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.ad accident occurred last

4 .ad accident occurred last Thursday
afternoon, while some men were engaged in
blasting we'll on 4. W. BOrlanfs farm,
three miles southeast Of town. Affer avery
heavy blast had been made, and before the
young man by the name of Stephen Cham
hers, started down on ladder, closely fol-
lowed by Mr.. BOrland. Just rs they had
reached the bottom the young man said to
Mr.. T., eve must leave this" They both
started, Mr., Borland getting out safe, but
before Chambers could reach the top, he fell
from the ladder. Another workman, Mr..
butcher, after tying a rope around his body
for fear Of accident, descended into the we'll
after Chambers. lie says the gas struck
him when he first touched the bottom, bat
he made a lunge for the body, thinking to
escape with it. He took the body under his
arm and started up the ladder, bat after
reaching the second step tainted. He
dropped the body, and was drawn up but in
sensible. by an application Of cold water he
was brought 10, and after rallying some Of
the neighbors, a man by the name Of Jones
tied 4 rope to his own person, and taking
another one, went down and tied il around
the body of Chambers, who was brought Out,
but life was extinct. Jones came Out all
Chronicle.
Usage COCNTY.-The following is a cor
rect return of the number of adult males
residing in the different townships Of this
county, and the assessed valuation of real
and personal property as shown by the
returns Of the different Township Assessors,
l. 81.
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IA a Y0ur 0uar1

The unexampsed success which for tveAty years
has accompanied the use Of HufesteTs Stomach
Ditien pFvvukes the esvy q tEnpeuns nosesuna-
iaVngcn in al pasts Of the eeHn1sy, 81 tie cssn
tcTfsitinG business having been nleasul7bly Rhy0l
out IN consequence q the numesuus suits tnSfisuta
aSa1ns9 the ooeadesH, new sysetea - tsefSes nss
bssa aalsPted. In The Sssth snd weA especially.
ulsteEils and bearing variety q nanes. have bee0
~ up b. issespoaaihae adventusen vSeA the hDpe
u suhstitHtinG then - some extess Sc TIE STAR
dzsd Tonic u the Age. In some ea>es country
druggists the concOcteTs and Iprricturs Of ttec
unscieuii6c and trashy compounds, which aSe
warmly recommended BY the ventleIs, Who en-
,lea,or TO palm them on upon the crelHleus in Bon
IT tn. great specific which has never vet had sue
cs.Sftl cxnIetitcr either zmUne peupr1eeosy pre-
partitions the medicines precnbed in Pry1ee
practice This notice j, intended to put the public
On their guard against persuasions II parties en-
s,ged In the attempt TO substitute mere rubbish for
the most efkcient stomachic and alternative q Pses-
emit known. At this season q the year when do
billy snl complaints arising ffom lack cf vital
energy 20 seneray prevail 10 Is Il the greates co
sequence that NO tricks should he played with de-
pressed and enfeebled ystems. Ask therefore, for
hcstetfers Stomach Btters the great vegetable in.
vieDrant and alternative, and reject viii dpserved
Contempt the worse than useless nsedleys o1erel n
its place. is IS important 10 the public a 10 the
proPrieto II the famous restorative, that this ad.
vice should be heeied- tu-th-satAv
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NEwsuRyroRr, Mass, July 2s-Mccney
& CO. /; three story brick grist and Hour mil
cayed in TODAY, buryin. three men. who
were rescued alive but badly injured. Dam-
age, $4,000
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Constipation Ft,tu!ence Inward riias Fullnsss at
Biscd tn the Head. Aci,iity ii the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust f'r
Feed, Fullncs> or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking
Fiuttering ut the Pit III the Stoni
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried Ell
Difficult Breathing, FIuttering nj the Heart fh"k-
ing or suiocating SENSATIONS when in Iy-
ing Posture, Dimns>s cf Vision,
Dots OF Webs before the
sight, Dull Pain in
the Head Deficiency OFFER
spration, Yellownc>s of the skin
ami Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Lisslr etc. sudden Fiushes Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh Con ,taut Imagininrs of Evil, and Great De-
preston IL Spirts-al indicate di>ease Of the Liver
digestive organs, combined with impure blood.
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Fire..

SYRACUSE, July "a greater portion Ct
the extensive works of Sweet & Co, manu-
facturers Of bar steel, springs, &c, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insured for
235 nm
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PEnxr FrLLxl.-Ths ssaGlsman, whose
prominent cen.sctioa With W~hi.oioe pol
hic. far the laA Eve ycan has given Ii. .
national notorieey, has removsd T. this
place and y now living with his kmily q
Russell creek, three miles fivm town He y
Interested with E r. Boudin0t n some bod
ness enterprise in the Indian Territory. :
Cefnpn Aduases. ---f., s.,.-..r n
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f:w d.y.3eszslkyAaeesis ordered and
the cruelty 6es&sd and more cruelty ne
glsdsd 49, 1Wsylsd a~.s to its burial.
m, Iss 1ss :gs1 4 ,s small nh, TIA; IT.
guilty creatures vAS suDge in the traffic are
willing to sell all rhGiT hnmzsiy, and mercy
to the helpless Of Gods creation. They re-
ceive usually about two pounds sssRiins as
premium with DE adopted" infant, and
they can usually pawn the 5bsiy linen that
comes with the child for tTiDe mose. Out
ofIthis must be deducted cerfzin sum for
tie wretched food and the haru.fal drugs
which they m,sst give, for Il woald not do 10
starve child outright, and for the coffin and
the undenakcr's bill. The margin repre-
sents the price received for the blood q a
poor helpless infant by the harpies who mske
. business of the exeCrable trade We have de-
scfibed. The mothers write to an address
dat is given, to inquire after the little 0nes,
and receive lying cpiales deElanias uMt their
eh1ldFen are we'll aad grgwiUs ssNe lUvelv
ever day. The treat u writing and receiv-
NJ aleh letters Is not tn he induleed in
kequently, becaa-e cf the risk Of discov-
err. but the mother finds all tD
soon that her anxious n0Aes 6ail 10,
bring a reply, and she Is Iest Z" the worst APP
prehensions as 10 the fate Of her child, whicl,
would I've me- than realized cuuld she know
the real state If the case. One N the most
significant commentaries on the more recent
cssss II to be found in the articles Of clotIang
redeemed from the yMwnlrokeY With whom
they had been placed nv two Rrixton baby
farmers. The most of the clothing Was very
enc and custly Among the articles were
two children's shirts, stamped with the Order
Of the Garter a.d Ia motto, and six fine
napkins, two Of Them marked with the Or
der of ST. Patrick and its motto, aud one
marked with ooronet. Ii il hardly 10 fe
wondered at that all the mothers Whose in
fants have been sacrificed on this altar Of
avarice failed to put in an appearance.
We can certainly add nothing TO the hor- |
ror Of this recital by any comment upon i.
We have only to suggest that the class Of ad |
vertising which is the cloak for this xicken- |
iag business Is not unknown in the United |
States, and that the existence Of such a ne
furious traffic in human blood Is a proper |
subject for judicial inquiry Boston ldrcr- |
fiseT. .-.....-.-.-...-... ....--.l~s
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Con ll,Neil lnSllclesl.
Fall OCA MIL.

WINnuR, W., July 27-The Grand Jury
has indicted the Fenian General ONeil.
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Tie guilty party was arT..eed ye.eady,
waived IN examination, ard gave bod n
The sum Of $500 for his appearance = esUt.
We withhold names until Ne 81 Turtles pas-
tieulars.-dtckioa PhfriN. a
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The Lawrence JoH'n! relates the following
mysterious incident, which may I've Of interest
to parties here:
AZ the evening train left Leavenw"rth yes
tersiay afternoon, quite a sensation was Gre
ated among the passeNgen, by the appear
ance Of an old LADY and gentleman, and
little girl Of about nine years. The old man
claimed to be the grandfather Of the child,
and said that he had:'come for the purpose Of
taking the little girl 10 Carson, where her
father was. The old lady claimed that she
had adopted the girl under the impression
that she was an orphan. The child chung
to the old lady, and screamed in fear
of being taken from her adopted
mother, who seemed to be very kind to
the child. The little one was 30 persistent
in her impostunitics to remain, that the
ado,Ae<l mother got on the train for the Tau.
pose Of going with the little girl and her so
called grandfather to TOnganOxie, where the
latter declared he could bring proof that he
was the girls grandfather, a he represented.
At Tongaxnoxie, the child again commenced
CRYING, fearing that she would be torn from
the woman who had adopted her. The old
lady finally succeeded in keeping the child,
and returned to Leayenworth, while the
reputed grandfather continued his journey.
The sympathies of the passenger were evil
IDENTIFY with the old lady and her adopted
child. .
ne Empress Eagease's DsaRooas.
tFrom Sketches d Modern Psris.
The Empress has never danced since the
death Of her sister, the Duchess of Aha,
prepared for her, where she remains, surround
cd bxf she appears in the tall room On a dias
bv her ladies; aSd it il at such times that
a few foreigners of rank and other dissin-
gnish pcrsons are presented to her by the
Lord Chamberlain. The dresses which ap-
pear on this dias are truly the nc pfns sitru
Of elegance and costlines. Who could count
the number If millions Of diamonds and
other preci0us stones objected in that
small space? The toilette Of the
Empress herself j., If not A.
ways the moA coaly-the Barone.s Roths-
child, for instance, often has the whole body
of her dress audded with diannonas-yet
always the most elegant there. At one court
hall she wore white satin dress, embroider.
ed With gold, the blonde founces Ioopai up
With ametbvas, diadem Of amethyes %
her head. and her necklace and bracelets Of
the came stones Nothing more lovely or
more charming had ever been seen, and an
"ah!" Of astonishment escaped frUm thou
| and liI~.
Appealing fer Besease.
HARRlsBURs, July 2S-Gov. Ge..y yes
l tesdsv received letter from Paul SchGpPe,
d.ted Carlisle, Prsoa, appealing 70 the
Governor for release, IN order that he may
| volunfecr In the Prl1ian army.
4
ArrEMrrED OuTRAGE-Wc learn non
. private letter jnst received, that hlgn
pu6lic fancaionasy a Nemaha cooney, one
Day last week attemptsd TO vsol.se ths Psssoo
Of . respectable married iady OF that couney.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2S-The Iowa excursion
lists had pleasant boat ride in the harl,r
this morning at st. Louis, and witnessed
run Of iron at the Lewis Iron works, and
inspected the iron furnaces generally. On
the way back a collation. was spread and con-
pratulatory speeches were made by Lieut
Gov. Stanard for St. Louis, and John I.
Irish for the IOwans.
LATER.
ST. LOUIS, July 28-The Iowa Editorial
party were driven through various parts of
the city and suburbs this p. M, and sulsst,-
auently visited Shaw's garden, where they
we're most cordially and Hospitality enter
tanned by its munificcnt owner. After leav-
ing the garden the whole party were taken
to the Fair Grounds, where in con-
junction with the citizens general
committee of the Fair Association provided
a most bountifui and elegant banquet, which
was participated in nv over 800 persons
Alter the banquet the meeting was Organized
and speeches were made by Hon: Chauncey
r. Filley, Mayor Cole, +. w. Palmer, mem
her Of Congress from the 9Th Iowa district
ex-Licut. Gov. Cue, Of Iowa, L. Il. ShryOck,
Of St Louis, Hon. +. II. Stiles, Lieut.. Gov.
Walden, Of iowa, VIM. w. McPferson, If
st. Louis, aud Gen. VIM. {. Wilson. The
speeches, on the part Of the icwana
were rejoicing at the renewal II
the old commercial relations they had had
with ST. Louis and severance with the people
IF Iowa by the completion Of the North
Missouri railroad 10 the East and Wet
raiirad system If Iowa, from the desPotic
rule Of Eastern roads and capitalists, and
the opening Of another and competing
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n DESlxL.-N Is not true that Col. u. 7
Smith, Gov. Csfney or Gen. Sscne hat'
anv connection with fine TexSs railrca'
scheme
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Will t given fr 81 this disease that occuI-
10 any that uscs the E;t;ers Ioaic as a pre-
vy4itivc.
Those who have tine Fever and Aiue will find al
ter the chilis have stopped, that by using lev bot,
t~s Of the Ditters Tonic, that the disease will
not return.
These remedies will rebuild their Constitution,
faster than any known remedy.
These remedies were placed before the P'.''lis
thirty years ago. with all the prejudice Of so-clei
patent nIclieiuc'' operating against them, but
gradually their virtues became known. AMI now To-
day, they stand ut the head IF all preparations of
their class with the Endorsement of eminent judge.
lawyers, clergy men and phi ysicilnS.
Read the following symptoms, and il YOU find tha;
your system is affected by any of them You may
rest assured that disease has commenced its attack
on the most important organs Of Your body, and I'M
hrs room eheckei by the If powerful Vinedi,S.
a miserable life, terminating IN death, VIII
he the result.
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NOR RENT-A FINE LARGE DWELLING
IN Hanse and GsrSen, south side 81 City Init
With IS acres Of spIendM Blue Gfas Pasture. has1
and oeker esnvenienrr-. Esquiss At this s0ce a
m t. us1isr-. D. II. MITCHELL.
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PHuLADELrHIA, July o6.-The sugar Ne
fnery Of Nsuhall Bros. burned tonight
- seven SCORES high ana Alled With v.lua-
BE machinery and hsS stsek q scfsed
Sugars. -L0
OminR the fse the rear van fen On an adj
mining 6uiIaine. crushing 4 md carrying
dovn H. fpesen, all of vhom are believed
m haye beea killed All the su.rounding
buEdinp ne much damaged. /
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,e4,..-- -
-is
! Is .a.
| o NV Yo.x. Auz..s issA 1851.
su,~ M. u can vour ,,s,o,iou 10 nv PREPA.
| ..rsox Of NpExrRACrOT BUCHU.
p,-rur rox.I.,
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/ ~~eAa>a.s~s
rl. fa
hre
| n.,.., .s1.;- a finn. J..i..r Brsr,ss. cou-
,.-~ nm. .,.,r . small por,iou Of .piri..
80 o,c,r ,.,,a.b,e ,h.> .py NV in v,e. TAs &C.
uv. ,.,,.,.,,;.s a.. nv mis- m,.,s extracted.
|
|
b"cnu' rs prepared ~ Druggists geee""y' S''
dArk color. hs pant mat emi's A's fragrance
the s''o" VI hane destroys Tn" ats sco'e Pr'sci
| ;....,;,,, :, x;u h, s,,., M, IN l..
|
H,p;., that ycs vili favor il With " triat. and
that u,sn insvecsiou il will meet With your aPpro
| bation,
- =. ,s x.., .,,.,;.,,. in
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists IN the
'"
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SEVERAL wagon loads Of immigrants froe
Iowa passed through the city Yesterday =
route for Neueho county.
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ArrLEs are nov plenty in market, and
reaches are also beginning TO come in freely.
Pinms are not 50 plenty as they were las
YcAr -. -. 10 -. I
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n. 8. GRANT,
POUND.

EOUND. sTRAYED. PERSONS HAVING
j. lns Hosses, Cattle or stock q my kid, ~
Ind TIE ssne BY forwarding minute desenPee.oo q
Atehisoa County, Kansas.
o1 Terms reasonable. ~,<.,,
jy cewi1s THOMAS LkkSON.
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NATURES I en- H.:
SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED.

As nankinA. from indtserctioa OF other causes.
has been doomed to suffer from disease, also has
penedy fsr disease bern provided Our hills AMI
valleys abound With roots and herbs, which, if sci
entikcalIy prepared and compounded, will restore
hsalth and vi1per 10 the invalid. To hnd such
remedy should seek one tina; has stood the test
of ages. "f 'fr.1
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HARRIsBURs, July 2S0iov. Ge.ry yes
tertlsy received letter from fsui och9PPe
dzaed Carlisle, Prsoa, appealing 70 the
Governor for relcase, IN order that he may
volunteer In the Prn8ian army.
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FEMALE ACADEMY.
PROSPECTUS
MOWnt 81. Mary's Female Academy
CoSDCGTED ny TINE
OF CHA lTY,

Aud under the patronage "f the Right Rev. y. T.
NEH.E, Bishop 81 Leavcnwcrth, Kansas.
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4 Fearful and Disastrous Ccnnagratien.

PEORIA, III. July "a disastrous fire
broke out yesterday afternoon in the factory
Of the Peoria Paper Co., ON the bank Of the
river, and, communicating thence, burned
two distilleries and the adjacent buildings Of
Speer & Co., and d. e. Farrell, laying waste
a half mile Of property and causing loss If
about 500, 600, on which there is an in
surance of SslO, 200. The fire caught in :
cntting-box in the paper mill by the knives
becoming too hot and setting fire to some
shretls Of rags near. No water could be used
as water pipes did not reach that distance,
and the heat was 40 intense that no one could
come within a quarter Of mile Of the fire.
Farrell had over 1000 barrels Of highwineS
only 100 of which were saved. His los il
about 500, 600.
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Ono copy FREE to the setter-up Of every club.
Address,
THE TIMES.
LkAvENWoRTH. KAM1A3:
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IMPURE BLOOD.

Aad sll diseases arisin; fr.n, IL. The great Pc
ventivcof
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The National Grange Patrons Of Hus-
hsndry.

CHICAGO, July 2S-On the 18th Of August,
the general and special deputies Of the Ma
tioual Grange Patrons Of Husbandry in the
States Of Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri,
Kansas. Nebraska and California, will BE
convened in 81. Louis. The State Grange
Of Missouri, is to be organized at that time
and II Il anticipated that stqH will be takea
at this meeting to fully perfect the order in
the Western States.
s.Aass 0sss.Cs-A Desperate Fight.
AusrIx, July 36-RsPorts from the from
tier delail numerous outrages in the country
occupied by Indians; horses are carried Of
by druves and scores Of families are having
their homes, and in many instances are ne
duced to destitutiOn. $3.50.
A telegram from San Saba, fOm Capt Bal
entein from Font RichazApa reports that on
the 4ih inst. Maj. Mcclellan, with 50 men q
IL cavalry xhils sO0etiaG paes , -hand q
Indians, ssmbsEiag 30 wR gave battle
forcing the cavalry back eight miIes, killing
two asa valnding eleyea, zupnG whom wa
EareeDa Hatch. They alp killed nine
and vuunded q horsek The fight lasted
6y~ hosus. and fifteen Indians were seen Ia
kll The cavalry was compelkd TO call fl
aid from the Fort 70 get bsck. The indiana
were armed with Spencer ri6es, six-shOotens
and commanded By an able chief They are
believed to be on general marrzuding ex-
pedifiou, and are all warriors. Major Nc
Ciellan saws they were the bet appointed
body Of warriors he ever saw. II IS believed
that they are Comanchcs and kiOwaa from
the re1erv1iiOn
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TnE wholesale trade Is excellent for this
season. The country merchants, encouraged
BY the abundant harvest are laying m large
s,ocks Of all kinds Of goods, ss,--l ,--si--
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PEOPLE who ought to get their mails
promptly at Hoee station on the Kansas Pa
ci6c Railway, complain that their papefs
arrive a week behind time, with Disgusting
regularity. Lcavenwolth papers ten days
old are of little use TO people who live only
few miles from the city. II there is any
thing that is more earnestly prayed for than
another, il is for a reform in the n,ails.
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The latest style Of ladies boots has the
heel much nearer the centre than has been
the fashion. This is great Improvement
They can faint and keel over hack in a mofc
natural way than when the foolish fsShidin
prevailed Of having the heels under the hat1<
,,,,t n The fcot- % saslrnz, F-sas-aa q e.
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MALONE, who assassinated Col. B"e', was
formerly from Maopn City, Mo-, where he
was once cashier in bank. Being unfcr-
tunate in love affair, he left that part Of the
country and at last enlisted in the army. He
is said to have had a good education and once
moved in first class society. We believe II Is
the intention Of his brothers 10 remove his
bcdy to Macon, where they reside and own
large amount Of property. They were ex-
pectcd here Yesterday.
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JOHN L. CHAPMAN, Sec
Troy, July ., 1870. ..
All local papers please publish.

By private letter from Washington, Iowa,
We learn that work on the Chicago & South
western railroad is being pushed in this direc-
ton AS fast as possible, and has now nearly
reached Brighton, distance Of twelve miles.
The people thercabouts, as well as along the
entire line, are wide awake about the road,
and fully APPRECIATE it. ipSustSIoey When
completed h will be one IF tie most proni-
nent passenger and freight thoroughfares IN
the country
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DucAu In vseuo. Junipes Berries, by distillation
b. fssm . ins Gin. Cab.bs extracted by disPl,ce-
s,rss By iquss obtain ID from JaniFer Berries. con-
taiaips very little ssear. small portion Of pirit,
and nsuse Iualasab3e than any NV In use. Ths &C.
tive psuperties are by this mode extracted.
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II is an iMPossibilty fer any on. 10 have Fever
and Aguc. II they will few bottles cs This
edy each spring and fall.
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n.Ce-Gesses The Crime and lWPlieases
No enc.
n. Sss mot l.tenA 70 kili Any one Ear.

81 John n. Malone ti,e murderer n Cd.
Bael, died At F0t Leavenwurth yessesdsy
morning about one O'clock, Of he wound re-
ceived while being captured. Abot sevs,
dclock on Tuesday evening his sdhesihSs
visibIy increased, and he SON amer expteSd
a desire to make confession of hiscrinie,
whici, he did, 70 Surgeon Magruder, h snb-
stance as follows: f. ID .'s7t -''i7-'s -
He deserted on Tuesday, asA Friday night
he xe,rt back to the Arsenal and wss "a by
Ackley-the man whom We mentioned y&-
,efaas as having refused toteait at the Nsl
inquest. Soon after, he took Ackleys st1n
aud told him he vas going TO KIN ca. Bn@'
He went and concealed himself In The
yard, and ~hei1 the Col. apprcschel,
he rai-ed the Gun to fire, bet
found that he was cndangerins Mn.
BuerS life lie then changed position "a
little, took aim and shot him. He waited
ill the Colonel had fallen, and he was certain
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-04

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