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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

A UCTION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, .AUCrIONEER
"A wifi cell this day fsaturday) April 3S At l0k 90 0ck
"a seventh street TIE entire elegant Fur
and brocstel wood Centre
Tables Tapestry Velvet and other Carpets Pier and Mante
lining and other Tables wsshs apds Matreess Beds and
Bedding Kitchen Furniture &c the whole be pere mpto
sold, Catalogues ., the house on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

NOkSrABl.KS sALB-WM. b. WEIGHT AUCrIONEER.
" - virtue Of execuaoa win saI aasA Satar
lEJ. April a 81 10 o'ol0ok A. No Pine street. eolr
NJ srd tables with Cues and Fixtures conplss AO0,sn~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

r,ROWNR NICHOLS, AUCrIONEERS, WILL. SELL
D al auction Saturday CHS day. At lOh O'Clock, q their
Household Furniture removed for Of SALE
listing OF Brussels and ipgrsn Csrps1 cared rsseTCSa
and Bureaus Nth Marble tops: marble sa soR
lace CO. mahogany Hassnds, rosewood and msnogsny
Husbands rosewood suttes In mahogany s3a rsoee
OilclohH Carpets hair straw PAAssec
feather Bsds Bol.ers ard Pillows Lounges IN or S
Chairs h lea,her Also large sssorment Of Kitchen Furn
tore, together with Crockery Glass and China Ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEBR
~ BALLROOM AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c r. sCHknCK VII sell on saturday 2sA instant a
Ee& Thirteenth street between Broadway and Universy
osce al the Furniture contained In he Ballroom and Dress
ing Boous ocoaped BY Mr.. ChAxTuAud oonssang d
sairors, eofAs Chairs 0Aa F1YtuIoa 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
EDwABD sOHENCK. AUcTIoNEER.

n
~ sgPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNIyURE,
~ az SCHnNCK, ct 50 West Twenty -second street.
tsS Gay Eth ins u loh O'Clock 4. n III tbe hsnisnne
fousho Furniture ccnspg in part Of elessnt veve1 and
ensn pis's pier I'D manel Gsssss broazs Clocks and
niore rich Curtains csrvea rosewood Bedsteads elegant
fet Sets fire cut Glass Wa-e China Croskevy "a Aao
he kitchen Utensls with which the sale win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
G. TurfLx, AUCrIoNEER.-OFFICE l39 BROAD.
4. WAY.

SIG Breadway, beng the tnpogtaxon Of
Nesarx Poforoe &Co France.
A 1UTTLA win ss on SATURDAY,. q lo O'Clock, q Ne
shove the entire stock Of he above firm cousng
the Of imported trees offered q auction
consng Of Pear Plum Peach preot Apple and Cherry
Aas, Roses kasnotas Amarynh Khododsadums Jasaslns
FecotA Arbeceous md HerbAceoua 10 Asa Grape and
Other vnea 6eeds Bulbs "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

j BLkkgkHk AUOIIUNAsb
As Loxe sacsoa sale 9, Hardware snd q. Fssnishs
4. J. BLEEcKE6. SON 4 10. will sell n spctiou o,
Assnrdsy April & a. 10 O'Clock A. M SCI Sxth ave ue
pct seen thirty nrsi ana thirty. secopd srsep
fhe sntre soct OF Hardware snd house ursishng oss
SnansS oe above ore con .seg q ane Table Cat ,ry
sorss Caste and Cake Baskes; Hollow and wosdenwrs
ertAiptng n the buaness
GREAT OHAFm FOR HoUsHKYsvxes
supply themseaves viii any Of he above ARTICLES ~ les
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
A UCTION NOTICE
"A NJ G. YDEY, AUCrIoNlER
Horse Waxon and Harness

W.JK
Wnl cell this day Saturday April IS ut IL O'Clock In front
OF ssesrooms @ Cedar Get opposite tho Pos sce 6ne
Bay Horse w har dc high sound kind gentle in all har
nee! yesis old this spring Alao Wagon and harness. In
urd0r. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

HErRY -: LIHLs, AUCTIoMEERs sA AZ ~ q q
auccn saturday, April o. q 1Oh O'Clock ~ Hoel dc
Fra.cs Duane street, all TIA Furniture contained in SAID
sus In brocatel md hall CLOTH mahogany Saas and fets
Ns sA RsrSs ps nnS Ptoc. 5,n scs s a. ssa
Looipggls.ss: black Mslnut Bedseads rociiss Chsirs
Chairs Bar Counter Table Chairs, Refrgeratos. Also an
assortment Of Crockery, Glass and Kitchen Ware,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
.RNRY n. LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER.
n Csln~roovv. M % Maaaau RtYeAt

TTRNRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
III SaleSroom No. e Nassau street.
BENRY h LkEDS 4 CO. will sell, at al cton, On Monday,
AprN 80 at lO o'clock each day, nj tie store No Astor
House. Broadway snigneea sae of furnishing Goods By
order OF Thoa T. Green sssigEee.
Tho entire sock Of Furnishing Goods conssng Of linen
Shirts Collars Drawers &c. In variety also Under
wear az dix wool and cotton Gloves silk Scarf Ties Port
uonea sk Handkerchief Shirt Studs Sleeve Buts0ns
And otter goods Of every variety A imported and mAnuac
tured FOR custom trade Of material and orkmanshtp
The above will be sold In customers Bale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

UOIION NOT1CE-WM- H. WRIGHT, AUCTIONEER.
By virtue Of mortgsse VIII .ell At public suct,ce.
saturday 1h instant ~ II O'Clock board j. d. Oonktns
,hp plank and timber yard foo, OF Twelfth street Esst River
good .eambost Fairy and appurenancss nov known
tons IS IS length eighty two Feet breadth fifteen feet
iepth three STA feet has after saloon promenade deck
round stern. and q plain bead
LOUIS a. vULTEE. JR., Attorney for Mortgage,
once First disTtc$ Court. 81 Cedar sireee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

nHNRY n LEEDS, AUCfIONEER.-H. b. LRRDB 4
IL co. VII sell at auction on Monday April So Al ION
gsneel household Furniture oil made 70 order consisting OF
sptey Brwses and nErsn CsTpes rosewood and parior
Paran Groups and Fsures elegant china We OAK dining
room FurpWTe rosewood and mshogany bedroom do oak
Hall Sispd Oiclota Chanc eers and BAckes hair Nat
tresses Beds and Phi ows Stair Rods Silver Plated Ware
W = tchsn Ware wNh Whica the sale wifi comnenco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
IUCTIoNEER.-HyrRY

ruNRv n LEEDS, AUCTIoNKER HENRY r.
IL LEEDS co, will zen at auction on Monday AprI 80,
a. ic O'Clock 4 NO ~ rrncs sees 49, wo 70 Admi
Brussels Carpets rcsev God Paror SUIT Mrors Gee Chan-
nsmens BedsteAds Dressing BureAus mahogany extension
ing Table Secretary Bookcase, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
nANlBL A. MATHHwS AUCvToHExR. sALRsRON1M
~ No GA Cedar street, opposite the Pest C06ce

~ No q Cedar street. opposite the Pest chce
hAMD6S Nh hOUsEH0LD FURNITURE AT AUCIION.
bCrLkk, nCHUlIZ MATHEWS Will cell q auoaion GA
fonday April all o'clock at the large four story pri.
sc tcsnst CO. NO lZ Broadway opposite TIE New York 10
sssvsd roe ocS suit: green ard gold brocaie msrooa
Woen ana inquired velvot plush. elegant rosewood
ksgeso rosewood Centre and Sofa Tables tops extra
sse fr Mos Lace Curtains HanainSs Cornioes ma
sessns ro.sweos and nahony French aedeads carried
oressine Bureans marble tops washssnds Toilet sss
smei ed chss her Suits mahogany Dining Table
hlbng Chairs Eide Table ble top china dnuer aud
ee,s Glassware biusses Tapestry and ingram Carpets.
asent OF Kitchen Flu rniure Win wh,sS tc ss vii co
mence Catalogues viii be ready Saturday, morning and
may DO bad At the ooo Of he saconeers 81 Cedar street
oppostto the Peat o0oo. -~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

II sHzx okMsN AUCrIONxER-sroREl 1914 Will 8 .
MI III ssh On Thursday. Nay q ii O'Clock on t.e
~ III. ssrec near seventh the w,sle
a sos 9sn' household hue. Caroe Hrrors
AZ 4, dns %o &C. OF family eSving lbs city Par,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

A UCfION NOTICE SALE THIS DAY.
a ct c1sLoclcck.-BELL INGRAHAN Aucionoers viii
sell The entire valuable Furniture In the house No. 81 Madon
street comprising Al ne arrange nens Of parors bedrooms
hall az kchep 6rusels Ingram and DINER Car
room Furniture in dam.sk, Beds Bedseaas and all Other
ia Yeou ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

HENRY H. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER. HENRY =; LEEDS
II co. will sell 1T auction Monday. April 30 ~ l0H
the residence Of the late Wm Burt Eaq ia
hudson street. By order Of the executor elegant aousehod
Furniture royal administer medallion Oarpets pier msnte
ard Decorative Mirrors elegant carved rosewood Panofor
richly carved 6auary Daic Furniture Of carved oak
IN suit do vood Library Furniture carved large Book
Of order; Chandeliers brocael Curtains trimmed
DO black walnut and maple Bedroom Furniture 90
Particulars he eAfter The collection OF Oil Paintings Will DO
on 10th and 18th MAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

Monday at 10 O'Clock Ut No IL Centre the Fur
ntufe and Bar room Of the well ksown ceebrs
kerr twenty BeSrooms with Beds Bedstseds Carpes on
Gssses Casks, Screens Stoves first rate Seey bar
Pump, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

rTENRY a. LEEDS AUCTIONEBR.-HENRYH LEEDS
III co WIN sell by auction, Monday, April 3D. at l0r
O'Clock at No l6S Madison street, gepeel Household Furn
consisting Of Brussels and Dgrkin Carpet1 mahoEany
sus hair cloth msSog.ny Sofas and Tee setes In hair
Psnoorte made by j. O. Fisher EagraynEs SILK and
bfocatei window Curtains marble Clock msrte vsses OAK
extension dining Table, and black walnut Bedsesds
wsshsands &C. Also, kitchen Furniture with which the sale
will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

DO81S AND OTHER GARDEN PLANrs.-W g. No.
IL uvAIN, will sell ths DAY u lCH O'Clock, Ut the eeed
sore JOIp q hs be-. and cs |Ro.ed sors q sumnsr
naons Holyhocks &c, &C., from r. Henderson,, Jersey
Oy Descriptive catalogues articles sold at private sala
q Ne average auction rateo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
VTHNKY b HBRTs JR, AUCTIONRER.
III 0ENTkEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On SATURDAY, April ., at l0M O'Clock,

Al No b6 Lexington avenue.
Comprising Par Suts hsircoh &c Brussels and other
Csrpelne Mirrors Curtains and Cornces Eesere Vases
Redroc Suits Beds Bedding Oucloh, Stair Capstng
silver plated Ware Marital Orr sments China aud GaswAre
together with The usual assortment OF Kitchen Furniture win
" Itch the sale viii commence Catalogue 1t sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
A UOfION NOTICE.
a u G. EDEY, Auctieuesr.
RR6T AURANT FIXTURES, FURNITURE, 70.
Largo and choice shook Of WinOs Hquoeu 8owHys, Ia
HZRA LUDLOW. .

WIN sen Moaday. April 80 10 O'Clock the old esab
shed restaurant kn0 the Phenx Coffee u
and Y Pine stree. next to TIE Custom House Al ths rares
Wines Aes. Lqnora segas &c rhe well earned reputaaoa
II Of h fsyore restaurant guarantees the qualify
II goods offered At ths sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

uErRY H. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
II DtNas.au street-HnNRY II LEEDS OO will sen
auction saturday April g. at II e'cloek IL a,eoom
No Nassau stxeee tbs npe yacht Mnnehaha copper sseu
ed modelled s the celebraed yacht Americas sloop gyed
pe.y painted abou. feet ioas feet beam dys feet9
furniare al oomplete al hs VI and Can be
q New Rochele until ThurS6ay 2 aad sfsr that date In
thu suctiOn0ory,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

pICHARD WALTERS AuCrIoNEER-slLLs THIS
IL day (cAtuydAyl at 81 Madison street 10Y O'Clock
which must positively b sold and removed before r.
consisting Of magnificent carved Piano. oc
ave splendid celebrated city maker superior carved
mahceeny Ann esey ROCKER ana Cnhrs TO match
eente Table o Pantnss Lounge Etegere wclsr velvet
Bruises Carpes Vases magnificent carved Preach Bed
stead marble Bureau and wsshatand very superior
mahogany Wardrobe. al ~ good new; hall Ocoth Sale
mil limit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

u Il. LUDLOW, AUCTTONEEB
II. Genteel Household Furniture
T. b. LUDLOW CO. win cell Is auction, on Saturday,
Apri Is 1850 q 10Y O'Clock No. ITO West Twenty third
said house CONSISTING In part Of ross wood m sb,gsny
Paror Suits IN brocatel Sofas Pslor and Reception Chairs
QuaItette and Pier Tables rosewood Piano. ~ ocayes
scdsr' %.ter marble op Dss.sng Bureaus frspeh Bed
geher wth quantity OF Kitchen Furniture Cstaoepas Al
the Aucioueer's ofhoe, No 8 Pine str cot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
a n @. EDEY Au0oneer
New and second hand Vehicles, Harness Saddles, DO

A UCrION NOTICE m. O. EDEY, AUCrIONKER-
a Household Furniture at Irvinatou -EZRA LUDLOW.
VII sen this day. April g. q at Carys Cottage
Abbosord about mile south of lrvpg1n depot on Hud
River Raroad all the Household Furnir c,ntanod 10
said premises BY order Of Philip hchuy le iq Aiinis
trst0r. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

g AND ]. Bo0ART, AUOfIONKKRs, WILL SELL,
p this day. o. l0K O'Clock, 1t To Auction Rooms No
North william street, large assortment OF household Furni
marble, top centre TAB e, wndcx Cu,tai1s mahog.ny
dinsg rom Chairs cottage Chirs. looking Oasses non
cntase acd mahogany Bedsesda hair Mattresses
Beds Brussela and ingram Carpets O1coh psrlor
cooking Stove, kitchen furniture, Wilder and Herring Safes
also lot makers rooles and fixtures pia scales
work benches stools counters sashed doors lot OF lumber
&c MB-Dsposis required from all purchasers Goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

HENRY H LEEDS. MISREPRESENTATION, NO.
IL 3 Nassau sreet.-HkNRY b. LE1D9 90. win sen
n auction Saturday April a. ct i0H oet,ck Nos Is
and l8 LDepard street. large assortment Of Household Fur
nure viz Brussels and pgain CaYpets Oicth mahogany
Sofas Tee tses and Chair 10 BAR cloth mahosaay cIssn
Sdeboard hair Mattresses feather Beds 8oses Plows;
Brussels stAF Carpe's stair Rods black walnut marble
In brocatel ard lace Curtans aso large
men of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sac VIII
meuc0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

UCTIoM NoTICE,-A DOUGHTY, AU0TIoNHBR,
fsrpiturs and Fzares Of tie Sysr pn.s and Liquor s.
ooa Reavr stee viz marble top Fables, Couaers beer
TAbes, ipe ohests Chairs ONooths saa Fixtures, 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

DICHARDs KINosLAND. AUCTIONRTR.
~ Auction sale Of retaers stock Of Hats Caps Furs Ac.
RICHARDS KIN0sLAND co. will sell, on Noadsy
April sc. at l0h O'Clock at store f48 Fulton street.
The entire stock Of Hats Caps Furs &C., and Futures
said store. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

no PHYSICIANS OR oTHKRs.-F sALR. CouN
by Residences couainipg two thirds Of acre Of Land,
With two scy eousle House sa7 srd VEG sascns Sai
hsivi AZ vlsge III miles frou railroad depot and - miles
from New York, on Long Island. Apply " A. sxhohANT,
ID Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

UCTIow sALE.-CIOTHlEG, TAILORING GOODS,
VIII sell on Monday April 80 At lQh O'clock large assott
OF various styles and patterns; silk, SATIN cashmere Inca
and NArseies Vests ock sack and busivess Coats aoo
Neck Tks, Cravats, Tailoring Goods Boots Shoes &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

DERBMPrORY sALB OF FRENCH FRUIT rREES
&c-CH AMBERS FAIRCHIhD. Auctoneers sales
room lis Nassau win sell this day Saturday. april q A ie
O'Clock about eco fruit frees Of various kinda together
iaSs and cso,oe s:.orsnt Of Roses poncas tree Peon
Just imported sad In perfect order Catalogues the day Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

~ COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI.
T. tu.e CARPETS, 0lcohS, Lace Curtains, &C.. &c.--F
q 81. Bro:dwsy: near White street large assortment. Of
furniture rom seversi families comprising In part Of ma
velvet marble tn Centre and Dining Tables OGoe DESKS
iron Furniture Feather Beds Hair Mattresses together with
Lace and other Curtains DC also about 800 three ply
Carpet but little used N bah the above E,ods must be
Tuesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

not apnear. The e~Iectors present AZ the
polls, therefore elected Judges q election
who weresworn IN by the Prchafe Judge
Of Hal county, the Judges chose their
cgesks. who we've swarm IN By the same
11aristrate- and the e}ectiOu then was
held 20 the most legal uay- Mr. Hm-
y. Harge, himself, GppeaTed At Tie EoAs
ard r5feJ, wih0ut Prassfing or N any
uzv decIarTnz that heeonsidere4 the eles-
Ton 10 be Illegal
After the election the POil-bOOk was
sent 70 said Hagge n a sealed envelope
directed sthe County Clerk n order to
have the votes c~anvassel- On the lJLh
October. Mr. Hagge sent the enEenPer
without having opened IL % Mr-kred-
Hedde, the Republican candidate fer
Representative, saying II a letter or
ected to him, Il Tetarn the letter UR-
tanning the p~olL-book, to you with the
remark thar I am no County Clerk, and
that consequently lam not GutAori1ed to
TIE sanae." As I happened to be
present when Dir. Hedde received this
letter he immediately gave the same and
the sealed envelope containing the poll
book 10 me, requesting me, as County
Recorder, to act IN the natter as acting
County Clerk Considering that VIM
N. Hagge, BY the above declaratIon<eIth-
CT resigned his Ohce or illegally refused
TO fulfill IT'S dutfes, and that 1t could not
be left TO the arbitrary will of an officer
IN deur7ve the cfrfzens az their votes.
believed It to BE my duty, s acting Coun-
ty Clerk, to canvass the votes, and have
done 50 according to Iaw- How the same
YIN. N agge, after having declared on
the 18th of October that be was no C0Gg-
~ Clerk, may on the 9th Of October
cot a certificate IS County Clerk
can be understood by those only who know
the ~imbeciIrty Of the pretended county
clerk, and the secret of the whole affair.
This secret IS nothing else than the AM
nosity Of a disappointed ofice seeker
who did not receive the Republican nomi-
nation, and though be formerly protested
to be a Republican and declared II 10 Be
the duty Of every Republican to 90 to the
polls on the 9th day Of October, was op-
posed to the holding Of an election essoon
As Mr.. Hedde had received the nominal
hon. He made Hagge make all these
movements, trying to Illustrate the
result Of the election. Hagge WIS moth
ing but the obedient toek
Yours truly,
THO. N4GAL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Il fI,a TnIaR in DANCER?

What we have before said when re-
ferring to this matter we repeat. we have
no fears whatever Of a dissolution Of the
Union. We expect the financial world
specially IS now upon us-tO feel
very sensibIy the efecs of the attempted
fare up. One Of the leading character
istcs Of real capital IS timidity, and
whenever even a small cIoud ~betokening
a storm makes its appearance, shrewd
men stake in sails" This necessarily
produces more OF less a panic OF "cTi-
sis We viii have ight tines" until
the new administrator takes possession
Of affairs and imparts ~confdeAce again.
The existing state Of affairs, in our
opinion, is brought about by a set Of poll
teal gamblers to keep up excitement, and
continue certain men in certain localities
ID power. We extract the following per-
tnent remarks from an exchange:
"What has been done to call for all
this! Abraham Lincoln has been elect
ed President by the people, and as yet
not one word as to his policy is known
No one knows but that John Bell VIII be
IN his Cabinet, and no one can yet tell
what course he viii pursue. al this
futter, and furry, and enrolling Ct MI
mute men is significant of nothing but dis
appointment. The South has failed to
elect It's President, and hence this tur-
MOL.
As to disUnion, it IS merely a bug
bear; but, if we regard the recent dem
-onstrations as really meaning disuniOn,
we must look for the cause. We have
shown there IS none as yet, and therefore
what might be alarming Is simply ridicu-
lous. If the election of a Northern Pre-
sident is to be regarded as sufficient cause
for dissolving the Union. 1t VIII be very
impoGt ant TO consider this question, Wha1
IS al his UOTtbF
ave confess that we give NJ credence
to Oue-half Of the reports which come By
The telegraph, and which are ~magnifed
as they pass from city to city The great
conservative feeling Of millions will II
time show itself, offering to the whOls
world such al assurance Of the stability
Of our institutions that, IN a year frOu
this, we shall read the Representations
Of the alarmist Of the present VITA a de.
gree Of regret that any huasber, however
inco nsiderabIe, made such fools Of them.
selves, and that any number, however
considerable, we're frightened for a single
| instant
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

turned without accomplishing anything
On Saturday, last, the sitizens met and
determined % put this thing down They
organized and appointed Dr. C. R. Jam
isou TO act as commauder II The case b
lis order they ~pr0eeedsd % the rsslden-
ces Of those who resides ~ the Territory
that had been engaged il that business
and took them all prisoners that were a.
home. some being away They thsaPFo-
ceeded 10 the house q r HIndsr oUe
who bad been the foremost Of all, and has
made II lis business 10 continually haT-
rrss rhz free State settlers sInee the year
s., and they also arrested hIu. his
nan Kinds vas driven oct of this eoUn-
nv IN the sgrlagof IS BY the free State
settlers. bat has returned agar he re-
sided one-quarter Of mle from the State
line, 50 handy that he couLd make his
escape INTO the State upon comaItt1ng any
depredaIi0u, and Be %pr1r6Cted By theI1-
The citizens, after aTrestIug them all
appointed a gang Of twelve men, and
proceeded to Try them according to UgI-
lance court ORDER after swearing the
TIrv they proceeded to trial, Ia the pre-
sence Of al The evdanee was az taken
and, after hearing all the facts made pu-
bic, the IarY Eenred and returned the
following verdct= "IFe, the jury after
considering all the testimony, and consult
inr together, agree that all the persons
with the exception Of Mr. Russell Kinds,
shall be discharged from custody, on con-
daion that they leave the Territory with
IN seven days, that this being their first
as ~kidnaPperss they will be DIS
charged on the above eondItIonss further
IS clear proof, and also his own eonfes-
sions, show that be las at different times
been engaged IN this unhaLIowed business
since he was driven from the Territory,
that the SAID Russell Kinds merits death,
and that he shall be hung by the neck
until he IS dead dead - dead 2! y
The assembly then proceeded to exc
cute the criminal according to the Ter-
Iict, which was done b an unexcIted bat
determined people: The execution took
5Iace at 9 o'clock A. H. On the I1th day
# November, on the premises Of Dir.
Campbell, Of the criminals that was
discharged. Notice was also given on
he ground that all who engaged IN thar
Of business would be dealt with like
wise.
The company then disbanded and re-
urned home to attend to their business.