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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

The Louisville Journal warns all
rebels in Kentucky that they are for,
ever out of the political influence, and
that if they attempt the formation of
any distinct party it will fight them
with all its zeal and power.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01
A WIDOW in Amador county, Cali

A WIDOW in Amador county, Cali
fornia, disposed of her house by lot.
terry, and when the drawer of the
prize went for it, she told him to take
his house off her lot as soon as possi-
BILE, for she intended to- build a new
house on the spot with the money
which she got for the old one This
is the sharpest piece Of widow work
now on, hand.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

The Statesman says that at about five
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, ter
rible hail storm passed over Walla
Walla. The hail continued to descend
for ten minutes, and in that space CT
time the earth was fairly covered
with hail drops ofthe average size of a
hazelnut.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01
Religious Notice.

CATHOLIC CHURoH--Mornlng service: Mass, at 1O%
O'clock. Evening services vespers and Behedction; at
N o'clock. Sunday School at o'clock, y. m.
a23dtf FATHER l.. DIELEMAN, PASTOR
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

WascO Lodge, No. is, A. f. 81 A. M So
Holds its stated Communications the Fret and Third
Mondays of each month, at their hail. in Dalles City,
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH l.. POPS, Sec'y. BY order of the W., NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

Columbia Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hail. corner of Second and Court Streets Brothers In
good standing invited to attend. by order. Nc.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

Pio-NIc.-We learn that it is the in
tention of our German citizens to have
q picnic and shooting match for a
watch, at Oak Grove, on the 7th inst.
"A general invitation will be extended
to everybody. Set US down for few.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

The steamer Sierra Nevada was
seen about half mile below the mouth
of the Willamette yesterday morning,
as the Cascades got into the Columbia
river. The passengers and express
will be here this evening.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

THERE is a famine at the Cape of
Good Hope.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01


which deserve the immediate atten-
tion of all who wish to avoid the
scourge of cholera, which threatens
10 attack US
1st. Every householder owes it to
himself, to his family, to his neigh.
bors, to tho community in which he
resides, to have his house, from cellar
to garnet, from. street curb to the rear
line of his lot, most serupulously
cleansed, by sweeping, washing and
whitewasbing.
I'd. Every man who has any aathorl
ity in city or town government should
consider himself bound by the oath of
office, and by every consideration of
humanity, to give himself no rest un-
til every street, alley, close gutter
and sewer, is placed in state of per.
feet Cleanliness, and kept 80 until the
frosts of next season come.
Sd. These cleansings should be done
now, because if put off till hot weather,
the very effort necessary for the re,
moval of filth, will only tend, in the
essential nature of things, to hasten
the appearance of the disease, to in>
crease it's malignity, and to extend
the time of it's devastations, because,
the suns of spring and summer the
sooner warm into life and intensity
the viperic and malignant influence
which in its remorseless tread, wrecks
so much of human happiness and des-
olates so many hearthstones.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01
GovERNMENT REFonM.-During the

GOVERNMENT REFoRM.-During the
past year much needed reforms have
been introduced into the public ser.
vice. The most important of these,
has been the abolishing of the custom
of levying tribute upon all employees
of the Government for political pur.
poses. The system has grown up since
the days of Jackson, and the extent
to which it was carried during the last
few administrations amounted to little
less than downright robbery. The
salaries and pay of many of the em-
ployes iu the San Francisco Custom
House were scarcely sufficient for
their support, and yet they were re-
CURED under penalty of losing their
places, to give certain proportion of
their pay as fund for political pur'
poses. The tax was not only levied
upon the few receiving large salaries,
but also upon the many mechanics and
laborers in the navy yards and custom
houses. This system of robbery has
been nearly, if not entirely, stopped
within the past year, greatly to the
disgust of professional patriots; and
the politician is no longer allowed to
collect the tax in the Government Of
fees, with the power of decapitating
those who refused to pay. Not long
since, the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue attempted to have a clerk in
the Pay masters Department removed
because be refused to contribute
money for elcctioneering purposes in
New Hampshire. The President, how,
ever when informed of the fact, not
only ordered the clerk to be retained,
but that he should be promoted the
first opportunity. This was a wise
and just act on the part of the Pres.
ident, and a proper rebuke to the off.
cial who attempted to use his position
to extort a tax from q subordinate for
electioneering purposes.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

WHITE is the Court Mourning in
Paris.
, 1866-02-16
EUROPE.

Three Days Latcr-The British Parl1a-
ment Hnd Reform Bllt-Fcntnua-Df-
fetal GorrcApondence-Tll Chli1an
Wur-The Jamaica 1l1surrectInn-'Tlc
Times on nfcIico-I:ducattonn1 Re-
form In PoInnd-The CnttIc P1n.ue.
, 1866-02-16

Redemption Of Rank Tssues-Hanks
CloAeng Up-Hank~ in 0peratfon-Fhe
State Agricultural Executive Com.
1nlttee-
Especial Despatch 10 ths Chicago Ttibune-1
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. Is.
Hon. o. q. Miner. the State Auditor, ia now Re.
deem1ug the i.sues Of tho following named State
Banks, at par in treasury notes: Alton Bank; City
Bank, Ottawa; Exchange Bank, Albion; Gsandv
County Bank, Morris; Peoples Bunk, Geneseo i;
Resper's Bank, Fairfield Tr1den' Bank, Chicago :;
UnIted Statea stock Bank, Sparta; nank OF Ash
laud
The following banks aFs slostnF, having aIed
with The auditor certificates Of their intention 70
letrauIeh The business Of circulating theIr notes:
Bauk of Bloomington; Cumberland Comfy Bank !
Edgar County Bank; Meehanics' Dank md Pamet
Bank. -......
The following Il list 0. banks in The State now
in operation: Bank ot Gsfena; Bank Of KcTanee
Home Bank, E1R1n Marine Bank, Chlcag1; Nc
Lean Comfy Bank, BloomtnRtoa; Producers Bank,
Ch1caEo;, Sycamore Bank. Sycamore; Treas ury
lie Executive COMMITTEES Of the State Asrtcul.u.
ral Society," which has been In session here for tro
days past, adjourned to-daY. Hon. j. P. Reynolds,
OF this city, WRs appointed an a.cn to attend TO the
interests Of Illinois at the Universal Exposition
premium list on secured tEools was revised, and
rules established for those competing for premiums
In this line. The premiums upon certain kinds oil
farming u.ens1ls Mee also arranged. Some fine
specimens ot cotton fai8ed III Southern Illinois were
exhibited. the etapfe OF which Il good.
, 1866-02-16
VOL. XIX.

little bread'crs and small lie1tensn's.
lie snftalntd The policy o. the President, and de-
e1ared that the people would support that policy,
etpecaatly the people Of the Middle stase.. the
West and Border GIatcs-
nj. DEFREES arTued for The earliest possikae
sctttlenent Of the Reconstruction question lie
cared nothing for abstract questions. II matters
not whether the Iebelous States we're In 0r On. Of
the Union. The interests Of the whole country re-
qutreo the fnl restos8tton Of all the S2tes to 'heir
forfeited rights. Cotton was wnnted, and would
help 10 pay the national deb'. but It's
production would be decreased By de-
lay in rtcuustruction. and tntensl trade
war checked By Ii. same cause. He deemed 1t
right 10 require the Ststes to adopt the amendment
pateed BY The nonse relave to the basis Of repre-
tenta1ion, and perhaps also another sscur1ng the
C1fixenB Of each Sta1e the imMunities enjoyed In
o,hert. Then he wonld admit The Southern Con.
gfeefmen elect, allowing ever. di-tEicl to ftand
upon fts onn uesIte, admitting only those who
could snke the Iron cnd oath." He held that Ten
nessee sustained different reail1n, and ehouid be
admitted a, in asance OF the Other Sth!es. 1t
had Kept partia} delegation IN Congress during
The VII, neH constitution was adopted which no
one coph affirm was not republican In form, state
government va: organixea. AL ibis was accom'
phshcd during the war. He would, therefore, vote
10 admit The Tennessee delegation at once, and
prove that the majority in Congress was not gov
elned BY c&ptious spirit.
This BonsA adjourned.
, 1866-02-16

CoIowA7En, Mich, Feb. 15.-Wind N. ". 6
.DE71o1z, Feb. 15.-c1esr. w,nd trr=h n. ".
obove zero.
ToLEpo, Feb. 15--Wea,bcr cold; at daylight s
bsloN zero; at eunset about above zero,
Colnznrs. O.. Feb. 1A-Coldest day OF the sea-
eon- Thermometer at daylight below zero; At 9
r. N 10 below zero. Clear. No wind.
DlI1ok, O., Feb. 13.-1he weather here at T p.
n. Hhs beloEe zero; at II D. n. thermometer fell
to IA below zero, Weathef clear.
FTrTfDCEGH, Feb. 15-Weathet c]eAr and very
cold. Thermometer two degrees hbore zero.
ClEYNA,D, o. Feb. I5.-Heavy H1nd ttom the
northwest: thermometer at sunset, dye degrees be.
low Se1o,
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1s-Snow squalls last night
mercury three degrees below xefo this morning
from then to twelve above during the day; ut zero
10 o'cock this morning.
CINCINNATI. Feb. la-Weather cold. Nercury at
L. m Atood i've degrees Aboza zero; At noon, four
above, It Q ?. n, one above; high wind blowing
constantly.
sind End snoT abated eoon afier mldnIrht last
night, since Which time It has been Intensely cold
The thcsmometes, At euntitc, WIS II degrees bslow
zero, At neon IL degrees below 10 u,ght 1t suneet
ct enoW.
INV OR1EAEs, Feb. 15.-Ihe weather IL e1ces-
eisely cold Tonight Thermometer a degrees
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Thernnoneter tonight At
ten o'clock ~ degrees eboye xe1o. ~
NEW TonK. Feb. 15.-Tbermometer 10 degrees
above Zefo.
tReeetsed BY the United States Telegraph Ltne,l
q
, 1866-02-16

The F1reuen's Wonument-Froceed
inzs OF the LeSlslature.

A66 E1ft01en'a NAQAAI1tAe~47AVNSC@
iDRs OF the Leglslatnre.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1r!hune.l
MADISON. Feb. t.
The 1ste Firener's Association held it's setnt-au-
unal convention At this pacs yesterday, Fond du
Lac was decided upon as the place to hold the next
annual tournament ot the association, September
l21h and 18th.
In the Assembly, last evening, alter some dl.cus-
sion, The Assembly bill repeating Chap, s6o, Laws
Of , and revising See. I Of Chap. 81 Il. S., 70 a.
to resd: " Every grant Of land shall be absolutely
sold. u at Tho lime thereof snch land shall be tn
title adse1Fe to that OF Rrantot, was passed. aJets
nays n, The bill WIS advocated BY Mesers. ROD
htne and Williams. and opposed By Messrs. Lynde
In lie Senate the only blll Of importance intro
duct as to repeal Chapter 2G9 Of Laxs Of 63 80 ~
to restore to county courts the right Of hearing sp
pc1tsoua for wits OF hdteGs corpus and the only
@poEsaul 1 passed W. TO sItsna si%e 19f e.
Ra,lrcad COMPANY, limited by Act Of lnccFpota-
tiop. snuroyed Maieh 4. 1855, md to amend sec.
ten of said act. It cxtends the ~. !" ~:
from he I'd Of Marth, and authorizes tHs tgIfs
ttuciion ofa hFnneh raroad ffgtn my point n6ish
Of the line Of the Fond du Lac q shebo{Ean hatl.
T IL ths " As.en s BIZ 81 to-day lsge nunbe. Of petl.
t,ons Was presented for and against the Kllbou1u
Guile = lsnetby discussion was held on the bill
pteTen'Mg railroad extoFtiots. Elc41 Action on It
vas prevented BY the nsi expiration OF the morn
Assembly bills were, passed relaiins 10 special
terms Of courts in the fixth cfrcnit extending the
benefit Of lhe eodiero' family aid fnnd to coinrrd
soldiers credited to the statc amending the carrier
amending chapter "a revised statutes concerning
ehecp running al lArEe.
, 1866-02-16
FROM NEW YORK.
The CoolbAug1 Cn%e-The Tyler VIII
Case-4A observation-disclosures sent 10 state

~. .U. ,r.9.,. v1-1,,
Inc cooInaH:H t0*e-a0e ayier VIII
Case--4A observation-disclosures Scnt 10 STATE
Pr1son-Thc Fire.
~. rv.. Yo,
NV 1pak, fep. assItn1s LIE, mo.n1g g @ 4eo. ~ Go9.'
% Ioni,, on charge q having ds.'aadsd #. SIS.
o,ns pfopt1elos Q! tne eoaf'anot s5eet nuuse. q o.
$i,Mu; ior ooalu' vines a9a noeln"ea moncy. Mas
AaeE toa rsadin9 Q! ne afhdasn y Tue cle5x. ne
prisoner Nas eommn.ea !o5 exanAHat'on Aae Cse
Is 9ei ao"n tgI neg! sataslaY. ... n...so+. v.,,.
, 1866-02-16
FllOM GAINESVILLE.
zalIon-Thc Rock River Improve
nseMt-APpO1ntmeut OF Committees
fspecia! Despatch 10 the Chicago Thbune1
,1AyKsyff1E. Wis. Feb. Is,

nseut-Appo1ntment OF Committees,
Sc.
fspecia! Despatch 10 the Chicago Tibune1
JAsEsy1LLE, Wis, Feb. Is.
OWN. to the severe cold weather which has pre-
vailed here for the past forty hours the meet
Ing called this afternoon 10 take into consideration
he improvement Of Rock River. was moi 20 largely
attended as It otherwise would bare hecn, hat q
very respectable gathering WIS present. consisting
OF lte most Substantial men Of Rock county.
Or4,n Guernsey called the meeting to order. Col
j. r. Durdick Was appointed President, aud 01in
Gue1nsey, Secretary. u. P. Strong, Of Beloit. and
.. N. Carter, Of johnson, were appointed Vice
Presidents. ..
The following gentlemen were named by the
President AZ Committee On Resolutions: Atexan-
der Graham. Dr.. Cattle, Daniel johnson, r. T.
Powell, and Js1aet Sulchwall. =,
Afcr Considerable d1tcussiou In relation 70 Dill
introduced IN the Legislature Of Wisconsin, by Mr.
Hstee. On the Improvement Of Rock River, on mo-
| ton ot Mr. nargess, It was
! R<s0tred, That our members OF the Iegillaturc
be requested to take no action on such BIZ nnttl
This resolution vus carried unanimously.
3lr. BufCefe thoufht ne needed no legislation at
present. He did not Wish TO any Get OF m:n. or
s eas .. I'd
bought out, 81 1t would become as great raonop-
/ oIy u sailroads- ...
smith, Alexander GneInse5, q. Sutherland, Capt
| putram INC others. II Tas also
Rtsofp.d That the Secretary be Instructed TO IN
vie deleRates from all towHs interested In fns I'm
ptovemcnt Of Rock Nser, to meet at 1anesEane 81
On OH 9oaon. IA. Hystt Smith vas added TO ~
Committee on Hetoiutions, and said commitse
were tnsttuc,ed to report the general features OF
, 1866-02-16

reelected from Campbell, appeared. were qualified.
ard congratulated By their tdends-
The bill approrhating money to the stale Aef1-
cultural Society was teiectrd.
4 Scsolu,Iop sllowing committee of inrestka-
sson on Gen. Flsks case, to act dnztng the 1etess.
was sdopfed.
MI. Armstrnn9 made minority report ftnrl that
committee stating that not sufficient time had hcn
given 10 allow eu. Fisk to be present II the tnves-
CATION. and that al 1he testimony was q negaure
Character and for ths Eeat on he could not contur
with the majority. The report WIS ordered printed
BIZ. LN!aId offered resolution in regard to St1tc
rtchE, but the House refused to suspend the rules
to aIlow It 10 be- taken up.
MI Wslford offered resolution dectating uull!d-
catiou rebellion and recession we're wrong, bus 1t
met the same fate with L1l!ands resolution.
Adjourned.
The uniou men arc much re3ocet as the return ol
Baker, Hawthorn au1 Degmao an6 reception wlll
he rfyeu them TONIGHT,
, 1866-02-16

Three Days LNtcF-The British Pnrl1a.
ment Hnd Reform Bllt-Feniuua-Of-
fetal CorrcApondence-The Gillian
Wharf.-The Jamaica ll1.urrectIan-Tl,c
Times on NfcIico-Educattonn1 Re-
form tn Polnnd-The Cnttlc P1ngue.
NEw York. Feb 15.-The steamer Bremcn, from
Southampton, arrived Ibis moon. She brings Lon
don and Lve1rooi dat2s Of the 3lst nltmo, being
Tue London ssntfay Gaatts says: ss1he assl
reading Of the Reform bill Hl not he moved betoee
Eater probably not before the reassembllng Of The
House after the holidays.
The Government has itsred another proclamation.
Fenian LEAD ctntrs. mi Aaditopai teisufcs q afsy
Tie in,tlieeaee ,hst Mr. Chandisrs : motion wss
neeatiyed III The United Sstes Senate, In reference
TO the Alabama clain,t and the recall or the Ameri
can Minister, had no effect On Change.
FaANcE--The of5cial Yellow Book, containing
Dsouyn dc L'Iluys' desralchea 10 the Washington
Cabinet on the Mexican question, has been pub
ae ah g. beeoS
ing ~ one!al controversy upon Hea.arer taken ny
Mss5mltan stating ,hst b. eSud ony stcess NJ
order. The. Minister added; "Kc1yin9 upon the
pei nom il ne assurance ths. thc American peope
*tll conform to the law Of non.intsrseneou, which
;h:y ,n1oke, b maintaining attFet neutrality with
i1aE1.-A Min,.ter.a. bill for the rppp,ee.1on Of
religion. corporations has been distributed among
the Qeputlef. The revenue Of the Bi8hQpJirE4 an
10 be reduced. q portion viii be cppycyed to thc
conmuatt.
SeAlN,-The MFnIstfy has asseuted 10 the Intro
dpcuop Of bill in Are Senate n fayor o, The Pope.
icUporol power
Tie Sparitb Minister to Pryu aud the Cousul Mt
Csliao had arrived ii st. Ntxaire,
Lp1s intelligence anupuncee that Diplomatic reIa-
tlens hcYe been interrupted between SPAN md
Ps1u,
Seye.s' vessels hearing chlan eolors appeared OF
supposed 10 b. pirates under the Lhihan Gag.
1trxa.
n.,.,,. .--H....A.-
oEtxA " ue"s W tus s'Ssaltlen!p naeIntu eoutau
ine following: Inc caHle dtsease snA increases IN
England
Int Dn1sn ponce Denexs taat ssepoens az. III, y con.
cealea IN ina9 t,tx OF sonts' ana mat hs u!umate
esIape y hnpofflole.,
MoyaI cpsinee1f @ n eacasea e3a"'mns lne ae-
e1eEs - SptAc Atauat Hotk.
,c.aa E,sn ~ ~ .ns sa 1.", IL sr aai. III
.taen{n - - IeS.a. oak " ~ iaS.a aa1 oeGn 1ct
80 hS ..S" .s1n rhiat H. a. nj, .a4 4ne ~
whotc msnscenent % Of atIsi1s upoo ihc Imncr.si
Government.
The Iondou Time. thiuks IL .nay be taken for
pranred The Frrnch occunailon nf hexcn viii shnft
II Cease. sna -sTs il Would be- = FOOD ,binn If he
sesr 1855 fatr 10th lhe Ronan ana Ne1jcsp ,ef11to-
= cyacuatcd, snd this viii Eol inuprobably b. tbe
The Lopdou Herald Rays one effect OF .h4 Fe.
ptan moycmcpt IL 10 stop nearly ali emigration
from disalfec,ed portions of Irriand.
The Journal al Hatve reports that the six hat
'alLons Of the Lt9ron Etfln9tTs Of the French army
+ ~ If-S- - tAsA.r
, 1866-02-16
FROM MEMPHIS.

The Weather -Navf%Rtfou-Ftre-R
mors OF Another Steamboat EIpfoslon
The Billiard Tournament.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
MEHru1s, Feb. 13.
Weather very cold, and river sill falling. The
thermometer at p. N. was seven degrees below
zero.
The Robert Barns cleared for Cincinnati with
good TIP.
4 fro today destroyed two frame houses on
Zeal street, occupied and owned by John P1aso
and II. Berwtnkle. Very little was saved. No in
snrance. Ptaso lost e 600 In gold which ho had
tecrcted In his room, hut 1t could not be reached
owing to the fnry Of the fAmes.
A Mobile paper oG Tuesday has ru1nor Of The ex-
pfoston Of the Steamer Onward On Alabama river,
out can aud no confirmation.
The second enms Of The billiard tournament came
OF tonight hetween Harry Chnate Of Cincinnati and
james Barrett. Of Memphis, resulting In favor Of
Ar. Choae Ills best rms were 81, y, ~, ~, y,
r. Is e, ~, II. 19, H. 10, II. md 10. Banttt's
II. ta, 10. 10. BIT. choa1es average was 90. Meth
players camc Up to the cxpcctatlons Of The spec
.aloss who. owing 10 the coldness Of The weather
wete not nu nefoua. ......
The third tournament game WIS between Melvin
Foster, Of n. T., and Chae. GutheE5, Of Memphis,
resulting in victory for the loEmtr+ Fosters beet
TINS were IT, III. q, 19 Il, H. II. p and Is, aud
big asernge reached 1Ih. Fosters playing VA. e1.
re11ent Guthers only made 15a on the game Bol11
The fo1Hh and f!th tournament games Will ba
played Tomorrow evening by Mr. Brown Sor Nash.
VILE, Chas. Guthers, Of Memphis Fred Myers and
J4meA Barrett. Of Memphis.
, 1866-02-16

RICHx0sb, Va, Feb, E>-Gov. Perpoint sent .
1pe thrse Judges Of the Court Of Appeals and fifteen
Circuit Judges. The nominations were generally
approved bs the conservative members Of the Leg
islaturc, hut decided opposition to onc oE two
names was anticipated:
The Committee on Courts in the House Of Dele
gates, to whom was referred resolution requiring
tute tntsy, declaring that e efforts to pzoco1e tha
overthrow Of the Sfa,c Government Wefe wholly
inconsistent With the duties Of his positloa, and
meet With unqualified reprobatm. The Genaraf
Assembly look no sctfon
The House decided today TINT The Aa!utant len
e1al Of The Commonwealth, heretofore appointed
BY the Governor, should be elected By the General
Aaao 10
, 1866-02-16
THE KANE COUNTY SEDUCiAOa
CASE.


From Oar SPECIAL Repofterl
GxynA. Feb. Is
Nrs. Sarah A1pee. 4 sister Of .hs deceased. Wa
introduced. In relation 10 The visit Of Ms. haEt-
ruptt to Clinton. Whi1e there, TWO doctors were
sent for to meet A5. T., they being Dry. Hsmu1
and Edmundton- These gentlemen atled, each
once, At tera-atr t!mcs ar1 held clch private COO
vessaaon with her. HeJond this her testimony was
MINISTERIAL, excepting as \ casual statement WIS
dropped. but NOT received In evidence, that The de-
ceased told the witness that Yurds hsd made IN
o1[er Of money II she would conceal her knowledge
in the natteT Of her s1-fers sickness. The witness
attended her sfstes In her sst sickness hu: did not
SEE Nr. Ynndt there.
The severity OF the weather had pEryrntrd the ad-
vent Of feuale witness. ko was next to he sworn.
feudent declining % open bis easc until the plain
t1d resteta. The witness came up AZ one eioeS+
and shs nsosesdnss vs;s fesnSnsd sa,ss III,
her testimony In chief was confined to the Etafe-
uaent that The spring and summer prior to the visit
oeenils % eaJIed upop Mr. Harsrunn. aad this be-
came the subject Of remark IN the family Of The
WitEeta.
ton Of fhe testimony Of John Gloss. who, having
abeen,etl himself, was ordered to be brought IN BY
IN attachment.
TESTIMONY FoB TIE uEFNrE-
The case for the defendant then commenced.
George H. Fzty was frst ealied. His testimony
ellited the nct that the w3tne-s Hved In the pEtn
OF 1851, IN the game house wah the platntf and bis
tanilr. Al the time the two fanlses 30 lived 2.
BY door md PARTITION
A quest'on hera asoeo as to the atmisaiotlty oi
evidence ~ fhe rnsrner al tfe cnrdct hetwfcn In,
plsInt1T md 5is ife hnf tie ohiection was waived
The witness then sald fhat be hsa thought tho
family vas rot in q stale OF happiness such =
should exist In . famiiy. The witness was uaabls
the members o the family, nor 10 any statements
made BY the husband a. 10 The coodret Q! bis vile.
lions n that recs,I- He dIi remember that he
ninint1fr ennn.,i5ad IT her moro or ieas The Wit.
ns.s bad sset D. b, fie5jiek At Mi, ~ opc evea,
On ne.os*-e1arnation the witness said that while
ssa a & :1s lSqs s III ass assn es gisss
TIE counsel then RAD the deposition Of Ellza-
nh Wee ot ,1t s u t5 s
Hou.e y sssi xpe1 o e
piau1s and bis family resfdel lhere--thc s-o nl-
lid ana 6is vie auarfeIled o1teaLthe eornplsinns
or he drinking and he Of her tntin,.cy With ueore
MeYer. Decessed oflen complained of ber hns.
hin. "f '>''@
! George ". Drnvn was then called. lie tes.laed
TO ro down and nrotect ttr aI,anar lie nlo1ntIiF
who vas drunk and abusive, aad 10 a second yisi
dunk, ] " Tbep sSs wnated @ Vines 10 take ri her d
NanerFfIle Tinrinr fi,rr yyors witness hai never
eet1 nlatnff rnfnv vfcaed knf he Hi mol se. him m
the days OF bis wiies coomnlaInts. Eslnt,9 was J
good pros,der at his house.
Counsel then re,d ihe Heno.ttIan of 3Iarv Auu
Kuhrry sho knew ,he plalr:tr aad h,s vile ia
fsnss chas Wtee, hsn ths
nc t , 9sf ~ ee0se ,o ne o9k up an H. ne
m,9nf1r sjenno daess.a5 saS .ha b-s,scnai ~
;hfov a. ;;s9 III Il s!9 es1slesa s5:Ss{
r. ha.. det a. III iass