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CHESLEY KINNEY
10 3D-Iut pronriet,
A. a FAUaUIER WHITE SuLpHUR

Y. ~ hYSPRINGS.-These Springs Situated tIty
S.-1ssN- Ii miles west of Washington city, will be
opened on the 18th of June. AS q first class WA
TERING ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber
having become the purchaser, will make every eff
fort, with competent assistants, To re- establish
their former hIgh reputation hey may he reached
IN hours from Bal tlmore, three from Alexandria,
and eight from Richmond, by Railroad, with about
miles of stag ing, over good turnpike.
RArEs so cents per meal; 81 so per day; 50
per week; $50 per calendar month, and $50 for
two months-chldren over two ard under twelve
years, and colGTed servants hall prlce-whte ser
wants three fourths-horses so cents per day. Ad-
dress subscriber, "Warrenton Springs
ROBBERY HUDGIN.
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SNAKES KILLING CATTLE-Considerabie
excitement has been caused at Ogden, near
Rochester, N. Y, by finding several cattle
killed near a swamp noted for snakes, princi-
paIly large black snakes with yellow rings
about their necks. The appearances OF the
cattle denote that the snakes fas'en themselves
around the necks Of the cattle and strangle
them 10 death.
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CHARoE OF EaBAzzLAMAAf- ~ VIM. q. RfA
gers was arrested. ON IKE iulh inst., ia Chicago.
Illinois, c arged with emoexsiiEg between
ri. Ou0 and s5,a1 from his employer, j. n.
Kinxie, Canal Coileetor. lie Was held 10 bail
Ia $4,000. ~
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Fatal ExPLosioS--A. Wagner. an en-
ployee In the Empire Gutta. PeIehs works,
In Twenty- y-fourth street, New Yoik, WAS In
santly killed last Saturday. BY The explosion
Of u stsam.tab.e. Another workman Was
slightly scaiSeo
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VIRGINIA COURT OF APPkALs.-This body
convened at LewlsDurg on the 10th of the
present month. Judges Allen, Daniel, Mon.
cure and Robertson are present. Judge Leigh
Is detained at the White sulphur Springs, be-
ing TOO unw well TO attend at present.
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Aiding BaSinsss-The Mayor has da.,aaa
that under the city ordinances mercha M h.s
no right to exhibit and sell his goods ON the
public sidewalks. and that to place a table on
the walkway and sell goods from 1t, lays the
ket. house some of the merchants have been
blocking up the sidewalk with tables covered
with fruits, nuts, etc, and to break down this
practice the Mayors decision has been given.
A merchant pays taxes for the privilege of
selling in his honse, and bis Honor decides
that under his license he has no right to sell
eIsewhere
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THE BRITISH RIFLE MATCH-The grand
rifle match of the British National Rifle As
socIation commenced on Monday, July I'd, on
London. Her Majesty the Queen and all the
members of the Royal Family attended. At
ter the ueen and Prince Albert had taken
their places on the dais, the President, on be-
half of the association, presented addresses
from that body, after which Her Majesty, ris-
ing from her chair, in very clear and dis
tinct manner, made the following reply:
81 receive with sincere satisfaction the sem
timents of attachment 10 my throne person
and family, which have been expressed by the
and I assure you that l, together with my
Royal Consort, have gladly given encourage
ment To body whose object it is 10 render
permanent an armed force, limited exclusively
10 defensive purposes, and founded upon vo.-
untary exertions. l have witnessed with
pleasure the manner in which the ancient
fondness OF the English people for manly and
sylvan sports has been converted by your as
sociatlun to more important ENDS, aud has
been made an auxiliary instrument for main :
tanning inyiolabie the safe ty OF our common
country"
The q ueen fired the first shot, and struck
the buiIs eye at Il distance of 400 yards. The
whole scene was more like the Hill at Epson,
on the Derby Day, than what is usually wit
messed on any other public occasion Among
the volunteers, remarkable as not being in
uniform, appeared line of men of about $50.
They were the Swiss-preceded by flag of the
Swiss Confederation The formidable competi-
tors for the prize "open to all nations.' They
are picked men, the best Shots of their respec-
tive societies. The Right Hon. Sidney Her
bert, in the course of the day, read address
to his Royal Highness the Prince Consort,
who replied.
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SHrrxYSr OF FISK rRoM 0LorcDsr1R--
Last year, 9ioucesisp, Mass.. sent 70 maIket
III. .u0v quiz tails codnsh aud nearly 0u.nOo hhts-
mackerei. Nearly all of this immense Quan,
tity was shipped 10 New York tor sale,
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THK CHICAGO ZoUAvEs.-The Zouave drill
practiced by the Chicago 4" Zoaaves," is some
thing ahead of the general idea OF that exer
else. The young men composing the corps
have been for months practicing in the gym
nasiuns, and their musket drill is probably
the least Of their accomplishments The New
York Tribune closes its account of the drill
with the following remarks
When il is stated that for the complete drill
in which this corps Is exercised four and a halt
hours are necessary, and that IT contains more
than five hundred movements, it will be seen
that on Saturday afternoon only part OF the
tactics could be exhibited. Enough, however.
was seen to convince all thar the fame whic b
preceded the Zouaves was not trumpeted too
loudly. The exhi bition was not only interes t.
ing in itself, but ii was suggestive. Here were
forty young men, who had voluntarily given
up what are considered enjoyments by too
many of our American youth, abstaining
from dissipation in all its forms, restraining
their appeutes, submitting almost to the train
ing of the professional athlete, and deyeloping z
the natural strength of the human body, not
with the design of ultimately pounding an
antagonist, but simply 10 gain excellence in a
certain direction TOR its own sake. The ad-
vantages Of this severe drilling must be felt
for years, and cat hardly be too highly esti-
mated. Here is Il field IN which the muscle
mania Of the present day may have free course
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n Virginia Manufa cture.-.Semple's In.
FALLlBLE BAKING POWDER-the best and
inn
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n White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

,,nu Greenbrler Co., Va.
BOT I'll ID AT THE SpRI Nf3S
The Company have made great improvements in
bottllng, and the transported water is now as per
feet as when taken from Its source Address An
orders to PURCELL, LADD & co.
General Agents for the U. States,
24-6m Richmond Va
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SUMMER RESORTS,

a NHETE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y MYoRkENBRlER COUNTY, VA.-ieLmr
II La L at tins Watering Plsce. for two weehs"
S.1Te : / per day less time, S2 - pen S1oN
L. LIN prssident W. =. y. Co.
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Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. +. Chur
ASAN INVIGORATNR

10 Families will consult their interest 10y
using SEMfbE'S INFALLIBLk BAKING pow
DER. 1t IS cheaper ana better than any similar
article in market. For sale by all retailers.
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THE PRINCE OF WALEs-Who and rhat he
is-It may interest our readers 10 know what
the numerous titles of the young Prince of
Wales are, and we therefore quote them in
detail from the last edition of British Peer
age:
"rhe Prince of Wales, Dnke of Cornwall
The most high, puissant and illustrious Prince
Albert Edward, Prince of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland. Prince of
Wales, Duke of Saxony, Prince of Coburg and
Gotha, Great Steward of Scotland; Duke OF
Cornwall and Rothsay; Earl of Chester, Car
rick and Dublin; Baron OF Rentrew; Lord Of
the Isles, X q. and a Colonel in the Army
He will be nineteen years of age on the 9th of
November next. On the 4th of December, 1Sii t.
when he was not yet month old, he was cre-
ated, by Patent, under the Great Seal, Prince
Of Wales and Earl of Chester. The titles of
Great Steward of Scotland, Duke Of Rothsay,
Earl Of Carrick, Baron of Renfrew, and Lord
of the Isles, were. by act of Parliament, in
1862 vested in the eldest SON and heir appa-
rent of the throne of Scotland forever. The
titles Earl of Chester and Duke of Cornwall,
belong to him by still earlier Patents, and the
remaining title-Earl OF Dublin-was granted
To him by the q ueen in lSf9.
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GN2srRix sf dpsnes nr the lecepiiss
!. .siIs d of visitors. They situated Is miles
s sr5l 0I Siaunton, on the Virginia Central Rail
i sd the cars stopping at the door. There are
ere two alum stTeams-one caly beate, one heal
3a1-aud tree stone springs, all OF superior qua
y These mineral waters have already become
4 eHrated for their medicinal virtues.
board per month, or Is days.......-. SIS 20
feI Weeh s-........- is....-.--.... 'W
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n Laidley's Apothecary is for the present
until his new store is ready He has in store q
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
Pure MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
peTsona attention to the business. TO merit a llb
eral share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LATDLEY,
t0fthe late firm of iraidey & Robinson.l
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THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-Thi

| "a Y poruIaI rtSnrt, sltuated sI1teen miles
III = from RICHMOND, In the beautiful and
: - village Of ASHLAND, on the Richmond.
'reder,cksburs and Potomac Railroad, is now
be- Tor visitors, and IS prepa ed to aecommo-
.r .gnuiies with good fare, and every thing desi
4 5e. Inc head oi the family Will be furnished
/. Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
,r further information. apply at Superintend-
j. Iilce Richmond, Frederic ksburg and Poto-
Railroad. or address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
49, Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M July 2nd, 1s60.
CHEAT SACRIFICE OF -
SUMNER DRY GOODS,
FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have thus day marked down the following
Goods ~ from 70 to 80 cent. below oost TO sell
them cd before lst of August, at which time we
shall elese out all summer Goods on hand at aac-
tion: - -
$500 worth Of elegant DRESS SILKS;
tSfensdjne, Berege and 0rgandie ROBES:
BEREGES, ORGANIZES and LAWNS;
P0pLIN rs, DUCALS and English BE-
RE6Es;
GlNGHAMS, colored French BRfLLIANTEs.
poPLINETT BUSTERS and SILK MANTLEs.
PERKINS & CO,
iy3-Im No. 1l Eagle Square.
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Col. G. p. LEE, Superintendent for
je 9--6w F. JORDAN e. Co.
l.A AMELLA WHirk sULrHI q

n ANIELEf W II 4 I z 81 SULFFfU q
ysPRlNGS.--Th beautiful ard healthy
.1s.-..lI i WATERING fLACE, situated pa miles
from Jetsrsvle, on the Richmond and Danville
Railroad, 50 miles from Richmond, will he open
Is! July, when there will always be a conveyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERHs.-S30 per month, $40 per week, and So
per day.
On the Attn of July there will be a grand military
dspla' OF SIX volunteer companies. An oration
Ge.lyered By tine Rev. K. MclLwAINB, and reading
q Declaration OF Independence by Col. CRUMP.-
o clock IN the afterno n, there will be grand
! .itlng latch between the Cumberland and Anne
la Troops; and at o. clock n the evening, there
VIII be grand military party, whom the Queen OF
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
lng arrangements to accommodate on that oeca-
slUu several thousand persons.
ia ont 4
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Long Rua.--Owing to the careless manner Of
employing negroes, runaway slaves are cften
enabled to pass as free, and 70 cheat their own
ers out Of their services for months 1T time.
on Sunday last, watchman Franklin captured
negro fellow. belonging 10 a widow lady In
James City county, who made his escape about
has ns nrst OF January last He says he has been
ara,ng nns himself out In Chesterfield ever since,
u dn oS1rasionaiiy visited Richmond on Sun
Ane INV imposes a fiae on every person
VINO employs free negro without a proper
register and ought to be rixidly en- nforced. as
protection to slave owners
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a SHoCCO SPRINGS, wARaEN
\ YCuUNTG. n. c., Will he open on the
i IL 5th Of JULY, for the accommodation Of
I : IUfs, STRONG CHALYBEATE SPRlNd,
.cB Is though Ia be equal 20 any, has been dls
p, cred upon the premises since the close of last
J. sSuu. within SIX hundred Yards of the Hotel
age two-story BOWLING AND BILLIARD SA-
.alS viii he constantly open for the amusement
h ylsl ffes 0f ck3Tgs. SPLENDID BAND Will
b. IA attend tuce daring the season.
SHUC,;O SPRINGS are distant IL miles South
rom the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
R eidon RaIltoad MIR. w. X. PHILLIPs will be
n readiness on the arrival Of each train OF cars.
eIth comfortable coaches. To convey company to
81 springs IN the shortest time, without the least
4 efsE Etlon.
RArEs OF BoARD.-Per day. Sl.50; per week,
per month. S25. Single meal, ~ cents. Chtl-
.p nd Se wants half nTtce q-lm
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"A BRAiNaRn li.usE, vo,v

Wat fIAikA, NEW 1ohh.
j / +. BLOSSOM. PsoPEikrnR. D.
i N''F chester, n. W
This larsc and oommod.ous Hotel. at the Junction
N a Rslt,u,ore to Niagara Fails, is nov open tor
4 . rene ptfoa OF visitors 5,
pgre air ne scenery. well stocked iarder, good
- and attentive servants are some OF the at
.t.,gs to travellers, No Efforts will be spared 70
q nse It's character as a FIRST GLASS He
= r.ssruzers desiring TO visit NIAGARA Falls ca n
nc through tickets Ia Baltimore. at which
IA through tickets can he procured to the Falls
II ne Norttprn Ceutrxi Railroad, the shortest
y most expeditions route to EimIra. Canada,
- The Northwest.
REFERENCES;
l.'rH. ~, : RsTcL,sps HTHSspr' Esq Washington.
8yt,rs BAENuM, Esq.
Et - kESNETT. NJ,
8 & b COLEMAN, Eutaw House, D"'''
lE 4. ApREuX,
e EI>.. PAINE. ESQ Z u.rr.h,x
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T. s. CAMPBELL & CO.
Red Sulphur Springs Va. April Is. lie 8 I'm
a. 4 COYNEh's nIIE A>D nLA.s
AN ID CHI ALYBEA ATE
Il

NMYsULPHUR AND CHALYBEA ATE
4k4 SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
VIII 9e open Tor the reception of visitors on the
tst OF June. IL is situated Oh the iine aud IN
'GH etetc Of the Virginia e,sd Tennessee Railroad,
ABOUT hall mile Il ON Bonsaeks Depot, Roanoke,
va, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
lound watinz, on the arrival of the cars, TO con-
vel passengers 70 the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK SUIpHIIH
WATERS have effected numerous cures The
WHllk sULPHUR, aggravated cases Of Dys.
Bladder, General Debility, and especially dseases
oil the Nervous system, ard those Diseases ne.
cp'iar TO females ); the BL LACK SULPHUR. ali
Kinds of diseases of the Skin, aggravated cases of
Istter, and other eruptlons OF the Skin.
Ihe ACCOM- INDICATIONS are equal to any To
ne Iopnd IN the mountains OF Virginia, and the
TABLE aud ATTENDANTS of the nost salts
hMSfiFS2Ty hMSfiFS2Ty chasaeter, together with fine BAND OF
a. first class Watching PLACEs-as 10 ali 81
which we beg leave 70 refer to the large number
oi persons who have heretofore visited tho pi ace.
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Je LAM THUS. c. WILSON & SONS
A. A RED sULpHUR apnlNGs,
YT.0NONROE COUNTY VIRGINIAN NTha

q A L
40 proprietors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place will be open for the reception of vsi
tors ON the lst of May. We must confine ourselves
10 mere enumeration of the diseases for the cure
Of which this water Is celebrated, reierrIne the
reader to a pamphlet Just published by William
burke. NJ. D.. which will he sent Tree OF charge By
the proprletors on application. The diseases for
the relief OF which this water is most remark
able t.-e chronic phthiss, laryngltis, bronchitis,
functional uiscsse of the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucoh- diarrh9s, irritabihty of the
nefves-produplns sleepessnoss, irritation OF the
kidneys and bladder. 'ithc acid gravel, chronic
affections OF the liver, amenorrh9a. dysmenor
inea, menor hagia. chroL C spienitls, chronic gas
tlts hemorThQlds, scroiulA chrome eruptioEs OF
the skin. The Depot Of this place Is on the Va
and Tenn. Railroad, Newbern tnow Dublin
whence before the first of uly passengers will be
conveyed trl- weekly, bT day lxh', distance of IS
Hles, over tine road and through most pictu
IeSqne ,q and beautiful scenery. From the first OF
JulJ 70 the hrst of October here will ba DAILY
LINZ, and alter the first of October again tri-
weekly while any visitors remain.
ms is the shortest, most direct, and best route
70 tae WhIte Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
toee wa salt Sl phur making their nigh Int stand al
ne 1hed salphur There viii be constant and resu-
III communication by Stages with White and Salt
snuiphur, and the Swee, and Red Sweet Springs.
DAILY malls arrive from North and South.
II. g.. CAMPBEiI, Il co
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The letter enclosed two Lkenesses, one for
the gentleman mentioned above, with his name
and address, with the compliments of the do
nor, neatly written on the back, and the other
the same way for the one who received the
lot
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ORIGINAL LETTER FROM "ToMMY."-The
following is a letter written by Tommy to a
gentleman of Philadelphia, as the Niagara
was proceeding to sea, and sent back by the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22

BRoDERrcK's personal friends in Califor-
MIA are so Disguised with Judge Douglas
shabby treatment of that lamented Senator,
who amid the trying scenes ofIhe Lecomption
struggle. was Douglas sole friend and de-
fender in the United States Senate. and many
have become Breckenridge men. while others
have turned Republicans. Ex-Governor
McDougal at public meeting in San Fran
cisco. said. II don't want to be compliment
tary, but believe Broderick kicked better
men out of his door than Stephen A Douglas
ever was or ever can be-
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was, and leave no room to doubt but they
were the perpetrators of the deed.
1t seems that the murdered men had been
warned. come time ago. by the Arrspahoes,
that the Kiowas intended violence to them,
and other settlers along the borders.
Il IS rumored that other outrages and
murders have been committed By the Black
Feet Indians to the north of here. and that
a company Of two hundred U. s. soldiers
were attacked and completely cut of-only
three escaping to tell the tale.
From Colona, a number Of valuable
horses have been stolen and driven off by
the Utes.
1t seems that general Indian war is in
evitable. induced by the culpahle conduct o!
the u. S. Government. to which we have
heretofore had occasion to allude. Were
the victims confined exclusively to the
heads of the Department at Washington.
including that experienced functlonary'
who presides over them all, we should care
but little. There is no alternative but fol
the settlers to take measures to protect
themselves.
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TRIAL. OF GORDON.

Much excitement was created in Leaven-
worth, on the 18th. at the trial of Gordon.
whom our readers will recollect was arrest
81 at Humboldt. Kansas, few weeks ago by
the Sheriff of Arapahoe County on charge
of killing a man in Dever City. The muir
dered man (Gantz) We believe. was former
" of Leavenworth, where he has many
friends residing. They we're greatly iu-
csnsed when the Court discharged the
prisoner for want of jurisdiction, and it was
with great difficulty that the crowd were
prevented from forcibly taking Gordon from
the hands of the officers and hanging him
Immediately.
We take the following account of how the
people received the news of GordADs dis.
charge, from the Lsavenworth Daily Times
of Sept. 18th:
The Judge held that he had no jurisdic-
diction in the case because by a law of the
Territorial Legislature Denver was not sit.
ulted in Arapahoe county, but in new
county established last winter, named Noun
t&ria. The Times says;
Court concludes by saying ''that. By the
laws he cannot see that the offence was com
United III any Jurisdiction cannot see that
Judge Elmore has any on the contrary, il
was very plain he had none at all, and, as q
mates of course. it follows that the man
must Sc discharged"
Fehlon, attorney for prisoner. under con-
sidasable anxiety, arises and asks the Court
to order the chains to be taken of, and the
prisoner set At liberty.
The Marshal unbolts the chains. and al
they fall clanking upon the floor. there arts
es deep swelling sensation among the au'
ditors. There is a rush towards the dool
of the Court room The prisoner moves
from his criminal seat to one beside his coun-
sci, his face, before marked with ealmness
now becomes flushed with emotions; turni
pale now crimsoued, gaSes upon The dool
with uneasiness turns towards the court
and maniksts the feelings of man who ha:
passed one trying ordeal to undertake anoth
er and more severe one.
Let as here describe him ; he is abou
Eve feet eleven inches high. very straight
and well made, hair dark tiaxen, with whis
kers, blue eyes. full and round, with ar
Ieasy steady motion, forehead straight anC
high. with q countsnance bearing the marks
of honesty. sociability, and more than ordi
nary intelligence, lips rather firm. though
the expression is not that of msanpess.-
Altogether, We cannot say he bears thu
impress of murderer in any one point o
view. and it is only under the damning
maddening influence of alcoholic FIRE that VI
believe be could commit the crime of uEicl
he is charged.
But anon went forth the report that Judg'
Petit bad discharged the prisoner. saying
no Court has jurisdiction to try the great of
fender OF human laws. and as suddenly Their
congregated mob crowd in the hall lead
ling 70 the Courtroom. many of them arm
ed with deadly weapons, swearing yengsnc'
upon the unfortunate wretch as soon IS b
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should present himself. ..Hang him on the
Market val. . sayson .Shoot him down. I"
says another Drag him out he can't es-
caps MS re viii find Jurisdiction and
such ike threats, were freely made
Presently his counsel appeared at the
door. Mr.. KaIloch leading the way. and the
prisoner locked between Mr. Pendery and
Mr.. Grant. As they reached the hall, there
was stified muttering ..seize him. 'sseize
him." aud when the pavement was reached,
rush was made TO force The prisoner into
hack that was engaged for the purpose,
but in this the blood thirsty mob were foil
ed by the active, determined exertions ofthe
Mayor and his extra posse. Amidst the
cries OF stake him. stake The murderer, !"
''lynch him, the cold-blooded villain, %
they hurry him around the Market. and to-
wards the Jail. where they succeed in lodg-
ing him from the hands of the lynching mob.
How long he will be thus safe is hard TO
divine. The excitement has grown intense.
and hundreds now surround the Jail, swear
ing to raze the building to the ground unless
Gordon is delivered up to answer their de-
mands. Foremost among them are the wit
nesses from Denver City. headed by their
Sheriff, but We trust their aims may be
thwarted, and the endeavors of our officers
be Efficient in preventing the murder of Cor
don at the hands of an infuriated mob.