSt 4 Female Physician
NJ o w LrvrN O.

N O w L I " I N q
HAS arrived again IN this City and can he found at
her residence ON Jefferson between First and Sec
0nd streets.
Madame g. having been endowed with this glorious,
wonderful and sublime gin Of Prophecy has astohished
thousand by revealing the hidden mysteries Of the past
present and the future prospect of life apperainng to
Business Love- Marriage, C0urtship LOSSES law Mat
ters and sickness Death Of Friends Relatives mt
distance She will also inform ladies and gentlemen
how 10 select agreeable partners for M and restore
perfect tranquility between husband and wife.
Madame 9. has travelled extensively for the past few
years both in Europe and the United States, and has
never yet fuled TO give entire satisfaction 10 n The
public will bear In mind that Madame g. X the greatest
Astrologst and CairyOyant that has ever visited our
city. she may well he called the wonder Of the world
TO THE SICK Madame q. wishes to call the ntten-
ton Of the public to the following Diseases Fits Apo
plexy, Palsy Sore Eyes Deafness and all other Chronic
Diseases that flesh and blood heir to- In the treat.
men Of which she cannot he eNcelled she has a So
cre connected with her profession which enables her 10
obtain Information which hc derived from no other
source She has also in her possession the celebrated
ROCK DIAMOND, from Africa in which persons can
see their future partners, friends or others.
Ds Persons wishing 10 consult Mad Crompion CON
cerng this mysterious art mud human destiny can h.
accommodated by calling Mt her residence, Jefferson
street between First and Secnnd streets Dayton, o.
Hours Of consultation nom o'clock 4. NJ, to0 T.. NJ
Terms reasonable
P.s--Persons having lost, or had property of amy
kind stolen, viii do wei To give Madame q, acnll she
will asacernin tho person or personr With such accuracy
" will Rstonish the most deVout critic. jesw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
aeQaI. 0ua
MAsrER coMmssIoNERs sALR


George narcalow, .... o.. -. a..
W. lHui"u't '"niH NO wv
~ v,r,1e of an order Of lhe superior Court of he
X connty Of Montgomery, Ohio mnde n u. April
-. H 1snD In ne above entitled cnliao, win, on
W." " 1hesdtn. Ianc 10, ison.
Al ,he door OF the Court House IN the cry of Dayton
hrtseen the hours Of two and four O'Clock r. ~ " ntt
dav sei al public outcfy, ~ the hleheN bidacr Inc
described real eatnte, 70 vii lying ~ Mad Rv
~ township, in said county, and being loie nu1ner
~, ,ision III pnn of section u Town uf faner d
,,,.een the Miami Rivers mnde Wy panlel beclse nnn
~. and recoried on plat book IA pages 20 ana y OF
,hc Recofda of Montgomery county.
s.iJ lota are part Of Cox ialln, contain one acre
,aeh and arc well nited for gardening purposes.
H., n ennrnapd NJ ei26, 90 and may sell for $751;
a, CFO w. MALLAMDRE Master Com. !.
IIotr A wALKEn, Attorneys myls-lhwdAW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
Ncm advertisements,
FOR RENT.

TINHE Store Room, No. 10 Main street. Wen adapt.
L ed for Confectionery or Periodical store. Apply
~ JOG ]. Il. KELLY CO., Empire Oifce.
"(tHEESE Az Is CHEEsE"--J. X GEBHART ~
~ Jefferson street has just received, aud will re-
ccye weekly through the seaaon. supply OF that pop
ular edible well known hereabpus as Browns cheese.
II IS pronounced superior to any other brought TO tins
market He has also received very choice lot of resh h
family groceries, and lot ofgood things In the line.
j, X. GEBlARr, 49, Jefferson st.
~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given that there is now pen
IN ding before the CITY Council, Of the City Of Dayton,
petition Of r. W. Steele presented June 9th, 1900 pray
ing for the vacation Of 40 much OF Henry street NJ
tends nom Xena Avenue 10 Clover street
The City Council will take action upon said petition
after the Expiration Of six weeks from the publication ot
this notice. and nag yacnte the same II there be good
and valid objection 70 such 2eti9p,
BY order Of Council,
jeftd ANTiiONY sTEPHANs, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
Durham and ohickering Piano FOrtes,

4 HAVE on hand lot OF The above named Pianos,
i which am desirous ofeosing ont and will sell theln
much below tho usual prices Gall and examine them
M the Plano Headquarters, Huston Hall Building
Ief CHARLES Ellis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
MAsTER CoMMIssIoNERs SALE.
Robert Hoaier,
".
No. las Superior Court.

! ssDosISi. q. d, No. ls' Superior Court.
~ virtue Of an order Of the Superior Court Of ,ha
~ county ol Montgomery Ohio, made AT ~ ortoitss
|eFili A. II lboo IN the nloNe entitled cause will Al
tuesday, juno, 10, 1880. w "
~ Ihe door q the Court House IN tho city Of Dayton
ntWeen the hours Of two and lnur O'Clock n NJ naia
gay sell n public ontcry 70 the highest hdder; he
sghowng rsal estate 70 wt-Lol " being pait Of iet
re ~ a. lpAted In subdivision OF a0lool sseiion
No. 10, In Butler township In said County of Monsanh
cry. Appraised ~ 500, May sell for el0a0T e"'
r ?, LowH, Attorney, myi6lewdav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber & Steam Pipe Filter,
No. 73 JsRerson street,

" ton Ohio. | have on hand large quantity ~ In
and Force Pumps for Wells and Cisterhs, Of Copper
lroni Lend Pipes and Sheet Land also all kinds OF
Brsss Works Pumps, Bath Water Closets and Wash
Stands ixed and repaired ON the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS
Will be put up for al who may desire Them in the very
best style and AZ prices 60 suit tho times viii attel
. order IN this line promptly, and viii guaantee sats
Just received Dot Of Fancy style Pumps, and guam
uty OF ornamental articles IN the line,
can supply Mechanics DstllleIA and Manufacturers
with some Of the best Ilh and Force Pumps In the
statei they will discharge from seven 70 one hundred
and sixty gallons per minute.
All work warranted aud a. low price an the lowest
myi0.u ROBERT OGDEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08
1 8 so.
Ohio White Sulphur Springs,
open to Visitors seeking Health or Pleasure,
JUNE IsT To OCTOBER IsT.
Accommodation for over 800 YlsItOrs.

The Ohio WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS are sitlia.
ted In Delaware County, ls miles north Of Columbus,
(the Capital Of Ohio) the Acota River 10 miles from
Delaware, miles nom the white Sulpher Station
the Springfield Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
and miles from Lewis Centre on Cleveland, Coum'
bus aud Cincinnati Railroad.
The medicinal qualities Of these Springs are unsur-
passed. hy those Of any other Mineral Waters Ia the
United states.
FoT rooms or other information address
ANDREW WILSON, Jr.,
le6mI White sulphur y. o. Delaware Co., o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

d Il "A d s Fl O Il
Here is q certain and immediate death to these noxious
pests. II is a gtimmy extuWt, eva
DEAD SHOT poutcs slowly, retains its poisonous
efficacy long tines-and Is a tnp
FOR ready set for these torment0rs lt
breaks up their nests destroys their
BED BUGS, eggs, and is sure guarantee for n
years sleep In pence.
F L Y TX I L L Z r
Destroys FLIES without danger to any ything else Kills
quickly, Is easily prepared and used
LIGHTNING aud promotes Quiet In reading
m ~ peaco while you cat, and tho COM
Ti+1 forts Of o nap in the morning, Z q,
KILLER. --ifcommcnred early In the season
will Keep the house clear Of flies all
summer Sold rs w. W. STEWART.
j. W. DIETRICH,
my30m1 Dayton,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

ATTEMrT TO Destroy RAILROAD Train
On Saturday the 26th as the 1920 p m. express
train on the Clevland and Erie Railroad was
nearing Euclid, rail was discovered lying across
the track. The engine was reversed the brakes
applied and the train stopped as soon as posi-
DIE and so narrowly did it escape accident that
the cow-catcher was upon the rail when the
train was stopped. A short distance from this
rail was another, and still another, wood being
piled upon them to keep them in their places.
Had the engineer not seen the distractions at
the instant be did, the train must have been
thrown from the track with loss of life. This is
the first attempt upon this road to wilfulIy en-.
danger the trains.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

4Sr There are more babies born in Harpers-
field than there are spoDsosr for them, and thew
are consequently found lying round loose in the
river with their heads broken. The Reporter
says that two have been found there lately un-
DER these circumstances. 1t indicates a loose
and unwboesome state of morals, when folks
refuse to provide for those of their own house
hold. Harpersfeld cant afford to establish a
reputation of this kind.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

tbs Rev. Ma. MATLAcK, agent of the Chris.
tian Ant-slavery Society, who lectured in this
place so occeptably during the winter, is expect
ed to spend the next Sabbath in preaching, so
far as the doors have been opened to him. in
Che several churches Of the village, 10 the fol-
lowing order in the Methodist church in the
morning, in the Congregational church--Smith's
Hall-in the afternoon, and at the Baptist
church, at 8 or o'clock, in the evening. No.
eices fixing the hour will probably be read from
the pulpits on the Sabbath
We had occasion to speak of this gentleman,
and his manner Of handling bis theme, some
what at length when here, which our readers
will doubtless recollect, and which precludes the
necessity of the ardent commendaton which
our estimate of him prompts us to indulge now.
We think it sufficient to say, that the Rev. Mr..
MATLACK is good specimen of full grown
man, in every respect requisite to form q well
balanced character as gentleman, christian.
and a scholar. On his particular theme, we
hazard little in saying, he cannot be surpassed.
In diction-in scholastic beauty and finish. in
Vigor and freshness, in Difference to the feelings
Of opponents, and above all, his lively sense of
the righteousness Of his cause, and his entire de-
Pendence upon omnipotence Cor its certain ulti-
mate triumph, cannot but commend him to the
attention and respect of the honest opponent
ct slavery. 1t is source of regret that one so
sosirely unexceptiOnablo in manner, and in the
treatment of this subject, should not find ready
access to all our churches.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

kOoT MORRISON, usually very modest men,
and withaI, not wanting in bowels of compass
sion for the printer, have this week deluged us
with advertisements, and forced the conclusion
upon our advertisement compOsitor, that they
have nary bowel left. We cannot, therefore
give them any more room at this time than TO
re'sr the reader TO their mortal array of goods,
as named under our advertising head.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
nv On Monday eyeninrlasLT IN,

Y" On lHUHudy tVtHIuS last THEODORE TUBBs
young man 10 years Of age, residing on the
Lake Shore, was arrested, charged with the
crime OF rape upon little girl in her eleventh
year, an adopted child in his fathers family from
the "Home" in New-York. 1t is alleged that
TUBBs some two months ago first violated this
little child, and under fear of his threats she has
been deferred from exposing him until now.
The affair has caused no little excitement in the
nelghborhood. As the examination has been
postponed till Saturday morning of this week,
we forbear abiding further to this aggravated
odence.-Reporter.