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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

The friends ofCol. Parker, of Gen.
cral Grants staff, who was to have
been married in Washington Monday
last, but who turned up missing when
the time came, say that Parker was
drugged BY brother Iudian chief,
for Ills Indian tribe, in order that he
might be prevented from marrying a
white woman. Colonel Parker is fast
recovering, and the wedding will take
place at au early date. ~
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25
\ PRODIGY.

The Pittsburgh Commercial, Of last
Saturday, contained sevcnty-two col
umns and the sheet on which it was
printed looked as large as those we
use on beds. 1t is their holiday ad-
vcrtiscmcnt AMI will be good one or
there is no virtue in big papers filled
with everything.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

The Lynchburg Republican says,
A gentleman who arrived in the city
yesterday, from Lee county, informs
us that the people OF that section were
thrown into great panic and paralysis
a few mornings ago, by the wonderful
spectacle Of three suns rising at the
same time. The central orb was encir-
cled by beautiful rainbow, and sur
mounted by the fragment of another
iris which extended on either hand
above the attendant suns. The two
suns were, ofcoursa, but rcfiec-
tions of the cbonaide sun on the clouds,
and after a brief space these suddenly
dissolvedand vanished, leaving the real
Sci lsolus. hespcctaclc is said to haye
been sublime and splendid beyond
description, and inspired admiration
even in the breasts of those who regard
ed it as the portent of awful superna-
tural developments. .... ...
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

"CoNGREss relieved from the labors
of the impeachment question is now
beginning to give some. attention to
the financial and other questions in
which the country, rather than the
party, is interested" ,ra
Truly, and well said, Mr.. Messcn-
ger. But pray, explain your anxiety
for the continuation of the tiial, when,
as you now acknowledge, Congress
relieved" etc. Almost year ago we
deprecated the. impeachment move
nent, believing the time and money
necessary would be ill-spent. The
Republican party has never been COM
mitted to the project, though f;lvoring
it, providing it could be made sure
and quickly done. The Democratic
party did favorit from the first, know
ing that it would distract the country,
and continued tourge it by applaading
the President and inciting him to other
acts ofusurpation. BY "a thorough in
vestigatien Congress has decided
against further action in the premises;
and thereby deseatei the hopes Of these
maIigners Of the peoples servants.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

: The little world Of lnu;;anapoiG
has been thrown into condition OF
excitement over a wrestling match,
for five hundred dollars a side, which
came off on Saturday last. The par
ties were large Kentuckian and a
small New Yorker. Bets were heavi-
ly laid upon the large man, but when
it came to a test ofscience, New York
threw Kentucky the first two rounds,
winning the stakes and deciding hun
dreds of dollars Of bets.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

SPEAKER CoLFAX has written a
letter to Mr.. Conway in New Orleans,
in the course of when he SAYS :"While
| do not believe in confscation, or any
thing looking like revenge and hope
to see suffrage as universal as safety to
the cause of loyalty will permit, and
the restored States guaranteeing educa-
ton to all, | would not modify the
terms of reconstruction in any essential
feature one hairs breadth. If the for
mer rulers of the South, whose batiied
ambition plunged peaceful country
into the carnage of civil war, refused
to exercise the right of voting which
Congress prolfered to the great bulk OF
them, on their own heads, not ours,
will be the responsibility. "'This is the
undoubted sentimcntof the loyal people
of the country, in the tcrse language Of
Gen. Grant, they "who supported the
Government during the rebellion" and
Sustained it throughout it, trials" g
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

VIENNA vngabonds by premcdiatcd
state offences secure their incarceration
in prison for the winter, and thus re-
liove themselves of the task of earning
a living. One who was lately dis
charged on pardon, after two months
I'M priisoament, complained loudly that
he was "c,.eated out of four months"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

OIL City, December 19.-Two
larpe fires occurred at Tidioute this
morning. Eight buildings were des-
troyed, including the Postollice, Good
Templar's Hall and Cahill House.
Loss forty thousanddollars. Suppos-
ed incendiarism.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

REPUBLICANS in Congresc are fast
harmonizing on the financial question.
1t is conceded that bill will be passed
regulating the finances which will meet
the views Of all our friends.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

ayErrors OF Yon.n.-A gentleman who
suffered for years frS,n Nervous Debility. Pro-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthfal IN
discretion. will, for the sake of suffering humani-
tv send free to all who need IT, and receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy hy
which he was cured, Sufferers wishing 70 pront
by the advertisers experience, can 10 so py au-
'''''s' JOHN OGDEN,
sy-Jy pCedsr St., New york..
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

OUR "most potent, grave and rev.
erend scignior" across the way, accuses
us of lack of sense in our remarks on
the message. No doubt, nothing from
nothing and nothing remains. Bor-
rowing from our noighbor's choice
phrasaology, it is "durned" easy to see.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25
DEMOCRACY

81, 1--WE do most snphatically denouncc
the present SCUoOL READERS,
ScHoon oi4Ts TORIES, SCHOOL GEoG-
RAPHIEs ,6tid oMae qGus, as tending
to lead asttay The min ads Of the young
on matters of vital importance to the
interests of this country. And we do
most earnestly recommend Democrats
every where to see that their children
no longer drink at the polluted foun-
tain" ..-7u--. -..
The foregoing sentiment is that of q
ncighborins Democratic cotemporary,
and shows their antipathy to knowl-
edge which in former days was a
boosted principle in their creed.
Thank Col, Intelligence has dispellcd
the idea from the many and Truth,
Education and Rcpublicanism will so
hand in hand until all classes and con-
ditions shall know their power.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25
Spreial Aotiee

hS-The Healing Pool, and House Of Mcr'
cy.-Howard Association Reports for Young
Men, on the crime of solitude and the errors,
abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impcdiments to marriage
with sure means OF relief sent in sealed Letter
LINHOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phtss'-
delphia, Pa. UH TeIy
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

To Consump.ives.-rhc. Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON will send free of chargc) to all who
desire 1t, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured ofa lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to ben
ciit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, rs 1t will cost them moth
Ing and may prove Il blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ~
No. ldj South SecOndSt. Williamsburg New, York.
6.J'G7- lychg-lS
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

SEVERE shocks of on earthquake
we're felt last week in Westcn New
York and the CanadAs.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25
aleW Alslrert:aemeats.

WV. I'IxGuAM, JR., 81 RIM Street, Pins,
bmqh, is the authorized agent for the RErUnLIcAs.
IN that city.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

II, r. liELMBOLD, Druggist,
59i Broadway, New York, and
l0i South 10th street. Philadelphia, ia.
PRICE-Sl.2j per bottle, or 0 bottles for $3.50 de-
livcred to any address. Sold by all Druggists
everywhere. ....t
3;l},UT-cowly. U. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
TFeCStee'S Sale
OF Real Estate, in Gibson County, to be
sotd ot UnmhoIdt- Tanu.. Nay 98. 1857.

DY virtue of q Deed OF Trust to me executed
ID on the 18th day Of March, 1861, by Green
Williams for the purpose OF securing Two notes
for the sum Of Forty-siX Thousand Dollars
(S36OOO with interest from date, due respect
lively on the 25th of Decem Der, 1861, and 18th
day of Decem Der, 1s62, OF Twenty-three Thou
sand Doiiars each owing by him to K. NJ. Ap-
person & Co., and Dy authority invested in me
10 sell the land conveyed in said trust deed,
will on the 2zth day Of May 1851, in
front of the hotel at Humboldt, Gibson county
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK
a m. and O'Clock pm and continuing from
day to day thereafter, between the same hours
until all the proper be sold sell, 70 the high
est bidder, a certain tract OF land, containing
about 94s acres, 81 uate and lying in Gibson
county Tennessee, and bounded and described
as follows: One tract containing y acres
conveyed to W. ID Fly by John Fly by deed
recorded in Gibson county one tract contain
! ing So acres, conveyed to the said W ID, Fly by
w. NJ Crosby by deed duly recorded Ia Gibson
county one tract containing l7e acres, con
veyed to said W ID. Fly 0y j. Z. Whorton uy
| deed duly recorded in Gibson county one
tract containing l2s}1S acres, conveyed TO said
! W. D. Fly by John Price BY deed duly recorded
one tract containing 81 acres, conveyed to said
I W D. Fly by Henry Phillips by deed duly 70
corded ia Gibson county one tract coDtatninR
4 1925 acres purchased by the said W. ID. Fly
under a decree Of the county court 0f Gibson
county, said tract belonged 10 John kely's
estate and sold for partition or 70 pay
debts one other tract tanning II acres, ans
conveyed TO said W. d. Fly by Charles Oates by
! deed duly recorded IN tsibSon unity said lands
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
. 10 the nellh gL " H. cndM anu ~ H. mart anu
- Caldwell on the west by iand OF Henry
| Phillips John Amstead and ]. II. Graves on
the south by land belonging TO John n. Bar
nett and Mieajah Fly on the east by the land
OF William Boon and the estates Of Robert
Campbell andi William Shaw. Foi more par
ticular description Of said tract, reference Is
made to the deed and decree above mentioned
/ 10 said W. ID sly, all OF the above described
/ lands having been sold under deed OF trust en-
ecuted to W. d. Jones by Green Williams, ana
this trust executed for payment OF purchase
I money. This property viii be subdiyided, aud
will be sold In lots varying nom 100 to 200 acres
upOn one OF which there is a fine dwelling
l and all out houses and improvements neces-
sary being In high state OF cultivation, with nne
A plan Of the subdivision viii be exhibited
! on.day OF sale
( TERMS or BALE-One half Cash, balance al
six months, the purchaser to execute moi
/ bearing interest from date, and secured by
deed Of trust embracing the same te ms IS tina
under Wuieh I am now acting. The right o
l REDEMPTION is waived and the title SelieVsd &
/ be good, but will convey only such titles as q
I in me invested.
ap2l 3Ot a. DEl4Afi Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
rup ChInarn TL.ihlll

THE Chicago Tribune gives some
amusement notices from the lprospec-
tive Sitka Daily MtiskrGt, Of which the
following is a specimen: 1.-THE Hanlon
brothers opened their unique entertain
ment last evening to en- audience COM
posed OF the elite Of our population.
Their performances on the Arctic circle,
and balancing on the extremity Of the
north poie we're very graceful and beau
tiful. Showers OF tallow candles were
thrown upon the stage, and the daring
athletes retired amid thunders Of aP-
plause. We are requested to announce
that their agent has made arrangements
to illuminate the ice palace with the
aurora borealis tomorrow evening"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
Noffce to Crel1ifnrs-

Referring 20 advertisement OF Wm r. Ml1-
son, Esq., Trustee, otc-this days date-aud
anxious 20 effect settlements as early as posi-
bic we wish 70 notify all our creditors that we
propose TO sell all Of our Real Estate both per-
sOnil and COpartnerSnip, during the newt eusli-
ing thirty. sixty or ninety days. at pub suc-
uOn, taxing In payment therefor, after satlsfag-
ton Of liens and expenses. the outstanding
obligations Of TaylErS, nScEgVsn q Blew, Taylor
McEwen, DulSe sS Co or Taylor q McEweH, as
| f3r possible
The lis; will comprise about Thirteen Country
! Lois OF i've % nine acres each, located the
| Memphis and Cha lestOu Railroad, about three
/ and haif miles east OF this city-adrairahiy-
IO.afed for residence and garden purposes /.
/ Four valuable business Lots with Improve
/ M nfs on Adams street. and legen Rezldeura
Tots on Adams, Washington and Jefferson
| street extended, including Two Residence.
/ Tie Lots viii be plainly stazed on All credit
/ tors and Others are respectfully invited 10 eX-
/ anime the property and attend the sales.
/ TAYLOR s MCEWE E.9.
1 Aprii 3 lST apf tmy6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02

Collections made on all accessible
points tIs the Southwest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
what a Mild Radical Thinks OF the Ten
nessee Franchise Law.
Cincinnati Commercial:

Mack u writes from Nashville to the
Cincinnati Commercial:
The registration system of the state is
8 one-man tyranny. The register is ap-
uointed by BrOwnlow. II you want to
vote, YOU must first be registered, and
you can't be registered if Mr.. Brown
iowis appointee says no. There Is no
appeal from his decision. II you are in
favor of Brownlow, you are loyal II
not, you are Tebel-and there's an END
of it. Under such circumstances 1t Is
scarcely to be wondered ct that the can
vass is not very interesting nor very ex-
citing. It is a fight all on one side-a
contest with very few to contest. II II
could be aseertained Just where this state
of affairs is to end, what comfort Is
! lacking ia the present might De
drawn from the future but II can not.
A faction with BrownloW at its head
| have control Of the State, and will keep
| il as long as they can. They have sue
] ceeded in misleading the minds OF the
northern people by studied mlsrepre-
! sentations Of the tone and spirit of the
great msss of the people OF the State
| who are disfranchised, contrary to the
declared policy Of the nation as ex-
pressed through congress. And the
worst feature Of the case is this: Thai
the RroscriptiOnists owe their political
power to The prescription which they
| practice; and consequently will be SLOW
/ TO cease the one or surrender the otner
when the one involves the other' anC
depends upon It, So that If asked wher
/ there will be change for the better IL
| the condition of affairs here in Tennes'
see, without the interference OF con
gress in some way, should reply: wher
human nature changes in the essentis
particular Of determining to hold on by
hook or by crook to political power one'
| obtained
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
CASH CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale

or Desirable Real Estate. distant ab0ut
3 IL hiles Southeast from the ely 0f
Memphis, and Situate on the n. aGd
C.R.R.
DY virtue % a Deed Of Trust to me executed
D on the 18Th day OF December, Isol, by j. L..
Taylor and T. b. MeEwen, for the purpose uf
securing note for the sum Of sl2,lua due and
owing by them 70 j. II. Mercer, ana in Obedi-
anea 70 written authority from he said Taylu
McEWen and Mercer, directing me 10 sell the
land conveyed in said Trust Deed, ] win. ou
The 9Th Day Of May, l867, At the Courthouse
door. in the Greenlaw Block, on second street.
uetween Union and Gayoso streets, in the city
OF Memphis. between the hOurs OF DO O'Clock
am. and O'Clock pm ana continuing from
day 10 day thereafter, between the same hour,
until all the property be sod sell 10 the highest
bidder, certain tract Of land situate and wing
IN shelby county, Tennessee, and bounded
thas Beginning At stake on the eaSt side OF
line OF said tract in the lane between he VIM.
Cooper tract and the Dscerick tract IuuuiuE
thence in said lane l5-s2 chains to a point
within or at hfty feet south OF the center of
the Memnhis and Charleston railroad thence
west 4R Is to point 80 feet south OF The center
OF said railroad thence south l5-;4 chains TO
hickory gTuD thence south A. west 4 =
chains 70 a point 30 feet south OF the center Of
the Pigeon ROOst road, runs from the nrst
uOint OF beginning west 1880 ohsins % a stake
thence south E-20 chains TO point al FEET
north Of the center Of Pigeon koost road
thence to the termination Of said line which
was run frOm the hickory grub tins last line
runs parallel with said Pigeon ROost ROAD,
in the survey, being in all t6 7Z-l00 ac This
property has been suDdtvided, and viii be sold
IN lots varying from hv- 70 ten acr es each
There is no other incum bTance on said land.
THE TERMS OF "a LIE are as follows: one
third OF the purchase money, cash, and the
balance payable in equal instalIaeuts on the
LIST Of October 1866. lst Of April lSs, ana Isl ~
October, 1858, the purchaser 20 execute notes
drawing interest from Date, aud. secured ny
Deed OF Trust, embracing the same terms as
THAI under which II am now acting.
1 am authorized to say, that Tor all Of the
purchase money, after defray ing the eNpenses
OF the trust and satisfying the claim or said
Mercer, any just indebtedness OF either fay-
lOr q McEWen, or Taylor, McEWen, uuEe =
Co.. or TaylOTs, McEwen q Blew. will he re-
ceved; bat each lot viii be required TO bear It's
proportional part Of the expenses Of the Trust
and the burfhen OF the inUumbranCe- The title
to said landI believe to be good. and viii take
pleasure in furnishing any person with q state
ment Of the title, and a plat Of the subdivision
upon application TO me at law Office OF
Wilson & Beard, lS Court street, but shall
0uly convey as Trustee. W. p. WILSON,
ap4 II Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02

THE Richmond Enquirer states that,
on last Tuesday afternoon, one OF the
bears attached to Lipmsn's menagerie
escaped from his fastenings, and, bolt
ing out through the front door OF the pa
viiion, fed down the street. Being hotly
pursued and not willing to resign his
newly regained liberty, bruin turned at
bay and bit his keeper on the hand and
foot also inserting his incissors into the
calf OF young and enthusiastic citizen.
who. with more valor than discretion,
was assisting in the capture. Neither OF
the parties was, however, seriously in
Iured, and sir bruin was at length over
nowered. and returned to his cage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
FRANCE PREPAEISa ron wan.

Monadnoek," writing from London
on the 18th ult., to the New York Times,
says:
I must add that the preparations Of
France certainlut look as il war could
only be preventess by NJ. Bismark keep
ing his promise Of confiscstion to France,
for | have no doubt that he made it.
French officers have been ordered to buy
up all the horses and forage that can be
procured. The ether material, shoes,
clothing. wagons, etc, are in store in
immense quantities. The emperor has
invented a sort of needle-eannon, very
light, of long range and great accuracy,
which can be fred with grape fifteen
times a minute. he believes that few
batteries of such guns will destroy all the
advantages Of the Prussian infantry. 1t
has been kept a great secret, but the Rus
SLAMS areteported to have got hold OF it.
If France fights, the southern states Of
Germany will be invited to keep neutral.
Austria will be the ally Of France, and.
strange as 1t may appear, the same IS
asserted of Italy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
Of Real Estate in Gibson County, Tenn,
10 be Sold at Humboldt, 6ibSOn GOunfy,
Tenn.- on The 2Sih day OF AaH. fSGI.


ny virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed In VA
Is A. Jones by WIN. ID. Fly, bearing dale ffth
fjaeembsr 1861, for the purpose OF securiras
certain debts due by said Wn. ID. Fly 10 ~ ai-
ApDsFson 4 Co, and which are therein suee7-
ded, and by authority vested In me as Trustee
50 bstituted BY decree Of the Common aw
Court OF the city or Memphis, entered IIih
april, 1857, in the room OF VIM. "A. Jones de-
ceased, viii, on the 18th day OF May. ls67 in
front OF the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County.
Tenn, between the hours Of ten O'CLOCK am.
and four O'Clock pm. sell 70 the highest bid
der, certain tract Of land containing about
'ziS acres situated in Gibson County, and lying
about Z miles northwest OF Humboldt, Tenn,
being the same tract or parcel OF land con-
veyed TO said Wms ID. tiy 0Y Joseph ~ Ian
mum by Deed registered in Registers once OF
Gibson County, to which reference IS made FOR
more particular description.
This tract of land viii be suDdivided into
| four lots No. I containing 90 acres. and known
~ rhe Ell: Nos z. and containing 81 acres
i each lines running east and west
7sFRMs.-One-haf Cash, balance at months,
he purchaser 20 execute note, bearing interest,"
rom late and secured BY Deed OF trust. eTn-
hracing the same terms az thai under which /
am now acting.
The right of redemption is va ved. and the
t5tfle believed to be good, but will CONVEX
onlv such title as IS in me vested as Irrsias.
ap4 5Ot j. u ttUtt5LEl, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02

or Desirable Real Estate. distant about
IL hiles Southeast from the ely 0f
Memphis, and Situate on the n. aud
a u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02

THE He6resO National new weekly
journal published In London, gives some
interesting statistics Of the Jewish race.
n saws that there are now living about
&. .0OO. 900 Israelites, about half Of whom
live in Europe. There are 5000 in
Russia, ia Austria, 100000; in Prussia,
Pa. 600 and in all other parts Of Ger
many. Ie2. 900; in France, about 50, 600 ;
in Switzerland, 5000; in Great Britain,
50 600: in Morocco and North Africa,
6I0. 900 in East Asia, GOO, 800; In Amer
lea 1000; in Belgium, 1900 in Den
mark. 65OO in Italy, $500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
DssI Ss.. s,.. asaisssss ssa ssSSs, Ei.d. ESE'''

9peoial D Bpatch 70 the LonihViIIe Uourief,J
LEXINGTON, KY, April "a duel
came off this afternoon at Townsend's,
on the Kentucky Central railroad, be-
tween Mr.. Ike Hanson and Moan Alex
snder, both Of Paris, Ky. There were
five rounda fired. Hanson was struck
four times, three wounds IN ms clothes
and a fIesh wound in his hip. Alexan-
der received one ball in his coat. The
dift1cultv was amicably settled and mo-
hodv was seriously hurt. Their blood
was cooled with champagne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02

ap2@d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-02
Terrible Affair I'm Jessamlne County,
Hy.-A Murderer and His AceOmPites
KILLED by a Mob,

In Jesssmine county, KY, on the
oath ult., a negro boy shot through the
head and killed a white boy named
Richard Crawl. The difficulty grew out
Of the fact that the negro had set dogs
on some hogs belonging to the Crawls,
The negro surrendered to the authorities
and was put in Jail in Nicholasville.
About two O'Clock Saturday morning a
mob OF thirty or forty men entered the
town, compelled the jailor to deliver the
kew. and repaired to the Jail, placing sem
tineIs at all the approaches. The boy
was in an iron cage, the key to which
the mob failed TO get. They did the
shooting through the bars Of the cage,
and having sn imperfect light they did
not kill him outright, but he died the
next night. 1t turned out that the ne
gro had an acpomplioe, and him the moi
hung the same night.