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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-30

NT On the evening Of The 18th inst, a
congregation of "cullad pussons'' at ST.
Louis, had regular muss. The minister
had fashion of talking "plain talk" to his
"sheep," and the flock manifested dispo-
sltion decidedly opposite to that of lambkins.
On the evening mentioned, row being an
ticipated, large number of "breddren" re-
paired to the "tempe Of peace" armed with
clubs and brikbats. When the preacher
got fairly under way ard began to call folks
hard names as was his custom, a CRY was
raised of"turn him out" and a general but
quiet and sociable fight, which lasted some
fifteen minutes, came off. No noise was
made, as the combattants were afraid of at
Sracting the attention of the police. The
war was between the elder por ion of the
congregation, who believed in having "sin.
ners" dealt with in language sufficient by sa.
voring of the wrath to be effective, and Young
Africa" who had preference for more mod.
crate terms. But the colored beligerents
were unable to keep secret the happifying
and brotherly fight they had enjoyed. land the
latest from the seat of war is that near twen-
ty of the brethren, and the minister, were
locked up in the calaboose. -There was more
wool than cry.
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above Farm contains ISL about 80 in the
Bottom which there 30 in cultivation.
orchard choice fall and winter pol. trees Cher
rs Il wat-red by several falling springs and
branehe sufficient large stock besides the River. the
timber is Of the hest quality not having been taken on Said
Farm about 81 miles south from New Harmony. on
the Wabash Rive in Posey County Ind Ii
God location wood yard Ferry is kept here from
IN Illinois side and is healthy place the Wabash
River Also lot Of stock Horses. Corn. Oats Farm
ing utensils. &c.
All will be sold private sale low price for
cash. For further particulars apply tn suh.erter
sep25-4w GILIERT SCIINEE.
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r. GEOHEGfN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDfsOPEPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoruL., IMPURITIES OF THE
Prepared By one IF the Fdenhr.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreadingto all
partsofthe country. is prepared by graduate Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed TO
empiricism quackery any can be, is shown
by the fact that the ipe published and
each bottle of the medicine thus eXoneratng il from
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
will be by reference TO the Circular and by the
ganying certificates.
Unlike Sarsapara. the Hyropiper is quick in iisac--
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons of
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS In ONE WEFKH
In short, wherever known 1t stands at the head or all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia Scrofula White swelling. Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic Rh"umatisn, Gout Nenrgia ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Anectons, all
Female Irregularities and Distractions Mtreurai DIS
eases, Secondary Syphilis General Debility aB1 All dis
orders arising from impure blood ahd BAD Habit
System.
this remedy sta DIS unrivalled II is slight stimuan,
and powerful tonic and Alternative
AS beautifer of the complexion, in the cure OF i'm
Piles and blothes producing clear and beautiful skin
II much safe and sure remedy than all The CO.'S
netics and lotions iu existence ny IT. and you will
AT t increase the diseasethe general eject OF the
medicine drive all mpurtieso the surface. and
by that means out of the system
HARDsSsBuRa Ky. Oct. G. 1851
DR.. A. T.. Geohegan-Dear sir: have exam ined Your
recipe for Compound FLUID Extract Of Hydroppef for
the cure of ScroGa in all its forms aud other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism. Female " esiL hess dc
Having prescribed, and watched its in MANY cs.e,
Of the above Diseases and having always found il eec.
tual, most cheeriully recommend il the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever usesfalto
gether superior to sarsapsrlla and any OF rs com
pounds. N. L. WAKEFIELD, ~. ID.
OwESsEoRo, Ky. March o. 1852.
Dear Doctor:I receiy ed OF the a2d inst al acs
cordng to your request acknowledge the rece of Nv.
dropiper.
In several in this community 1, has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable prepara
uon. nave been using u myself, and think benefits
my gene raj health Respectfully your friend
JAMES CoWAy, ND.
PRICE per bottle, or bottles FOR SIS, when taken
one time. bAYMOND a. PAJTFN
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street. Louisville Ky.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents In Evansville, HALLOCK q STODnARD.
Princeton, X. b. HALLOCk
mh2s- do wim-is
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DAILY JOURNAL.

The NEXT LEeIsLAfURE.-The New Al
bany Tribune of the 25th figures up the Sen
ate to stand, Fusion. 81; Douglas-Nebraska,
%. The House of Representatives, Fusion,
81; Nebraska, 43. We publish revised ia.
BILE and presume it to be correct. We have
no doubt about clear anti Nebraska MAORI.
ty in the next Legislature. The duties de-.
volving upon that body the ensuing session
will be many and important, and we trust
that the Peoples Representatives win stand
firm upon the platform upon which tn y were
elected, and thus carry the wishes of tie
people into practical operation.
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TO PORK PACKERS.

I'm consequence OF Mr NJ Y Lonsbothan. it
will be necessary the administrators to sell his undi
vded Pork House and Pork House Fixtures
the firm Of Mitchell Longbotkam. at Evansville. Ind
The location of Evansville Pork packing point Is now
of the most desirable Ohio river Surrounded
Pork wing and having the facilities Afforded
eor.rton Wabash and Erie Canal and also the
Evansville CawordsyiIie Railroad Terre Haue the
valhes Wabash and White rivers he hnesi Pork
gion the thereby opened the market Evans
VILE The Valley Green river also accessible packets
My almost daily Evansville aud Bowling Green du
ring winter any desirable number of Hogs could be
handed
The Fork House supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent Lard Tank with all the appliances
sary slaughter 900 Hogs daily The undiv ided
will sold and the business be continued with
The pr sent partner he viii sell also at IA price, II de-
Stirred. ". ". FOSTER.
oetI eff RoB'T ~ AIM,
louisville Courier copy To amount of s. and send bill to
tbs Office J
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AUCTION ROOMS,

MAIN STREET, BERWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
VA have Auction Rooms TO Main
the old Court House. where prepared Of receive
anu sell on commission auction sale all kinds OF
hsrenande Household Furniture. Horses, Bugges &C. sc.
lash advances made eonsign IN sell auction
hEGU LAR SALES-Evcry Tuesday. Thursday and Satua-
cay commencing at o'clock A. NJ sud Tuesday wednes-
DAY and Friday evenings at gas-lighting.
also pay particular the selling Of Lands
aud Town Lots
All persons having Lands Lots. Horses. Wagons Bugzies
or Merchandise description TO sell respectfully
heited to give US call. oct7-ly WoOLSEf NELSON.
NNTOOLSEY Il NELSON keep constantly on hand a
Nv general assortment of Voc Cane and Sofa seas
Chairs Sofas Soeiabs Centre. Card Dining and Breakfast
Tables Stands Wardrobe Bedsteads Mattresses and Look
ng GLASSES. oc7-Iy
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DEnFORD.s FAMILY GROCERY

DEnFORD'S FAMILY GROCERY
rHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Evansville vicinity that have fresh
stock amy Groceries and Provisions every description
Second street. door James Stees Lumber lard
where the by strict attention business merit and
receive a share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies Of Batter Cheese
Eggs Lard Poultry the and shall keep
sah,y hand full supply of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered the
residences IF purchasers free of charge. -
sept BEDFORD WADE.
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CONSTABLE.S SALE.

GOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jewslry. Perfurder
W &c. just rec at
sepl5 A.. G. PUSUEE'S.
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sD"AkD h BILL. .... MAsCOsk. hoLIiDAh
HILL Il HOLIDAY,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
EVANSVILI.E, INDIANA.
HAVING fitted up alarge and spacious Warehouse the
Wabash aud Erie Canal Main street the Depot
Evansville Railroad and having
facilities aud
Forwarding Of Produce and Merchandise by Canal River
will in this city We also
c orders tor the purchase Groceries in New
cash adv Produce consigned
sale be shipped Southern Eastern
We hope prompt attention TO business to merit she
public patronage.
s.p2-u HILL HOLIDAY.
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STAR CaNDl rs 80 boxes Tvs. received for sale by
- ey4 5. l.. GILBERT 4 CO.. Syc. near Water

i. II. MAGHEE 81 CO.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL STOCK
OF Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods,
% which they would invite the attention of all who wish
Il 70 buy Goods cheap, for cash OF prompt paper. -
Our stock being allied by arrivals from
York and in few days will be complete consisting 81
everything Dry Goods line Call will cheap
Cassimeres, Ribbons,
Stttinets Laces.
Tweeds. Jaeonets.
Flannels, Apron Checks.
Linseys. over Coatings,
Ginghams. Blankets.
De LANES, Nv Jeans.
Prints. Nestings,
TickinSs, Silks.
And complete assortment of Trimmings Notions
their old stand ON Fist street Evansville, la. sepli
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virtue of several executions directed and issued
Of the Office Of Jas Walker Justice Of Peace
of Evansville. yauderburgh County Indiana and favor
Frank Murphy. John Edwards and ohe will expose at
Public sale the 25th day October the
boat Madona. Furniture tackle and app raj lying
below Division between the hours of clock A. NJ
andf clock NJ where due attendance will be given
oetl6-tis @. L. SULLIVAN. c. T.
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E1ELAINEs.-2Oc cases Printed De LANES;
~ cases PLAIN do;
cases Persian CLOTH received this day
and for BY ootll JAS, Low q CO.,
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UNROM of William Morgan. Nanderburgh county
about Goth Of Sertember light Chestnut Mare. I4
or Is HANDS high; in her forehead and white hind
Any will give information
her, viii be literally rewarded by ssSesH T. o. KEAD.
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LOTS d LAMBS ron SALE.
A a LOTS in Goodsells Eulargemelt.
AV Is Lots in Eastern Enhancement
SO acre lots mile fro N Main street.
SS. mile IRON M1, Jn fs1 saAS SKI
as & q Fas ssset:sa 10
eases SLrns "a shirns hand and for sale By
SEPT 4Is Main ST.. Louisville ny.
ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
rENnAr valnhbe a Of laad esons'rg to che es ate OF
city Of Evansville aud known Oak oOd >,
into ten lots will sold in quantities
f,oitts The lots irea.i,s upon
fOrd.viils Railroad Terms easy and kss5A EssT,Is Of
ey3I-H Atty at Law aud Real Estate Ag't.
Ii for sale by S. L. GILBERT d CO..
sepIg Syc. Water.
ARD for family in tn and aE sT ;aa' y
g, hi Sugar Raker Molass., Dbl Code, Syrup;
Dbl Sugar House Molasses. reed this day az
eyN oEo, ohDS
eNREsH TEAS. 100 half-ehes,, ea.,y., etc.. etc. me-
X dun 20 very choice. Just reed for sale low by
eyss SEE. GILBERr 4 CO.. syc.. near Water.
EOsT RECEIVED
% Harper's Magazine for Junej
P P9sRaa': DO DO Tor TOR de- dc;
GoJey's Ladiss' Book for June;
Kniekerbocker for June;
=
je6 SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
CAN 1T DE,
NAN Ii be possible that s. EMBlCH summoned
pear the Honorable City Council
Ofseng Dry Goods eheaP' Or seivng
corporation orders Goods when resly they
not than ninety the doilari Be the
may Mr.. K. his affairs
while he pursues the of his at che time
do the good to the largest number by
continuing sell good Goods Aisn
markably low prices.
Gail ladies y.u delight getting good
ow prices. ey2
SILVER PLATED Sewing Birds and super sewing Nee
- dies forsale by A. PCSHEE
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
@. PUSHEE HA NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville. constantly aiding all the little useful aud
articles to this particular branch Of trade AM
with with Eastern merchants and
will sell for cash. the lowest market prices Custom aud
friends respect uly invited call sud examine the
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-lyd&w
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

And a complete assortment of Trimmings and Notions
their old stand First street. Evansville, la. sep
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bbls RebOiled and Plantation for sale
IVu by octl6 GEO. FOSTER x co.
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5SRENCE AND RNGI.;sH MERINOS.-9oo yieces
z French Merino; pieces English Meriaos direct In
P' JAMES LOW & CO.,
ssn7 4lS Nam st., Louisville Ky.
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constantly on hand a
Cane and Sofa seat
Dining and Breakfast
Mattresses and Look
OcT-ly
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ANTHONY EDBENSTINE,S
WEST ERN STAR CLOTHING STORE,
kHY HOLESALE AND RETAIL. CORN Err or WATER
w and Sycamore E.asvlle Ind keepsco saBt-
hand large and splendid OF descrp
ton Of Clothing which, for superiority of workmanship ele
of style and cheaPnes price far surpases anything
o before brought 10 this part If the country.
TRUNKS AND N..LISES
eS-ALS0-HAfS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SH0ES.-FB
The attention Of Country MERCHANTS particularly Inv
vited examination of large and we'll selected stock
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Nov.9, 1853
Notice.

hppIiCaian will bc made at the next
session OF the Legislature for an Act Of
Incorporation m Cr!ionn Lodge, No ],
Knights OF Jrrcl,o, located at Sumtcrvlle
South CiroIlna
Sept. 6, 1851 10 aln.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

WOaEE,s NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Ills Society will hold its second annual meeting at
Utica on tn. 7th and 9Th Of June, 1854
TIL. oosnins ses will At O'Clock Wsdaes
the when hoped that 1euoers OF the Society general
present sgnus report the Executive Committee
will Re presented and other businsss OF I'M
poTtanee transacted
Law tke effect of the year aud Of the receG
M Of Governor Seymour velons the Temperance bill passed oy
lara. both branches VI Lessstue the Society
feel and vigorous efforts on It's part are demand
ed earnestly invite all friends OF Temper
.pe. all Who desire legal prohibition Of the Liquor Traffic all
who favor efforts Woman the causes ell Societies
Division. Unions Circles Lodges and Organization thai has
r its object sld dele and to meet with
pr resolutions 20 speak md est and labor with
VAN hearts ready han unedy and faithfully In this great
wcri Of hemsnity
Come roasr. sisters ore ara all! Lerd helping hand in
hers aspiring destroy the Autocraey Of the
Rum Interest putting this and
In euS sVI growing oct Of this Allied Liquor
Trefe.
5,ee to tie Con ntee Of the Society and to seleges
from this ar other organizations during the meeting
Ts .sents Of Society sefsae6ng lsbc have done
60 peb toward cres ns in favor Of Legal Prohibits
viii assrss the meeting E; ia dide-err sessions
M j. n. kicHoLs OF Srsrteboo VT Mrs AnsLrA BLooz
set M Vernon Ohio Ms HAsEs of Era Ms. LORD Of
os.d. Ma L. ~ FOWLER OF SewYok snd ether women Of
.u uou ability expected 70 - ii speakers Hon NEAL
Dew as Rev sAsrEL j. and other distinguished ehs-
po ct s to be present snd lend hsr
siS eSkec ou The oee>ssn
MARY C. VAUGHAN, President.
ANGELINA PtsH, Cor. See'7
~ EosEys frto4ds 70 The raa's r!sase cpy.
rfcr .s being reduction Of Are the various
Tor wishing attend meeting OF the Of
Which .-Or- will be cven IN dus tin.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON


twas stated in the preface TO Wednesday proceedings
tbs. Dir henry Maxwell Of tie this
then sppea that mistaken and that the
prosecution based the olh Of DR. Tail Greene Of Bsn
Or,eBe
TheoIhilus Haekstt sworn, deposed to converting with
Mr Deem time l.sr fall resve the purchase Of Boo1sh
Bcrd By ~ Deeh hi the bond for o. with
interest hleh the witness offered 20 hin for 500 said 40
pcs he h.d just good
per D. which 10 Iasde 90 $500 nsa named Had BY
EDWARD Hiiard sworn deposed to the feet of the Of
firing he bon Deck snd h refusal ssyiag he could
shave Ibis "a the igh Of November
John 4 knight recalled presented tabular account
Of Mr Dehs banking an,aoks from September he pre-
Btine.
NeEyer Forman recalled testified to witnessing the
transfer Of Deeh's Bank Stoef 81 v4Tious lines
Peter hler swOrn.-l am President Ofthe Farmers
kecastc Bssk witnessed the Of 20 Dec
bsi sicef On the Sd November the St
fEsLs.er OF q stNes 70 Dr. Lspc5cpOr.
1heophilus Backett recaned-Abou three weeks ago /
net Dteh n tie haTs e Eosfe, be called
h- ion have testified o.fors the
ueeit ncte w-s entered anst BIZ Gfeeas' replied that
tvs.
John Greene My ia her has been out Of bust
rsiE about s before fhst 1e no IN
vita Is, iS, 2 duriaE tn later Of de
o. 1uess q tsi heen living with be las not tncte1
otlr tCsIess except " with peh that have ali hls
pspes ske bis Interest L. hs ~ bank shas ths intsrsss
Which he generally hssl al ssedei By b.
everything the fsuI. IN he month " Move last
opinion he 6ss not been cspate mailing
eonFscis en-. doing bsnes "a Mt krcs "a h hss wn
leitr To- Tho vituss here showed the qcaz
hch h. "a Ter used 10 fold he lsftsrs
Or Trail Greene recalled In my opinion In the oath
Ct NOt ubsr s heE luocgn eteut 90 bCs nv
tih had peculiar meth Of folding hs Eaters to
from ny esri.st ieIe panosr ietsTs N
fIcu btru Greene gte dh0w the Of od b,
The cid nanl
EDWARD +. Stewart recalled Testified 30 having taken
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FIRES.
FIRE IN EXCHANGE ST.

Let night fire discovered in the dining saloon sf
Peter Shmp No II Encbsnees, in the basement Of tho
Ntreh,rts' Exchange. Toe 6remen we're early on the
ground ara quickly subdued the flames. Damage about
s;g
During the alarm for the shove fire, Engine Company
No - in passing down Wall took the Sidewalk and
when in II, Mt Of the Merchants Exsh ngs nan
rsmed Thomas Rice, breaking bis th.h besides badly
brsipg bis body. TIE unfortunate conveyed TO
n { New York Hospital BY the Police.
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p,r L.pcbspor pels and D.cs star tias u ths eorner
~ n,i,.d ;, Dr. s osie. sse2 sii
rekps said relative 70 the l'sn q @ooey - S I
he v.sss me q ,,ts nSs bin The s,aes n
m:,s % ssis' ssa = Il; .s %. 80 ak
,.see, 90 Fii6ay s. nd ca 90, eas. 90 n
.s u. 70 ofih s. ~. 81 ward aas Cli.s, vs
to hs ,.i ta.t 80 - much
pre- sls,i,s 70 ,'hs . "a s lsts iica tesas
.li,s for n icy u Or LAreheDor ..-,r.,La
Cross eaamned-l angry ard excited "a4n 'p'x,s
70 Or stou fihe sstog lis soa.e "a nos 81.
Frrc, usi. th' wor's '..sd $50 . s,s ~ :,
- ~ a.. : ~, ,oLght ost eyideie' a.
Adam Uarfs, sWorn-I in the habit Of hequening
an very ften; this wss '0r m'oa sT ~ os5 va
ee -,e .oaI.s IN &c ~ ~ 80, go, ts.
Cross ,xauired--I think saw Stew, usoa Ia E:s.d
Gee h''e fte ~ q Eo,. Der ~, 'n ~ 70 Sen
iI.rs ~h .s.' ~ o,- b. 1Tr.. ~ So
th. es nee trr~ up hs receipt tis VI,
RES the hb o going 20 F oe eS,,,, the .s .,.
ara sh usde ta place h place OF business 'n mere % re-
Or Samuel Sand. sworn--On Monday moraing, after
~ sIt Of Stevenson IL Se~Y0Tk NJ H.snes sni wer
~ have arrested ths IA siorS' BE- sid NJ
hun and s4d Of Mr. Hs,9e, n ~ a'si s
epy n th he had bOasa De 40 bsnk st'c'
Sc ,Si 20 .ed 20 Phssei, BAT he I'D uo' d
h 80 aisssr y, TIA pseh r,ss a sa 81,
rim that he As - iiei e. a ne I3a' ate
~ q IN } ara Los n " tPiiN
rc.sa judgment could hs c'iseed L.nohsnor said he
~ ct sive TIRE cents for L
Crossexamned-i suppose he came thoro to get his
ho-se, and I think lie gotit .,
Dr ] b Clemens sworn--T am acquainted with James
stevs-cu arr ot he Mated
zrd FIELD fogohrr N the ssfoet
Fields the tine tho toS~tscF vas
Ir.t bis broken about he ntdde OF sOse Der
.iaT'iu Reubeimer s~orl-I ADo" Stevenson; dFve
M orihr 20 from S sbort the mid eof NlyeG-
there snake h,l WITH st3fea
n sro together; tNe So sp
- o'clock cat Of Fslfs oce hs
us aod DO stars tlree tn-. D.
rtsdy ~hrhs his ue5ss and "a "a of -
Nctk IS tie Il ococs tam ns "as on - hY n"s8S nm
bssk On n u az ecEe net month th occurred
Cross eyaminCd-l sl,g LancheuOr Sak down an1 meet
81, ver rles d. s'chsnOr d-t m sn nv
VIII; I'D tfc 50 which, a. ne drnued t)t Il
eclsldertiv too tin wou pa ~hea got reafy . -
John solomon swurn-l saw old Mr.. Grern 10 Df.
FA Zee q tie lass e October November hers
ofprv; sid csn rernecti ne ptj-
r.ur lis h-ng 'hsrr ssed he decor
be- lsd been hers be l he aia 5Gt she wls no 20
l-ffe e. q eS represet teo
Gross II have not had much acpla ntance With
Be- jsriu fr,tre '0f tls pat no Of three sesfs
Iucgs HAYNES swOm-Gave She sane testimony az that
A. :. rct.
Elias lemmineway sworn--I know las. Stevenson
bv sht s.v 10 Or Field ip the seih@r segeEal
tin ~, cut out Ir-,ousf che pab'ic ~ Of t a1ig
William G. Stewart being sGOrn--lestI g. havne
eurf seer La1cttuc Il ther in
CYRUS LoNali recaiisd-A.t4c Nc Decn returned tho
sgsin desired noshi'g a5ort this
pr j. Il. Ludlow sworu-- Testified to having seen
Lfccnor md Stevenson o.er once on "a oeon r rote-
ii o'clock the Court adjourned to the next morning