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XUi V. OOi oistruct this t the far-ar get toand J uThemain w relurni dy.inir a rail”lt; lt;ty yards,gain hiintereson.gentlemanrooms infccipt of a u with aThe by thement n o’clockThea conti a desir* more ffresh gro-iends onej pleasure is of (his is road is jre readyed to g ded tlxreturners orArreDepded to falo, hi bis pos nameda couple ; for the he oilierresidentssent ourwho \v; ract L (onmiil1849.piexionWhenironed, posse c that he and wc more fi of the l the sta for the sing th The feirn, havegoodsfriends,See ad-ants who g, would isale es-ure they id Franke happy nd showwith su-i at theson wafrom siceededmg.A laThe following horrible story of the crime is from a correspondent of the St. Louis Republican.On Friday night, the 15th July, two negroes, one belonging to Mr. Dale, and the other a runaway belonging to M. Scott, went to the house of Dr. Fiske, who lives four miles from Carlhage, and one stationed himself in the corner of the held, and the oilier went to the house and told the doctor that his master (Mr. D.) was very sick and wanted him to come over immediately. The doctor took up his hat and started, the negro following; and, so soon as they reached the spot where the runaway was stationed, both* negroes fell on him, one with a club and the other with an axe, and killed him. His head was completely split open with the axe. The villains then went to the house, and both ravished the wife. They then killed her, then killed the child, then robbed the house, and then set tire to it and burned it up. Dale’s negro has been taken, and confessed these facts. Here was everycrime that human beings could possibly commit at the same time—murder, rape, robbery and arson. The cup of iniquity is full to the brim. The atrocity of the deed is unparalleled ia the annals of crime Dale’s negro produced 8240 that be had taken from the house, and said that the other had got five pieces, but did not know whether they were silver or gold.Two more Negrcs Burned.A week or so ago we gave an account of a negro being burned in Missouri, for murder and rape. Two more were burn, ed in Jasper county a few days ago.lias been married some two years to a very respectable lady who has considerable estate.Parlor Magzine.— This liandsomly
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New Castle Courier
New Castle, Indiana, US
Fri, Sep 09, 1853
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