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q ne house By policeman; wag taken g yene9ee
Markst; was aos charss4 with t.x1g sysnlae Sss
MIS- Bells hesse; an net untrssdy 70 NJ ~. ~
though have ha1 aght With her could 20 ~ wnss
where near ave yssrs sSs lived there sheut seven Or
: r.s s,s rh:a sssss y four
after Martha LEFT h;d been q Miss Beis house about
two months when arss Mr. Melville there the last
wos With some friends and twice he was alone
The witness was then cross Examined a great length;
Ne FuiIsrtou~rhai i the oase for the plaintiff.
ras GAS. 70. TIE DEFENDANT
sas sso sGs q Ss . Wins" ssn
Henry b MELVILLE the defendant. After this witness
had been placed on re stand and sworn . :, i.
oo s d ~ a 49, = - 80 ''''''N -
show Why this evidence should DO admitted In support
code. L.. : --'''' - ''''''A : w '''A ' -
The Court thought the evidence was inadmssible, a.
h sd neither s
against the other Is long the marital relation exists
there ". q ns q . 1Ss
last humber q Howard a. opinion in case was delivered
".'- = MApas srI,s rssrMorY.
Madam Mary Deli Was then placed on tho stand, and
sat- nav ia dsis"dsss. never had any csrnsl
snoviedss a him
Q. has 10 ever kissed your A. he never kissed ma
LottIs Sinclair. rather fresh locking young woman,
was next placed on The stand and answered follows-
o. Whefe % YOU liver a. live ct No. 1856 Greene
street NM
O. DO you know Rose Madden, who has given her tes-
O. Did you have any convsrsatiQb with her tho sub.
ect Of Mr. MELVILLE the def6ndantf A. Yes about last
% = Ss md ~s. took place.
Objected 70, and objection sustained. -
your psrt % mske money; A. she ala. = N''''
o. What did shs say on that ponts A. She told me
there was trouble oxsing between M Melville and hs
prvstey would make money by g doin9 !
Counsel for piaInti moved % strike out this testimony
but after argument tho Judge denied tho motion:
ELIMINATION resumed-i told her knew nothing about
Mr. MellvlHe ana Consequently would say nothing she
told ne she sUs ono. T. swear
sexamined-Q. where do you live ? A. / live at
s o
ous - 70 that lived !. Ms Daytons; have been on
~ is Ss
got acquainted with herr lived In any house with
Melville she did not tell me asvilIe was in tie habit
have Known him about two years; srst saw him At bis
store have seen him at the Temple House l39 Greene
street Mrs Temple yep. the house At the Time that was
O. How many girls kept in that house .. the times
VAS early IN the EVENING never saw him 81 any other
house lived g. 10 went away very soon 6s evening
saw MIN there: be brought some eWery there and he
had been waiting Tor Miss Temple.
Here counsa FOR deeendant unlimited that Mr. Melville
wsa competent witness add referred to several legal
suthoritias - sna,s;n Mo ,nroroa;tion = -
T S.. hSs ~ r. ;xs" ~ 49,. aoso.s... .Ao,a
80 =. "NrsaS Sns ~ an ,ha ;sss
ny vs Ous Susponoou n's Juusmeu' w 'no 'ssuo
un ss, ac.' r 1i 90 .~onr..r. l.; h.n .o,s n, A..
,1r. sx ~ sSc ~. - S ;S. % *"
Madam Bell, the defendant was not permitted to give
~. r,,,r-, .,cvoa ~. rr.., - r.c,u u.a.r p.u
= ,;,,;.n1 IT., - asr,r. ~. .h.ac .',sssa ~
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Omcial Drawings OF the Library AssO.
citation cenpsqy's Let e q , Ks.sSSszi r. -
rs, "a, As, 81, Is, so, 81, "a. 40, 65, 10, A.
GLASS 678-Fsb. II. le6x - : - -
49, 70, Al, IS. "A, -. So, IS, SO, 81, 20, II. a.
rRAs e. Els e U Managers coassa "
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G. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
Srop. the oldest and approved erop in For
sale By J. 4 s. SAUNDERS. No z Aston House.
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0ouraud's POudre subtitle Upro0ts Hair
foreheads any part OF the body. Warranted at
his depot. ass Br midway.
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Dem0rest,s New YORK illustrated
Newsfhe graphic interesting and live weekly
IN America Price cens yearly % 20; with spendd pre-
miumg.
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Messrs. SammOns, Rogers q Co. are
authorized 70 receive deposits and MAKE ScsSas e SSe
account q. D. blaAONb = W.
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Prixes Cashed In All LeGalized Lotte.
ries and informAtion given. QALLAQHkR BEhJA2lns
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. PhhsdelphA
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Prices Cashed I'm All Legal Lotteriss.-
Prompt ana reliable information given or sent
T. b. CLAYTON CO.. ~ Wall street. u T.
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Hernia or Runtmre Cmred.


The time has when this dangerous snt be
radically cured withe shadow OF doubt While the eoar.
y 10 full OF AL kinds Of Tuescs made upon prfncple that
simply holds Hernia ard OF en- lines more injury
than good OFFER 20 the pebble Esss different in prp-
cple and act 90 from al .thers in .se
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
has produced more cures the three years han an We
srusss known and sold such during The last Is years We
know that the dealers tier power
10 demo valuable Instruments but ruth stronger
than fiction. and will prevail
light clean and easy no made on The back bone
spermarc cord II has inward aud upward action.
The power - easily made lighter ~ the patent
~ plessure--N works over knuckeit en- n atcaliy
Patent Lever rruss. Cat, examine and IT, Wswsrrsnt
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
msde on the same prncr,e, and 10 rerfec support 70
all feeble and delicate Pamphlets Separate
consultation ladies' chdrep neatv lifted mp
with female a eudsns and skfu surgeon htnd scd
o a street.
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| aoval Havana Lottsry..-Thtrty pes
cont premium paid for prizes Informacn fursisSsHi
And Siiyer TAYLOR 3 CO.. Bankers
10 Wall street, N. u.
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The VamaSgre de Toilette OF the Soc lees
HygieniQue Of New York exquisite cosmetic sani.
ary dsnfectan For SALE price 7c and 81 20 per
tie, ct the depot ll6 Chambers street.
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the recipient from OF Of the greatest favors
that can b conferred upon vis-Tha. health For
many years suffered the nioss snsoyins
sud dsbilisaos oempisnss that the family
afflicted WITH chrosic Disrhos
During the long time was suffering from this disease
was attended BY regular physicians giving temper
ary relief The cause seemed to remain until was in
ducsd to uy Hoenasds German Btsrs After the use of
few bottles OF that valuable medicine the complaint appear.
ed to be completely eradicated,.
often iuwardly thank you such valuable specific,
IL. with full confidence in It's reliability. Truly. yours.
JOHN B. wICKERsHAM.
NEW YoRK. February . 1864.
PHILADELPHIA TESTIMONY.
From Jaus Lee ESQ.,. arm or Lee walker the most e.
,ensivs Music Publishers the United States 72s Chest
street. Philadelphia.
FEBRuARY 8. 1884
MEssRs. JOINS 4 Evsxs:-GESuEsEs-My mother.In Law
has been greatly benefited by your Hooeands German
Bitters tina, concluded Try myself and he an
invaluable tonlc and unhes,a.nsy all Who
suffering from dyspepsia have had tia, disease in
its obs,nsts form-na,ueuce- many years. and
your Bers has given ease when srsry,hns else has
failed. Yours. truly. JULIUS LEE.
From that well known ciren, the
HON. JACOB BROOM.
HON. JACOB BROOM.
HON. JACOB BROOM
HON. JACOB BROOM
HON. JACOB BROOM.
HON. JACOB BROOM.
PanApstrsr,. Oct. Z. lses.
GrsrLssrsIn reply your inquiry to the eject
duced by the Of 'Hoofsnds German Bittsrs in my
family, have no hesitation whatever in saying that hss
highly beneficial In one Of dyspepsia
Of about thirteen yesrs' ssnns and which had become
distressing, the u,s Of bottle decided relief
the second e6ecns cure and the third SCENE has con.
frmed the cure. FER ers fss symptoms Of s re-
turn for the last sir In Individual USE Of IT fsd
IN useqused tonic and sincerely recommend M use
to the sufferer. Truly yours,
JACOB BROOM i.7c Spruce street,
PRICES
Large sire thoidius nearly double quantity q ser bot
small size. ~ cents per bot,le-haf dozen ......
BEWARE OF couNTERrEIrs
See that the signature Of &C. n Jackson iseu the wrap
per Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the article. DO ROT
be put OF with any Intoxicating preparations that may b
offered in tie place. but send % Us and win forward &C.
sursy packed. BY srprsss.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND xASuYAcroRy
Nc ~i ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES EVANS,
Successors 10 @. n Jackson i Co,
Propre,on.
For sale By druggist, asd dealers 10 every in the
usiled States.
NEW YORK DEror
AT HELMBoLps
psas and ohem,ce Warehouse. cst esoatvsy
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CROSS BYE sTRAlGnrENED IN ONE
MINUTE. L.
And disease Of the Eyc and Ear requiring either
medical or surgical aid attended to BY Dr.. Won EISEN
BERG ~ bic consulting rooms $40 Broadway near Twelfth
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Tickets Cashed In all Of the shove Lot
teres ana information given. By Anr0NJ0 lA Broadway
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Hoycs Hiawa tina Hair Restorative.
CHALLENGE TO TEST.

LHAIIENVE
There are many preparations In the market advertised 70
restore faded and gray hair People seeing the advertise
msns unable decide which Is preferable and using
or two and failing derive the expected benefits con-
elnde that they are all humbuea fhal y may be snown
which be relied upon unde signed proprtetors OF
HoYTs HIA*ITHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
some well known persons TO be agreed up
on disnteresed and q unquestioned integrity, designate
one person whose hair has become TO the proprietor
each preparation 10 restore I'll en- proprietor TO use no
thng but his prepare on the pe nothing
else while the test makngi the tcas 81 the result 70
he published II all the principal OF the country al
the expense oa ths mnsrrcessfn comLetors -
. JOSEPH HOYT leo, 10 University place, NJ "
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white vfrgtn Wax or Antilles Beauti
6es and whtens the co%pIe;ion Without injnrng T.
HUNT Co. p33 South Seventh street. Philadelphia. So
at us Broadway and BY druggists everywhere.
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Maugerss Direction Labels and Tags
Denuson's Msrchandss TAgA Patent Direction LabeIs
Fays Pateat Hook TaSs. Gum Tckets &c.. 81 VICTOR r.
MAU0ER'S lis Chambers street.
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CATARRH OF THB TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF The
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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Wonderful, Delicious, Imimieables Ha-
yshl.GIhsse ere the supsrlaMves universally g
kHAL0N = e0p0 Niah1 n0onlnG Cercus And why no0
has 40 PEER among per!umes either 10 per@ansnee q
rchnese ethereal although ~ aroma
ID fndolhIa loayos stain.
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CuSe yoWs COugh.-Use Cnmpbells Syrup
Tar and Wild Cherry Is and 30 per bottle Sure
e, Cough 0cs; ssrs Ihrcst and Dpthsfs, TO b bad
and Twenty eighth street, Shedens drug store Of
Dowery and Fourth street. and In Brooklyn at Mines. 2l7
Fulton street.
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Trusses, Elastic Stoe kings. dc.-Mersh
co.'s Radical Cure Truss ooe only ct No. yesey street
Lady attendant.
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A Speedy and Permansnt Care or HeeA.
acie foothache, Neuragia Catarrh and Weak Nerves.
Use W0LCOfTD Instant Pain Annihila,or. Bold every
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Omciel Drewings OK Murray Eddy q
HssrucET. Rzrsx GLASS IrT-Feb. IT, 1854
SIS, So, 6. IL. 6S. 50, 81. Al, %, g., Sc. IA, IL.
KHSfyoEI cLAn llS-rsS. ~ 1854 =. a.
1T, 27, l. S. 50. SO. 10, 81 81. 81, 20, 3d. Sc, a.
Circu lars sent free Of charge. BY addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 0O.r,
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Magnolia Phil0oOme and HutIe PhiI0-
come Of the s9c!ss Hygsnqus Of New York are che mos
identifying the hair introduced Pros Of each 81
polite For sale ct the depot, Ito Chambers street.
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Germs, Dumions, Inverted Nails. Em--
arged Joints and all Of the feet without psu
e the patient, hg Dr. zACHARlB, Bur
geon ChifOpodst 76O Broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
werd Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only par
feet dye Sold BY all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Wigs, T0upess, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
Moldava Cream. for beauufyfug the Hair. As W. A.
BACHELORS. l6 Bond street.
wheeler d wilson's Highest Premium
lock stick Sewing Machines ONCE sos Broadway.
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Demorest's New York Illustrates
NewsLvs spicy and humorous attractions for this week.
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Crfseadoro's HAIR Dye, Preservasive
and Wig Depot Wholesale aud RETAIL No. Astov House.
The dye applied BY skilfu artists
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Chaps. Chafes. PimPles. ErHpt!oms
saltrheum. flesh worms &C. cured by 0OURAUD'S Italian
Aedicated Soap. At his new depot 453 Broadway.
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Cherokee PilIs.-Female Regulator
The uptains Indian Medicine ssld BY Al druggists .
age BY the ptoprietors DR. W. r. MERW1N CO.. 80 Lib.
cry street. New York. Pamphlet free
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sold thss I would 30 compensated for my loss
Of ns 90 not expect any specific amount DO not know
Dismissed policeman Mr.. MELVILLE remained longest a.
Miss Bes Ga the last occasion on ne second occsson
stsaliug; owed Miss Bell two dollars when left;
vas arrested once for lighting With girl, and was
taken y Jefferson Market Police Court; have never
boen arrested since.
posed .hSs enc avod with Miss Bell in Mercer street
during ths winter q the year that Mary Anne Clark
wss aoi S s Sane M
fsss there wsn,so Mss bss; NJ MELVILLE was 4. Miss
come IN with party Of gentlemen and call tor vine
cav him leaving the room with one Of the young ladies'
eve q sSrss times; when saw Mr. Melville at Mary
BsNs be was intimate with her be frequented her room
e s E sSd Sss s ss G 1so% cP
= bar q tlmc tbs defendant in bic shirt sleeves
q msss bsus room Miss Bell Yves clothed 10 sack and
xeseoeAs roUembcr the defendant going up stairs with
Its bNl hs ives then under the influence Of liquor,
had hsa 70 bs LAID on bed he stayed there until be got
Cxcss sEanised--r sm twenty nine years o. age;
~as boz u Englaud;-I have been married. was
es1sos cay wbsshev he claims me as his wife or not he
~ soon after eur arrival IN this country, and then
ssnsol cav that my husband lett account of my
wanl q chastity.
I' s' %o sSs
% DID you leave your husband, or did he leave yous
A husbsnderi me because he could not support me
ns .s ma a was. not; never did anything wrops
4 q where aid you 20 after leaving your husbandl A.
70 Jane Ncoerds Stayed there seven years, and have
sees four or i've years out q there went 10 Jane Mo.
! caoeot say who married US, or What street 4
COOK place vi have marriage certificate and canuot
u. s:y: 's Sssa az
VAN sss ssSsu ~h.o lived vim MS. Beli Dad nsh!
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Balls. Parties and Neutrality-suspicious.
white satin kid and linen Cater Boots and Slippers. with
beautiful bows and rosetes at MILLER CO.'S 3S1 Canal
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sHERIFF.s PROCLAMATION.

II pursuance a. lsw, notice i-harebv Civ
en-. that polls will be opened - the n-nal
places OF holding elections. ~ The severa
4 own ships o, Dubois rmn,v. on Mordav
the al d,v oT ArriI, n 1864 fnr III
purpose Of eiec'ing the officers men'' me-
in ih@ forepniny rrecer', whereof ~ psr~""'
interested viii: take notice and CIV IN them
selves accordingly.
Witness nv hand and seal, this 5'h DIV
Of March. A ID 1854
JOHN WEiKEL, Sheriff DC.
feb. 9Th, 1864 -5w.
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First Class Hunting Time Pieces for sccu-
racv II movement. beauty Of material,
sud above ~. chespnsss in price,
these watches must insure uni
vers.l appr baton.
An imitation 50 fauliIess that u can havd-
" be- detected bv the most expsrisnced
judses. The material being Of two metals,
The outer one fire, quality Sterling Silver,
while The inner one is Gsrmsn Silver, 4
cannot be recnviz~d bv cutting ~ heavy &C.
craving, maxine il. not only in appearance
hn in dnrahili,v. the est rssemblsnee Of
SOLID STERLING SILVER in sxis'sncs.
The Sale o. Watches in The Army "
source n enormous pr,f,, retailing. q they
very readily do. 81 S25 aud upwards Nav
hundred dollars can be N ada in . single pay
day Nv nrv one n erfinsrv husipsss ssci.
ny AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In
hssvv hunting ~ssrs. beautifully sngrsv 81,
white enamel di-i. and fancy cat hs"ds. ~
good running order. ~ fsn duzsn, $66.
: ~ only hv The case ~ SIX.
Upnn receipf NJ twn dcllsrs - yusrspsss
~ yoad fs'h we will send watches BY OK
press 10 any psrt ~ the iovsI Stasss, coli
l.ciing balance II bill ~ dsl'vsv. This
n-Yra- huysrs against sr.vd giving them
their .a,rhs- bef,'r- psvm-nt 10 required
S,'divr. ~ he dislovsl s'at~s must rsnIt
rash III advance. .. thr sxvr~ss comps niss
rerems 'orv refuge m-kinz COLLECTIONS ~
snrh dangerous lc~rii'is.. Res"em5sr. Cssh
~ arvanr- trim within the srmv lines IN
r.hai sr,ta.. w. gi-vs.'ss the ss's dsliv.
~, .. al watches. ~hsthsr ,hsy ere sent
nv m,,i ~ ~xnvess
HUBBARD BROS s - Imrorsrs.
III Brns'v ~. 20. Cortland, Street. n. X.
feb 27ih. 1864 -2v.
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THROUGHPUT Tim uNf"Ns ~ skLL
The Departure and Landing Of the
PILGRIMS.
These two magnificent STEEL PLATED
EscRAvssss. t2ix36) are now ready tor de-
I,verv Catalogues % beautiful Ams' Ian,
French and Eng ish engravings sent free ~
Agents.
Great Inducements 10 energetic canvas
sers Of both sexes.
COSMOPOLITAN ARr UNION AGENTS.
Are informed that Sir Wslter Scott snd
his coniempor ,ries. beautifully engraved ON
steel same size and mate picture 20 Shsk-
speare md his friends. will be shortly rssdy
and their orders are respectfully solicited.
Apply 70
w H. HOLBROOKR. Publisher.
81 Nassau ST.. N. y.
feb. 9th. 1s6i.-5w.
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STEAM MII~-We are gratified to
he able TO state that the Ireland Steam
Mills. buildings and machinery, have
been purchased by orr fellow.citizen,
Mr.. +. Y. Eckert. who intends NOV
ing the mill to this place the coming
Fall. This will supply q want long
felt in this community, and we are
confident may be a profitable pecunia-
~ investment. The price paid, we
believe, was $4,000.
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Public Meeting.

We are requested to give notice that
there will be a public meeting held at
the Court House on Monday night.
the l4th inst., for the purpose Of max
ing arrangements for giving dinner
10 all the veteran volunteers in the
county. in honor Of their courage and
patriotism. This is ms it shonld be,
and we know our citizens will all hear
tiIy cooperate in honoring the brave
men who have stood as a bulwark
against which the rebel hordes have
dashed in vain. Wherever the loud
mouthed cannon" have made the very
earth tremble, and "glistening bayo-
nets and cleaning sabers have invi-
ted TO the charge, and clash Of arms,
during this war, there have been en-
gagged some Of the veterans from this
county. 1t is mcte. therefore. that
they should be honored, and assisted
in their efforts to fill mp their Trimmed
ranks. Let the meeting Monday night
lie well attended.
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Last week din 'u'iy occurred ~ Orlesn',
in this State. between some soldiers and
city ems. On account of which we copy be-
low from the New Albany Ledger:
when the train upon which the 24'h reg
imens had taken psssaee vas about staring
from Orleans. Parish and another soldier
jumped from Il, declaring they would "hull
some bu,,ernuis before leaving the town"
They started up the street and soon came
upon q crowd Of men standing together talk
ing in quiet and orderly manner. Parish
being drunk. stepped up to Mozart and SIX
ed hun u he vas butierhus. TO which Nc
Cart replied thai he was not. Parish then
said, "yon are . id vslIsndighsmsr."
Mccar replied. .'weiI, what oft" Parish
,hereupon. without further words passing.
knocked McCar down, aud as he attempted
Ito rise oon,inued 10 knock HIM down until
he had thus Frustrated him tour times. Nc
Cart finally gained his feet. and drawing his
knife s,abbed Parish three times. INJECTING
fatal injuries-Psrish dying the mex, morn
ing
McCsrt escaped and went few miles into
the country; but sew RAJ ci'zens followed
him end he gave himself up 10 undergo an
instion on . charge Of mansinugl't.r.
The man who left The rain with Parish
at once set out Tor Michel. where the 24'h
Indiana regiment had arrived and were
awaiting transportation 10 Evansville. H.
told his companions what had happened, and
taking twelve or fifteen Of them ~ once re
turned 10 Orleans, where they found McCr'
lin the store OF enc Of the merchants Of the
town. and with pistols, knives. sticks O.
wood, and other missiles, attacked him apt
beat and stabbed. aud stamped him in q
mnst brutal aud horrible manner. KILN.
him
! Eye Witnesses - present il as one OF ,h'
most cold blooded. s'rociun- m 3rders eve
perpetrated. the femdish brutality dispIayes
chilling the blood. and tn barb 'vism evi
denced being almost unparsIIeI d in the his
tory OF crime. The soldiers were nded 10
this bloody affair bv citizen named Benz,
min Wrig u. who HIS been arrested and j.
now held in S25 600 bonds for hearing %
III. 5h. The soldiers Escaped, aud are nov
with their regiment At Evansville.
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ULieuts. Hill and McMahin, to
gcther with most Of the soldiers Of Go.
Z, 5sth Regiment Ind. Vols, arrived
at home this week, on furlcugh, hav-
ing re-cnlistcd as veterans. This re.
giment has done gallant service, and
the boys are justly proud Of its lau
rcls. The company from this count,
needs . number Of recruits to fill NJ
its ranks, and we have no doubt will
secure them, as our young men vii
certainly rather volunteer in q GOOD
company, and get the $500 bounties
than be drafted, and scattered proba
bly, among strangers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

STATE OF ISpIAHA, ca
County Of Dnbois %
Tie State OF Indiana 20 the Sheriff Of Sid
County Greeting.
VOU are hereby commanded 10 give mo-
! tice. according to law. 70 The qualified W.
tiers Of ssid county in ne several TOWNSHIP rs
thereof, that on The first MONDAY ~ April.
A. d 1854 there viii be m ~ ction he'd
., the several precincts Of the severn town
ships Of said county, 20 eleci persons 10 I'll
the following Offices. 20 w.t.
One Township Trustee foa eacA town.
shin IF said county:
O,e Justice Of the Pesce for Columbia
township;
One Justice 81 the Pes~e fr HARRISON
township. in the place Of J p. II 'rhi-on.
E.q. whose term expirss Augus' lih, A.
ID 1864;
On. Justice of the psnre Tor Drirh'dg
town hin, 10 Of ,ce ~ Stephen X 80. E-q
whose term expires nisy 5'h. A. y 1864
Oae Justice n the Peace for Hal tom.
ship. in the place OF d G.. ConI~y. E.q
whose tenn * pires Nav 9Th. 1864:
One Justice 81 the Pace for Phok'
township. IN the place Of Norman Fisher
Eq.. whose term expires April l0'h
A. u 1864;
Oae Justice az the Peace for Fsrdinans
township; and C,nssahlss frr The sar'nn'
Justices Of the Peace in the din rent town
ships Of said county rs aforesaid
Also. one Snpervisor f"r each ross
dis,rics in the different townships in sai'
countv.
Witness nv hand md seal ofihe Dubci
Circui, Conf, ~ J,-ner. This 9th da,
OF March A ID 1864
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS Clerk