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'7WH GoWiso iii Mafisssss,.-AA wine com.
PahF been recently fSfmcd in, Missouri. for
the neIufactqf ofsMfne from the grnpe sine,
yafdspf tho regi6nS and tho produet of; This
manufactgre appears IN tiie market, this Syear
for the hrst time. The epterprise promises
end experienced eonnolsseurs do not hesitate to
aeclafS The American vino superior to many of
the choice foreign brands Missouri seems ne.
9culiarly well adapted to grape culture; for,
While blasting and dmildew are said to have be.
fahen the grape crop in Ohio, thesyineynrds
ise rich harvests Tho Jealous culiivators cx.
peet 70 displaee all foreign brands among dis
eriminating Jndges of the article. Tho St
Louis Republican describes at much length the
works of the Missouri Wine Co., the process of
manutaetnrc, DC. Themain building is very
wide and loo; feet in depth, having three eel
lars beneath 1t hsWn out of solid rock, the low
'Est Of which is thirty.three feet bclo&- the sur
face Of the earth for the purpose of securing
low temperature. = ~
The Gatawba grape is almost the only one
cultivated for wine, though good success has
wild grape, which brings 50 per dozen. The
rhoicer varieties of Catawbn rate at Sl2 to $l3
per DOZEN The Republican saws: /. ;c%
isNIh the ysar 1885, the company manufactured
10000 bottles, or 10000 gallons of the three
forms .of &c .iCatawba. The present year the
failure of the crops last fall advanced the price
OF the nnmanufdotured article twenty five per
eentsbesides limiting the quantity. so that the
Mlssenn Wine Company'contractcd their oper-
We understand that the business Of wine
growing is profitable. An acre of vines proper
lystehded, will yield 400 gallons of wine, which,
at one dollar per gallon, the usual rate, will
yield $400, or $3.50 net, as it costs not more
than $50 per acre to cultivate the grape and
press out The wine. The first cost of procuring
the vines and preparing the ground, we did
not learn. But the cost subsequently, is not
above the figures statcd-fifty dollars per acre.
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LOST.

Los r:
,OST on Friday, the 81 Instant, between
1L..Wil lihetpn and Mr.. xJosl,ua. Davis, on
the Road leading from ABbeaills Court House
TO C95esbury cornmon Black PORrMONAI
Of usual size. containing as-Hnearly as recol
Three HuAdred Dollars,
mostly in TENt:an TWENTY Dollar bills:
Two 81 90 Bile, andabout Slee9 in Silver
Change-no papers inf; Any pesson finding
iberplly rewarded, or any infopisiation respect
ing it thankfully received q ~
July g. 1857 10 At
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Citation,


HY MILAN 4lILI, ESQ, Ordinary of AbLc-
Vile District: "
WHEREAs Gorge Il: Ricl,cy, James A.
w Lyon and james +. Donnald have ap-
Piled to me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattcls rights
and credits of James H. RiclicS, late Of the
District aforesaid, dcccase.l.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonisb
nll and singular ths kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear, ,before mc, ut
rhsxtAlr!hnar Court for the said District,
to 6c,aQldsg at Atbtxille Court House, on the
eguse, #. an; Why. tIs said % almiuistration S%
should mot lie granted.s. =
Given under my hanLand seal, this fifth
day; Of August ina the year Of our
Lord one tllousand"eight hundred and Fl ifly-
fessn sa,; & nni 'nihs egssyserst ysar-of Amer
SSAS - ". IuILs o. Il. d.
Junc-S: i 857a g. 2t
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CHEAP DRY GQDns
SPRING. IR A DI 1851
IsE<skK<z
iS~ss<~fS$

sAU1USEASsSA SAlfl 81 :ssTs q q ~ ~ g q =
~nG,,Y,. Mos.s - :3ss,.g. saxs
MVogA9 49, MxAs sAsAasa.ls AsATg gEe a59Xes.
-, n,,sese,ps st.s g u,e.s s ;ssXaSscsss gt s.
.& SPRING AND EDMMz7k
HD MR, ~ - 1D.WUeeS y sG
E.nlt,ac;,o h,.r :s; ~ Spsss !.
seasoni ss 10 = Ns z she sassss stss S slts
~-~.., :. q $.
! - 7szs = .'s!s.1 - eegsassEMA1k s &!
As well as a most Complete SSAssdrtis &Rt Uf$s,
STAPLE AND. H0MESTIG 4ppjhIlsa
To- !, Which ,,, they rsstsetsally
il"in ~ aug. anay tas y y
nh .I% assor5niens 81. &, 81
Eish Fouiard, Bercge, and ASaslin ROBE r. r. ..
Large Assortment: u Us, IISLLfNss. &
dACoNEiS, and OIsGANDE2&ssfs fs.as - -
fr' GGaMsFg,i1S GnsFyE 9,ss,x, cllAMBRAYs 9
HfiLLlANlIS;:.s VI J.. $ s.ss,.ssss -
DafbEG q l; Glas5snd Ss .DsBieG y Z: lsllpf toss
CilALLi3ss, 3 giIALdyr, DnlAiNha
PRINTED LINEN I'm IsE I8wN s1Sssa ssis ss
p,Il IDssaee s, ;c,,s,,
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biSLANcIroLY AcoIpENr.-On Saturday Inst.
while asnnmber of boys, belonging to the school
OF Mr Stephen Lee, near this place, were bath
ing in SWapnanoa river, ono of them was
drowned Every effort to rescue him was made
by the persons near at hand. but it was about
half an hour before the body was rocorercL.
The Unfortunate lad is n son Of Mr. o. J.. Chat
fee, of Charleston. IshcriHc Mcrs
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"'' N''''"N A"'y "e
HhierishaRlc
=" prevent rust and properly gratifying
in
h"s water be
oCEGON CASE
me
Highly Polish r as wood, =
rner ~A'
The Subscriber possible
OF required Also ...-
80 j. Black Walnut and Covered Cofins Made Order
and the
please Wv ~ '
Abbevlte H. March 3D. 1861 E J.
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Removal
HIAIIE Subscriber has removed from his old
Il. stand to EnrightS 81 Starts Gin Factory,
pnd returns his~thanl1s for past fivors, and SO.
lfctis hssI'nre~of public patronage in his line
of businesses - ~
He will meke Pnnncl Doorx SASH, Blinds,
Mardrobes Tables, Desks, Door aud Window
Franas. &c, &C.
N. #E:ne will plso make Collins Of the finest
style and finish
For Eeferehee. apply to any gentleman in the
G. c.. BowERs.
April 4, 1857 4s y
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PHItADRlRHIA COLLEGE Of MEDICINE,
ssS(Fyih Street, JelosO lValaut).
8sNS&.I0N n 6 "a.

nINHEs FACULTY Of this institution has con-
sale eIuded to holdshereaftcr, but one Cole
giate Session in tho renr. commencing carly in
0e5bsrs and terminating in March, sH2nniina-
SONS sare giSea DdILY by the Professors, ut tIic
Gai!egG Hospital instruction and Material
for Praetscal Andtomy anArUrroUs to the ad.
FEFs s.--MatricuIssionn, So: Ono Full codrse
4i0o; Perpetual Tickets $3.50; Grad1ation
Supplementary Lecturess are also given
dsiring. the Summer.-For further information,
address a. -,
b. HOWARD RAND. NJ D., Dean.
.August 8; 1859 II CT
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] SouIbeC

ABgsRiksE sDIsrRlcT.-1A EQUITY.
aasn.. a'ssD'' Bill ssrg Belief 80 =
RssDAKleugh. ct. al. -
IoHRsUANT to older Of cSuTs, 1, viii self;
MSe public outery, at: Abbeyiie sII. on
Sale iniSeptember next, One Hundred a nj
Ten SllaSes ofsGs d G. R. r. STOCK. forper,
b6ieaging tosDn ?. G. Thomas, anl. assigned
.AkysEnsto /. d. 5Neugh. rS-r
.iaTSsmsLCASH. -,
II. .sssaz WIN. H PARKER, .GssE. Il. D.
Ausrst 1851. ) II I'd
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NEW NOTICE.
:, G. @ % DIS AT COST,

G. 90 DIS II COST,
NTESsRS. PERRyMAN & WALLER take
1Vl pleasure in mixing new bow in their
New Store, NJ Greenwood, near their Old place.
They would ann6iiifftte, To their friends and
the Public generally, that they, bcihaF dcsirnus
of making room for the very large, Stock of
the Fall, will sell n. large portion of their
DRESS GOODS At the original Co>r PIicEs
CLO1WiNT will be reduced 80 rs to make
1t astonishingly low.
Greenwood, August 4, 1857. ii Gm
SsIs S.-We know we have the best friends
ahd Customers in the world, and feel that we
have Intto call on them for help md they will
RESPOND. Now, friends us We are absolutely
in need of funds TO bug new Goods so ~ 70
accommodate you, would ask You to help
US by paying your old scores.
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I'D. MeKEhLAR,@

SURGEoN. DNNTZSE, s., =
wv zens OF AbbeviIle and Edgefsld Dis
tricts, that he will spend tho first half-of each
lmonthsin Abbcvillcand tho latter lrplfiB Edge
field where he will be pleased TO ATTEND to
any professional calls TINT :he may receive.
Addrcss--Abbeville-G C. sH:,s Greenwood and
Mill way. -
April %, 1867. -. =. -5l3m -
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For Sale,

For Sale. -.
nFFERED,by the sul,sesiber for Sale TWO
y HOUSES md LOTS IN Cokesbury,
Abbeviile District, and over Il
SB1Do ~ "HE %- ~
'6fsLAND, in two Tracts, lying about a sfnile-
fromthea aNillage.-Auye;one Wishing to pur-
chase arc requested to call soon upon the sub.
sssriber, WHO vii! p,ake the prize and terms
accommodhting.-s gOEL W. TOWNSEND.
.essyune 9g1sbf 3 So x -; VA,
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Notice to Creditors.

- - HVV1COsgO VItu1IUIS
NIL persons claiming to be creditors of w
IA,s We: Hill, whose demands were contracted
Psier 70 the >2aM day Of September, 1864, are
hereby requited to present and prove the same
before fie without delay
>'WM. II. PARKER, G. E. AsD.
sCsmmissionsrs Office,
AagiF.E 1S57. -.} 10. I'm =
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ABBEVllLE MALE ACADEM Y,
TVNllE Exercises of this Institution will be
L resumed on thc@l'lrst Monday in .Jnnua.
rY next. The govrrpmcnt Of the SCHOOL will
be rigid, and every effort will DC made ~ INA M
tain Il high standard of morality. 10
The Scholastic year wni be divided 'into
tw" Terms. Tho first will commence OH tile
lot Monlay in Jan'lnry, and continue Twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin on the; Al
Monday: in September, and continue twelve
weeks
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, LIST Ses. 81 Scs.
,., aud Primary Geography, $1l 90 $ 6 90
The above with Geography,
History, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Exer-,
|. eises in English Compo- -
sltiOn, - 90 90 q 90
The above will, nil thdsnd- " ~
rnnccd English branches. 2s 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek. 2S 90 10 On
Students will he received aC any Lifhc lu
ring the Session and will he charged from the
time they enter until The end of the Session
unless special arrangements are madesto the
contrary.
boarding can he obtained nt reasonable rates
A. {. ELDER, A. B.
Dec IL, 1896 ''.'~'. 33H
EY Ahbcviilic Banner will please copv.
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STARCII ~ "a - - % s;s ss
SODA, sPIcEss q .eaoKINGI q EafBacTR
In short, almost anything; .Esasq .sipan.
could desire. x..s.S~.. r sss;;!..t - ~
goods lower tKan any one Felse, for.senaibIe
people know that such: assertiona saro Tall
fudge = But We do:saY that we VIII depl faifIy,
and sell asl low. asshonest HGen Gan aTofds tosSM,
and we respectfully invits those 1ins want ss.6
goods: :t9 give US call, rs they might .tgosfaE
S. E: sGRAYDoJN
April 1e, 1867 : q ~ - Z :
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"a, FEW MORE EaasF g. Z, {.
s,E. eRAYDoN { co.. ).

LTIIoUGH our, Newsstockf of :sbsinn
~ Goods is rapidly diminishing BY sthe
large sales we are makngy still Moufd saVto
our friends, and the pubife--oSAe aan;WS iasa
"a Few. More Of the Same Sort Lssit r. =
and will be pleased to serve yousto 70: tie of,
our ability. ss <, y Y-sss2 ~ e
Were we to attempt tot lie Ssfs
Stock, the newspaper would not holt1 it - Anti
besides we deemit altogeths 4
Suffice it to SOY that We hsv large SahSf
variedtssortment Of :. :s'ss2ss & ssss s;s s
Staple and Fnmcy: DfYt G&6$fSg
READY-MADE CLoTfIIE ,sa Il sssss !
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SIIDES.
CATERS HATS GAYS. BQNNR4Ss
=" CROCKEBY, GLASS AM DsflN sWIaI +
--Hso---ssie :. Z 1sssEsf.
SUGAR, COFFEE, 49, ~ q :. :. fSsassSs
TEA, RICE, NAIIS -. ssSsss 80
AND VINEGAR; ~ &. &. -:
IL :, TRACE CHAINS, , f,s:
HARNESS PEOWssT TiNES
POWDER: SHOT; s,sss.s sss1:a. 9 q
LEAAD soAPf, s3ss ssssss$ ~,
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@EONsIGMEEs.

Z The following persons have freight in the
sDepotat Abbeville:- ssfs'-
W1A3Dlack, w A Gaines, B 8 Brown, w J
Talton, ii s Kerr g 7 Haskell, Cobb Hunter
4 Go, Capt John u Wilson, a Lonax. MrsS T.
DeBruhl, Henry Jones, Col J + Marshall, III A
Jones' Enright &sStarr, ChanibcrsyG Marshall,
,Robinson, Branch d Allen, j Davis, a
l. Gray, Barnett, j Lyon, J A Norwood
Wicr IL Lytlgoc.
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AAalld for Sale.
$50 ACRES---3 II NILES FROM THIS VILLAGE,
ON THE RAILROAD.
INDhsn',sr,iher offers for sale his Farm 81
a Miles frym Ahhcviile Village, on the
Branch Railroad. containing
~ssE~ ma aE.ME%e
400 Acres in Woods
80 New -tiruuml
10 BOTTOM Of great fertility.
All the balance, but 20. Acres, very nearly
Frcsll-and very 'Ir"ductivc. -
On the rrcn!ses,are Dwelling House. Barn,
Crib, Stables ant, Out lIousess
- Ihose wishing TO buy n small tract might be
TEFsis4R casonablS AND accom,n",latine..
-" EDWARD NOBLE
ALbcvillc c., H., August 1867. ,IlItf
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srcctfully announce him as Candidate for
the Office Of Ordinary at the ensuing election.
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The friends of WILLIAM HILL respectfully
announce him rs n Candidate for re c-eicction to
Office of Ordinary nt tho next election
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The friends of JAMES A. MoCORD respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector mt the next election.
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,straw H6,l,,cfs mt Cost

otFdW H0iiAlcIS hIt CN0st.E F',t
AWING to the adv anced state of the season,
NJ we will sell 0tqssptire stack yaf STRAW
HORN liars, off at at Cost wisi,oatresstss, s % for
Cdsh onln s~se$s /
. :. Gents ii wans.of sgooassuMMER FIAT,
VII find q largs assortment. at, Cost, at ~,
=. CHAMBERS 4 &sMARsHAILs
~ 20 Mel. Granite Row.
AbkSeyilIear IL. July 2, 1s5Is loft
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New Spring4and Summer Geods.
n n ~ ~. ..,s;'
QH&nTBERs &. MARSHAIiTis
No. 4 Granite~ Range, y

- - - d.
:. -ABBEVILLE G.sH, S. C.T
TTE'C ALL the attention of our namcrous
w friends, md the Public generally, to
our1drge and varied assortment Of -
Fresh Spring and Sunamer.G DDS
the clnrneter5of which is 80 miscellaneous that
our advertisement could not represent the exs
tent Of our Stosk, Or she induccnents- offered
to purchasers. ~.
We can therefore only solicit the attention
'ofsbuyera, lindsay to them that wS arc 4pae-
pared to doshdm justice in thu various styles of
Silks, Bafege Rebes, Muslin Robes,
DRESS GOODS, EMBR0fDERIESJSa
Laccs* Hosiery, Rfbbgns, Mantillas,
- GLNGHILs, LFKNs, =.
LiAens,, Organdies, French Print,
-, u 4; GO " p IS,
And a Stock, which cannot be. excellel, OF
French, Englislls and American
a. IA HL NJ * 6D, 49,.
Onr Stock Of; Silk and Straw, Bonncts is
full. of all Qualities.
For Gcntlemcns' wear we have received q
large and well selected Stock off, H.
Pestings, Spring and Summer .Cassimers,
WHITE AND 'BIeOWiN EINEN DRILIS;
= - Ducks AND IIBEEY LINENS, - Il
Apd q grsss Variety ofafATs Iuitabio ni
Aprils, qsSg ,.s.ss..s.sa as-tf--s;
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The friends of DR.. }. +. McCONiB respect
fully announce him asa Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
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%~A@E, 4SmusT NJ

ABBEv1LLE 10 wAsffNaRaN...
4 FOUR noissE sT1GE isaSess- ABhR.
'A VILE on Monday, = WedBssday .aad
Friday. - -
:, Leaves Washington, Ga, ron yusaary. Thurs
day, and Saturday mornings. :. z, :, 2
= A Daily Train leagss w arlington, 81 2 O'Clock
a. NJ, Mr ATLANTA aneasta. ,ys- ss Y. Y.
0FFIGE astKd ftfS.r oBFICEr y: z sglSi
q JUf}f 6oIsRYpE, 1ssks~
Abbeyfle'G &C. Hr Apsa s. ss7Ss
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q few Of. the Long Ca1e fsssseSdR Of :Nsg
.HEEIs would rospessfai,s aniS q ;sllifaia
Candidate { for sbsfi (, e. ~ s slsasifol 8
3 Tlis ThdSi iiis4sskds iissllI 81 'or; ssSss5'
sly annesh ahin ssis osiia sss iSpss s IL
tfisncxt elessioH ssss 6
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sY fhe faeSda 81 GEJKaESW5@5E
respectively asiounsee him~s i 5 III
Sheriff 6f Abbssilf6 Dlstriei : n E,ss6 Sa
election. - - y 49, q ~. ~
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Tho ftsldss OF ga s. Sf9f; fRfFDfsS16s
,appouhseiiin as So aoy III "a
ofEAbbeyille pistrfss sassf faa: hszk sleasfsg 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-20
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, hay lS-l34th day
oENATE.-Ihe bill relating to the Brookline
Horse Railroad was recommitted, with in
struetions to report bill for a road from
6rookIine to Roxbury, to connect with the
Metropolitan Road.
HoUsE.-Tuesday. at 2 o'clocl p NJ
was assigned for the consideration of the AID.
drest to the Governor for tn removal of Judge
Loring. eo
Inc House reconsidered the vote by which
II rejected the bill providing for tie election of
ochool Committees. The bill was then amend
ed oy providing that it should not 20 into eff
feet IN any town without its consent in town
meeting, and was then passed to be en-
crossed.
The bill in relation to Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Companies was referred to the next Gem
eral Court
Passed to be Engrossea Bills to increase
the capital stock of the Lynn Mechanics
BANK, the Agawam Bank, the Lee Bank, and
to incorporate the Hide and Leather Bank,
Boston to amend the Goth chapter of the
acts OF 1866 i'll addition to the several acts
Tor the more equal assessment Of taxes con-
eernlng the donation of Henry B. RogerB to
the State Industrial School on the petition
OF VIM. b. Rogers and others.
afternoon Se88ion.-The bill establishing
the salaries of certain public officers was
amended by raising the salary of the LIST Clerk
In the Secretary's Office from 1890 to $1,000 !:
OF the lst Clerk in the Treasurer office, from
$500 to $1,000, and by cutting off the pro-
posed reduction in the salary of the I'd Clerk
in the Treasurers office SO as to let it remain
at $1,000. The salaries of two officers are TINS
raised 1915.
The bill to amend an act to establish Hos
pltal In Western Massachusetts,, was amended,
on motion of Mr.. Hale, so as to allow of the
issue Of the scrip at such price and on such
terms as shall seem to the Governor and Coun-
Gil for the best interest and advantage of the
State; and if deemed expedlent, they NAV
cancel any portion of said scrip which may be
expressed in the currency of Great Britain,
payable in London, and substitute for it scrip
redeemable in Boston, at five per cent, paya-
BILE semi annually. To complete the Hospi-
tai, further issue of scrip to the amount of
500 900 may be issued on such terms and con.
ditions as the Governor and Council may de-
termine, the interest not to exceed five per
cent, and to be redeemed in 1875. In this
shape the bill was passed to be engrossed.
Passed to be Bngr0SseI- i'll relation to
crossings; in addition to an act relating to
joint stock companies to increase the capital
stock Of the Pittsfeld Bank /; to incorporate
the Dorchester and Roxbury Railroad Com
pany.
The bill to extend and unite the Hamp.
shire and Hampden Railroad with the Con-
necticut River Railroad, was ordered to third
reading. Adjourned.
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DAILY PY~WEDNEsDAY. 20. 1854
child; had said nothing to him about the murder

child; had said nothing to him about the murder
until that time.
Cross raRliucd-I have stated the converse
tion at the table as near as 1 can recoIlect. 1
think he said he could not read or write; he was
generally quiet man.
William Z. Gof--Am fourteen years old; do
not know exactly how long l have lived with Mr.
May, think I went in October; know Glynn; went
there before he did; he worked with ali of us; he
went away Sunday lie went away on Monday
night of the second week. He told me- Monday
he was going away to Dudley on Wednesday /
asked him what he was going for; said he could
not tell me; told me again Wednesday night; said
he was going for some money; he told Mr. May he
was going away, and Mr.. May told him he had
better go with me and help get the oxen. He did
50, and when we were coming back, he stopped at
the woodshed, and went on to the pasture when
came back, saw him going towards Dudley. 1
next saw him Thursday morning. worked with
MN all day Thursday; no one came to the barn
from abroad. He said nothing to me about going
to Dudley. He fell asleep in his chair, Thursday
night Mr.. Charles May told me he had better
go to bed. Nothing was said to him to my
knowledge of the murder. Edward told us of the
murder that night. When Edward told us of it,
flynn was up stairs. (Witness shere identified
the axe.
The cross-examination of this witness elected
no new fact
Adjourned till IL o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday,
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he steps from the Speakers chair to the floor OF
the House, ne leaves post where he had never
SUPERIOR for one where he has hardly an inferior;
but, the step from the Speakership to the guber
material chair, saves him that fall. Hence, his
almost insane anxiety for the nomina ton.
Still, Banks is too old fox to appear openly in
the movement. He never goes to the State
House; he is rarely seen in the streets Of Bos-
ton. He is farming. But the venal, mercenary,
inscriptions demagogues, place holders, and
place-seekers, Gardner Know Nothings, and fishy
Republicans, at work like ENTHUSIASTICALLY
like beavers, under ground, or under water, and
in the dark-and already the air OF Boston and
suburbs is loaded with the cry, IT is foregone
conclusion Banks is the man," and the whole
machinery of the dark.lantern organization is
employed to forestall and control the action of the
Republican caucuses.
have no objection to Banks being Governor,
if he is fairly nominated by the Republican con-
vention, as Republican, and nothing else. Give
us Republican party, with distinct, positive
policy, in a line with the natona platform-ahead
of it, rather than behind i--with pla torn upon
which honest and earnest anti.slavery man
eau stand and with leaders of courage, character,
and principle, and then nominate Banks, and let
him know that the party is 10 use him. las the
Springfield Republican well says,) and not he to
use the party, and he might make good Gov
ernor. But Banks, the candidate of the coali-
tion-Banks, the member of the
QUINTUPLE ALLIANCE,
Baker, Banks, Gardner, Burlingame, and Will
song From such an inaiction, Good Lord de-
liver us
And the good Lord will deliver us, if we are
true to ourselves. There is no hope from the
pavements. To the people of Massachusetts, let
me say, T
LOOK TO YOUR DELEGATES
Sen honest, earnest, brave men to the Conven-
ton. There are no Congressional elections pend
ing, this year--no Charles Sumner to receive the
unanimous endorsement of MISUNDERSTANDING
. Freedom and Fremont to be secured. This
time, at least there are no bets pending, in Iowa
or elsewhere, on the electoral vote of the State.
This is to be fomily matter.
MASSACHUSETTS IS TO BE REDEEMED,
and the country must do it. Will you give us a
candidate for Governor who does not lie?
PAUL PRY.