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council q the hrst nssthgsNR - slse4isa. tASs6el
sd contest ami the eoancil sAan 1xa ns and pees st
Sec. Is. The person making said contest sheal
within twenty5four hoars Vter fling With ths
city council notice H said contest serve upoe
hot'ce o. the grounds ~ oontsbt, vish Tie tine
and I!.ce a. which tho city council will hear
and ieterL,inc the same.
Sec. 26. At the time and place fxed BY the
city council they shall hear and determine said
contest AZ in their ndGnsat shall appear juf
"nd lawful aud the decision rendered by the
council shallan Be final and conclusive.
Se;. 81. Tie judges and Gle, h Of election shan
each be entitled &C one dollar for each day they
shall serve as euch.
Approved Angus, IL, 1851. gi lire-
.s.d THOMASw., wATERSON, Mayer.
! RI, PErFRs Clerk. 80, =. i,e 5,.;,i
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Nc.iceis hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed BY S. F. Snyder, Probate Judge in
and for Washington County, Kansas, admins
traitor Of the estate Of John A. Humes, deceas-
ed, dated ApriL23rd, lad, 1862. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to- Rake
immediate settlement Of The same, md all hav-
ing claims against said estate, are required to
exhibit them u the administrator for allowance
within one yearafter the date Of the le.,rs OR
esssss "a sssS ss'39 4. aBs
inthree veata from the date Of these letters they
viii be 6sstef dtbttled. !ilI
49, - ) X. HAkfOWELL, Admir-.
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.~ ORDER OF SALE.
Johns: Gcddisg ussof etste 81; Kansas,
John Frazier; County Of Marshall
vs.
John A. Mcclellan.

By virtue Of IN order Of sale issued ont Of
the End district court in and for Marshall coan-
~, State Of Kansaa and to ne dizseted, dated
March 28th, A. d. 1852, wherein John s. Cod
ding use Of John Rrasisr u Plaintiff and John
A. Mcclellan Is Defendant, viii on Tuesday,
the 9th day Of Nay, A.. D. 1852 between the
hours Of Ia 1853 A. H. and = O'Clock p: n. Of
said day, At the court house door in Marysville,
Cocnty Of Marshall and State Of Kansas, oGer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest Of the defendant. Jehn
a. Mcclellan, Of in and to the following HI
ssntsso Wit, Lot one az in b,cek Slsvsnl (l1}
With the inprovsnssts thereon, q designated
On The recorded plat Of the tswn ef MarysviIls in
theeounty Of Marshsll hen Territory, now
State Of Kansas, fronting fostyr- four az feet
% Broadway and running hack seventy-two
fsst (72) according to Brewers reeoeded pht Of
sid iswn Of Aasysville, levied upon to satisfy
said order Of SALE ArPrsised It 375. 70
g. D. SWEARIEGEN. Sheriff.
]. :. Clsrdy, Pfntfs atty. a@e ~ q
Shsri&s Cmse. April6, 1862 n
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYEas.

Notice is hereby given that all taxes remain
ing unpaid on personal property after the first
day Of June 1861 the treasurer is required to
issdeihis warrant to the sheriff to levy and col
leet such unpaid taxes, Chapter liz, Sec 81
&C Is Of 1860, requires the treasurer to tissue his
warrant to the sheriff to collect NIL unpaid taxes
on personal property, 'together with his fees
for colscting the same. Persons will End, it
the sheriff serves tie warrants, as ,hey are now
in bis hapds.. A. E. LOWELL, Treasurer.
Z Ma seiua Man3s, 1SSH 9 .tAOS
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
Administration were granted March a, A..
D. 1852 fosahs estateiofIames White. de.
ceased Of. MaEAtAaaq scEnty. Kaa q, And
all persons having claims against saia 'ss-
tate should exhibit them to the admins
tratcr for allowance, within one yeat after
the date Of the letter, or they wilfbe pre-.
cluded from any benefit Of. said estate;
and if such. claim be not exhibited. within
three years, from the. date Of tho letter
they Will be forever debarrel.
,da SAMUEL MYERS,
''ssssu;s .-sass Il ssaGsf ,ssiadW'A
r;s March ~. 1862. -, a., t,.-,,.~,,.i ia
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ssss. cJadi1s &. d JOIN 4r.sJF Nj

JsAn A. McClellan.
By virtue Of an execution issued oct Of tAo
2hd District Court in and for Marsha'l county,
Kansas, will on RI ursdny, the Ord day Of Ju-
", A d. 1852, in froat of tie Barrett. House In
Marysyi!lc, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
n. AMI c'cicck pm. Of said dry, offer fot'sa.s
to the Il; fess t's'-., for rash, one bay horse,
saddle, bride anc l.,pket, levied upon as the
property Of joan 4. Mcclellan, to satisfy said
execution. G. D. SHEARlNGEN, Sheriff.
Marvsyille. June 18th 1867
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ANEW TERm.-A Missouri lady, writ.
ing to friend Of ours in this place. de-
dominates class of men who have been
Troublesome in that country, as "Gay'
hawkers -
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- Barefooted, bareheaded, with gloves
n;ismy dress" said an Individual the
other day. 1t was suggested to us that it
was about as cool and airy a dress as that
of the Georgian's, whose only apparel, it
is said, was standing collar and pair Of
spurrs.
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BowEN's CAVALRY is fast filing up
A war meeting will be held here on the
4th Of July ct which time the company
will undoubtedly be completed. Washing.
ton county furnishes between fifteen and
twenty men.
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.Oc mdEauv,fI1lfsafEa

By virtue Il N Alias tsshin issued out Of the
End District eouSt in and tor Narshall q, unity,
Kansas, viD sa Wednesday the 18th day Of
June A. D. 1854 h 3tsat az IL Barrett Houso In
MsrysviIls, heEPen - lsas,et ten ocleok 4,
NJ and Scur o'c1oek z. u. Of eaad dav. ofEsr fbr
sale one wagon, levied on - the prepertv -
Jared B. Ansden TO satisfy said fse bill.
G. D. SwEARIN0EN, sheriff.
Msrysvilie, Nay Is, 1862.
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20, - FRANK ISARD, 81 rs'sa
r..hfnet maker & House Dullder.

Heis prepared 70 take ecatrscta for buii%Sns IS
Of all kinds, and insures that his work VIII 10
done IN subtantial and worknnlize mannGrs-
cotf,ns made to order upon short notice. Fur
siture and every kind Of Cabinet work attend
a Ia promptly and ut prices satisfactory 70 AZ
n holds himself in readiness at ~ tunes, On
Broadway, ose door east Of the Union 9"e''
Nsrysville, Kansas. "H'
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
John Frazier,
vs. Attachment.

Notice is hereby given to Joseph IRWIN Jaekma.,
CHRISTIAN pspe unknown Peter Byrum, - Byrum chris.
tlanname qhkDSwn. p4rtner3 trsiDg Ender thnane Arm
al un.y, State of Kansas That John Frazier plaintiff
in the above entitled sued cct the md day Of
Hess Justice of the Peace in and for Marysv;le Town
ship Marshall Co. state Of Ksnsas and their property il
attached and unless they shall appear besc the aforesaid
ship. County and Sateon is 18th Gay JAY D. lse2 at
ten pc!ock in the ysnoon of said day. Judge
ent VIII bcreiidered ainsften aud thefs property od
satisfy tho cip;m OF the palaa being seyeptytwo dol
lars and eishty-six cents Erase 'tt ~. =
50 y IS jolly FRAZIER.
~ &. ~ MAiilL, his atty.
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CLERKsuIp.-Alex. Campbell has been
appointed District Clerk for Marshall
county in, the second Judicial District,
vice Samuel Rains, resigned. The ap.
po;ntmnent~ is good one.
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..e ELI MOORE s. ~
CARPENTER and Cabinet Maker.
.9.siasM ApYsvtIIr.f KANSAS,

VIII attend to the erection Of al tindld5 build
ings With neasness and dispatch. Plsns q pee
iAcations furnished. haveon ihasdA urge
quantity Of dry walnut humber, and IN pre-
nared "a make all kinds Of furniture It Mo.
river prices. Term, to suit the times, n6tf
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Rates of Ferri:lge

yllEAdS{'hed ty taesBOrrd Of fosnty Gemei.ieners
Of ka-shaH County, Kansa., Aprss II, 1852. :
Ordered thatthe rates of ferriage across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owned by n. D. VIII
liams 4 Co, crossing said river near the city Of
Marysvil'e, be from this date - follows y
i Eor footnian ...... $500 .:.... ........ .05
loose cattle each $500. ...... .O3
man and hoise.......... 600 10
two horsee apd wsgons.... ...... 80
one yoke of cattle and wagon.... .51
e " four horses and wagon ..........f 10
Z >" two yoke Of cattle and wagon.... rs
- i" four |" s's "lt So q. 4" ....a -$1.25
" six e"a,i" s''si" 80. $l.50
20 United States mail coaches, four
. All persons with one wagon free. ga.
This certifes that the above is . true and cor
rect cory as ordered by the Board Of County
Commissioners, April 11th, 1862. se-
Stn41 &. Z. NEWELL, 20. Clerk /.
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There win be religious service BY the
= Rev. Mr.: Hague, tomorrow Sunday at
the usual t;neand,place. at
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The New PApER.-The FIRST plumber
of thees Constitutional Gazetteer" edited
and published in this place by Jas. s. Ma
gill and P. Fl. Peters, was issued on Thurs
day afternoon last. Its typographical ap-
pearance is good. In politics it is Demo
cratic, but announces its determination to
support the Administration in its prosecu.
zion of the war and punishment of the rebels.
sidpey. Smith, or. some one else, once
sail ,a spelling Of a cooling off process
for hot weather, that he would like to strip
off and sit in his bones. About the near.
est step to the process that we have seen is
she style of the Otoes who have been in
town the past week. Ugh but they are
badly " raised"" kusses"
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Nro!wN::

MeetmgsA thsv American tonight Of
hpscfna9st and committees Of arrange,
ment for the Fourth # July.
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III. d.. B RUM BA U GHS
ATTORNEY 1T Law, =
AND =.
NOT AIRY PU BLIC.
MarySVi2le, MARSHALL Go. Kansas.
-

Messrs. Humphrey, Terry, 4 Co., and Derby 4
Day, ST. Louis. Hesdly Carr; bowman j Co.,
Grimes s. Carter, Atchison, X. T. Baker. &
Cushman; Fowler j Zeigler; Noah Walker + Co;
and Hon. John Thompson Mason, Baltimore. Nd
Hon. Saml. D. Lecompte; Nm. G.. Mathis; Perry
q Lowe; and Clark, Gruber & Co., Bankers
Leavenworth, K. 7. Lykirs 4 Boyd; Van lear
& Britton, St. Joseph, Mo.
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. would respectfully announceto fhe Mer-
chants of the Interior of Kansas, that have q
large and comp lete assortment of GROCERIES
of every description, which offer atsxery low
rates for cash OF pteduce, suchsAs Dry Hides,
Bacon Iaro, ~cr &c. saw All tzsss
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lad pay sum Of not les than 6v, nor more than fly
dollars.
Sec It, If any judge OF CLERK Of election after
ing upon the discharge Of his dut e. shall by sickness
other personal disability Be rendered unable to act
mother may be appointed in his place. II judge by the
qualified voters present clerk then The judges shall
fill the yacancy in such the person substituted she'll
mako oath a. hernbefore required and tie fact Of ouch
substitution and tine time it tooh place shall lie noted On
the pcllbooba. -
Sec IT, The judnes or CLERKS of election ehal not ex
amino suffer any es to examine, tho ballot o eny
voter handed In 70 be deposited the blk bx before
placing the same thsren shall they ermit suy one
but the voter handing in tie the Judges
handle the ballot shall they allow any prson on
Of the judges handle tie baotbcx under penalty OF
not less than hvs nor more than fly dollars
Sec Is II shall Be the duty of the city eert to deliver
acopy Of hisrinasce least cue Of the judges Of c
ward OF this city Il least one cay previous any election
Sec H. wheatvOor moro persons shall have IN equal
number o. Votes of mayor or any other elective or in
hi: city The judge: oftae ssets. shall certify ts same
coencn Who shal Be declared ELECTED il tie i,vins
mnnner: they shall twelve separate baots q SiS
peszsaos With the name q saea candidate uriss sca
IN equ: Number. and neatly folded. with tA,naa,s soo
the .. ne 's. p shah = PCT es M
ont by the city crt and counted - votes aBd The pe
sa h.vieg tAs hshest nn.ber q bses thss davn out
b issued - the clerk 70 him in tie manner hsinbre
provided.
Sec. % All hse white males over the 80 e tventv-
ono yeas who shA 10 ctDeas a tie United 6eeor IN
sa hsvs AscaaEed their inteaton to become 80 en
Who ahsA have resided n lis city three nao1o Sert
preceding election sha1l - enttled 10 ~ sif
o0cerS and sch paEsoas dali Voepia thev,rh INK
they reside at che tine Of election.
Bee n. Every pessou Who shall vote q or "a
than ooce g asy election hed h CT city SH
upoa conviction. be nned not les tAan 1U tp,n ~.
than my dollars
.4lsea ~.ss~. .is..t-. =. = :.
esc. n Il aaypassa nj s4la10s1 vptsr undertaia a..
dinance, shsll knowingly And Wihl6 Voc ~ ece
IN this city for city ocsEs - shAo cpasicsin = 6ns -
less than dve ncr moro dian 1ny Aullan. =
Sec. q NepeFsoa Other In quaaosa vo2rru,aarth.
ordinance sea eentitiedts esns IL dGhts6 cay ~
soo to voteas any city election.
Bee q n0ypssssAs uiru . ss.ssstxss 1,ee&,o. -
any oe apoenG the retarns tehass bssa Elected 10
HAydy soeA pa1a Ghan seDssi. vIjfne ~ cfv
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My stock consists in part as follows: - -
1000 sacks aupei fneIanl extra Flour,
800 bushels of Dried Fruit,
700 barrels and half BARRELS Whisky, l.
leg leg hbls. Salt, t Ill hi tgi;tp/
200 kegs Of Eails,!s.s 4, @fiilYtl II
so sacks Of Coffee,
$50 bbls. brown aud refined Sugars, Z t'4(,A
Molasses in barrels, half bb,s AID kegs, T.
Golden Syrup, Rice, Mackerel Herring,
SPICES Of all kinds, Cream Tarter, Soda, oys-
tiers, Saidines, Condles, Soap, besides many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention; suffice It to
sag my stock is full and complete, being the
largest in Atchison, and can and will sell as low
as any House on tho Missouri RIVER. /.
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ro'feSk 'B5ok anA JxAessPSisDAsf You are
h ereby notified ihst the above named Plaintiff
has colE ranced an action 10 the shove entitled
court against you TO recover . jndgneBt against
said deteaAlant, Ioris Book, for. the sum Of two
hundred and, eighty-6se dollars end interest
thereon f,cm,tha 10Th of May 1853. at the <ate
Of Eve percent per, month upon,s prommiseory
note s;gasl BY said Book on the 26th Of May
1858, rayable to John W.. Russell or order, and
TO suhjectto the payment of said nmeunt and
intsre,.tte following premises, mortGaged by
said Book 10 secure the same, to Wits The north
e ,st quarter Of section eight, township two.
eou,h of range nine east, in said county, to sell
.hesame aod apus sbepsoos6dsAo he payment
Of said amour. aud interest and the costs Of this
action apd TO foreclose all Of the defendants
from all right titla OF equity Of rtdemI ton in
and to said premises. Said note, and eecurity
having been assigned To- the plaintiff BY said
Russell. -. .ss.f.,.t..a..
Now unless ron plead answer or. demn to
said plaintiff petition % Or before the 18th day
Of August 4. B. 1862, tie 's.id petition viii be
taken . true ard iadg nent rendered acoording-
I'D. B.unsnsluch & sr,ssos / HAyrss, -
MO Attorniyls. Plf I. ,.s.r,
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saa Music IN A. HoRs.-The Stage horn
whose du!cet strains occasionally greet our
ears.

S"i'' InI C~Ti u
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ATCHIsON, KANSAS {

10 ~. ,stsz lfsoistffe,i s,@s-s5aet
rorfg !esh -y~aE II
lines g1,l SEQ .9As5Ae5 .ff
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*ihe returns ttnIn Milwaukee being vet
inr"mpe'e, aud those If The counties OF
Damn. kewaun-r, Rock and SAawauaw
not vet made to This office, the quota for
those counties viii te announced hen
ronpiee e.
,. Drafting will be made bv towns,
and ,ie quota will he assigned To the sev.
eral towns IN ,h- enuntIes above tDen;iou.
ed. III a future order
5 unteelinE is permitted for four
companies now Recurring for the 3l>t
h-glinen' AMI two co npaules Tor HE - a
Regiment, aui persons erhsllng for those
Regiments Will receive the advance bounty
ani paw made to new Recruits. Recruits
ing "ffcers have been appolnel To those
keg''nenI-. and l'er> rn> volunteering Wilt
be credited 10 their several towns upon
the dra.f;.
B order Of The Governor ana Com
uIander->n~Cnie'
AUG, GAYLORD. A il General.
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Statements CT g French Gentleman
coming from Richmond. r.f -

4 French gentleman, coming from
Georgia, by way Of Richmond, LEI. tha,
city on Saturday, October t.h, hr;n ring
with him some Interesting details concern.
ing tie spirit an1 operations of the reL.la
in the various parts Of tie country ,hro'
which lie passed:
On biz way from Atlanta TO Richmond
he saw the country people enlist fnr tie
war, indicative of a strong national feeling
snd of the sense of the peris to which ,Ho
C0nie6erarv was exposed. As 10 those
VIII" showed reluctance to muster, they
we're compelled by force Of The public opin.
i"n, and sometimes by physical crmpul.
sion. To jim the others. Tho sentiments
expressed III his presence were Indicative Of
the imnn' able resolution to connqar the
independence of the South or perish in the
conflict.
tn same places the planters are gather.
ing the crop. consisting chiefly of corn AMI
potatoes which they had sold to The GOV
ernmenf to fee! the army durin- :ho uiu.
,er. The provisions already accumulated
were deemed more than sufficient for & AZ
u'jec..
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PosTkGg CuRRE*c cY.- I g citv ha. been
Il ,"dei 'or ,"n" time with the new post
a-.e currency, and is universal use has Nv
en It fair test. The result o. course. has
been ~ drive every piece "f silver our Of
the market. Five aui three cent pjec~-
are As scarce As god dollars, while copper
cents are not ga = so common. The
s'a'np> being printed on thin ani poor pa
per soon ht"nnr very mtI h sorlrd bv con
slant handling. 4nd in some Instances are
already i!lrg'hte l. the bank no'e pap-,
an whIrh the are prln'ei hes been select
ei on economical grounds, 1t certainly has
been "A great mistake. AMI change shn'.l
be male AT once The department still
""n'i''ue~ unahi- to supply The demand
" Y COnmercint
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II r. PILOT
DOUGLAS +!
: why do the Men who Reylled him
While Living, Lisrepresent him when
Dead e.
FrOm the Detroit free Press


Among the earliest symptoms Of that
disregard for constitution and law, which
the radicals now openly avnw was their Al
'enni 10 m"h Stephen \. Douglas IN tie
cay of Chicago. Ever, body Ieuenher>
that wicked attempt. and how hrayeIy lie
barred his bteaSt ia tha crowd Of intuiia,ed
fanatics who would have viola ed lha in.ti
tu'lo"s OF the county BY taking his life,
IN order 10 deprive him Of the freedom of
speech. 1t WAS n renar kable event in the
history of this country, aud will be hweit
upon by the historian as one If Me first
struggle, ot.thaf parry which af:elwsrl,
went I" the polls under The watch cry oi
freedom. free h"m-s and free men. l.
WAS "he Of The most di<gracr:ul eri,u,!e~ Of
4 tl>grac-fnl and turbulent era 10 onr hisro
ry-the first time. during III" ,,e>en, zen
-railon Al least, in which a Senator of me
Uui'ed Sta'es, giving Al account If his
stewardship, was interrupted hy nlob yio,
ienra
hat event ia now far in the paSf--far
because ihe crowded and .xc.,i.iy scene,
oi HE st eight Years .eparare u> from it.
vet !" tie memory ct he ,nrj jprts ut living
men IL Is AS fresh a. tie ru,lnniI and suffer
Ihg OF the war. Douglas. living. was mot.
red bt mixed crowd uf abniItion,s,> and
negr"es. Dnuylas. deal, i dNarf.l into
~ abolition saint and mat- he Object .t
perverted worship which he wonld have
ioa'hed t. the last minnie Of hi life. III,
lrg message 10 hI. children Was. TIL
them t. Obey the on fitu'iou" Ili> last
speeches AL hreathrd ahhurrence II y ser
vie war. AL denounced rir "verthtow of
the constitution IN or,ier 10 crush he re-
heitl"n. all demanded that hn>tii1ir> >hnl
he c"ndu.lel agsin>t he -,.u,h ~ accord
ance a'th tie rules Of rivi!izatiun. Ii is
true thai lie rushed wi,hou, hesitation, 4.
all his followers did. TO tie rescue of hi>
ccnn,rr w'rrn For' Sumter fell: true that
he sand iher" were tni wv" parties in th..
r"rtlc' with The reh-'s patriots and frai
tors bun never, l., word ar deed, did h.
ever admit that any man as pa'li,t Who
did not respect HE constitution and seek Ia
carry on the war in acrni,!anc+ with Us
p'nvl-'uuS. lie never c0naIenauccd the
:" b'oo! letters" the " gnilInri,e' fanclerS
In hl> I"val spirit the n"nsrlons i!.a %
e%,rrnira'inn "f 1-,erra a. .,f moro
war. never t,und favor H.. was rrr wirI.l
ing the immense Resource, If the counrr,
vigorously against The reE,-iIion. hu! h.
never dtermei that the government cru't
have any h'rcrg'h "rp ser outside of Fc
constitution. and lie knew that thar insIrn
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A Boy IrNG ~ SPORr-TERIBL OC
cURKE cg An ocrurrenca attended wIih
f.taI results took place in the First Ward
"f this CITY on Tuesday morning lH-t, abont
ten O'Clock. The circumstances are az
follows: Chas IL Aburger, ngeI II
,ear, y son Of Alan Aburger residing IN
second street. hripS Mno,e, WAS IN n
slaughter house attached 10 his fathers
r~>ld-h"e, III COMPANY With several BOYS
about Ia. own age. They We're engaget
III pIa, il. John Brown. e., going
rhrnuyh tie form Of hanging. &,: , using
a dog helongiug 10 Mr.. AIburger a. the
vt.'irn. While engaged in this amu>e-
rorri. some Of the boys painfully plsced the
S'rsp. Heel rs a rop-, around tie neck Of
v"uug 4 burger anI proc-sd.d 10 draw
hllu from the vtouud hs mesus of crauk
u-ri ro hauQ meat. By some unfortunate
chance the strap tiahlene1 around BIZ nerk
While his fee, dill not touch he ground,
aud he WAS hung ia earnest. Iii. colnI.a ~
ION. becoming frightened. did not attempt
'o take or rut hun down, bur csIe,i 70:
t"s rnni4.s of lhe house Some Of the
ssiu.n made their appearance, who cried
fr help. aud brong1. passet by to the
assistance Of the n-ior una- e youth. IL
was cut down after having hung two min
utes. Al possible nf-asures were at once
rrk.n for hi. recovery. FIVE physicians
were in Attendance, buf their united exer
/ tions failed Ia restore him. Alter suffer
! ing much agpng, h- expired Al two o cIocl
on edaesc.ar. The funeral takes place
this af,erho"n at three O'Clock. - Ph'Ludel
rhia Enquirer.