Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-11


deceased saw the affair on Saturday night
man, a woman and three children got into
the IT, ;. buss said she would notrde in the
buss swore she would not ride in the buss
said she wanted to 20 to the w Westeru Pacey
told her to ride in his buss Pony told him tc
let the baggage alone, dc. Pacey and Pony
had some words commenced pulling of thcit
clothes; then Q. DeLaliner came TO the side
of deceased they threatened to thrash each
other; saw Pony put his hand back, etc
Isaac BetS-knOw the parties saw the af-
fair on Saturday night; heard loud talking
woman requested Pacey to Put baggage on
his buss; deceased on one side and Charley
on the other induced Pacey to come away.
Dr. Poush-Know Pacey deceased only
hy sight as left the boat on Saturday hpaic
Il woman who wanted Pacey TO get her bag
gage and take her to the Western; the tive
stood on each side of Pacey she wanted
Pacey 10 take It,
Cha,ieS Haisa-know the defendant pres
eat at the difficulty at the boati was in The
cabin; heard PISTOLS saw Paccy relreaual
behind boxes, the other man following, Loti
firing saw the trunk thrown and saw some
Of the etaJbng; heard afterwards say, damn
You have got you or something of the sort
Pacey was very much excited; did not appear
to have any control over himself
.John Ho!iaHG- G-Nnow the parties; on last
Saturday evening heard cullen say he had q
quarrel with Paccy on the levy and hi'
friend had Il quarrel, and he had his hand OF
his revolver and would have shot if he shoulG
have struck his friend; said he had the tool,
to finish Pacey before daylight tomorrow
was on the corner of First and G street wa.
between and O'Clock 35 to 40 present, il
Il dance house.
Graut brdel-Night before the killing
about or 9 o'clock, Cullen walked into the
office ard said he had a difficulty with Pacey
&c; advised him to let Pacey alone he saC
II will give him II pin that IA the tlue mas;
III Mnrysville will rot digest"
Hugh Carr-know Cullen; heard him say
about two weeks before his death somethnA
about paccy asked what was the trouble
said, Pucey the damned son of b-h ear
ried the tools right here to lay him cold TIE
first chance was not running the buss at thi,
time.
.}oha MeHs"fV-Know Pacey 0Gl Cullen
saw the affair on sunday got there just be.
| fore the shooting; deceased had the lines il
! his hands pulled the pistol and the car
snapped, then fired and hit the defendant il
the leg then jumped oil the hnss and kepi
firing then he ran on the boat and pucey
followed him; Pacey did not draw bis pi~to
till after be was shot; did not shoot Till Dc.
ceased got down; heard Paeey call him i
coward; heard several of the Expres.ner
say to deceased to pitch in and viii the de-
fendant and they would pay for it,
Dr. LdScigasS - Called in to see Pacey
pistol shot in the thigh; bullet went down
wards in his hip, was shot from above party
must have been higher than him; bullet must
the eNturual part of the thigh; Shot with bis
! side towards the party that shot
NoLen Ajhen-Clerk of ST Nicholas
| know the deceased NY sight; came there o;
the morning of the fight, III front Of the st
Nicholas WAS three or four feet from them
Pacey on the sidewalk and Cullen on th,
| busS: Cullen raised his whip to strike Pacey
with the lash; Pacey made 10 Gttenpt to at
! tempt to draw weapons; could have seen il
4 if he had; a little before six before the DIFF
Gculty; portion of the house aud three
strangers present; DcLlrimer on the steps o
the buss, seven or eight feet from Pacey IN
usual circumstance for De Lariners buss to
be at the St. Nicholas; P4cry spoke first
and toi3 him to get down the other said he
would give him his belly fun paceys Luss
then came up; Poecy'a is the regular Luss;
! llH betu loI Il } az.
.JoiD Nomp.4as nov doce1sed; was on
the levee the night before; quarrel. betwecr
the parties; ntter some loud ialk pacey tooh
oil his coat and asked the other man to light
/ him he refused Tat took off his gloves; Pa
cey said viii whip you in the morning
! Cross L,I'uuac{-Ihe quarrel was aLou
the hagg 20 of II passenger; | was three OF
four feet Off; the fight proposed was f.,
fight cullen declined, but at the beginning
walked close mp to Iacey in fighting atti-
tude after this Paccy drew his ccat and
proposed to eight; De l.arinlcr stood behind
Pacey all the time in a dangerous attitude to
racey, judged 10y his acts; was facing the
South; might have made a motion for his
pistol aad not have seen it; won't say he
did MT do SO.
,JoLu II Pardl-Kuow Paccy; did not
know Cullen; at the landing The night be-
fore, there Was niuss aboat some baggare
had each the baggage and Cullen got up 10
tar,at7 used; tho tuss went away; pacey
said il he wanted anything Of him now was
the time, and got on his buss and went away;
/ was eight or ten feet off,
41Hdrc,c Buticr-know defendant; at the
landing after the shot was fired, Pacey said
SOU son OF H-h will make it brisk for
you;' afterwards said, Il you are not dead
yet III come down and give You another"
Cross E1a0.iHed Just after Pacey got o.
his wagon. saw a little boy in the wagon
| was nearer than any other person; JUS
starting OFF; no other person went of witt
EiW than the boz.
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