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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26
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The Sick, for their own safety, must avoid
all worthless counterfets, from the Of which the
worst have followed to nvalds who have
been deceived into buying them An article which is
confessed In the advertisements Of IT, to he only an
imitation Of Prof. Charles De Grath's Electric Oil
somtmes offered to the public by person in this city.
who pretends to have picked up knowledge Of the
mode Of preparing IL. while in the employ Of Prof.
DE Grath.
This isan entirely unfounded pretensicn. Aperson
who now advertises imitation Of the Electric OIL,
was once engaged with Prof. De Grkh ss bookkeeper
and correspondent, and thus made himself known to
customers;b hut he never entrusted with the
manufacture of the Medicine of which he is entirely
ignorant. OF this person,t Is not necessary to say
mere at present as, Of course, will buy IN i'm
itation, when they can obtain the original, genuine
article by application to Professor Charles De Grsfh at
his long est bIshed Store No. % South Eighth
few doors below Chestnut. feSsidkw
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LAW PARTNERsHIP

UOHN .. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HYNES
80 have associted themselves together as partners
In the practice otaw, and will attend promptly to I'll
business connected with their profession, which may
I've entrusted to item. .t. r.r = MI.
...E- Office oni.osust street, opposite the sherwop
House, Evansville, Ind septas Iv
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s~ We are indebted to the Hon. Jno- G.
Davis. for Public documents, and for q PAM
phlet containing the letters of prominent
Democrats to the anti-Lecompton meeting
at Philadelphia.
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EDr. d. d. Owen, who is surveying
Arkansas, has at the outset, as is stated by
the Arkansas papers, discovered vast bed
of coal
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LOCAL ITEMS,

~ wearc indebted to the polite officers
Of the Alvin Adams for late Memphis pa
pers. XII
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Kemp'g Worm Pastiiles.-Many diseases Of
children that puzzle medical men, are caused by
worms, and might he prevented cured NY the timely
use Of these Pastilles. BRisToLs sAKsAPARILLA Il
curing the most desperate Of Scrofula and Lung
diseases in all sections OF the country Neither prepa
ration contains mercury. Sold by d. 7. Lannan 4
Kemp, wholesale druggiets So Water street, New York.
and by all druggists Sar.sparilla 81, and Pastilles
sc. per bottle. P febea-d&w
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EIGE TOOLS. &C.

NO CLOSET will sell the balance Of stock con-
u ssting of,ingle and Double Dit Axes, Broad
Axes, Hand an Bench Axes, AIDES, &C., at much
lower than maxet rates. An examination Of goods
solicited: X. j. ANDERSON,
Truste of Holmes L Co.. - Wood street,
jan30 PITTSBURGH.
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You.-we
are agents for the sale of wATSON'S SEWING MA.
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented
Ladies, II you wanta FRIEND, one who will do your
work AMI tell tales, that will not run OUT
Of nights or ask pay at the end Of every week, buy
one Of these useful articles, (prce from els to $23
and we are sure you will he suited.
HORNBROOK & CO.,
sehS Water street. Evansville.
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BODIAN MINING COMPANY,

BUDIAM MINIMG CUMPANf,
(Ofhee on Water street, underth Telegraph Offce)
Cart loads Of IL bushels Of Bodam Mine Coal de.
livered to part of the city at 81 co per load. Coal
weighed, II desire at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent hanks Of Illinois and Wisconsin u.
ken in payment. JOHN wYMOND.
dec2s-n. Secretary and Manager.
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LOOK OIITi

WAIVER hUMGARTNER has n claim against
"a me for seeral hundred dollars, but whether In
the form OF a Ne, Receipt or Account, am unable
to say. All p<sons are hereby notified not 10 pur
chase from hinary claim against me, for not in
debted TO him, id viii not paw any such claim. On
the contrary, his indebted to- me.
jan21-tf SAMUEL NYERs
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PROFESSOR MOTT

lQESPEECTfCLLfa announces TO the citizens Of
~ Evansville that he has visited their city Nnd~
with view to forming classes for Instruction EXAk
in the above elegant accomplishment HeE
proposes to form his classes Of Ladies, Misses, 3e
and Masters--each numbering from eight &C. -
twelve-n different parts Of the city, af their resi-
dences. lie will asu organize class of young gentle
men to meet at o'clock, M.
Terms and other particulars will I've made known on
application tosthe Professor ut the Pavilion Hotel.
febl3 .
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WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
PURE AS IMPORTED.
QDETER IIUrFNAGLE has taken the new store on
u THIRD STREET, nearly opposite the Court
House, next door to kehr's Office, and has opened
A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE.
lie has on hand consignment cfwINES FROM
THE RHINE, sent to him by his father, who manu-.
featured them. They the pure juice OF the grape,
without mixture or adulterstaon. lie warrants them
TO be all they represented. He has large stocH 81
fneand Common Cigars, and liquorsof various kinds
which he offers at Wholesale retail very low prices.
His wines he sells by the dozen single bottle. lie
invites the lover Of good wines tn call and them
frbio-N PETER HUFFNAGLE.
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SILVER PLATING.
VHNe VusfHeS' Hc Var NC IUuHu To llc
Marble HILL BuilItng, I'd Story.

II self in Evansville, with the intention Of pursuing
the above business. He car i've found In the
... Marble HILL Buil1ins, I'd Story.
Opposite Chas. Bacocks Carriage Furnishing Store.
lie is prepared 10 do all kinds of Coach, Carriage,
House and SaddErys Plating with neatness and dis
any done in the country He asks for the patronage
Of the citizens ofEvansvlie, and Of the Coach and
Kentucky. ~ ~ f.. %.
Silver Plated Dor Plates, Numbers for Street and
Pew Doors, Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, Front anc
Parlor door locks with plated Knobs and Furniture
with every description OF work In his line will be done
in manner equL to the best Eastern work and nj
Eastern prices. j. A. SANDERS,
.or,l OR, Mar all
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z. II. COOK & SONS

z. III. COOK & SONS
r E A d Up AY STO RE,
a GRICULrURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND
~ GROCERIES, sold at Cash Prices for all Kinds OF
Produce and Live Stock such Horses, Mules, Cows
Calves, Beef Cattle. Hogs, Chickens; Butter Lard,
Bacon, Eggs, furs and Skins OF every description;
Ginsing, Bees Wax, Feathers, Wheat. Corn, Oats
Barley, Beans, Rye, Bran, Shorts, Dried Apples and
Peaches. Potatoes aud Vegetables Of all sorts.
feba0-dAw T.. II. COOK SONS.
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rpENJAMIN rRaNKIrN AVN pRovvssoR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brought electricity from
the heavens to the earth, hut Il remained for Profess
sor DeGrath to apply that electricity to the relief Of
diseased and suferng mortals-diseases that hereto
fore bahied the physicians old treatment, such a
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains. Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness, swellinss Palsy, Piles Skin Diseases &C. are
cured by Prof. Detiraths Electric OIL In one or two
days Read this letter: -f1rJ .-tr.rf ~.
,PRor. DEGRArH:-Ihaveb been the victim for many
weary NJ Rheumatic .Nsc.,o ana ,os, ,bs ma. ~ r,
,;,,,.. T .or,d ~, IL. h,na 80 ~, h.,d T.,
.hors. 7 uastotalIv be,p,e... I ann,;ed xour Flee
trio nh, and before 7 h.a rsea one ho,,,e w,s nor
ssc,,,, n,r.a w., -. 80 49,, -, e~.-,o, ~.
80. MRsR. UTrTCuINs.
c...--., - m, -. -.....
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A,ituation Wanted.

4 MIDDLkGED BUSINESS NAN, acquainted
"A with buses In all its branches-capable Of TAX
ing charge ofstore, or keeping the hooks and doing
the outdoor Illness Of mill, or mandatory, OF
Workshop, waes emplo. ment. and will accept low
wages Enqe Mt the Journal office, jan3O 3w
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Fall Trade.

rail- Tradcs
"E have hand and are now receiving the
y" followiy:
100 hays Rio Office; * bags ass'd Nos Yarns,
80 pockets ira Coffee; 20 iaies Cotton
so lbs Garnet hahn; 2s bxs Cheese;
$40 rbs Candleyick; 30 do Star Candles;
80 doz Zinc ashboards; % do ORAL do
100 do Paints Buckets; 80 do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Ola Tumblers, asscsted sizes;
80 do dollars, u, y, and gallons;
20 do doflasks, quart, pit. and Il pint;
200 do Widow Glass.
The above, )gether with large assortment OF all
the various arles generally kept in our line, offer
to the trade las low rates house in the city.
sept3 WHEELER & RIGGS.
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IMPOTANT TO BUILDERS.
HAVE omnd a full supply and Of the best quail
oLiTE WIFE LIME
GRAY LIN,
LATE
HR,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT
PLASTER PARIS,
WINDOW SASH,
PANNELS, DOORS,
PAINTS,
NAILS.
GLASS, &C., &C.
To which rite your attention. Prices favorable,
Els. BABC0Ck,
septfs Water street.
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REASONS FOR BUYING HARPER AT
DOBELL q CONYNGTON's. IAsu
rIRsT.IT is ONLY TWENTY CENTS PER
II COPY. -r .--..-
SEcoSD-The Pages ARE ALL CUT.
THIRD-Dobell 4 C0nyngton will bind them supe-
rior to any other firm at cents per volume. Thus
you Sixty cents in the COST reducing the bind
ing to mere nothing, much below thoss no ad yerse
to bind ut half price. ..--. feie.
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Roo,

TO TAX PAYERS-..LAST NOTICE.
AL WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR CITY
~ Taxes, both on PERSONAL and REAL PRO
in which they can pay them and save heavy costs.
ots on which the taxes not paid before the 4h
OF March, will be sold for the amount due thereon.
fepa5-lw GEO. wOLFLIN, City Collector.
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M'SOMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

WE, The dersigned, students Of the Evansville
w Commai College, take great pleasure in ac-
Knowledging Mr. j. BEHM, Principalof the School
our high appiation Of his Lecture delivered on Wed.
nesday event, on Business and the necessary quail
hcations in or to follow IL successfully.
We highlyncur with him in his ideas on Literary,
Business analogous Education. Respectfully,
}, ELLIOs MICHAEL GORM0N,
4. s.W. kHPER. w. IL. GREGORY,
w. H.. NkMAN, E.P. ELLIOTT,
BO. NkMlN, I'll. EULER,J in.
W.kEGAN JOHN INGLE,
G. MlLLEr VIM. HOUGLAND,
JOHN CORN, JOHN W. GERHART.
kbls
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TORRENT.

4 TwO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE on Water
IN street, between Chestnut and Walnut, containing
four large rooms, two small ditto, and good kitchen,
sabl and wood shed; to be let at moderate rent. Il
he divided for two families, Is suitable for
Apply to X. RENscHLER, on the premises.
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TTHE undersigned notify the citizens Of Evansville
Thru and Vine streets, sECONb-HAND FURNI.
TUkE STORE started. They offer their articles for
sale at reasonable terms We make trades for old fur
nture and repair furniture with neatncss, that IL
hardly differs from new make.
KIRCHENBAUER & BuNGE,
feble-2m Corner Of Vine ard Third streets.
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NOTICE.
Cash! Cash. Cash! Cash. CASH.

hS and after FEBhUARY, lst, ls52, / will close
" my Books to al running accounts anil
Sell for Cash Only or its Equivalent
Experience has taught me TO tale this plan, beliey
ing il 70 be IL The uteSt Of buyers as well as 70 nv
self stall try 10 make il object for ali to lay
cash, and hope to give offence 10 none by refus.ng
credit as shall refuse all Withoi respect u person or
persons. All goods must ne paid for before IN leave
the store. Ifnot satisfactory, they can be returned.
ana will refund the money.
Also, take this opportunity 10 oSier nv sincere
thanks for the liberal pg.FcIage With which
heretofore favored, ard ask a continuance Of the
same promising to merit the by prompt and fair
dealing and an additional indueerenf IN prices:
SAN. ENBICH,
anI5 Main 81 > doors below Second
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

:. Selys Coples.. -''' -. 49, -
- The privilege of yearly advertisers IS limited %
rnmeliAte bu>ines, in thsr own name, anu
IN iyar-zpeIts for the Lepeht Of other fessons as
III ~ tel l lve-sntetts atd aty crtefnents OF snc-
.,,f .ncuts With the name pf other
-. h, ~ tl,..ul u ust be paid To- at the Usual
80 No report resolutions Or proceedings or any cor
.t{on s,eFelv association or public meetlng anu no
,c,t.,r te,i-nrd 70 call attention 10 any mat
- S:,ifsd or ind IN interest can be inserted, un-
sss mid for as an advertisement. -, ,,r;.ors,,,
- No advertisement can oe Hi;e ;rstit,,tions or
.Ompauies. ,.a,,;sirg will not be dis
- CONTRACTS FOR yearly vgr ,hs, asct Is len al the
:, iF.e, and when DISCONTINUED 10 ~ 'i'
rj-e Of tie whole year will se cl -, ,bl; n al
Ie-al advertisements hercai ter, VIII S ~, 49,
-. se of the attorney ordering, ana ppt ee'ty az
5is for the legal proceedings, ont eoi''''A'- o. 0~
ls Our terms for job work and transient advertise
nents are ASH.
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LEGAL.
LAW ?ARTN ERSHIP.

rOtIN ;. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HiNbs
e 49,. associated themselves together az partner,
- -, ,r9cte of Law and will attend promptly 70 sl
BUSINESS connected with their prOiessioh' "nASnH'p
be eutru sted 70 them. ,,o Shsr,xao
House. Evansville, Ind s.te---
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Z ' a n 5 ' / J. J. l.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ESTR have now on hand, ard offer iibc-el terms,
w well assorted stock for printers Gli DOOkbind
ers, among which We name
505 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well as colered Printing Paper plain Cap and Hoe
fat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and coloFed Cards and
Gard Bosrds, Which have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers
stock Of 300 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest marke. prich paid for
Rags TENNEY 81 SoRESsoS.
apes.
kSIYE APPLE oHEEsE.--5o Norton's Preniun
f.hIn y III. COOK 4 SON
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-26

The frial Of Kendle for the murder Of
Gregory has just been concluded at Cinoin-
matt and resulted in verdict Of manslaugh-
ter, The Gazette speaks Of il as gross
pefyersicn Of Justice and says it is received
withsa general feeling of disgust.
So in this county in regard to the trial ol
William James. Il seems unaccountablc
to us how a jury after hearing tho evidence
as elected by the witnesses could bring ia
tho verdict thoy did. 1t is only mockery
Of justice. Never in the annals Of crime
has thorc been more cool, deliberate and
fendish murder committed than that Of
Isaac juno, aud tho murderer boasted and
gloated over the deed, The Gqzetfss re.
marks on the trial Of Kendle arc applicable
here, saying that
." The climax Of absurdity could now he
" reached only by sotting aside the verdict
" and rendering one Of assault and battery
We speak plainly upon this subject be.
" cause the public have become sick and
=" tired Of the daily outrages which are com
" mitted in our midst, and the facility with
" which murdcrers and rogues of ovcry de-
" gree escape just punishment by the fic
I" tions of the law, and the sympathy of iu
" rors. They feel that no mans life is safe
"whOrc premium is of offered for tho graf
itication of malice and revenge"
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Fremont gournal.
FREMONT: OHIO.
ISAAC M. KunLuR. ndito,
Friday, November 26, 1858.
Thanksgiving.

In compliance with the request of our
worthy Governor, we have called tho craft
OF our office from labor to rsfreshment,' for
Thanksgiving Day. The Journal is there
fore issued day in advance.
Wc will now give our discourse, which
may bo read before or after the services at
the Church. Attend Them
LET US he THANKFUL.
This, dear readers, shall be our text
1t may not be found in any sacred book,
but tho sentiment at least is divine. Wo
shall proceed in the most approved style of
divisions and subdivisions. li
lst. Let us be thankful for good harvests,
for public and private health, for peace and
liberty. u
I'd. Let us initiate the man who when ho
had tho rheumatism thanked God he had
not the gout; therefore, Let us be thankful
that our taxes are no more.
Sd. Let lis be thankful that Democracy,
the Buchanan-pro-slavery stamp, is dead,
from Maine to the Mississippi river, and be-
vond it.
4th. Let lis be thankful that thcre is vet
hope that the Constitution of the United
States will not be msdo an instrument to
spread slavery into now regions. g ~
9th. Let us be thankful that Ohio stands
firmly opposed to tho spread of slavery.
9th. Let us be thankful that generation
is rising who will not scout the Declaration
of Independence as "a string of glittcring
generalities." w t- II
18th. Let US be thankful that the timo is
rapidly approaching when every northern
federal Office will not DO filed with syco.
phant of slavery. We remark in copcu-
sion a - -. a. ~
1. That good Thanksgiving dinner is
comfortable.
2. That Repub licau principles are ma
terial help to sound digestion.
3. That Buchanan Democrats will soon
be found only by careful search with Ian
tern at midday, 1 ar
4. That tho repentance of Buchanan
Democrat, at all times suspicious, will soon
be impossible.
5. That Republicanism is mighty and
will prevail. And,
Lastly. Can you honestly say-Let u,
BE thankful, 50 long as you don't take tho
JoUnNAI, or taking it, have not paid for a2
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A TURKISH PirILosnER.


In tho appendix to the. second part o.
LayarPs Ninevch, is the following letter
from Turkish Cadi, in reply to an appli
cation for statistical information regarding
the city and province in which the Cad
dwelt
"My lllustrious Friend, and Joy Of nv
Liyer!-The thing you ask of me is both
difficult and useless. Although / have
passed all my days in this place, have
neither counted the houses nor have in
quired into the number of the inhabitants; A;
apd, ,as to what ono person loads on his
mules, and another slows away in the bot
tom Of his ship, that is no business of mine.
But above all, as to the previous history Of
this city, God only knows the amount Of
dirt and confusion that the infdels NAV
have eaten before the coming of the sword
of Islam. 1t were improbable for us to in
quirc into it.
80 my soul o my lambl seek not after
tho things which concern thee not. Thou
camest unto us, and we welcomed thee =
60 in peace. p ~
"Of a truth, thou hast spoken many
words; and there is no harm done, for the
speaker is one and tho listener is, another
After tho fashion of thy people thou hast
wandered from ono place to another, until
thou art happy and content in mono. We
(praise be to God) were born here, and nev-
er desire TO quitit. Is possible, then, that
tho idea of general intercourse between
mankind should mako any impression on
our understanding? God forbid!
"Listen, 0 my sou! There is no wisdom
equal unto the belief in God. He created
tho world; shall We likcn ourselves to Him
in seeking topenctratc the mysteries Of His
creationl Shall we say, Behold this star
spinneth around that STAR and this Other
star with a tail cometh and gocth in so ma.
ny, years Let it 20, ..He from whose
hand it came will direct and guide it.
but thou wilt say unto me, Stand aside,
y man, for l am more learned than thou
art,and have seen moro things. Ifthou
thnkest that thou art in this respect better
than am, thou art welcomc. praise God
that seek not that which l require not
Thou art learned in the things l care not
for; and as for that which thou hast ssen
dch'o IT, VIII much knowlcdgc create
theo double stomach, or wilt t,iou seek
Paradise with thine cyes2 S4
80 my friend If thou wilt be happy
say, There is no God but God Do no,
evil, and thus wilt thou fear neither mar
nor death; for surely thine hour will como
"The meek in spirit, (El Fakir)
u H nj I.Irfr.. tIMAr,.. Ar 1H,prsv
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-26

OSCAR 8. HOLLY. Reside at 800
4th Street, Now York. Have known James
for forty years; ono Of the best characters
ever knew. Knew Juno from his BIRTH
He was quarrelsome boy, given to cruelty
CHARLES E. SMITH. Reside at
Stamford, Fairfield county, CT. Been ac-
quainted with June about forty years; char
actor good as any man in the State, be-
lieve. June from birth was a bad, quarrel.
some boy. eeai
HORACE B. SLoAT. Reside a,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Been acquainted with
James about twenty-threc years,-he was
considered quiet, peacable citizen. Knew
him afterwards at Williamsburgh.
PHINEAS S. JACOBS. Reside al
Brooklyn, N. Y. Acquainted with James in
Brooklyn ten or eleven yoars--charaetcr
none better la"a'' af iia e'ff
VIM A. CAMPBELL. Havo resided
in York township, Sandusky county for the
last three years. Formerly -9sided in
Brooklyn N. Y. Know James sevop or
eight years. Character good, ne,er heard
it disputed.
James Hazlett, Seth Bradnor Thomas
Fleming, John Roger, J. G. Holbrook, Erns-
tus Holbrook, Nathan Crandall, Alex. Ray,
Milo Thorpe, Wm. Tow, Ethan Beebe,
James Lewis, Christopher Murty, E. Ream,
Silas Holbrook. Gopher Brush, ]. Alsop,
w. Willis, Jacob Sullivan and Leandor
Petty, each testified as to tho good charac-
ter and disposition Of James, and that June
was violent and quarrelsome.
DIR. TILDEN. After two o'clock June
was under the influence of opiates, so much
so as to color statements.
ISRAEL JUNE. / am tho son Of Is
aac June. Some years ago James daugh-
ter was married. My father and mother
werc invited to the wedding, Ann Farmer
was not. This was the original cause Of
the difficulty between juno and James,
June then said that he would follow James
to hell but what he would make a pauper
Of him. Heard him say so number of
times upon different occasions; he was an
CRY and violent in temper at the time
James was aman Of quiet temper. June
was man Of violent temper and revenge
full.
(The cross examination of this witness
elected nothing different from his state
ments in chiefly
OSCAR JUNE. Am the son of Isaac
June the deceased. Have been acquainted
with James four or five years, and have tho
means of knowing his character as a quiet
psaceablo man. 1t was good. Junc's
character was bad he was quarrel.omo and
revengeful. Heard him say that he would
strip James-would spend a thousand dol
lars to make James spend hundred.
MARRIAGE RECORD. .-Isaac June married
to Ann Eliza Farmer, May 18th, 1858, by
Esq. Clark.