New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
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Of Copper Colour about feet inches high about 81 year Of
eStraced has small over Of his not recoec.ed
which has large eyes teeth sound front between points Of
.SS1Sd 5 ws neud . run down %
shoes has several scars On the ng leg an sn Rsd % ssd
CIPHER little he may have Of sort and can tel
Kind of tale to suit his purpose as be is anxious to get to the
The above Reward viii be given Person for bis spps
tension II taken of this State, Twenty Five Dollars
taken in the State and Lodged Jail that get him or
i0 Double 1add sOns Ip H. $50 SAMUEL COOPER MD
MPese pat up IN some eonspsuOTs paeS v ,hou thu
niger
The above handful was sent TO The TRIBUNE,
and in accordance with tire request in the 7. M,
we put it in the most conspicuous place" We
know of. We regret 20 be obliged to inform our
esteemed correspondence we may use that en-
dearing term--Samuel Cooper, NJ. d., that none
of the " dam scoundrels" of any color in this es-
Enlistment have any knowledge whatever of the
niger Littleton, whos copper colored, nor Of
the " Boy" who is boy at 81 years of age. If we
hear of him, however, we promise TO let the Dr.
know. And being thus candid with that gentle
man, having thus dcne all we can for him, under the
circumstances, III advertising this Grant, and I'M
doubtedly ungrateful fugitive who makes so many
pretensiOns, has cleyerness enough to invent so
many tales, and is covered with 30 many scars
will the good DIR. in return, answer Us a question
or twol We want TO know about those sears,
partly from moral but chiefly from surgical mo-
tiyes.
How came there to be a shot in Littletons right
wrist on the inside of the arml The Boy, We
presume, is not trusted with firearms, and if he
were we do not we'll see how he could shoot him.
self in that particular spot. Neither is it very
likely that he could have been shot by any of his
companions when sporting, as recreation of that
sort, we believe, is not iavorite in his class of
the happy proetaFies of the sweet South. II
he were a Northern white man and mechanic,
of our unhappy "mud-siDs," we should think he
had been shot at with some murderous intention;
but that, we know, is thing they never do on the
other side of the border.
Now, on one of his eyes is " . small scar" Is
this also from shot Did part of the charge
that lodged in the wrist just fall short of a odg-
ment in the brain also Or was it some other
assailant of the citadel life that failed to make
breach here in the walls
On the right leg and thigh" also, there are
" several scars Possibly, gun-shot. That they
are on the right side ALSO tayOrs that supposition.
Perhaps it is these that cause the rocking walk"
for gun-sh0t wounds sometimes known to be
inconyenicnt, and even gripping But if the
supposition be correct that charge of buck-shot
has left these wounds and sears, PROFOUND to us
the occasion, good Doctor, OF such shooting. Here
md there among us is a man who has brought
home from war some honorable scars; here and
there man whom some accident has crippled;
but we do not remember ever 10 have heard before
Of n case like this, where wretch is Scared over
half his body with marks of wounds, one of which,
at least, was made by shot, and others, it is ra-
ti0nal to conclude, have a similar cause. Hides so
peppered are unknown among us, except it be of
beasts. Are men thus used in Mississippi
We reiterate our promise-Dr. Cooper shall
certainly hear from us if we hear from Lit. But
our report may not he modifying to the Doctors
outraged feelings, as his salve we do not permit
ourselves to doubt, has always been to the wounds
of Lit. On the whole, we think that Boy has had
shooting enough We hope he has pass of some
sort. We trust his ability TO I" tell any kind of
tale to suit his purpose" will stand him in good
stead and his laudable anxiety TO get to the Black
Republicans shall be gratiied, if we fall in with
him, for he shall go at once to the headquarters of
the nearest Republican Club. They are law-abid-
ing men, and will render due obedience TO the
Fugitive Slave law, when properly brought home
to their cOnsciences and reason. But if Litteton
gets among them, and Samuel Cooper, NJ d.,
is not very close behind him, the chances of
a Commissioner for ten dollar fee will be, in that
case, small. As Litteton makes " some preten-
sion to proper language, as he can read and
"write," pretension and accomplishment TO
which, it is very clear, the DR.. himself has no
title, we should not be willing TO guarantee that
some rough fellows in this neighborhood might not,
il hey caught the two together, give up the NJ ID.
to the unprecedented fugitive from justice with
rather more readiness than they would hand over
ihe Boy to the NJ. ID. as fugitive from labor Not
that we approve of such conduct, but we think
there might be some disposition to such behavior
mong the rougher sort of the "dam scoundreis."
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The Hon. Stephen 4. Douglas thus oracuIariy
delivered himself in bis recent post serenade speech