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STRAYE D

ER0M the pasture ofJosbua Brown, about 2
I miles south Of Ashland, on "Wednesday night
last, a SOrel Cot, 4years old this month, shod
all round. Any person returning said Colt to mt
J. r.. SQUIRE.
Ashland. juno I'd, 1852. 2f
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II ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Solicitor
IN CHANcERy.--Ata recent term of the
District Court Of this State, held in Mans
field, Geo. IL. PARKER, ESQ., Of this place,
was admitted SIS an Attorney a. Law. He
is a worthy young fellow, and may sue
cess attend him in his new avocation.--
See Card in another column.
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A VOICE FROM OLD KENTUCKY.
STILL IT CURESv!

NtALL - btHEo.s Tr11-
TuREE MItr dorsE, LICKING. Dec. Cd. JssI
MsssUs. BAKER & Co That DR.. Halls BSlssm lar
the Luugs. is one of the greatest Medieines IN ~, n.
world. last spring ] wasdown with The disess, ~ ~
the lungs, and DR.. Wise Of Covington attended on
me fol a long time, and then tolS my n%eighsors' tby'ii
never could get well, aud that might live Two
weeksll sent aud got two bottles OF Dr.. Halls Raj
sam, aud when ] had used Que bottle aud a third I
was well, and am now better than ever. cave
part Of a bottle TO o friend OF mine, who had sors
throat for a long tine, and it cured him.
Respectfully. Your, JOHN COLE
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PUN away from the subscriber on the ssth nit.
~ George Baker, a bound hoy to the farming bust
htst' ne had on when he left u red wAmmus and sum.
lner pants. Is about I2 years old. All persons are
warned against harboriug or trusting HIN. aud The
ABOVE reward will be given FOR his return.
Msy SO, 1859. ~ ivg
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Consumption ouREDlll


y - a NHetNeNNa
MEs'Rs BANaR & Co.. Dear Sirs: The public zen.
orally arc tully aware ofthe thousands Of remedies G,r
diseased lungs under The titles Of SarsapariIlAs, Pills.
Plasieis, Linaments. &c, that arc daily brought 10
their notice thrclgh the newspapers, by way Of sdver.
usements. Ny object IN writing this note for nubli.
cation ~ 10 Induce the public or at least those who
ave addicted Qtthey will use patent medicines IN use
one That contains articles of real use la pulmonary
diseases. | anu conscious that. In sodoing. / am art.
lug most unproletsionally, aud deroFatory 10 The In.
ers OF medicine
me Medicine to which REFER is "Dr. Halls Balsam
trihe Lungs" Ihave prescribed 1t in large number
OF cases, and always with success. One case IN par.
ucular, TO which wish Ia refer, was given up BY
several physicians who had been Gated IN c%Onsllta.
ton with myself. The Patient had all the symptoms
o. confirmed consumption such as Cold Night Sweais,
Hectic Fever, Harasslng Cough, with continued nail,
In the lobe Of the right lung attended with severe nj.
arrh0al He commenced Immediately TO get better. by
the use OF The above named medicine, and was soon
restored TO his usual ncAlthl ! have also found DR..
Hairs Balsam is most valuable ExpeetUrant for
breaking ny distressing Coughs aud Colds that / have
ever used. ". d. WRIGHT NJ n
CiSJlsSATI, Nov. Q, 1870.
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Probate Notice.

'TNHE following Administrh TO s and Guardians
Il having filed their accounts in tho rrobatv
Court Of Ashland County, o.. for aottlemen,, Inc
SINE are ordered to DO published three weeks,
aurng which the same are continued FOR the In
%spect'oh ofany person interested and for erami-
nation, viz;
lhe maj acct. OF Aaron Cunningham admlnia-
traitor Of Hugh Murray, dec.
-" :" J $. Weatherbee and Jacob
Lyharger, Eleeutnrt ofJncob
Lybarper, dec.
" Benz. whitmarsh, Guardian
tr Mafy A., George and Ira
Knight.
" John sharaek, Guardian Of
John plesuieer.
Nay 10, 1862 srst
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GEO. w, PARKER,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
WILL attend promptly to all business en-
w trusted TO his care in the diiE.rcut parts of
this State.
Ashland, June 10Th, 1852. lyl
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that we the Undersigned, will IN
l. Saturday, the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
sell to the lowest aud best bidder the crOsswayipg
ofa certain swamp, in troy township, on the road
one mile east oil the Centre of Troy, near Jacob
Ilartman's. LUKE SELBY,
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
Commissioners
June l6, 1862. AVA
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soon be the probable result.
In a short time, II you continue to neglect
YOURSELF yon will begin to feel a sense Of tight
ness and oppression across tho chest, acconpa.
med WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then a
dry, hacking Cough will set in; and when you
rise anything it will be a thick and yellowish,
o. wh'te lr"thy matter, streoked p~erlinps, with
blood II you still take no medicine, these IN
pleasant symptoms will ~increase and you will
soon have hectic fever, cold chills, night sweats.
copious cxpectoration, and then great prostitution
ifyou sui neglect yourse |, a few weeks or
months VIII see you consigned to the grave, leay.
ing your friends TO IN Urn how rapidly consump-
ton did its work, and hurried you away. Friend
have you no cause to he alarmedl la Inc nboya
sketch you may seer a glass, how every ease OF
consumption progresses, with more or less ra-
pldlty 20 a fatal termination. 0fall the thousand
and millions ~hom this great d destroyer has gath
ereI 10 tne tomb, eyers single cascibegan with a
Cold IT this had been attended to. all might
have been well; but, being neglected, under he
fatal de'usion that it would .wear itself off, IL
transferred lts deadly action to the substance OF
me Lungs, exciting there the formation Of tuber-
cles. another and another cold added fuel 10
the name, Until these tubercles began to soften
and separate, leaving, by their liberation. great
cavities in the Lungs. AT this crisis, the disease
IS very difficult %ofcuFe, and olentimes sets at de-
lance all human means.
IN the later or worst I,ty Q, this medicine will
oiteDtmes arrest the di5iise, or check liz pro-
gress, and will always n axe the patient mora
comfortable, and prolong ii, life, and il Is there
fore worthy ola trial-but 10 its incipientor form
ing periods, Consumption Is ms curable as any 9TH
Or disease, and DR.. Halls B1ham for The Lungs,
II taken al this 'ime will cure it as sure as ii Ia
taken! Thlsis strong language, but we can refer
you to numberless living witnesses to prove that
1t IL trucl And therefore, we earnestly cShort
every man, woman and child, who has a Cough,
Or, Is subjects colds, to keen the medicine by
you in the house, and whenever you take cold,
DO not ''let It alone'' to work mischiefin your
system but eradicate il thoroughly, and al once,
ny thls powerfully healing compound. and leave
Q good old age!
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
JOS. sUILIvASr.l [Jos IL. RILEY
Jos. H. Riley s. Co.,
pFATEp ~


Lar, Medical, School and Blank Books.
DIAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS, at
i Wholesaler Window Shades aud Fixtures -;
Window Cornices; OH Paintings and Engraving:
PLAN and Ornamental Gilt Frames for Portraits,
&c; Rosewood Frames and French Glass for En-
;ravIngsi Fine Cutlery; Fine Fans; Steel Goods;
Iags aud Purses; Periumery aud Toilet Cases;
5lank DraIls and Notes from Steel Plates.
Feather busters, Work Boxer and writing
Desks, Travelling, Dressing and Writing Cases
or Ladies and Gentlemen; Hair, Teeth aud Nail
irns es; Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Cases;
Pearl, Shell, Ivory and silver Card Cases and
'orle-monaicsj Pdpier Mache FOlios, Boxes sc.
Pocket Books, Wallets and Bankers Cases.
Banks, Merchants and County Officers furnish
I'd with Blank Cooks to order, orthe best nate
'ial and ma 10 IN the best manner.
English, French and american Stationary.
MIRRORS-Thc finest French Plate, from q
T. s IT,, IN PLAIN oud ornamental and richly carved
Frames.
JOB P'inting.-Bill Headings. Letter Head
lngs. Shipping Rills, &C., done nearly, promptly,
ana on good terms. 3mG2
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PAPER! EDaDcr!!

lust received a large supply of Car, Letter, Bath,
y Commercial and Note p%sper-laid and plain, ruled
and unruled. Also, Envelope. drawing, perforated,
chased with cash, at an extensive Paper Warehouse
In n. Y, will be offered unusually low, by the ream,
quire, OF otherwise. Also, Envelopes Of every style,
size and quality; by the thousand or single pack
Persons wanting anything IN this line, will do well
to call before going abroad for their supply.
W. II. II. POTTER.
Post Office Building, Ashland, June 1G, 50. 3mI
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MORE CINCINNATI CURES :,

MEssRs 0. r. BAKER e. Co.-Doar SIR Y.
ways had objections to have my name in spy w,r !,
tachcd to Patent Medicine. But when / XIX" e'
now have every reason tc beiieve) ii las ssvs
life, I am Induced by a sense Of daty 10 those smi.,mny
as have beer, TO make my case known and rera,n'
mend your .Balssm as Medicine that can he 6iiIy W.
lied on. About a year since I was ATTACKED x,i,h
Lung Fever, which left my lungs much liIc ,Sea ~"
cough was distressing, extended with main IN M, ~ IN,
side. ! lad seen Wister's Batam cf wild Cb.rrns
pulled up In the papers. and I concluded 10 irv n
used bottle after bottle, which in taste and in IL on.
ration resembled paresoric, soothing temporsriIy
NY diseasc had by this time become firmly seated !
had cold night sweats-hectic fevers-swciIinS NJ H.
limbs, &c, showing confirmed oonsumptioni tbs re-
medics ] obtained from my Physician also Jailed riv.
ing me permenent relief or benefit, my luurs now nj.
oerated and raised large quantities Of mater Gron,
them. The DR.. tcld my friends that | must dic, NJ
brother then got a bOtt's Of Or. Halls Ralsam for ~
lungs, aud | commenced taking II. Al first II sjcLen'
cd inc, but after taking more, 4 found il went 10 m,
spot-the very seat Of my disease. | began 10 y,i.S
with more eaje aud could feel daily, that nv Innas
were healing until by the use Of bottles. i was rssge'
red to better health than had aI1oyed for years I
believe If ! nAd used Dr.. Halls Baisair u her -
first atiac' ed, It would have saved nue. A vast sn,o"n,
oisuleriig. All | can say 10 others. Is 10 try n snd I
think you will be benefited il your disease is on vanr
lungs. Yours Kespeetn,,,v 'Vu'
J. G WILLARD.
Three doors above Firth sweet on Wins.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

rT'iRRE will be offered on Wednesday, the 18th day
L Of June next, at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ, tile building OF
Bridge al, or near Lldigh Mil, in Orange township,
LUKE SBLbY,
GEO, MCCONNELL.
May 90, 1855. swi
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DISTRICT NOTICE.

VNHE Commissioners Of Ashland County, at
i their June session A. D., 1852, divided said
County for the purpose ofelccting District Asses
sors, as follows;
Distrit No. /, Jackson, Sullivan, Troy and Ru-
giles.
2, Orange, Montgomery, and Clear
creek.
d" 3, Green, Vermillion, Millin and
Milton.
4, Lake, Hanover, MohecSn and
Perry.
LUKE SELBY,
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
Commissioners.
June l6, 1859. 3w4
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Y . i i 1

PRsud Testimony Of r. MULFoRD, ESQ, bne of
Inc Oldest magistrates in this City.
Mo- n ~ ClSGSS.TI, Dec, lsi. 1851!
MEsSas .. 4 BAkgR& Co.-Deqr Sirs: Those ii.
nicied WIZ diseases Of the Lungs, will find nr IIall's
Balsam Tor The Lungs, a most valuable medicine
have been frequently actacked with disease. of
the lungs for the last five years, ard DE-. Hali,s Nj.
sam has Always broke up the disease at once. feel
edy. RICHARD MULFoPn ~"
Residence on Plum, 3 doors above sixth Sire,
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An exchange says, split gold dollars
are multiplying" How can that be aGier
some ~scouudrel has subslracicd the "bet.
er halH'
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New YoRK, June 10.

A ratification meeting was held here last
night in Tammany Hall, which was crowd
ed, as well as the space in front. =.
Gen. Pillow,Geo Bancroft, John A Dix,
aud John Van Buren, addressed the meet
ing.
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Notice.

s hereby given, that the Undersigned has been
i appointed and quilted as Administrator OF
he estate Of John Duncan, Sen, deceased.
w, II. CAIN.
May III 1901, 3N52,
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DEADERi havoyoa
III a Cough, wiIidA
yousre nHelecting,n So
der the iden that il =
only u common cbld,
and that Il will soon
Swear itself outip
Let a friend tell you IN
all kindness, what will
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See Circus advertisement, in another co.
lump.
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We the Undersigned, Physicians Of Cincinnati. Ger.
tiy that Dr. Wrights statements are entitled to ths
fullest confidence Ct the public, aud we can fully cor.
roheraie what he has said, having used III Hill, Ri.
sam IN anunber Of cases, with the happicst efee,sII
J. s. LAWSON, M. d.,
WIN. c.. SMITH, NJ, H..
Cincinnati, Nov. 2lst, lsiD. smo1
For sale by Dr. b. =. WHITNEY. Ashland n.
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NJ Ms r.


Summer Cloths and Cassimeres, all c%olors,
styles and prices; Sattinctts and Jeans, from %
cents to double-milled at 81 20; Russia Duck for
pants, from l6 to 3ll cents; 90 pieces linen coat
ing, from Is to 81! cents; Barnsley's blcachcd
and shrunk twilled and plain pant-libnen, su inner
tweeds, cottenades and denims, from 3 to Csc;
striped %shirting, satin, silk, and farmers satin
yesIing: spring style blk. silk hats, pearl straw,
Leshorn, Canada straw, and palm hats, SC.
CARPETING.
90 pieces carpctIng-lhree-pl! all wool, dou-
bic ingram from 50 10 10 cents, and 81, cents;
Venitian, from % to 90 cents; stair, from II! to
81 cents, al hemp; 81 inch at % cents; grass,
drugget aud oil cloths.
STAPLES.
Muslins; from 8 to s cents; bleeched SO inch,
at 6! cents; ticks from s to l6 ceutsi bats. white
and COLD. carpet warp, %coverlet yarns, &c.
GROCERIES,.
10 sacks Rio AMI Java Coffee; 10 half chest,
Imperial, Y. Hysou and black Teas; 10 bills
Stuart's refined Syrup twenty l.hds. nnt
and bills. Cuba and N, o. Molasses: loaf, nulvor
lied, crushed and N. o. Sugars; Pico, Tobacco
SC. Give us a call, and examine for yourselves.
CASH FOR WHEAT. The highest figure
paid for on 600 lbs.
w @ % Gae
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FOR LknlES' DRESS 00(lR.
G3IoNTNJLmNpIe

Col'd. lace, Rutland and Gimp; illusion lace;
Eng ish striped straw; satin and lace, albOni and
tulip; rolled and plain edged lace, and lace and
tulip, rolled edged lace aud pearl; Misses, pear
and gimp, tunic dIts, Cohurg aud cut lace, rolled
front pedal, gossamer fats.
LADIES' WLGIIMI WINGS
A most complete assortment of trimming RIB.
hon, silk laees, all cOlors and widths, fnnges do,
gimps, bralds, bonnet Innings and ribbons, all CO.
Tors and styles, French and German worked lace
collars, cults, under sleeves and chemiselts, from
10 cents to SIS, blk. French silk and thread mitts;
parasOls,
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RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
WAsuINOToN, June 10.

A ratification meeting was held here
last night, at which Generals Coss and
Huston, and Judge Douglass made speech.
es approving of the nominations Of the
Baltimore Convention.
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JJDSoN McCOMB & Co.
Ashland, May &c, 1852. III
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May 80, w;c.
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Once of Superintendent streets, I
November 4th 1859
4 A(OTICE tn RT0NE NJ fASnNG-pror

~ sails will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock on THURSDAY, the llth November l652,
for the extension of the Franklin street city cuver
from the western side OF 18th street to point about
mid way between 18th and Goth streeta, (abous $50
reet) The depth will be from 10 to IL feet to the
top of the bottom flag. The flag stones TO be Of
hard ante not less than inches thick, and to ex-
tend thoroughly across and under the side walls.
which are to be feet thick at bottom and Il feet
thick at top. Its capacity will be feet wide and
) feet nigh, clear, and to be covered with stroog
granite slabs, and all the masonry laid in good
ment mortar. The contractor will be required 10
Ill in the earth over the culvert and remove the
surplus earth from the street the work progresse
state the price per running foot.
The estimate was made at 81 per foot and no bid
big her than that will be entertained
The pers n TO whom the contract Is awarded
must enter into covenant with security, for the
prompt aud faithful execution of the work within
ten days Of er the date of the award or his bid Will
be forfeited.
no5-dtd M. BATES, Supt Streets
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EDUCATION.
- Ev. N. ID. HOGE's BOARDING
IA AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and Ith Streets. Richmnnd Yn-TLa

next term of ths institution will commence on the
LIST OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Ian
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to IOO-twen,v
OF whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal Charge for board washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, $3.50
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from s25 to
S4o, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French Spanish or Italian, $50; Latin, SIS Music
81 per month. The German Lansuage win be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
as may wish to acquire it. fresot charge
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. Hoge last year.
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor in of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present on the first day of
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably in adcaacs-one half on the
first of October, the other on the frst of March
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE
au 27-dAw3m Richmond. Va
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DIVIDEND DNOTICE.-Ofice Va. F. d N
- In. Co, Richmond, lst Nov, l652.-The Board
of Directors of this institution have declared
mi annual dividend of IA per cent. out of the
ings of the last six months: 10 per cent there II
payable to the stock holders their legal agents.
after the 18th inst and four per cent thereof to
be passed to the contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOS M ALPRIEED,
no 1-dtnl5 Secretary
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gNHE attention OF the ladies Is Respectfully called
l. to our extensive stock of Dress Goods, COM
prising goods from the lowest to the finest qualities
at unusually low prices Also to the largest and
hand ,omest assortment of ribbons horences satins
raarcllines haupet and mantlls velvet kept in any
store in the city and at less prices 100 drzen linen
cambria hdkfs at 81 .25 per dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
kinds in great variety; alpacss, merinoes and thi
cts of all shades and cheap; flsnnes, white red,
blue and yellow, very cheap; with complete stock
of Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, to which
we again respectfully call the attention Of purcha
sers.
~ Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do well to give US q call.
MILLHISER & BRO,
MOP 1913 Broad street
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r3E DAILY DISPATCH
- = UovS ARDlN. Proprietor.
ryr7cH z. PhEASANTS. Editor.
-o,y yef tsr sieuntaiu Boy


,Tug GEamAN OF UHLAN
-r,. pherds mountain boy ye know,
.'',-ic k.ne castles far below
s.,,sriy suqheams fvSt see
Nj, .,acnriug rays refusin with me,
am taa mountain boy,
,rhn rir-rs native home is hers,
sr.r springs drink its waters clear.
a. f-5m the precipice iirosrs.
w rms receive ii, a. i.pouls,
am the mouu'A,n boy.
Tho mountain tops are all own,
rAsar the storms around me mosffr~
rr.ra aor,h TO south hear them yell,
ma ~ shave my song they sweai
Ian he mountain boy.
,rhoupa the tempests meath me view,
Yet he-el stsnd 'Tn'd air so blue,
lk,og them well sud bid them not
D.suro ms fsihers humbi4 cot
au, The mountain boy.
The tower bel. ouce may toll brlow,
and wetch fires on thsse hills may glow,
Ten IN descend the ranks among,
arsadi IN nv sword and sing my sesg.
! ~. -. rrnrn,qin hpv
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supposed u must have been placed back theYe
by the deceased.
TRIAL FOR MURDER IN K,xesrox
Laurence Henratty, who was indicted for mvr.
derng h,s wife on the 2lst of September. was
tried ia the Kingston Assizes on ihe Is, ;n.,
and found guilty ofthe charge. The pr;sone,
ts an old man, apparently seventy years OF age.
pensioner. and has lost an arm in service
FROM the following evidence given on the trial
appears 10 nave been one of the most brutal
murders ever perperated. The witness sta,ed
that on the 2lst of September. he went Jov.
to prisoners house, and found him beating her.
ne was beating her out Of doors; near the door
the deceased was crouched down. oartlv ~
her right side, with her head before the nrssoc.
er's feet: prisoner had a scythe blade in hi.
hand, which he held by the hilt or nib. With
the back OF which he was striking her on the
head and other parts; he continued striking her
from the time witness could see them; heard her
twice saying, Larry, Larry :" witness twice
begged prisoner for mercy sake" to stop. and
10 put by the scy the; he did so; witness asked
1t he might take her home with him, and priso-
ner asssnted; asked her if she was able to 20;
she answered "No!" in feeble voice; witness
then tired to lit her, but she could not stand;
prisoner then applied some very abusive epi-
thets to her, and kicked her, as witness thinks.
on the upper part OF the thigh; the witness then
took her into the house, the prisoner continu.
ing to use abusive and violent language TO
her; she was not able to sit up; prisoner stood
| on the floor; deceased said Larry, I'm not
bad; you are bad, but you are the best Of
your breed" prisoner then repeated the often
sive terms, aud made at her again; kicked her
on the side Of the head, on the breast and sto-
mfeh, three or four times; had pair of heavy
old boots on; he then dragged her to the door
by the hair of the head when he got her to the
| door he could not drag her out head-foremost;
took her by the leg, lifting it as nigh as his
knee, and kicked her with violence on the low
er part OF the body; deceased moaned, bot ne
| yer spoke afterwards; after she was out doors,
| he kicked her again repeatedly, mostly on the
bead; witness now dragged her into the house;
she was quite insensibe, and almost dead; wit
| ness saw blood on her head, and on the ground
| before ihe door, when he first went down; pri-
soner applied disgusting epithet to her, say
| ing, "You'li not get out of my hands this iime
with your life;" she said, Larry you're long
| threatening this-go on"