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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
If you should e'er get Married.

If YOU should e'er gel married, John,
III tell you what 10 do
Go gel lille tenement,
Just big enough for two,
And one spare room for company,
And one spare bed within it
And if YOU'D begin loves life Alright,
You'd better thus begin II.
In future be moderate, John,
And lie, the stuffed chairs wait
One looking glass will do for both
Yourself and loving mate.
And Brussels, too, and other things
Which make a fine appearance,
If YOU can better afford it, they
Will better look year hence,
Some think they mu,thsVs pictures John
Superb and cost y too;
Your wife will be 3 picture. John,
Let that suffice for you.
Remember how the wise man said
A tent, and love within ii,
Is better than splendid house.
With chickering's every minute.
And one word as TO cooking, John,
Your vile can do that best;
For love, 10 make the blscul, rise,
Is better far than yeast,
No matter If each day you dont
Bring turkey to your table.
Twill better relish by.and-by,
When you are better able,
For all you buy pay monOy, John,
Money that very day
II you would have yonr lite Iun smooth
There is no better way,
A note TO pay is an 1gly hing,
Of thing You choose to call IT,
When il hangs Ger man who has
No money in his wallet.
And one thing more remember. John,
To keep sloof from strife.
And never, neUGr. NEVER speak
A cross word to your wife.
But if you cannot keep it back,
And burnings still require It.
Go whisper it into your gun,
And then-Go GU, and fire 1t.
And nov. when you are married, John,
Don'IIry 10 ape the rich
1t took them many 3 ,oIlsome year
To gain their envied nicke
And if you'd gain the summit, John,
Look well to your beginning,
And then will all YOU win repay
The care and toll of winning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
The Antietam National Cemetery.

Baltimore, March 1.-THE following
States were represented al the meeting OF
The Anlietam National Cemetery Com
pany, held in Baltimore to-day: Angus
10, A. Biggs, president; Thomas A.
Boult secretary Chas. G. Fulton. and
General Edward Shriver. trustees for
Maryland Hon. James G. Blaine.
trustee for Maine Henry Ward trustee
for Mass. /; NJ. Ys'ss Selck. trustee for
Wisconsin /; G. l.. Crsnmsr. trustee for
Wes, Virginia. A communication was
received by Mr.. Blaine from his Excel
lency. Gov. Cony. of Maine. which sia-
led that the Legislature Of Maine had sp-
proprs,sd the sum OF $2,7s7, 40 ss her
quota for the cemetery.
The Legislature of West Virginia has
appropriated as her quota 81, ,672; Rhode
Island. $1,000; Maryland, $4,000.
The old officers were reelected for the
ensuing year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
Incident OF the War.

During the severe bombardment Of At
lanta, lieutenant Of one Of the Alsbams
regiments VAS surveying The lines accom-.
panied by Two prvsles. Suddenly the
well known cry oil "IUind the she'll" is
heard, but rather too late, and as the shell
struck The psrspel, The Lieuienan. and his
Two men jumped in one Of ihe rife pits on
lhs other side Of the parapel, bu. had
hardly reached this place OF faneied secu.
iiiy when another cry is heard "Lieulen.
AMI mind the she'll" as The shell bounds
in'0 The very pit where our three men
were sqnai'ng. At that moment one oi
Tue PTIsales, who was over his Lleuien'
a"'' seeing the death dealing missile
reaching It's explosive point, extended his
arms over his officer and uurmured,
Lieutenant we are gone, but | may save
sou These were his lasl words
ne shell turst. One OF the privates had
aa.leg shattered. and The Lieutenant held in
"'s arms the muillaled body OF ,hs olber
Saose death had saved his life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
A Freedman's Wedding at Mobile.

The richest affair Of the season came
off This morning at the office of Judge
Srarr. In order 10 give the reader ;dIl
insight into The case, il is necessary 10
Start al The Mayors Court, in which the
case of an unhappy pair Of old darkeys
was brought up for adjudication. 1t ap-
peared thai the venerable old couple had
been living together as man and vile,
bu,,ss she said "sidout de circumference
OF law They brought voIumlnous
string of charges against each other, and
taxed The Mayors patience beyond endu-
rance. The Court being unable 10 make
head or tail OF the affair. turned the case
over 10 the Freedmen's Bureau. They
sho, ou, for "de Buro." and the iEisi was
a, once taken up. After hearing all the
facts in The case. that tribunal decided
that they should be lawfully married
forthwith. and placing them under guard.
cent The bridegroom 10 the Office OF Judge
Starr for lhs, funci.onary TO carry out the
sentence Of The Bureau. When they got
to the Esquire's Office, the guard simply
slated 10 Justice Starr:
Heres couple for you TO marry
"All right" replied ,he humorous JUS
ice, and the guard, not having an invita-
ton 10 the Wedding, retired.
Just step in the back room." said the
| justice. land Ill splice you in grammaii-
cal style and apple-pIe order"
The couple followed him to the room
in the rear Of the front Office, and after
explaining The duties and obligations, re,
quesied Them TO join hands.
Bride-"I isn't gwine TO do it; dosn'
want 10 bab muffin TO Go wild DAT niger.
Groom-"I lsn'i 'ticular bou! ma ryin'
wild de gal. lnebbsr lubbed de wench.' V
This proies, opened The Esquirs's eyes
like 1.-TWO full moons in the harvest.
he asked wha, was The meaning o: IT.
and just then a representative Of the Bu'
reau stepped in, and informed the justice
that they were ordered by the Freedmen
Cour. 10 be married, and he came 10 see
The sentence executed.
With this understanding, Justice Starr
told the "happv couple" to join hands,
which they did after much persuasion,
and the following scene ensued:
Justice-"Do YOU take This man 10 be
your welded husband, 10 love, honor,
obey, etc ~
Bnde-"No | doesn'i, not much
doesn't; wouldn'. hsb four acre Iol foil
ob such trash
Freedmen's Bureau-"Yes We do,
Squire. We take him; go on with the
ceremony"
Jus,ice-"And do yuu take this wo,
man to be your welded wifs.io Ioye.eher'
,sh, etc p
GrOom-'l tole We dat isn't 'tickIar;
isn't hsnkeriu after Ge crow kin
lib widou, de ole gal.
Freedmen's Buresu---"CerIainly we
take her-of course we do--suils US TO a
single allspice. Hurry up the cakes"
Justice-"Then pronounce you al
man and wife, and may the Lord have
mercy on your souls. ."-Mobile Daily
Advertiser.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
all subjects anece Gerou aoraFp afuure
SATURDAY MRCA 1885,
The Prisoner, at Fortress Monroe.

The Norfolk J'irgmian of Wednesday
says Of Mr.. Davis, that he still remains
under The same rigid course of imprison-
men, adopted shortly after his incarcera.
lion. which has not been relaxed IN tho
slightest. In The evening. and occasion.
sly during the day time. he may be seen
walking around The parspst in charge OF
the officer Of The day and file Of soldiers.
Very few see him. as, in his daily walks,
he is taken TO the mos. obscure portions
Of the fortress. and, on returning. is con.
Quoted Immediately TO his cell by plank
walk which connects the balcony Of Car.
roll Hall with the parspei. Though his
name is seldom mentioned, he has the
cordial sympathy Of many who naturally
feel deep interest in his life and fate.
OF the Hen. c. C. Clay. the same pa
per ssys that he was granted on Tuesday
on his parole, tie privilege Of the entire
fortress during the day time. This privi-
leee will render hi, Imprisonment less
disagreeabls and tedious. licame 10 him
unexpectedly. and from source which
entities il 10 The highest respect OF the
officers of the garrison. II has excited
great many inquiries as 10 lis probable
import. There are rumors al Old Point
that the release of Mr.. Clay nigh, be
soon looked for; but of course time can
only prove their truth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
Postal Rates.

Letters sent 10 sny part of the U. s..
for three cents each 10 the half ounce, OF
parts thereof.
Drop letters. two cents.
Advertised letters charged one cent in
addition TO the regular rates.
Valuable letters may be registered or
application at the Office Of mailing, and
The paymen. Of registration fee mol ex
ceedlng 90 cents.
Newspapers, periodicals. pamphlets
and all marlabIe printed matter, exceP
circulars and books, 2 cents for each and
every four ounces. Double rates are
charged for books.
Unsesled circulars, 10 one address, no'
exceeding three in number. 2 cents. and
for greater number the same proportion.
No package will be forwarded by mail
which weighs over four pounds.
Letters TO Canada and Other British
Nollh American Provinces. when no'
over 5000 miles. 10 cents for each ball
ounce. A greater distance fifteen cents
Prepayment OPTIONAL Letters mailed io'
Grea, Britain or Ireland, "a cents post
age chsrsed-pTepaid or not. Letters io
France, fifteen cents charged-Posisgs
oDtjonaf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
Hjshh lutin.

A facsiious t.nilemep. travelling in he
country. on arriving al bis lodging place
IN The eteBinV, "Ss met by tie osiler.
when lie thus addressed: boy, exiri-
Gale that qugdfuPeG lron lle vehicle.
sisbuIats bin, devoie him sH adequate
supply Of ruiHuou. slimcn,. and when
the Aurnrs Of morn shsll again illumins
The oriental horizon. | will reward you
Win PccuDiary compensation for your
smiable hospitality" The boy. not un-
ders,andiug word. ran into the house,
saying: "Mssier, here's q Dulchman
wants 10 see YOU"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
RnrInH Of Josh ulllinzs
nm.

Lsffing has heen considered an index
oy chsrskier, snd lhSre z su% 30 close al
reasoning that rhsy cay ihsy can tell ~hsI
man had for dinner bi sesiug hin sf
Delays" are .td 40 be danG'Ious.
but have lhoui the iIne sptni IN court
ing waz good rI.k to l2k".
The mix nv human kindness IL the
las, kind ov milk hat o,gl, 10 be water.
ed, it IL generally weak enUf when II
fUsl Gums.
II il sed that wimmin kant talk in their
sleep, this may De so, bul II don't look
reasonable.
In wsr, il il a poor devil that hez but
one wife, and a poorer devil thai hez
more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
Matrimonial.


Shortly after tho lsll Of Richmond,ssys
the Examiner. and lis occupation by tho
U. s. troops; afer Mars had resigned and
Cupid reigued, certain general officer
Of the U, s. Army, high in command
there, laid seige 10 The heart Of the fair
daughter Of one OF our merchants, or ss
rumcr has it, the daughter became enam.
ored Of the General. The hear, Of the
maiden ives carrisd-noi by direc, ss-
vault and storm, but by parallels and reg.
ulsr approaches, and perhaps Ilnlo
,reschery within. The Generals a,len-
lion. TO the lady became the theme Of
speculation among the ladies al their so.
cial gatherings and elsewhere. and so 'he
pleasant story started Out, mud ran tho
tell tale round, 10 the eaec. lhs, the gel.
lant son Of Mars had brought tie lady TO
terms of capituIa,ion. The lady had
neither great wealth or great social posi-
! ,ion TO recommend her. but she had what
10 more pO,enl-grest pefsonai beauty.
The General was to supply wealth and
secure social standing, and besides he
had military reputation, WHICH was
something.
The world wsgged on through summer
and winter, and brought The spring. The
splendid noussssu for The txpeclsnt
bride was purchased in Pbiladelphis, and
brought home. and then there was that
sweet interval and pause. filed only by
the pleasant snticipsliOns Of The wedding
day. Alas for the course Of true love.
1t never did nor would run smooth. "a.
change csme over The spirit Of Loves
dream" as enjoyed BY The General md
his afianred and beautiful conquest; ind
"coming events csst shadows before"
very terribly; when one cloudIe" day, re-.
Gently, there arrived upoa ihs scene an
Other lady, no less nor important a per-
sonsse ihsn she who slTesdy ,usisiDed
tho tender and delicate relation OF wife 10
Ihs eonquering son Of Mars. Then
came en- ugly dsnouemeni for all. The
crest OF the General q. S. A. fell; tho
, vile sloimed; the would. be bride wept;
PA" and Ma" were disronsoIoie and
shorkeC; The old l3dies raised their hands
and let lhsR fall wHh We'll. did you
ever " hO would have thought IL ~
Tie elegant and elaborate irousesu VAS
hid away. ard suaiis another occasion.
which We hope will terminate more lap
ply for al concerned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
THE WIDOWS WEDDING RING,
-Four years ago this very day,

-Four years ago this very day,
With happy hearts and young
Where ancient caves dropped DER the wa
We passed, while joy bells rcnS;
NY sailor love had claimed his bride
To share his future life.
We left the gray church side by side'
Fond acknowledgement wife.
But soon my sailor left his home,
Compelled by bitter fate to roam;
An. me he sleeps meath oceans foam.
The glowing roseate hue Of hope
From my yourg life is gone
Asiyy tails without prop,
So must creep alone.
I.ook around the empty room,
10. tear drops burn IN, face
Grim ruin rises from the gloom.
And flls each vacan; place.
NY child lies sick upon his bed,
Ny spirit >hrinks with lonely dream,
Great Master, better beth were dead.
Hush, wild heart, hush. | must not sin,
However keen my grief;
Oh. Father, save ere ! begin
To doubt thy sure relief;
Ihear my bsby's Piieo1s cry,
II dawes me almost wild
Nha. nave !efI ~herewith to buy
Food for my hungry child.
~, hu,baud's g,ft-my wedding ring,
The rurest, sweetest memories cling
Around the I'd ghl and precious tbinsi
And must sell it? Heart be still,
BE still, oh thrObbing brow
What gives my spirit such thrill
II Cannot matter now;
Ny love will not be slow TO greet
His vile beside Gods throne,
Although his marriage-toksn sweet
From her thin haud is gone.
Yes, when We meet beyond the sky,
Ny glance shall tell his plying eye,
al could not let our darling die"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31

Sambo had been whipped for stealing
his masters onions. One day he brought
skunk in his arms. Says me- Msssa'
here's de chap dat stole de onions
Whew smell him bref -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
Affairs iu Berkeley County.

SHOOTING AFFRAy.-On last Tuesday
evening, a difficulty arose between some
parles who had collected al the Saloon of
N. ID. keneaser. of this place. Mr..
Geo. Lambert il appears was assaulted by
one Peter Blake, and while the latter was
in The act Of beating lhs former, Lambert
drew revolver acd fred al Blake, The
bali however missed Blake and snpck o
Mr. G. S Gephsr,. taking effect in the
abdomen creating a mortal woand, result
ing in bis death the following evening
Geph.rl has many friends in This place,
who sincerely regre, his unlimely end.
Lambert as tsken before Justice Ber-
nard Doll and examined. After full IN
vesiig alton ol Ihe case, IL appeared so clear
al act Of self.dsience in firing al Blake,
and accidentally killing Gepbari, that the
Justice discharged The prisoner mon.
C1RcuIr CouRr.-Tbe Circui, Court
of this county, Judge E. B. HALL presl-
ding. commenced lis March Term on
Monday last.
| The Grand Jn,y. after receiving an sp-
propriaIe charge from Judge Hail. enter
ed promptly upcu the inveslig allon Of the
matters Submitted to them, and closed
their labors Tuesday evening, when they
were discharged. They found quite q
number Of bills. but fewer than was an
Illcips'ed.
Disposition has been made of several
csses, az iullOws:
Commonwealth vs. Charles j. Weaver.
Iadlctuen, quashed Charge-sending
challenge,
Coumon wealth vs.. Daniel Frehley.
Acquitted. Ch.rge-dis,urbing religious
meeung.
In the cases Of Commonwealth W. Ed
ward Hoffmsn-ssms VS.. Michael Leo
psrd. and sane VS.. Timothy Wholey,
Doles were entered by the Common
~eslth's Attorney -New Era.
BueIsEss Ten iesms.six mules each,
passed through here on Sunday last. en-
route for Shenandoah county. The wa
gons were loaded with fre-brck and en-
CINE boilers designed for an iron foundry
io that conn,y, recently purchased by a
Pennsy Ivsnia firm. They evidently
mean busness.-Erd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-31
An UnruIy Elephant.

Some months ago ne noticed ramhle
taken by the celebrated elephant Romeo.
attached 10 Forepough's Circus and Me-
nsgerie, through the upper part Of this
city. during which ,ha, huge animal was
very successful in piling up for his owner
quite an extensive bill. in the way OF de.
mollshed buldings. broken cars, and dis
connected fences. Al tha. time Romeo
eninyed almos, clear field OF operation
for several miles. and his march was un'
impeded except by an occasional tree that
came in his path, and these were snap
ped from their roo:s like pipe stems.
There was nothing to prevent the beas.
from having his spree fairly out. which
he did in a mnch shorter time than would
have paciied him in confined quarters.
Then his keeper. following close after
rifle shot, led Romeo lamely from the
field. Another fit OF madness has taken
possession Of him within the last lew
days. which bids fair Ia give more trouble
than the one above referred to. After a
pescea5le residence of many weeks al
Tenth and CsIlowhilI streets. Romeo
has for several days past given decided
signs of his dispIeasure. Last Sunday
nigh, he became very restless, and his
quie, liue companion Julie. was made
the victim Of his ill-,emper. Poor, unof-
tending "Juie" was taken up in his
trunk. and in the shortest time possible
cas-, through solid partition several inch
es thick, and was gathered up in the
horse-siable. The noise awoke all per-
sons sbou, the establishment, and his
keeper. Mr.. Craven, as we'll as all the
other employees, numbering over one
hundred and fifty persons, were summon
ed TO The mad scene. Means were al
once taken 10 secure the iDfuriated Ro-
meo. Roars. pufs, and other warlike
demonstration with his trunk gave mat
ters troublesome appearance. His kee-
per appeared before him, but Romeo
knew him no,-ihe elephant was unap.
proaehable! Pixies and other weapons
were brought into use by the small army
that beseiged him. and in The conflict
goad in the hands of the keeper was fas-
tened in ,hs elephants ear, which is one
of the quickes, correc,ives in ordinary
times. Nothing could be done by exer-
cising moderate violence, and several RI
fe shots were fred into him, some taxi
ing effec, in the lower par. OF the head
and trunk, while one pierced the rlgh'
eye. which, j, is feared. is destroyed.
This harsh treatment partly stunned The
mammoth beast. and the use OF ropes and
grspples soon put him in position
which permilled his being made last.
Heavy chains were wound about his feet.
so that he wa. totally helpless, and these
connected with bar firmly imbedded in
u substantial mason work several feet
deep. placed the uneslIani Romeo be-
yond doing further damage. The ami.
nal is by no means yet subdued. nor will
he be until he is either starred, or until
other very extreme measures are taken 10
bring him into proper obedisnce.-Phi-
adslpMa Age.
Evening star., 1866-05-23

FRET TIGHT.-Iast night. the colored fancy
had Il II dance at Carroll Hall, on G. street.
near l3lI, and about ii O'Clock a fig ght occurred
among th"m- Some of the gang ran into a
hoU se Eear by, pursued by another party who
began % bombard the premises with bricks
and ones. and In doing so kattered another
houSt where a number of white men were
among them two soldiers, who came out 10 de-
feno their domicll. One of them had i pistol
and fired several shot into the crowd OFF,
cers BaTkley and hardwood repaired TO the
spCt a. soon as they heard the noise and found
thtre were over no persons cOngregated and
ready To loln in the riot. They commanded
the CROWD 10 Oh: perse, but the negroes did not
seem inclined 10 do so. One of them threw a
large stone at Barkley's head, missing him.
tut spllttng panel of heavy door on the
opposite OF me street. The officers arrested
JOhn NeWland and Chas. McCumber white
and Columbus Bowie and w ii. Morgan, col
ored. who were fined SJ.5G each. The officers
say that II they had arrived a few minutes
later a serious riot would probably have oc-
CURED.
Evening star., 1866-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &c 70 NIGHT.

MET -LRoTT HALL.-G rad Concert of Theo-
doEe hho' manu-, the Washington flvorite. as
sisied by Miss Christiana Schmidt. voIinist
NJ i.-'''. pIanist: Mr.. mall, soprano; and
iii ii, LLran. pianist
MENs"EEIE AND CIEd's, foot Of 9th street.
near thc tvtnue.-Last DGhrbut one. Go early
to secure seals.
CAr1EEBUIY.-An excellent bill with all the
star Performers tins eyining
"0EAINGMEN's : CoNEFNTIoN.-An ad iourned
mertIug al Council CEtmber, City Hall, this
eVeRiI 2.
SEg0N % BAPTIST CHURCH, corner 4th street
eaSG ana Virgin aenue.-Sunday School ex-
hibItIoU this eyeninl.
STRAvgERRY TEsTIyAL-The excellent
Straw bsTVy Festival in progress at the Assem-
biy's church wil'be continued every evening
this v eek
Evening star., 1866-05-23
DIED
POSWELI On n

EuSWELL: On the 2lst inst, OTIIO BOS-
WILL, Sr., in his 62d year
His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
bet II and T. sts.. Island
GODDAhD On the morning of the 22d, at ter
mln3 les past OClOCR. JULIAN AUGUSTINE
Maria G.. Goddard ~
HI, funeral viii take place to morrow, (Wednes-
street
HARRISON: On the morning of the 23d instant
MIS-. MARGARET A, beloved wife of X h. .
The fri -IIs and relatives are respectfully re.
quested to attend The funeral at their residence
No. 49, l. st bet. 10th and llth, at 3 D. m 10
morrow the cath inst
IRaltImOre, Norfolk and Portsmouth papers
please COPY.
Evening star., 1866-05-23

CoHTEIEUTIoN OF CoLOEED TEOoPs.-A
school Of colored soldiers belonging 10 the 10 th
regiment U. ). G.. T., under the supervision III
Miss l. W. Stebbins, with the aid of some or
the officers and men of the regiment. fe
Gays since contributed the sum of $50, in re-
spOnse to 4 call for funds to build an Orph9n
Asylum for colored children at Atlanta. Ga
Company A, of this regiment, recently depos-
iied 500 in the Freedmen's Savings Bank.
Evening star., 1866-05-23

CARRIAGEs.-Graham, 400 Pa. avenue. and
ga ID street. whose ad yertiseTaent will be.
found elsew here, has perhaps the best assort-
ment OF new and second hand carriage to be
found iE this part OF the country, and he offers
them 81 very low piiees. His arrangements
tor prompt repairing are also very complete,
and IN all particulars his customers are sus
BE- well Accommodated.
Evening star., 1866-05-23

CHAEHE OF ASsATLTING WIVES AND Chill
DEEN-On Sunday, Mrs. Marg't Gribben OBJ
tanned a warrant for tha arrest of her.hushand
WIN Grlbben, for assaulupg his children and
ne vas arrested by officer Hill. The COM
plainant alleged that Gribben often beat her
Dut she dId not mind IL as much as she did his
oeatlnG the children. and on Saturday he had
burnt one OF the children on the face while she
was out Al work. After procuring his arrest
enc ia'Iee 10 appear against him, aud he was
dismissed by Justice Walter.
OmctI Harbour on Sunday arrested John
McCarthN, charged by hi> wife and son with
Ihreats OF violence, and took him 10 the station
They charged that he had severely whInped a
enid who was sick. and that the mother inter-
Tered, when he attempted 10 whip her. and in
tulh the son lnteriered. and he had TO turn
his attention 10 him. The son left the house
and returned on Sunday, when the father at
tempted 20 strike him with piece OF iron The
witnesses failed 10 appear. and Justice Walter
dismissed him.