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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-10
BAKERS ADDIrIoB.
UNION PLACE.

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UNION PLACE. "a
Viewer Daniel....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10 ~
do NV 2."......-..........9......... 64
ASHLAND PLACE.
Fairbanks Erastus, ind 81
ILLUSIONS ENLARGEMENT ElT
Lower John S......... 20 "a
Echorla ic u q ia 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-10

responoS:
IS "The Commercial is evidently unac-
- quainted with the tribe calling them
.8srq selves Democrats, in the State of Indi.
ana. Their newspaper organs unite in
denouncing the proposed amendment as
an abolition scheme to Cypress the
South and deprive it Of its proper rep
resentation ia Congress. They are
Gistinctively in favor of giving the
white voters of South Caroline or Ala.
1oVo bama more representation than, the
same number of white voters in Massa-
- = chusetts or Ohio, or Indiana. They
never have regarded themselves as the
equals OF Southern white voters, and
would question their own identity if
such an idea could momentarily find a
lodging in their thoughts. If rated as
half equal to Southerners, the measure
Of their pride is filed"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-10
ELLIoTT's ENLARaEMENT.
LARABEE's ENLARGEMENr.
CARPENTER'5 Field.

Raesier Mrs Margaret. .15K1Ooft g.. 49,. s
BRINKMEYEB's ENLARGEMENT. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-10

Church, Ga, July Sd and 4th, "a; Chat
tshoochee river, from July 5th to 18th,
1864. Fought continually around At
lanta, Ga, from the 22d July to the 29th
of August, 1864. Was in Sherman's
grand flank movement around the city,
and destroyed many miles of the Allan
ia, West Point and Montgomery Rail-
road; also, the Atlanta and Macon
Railroad Fought at the battle of jones'
boro, Ga, September 1st, 1864; pur-
sued the enemy to Lovejoy, and was un-
der fire from September 1st, 1854, to
the night of September 9Th, 1864, when
the regiment withdrew and moved back
to Atlanta, where it was encamped un-
til October Sd, 1864.
Pursued Hood to Galesville, Ala:
from thence the regiment marched to
Chattanooga, guarded the 4th corps
train over the mountains of Pulaski,
Tennessee; marched back to Columbia,
Tennessee; skirmished two days and
withdrew to Franklin, Tennessee; was
at the battle of the last named place;
withdrew to Nashville, Tennessee, and
was in the trenches when Hood thought
to besiege the town; was in the battle
of Nashville, Dec. 18th and 10Th, 1864,
and was in the charge at that battle on
Montgomery Hill, when the brigade to
which it belonged captured four pieces
of artillery and over two hundred pris-
oners, losing officers and men, killed,
wounded and missing AZ; pursued Hood
across the Tennessee river; marched to
Huntsville, Alabama, where they re-
manned until March 18th, 1865, moved |
by rail to Strawberry Plain, East Tenn.
from thence marched to Shields Mill, |
East Tennessee, from where we took up
line OF march April Sd, 1865; made a
raid over fifty miles over the mountains
INTO North Carolina to the town
of Ashville, capturing horses, mules,
&c; returned to camp at Shields
Mills, April eleventh, 1865, when
We were greeted with the news of
lees surrender; left Shields Mills, and
marched to Bulls Gap, Tennessee, from
hence by rail to Nashville, where We
ncamped; remained at Nashville until
une 18th, 1866, when we took cars for !
, 1866-12-17

Of a porultr fa1lacy Is the overbaeknayed
piece of nonsense attributed to Archlncdcs,
that. 'glvc him place to M prop for his
lever, ard be would move tho world, Thm
10 one Of the standard a,lusions, part Of
tho necessary stock In trade, of all orators,
poets, and newspaper w1iters; and persons,
whenever they meet with It, think Of Archl-
medes as an extraordinarily great rnau-a
giant of the intellectual giants-and cry,
"Really, how won1erfui.n
Nov, Il IL veil known ps1pc,ple OF me-
chanlcal forces that The velocities arc to the
cxtrcmltlce Of a lever reciprocalIy rs the
weights Of the two powers, and the lengths
Of the arms directly as those same veloci
tie*. So II has been shown that T. at the
moment when Archimedes. uttered his men,
ornble saying, God had taken him at his
word by furnishing him with place, prop and
lever, together With countcr-weight Of t~o
hundred Pounds-the poiat Toppai being at
three thousand leagues from the centre Of
the eA1th-the great geon.eter would have
required lever of tutfre qsadrt0lons of
miles long, and velocity at the extremity
Of the lon~ arm equal 10 that OF . csnnon
hall, to raisc the earth ono inch In twenty.
seven hundred thousand Thousand millions
or twenty seven billions Of years! Tet will
: this exposure Of the colossal absurditr be
Of amy uses u, not the shEhtest. Orators
will continue to employ this b1asssn Of
rhetoric, and persons will continue to cape
with aston,shmeut nt the boast Of Arc5f-
meees, as ever. ld5na ess ssuptdaas, Ct pre-,
H., Te{af
, 1866-12-17
FROM MISSOURI.

NJ "a X ,ticd and fsIhcra Wou,ned-Irenr ~
rnnrr s,orm-n,ssn1tatacrto Eylnced at
,to Enrr,nor,. ,I1,It,, f1ra.r.
81. l0cr. pscemhe, IA spectal RON Je1e:t
son sNs taSs me tnNaaeAsss eane ,nso ~ +
Poe] Aid Clemens. Colonel Montgomery g.
1naNtea Tho surrender Of Clemens, anu npoa ais
re!n.al nsht e1sued. u which clemens wsH
killed and other bnhh %hacRcrs Herc uaortaiiy
wGHn.lso: Colonel Montgomery has stresled
several OF the Eo-t prominent scccs.ior1tts: mud
holds thclu as hostages for the Eaiety Of loyal
, 1866-12-17
FROM NEW YORK.

CouEresAmeu Visiting the City--AppFoprta-
tfon for a New Post OMcn Sstc-A subtcfs
raucnn Dtetstl~ty Observation-Disclosures
und Lo4s Of l.fsc-Specie ~htpMenrs-TheI
TTlnune on ire Currency On cation.
NEW long. December 15.-Generaf ": 4 Pile,
os s:i4knur7,~ to.:rorrow tsundl5l e:cnto@, will
p.e.ch u, tbc Gle John Sneet Methodist Cnn7ch.
GcEe1A1 Uo:don Granger. hont. F. e. Heanan.
Of Michigan, AID j. L. Tf'nbl.. Of heuiHchy, ass
IIs Congressional Tyhiakcy Fraud Committee;
psc1n.zed Aese to-day, hQ. a}n1rped TIL 0onday.
Ihe comm1n Coahci to-lay appsoP.1sted halfa
Fo.t ot}ee H. The City ratk-
The ..snasc COMMITTEE on Public Expenditures
meet here Mund1v to a.c"rtsin the aalat1ts aud du-
Mr.L Ke,rtnsetwas lo-ds5 beid n 35 coz bonds 10
10 answer the charge Of kecptnG Illicit dlsttltetJ
Akubte1rnteaI iisal]erJ In nobolen WAS seized
ths menDE mn ri a1sa n
=. N. Bzase nc died II TIL 1is1 today q sez7'
Nzw Yon1, December 1s-B1 AZ expiosio OF
Compton House.. last evcnlns, Two persons were
ltlIed and sfr porous badly burned, tncludtu,
Mr. Conptua, ,hspfuprietor, among the lftter.s
n!ah:. es IRE. MA:iey + g = hardware ,ooms
The eteame1B City Of Paris. Enro2e and
America took out Today = million dollars in
TITS mornings 755buH> strongly hyors 4
contrsetion Of The cu.Eency. an1 .sts: The exist:
iGg retrletfou upoh the po~er Of The SECRETARY Of
'ees I'd. Geoa!ens eaa Do e. eannt9, 20
service than 10 !<t the Missskes flast spring Eor
crt cvi- :At,cn tbs wn.er. Al least, lei us have
hectnrlnE; let sonaethtnE BE- dong 10 tsx the l
ical)y posstrA- let us ieel The Sfound we etnusi
en-. There L. no saety In c1y other couEse."
, 1866-12-17
The Deserted WIFE,
fn-- - n

- s~AAA sA4N SN%tN@A : A%N A>-'c-I
An Interesting couple, girinE their names
As Mr.. and Mrs Fnl1na, took rooms a.
boardlnE-house ln this city few weeks
since. Al the end Of the first recs- board
becoming due, the party failed to appear at
supper, and were accordingly sought for In
Their rooms. The wife vas fopud In par
o1yem Of distress occasloued By the Pr,
lonyed absence Of her husband. She said he
had threatened to leave her. aud she fe.7ed
he had carried ont his purpose. She
WAS auoug strangers, without tho
means Of returning % hrr friends Or
paying her board. To q late honr OF the night
her sobs were beard, ccasing only when
the last boardtr had retired. hcr grief WIS
incontolable during the days that followed,
in (which no husband appeared. The distress
Of fthc young and interesting wife, deserted
by a cruel busbsnd, awakened the srmpa-
thics Of the hoarlera. and handsome sub
suiptlcn for her benefit was taken ur aud
phecd IL the hands Of one Of the number. q
susceptible youth of eighteen years, who
volunteered to make the presentation. He
callcd at her door and made kuoVn the
object Of his visit. Mrs. Palms, or.scom =
with emotion at the unexpected Kind
ness, leaned her head upon bis shoulder
and wcpt In gratitude. The interest
awakened grew stronger, and the young nan,
scekipC 10 mitigate the sntfesinss she was
undergoing, offered 10 escort her 10 places o!
| amusement. She sesdlly asseated, aaa fol
, 1866-12-17
FROM BADISON,

ttfI1ctaR cturns af tho Lato ConEf eaSi snAl
Escets"n--Ikcpab fcau i1ajorltaes In rho
etatc G3,111-
tspecIal pcs; a:ch to ,hc Chicago Tt1bune.l
MADISON, Wis.,, December Is.
Tie Stalc Roard Of c1ayaa.ess have made putt
lie official foo,ipss Of The result OF tho district
e.tet,ons In the state. The fo11o~inc are The
iooti, r. in Tbs dihefent Congressional distriea:
Fisst D.stI.ct-Isepnhlicap Paine, ITS; Dsmo-
tsAuc- BIO" n. H. - Second Df-tsict-Republc4u
IL pkfn.. 1s.Is9: temocr.sfc, Posse, Ass1. Third
Dtfttct-Repnblscau,C Cobb. 13.06 Drnoers.ic,
x'reto, o. fou1th ntstsiss-Ksnuhlisan ! Hasea.
-sAwyet, 1881; b, nocrn,ic, Marlin, 81. Sixth
D1strset-l:epG bliean, Washburne. II, ,lo1; Dc7o-
csatie. ra.kt 6,GT fotat role for Consrgssmen
Il 1as,5la of,rhich s9,sea, 10 Republican, 55itd.
Democratic. Republican majority In the State,
.aaD1.
The vote or the amendment to the Bankinz
Law. faxirs sfares oi r1oek In National bsuke, Is
~. IA 1Hr. md 43f, AGAINST.
The rcie TOT the Constitutional Convention WAS
2 IL bcl{ps& Il, ,stx~
, 1866-12-17

severA1 successive nights they might hive
been seen occupying private bhx 81 one OF
the theatrea. The conGding youth, a. her
soaicitation, advanced her q som sufficient to
replcnlsh her winter wardrobe. which was to
be refunded when she shonld hear from her
father. On Saturday last the landlady
determined to seek for an Interview
With her LADY boara4r,. md solicit
payment OF two weeks board then due. and
that view she knocked at the door OF her
room, but meeting With 10 response, she Gu
tered The room, which She found deserted 4
dilapidated old ttnnk was the only article LEFT
by the female. Since htr sudden departure
II has been ascertained that the husband and
wife together Iefs the city By the Southern
Railroad, donbtless to try the same dodge on
come other trusting landlady aod 81 n patLix-
ing boarders Of eome nciehboring city.
, 1866-12-17


II l. more hiatt ninety years since the
fathers Of sthc Republic. l,croicalls couse.
grating ;hcir lives, their fortrncs, and their
sacred honor to the maintenance Of their
declaration, proclaimed II As fundamental
principle ofthe Government, that all men
are created equal. Their declaration stood
as lofty idea Of Justice, but they were una
b1e ia give it fuIl force aud effect. Nor
has it yet been altogether carried
out a. a practical measure Of government.
The *c.s our fathers 50 molly begun will
not be complete, until every Is here within the
Jurisdiction Of the United ststes, all citizens,
regardless of nativity, color or complexion,
stand as peers before tue law. and possess all
the rights and franchises contemplated by
The exalted principle OF political equality,
The Thiry-n'nth Congress will stand in his
tory as the first to embody this
g,cat idea in practical ueasute Of
legislation. The passage of the
free suffrage bill for the District OF Columbia
is .ise FIRST ripe fruit gathered from the tree
of Liberty planted On the 4th Of July, 117B.
TTuc 1t Is that some of the Statcs In yc adopt.
ed the principle, but ncver before waa 1t
einbodird in an act Of the National Govern
ment. The passage Of thnt bill, therefore,
marks an epoch in the history Of this M
tisr,, the came In character as the Declaration
OF the fathers, The emancipation procla-
mat ion OF Abraham Lincoln, and tho abo-
lilion Of slavery by Law, yet the crown
inS glory of all these. inasmuch as 1t Is the
beginning Of full realization of The great
prfucirlc which lived and breathei through
Ill tho.e measures.
We say il il the bcFiuniQ. for the work Is
, 1866-12-17
FROM VIRGINIA.

Dr. Watson Held far alnrdcr--Ktot Re-
tween u hssrs and Negroes af Fottxnsouth
-7Errr atrn Killed. scvcral Woaudcd,
md Four Buildings Burned.
I;lcnxosD. VI DECEMBER IS General seho-
The murder Of negro. Tne Cont had previously
.efrftd 10 hu1G bin for t1tal before Jury.
Three white men were Killed and re-ersl ne
and whts wGnncd ~ ,nts1 a5 =. r1fs
VII n
, 1866-12-17

w The Legislature Of Georgia has passed
q stay law over the veto 81 the Governor, By
atvo.thind. vote. Tho Alsssssippi stay law
fell through for although y was *sseFtad Y
the n pe,s that the Governor bud appsorst
the bDl, he vetoed It. on tho gronud Q: It's
npconstitutionallty, and the h-gtslAtnre
fai,ed to PASS II over his head.
, 1866-12-17

that every housckceper In Chicago. now
ing Frs, consumes IN nn avcsaTc three
thousand ftct per month. Tho aggregate bill
for ench ycnr l. sl26. LIT the city OF Chi-
caco supply This gas nt two dollars pcr
thousand icct. and the annual bill will be
but 81, direct saving 10 each consumer,
oI iftJ .!our dollars per aDnam, In his gas
bslls alone. The citizens now pay
three dollars and dny cents per
thousand feet. We havc no means
Of knowing the annual consumption per
month, but tho difference between the cost Mt
The price now paid and thst at which the
city cou'd supply Itself, is sum Of no orai.
nary Interest to taxpayers.
But VIC have spoken Of the possibility Of
gns being furnished ut two dollars per
thousand feet, which is far beyond the sum
which experience teaches ls necessary. The
people Of CincianAti wcrs afflicted, - Chi
cago Is, With m unreasonable and oppfcs4
s-vc monopoly. They resolved to submit to It
no longer, and the Common Council Of that
cty proposed to purchase the existing
works, pipes. machinery. &C., of the gas
companies nt liberal valuation, paying
therefor large profit; or, If that WAS re-;
Auseor ~ s"pNeG3 NJ oAGe w auaNuAcI4sc
their own gus aud supply the public ct cost,
These propositions were submitted to the
people for their approval or rejection, and
tho people by au almost unanimous vote ap-
proved them. Tie gas companies were at Hsst
defiant, but investigation only satisfied tho
public that they were actuatly robbed every
winter Of ltEgc proportion Of the amount
of tleir bills, and they resolved 10 20 On,
KnowEn. that the city could furnish gas al
low rates, the companics Yielded, and trans
fcrrcd their works 10 the city. It was Ia
that Investigation demonstrated that the
city, amer deducting the interest upon the
ccst OF the purchase and paying all expenses.
could furnish Gus to consumers at one dollar
land sercnty-fiye cents, and Light all
1.-THE city lamps ut one dollar and
twenty-five cents rer thousaul feet,
This. calculation. IL should be remembered.
.Has based 1taon the h1chesr nrices OF coa1
land when cnal fills a. II has s,nce then. the
i!pus can be Furnished at lower prices.
The civ Of Chicaro can purchase coal IA
!!chcop MS tAe m. comnan,es can. and with
hGe rnanntnc}nrr an3 annn,v or m. IN ~.
|citV and 10 thc nnb1ic earh tar n,ver and
consumer becomes n stockbo.aer sharing In
the profits OF the corporation. Iustead Of
f.ayipc the a. 50 per thousand to a COMPANY.
Ind feeling grateful for having the g1s AZ ali,
the consumer VIII have bis bill reduced
monthly TO tho actual cost, and wilt retain
In bis OWL pocket. the difference which now
goes to the comnaur.
: II any one wishes to contrast the two
schemes of haylng gas furnished by private
comrany and rus furnished BIZ the city, let
, 1866-12-17

REspIs1, pa., December l5.-1be special Con.
yenrlou Of defsgstes fiu1n the 7a1inus ort5oIur
Southern synods olthe Uui!ed ssasas a-d canada>
which met here on Wednesday LIST for The pnr-
rIlon b+tw reE The syuoas attached to this brunch
ef:be denomination, adionrned lat night They
Eeesessstcs3 Union, u meat su1ua{1y hereaffrr
and 10 lie caijed The General Council ct Ae
southern Chul,h Ct y zth America Ike rs2ee-
hun be- OF cor Dnnieaot members represented.
The Cnn-c.st;ua a1op.si The ur.l.eroI Augsburg
CopEt.,ou as lis toctEina ii basis and in thr course
ot It's s.-siau au,ha.lzed h. preparation tnd
pqhhcauo. of Lew English ard Gern,n hymn
books fc- TIE cse. Of the denentaatlou- Thc
rt7n.t tEar i1a,tT characterised tta rtoeredlugs
tErrrEUIL
, 1866-12-17

BS the AfiantIc CAhIe-Iosts Guaranteed by
fsoveFnnnen& ia The nits Akainer Frcpch
Builders or kchot CrraseTs--No more re.
1efEx.
rAnas, December 1s-1p. m.-The United statca
Government has ordered the payment Of one
huIdred and httT millions OF fFaces into shc court
IL security for the costs pendtn. action 10 recover
'hf money paid for building the rebel shlps Ia
france. Our consul ttated In court ths: much d.
p]onscy rss employed for ohatoiug heavy c1a'uis
n3Aintt England Tor hnitdln1' Confederate c.nist
crs ard for the dep1edatIons thr1 had committed
OF American commerce.
Tho FcriAns keep eNiot- No fa,ttc7 a,1ests aro
uade. Stephens' wtercabouta Is Iuy4tery.
New TonE, December ia priraIe caalt dos
patch staes that the Empress car1otta died at
MfYauat lar ui-ht ,
, 1866-12-17

south 1nroIinn EcRiaNtoftt
EuAaLEs7ox. s. C., december l5.--Ths Ie1is-
ia:ivc Committee recommend that the Coa.tisu-
s!gnal Amendment be sc;tciea- Tie committee
also protest against call for 4 Na.ionl1 Cunven-
tiGn.
The nouee postponed the tympathedc sesoiu-
ffens TO JciI Datf~.
Our new city Railway was tnanGuEated to-day.
, 1866-12-17

RICHMOND, W.. December 1.-The Senate
ratecd lhv House bill po4,ponIns the payIasns Of
interest on denss nrlil tic nfst q Aasuas next.
oJ sbe Cor1,cnwcalth and Aua1t,r Of puhi!c Ac-
cctnts. There was no opposition to the present
fncrubtuts,
, 1866-12-17
FB0M CINCIHfATl.

UfHth ot q FfoMtnenE MetHodfst C1rf-sH1Hd
-Fell Dead-Ernsc Of Eonvtcaed MURDER
err, &c
ts2ce11l Despatth 10 The Chicago Ttibuae1
C1sctxBArl, Deccmbes 16-
Rev. Geo. ". Ms]ey. Of the ii. z. Church
South, died 1t bis residence II Ufbaua on Friday.
he vas enc Of the pioneess Of 4eshodlfto In
The Test bnt vent OF oE the flASerJ question
aEd connected hirosclf With the Reutncky Coz
ference.
George Gss7. steamboat pilot, fcll dead OF heart
oitesxe 1t his resideuce In CoFtnEton, EcntnckJ,
yesterday ..-..
Aie1antez Humucs, James Rarnes. snd AleS-
treky, carly In n:os,Ang. ard a1ads good their
escaIc. 1hc two former we7e urds: eertencs or
Laa1h Tor The r1uzdcr of Leecala MOSS, AooE!
, 1866-12-17
The Sor,u Carol,na Gold Hines.

Ihc NoF1N ERfONH4 C0ld HINES.
SIw InEN DKcE4nxk 13-Tte Ee,-ld Con-
cosd, N,tis Csso1iEa. tof1es pondeut SAYS: AOid
t1iifoInsa rine1s 7Eoroureu tho North Caro1!na
goa mises Tar srpeio5 II wealth % those or CAL
riy d froru the North and many of The W.ues
re-r h.lry P7eparet tcs r--Tetk!ns.
, 1866-12-17
Prcareks % tho Union Pacific knfiroad.

FfrVFek8 bu TUE Vns1n rHEtuc tks1s'E"a"s
[srcct.i Desp.tch To the Chlca0o Tribune
CuAuA, VIA GpESc1L BICFFs, December II.
TIE SEX TT the unlou Pscne Railroad u CON.
alefed for 31 m1!es. 80 nllrs have been acrept-
cd By Government. Tie remaining ihirty-1Ys
niles now await acceptance.
, 1866-12-17
THE 1RuSSEll MANs.AuGATEa.
Trial Of Mary Cosgriff The Case Com
cluded-The Eridcncc-Argu-
mems Of Counsel-The
Instructions.
SCEnES IN COURT.

The Verd1et-f4Une Year tn the Fen1-
fcntiaTy.
, 1866-12-17
Gl)ifo9o Grlbunc.
nAnY.TRI-NEEEIY AND # EEkLYs

pFFtCE, No. 81 CLARM-~T.
1Ee.e a-e ta,ce ealeas o: sac fE1ursE lssucd. 1t.
er,sy no.piaS, for circulation By earr.ess, nev1men
ead the psa,,< L. Ihr TEs. W xExLx, .Mond>5s Wed.
rtsiays and FRIDAYS, for tie malls onls: Aad the
vrEAE1, On 7hor,dayz tol The malA and sa.e At or
rocrtcr sud b. ne<szaen.
Tcraus Of the ChtcHRo Trlbnuc:
1'Ay delivered u the CITY tpes week!..:....Sn q
naiy. TO EAT! Subscribers rc7 Aenele, paya-
n. Wescy. ireT a:1nm. osv:s,c ia .d;sneti 1.xS
Weekly. tIcr Anruna. THyah IN ADJ ancrI.... zoo
II fractional ra<ts ef sht year II the taE.e s1tes.
kF Ttetocf rrn,isttax and ordering nvc or more
errIes Of either the 1st-wrrktr Weekly cdttions
-5ty reta.a tea rcr af the subscription price ~
coIaE.!sc1.
AoT,0 10 SrRsek1pHHs--ln ordering the sddseds Of
yaa1 repc.s ehAnSrd- 10 prorens delay bt furc AID
sprl3r y bat csutlca 5on taks-Wn=1ly, Trl-Wrekly,
or Daiiy. Also E1.eyout md futcse sdaseas
eF Aoecs. tr Draft Express. Money osnrss, or In
lcsisscsta i"ues n y he sent At 1.sk. Adareza
TRIBUNE Co.. ChIcaxo, III.
, 1866-12-17

Ifthe jusy br1ieso from the or:denee .hat the
denaazrr Killed Gessce 7rnasel. rs charged In ths
indictment under tue lnT1lse OF past!oa. excited
BY ptovoc4ton on the part OF George Trnssell.
AID that the passion WEE Ttath1a. and tbs de-
10 gessl lusiIdesaon for the oGeaee eaasgea ID
he iury arc further instructed on behst1 OF the
peoplc That 10 B:2ke the lnlius OF Truesen By the
defendant ID this ca.e Ias,laab1e the inr! must
tcitese from sbe EVIDENCE in hs e1aee esrhcr rhat
TIC danger 10 the defeadeas ii the ti,ae Of sucn
titnE We1s sues Is 10 e1cte sae ies,s q frason-
1ent c:tat bodily har:a lie k,iing oi Tru.sel br
the defendant Was absolutely 1seeessrJ.
1t.'upon the whole ea*e. regarding the lay and
epoe as e'iaae 'hs IL. ise ~ *asrsn rsssenase
doaht of the geilt Of ,hs astoEd1nt theJ shon.a
aeaxd; sech touas msts 70. BE- n'fely poss.h.!-
The iurJ are 1nstructea that the defendant h on
nial upon ehssRo Of 11ansls4gnt,s, for causing
se lie re bfe.s, 3. x6 to .sos nd sos @ npon
my other charge anA thAs they believe sos, the
s,ieence. hal tha1 shot Wa h:sl ande- arcuua-
.tane.s that jrettsy asr " yet forth IN oher H.
etrEe'lous. they shaald aequi..
II tas luz bessxs, from - ~ svsas"se ta ihls
tke mortal wound, and that the defendant wss
justified, ~ specified In Tho frs: Ard second
ses tss; II n dos Soss.a hs seaut e.
defeudspt, sthous they D.y further helisye from
1he essdttee .he wss not iusfaea u Afn: u: se-
cEd IT d third sbotg.
TUE tn11 btlieve fom the eridsuer In this czae,
thst the defendant, II the 1tuc ahe shot Irussel
had aLte grounds to beteye and dig hei.oEe
the IN imminent CANCER ot crest bodily taln:1
| At Els hAnda. and II no1n tho evidence the 5ar1
telieEe 1t sFas absolutely necssearT 70 tboot
Ttns9el to ssse hertef nnH1 great bodily injury II
h1s hands, then The J1.J should AcQuit the ptls-
onef.
Juttftable homicide Is ,hc tf1llng Of human
being In necessafr selfdefeee, Rud tn this case,
II The Jury are sslia6+d that the circumstances At.
tending the killing we're sufficient 70 e1cite The
| ftAss of 4 sea*ona bic Per.oa, 1ct1n2 IA self
/ def-ree, and the Jury further beltcve from ths
! evidence IN tho case, that the d1nser 10 the de
[ fntant Wis 20 Wge1t md pressing, that In ordel
| 10 pfEve1t her reteIy1nS eseAt bodily hsrn, tn
! dr{ns tie ehot At George Ttu3sel, ch8rg: ID u
the Indictment WIS absolutely necessary, IA o:te
| 10 Ereve1t Trrstel from fnffetfu. upon her c.ca
bodily fn}uy5. and that the defendant at the tim
Of fIine The fats! shot> = chssced In the iudtct
able fear tt1t sa1a Ttussel would then tna!c: nFot
her gsat bodily Injury, the jury will acauit tn
! ue!entant.
The jury must. II they ind the defendant guilty
tx the term Of her imp,isonneat in the peuiten
tiny 70: one ye31. OF g1eatet number Of JesS
o he epeeitec, or Eo- nfe. =
The court room Waa then cleared. and tne Jul
we're taken to the room devoted to taeis dehoes =
lions. Ttts VAS at 1ve MINUTES past ei1. N
rrso1e1 vs1 shortly af1es temanaeA - the coaot
| aI, being escorted On her way by the saE.tag an
hob Isfl Of the crowd whp h1d listened 10 U
l.eteeches ct the afternoon.
TIE VERDICT.
~ twenty minutes past Htue O'Clock, Inc Gou