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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06
Railrnads,,
-~--,.'7-I-T Nm n nAu.ROAD.

IN and alter Sunday, May 2, 1869,
" one daily passenger train will run pc
tween Washington and Lynehpulg, a Soh
nne0tra7 Railroad to Richmond ana C0VanS
ton at IIynchburg for v esL anu o,S North.
and at Washington for the North anu Noi'
we Through tickets and baggage checked 10
oil proln1lns g, B BStoh daily at Alex
heaaa ~ Is 4. M, and Orange at IL " a. III
e mSrrSing at Eynchburg Ct " IN
I Lea Ssa hynS1GIu p M arriving ct Ale5am
dria S. D. m. and at WashlngEdoi,wT viii II leave
A train for Manassas Ma naaSsebtins Sbhtiay, ats55
a. @ straqs b + 4, St f EssstpRard,
at HSTgis0fh6uts Ell ga 95 am arriving
i S1eSapdria at 81 D. M, CONNECTING Wal at
, he frain from Washington to Baltimore Nv
4G Th p Train leaving Baltimore at go 2. m
. connects with the morning IRAN W ~
9 sopnn sg seg from Washington and Alexan-
Al" 70 Winchester will find this co =, ties
bic and quick SIea aSa coaches, over the Valley
n Turnbfke, arriving al Wihcn'S'e' :"
S H. FREIGHT TRAINS :.ss..n
y poss orange daily noorthward Ut $50 ssisFT.'
lc and So6thward SUNDAY exeeptteao,( HIS III -
ir IN; 1863 General Ticket Agent!
a TnE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
yies No,, in the Sirty- Second year Of its egls-s
ly tence. Is one of the Oldest ana "'oS' e''"''S
be knotrn Journals in the South
ed ed PUBLISHED in the Central portion IN.
Ne Il IF Virginia; it has larger clrcula.i.o ~
Ter the rich mineral and agricultural ivs othes
to South Western Virginia, than any, any and
Ncwspaper Its extensive crcuiaIi9hn nj the the
to natronage are not the work OF Gay, pu stoI,s
nd result OF many years labor ~ Ell, os we'll
are ushed institution and BENZ ne. Wy no
as nro,ninently Identified with the 9oi Mn,
ms as sdp t Agricultural, Mining ana MANI.
at factnring interests 81 the state, ~ aPpe"A9
Ma confidently to Virginia lOe MarKets regu-
$. lar Foreign Corresponaence, - i,,yd,cious
Va Grams from all parts Of the worlu Juad ~
Selections for the family, WIN ~ and read
cellany, make IL az Univ " "
oi 60 Advertisers will consult their interests
nv ayailing themselves of It's Columns
TERMS:
the Daily virginian, per annum, " n
ion Tri-weeky' per fa hhRins w. BUTTON, d
tall February 2e, 1869. Editor and proprietor
o oprSS RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. X
m Of ON and after Monday, April ~ ~ io so1
rat " the trains on this road VIII iea' '''
can Leave Richmond at P; M and re g M n
Ppde Leave Petersburg at $50 a. m ana goV en-
ng a tAtanhed will leave Richmond daily az
set nj. aud Petersburg daily at $40 a. NJ 'ou'
three DAYS exeepoeft Train will not leave Richmon
'uild- on Sundays and the $50 p. IN. train VIII H'
$50 pc leave Petersburg on sundays ..,,o tbs4
w Gu, Passengers for Norfolk VIII VIII, take 'n0 L.
ct .tL m train running through uahS'
WIFI baggage checker through. - tho On
new, ipbe 7n5ssetiger Coach attached 10 the 60
rhood t,ain Will leave Clover Hill att a. m, anu
turning, leave Riehmondd s az io s. N''
tuesdays iii'i THOMAS II. WYNNE,
200 a -ov7 1869. Superintendent
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06
IMPORTANT no FARMERS

lMPON Il 4AN ~ .e.+
ChLIFoRNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
I'VE furnish F arnners with the EoI
w SEED WHEAT IN THE WOhiD, per
foct,v free from insectiform or otner impurli-
Ties grown from Australian and Chih seeo'
Welding on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACfb,
and weighing IS POUNDS To THE MhAo-
URED BUSHEL. ,.,,ro oro
The EARS of WHEAT, when NATURE are
usually ,o>,o,
ELEVEN OR TWELVE INCHES LoNU'
put I'M and securely tied and sealed IN M. nm 4.
n ~ P aud sent by mail free to all parts OF
IL lie p Country, on receipt of price.
Prices.
Samples 10 cts. each Bags. 5oc ana 81 es'ei'
or in larger quantities at reasonable ra'es'
| Address o,roo>r
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
| San Francisco ,Cailiorhla
| rrol>r,,arv 10 l269-tf.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r.!
HoUTTvS
sOuTvuEERN CORN PLANTEKs

WITH GUANo ATrACHMENIs a..
TN again calling the attention OF ohs
i FARMERS of Virginia and adjoining 9ta .bs
TO This simple yet effective lmple.i.ne n e e
s,,hscriber begs leave to say tnal IL nus go ~
greatly improved for the ensuing ssasoiii IN ",
5s6a II is now worked by chaln DALI shnra nv
s3ead of n leather band as formerly .hhetn,e e
insnring n more constant operation rS
very simple adjustment 1t Will drop COZ
tha' distances OF Is inches or 1eet, Voee'no'
Win any nrIverized Fertilizer. - S..,,
Machine. He would also call attention 10
ROUTES DOUBLE-SHOVEL rLo"'
with Coulter and Briar Cutting Attacnmefn nus
the latter especially adapted 70 my , i4ra
lands. whether with Briars, Sassalras Vi WIN
| Grass. Also, to
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow,
which completes at one operation the douniS
/ course of the ordinary plows besides saNins
I n great deal of hartt labors -, ,,,,,,,,,,
| 1fe has certificates of many Well-kinoMxa II
farmers youching for the strength anu en-
cient action of all these implements, Which,
will he furnished on application "a. 1.,s,.o,,,
AS the senior partner in the new conc9i IL IL
IF a p. Routt l. Coz he would return i ma
3b an to a generous PUBLIC for their kind
patrorate in the past ana pledges unrei III
| 81 eSerfiofis to maintain and increase lii'
iuii coiiii''eiN A, p. R0UTT d. co.
Liberty Mills, Va, February ~, ioos'
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06
ribertv Mills, Va, February Il, 1869.
p.ppo,-psy11IE, VA, January 0, 1869

take great pleasure in recGmm an Hei nng.
s ttrnc aflis BY A. p Routt Co. Mr. Roptt L
nv NV conntyman and ncighbor, an, ~ H. hes ss
had ample opportunity Of testing ms sim IN his 81
Iandabie efforts to satisfy, the community
With well-constructed and effcienL, 6 6MfRie-
,ntnfC b..
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06

VIRGINIA., ,,,.,, oe,oo ot
A I Rules held in the CLERK 8 0 Urlve on ~,
.To, tiiv the 2nd day of August, 1859,
M Hohn King Adminlstrator de bon Rr ncn,
wit with the will annexed Of VIM. l.. DrooA
man. deceased Plaintin,
AGAINST Defen-
Henry G. Bell and James FiaHer-peien
dahts, ,r r1J,fENJ1, RFTIJRED
IN DEBT-ON ATTAGSIHHI MEN I'VE 0'''N
The object of this suit Is to recover over On s
est from the soth day Of sil And 1t appear
payment y a fSs " that james Frazer is
MOI this state he is neeeoS
dered 10 Pp,saiiootion of this order, and do
aiLe at i Is necessary to protect his interest,"
"h''' 40 A Copy-Teste, ,oo,,,
| M. d. HIGGINS, CLERK.
| .e ,eaa-WM G. WILLIAMS, p. Q,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06

,P That's valiant flea tat dare
COZ bis breakfast OH the lips OF hon.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06

No. 81.
A two story frame Store-house ana l9o az ny
orange G. H., 90 feet front with depI I.it .,
100 feet. The Store room Is 10 az asg of the
hu,s oo on the second floor there are TWO
well lighted rooms 800, .,otonco in and
IL months.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-08-06

No. 81, -,
A House and Lot at Orangs e. "a, ale the he
eon.aii Is two story brick dwelling, with
two rooms on the }rst and tnree en- te
second floor, and an excelledndd airv room at.
ming ,d6Sged room Me kitcht is Of brick with fo1I
rooms. well OF fine water is with IN TI Sni
fthe house lthas an y, n good ordep. '
Price $1,000 oue-half cash, balance IN "h0
| IL months.
, 1869-04-09
The Golden Fleece.

The sensation Of Lake street yesterday, and the
one which to keep that thoroughfarc In an uproar
for couple Of days to conc, was, beyond Ill
doubt, the great opening of spring faeh!ous At the
welLfnown store OF A. G. Downs / Co, No $50 Like
street, rendered all the more prominent by tho
swinging aIen Of the Golden Fleece, which polnta
the EaJ to the choicest fabrics OF English, Scotch,
French and German loomA The derotees Of fash-
Ion drtde their time between the opera and thea-
tres at night and tho store Of the Golden Fleece
In the day time This is the mic, but when slca
fashions which took place Yesterday, they arc
there ali day. TIE ladies' Of mis- cit. need no in-
sIuctInu to tho d0Hfc merits OF this establish
mcnt and II Is too late 10 tell them thai they can
Ind there tho choicest stock o.
dresses and dress goods and Ilso a
Mrr shalef, mr. Noshcr, ,nnGit:. we'll known IN
fashionable circles and who is assisted ny the best
talent WHICH The city AdurdA licr rare Nec3rncF
as litter Is AtteSted 10 By hundreds Of the nrst l1-
dies In tails city, whom she has long BeFvrd, nod
who know her 10 stand foremost In her Profession.
Will close tomorrow afternoon. WAS crowded q
excess aDd the present quarters Of the 1Fn. Which
theJ rropoee TO exchange for more commodio1s
cues Oh State stfccl, were too EMAIL ThcC dis
| pI1y Of French cluaks, India cloakA and salts,
! made cut of French popl!ns md Other TIA
| Other imported goods also excited general astcn
| ton aud admiration It Is impossible ntly 70 a.
! scribe the richness and complete beauty Of many
Of the suits which were displayed The e1pfes
tlons Of plcasur1: and surprise mhde By those Tht
! saw them, testified TO their excellence The nj
good taste and enterprise displayed IN Eetans 70
! Eethcr such stock Of goods are scf! EfeaI At,
lit who arc wise will show shelr arrreclauon Of
t.y Waiting No. I5o Lake street before satofua'
night
, 1869-04-09
CRIME
Suicide of Twitche11, the Condemn,
MurdeFcrs in His Cell.

Suicide of THitche11, the Condemned
MuxneFcFs In His Cell
PH1LApEFH1A. April s-Georgc $ Tmitehel.
WHO Mas to be hung to-day. WAS found tleat in hls
cell this rnornlnS. He Is supposed to hare COM
ultte.l suicide BY poison furnished b. frteniA AT
2 O'Clock this morning he VAS left by Rev. Mr.
Bunlhn1st and two Catholic priests, and nt :
O'Clock be WIS found dead.
FnI1ApRLfH!A. Ap'1 s-Twitchwel WAS LETT IN
his cell at O'Clock b. Rev At. Bs1nkhurst, 10
on visit to E2ton:s cell The keepers removed
AT which fwttchen smiled and made ocular r
marx. At twenty minutes past : O'Clock the
fteer. He spoke to him and found life extinct. It
has been ascertatnrd that THttchell Tas Poisoned
With str!chnlne- It appears that Eaton Was aware
Of Twitchel8 Intention to commit s3tctde. 4 gen.
tlernan who h2d . conFersztio1 With Eaton this
morning says some tine last night tho two
men were allowed to have an Interview.
TNtteheu said: "JtrI1, you will have
to 20 alone tomorrow. III not
fe with Jou but mulpb the Wori." .Afterwaeds
Eaton revealed this statement to The clergy ymen IL
attendance, and they thought II proper To Inform
the on1ceTs Of the prison. Twttcnells cell was
thoroughly searched. and everything removed With
which he might injurc himself, even the looking
| g1ass; but he must hare had the poison concealed
about him, may have already AWAlioWe it. Far
tner examination Of the cell led to the discovery OF
Rpicce OF llQuorce root which Is supposed to have
been fmpreRnated with poison. Eaton took hts
FAREWELL OF his wife this mnrnnG- Il WIS An a1ect
| Ing scene. lie made no statement On the galIoEa
, 1869-04-09
AMUSEMENT

lAh tAL1pA 1kSIAtSlk1.
Afe Susan 1sltou was made the Fecip!e Mt Of
handsome per1ouAl testimonial to her eminent
ahillties as songstcss Last evening, IN the Cros-
By Music Hall. "A concert had been rendered her
BY number OF her musical friends aud the pub
tic responded heartily to the appeal, the ha being
well Oiled. We have areaiJ Published the pro-
gEam1ue, and need therefore, only speak Of the
Cation was In excellent voice md aang the orstorio
selections with good taste, while lacking the es-
senitl Of power needed 70 give full expression to
selection with Setlure Clad" was decidedly the
most effective, As i depends chiefly on the melo-
dLous, smooth quali5 q voice, while the Lei the
Bright Seraphlm" requires more Of the majestic In
its ennnciatiou than Is ut the command Of the
cantatrtce Her rendition Of "An, Do not Mtngle,"
and and respont1cd to IF "Caasie IS III Dar!.u:."
Homo, from noss!nl's ST. staoat .; aatef," Ms.
son also sang in the last trio, ovens ''Sanc..
Maria" She possesses superb 7otce. but WAS
I to n9s her e ,aeF sd t
ortonc> each appeared In solo, tn dae' and In The
cloting trio. to good advantage Mr. Bfschor was
wore OF, and then hts elca1, precise toues were
Heard without nav or falter from the opening 10
The close OF each movement
The Instrumentation WIS in the hands Of AesErs.
Greenwood and Bcdes1nai,, Of who's: playing We
have written on previous occasions. 'Tney gave
the opening duo in magnificent style, on pi1no and
arrivals Of those who seemed to think that "sone-
tody .nuss he last" HI. Helms added much to
the saziety and beauty Of the entertainment By u
trunlret ohlgato to the thl..l number, aud q sn,o
afterwards on tue same Instrument lie + really
1nc PLAYER, his tones nwn{s true, aud his ahaLe
and tr1ll OF the superior order.
meni in me success Of its second volume, which is
proving quito az attractive a. the ntst-
DEAABoRA THEATNE- .....
"kna7c8 Of the Pack Ia still announced At the
, 1869-04-09

cendnct, and Com va nned II, Ard n, r1+-.
Sb each An snd7dna, namsd H.Ssa1 i s Gsnss1
~ r.. nor suspend The expculon Ia ghe casc Of
-prfsf Apt, with tAAdsr on hIs shoniaer. VA
SAkln9 quietly up ST Clais avenue on Monday
hhsaL ~ ne nssscd The corner OF Twelfth street
men struck him with their dsts, While thc womsrl
ssnnEnted heisen with pulling bis hair. Peter and
Michael ku1hol1and and kathas1ne Cavanaxh
ann Tne5 hsd hearing betors % JUL Ja1fios IL aliisea.
5cstelday morning, When Peter and Katharine
Eere held In ssco ban for tttal Ncnael Vas dis
a JounR man named TJ1on, In company with
ncputy Sher1n, Waited 1'o Randolph street tes-
terdaJ morning for The purpose Of pointing out one
They went up htsus aud met 0tls, who ordered
Tsron out. He turned to 70, and On reaching ths
second @ ~ noor rceelTeI nct which hassened hi
nncd him SO for CudcavorsnE to wear ont shoe
leather In such an unnatural way. -
.,e. Angus. ne'bst the proprietor Of . blacksmith
see sns os se.xeen wa,a.a95n e. LIZ % ssa a5ia %5a
,on, S;,,, III eh.5Eed bete,e Justice
The two got Into N alteration about eornethinV ID
Wednesday night. Hclbst became far1ous, pckrd
up aedSe hammer sad struck AAaur7 On the
cuntinussi until this morning, uelhst Furnishing
$40 ban for his appearance '''''''-'e
John J. Dunn was charged before Justice Mill
- -&A44 A$4sDEN 4EOQ Ef5QEf, On
Monday night Dunn beat Two men on The even
!nT 10 fufHt.on, RYDER had!y that ho was unahe
70 al1faf at Tic hearing last Tuesday, when the
osnsf case Eas disposed Of. lie THINKS Dunn tn
tended 70 rot him, ant accordingly, Jchnauy YVES
held 10 Il 900 ball for tr1al
-Edwafd Quinn and AAT5 Jane Scett were nQed
~ each by Justice MIihken fo- iisoruer3J conduct
l ne! drank too much whlskey, and would perstst
~ making love 70 one another In such . loud tone
d voice that the people in that portion Of Wells
street which they lserambula1el Imagined IN ere
N1s Gre.
, 1869-04-09
CITY POLITICS.
"eetfnE or the County Central
Republican Club.


XnG THEpl1Y fndnthlF fnaA+f,r e..
II Cent1sl Henrh,te.r r1.sWA A =. a.s IeoA Coah-
n IN. Cor-st 1.N N4uo WAY hnlo !aAt erenlnG
o. @ 1oantt 0o@t fooG- Norman T. Gazette
fNqt Voc President, occupted sha thstr 1As
minutes Of the pSeYhopi n,eeftn, ~s>. - -
apprpved "-N see0 aaa
Tn4
,ns.sN. Aoaouuceo mat II was neceasafy 70.
ae VI sne caab 10 pzy their dues According
10 tof ruling OF the cnns,nut3r, am h~,.-- -
Tore, deltnuuents conid crt.- ..ss -. W.
Or caSt = rnt. ~""Ss 41Ao tae oeoa1e
~o..
tes present VINO were In nr7rxts then came
4ol*atu auo paid their Arresrarr IN m. sae-nt,-
1Ffaln ]. X Hayden moved 1.ai a- arnenSmenf
70 lhe 1ft Section Of Article t,f Ihc cnnStI
snu9n, oneltd Il the lasi meeting nfu5idlnr thst
Tue Ef6cu1fe Cnnllnlttee shall c4Iisist Of tWrnfV
ate nenhffs, one nom each wari o! the city AMI
ave 11u0 The remainder OF the cuuuty-te yote.i
AIon ....
IN motion Of Il 3. Miller, ESQ.,, the sote WAS
lo*sfoued for cnnstdr rasino until alter the orRanj
1auch OF The 2ertnE, md the examination nf
CREDENTIALS Of IntnlcEz-
=. >. IL Gleenhut then offered the following rrso-
3!ors, which we.r unanimously ado,;c,,: d yotea
being cast: 80
!h.a cosnhee q fscbe aTrontsd " the
=, = a.. ~! eS.Htas md 1rcE "A the eErieuu,ls
S.ttr. nrs rrc.t,. hr Fhc ~ WIN ~ ~ iAcs
Ee-.tL Tia; .aia r.sn1it,s- b. ta.,r,etsd t. S,nr
Eizt e-'7.s 'tslr .nfnt.srH. fr.la amy VA.
f!rt u'lT n1F,r Itci in tisis c1n whcsr alt tho od
snsihL< p s sTs.ar ~ rs eHite Nna Notwithstanding
VIA sA*e ~ NC t'a0a@'es u uae no'oocf OF such
TeH .r-i Tbs. xaid epn,,.f,.rr h. frrth,- .,.4,..
ta T,Ix II The "a nd new ue:nten of sny ,.,ni t1
1*:l!tA1i,e number have l.xn caaafed snd Whrrr
, 1869-04-09
GREATER SPEED REQUIRED.
McetfHE Of Cltixcns OF KFnukcEnn
Lake Forest nud I{cnosha.

4 meeting q, c.ftzens OF Wankegau, Eeuosha q
n!l Lake Forest, was hc'. yesterday afternoon at
The ot!1cc OF c1ass sLrre;cr, No. ls3 Washington
F;rrc:, yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of srt-
Ting from The railroad the running Of fas. train
10 accommodate those places
MI. Edward Manierre ac:cI rs Chairman
1'he Chairman stated that the running time OF
the prrsent trains was altogether TOO slow. There
were stops every few minutes, and the having to
drag i cUulle Of cars to Evanston consumed Alto
Eether too much time
It WIS stated that the authorities Of the road
tad teen Fetn. aud that they thought other roadB
would lie askea tho came thing. Still, since othes
reads wccr NOT sslnila-:y Situated 1t Was thought
Tie request might be granted
SeyerN present seemed 10 think that the Keno
Eaa trsln was the eae which should be made fast
enc While a'u,7 wetc In favor OF Waukc2aa-
Some thought Q 'ckpck was IN early tine enough
to gel III The city, while others preferred eight
general discussion cusYe,I, beng an attempt to
reconcile the Interests Of vAfi ,us places.
Finally u committee was n?rolEtea. consisting
Of the following gentlemen: Lake Forest, Dr.
4'sla!au, s. j. Le1sned anil Mr. WAri: Waakeran,
]. u. Jones. i. T. spencer ant Elsar,l Mantcfre
kennsha- ArssEs- Striker, knap? and Sweet
T7hA %@--i<<~- WHY AssCe+r73 tt O1usurt 0fSft
tht People 1ro:n tttir respective tnEns and " re-
Jrt al meeting IL he held ut the satne plac aud
hour On T1uIEtAv next
, 1869-04-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

On VEnSKsnAY ErKsrsn HIM 1.ona-, sxatt-
a, th,s cttr. mtt with scrinna InloTv hr 1,c,,7
go e -, - "A 'st'47 A'1a4! - uatH"
ln1o"n I5oh q buggy. lie WIS driving along
Michigan avenue IN an open carriagu. also contatn-
Ing his sistef.in~la", Aiss QutSs, when the horse
took fn9ht and d2ahet1 on at great speed. Near
overturned md boih orcnnants were 1ioicntlT
thrown TO the ground. Nj. SWEET fcu upon nj
ea n1rhns an s1 az SOS 1 ;.e e nq
fcrtuC a fraEturc Of several ribt
- p.,-,.nr.-
- instant Grosides tnst On ana Mssr ta7t date ~
CSals auu tooaEeo snah " NAuspea' ahu u .se .h
s!aE9Es Sa1 ~ u saca eaat III III IL ., ,hac tae
:, ,s r. sve htcn iu1 sna 1ea9 pn, *, e rs =
ts.taues ana moi Sammy r.nnss Tno1n - -
g. ,D0n, and imprisonment Of not less thau siI
months nor exceeding two years. YestcrIaT a
asee FEE M h15S fas
properly stamped ard cancelled. He did NOT In
tend 10 defr8nd the revenue, hut the tact Of naT
by law. made him iIahie 10 thc nsna,tT'
IEN. sAAkS a. MARSHALL. pastor or St Bonl-
NJ A,hert,s name in rrrclptinr fas ~ ernrsss
rsckage. as mentioned ii 7estcnlar,s Ts1nrsx
vas ,ssteriiay aIiernt IN arra-ncti fef,,a Ins+cI
ATTo,H M festtrnony we. 1atrn trcansa ~ sso
NJ mn ,drn1,t.i ~ e. os1 1s ~ 0un ,uc
nation On Monday next Il telegram has hecn
cent to Rev. Nj. Albert, nov In r!lttcsyllta, Wis.,
SUR mouing him u q witness. The developments
IN III casS ~ should the prosecution be urged. VIII
4shinkcr" aftc. g1apea and vino
fk1KnnAv AoRs1So, between and 2 O'Clock,
Aicha! Solhne, member Of 0Cd zhans rH-
vate FolIce Force, while tattong his beat on
State street, between Mahtsnn anI Washing ton
stEretA discovered oA11 lar At work At the front
door Of the store Of nolttRteE Phelps In A.
,tl M " sones VIE Af:eM 20 Hate9- 81
, 1869-04-09
brutal Murder ut n Country Singing
Schools

!sh md reYolttnG murder was committed In the
township Of Liberty, nfteen miles southeast Of
THIS city A young man named Price WAS literally
named nyron md Montgomery Leaeh, aged II and
~ yearh The Leachea came to the singing school
liking tne!r appearance, did no, 50 o3t, when
young Price went and WAS insanity attacked
and stabbed several times In the face and
abdomen by both The Leachcs, half dozen blows
being given, any one OF which must have proved
! fatal. In the confusion the murderers escaped
and the country Is being ecourcd for them The
uniV e.eal sentiment Is TINT It was cold ,b!oodel
murtct. without shadow Of rroyocanon- Price
was greatly respected, and the LaAches ART known
as a quarrcIsomc and dangerous family.
, 1869-04-09
the PDllcE COURTS.
Proceedings Before Justices Stursc-
want, NiIlikcn nnd Quinn

..-.-. - -
f,CTEe Howard aol William Do:e, two yc5J we'll
arr>sed Young E1eu, uesp charged with being "a
cr,,.s thon, 70 oc,ocr rca,erd,1 rnoyn1nc no,a
e'aNu> ,..... 80 Se's
e:-iefed thc Asen4Eao soa.heIu oes'o'' Aaa sook
J-,>!nn nrcr the donr q! the l1dle8' WalunG foou-
l1t sent,y Howard madc his appearance. Tie lat
ter .n,e-e me rf,otn. sat dawn fY m oil, reut,e
man, anl Inquired Where ne was gong. w oelns
Informed, he said he Wal gushS there too' haa
trtn In Cttc1ro tuyinE goods for his Ctore. Al
,.!~ juEcturc policeman put Ills head IN through
:. .thuH. end Howard got up from lls seat AMI
wen, i.tuthc depot The two were seen toGc:hcs
at:r.wsrt!a talking 10 seresal r2rues, md thelf
et'idl:ctt Ing sasncoEs they EeTr af7csted IN fae
way lo the AlMoly each threw a"ay check
They we're sccotcd- EnHcxer, anh E!Sea n eE-
GeEce s--1.ust item 10th the Checks were drawn
t"iSc o-sct * John {, Nnwan1. aad wcrc for The
t,:E:s n t$sA ani $l,t1o Respectively. The younG
t:.ru conIt Rive 10 account u themselves, and
were facd slu) each In dcfaul. they we-c sent TO
Inc nEaueNcA -
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