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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

POD EkS' POCKET TABLE CUT
~ LERY We have this Cay opened, of our own
inporta lon beautiful assortment of Rodgers
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Scissors Shears &c, en-
brscpg large assortment of
Pen and Pocket Knives
Horn. bone ebony, seiftipsd, stag and ivory handle
Knives and Forks
Ivory handle Knives, In dozens
Ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets of 81 and
So pieces
Self tiped, stag and ivory handle Carvers stees 10
To which we iovite the attention of all who want
a good article, at small price. =
CLkRKsCN l. ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery
&c IA 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14
VALUABLE FARM ON THE BROOK
FLANK ROAD 81 MILES NORTH OF

RICHMOND, AND LAND NEAR THEhETO
the "a IN on which Mr.. 3. g Wsldrnp now resides
containing 255 acras situated about 81 miles north
Of Rchmond The place 10 susceptible OF division
into three parcels and II desired, will be - divided
The house trast Of 100 acres lies the west side
OF the main road leading to Han. yer Court House:
On the east side of said road there 10 lot Of 100
sores $50; and on the east side OF the New Plank
road thsre 10 . lot Of S. acres
AZ the owner 10 anxious aud determined to sell, he
vouid prefer to sell the sbs vs Farm 90 entire
trssi; but sl uld sell to salt purchasers, BY divi
ding the ssme. --l
ALSO, Ioa eALE--Ancther Trset, Of 100 acres,
on the acuataia Road. and on North Ran Greek,
about miles fro a Richmond, ard within few han.
dssd yards Of the Plank Road s
For terms, and further particulars, apply on the
preui,es TO Mr.. 8. q. Waldrop or to
ssI4-2aw2v GODDIN APPEFsON. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

I AInLEY & ROBINSON have opened
~ theic new APOrHEcA RY aud DRUG ST ORE,
ut the corner Of 4th AID Frsntliu streets aud are
sur piled wi fn stock Of perfectly fesh ind re-
PEeFUMERY. SC, in great variety. Everything
In their line will BE- furnished at all times
Pm siciaes prescriptions will be carefully com.
psundei by one Of the partners ct ali hours day or
night re il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA
4 SETS In great variety. comp rising Gold Ban d.
white ard decorated, OF the newest patterns. and
any number of pisces the purchaser may desire
For sale by -...
IA BIJLKLEY A. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

L ATULEI q hUBINSUN'S CREAM
~ SYRUPS-These delicious and y holesone sy.
rups with strawberry, Vanilla, Pineapple, Peach,
Orange and ether fsvors made from the acGuai
Fruits are prepared and Kept constantly for sale,
LAIDLEY l. kOBlNsON's new Drug Store,
Sc IA rr 4th ard Franklin sts
I UDLOW'S SELF SEALING CANS
~ For preserving Tomatoes. Peaches, Corn and
Fruits OF every hind In keeping them air tight
keepers should try them. Hsvins the agency in
this eity for this above Cans we offer them to the
public az q superior article. For sale by -.I. IT.
se IA BULKLEY L. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

CHINA AND ETRUSCAN VASES
~ Now and besutifal patterns Of Etruscan ard
China Ves-s unsurpsrsed in richness OF decorations
and sly les now opening at the China and House Fur.
nshirg store of BULKLEY CO.
ID 1877 atr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

g. AT A MEETING of the FIRE
@E&-DEPARTMENT Ct the city Of Rich
mond, held at Engios House No. 4, Sept.
I2.h, 1855 the fol owing resolution was
unsniu ously adopted
Resolved, That by the invitation OF Company No:
g. we will attend, Ia Citzsns DIeas, the funeral OF
the late w 8 ALLEN. ON FRIDAY next, at oclk
2. H., At. Lafay stts Hall. p. w. RALsTON.
'sa14Nt Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

DEMOVAL.- BUILDING.-The sub
III scriber has moved to his new shop on TIN.
bstwe-n Msin and Cary streets, opposite Mr. n H.
to ex cote oil orders Ia bis line In the most work
msnlike manner and will be pleased IL his friends
and the public generally would give him call.
A Ia I'm CHAS II POWELL Builder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

4 GREY ATTENTION-Para at
LAFAYETTE HALL on Friday next, pupets-
MI slly at II o'cl och. P. M, in SUMMER UNI.
" FORM, with Grape and rounds Blank Car
trdses pay the last sad tribute Of Iepect 10 orr
DEPARTED brother soldier, WM 8. ALLEN whose
remains will arrive on the kosnoke that day.
By order Of Capt ELLIOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

FOR PHILADELPHIA
= The A No. Steamship VIR-
f-sisrs. and will leave on WEDNESDAY, septem.
Der 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. M. s
For freight passage, having superior acoommo
datiops, apply to IL. q. FUTILE, Att
- IA -5t Rockets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

LIBEETY FIRE COMPANY
HE&- ATfENTiON!-Y, are hereby request
MS8sd to assemble at your Eaeine House
THIS DAY Oath mat } at O'clock,
promptly, in Citizens Dress with CIape on the left
arm assist in paying the Sst tribute of respect to
the memory Of WIN. 8. ALLEN, late CT Phosnix Co,
No s.
All abe msmbers will plesse be punctual.
By order of the Commander.
ne Alt @ Jos YOUNG. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

= COMb INo. y hVu oto .S4u
- to meet at the Hook and Ladder Truck
House on THIS DAY, at o'elock, 10
Citizens Dress with Uniform Cap and Grape on left
arm to pag the last sad tribute Of respect to our de-
parted brother, VIM 9 ALLEN, whose remains will
arrive on the Rosnoke this morning.
BY order of the 3 ore man.
= j. MOOR HALL. See'y.
r. s --Msmbers will cali ct the store OF J. A.
Weed Son and get their Uliform Caps -
A.
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TENTlON, JUNIOR SONS

~ II. ATTENTION, JUNIOR SONS
X or AMERICA -Mest st Cotnthisn
Hall on THIS DAY. st u o'clock ,. ~,
= y with Grape On the left arm, to pay the
LAST tribute CT respect to our dssss.sd brother WV
ALLEN.
Tbs Roll Will be called at 2 O'Clock. and I'll not
present. will be fped. @
By order Of the President.
Sc lite JAMES II WiLSON. T. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

, the moor, j
Of the store,
| thug | nav her
int OF the Ere; i
ouh come out
( room, laid my
" asleep; I heard
900. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

BROADWAY rIIEATRE-Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyne will
close the third week Of her successful engsgemAt
tragccy at ''Fado, the Italian wiiso The tragry
Lady Of the Islev On Monday Mrs. Dssn vii spcsr
titled "The Banktupt"
Nmos.--lhe smusementa this evening will commecs
with the isvore conc pantomime called 10 ko, he
brazilian Ape" which Is played most admir- ably by no
Ravel troupe The neat lille ballet Of Katsy" wfh
Mile Theresa Hober,, the danseuse the heroise,
will follow. The closing piee ia fsiy comic psnt
mime styled Asphodei" The Kavsls perform in 81 tie
pieces.
BowFRy TmArEE.-Owing to the naked Qratifca.bn
evinsed by the audience its Representations
the manager he female GAMBLER for rete-
ii ion this evening. hge her with The highly popukr
equestrian drama Of "Funam Or the Iron SON Of '76'
The cliff characters In the dramas personatsd "
Messrs Johnston, Ward, Griths, Ms. Ward, and otfsr
favorites.
mil cd 10 give bah quality AMI quantity. For this
ipg he offers Ieicste ,srgurd,n "ihe Blue oevils
Wanted One In Niners for the sold Dgxnxs,'
md "Nikens und His Dnah" Mr.. Burton plays tire,
OF his hest parts snd will be sustained BY the leading
members Of bis excellent company. i've act
conedy, called "Fslse Pfeenaes," Il announced for
xobtay.
WAuAcK's THEATRE "A capital big has been provided
sor the benefit - Mrs Hosy. great fsvorite at this
great comedy OF .sfhe Jeaiou. wire with yerv su oe
,ior csst, embracing the names % Ms,srs. Les or
tforeLsn, Wsieot Mrs. Hosy, Mrs. Vernon and other
ltusr aiiis. 1be charming comed,etta Of s.Perfec-
iien" viii follow
WOODS MiMnEs Mir Woods elegant hall is s.in
thtrg.d every evening BY people DESTROYS seeing
no hearing sweet SOUNDS The prog amms tor TO- night
Is equhl 10 any hitherto issusd. Among other mrth-
rowling features 10 ths shaksperean version the
"Nsaqusrace Ball"
EroKir's srrrNArRs.--rhe exceedingly l.ushabIe
slai cs.d 'Niibs,ps His Bpah y l. TO BE- rspeat-
this evening, tgeiher ~ith excellent selection OF
songs ano other entertainments cacuaed to afford plea
uie 10 The young md the DID, the gay and the serious
CoscrRr.-The Arion cee Club, one az the German
singing societies, viii give at Nioos Saloon,
his evening.
Mr.. COLLINS, the popular Irish comedian and vocalist
ba,ing very successful engagement At the Walnut
street tLsstlt, IbisdeItha.
Mr.. BrtnAssN l. ssio to have cleared 1000 In ten
lights nj sacransno Mr.. G X 1horne had arrived in
ssn fssrsisco ard preparing the Amercsn for the
debut OF TIE Rsysls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
Williamsburg city News.
CONCLUSION OF THE NEVILLE INvEsTIG


CONCLUSION OF THE NEVILLE INvEsTIGAT -
VERDICT.
The investigation into the OF the death of Mr. Ed
ward Neville resumed yesterday forenoon at Il
o'clock.
Michael Rowland, policeman of the Eighth ward, ties.
tilted to the effects taken from the oody of deceased by
ofi,cer Van Nostrand.
The jury then retired aud after about hour returned
the following verdict:-
That Edward Neville to his death by being accidentally
drowned the ming Of the 9Th inst the Peck slip
ferry boat oneota shie abcns under Temporal absence
OF mind.
Coroner Hapford objected to the word accidental
he die consider il in accordance with the evidence
and referred back TO the jury for correction. He also
recommended the striking out Of the words 'shile labor
irg under temporary absence Of mind"
The jury, after few moments returned the verdict as
above, alter striking out the word " accidental
IEseEST UPoN Peucy SroP.-Yesterday morning a Ger
banned Peter Hanebefger keeper OF shSe shop in
MontJose avenue, in the sixteenth ward, brought
before Alderman Maeiz charge Of de Ling in policies
The police found tickets and other articles used and also
arrested several persons purchasing tickets witnesses
The accused ente ed into $500 bonds TO appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
Governor Clark md the Tsrneiites.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In the HERALD Of November 90 article appears ser
the signature Of San israete,n the writer OF whic
takes exception to that portion ofhe Governors Thanks
giving proclamation in which the people Of the State
addressed as patriots" AMI "Chrisians" No person
knowing Gov Clark would suppose for moment tina, he
Intended to exclude any class Of citizens. Any un-
rrejucced reader perceive that under the term pst
riots" included all persons friendly TO our institu
TONS and that the appeilAsion "Chsistans' vas en-
poyed in that general sccspascn which makes It Imply
al Of your people not actually heahen 1t worthy Il
notice that the other classes Of citizens such as skepcs
sp,i, .rAppers transoendenAiists, &c, al ire
cionis,s generally, who are much excluded ~ the
Taeites have been cap fous enough % complain
wrong where certainly none was intended As 70 the
al, c made at the proclamation because OF the
,,timentsn fAnaticisn, etc. which sAn Israelite,,
70 amount 10 flag breach OF the consitu.
demoustration, ard not worthy to be reouttet.
sKrPUc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

r Juror-BAker advsr
,aw pistol in saisr Ant Poole be rs struck Baker
sa and Az Va q t. Il sAi sn 's ap
hold Of Poole ,TucE me 10 the back the head; had
verec from coat; the bah cut the ull; when
ssmy mo- the effects Of the wound, / WAS whea said
Mr. don cooked"
d. Cark-I had been with Poole fights before;
.orrissey did not kick Mr. Morrissey; when struck
RsRer hit i'm somewhere about th face; struck him
pretty coed blow have seen Poole Ugh. on 1thse oc
see Poole with his hands Bker's eyes and mouth;
was III for some time after this wound; DR.. James r
bullet holes In Pooe's coat did not see them before
| BY Mr. whiting-Poole and Baker had fight before
tp.y met this nignt hso heard do not, from my
/ own knowledge. know that they had fight
do nc, know Baker remember driving some one from
Iets Bnows door The night OF the oath Of February
Fix got in The coach; while IN ssriowsa
| NAV came In without a hst the hack stanong In
front Of Mr. Rsrow'r door; the without the go
inside lhe COACH they told drive TO DOCTORS in
| Of them got out Of the carriage while drivog;
'opiec when as them getting ont; they all went of
night do not notice where the man vent without
ba.; did not ak for any pay; knew none Of them.
| Mr. Clark unde stand that Mr.. Lynn has been re
fused admii tsnse here; ASK that he be admitted
The Court-0t course he will he admitted.
Mr. Berholf-I offered TO admit Mr.. Lynn this morn
| With him.
Mr.. Lyup-Ieoie saw you had been refused ad
nittsnce twice.
Mr.. wbnirg-I submit. then, the Court should
yel to these rsnslem-niy de,endans. They ought
TO he put al at all There must be end Of the
sdnhista'n OF pubic justice, or 1t must be admins
tered (ApplsDse 10 the court room
Mr.. Bndy ohj.eeo 10 these speeches.
Mr.. Clrk sa'd, il these speeches to be made,
he would hereafter eli the with his friends
ana claquers, and tn side. should appiauded
his ioom was now jammed with ADMITTED upou
sub ana and he understood that five hundred had oeen
| sent out.
The District Attorpeylt is not ne that snch nun
her OF subt Gnas have been issued and the gentleman
| knows This is not true.
Mr. Clark-I am very sorry to contradict the District
Attorney, hui got my Information FROM Mr. BerihoM
Mr. Ier,holf-I did not say five hundred. said three
hundred.
Judge Roosevelt-No Of this, gen.lemsn. This
eros the ease To-Day.
The Court then adjourned till II o'clock this
| ing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
Brooklyn City News.

lsyAxr SurrocAnD IN BrRvyG Housg--A melAn.
ehoy took place Thursday involving the
dea of An infant under peculiarly distressing circu-
stances appears that about O'Clock on that day Are
irole out In the house OF Patrick McGovern on the cor
ner Of Washington and Butler street, Tho mother
went out for pail Of water leaving the $50 children
anirq During her absence they played With Are and et
parcel Of shsvugs in flames The smoke was discovered
bs neighbor, who broke In the door which had been
hcsca and brought ont the children. The ed est bow
atou, four years Of unconscious from saTocatio
AT burns and oed shortly aftersard Tne other chill
WIS not much injured The hope which -es = small
pi.ia one vas tnrrsd down. Coroner Re ding held IA
,nques, the child, and vsrocf II death hy .aGac,
ii sgs ienrcrcI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
Polio, Intelligence.


Thomns Cornell, Irish laborer, arrested yes
terday charged with felonous assault upon the person
Of Norris Fitzgerald Of IL Moore street, whom he
upon the head and with the edge of a shovel In
dieting very injuries. The assault grew out of
fght between some other psrfies, Cornell and Fitz
sdald having interf.red and thus in collision.
The prison taken before justice Connolly aud 10 *
ID up TO answer a charge OF feionious assault.
SURRENDERED BY MS BAIL
Patrick 0isrd who was arrested last cleo ion day
charged with Illegal voting and who admitted 70
bail yesterday detected abscondng, and WAS sut-
rendered by Mr. Macarthur, his bondsm4n The magis-
trate committed him to prison to await his trial.
ASSAULT WITH TUxBLgR
John Williams, blacksmith residing in West Brook
ln yesterday arrested charged with having on the
10Th ult., assaulted Margaret Hopkins, of 1888 Duane
street, whom, 1t is alleged he struck upon the heal
glass tumber and inflicted wound so severe that re
lost the sight Of her eyes The assault took place
during ARRAY Of drinking saloon in Broad way naar
Leonard street. Williams locked up by Justics Con-
molly.
MORE sTABBINs.
Yesterday afternoon Louis SAKE, said to be Polish
nobeman called at the shoe No 20 Christie street.
ard while examining the stock offended in way the
proprietor, who plunged shoe knife into his groin in
fleeing q severe wound, and then fed. MT. SAKE
conveyed TO the New York Hospital The shoemaker il
yet ut large.
J.HN MCTT, ALIAS MopAHAv, a Copper, was yesterday
arretted charged with assauting freseirk Thomas,
boy, living at "a Cherry street with ,aded whip
also with cutting him with knife and attem pting
axe his life. He held by Justice Connolly to
tie charge man named Cbas. fager sand TO ac-
compice, was also arrested and held tor examination
4 PfcEPOCKET.
Anan named Wn Sheridan wa are ted GU Thursday
nigh cha ged with picking the pocket Of Mr.. c. Rduy
# Williamsburg, Of 81 while at the box Office Of the
Bawery theatre. Committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
UTAH SLAVE Stars Kansas correspondent

Of the st Lut N1aoctas ssysI prom nent a ttzeu
Il salt lahe tity when at Weston. Ills name IL iams
lie IL the principal merchant Of the Latter Day s,nts
ard aiso believe, ons Of the twelve nnhniy Apostles
irfersd iron s saton that the name OF hs eitx
il " Cum Fe sse,era ed " BY Guml, When he wisbcd
a. te fcltn My smp attic he decIa ed b, Can't, and
hen would make Die statemen'. inclfDed 10 h.-
Dsvs hat he Cum lie tnyoied IL gum arabic. But 4
VIII refer 70 This curious problem smother occssion
head him Fay thai " when Ush applied for adr 4.
ripL into she tn'ou ,he would sees 81 b. enrotiec a.
slsve sisep' He fad that he owned IL. ye: thar ali
4 he apostles 3D. ano That poiygrny b. ighau, Young
vs'sl ftro-s 1hts statement ahh ,Dgb M v.rf
With yresiSGs rnis from Usah - unson,tsl,v
'rns I,u'nt - ext - .oll,lesl eissys aud r.an
60 mse sps, rkwe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01
The EutI0Fa Mystery.
THE WORK OF RAISING THE WRECK BEGUN.
OUR srDmAL uonR4roNDEscE

cry ISLAND Love ISLAND SOUND Nov. 90 1855.
Az length the ics looked for wrecsing sloops have
arrived and there Is now q prospect Of the Eudora
being speedily raised. At break this morning thu
sloop Hornet, Captain Robb, Of Greenpoint and the
Caroline Captain Bounty, Of HurlgAts came aloor,de
the wreck, and Immediately commenced to make prspa
raons for the raising Of the vessel At 12 O'Clock the
vreckers succeeded in getting chain cable under the
stern Of the wreck which then made fast TO the
sloops which lay Of anchor each side OF the Eudora
In consequence Of the schooner having gone down while
1t anchor, 1t found impracticabls to get chain
swung under her bows until the anchor chain could
be parted. Consequently further steps were
taken to have her raised until the cable could be 10
severed As this job occupied the time duriag
the remainder Of the day. those on board Of the wreck
ers PEELED TO sbandon the task OF g-tng the
hauser under the bows until tomorrow morning
The Of the tragedy was again visited BY the in
Labitspts OF this peghoo,hood to-day, and every avaa-
bic boat yacht put into requisiton to convey
parties to and from he wreck. The beautiful nature Of
fine oppor unity Of adming the lovely merry fer which
this part 81 the Sound il SO celebrated.
In the afternoon Capt Arnold and Mr.. Dennisou
TIE Eudora lies. with the hope Of graphing ~itt
hing that would tend to clear up the horeible
were unuccessfui AID were compe led fro. the rising
II The tide to abandon the search. Once or twice they
thought the grappag irons In contact with soft
mass which might possibly have been = human body,
hut II broke loose from them and foaed OF somewhere
with the current.
IL another interesting fact in relation 10 the
depce against The negro, (Wilsoo,) which has 20
light 10 day The axe rought ashore by the prisoner,
and wi which H. IL supposed ne committed TIE horrid
deed, found 10 contain particles Of embed e in
The eaten crevses Of The head Of the Inc sup
position IL bst the brains OF the captain and
beaten out with he head OF this axe which still retus
evidet Of Mo- dy wOk Notwithstanding ali the efforts
by the accused to oblerate the by bue
It. In the e Tie pieces IL Dor thus discovered have
beer euly preserved 10 be used evidence 10
the trial.
The excitement here IL still the increase, an the
oDe feeling existing against he prs grows stronger
every day. Even the coored papulstoa " thu sutire
county all agree In pronOnncing Wilson positive dis.
g,oce 10 bsir II that the prisoner Is we'll
known ut Ne~ Rochelle, for ne married coiord g. re-
sicpg at that village aud ia this habit Of visiting the
place frequently.
II confidently expected that the Endora will be
raised high enough to evening" t. permit 81
her cabin Icing searched Should the weather prove po
pious, il ~ 10 have the schooner hau-d
the bore before Sunday night, Every exertin Will be
made To have the work completed speedily 20. bls
WRECNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

wuSsnay, Nov 2s-The Court met at IL o'clock.
The Judges we're all prevent.
The argument in the privs'esr Armstrong claim ed
joufred from yesterday resumed 81 es-e
go sW mite ior the decision Of .he rousi Vii
Afjnuiu.d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

ON the 2?d inst VI. VIA x. rrons. hirhy r,spec,x.
lie nre wellt ciren .hat ans lise al Mobile
ny M. Thomas 9. bank, .. Columbus Miss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01


while these three down that the firing Mt them be.
csne udiseiminae and general; told NJ Clark about
what Mr.. Cyrus Shay told about pot giving this
Dce of Bakers being struck before the Coroners july;
fSont remember telling this to any eiso Baker
alone in prison; told Nc Clark this morning could n
shy here and unless called 81 witness to-day, must 60
To Mr.. Ciark-when Baker FELL think he was on the
west side; when vent 70 Baker, 10 you,
Mr. Clark, ci my own accord and told you that had in
formation that thought important % come out.
Charles iozicr next sworn--f am n butcher; W \
srSher,in law to Poole was n s,,nsx Hall on he
.4ih o, February was there when Hylet, rurne, Va,
feli, aud 'he Others came in standing about txo
steps nom he bar when the rest in Poole AZ this
iiu standing leaning the bari Poole l)oktny
toward the wall. n his tight, ,hink was Cyrus shay
Wien hyier 10, he asked me II would take drink
am said no P.gdeen then came MP AMI said &, Poole
" You hlAck muzzed Of hitch aud spit three
times in his lace; said then, why In bel don't yoa
ht,fiuS''
Mr.. whidpg-Ieave out all you said, only say what
witness--Fsn Telt then cane up and took hold Of
raudeen, ana tired 10 break him of from rooies collar
when Poole loose he said " Ill bet five hundred dat
lars can shp any man 10 this house, Turner then
said, we did not here % light Mr. Poole AMI he
then took hold ~ Pooes hand he then aees pistol AM
Cred then fe and dred again, and, thought Shot
Ioae In tho leg; was shot after struck Baser Who
va ~ top Of loole thovght; (sl,nes here displayed
large wound on the top Of the head stood over
agaust The door when Tuner shot Poole Ia thu leg AZ
this time Poole was facing Baker saw Poole cnch
Baker and them fall iogether Poole struck he aoor
frst bis hack; Baker had pistol Ia his hand heard
Turner say 'Sai in when he drew his pistol did not
see the pistol dred taat killed Poole.
Cro.s-exRmined by Mr. Cark-I did not see Corkcy Jack
Ire; Old n a ste Cyrus Shay Hirrs fre sober
that night vas shot tue back Of the mead think
IsDdeen shot me because saw him 60 out OF the door
DID not hesr Turner say " Now, Poole drsw;' saw
lynn ana Van Pst Try 50 stop paudeen when he was
sat ing in the face 81 Poole; me Lynn here calIei
uI-a young pale faced man, about twensy.one years
I'D this Il the Mr. Lynn who was there that nigh:
Poole Baker both down. and WAS tsyIrg TO raise
Poole up when was shot; heard pistol 90 on be-.
n kcr and Poole while they on the ,or
To ~, hard tho q 81
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