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Mystery sL1nrdcel!ed. d.--Some time in the lat

 ter part of 1ss4. or the beginning ofIs25, i've

 believe, horse was found dead in the woods

 in the vicinity of Cayuga lake, and pair of saddle bags near him, cut open and riAed.- It was then supposed that the owner of the horse, whose name was Jesse Strang, had heen robbed and murdered, and his body thrown in the lake, and much time and pains were taken by hundreds of people in dragging the lake in search of the body.-From that time until

 last Friday there had been no intelligence of the lost man. On that day, gentleman of that county went to the jail in this city, and