THE MURDERER TAKEN.
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Extract of letter to the Editor Of the Rochester


Daily Telegraph, dated Troy, Oct. i.


"0l Thursday of this week discovered notice
in your paper OF Proclamation by the Lieut. Gov
ernnr of Upper Canada for the apprehension of John
Christie. On the evening of the Same day beiev-
ing that he was in this section of the state, | left
home in pursuit of him and at noon yesterday |
succeeded in company with some ftends in taking
him, with his family, horses, Wagon, &c. which
were almost exactly described in the proclamation
which had not seen until within these last ten min
utes. | took him before Daniel II. Stone. Esq. of
our police court, for exarnnaton-ie SAYS he stole
the horses and Wagon the wife is stubborn, and
says but little. the little boy 5 years old. though
rery bright, gives a full account of the awful deed
he sa, his Pa shot Isaac Jones while in The wag-
gon, then pounded him with club and laid log
on him, says his Ma helped his Pa. They are all
in the Goal of this city. The horses aud Wagon


are ln ny possession--manv articles of their CLOTH


Ing are stained with blood. We shall soon make
arrangements to convey them to Canada and tbs


horses and Wagon to the afflicted owner.


am, Sir, very respectfully,


Your obedlent servant,


PDlNY ALLEN.