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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
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1853 >asl.s @I-,+-t 49, friat ton
sat fe-alc Jl. > rs it-Ala. 9at ua* sts.r ~
&s bta1st.o N-b4. #-. a. tst- r tilrta
II - Princeton 1si.s nj, EN- hsafn4 hiira
BateHsn ma ~ e.ls,tats h9r4a Dick Dot tha, md
previously run IN The -ene IN 81 tim.
"a = MA Princeton did ot agsIn make his appear
until the spring Of 1851 Ahrn hs bt FOR purse
Of 500. nile beats, the celebrated horse Nnxey
ha brother to Lexington fNaxey had previously won
John Aiken, Puss farris, Mary Taylor, aud others
time ~ ~ 20 6344.
Ills last FACE was on the Fashion Course. N " when
he beaten by Florida and by Wagner he b,a,ins
Gam Lstcher aud Berry-tine $50 5495 40 s-prince.
03 winning the first heat and cOntending closely for
the other two.-See Turf Rsgiser Ton lsso and lsse
PRINCETON did not again come out Until the spring of
1898, when the present owners offered purse free ttr
al HORSES 10 enter against hn two-m heats come
of over the Beoit course. Princeton walked oy~r =
lIe took the fret premium the Best Thorough Bred
Stallion at the National Horse Show, Kalamazoo Mir
in the Ia OF 1865 and In the fail Of 1859 he was
ed the first premium the Best Thorough Bred s,aI
in At the II inos State Fair held at freeport and
the second pre- MUM Thorough Bred Stallion Al ~,
United States Fair held at hicag ard In the 6all q,
1900 he awarded the fret premium a. the ~
thorough Bred a. the Wiscon in State Fair held ~
Madison IN competition with other verA ne Thoron1b
Bted staiiiohs. The w OK 70 lowing, at the Horsa
show of the Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanic
ssoctotion held at Milwaukee, Wisconsin he won tie
prz OF SvO-speed being the test of one single mile
beating the celebrated horse Capt. Ruiord and YER,
hne Glencoe Stallion, owned by J. v Robbins Of Mai;
son, hisconsin-- time minute and 30 seconds. tr.c
very heavy, after spell Of very weather frn th
time the horse Jeff MtiisO'. until the race
In the tall Of 1867 he WAS again awarded thu F,.
Premium IN competition with very fine Thorat5s
Bred Stations. AT The Illinois State Fair held n Chic
go In the fail OF 1861 he put 10 train and en- s
count OF the war all racing aDan soAed in hi- -
Ion y tne country. lathe fall Of 1863 he N tna Arse
premium at the Scott county Fair held At Davsnna.
speed being the test be ran ais second al mile
IA o. seSonus, under hard pail from the time b.
Struck the home stretch It wa supposed ~ tlat..s
ny sporting men that he couid have ran the half nil
IA - seconds The next week following he yrs, -
hrss premium at the 10 State Fair hsi AZ Dmn'
sPSeo oeils me test one single dsshof mile
q was awarded the first premium At The
lsconsin state Fair, held JAnesviile in th ian =.
,,o o's number Of ~ fine Thorough Bred stat
III . at lhs state Fair held at GAINESVILLE in Is65
sue nIs. premium as Thorough Bred " awarded -
49, :. E'hee'on colts, yea old owned by s. an
Aaup4S. 50w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

STILL WESTWARD The Lacrosse
Republican states that jbe Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company has ef-
fected arrangements, by wiacb Il viii
receive twenty thousand dollars par
mile a. fast rs constructed. The
road will now 90 westward from Ii
Crosse with rapidity This uego-
tiation secures an early connection
with the roads from st. PAM and
Sioux City
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

uea- THE impeachment excitement
has thrown all other subjects into the
back ground but while the people
are il a fever OF anxiety over the is
sue Of this great State trial, the
House Of Representatives has passed
bill admitting Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana, North and South Carolina.
Arkansas was provided for by pre-.
vious bill. The House has now al
mlted ali the States except MisSis-
sippi, Texas and Florida As soon
as he Senate returns % its lrgisa-
tive dutles il will, without coubi,
concur il the ACTON Of the lower
house, when the bill will 70 to The
Pr >ident ] Anurew Johnson ,ha |
then be in the Prestaenlial char. il
veto j. certain. but il ging uon i
vote ~ h House Nt-tf r:ay IL
W anld be pas-e eyar his u !.
before The Presidential campa'4
closes these States viii have Minced
ed into line,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

how = CoLORED SCHOOL TEACHER
DEFENDED HIMsELF-Mr. Brenar, an
Intelligent coIored man, from Penn
sylvania, has been quietly teaching
the children OF the colored people
near Swan Lake, Mississippi A
most he;nous CRIME this, ii that sec.
ton Of country, and The curses OF the
planters have been concentrated upon
Bensr's devoted head. Every con
ceivable obstacle bias been thrown in
his way. An attempt was made TO
prevent him from visiting tho homes
Of the parents Of his pupils, but he
claimed the right to 20 wherever be
WAS welcome. A planter, named T.
D. Jackson, finding him visiting some
Of his banda, one evening, grossly in
suited and abused him, and ordered
him away. Jackson met him, in IL
neighb boring store, on the following
evening, and made an assault upon
him. Benar defended himself, and
the bystanders separat cd them. =
Benar started for home but, Jackson
was not satisfied, 80 arming himself
with shotgun, he rushed after the
colored school teachers Benar, find
ing that he was pursued, with m r.
derous inteAt, concealed himself and
prepared his sixteen shooter ion az
tion, and, as Jackson came up be 9 .ot
him. The ball took effect IN lis leg,
near the feinoral artery. Jack son
returned hlc, slightly wounding INN
il the back. Neither Of III Wounds
are daugerous.--MemphjS Past.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u Of Cssssiile. Henry burgess
TO JOHN MOOR
You hereby notified that a warrant Of attachment
hss been issued against You AID your property attach
ed 20 satisfy the demand of John ScharfeRstlne
bunting to thirty dollars art eighty cents Now
you shall appear before Henry burgess Justice TIL
Peace in and for said county at his Office in said town
on the bit day of May, 1868, at clock in the af-
ternoon judgement VIII be rendered against you and
your property sold 10 pay the debt.
JOHN SCHARFENSTINE.
AprI. 2]d, 1868. [49-w3.l Plaiati~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

~ The Collins Company, atlCol.
linsvlIle, CT, organized in 1885 to
make axes and other tools, now have
twenty three shops, which would
make building altogether one mile
aud a quarter long and twenty-five
feet wide. They employ from 500 To
500 persons, aud make 5000 tools
daily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
PRlNCETON!

In which part owner / announce to stook
breeders some OF his attachments first class horse
He be found ut my stable during the season
being in prime condition Pasturage furnished for
mares. and charges reasonable.
PRINCETON il q Chesnut Sorrel foaied In 1852
the property Of John NJ Clay of Lexington Kentucky
got by imported Yorkshire. he by 81 Nicho as
First dam, Magnolia, by imported Glencoe: he by
Sultan. Second dam Myrtle, by Mameluke (winner Of
the Derby n 1870 Third DAM Bobadilra twianef Of
the Golden Cup Al Ascot and the Drswng.roon STAKE
AT Goodwoot, 1929 by Boad Four dam = tho
ness, BY sureerer Eth dam. Princess, by sir Peter
sixth dam by D. aunnn Seventh dam, by Turf--
eighth dam by fer ID Ninth dam. by ,iolden Groye.
Tenth dam. epinaA r, by Partner. Elevent dam. sic
tor Bn0dy Buttack-. fwel III dam. by Greyhound.
thirteenth dam by Matchie-s Fourteenth dam
Drummer. fifteenth dat iy 2 ADDS " Int j rk -
Sixteenth se,nls hy. Dodsw5I IA. avvsatsen o d ii
Llyton B.ab Ware
rs ~, lie ctn 3. gaoii4 W. tici 10 4,
ius4 Joan s. Nsshe ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

a9- TuRgE regiments Of militia are
to lie raised in Vermont, to drill five
days in the year, and have annual en-
campments and general trainings in
the old style.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

s1 NATION, ILL.,, has probably
the largest Mayor in the State. He
is a workman-a carpenter elected
by the workman of that city. He
stands about six feet seven inches in
mis- stockings, weighs nearly three
hundred pounds, and, it is said, re-
quires six yards Of muslin for q
shirt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

-na'e a. Court Of I'm,
N@aet" vteo on tbr llth art. OF
naso . da, Result guilty,
30 ,ot eniiiy, - THIS Is iq~, Que
vote Short ri the nee. aay Two
thirds and the President was there,
fore declared acquitted on that arti,
Gle The Coart then voted 10 adjourn
until May 26th, before taking she
vote on the Other ten articles, Tie
adlonrnment is a triumph Of the
friends Of impeachment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

EyTHE Beef Slough muss has for
3 time been quoted by the arrest, al
FnuClaire. OF Davis and Bacon. who
we're bound over TO keep the peace
FOR six months in the sum of $4,000
each.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

neAs IT is now stated hat William
L. Yaacey died from violence. His
death occurred shortly after his re.
turn from on unsuccessful mission
abroad in behalf OF the Confederacy.
He VAS in his place as o rebel Senator
from Alabama, and in the course OF a
hot debats Gu the abstract doc>
trinea ofState rights and the divinity
OF slavery with p Senator from Geor-
gia, ho received the lie from his
antagonist, Yabcev immediately
learned foward to strike, but was
caught and violently thrown back
ever deak By his oppenent, seriou-
ely injuring his spine. he was car
red away, vote Of secresy passed,
and in few weeks he died. 1t is
only lately that the mode ofhis death
has become knewn.
Ta~ DIsBAELT. it IL said. looi )Ider
and moro csreworp than Of vol ), and
there il dreamy, prsocc1pied look
in those dim. weary eyes which can
have DO much life and Are in them at
tim r. All bis aowing locks are gone;
nothing now remains of what was
once his great characteristic but one
large curl on the forehead At his
recen; reception be wore silk stock
inYs, shoes with buckles, a cooked
hat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
r9-Ax old bpchelor eeolorisl :

sg-AS old bocheior geclogist was
boas,ing that every rock was as
familiar to him as the alphabet. A
lady, who was present, declared that
she knew of a rock of which he was
wholly ignorant. Name il. mad
am, cried C9lebs in rage. 1T is
rock the cradle, sir" replied the lady.
Coalebs vanished.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
HOUSE and LOTS FOR SALE.

l wish to sell my dwelling with tn Is lots. sit
ted east of the Cong church in the village of Lancaster
the hoase being made all new aud painted
trees. Price ESQ. inquire Of the proprietor .he
premises h0RSMAN.
Lancaster, HAY is, Sos. 5otf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
PLOWs Ar CASSvILLE

mean 70 Keep on hand and axe to order 6r.,.
Ia.e Aow 9r WORK and durability; also do al k;na,
biac ksnir thing, Repairing Wason NIL e. AM q
Cassyine, Eeb. n, ISos "1bsTEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19


stfa ca "a sname
-ar a >n
3Ae aaeA gisea ny 94a7
SONS uaeralns Dts. arev amu
adson. ans the ll49 prof, stan
che5 as against The FL i,cop ali
ava me IS pi,ll0l Y1ur BenAi es iavg.
Is roundabout way OF saying, tia
all these churches with all their hos :
Of mighty men, are neither true nor
apostolic Ny dear,sir, lot rue tell
You another secret il may prove 10
be . something new under the sun >
That Brahmin, would have said 10
Anxious sir, goa ask me to become
christian, you stand aloof from
these other 10 or II different denom-
nations, and say that yourS il the
only hope OF the world - Go home
sir. and first settle it, which OF the
three parties in your own communion
is The true church. Whether thai
party calling itself the broad church
which, with Bishop Colenso has lost
faith in the Bible, or that party
which calls itself the Evangelical
party ) or that other party, which
presents the hnmiliating spectacle OF
qrown men, dolighting TO dress them
selves in babies clothes, and initiating
the ioiIies Of Romanisin and Health
enism combined ? Go home sir, and
when you have settled this matter,
then | will consider your question
In the mean time, say, without in
tending to "play with mere words,
Physician. heal thySeJ'
4 NGFIcIFS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
WASHINGTON Nay I.

y pOFllOn OF inc MISSOURI doIcGaN
ton in the House called upon Sena-
tor Henderson last night, whereup-
on he showed them the letter which
appeared IN the Associated Press
dispatches this morning, over his
signature. After giving them i
copy Of the letter, no said they
must not think hard of him for pur-
suing the course he bad chosen
impeachment. he stated, would have
Jailed without mis- vote, and conS ic.
ton could not have been secured
with it. He could tell them that the
second article would be defeated by
two votes. ard the eleventh article
by four votes, even if he did not
vote for acquittal. In bis opinion It
will not result disatrousiy
TO the cogntry-that the President
has promised these who would vote
for acquittal that no would immedi
ately send in nrw Cabinet-all Res
publicans-that he would execute
the laws passed by Congress. that
be would no longer 0bstruct the exc
oution Of the Reconstruction acts.
and that he would endeavor to bring
his administration into harmony
with Congress-. He further promis-
- to support those Republican sen,
ators who vote for acquittal with
the whole power Of his administra-
ton before the people.
Washington, May, 16--1 80 P. N.
4 vote was taken on the 1lIh arti~
Gle first
Howard is ID his place, and there il
tnil senate. tirimes appeared and
o,. ,ak~r ST. 1,a
\ hey 4 Feeiinghny4cu voted
4ea n taa II Il article. Fowle.
.aed 10 R,-- vptri NOT Guilty.
Which Kills i Y ada voted guilty.
Immediately on the declaration Of
not guilty., on tn lltn article. wills
Jams moved IN adienrim ut until
Tuesday Hendricks claimed that
The motion was ont ot order AMI the
Chair so decided, Drake appealed
from the decision The decision Of
the Chair was overruied by "a TO 81
HENDERSON moved adjonrn until
July lSt, which was lost by % 20 81.
At O'Clock, McCreery moved to al :
iourn without day Lost by 10 ~.
The motion to adjourn till Tuesday,
the goth, was carried by 90 t. 22.-
The court then adjourned.
The vote on the 18th article is as
follows.
YeaS.-Messra Anthony. Cameron,
Castell, Chandler, Cole, Conkiog.
CONFESS, Corbtt, Cragan, Drake Ed
munds. Ferry, Freilughuysen Har,
Ian, Howard, Howe, Morgan, Nor
rill (of Maiue,) Morrill, lot Vermont
Morton, Nye, Patterson, Pomeroy.
Ramsey. Sherman, Sprague, Stew
art. Sumner, Thayer, Tipoon, Wade,
Wiley, Williams, Wilson and Yates
So.
Nays Mcssrs. Bayard. BucSalcw,
Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Fosscnden,
Fowler. Grimes, Henderson, Hons
bricks johnson. NoCreery, Patter,
son Ross, Salisbury. Tramhen, Van
Wickle. ard Eickers-I9.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

AN OLD TIME Snow SToKM.-The
Wheeling va J Mteiiiqencer quotes
tho following memorandum from an
old family Bible which shows that
snow storms even in May are not
unpresented south OF Mason and
Dixon's line:
The Almighty Being showed
bis disploasure with the children OF
men tor their iisobedience and hard
hesrtedno-s bv shifting the green
grain and severy green tree and herb
almost, in this part Of the county,
so that It app ars like autumn, or
like winter. Every thing looked 80
dried and ~corched with snow,
which fell on the first Of the afore-
said month, and dreadful frost on
tho present dav.
This memorandum | took that
the time might not be forgotten, nor
the cause neglected; but that we
might return from the wickedness
Of on ways and live.
civilian DILLON.
LosDeS CousrT, VA, 3, 1;74.n
SPIRlTUALIsM-.H Horace Greeley, in
one OF his autobiographical papers in
the New York Ledger, sums up, as
the result ofhis years OF investigation
and observation Of opiritualism, that
the thing itself is nexplicabIe; that
sncn and women have not been made
better by it; on the contrary, have
grown lax in their notions OF mar,
risge. divorce and moral purity. aud
That the aggregate OF insanity and
suicide has been increased bv the
adoption Of the theory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

sr A young Indian girl who bad
curiously watched the process otmark
lug barrel heats, in Touring mill,
in Winona, MINI, stole in one day,
and taking possession of the stencils,
ornamented her blanket with the
words ellsworth Choice" and
paraded the streets il great delight,
but to the disgust of Mr. Ellsworth,
who is bachelor, and had made no
such choice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

esss-ln Paris, gentleman of the
name of Michotte gave perform
ance at NJ. Gustavo Dore's last Soires.
on an instrument called 1.-The matau-
phone" 1t consists Of graduated
glasses filled with water, on which,
it is said, he executes fantasies, over
lures, and every species Of musical
composition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
STRAY COLTS.

Broke isto my encio ure May 18th 1858 two mar
colts supposed TO be two years old both bays one with
white strip in face and with white spot on nose
tue wre is requested to prove property pay charges
and to IL said colts away. JOE MANNING
Liberty May i h, 1895 5Owl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

4 REMARKABLE Gas WELL Nh.
T. Bowen, writing to us from Burn
ing Springs. Wees, Virginia gives the
folio wing description ofa wonderful
well, emitting gas at high pressure.
he says:
Il will attempt to give you some
idea OF an immense gas vein here,
which may be Of interest to you and
your readers, The we'll is 900 feet
deep, four inch bore with two inch
pipe leading from it, more than u
mile long, supplying 28 boilers of
II horse power each, 80 stoves, and
many lights, beside those which
spring from leaks along the line, in
consequence of the great pressure. |
am now writing before brilliant
light on the counter, an engine OF one
horse power pumping water over the
house, and she waste gas running two
stoves. Ny gas IS brought through
one halt and three quarters inch pipe
and yet am obliged to cut il off ont
side to produce the proper pressure.
| believe the pressure IL not less than
200 pounds 10 the square inch. The
gas is nearly pure hydrogen with
some carbon; it soon, however, mixes
with the atmospheric air and thus be
comes illumination.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19


rs8~ . Sta ement recently publish
ed To the affect that Mr. Peabody,
on quitting Rome. had left The Pope
goo 600, is denied on authority
The Italian papers report more accu-
rately that be gave $4,000 for one
of the educational institutions in
Rome.
aa~ Alexander Dumas offers further
advantages TO the new Journal DIR
aqaan. Each new subscriber re-
ceives volume containing his auto.
graph. TO subscribers Of large
amounts, proportionately Increased
advantages are given.
sss-A Disguised Virgiuian politi~
clan, named John Hod Lin. publish
es the following card: II this day
sever my connection with all politics
al organizations, ana snail hereafter
endeavor TO pay more attention to
my future salvation.
n<2y> ROBERT Morris, the colored
lawyer OF Boston. practices almost
exclusively in the criminal courts,
and singnIarly enough, is great
favorite among the Irish litigants.
WHO reverence his snartcess and
have given him lucrative busir. ess.
sss-Sothern, the original Lord
Dundreary, is now said to be mad
His mania is peculiar he thinks that
be has eleven fingers and is constant.
y counting them to find the eleventh.
some time ago Mr.. Sothern was
brown from his horse, and this is the
result.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
"irC yOa Coming" into iowa DOn'l fail
0 call ut BurrS and see their Goods & Prices.
PRINCETON HORSE!

8. II RUBLEE and JOHN BATTLE, Proprietors.
bloomington, Wis.
Havisg resumed my larm near BIoomin gtor, - Z
aiken charge of the ell known horse
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

The President has appointed
soL OF Gen. John c, Fremont to be
midshipman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

81 Pan, ia gl4 aAe IS, $685.
tne elders trr hyter.} p F. caai q
al Ephe-a- Ia Ills address, " ths IN.
he admoniehte them To take heea ia
the focI ooer which toe Holy GAos'
bad made them bishops; for Tie weird
: overseers here found in our Eng
lirh version, is one Of hose pieces o.
disingenuousness, by which its text
is. though rarely, yet sometimes IN
deniabIy. di-fgured, Again. in Phil.
l. l. ST. Paul addresses his Epistle 10
the saints at Philippi, with the
bishops and deacons, where lheodo
ret observes, he calls the presby-
tiers bishops for at that time Tia Y
had both names" This, is in full
harmony with what | had said on the
same point, and for saying which, |
am charged with playing vii b
mere words -! Unqnestionabiy, Am
ious, . Thon art the man" Next,
you wonder what / mean by apos-
tacy ;, and inform US that church
history, as far as you have read it,
says nothing dtout arg dpostacy. An
other something new under the
sun Very well mar who can
find IN the New Testament what is
not there, aud who will not see what
is there, can just a. easily fail TO see
the most p4lpable and visible OF all
facts. You never read OF the apos>
tacy " then, l am sorry that on
me devoiyes the ungracious task of
showing yon some Of It's unlovely
features. Charity, rejoiees IN the
truth. 10 sober truth. sound argu-
inent. and in historic fact" 2 Thess.
If.3--12. Paul writes Let 40 man
deceive you by any means, for that
ay shall not come, except there
come falling away first, and that
man OF sin be revealed, the son of
perdition. The word hero iransla.
led g FILLING away" is, Apostacia, |
lpostacy." Here then, cir, is pre- |
iiction in the clearest terms of an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-31
LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
Who \. He IA Curious story.

Late English papers contain the fol-
lowing remarkable story about New
Yorker Who Ia heY
A Norwegian barque, from New York,
arrived at Cork on sunday last, having
on board a young American Of high birth
aud fortune, whose name will be remem-
bered 10 New York In connection with
one Of the most tragic, at the same time
romantic, occurrences committed IN thai
city within the memory Of the Oldest in
habiiant Not many weeks since, the
gentleman In question was staying with
his family lie the city Of New York. Ac-
companied by his sister, he one night
visited enc Of the theaters Of that city.
IA he was preparing to leave the build
ing, a strange person, OF gentlemaniy ap'
pearance. approached, and, in most
familiar tone. addressed the young lady
The latter, with q reserve peculiar TO
Young ladies, declined response to the
salutations. The brother assured the in
diyidual he must be mistaken, where
upon the newly acquired acquaintance
replied that he was not mistaken, and
that he had met the lady in place OF
the previous night Exasperated
by the objectionable insult which was
cast upon III fairufame OF the young lady,
her brother drew knife and stabbed her
defamer to the heart BY means OF
capital disguise, the young man succeeded
in escaping from the police, and shipped,
subsequently, on board the Norwegian
vessel as an able seaman, so as TO reach
this country in safety He is now on his
way TO the metropolis of England