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A Gorgeous Fenian Outfit.

One of the Fenian uniforms seized by the
authorities at Liverpool few weeks ago.
was deliberately beautiful The cap, says
an English paper, was made of green cloth,
but was almost covered with gold lace !;
there was harp of gold in the font, and
the sides were ornamented with gold but
tons. The tunic was of fine green cloth,
richly braided in front; the collar was or
namented with gold lace and harp. The
trousers were of green cloth, and had a
stripe of braid. To complete the suit, there
was green satin waistcoat with gold but
tons, each of which bore harp. The last
named garment, it was facetiously remark
ed, was an undrss one, and was no doubt
intended to be donned by its owner at the
levoes which the would be President of the
Irish Republic expects to hold at Dublin
Castle. The police, however, found in the
box what was much more important than
the tinsel fnery which the patriots left be-
hind them. They discovered a number Of
deliberately prepared documents bearing on
the working of the organization but the
nature of these it would be unwise at pres
ent to publish. We may state, however,
that they are of considerable Importance,
aad among them are codes of regulations
which are intended for the regulation of the
Eenian forces
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nENTfST. All work wa
- faction eIIr1nreeass "a
brick hYlfing, on Eighth st.
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CHARLES III. WALK

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at
II on Eighth street, over the z
Bank.
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THE GROWTH OF LIE NATIONAL. DEBT.
The following is statement Of the
amount Of our national debt, at various
nnrinds since thn ,rar cnrn,nnnnna.
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E. One Of our friends was recently
blessed with an addition to his household,
which came like thief in the night -
The next day the happy father took his four
year-cld by to the upper room to see the
little brother, who was quietly enjoying his
first morning nap with his little mouth open.
With eyes firmly fixed on the new conner,
and with countenancc showing trouble
within, after q few moments of silence, the
elder brother deGantly exclaimed, II should
like to know who pulled out that baby s
teeth"
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THE MANITOWOC III

i LIE III u IN wv III
A weekly newspaper, Democratic In
devoted to the dissemination OF Usefnl
edge, Literary entertainment, and aiS
Interests of Manitowoc county: PUBLISH
Friday morning, in Heubner's new bl@
stairs, corner of York and Eighth !
MANITowoc, Wis, by
JERE. CROWLEY go. Proprl
TERMS-To Village Subscribers
by the Carrier, $3.50 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers,
fna,ariGk 4. - 49,.
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But now, have sung you all of my song,
I'll give you copy, please pass it along;
Show it your neighbor, and speak Of it well,
And help the poor Carrier his music to SELL
Now III close this address-Fll end it here.
With hope that we'll meet in the ne xt Me-
Y ear.
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BEER
DEALERS

DEALERS M
II cry, fanc1
shoes, ready :
feathers, bi,
ga. A 81
Store on y
Eighth.
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CHARLES TON
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1867.
ELIGIBLE MEN.

The Richmond Dispatch says on this subject:
ssshould the worst happen for this State, anu q
portion Of our citizens who have served In Puonc
Offices be rendered ineligible, it becomes matter
of interest to consider who are eligible and now
the important Offices are likely to be filed. having
looked about somewhat, We feel quite cheerea 70
find so many capable persons still lett to take
charge Of public affairs" We Think ourselves, :,
that when the proper time arrives Tor selection'
we only manage rightly, there will DO no "ah' :"
representative men for the State we may DC
tronbed about Congress, if we ever get the priv
leee of representation there. We think with inc
DISPATCH, that one advantage which may grow out
of Acknowledgement will be the bringing into actlon
number Of young men, who have both energy
and hope to take the places Of some who have Little
of either hope or energy. The men we need no"
are men of spirit and confidence in their ability 70
work out a prosperous future for their country.
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philosophy, and not surrender ourselves to des-
pair, and blindly and foolishy deprive our posteri
ty of blessings to which they have claim by our
Quixotic refusal to make required sacrifices of
pride We will not be tue first or the last in his
tory to put in the plea of all who act under duress
or necessity Our poverty, not our will, con-
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.COPARTN.ERSRIPS.

( I.:DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
T1lHE; COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Messrsy LEVIN & PEIXOTTO was dissolved
on the 10th ultimo by mutual consent ,.e=E.t. 49,
The business will be continued by Mr. JACOB LEVIN,
on hisown account to whom all demands against the
concern will be presented for payment and those in
debted make payment to him. JACOB LEVIN,
February 10, 1867. D. G. PEl&OTTO.
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re- id Communications intended Tor publication :, n
his iourQi mus be addressed to The Eaetor OF 1e M
Da;lv Ne,cs, No. IS Hayne-street, ChGrSeStoo, ~ .
Business Communications to Puoasher OF Do"y
Ne,cS. ..,,,1 ,o,,,a,,,,,;co-
Adperiseuents % outside of The city must be acconpo-
MED ecith the cash.
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A GA II II

.
TIME SUBSCRIBER RETURNS Ills GRATEFUL AC-
IL KNOWLEDGMENTs to his friends and citizens OF
Columbia and Charleston for the liberal encouragement
extended to the late firm OF LEVIN l. PEXOTTO; and,
as be will continue the AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS on his own account, hopes to merit con-
tnuance Of share Of their former encouragement.
s=F;, JACOB LENIN,
Auction and Commission Merchant
March 2 Corner Assembly and Plain streets.
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OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- SCRIBER'S plantation four miles below Green Pond
Station s. and Railroad on 18th or 10th nsts., small
dark bay HORSE MULE When lost he had shoes on nil
his feet and his hair bore tho marks Of the traces and
breeching CT harness. reward Of Twenty Dollars will
paid for his recovery, any information that lead
to It, and the conviction of the thief -
.sl,'s71s. II ROBERT CHIsOLM
Near Green Pond Station, February 22, 1867
February &c tufG
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REWAR DS.

T,TVE DOLLARS REWA1tD.-LOST,
T. WHITE BULL DOG, with his tail shaved, small
yellow spot under his eye and answers to the name Of
JEFF" The above rewrrd will be paid, if left at No. 10
DRAKE STREET. February 2a
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SpECIAI MnTIGE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
nR N A. PRATT HAVING PURCHASED THE m
IL TEREST of his late partners in the firm Of PRATT
l. WILSON BROS, Wholesale Druggists, No. 23 Hayne
street! will continue the business Mt the place. and
solicis continuance of the trade Of the late firm.
Dr. J. H. HONOUR will continue to net as chief sales
man, and will be pleased to see his friends
N A. PRATT
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ELECTION OF A CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
FEBRUARY %, 1867.
T1HE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT ITS NEXT
Regular Meeting, to be held on the 11th of March
next to an election for q CITY CIVIL ENGINEER un-
der the following Ordinance, which is published for in
formation. Applicants will please their suretes.
Bond required is for $4,000. ,s9-z'a
Letters received up to II o'clock NJ the above
toned day. W. q. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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,EF1cE CH1EF FIRE DEpARIMENT ,

CHARLESTON, S. c. February Is, 1857. !
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
y undersigned until the 18th of March, for furnishing
SIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREE-INCH DOUBLE
RIVETED FIRE HOSE, warranted to stand one hundred
and sevenyfye pounds water pressure to the square
inch, in fifty feet sections, at much per foot and
much for brass butts per pair butts to be New York
standard.
Also for FOUR SETTS OF BEST RUBBER SUCTIOvS
in length each, of twentyone feet with swivel brass
butts and brass baskets 18 inches long, to end
of sucons at much per FOOT baskets and butts
Sizes sucons and number of threads to the inch for
the butts will be furnished. NJ, r. NATHAN,
February is limo Chief Fire Department
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.L.popsr C1Rcu1AT1oN.-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RcuLAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official list Of let
tcrs remui;niiug IN the Postg8icc at the en-"
Of each .ceeh, ogreeaDy to the toll0~'n2
section of the New PostcJice Law, as the
newspaper hayiny the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION s. And be it further enacted Ina nsts o e.
town or village, where newspaper shall 90 Pranteu,
shall hereafter bo published only in the newspaper m
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the sao
Office
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t 0 S I. /.

nOG LOST.--A SMALL BLACK AND
IL WHITE WOOLLY DOG, with silver plated collar
and brass lock it's neck with the owners the
collar strayed of from corner Meeting and Market street.
liberal reward will be paid for leaving 1t ut the store
No. SO KING STREET. below Broad. March
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S T RAVE D..

CTRAYED FROM NO. 24 GADSDEN
- STREET. opposite Benefits Min Gate, on the
morning of the 3D. large white and liver colored DOG
about ten or eleven months DID, and answers to the
name of "Je" suitable reward will be paid If left
at the store of BIssE1L CO., No. ss Hasel street.
. harcl,
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March 4

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
FllHE FIRM OF PRATT & WILSON BROS, WHOLE
1 SALE DRUGGISTS, No. l3 Hayne street. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The undersigned will conduct the business In hs own
narne and authorized to settle the affairs OF the late
firm. N A. f6AII.
Charleston, March 3D. 1867.
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March /


DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE. "
TE1HE FIRM OF c. c. WIGHTNfAN co. Is DIS
i SOLVED THIS DAY, 1st March, 1867. Parties in
lebted to the late firm will make payment to G. c.
who ia alone authorized to receive pay
mcnts ana settle the Indebtedness OF the same.
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THE UNDERSIGNED
YKIILII CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT THE OLD
w STAND, QUEEN STREET, NEAR MEETING, on
his own account C. C.. WIGHTHAN.
March l, 1867. ftu4 March
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
" FEBRUARY 7, 1867.-Recovered and now at this
office, - yards COTTON GOODS The owner ia re-
quested to come forward and prove property.
J. c. CAMPBELL,
February8 Lieut.. in Charge.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAVERN-KEEPERS'N
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
March l. 1867.
4 LII TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
"A ING sprituous liquors, within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL will be
ported not complying with the law, after Monday, 9th
inst.
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place In the window All
failing to observe thsnoce will also be reported after
the aforementioned time ". q. SMITH,
March Clerk Of Council
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CITY YTAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR.}
CITY HALL, March !, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
In that the Monthly Returns for the month of FeDru-
ary past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 28th day of December 1885, must be made
before the 18th instant. D. c. GIBSON,
March 13 - City Assessor.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF JOHN A. ARMSTRONG
CO. dissolved on the I'd inst, by the death Of
JOHN A.. ARMSTRONG.
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NER 1EvERTi E. BEDFORD. TIE MANAGER OF.
lu THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, returns many
thanks TO the customers and patrons for their liberal
patronage and appreciation Of the quality ur
always win be our aim, to PLEAsE OUR CUSTOMERS,
and We offer for sale the first quality Of all kinds OF
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS etc, we fatter Ourselves
to al ;. - -y5si:4. ~.
VIM sIMONs, Esq, having been engaged to asststt :
the management would be pleased to see hs friends at
No. $780, assuring them that sn goods purchased are
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED: - = -, -
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THE BUSINESS
WILL BE CONTINUED AT THE OLD STAND, No. "a
w MARKET STREET, by the subscriber
February 27 PATRICK WALSH.
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NOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
n and 6-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY $
aud year old. For sale at Mills House Stable Apply
to H. w. CANTON. January IL
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BOA R Di N G..

Id BOARD, can be found by applying at No. 81
EAsEL STREET, next Trinity Church. Terms mode
hate @ March =
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Mr.. P,erepont said they would connect 1t with the
conspiracy.
Witness resumed and said :-surratt told him he had
received money from Benjamin. the Confederate Secre
tary Of State; the he $40 900 and
$4,000 he said he in Richmond few DAYS pre- :
vlous 10 its fall he said, day, that several OF Them
were crossing the Potomac In boat when they were
pursued by gunboat and were ordered TO surrender
or they would be fred upon; small boat was sent 10
Them and they fred into the small boat as soon as II
came alongside.
Witness was asked to repeat this by the defence, aud
retored by tein. Mr.. Merrck that he therrck) could
understand II he kept his open. He McMlap)
TO be insuted all the witnesses had already been
insued and he thought the Insult " the witnesses
the act Of coward and sneak
Mr. Merck asked If that was proper language for the
witness TO use.
The Court said 1t was not but counsel must worry
and annoy the Witness
Witness said that Mr. Merrick had said the other day
that all the witnesses ought 10 be in the Penentary
and he waited il understood that he was as good as Mr.
Merick.
Witness then resumed and said :-Surratt stated that
he had frequently travelled 10 Richmond under the
sumed names Of Harrison and Sherman; upon reaching
Of Ireland Surfat called behind the Wheel
house and remarked that he foreign land at last
and putting his hand upon the pistol in his pocket he
said he hoped TO live TO the day when he could
turn and servc Andrew johnson Abraham Lincoln
had been served he said also that If an English OH er
attempted 10 him he would shoot him; told him
II he did that he would meet with very little mercy In
England he replied that he knew that but would do
it, nevertheess for be would sooner be hung by an Eng
hsh jury than Yankee one, and If he went to the
United states again he know ne would SWING
Mr.. Bradley asked that the latter statement be re
peaied by the reporter Tho witness about 10 reply
when ii stated that he was not asked The witness
said he could tell all that necessary and continuing
his remarks said that Mr. Merrick not ut ali danger
GUS; no was not afraid OF ham.
Al twenty minutes past two the court took recess
until ten O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS


The July term OF this court commenced yesterday.
the nst business In order being the empanneng Of the
Grand and petty jurisa Mr. william Adams was
selected fcremsn Of the Grand Jury and after
brief charge BY the City Jadgs they entered upon the
discharge OF their dutea
District Attorney Hall will conduct the prosecution
during the term and - he by virtue Of his position
assumes all the responsibility. each BE- disposed
Of BY the City Judge It comes up, and thus great
amount Of business will be transacted during the con-
tsmplated short term Of the court.
John 0illigAa who was charged With stealing, on the
18th Of Nay, pair OF pantaloons valued 81 $40, the
properly OF sda Lndeuan pleaded guilty 70 petty lar
osny He sent to the Pententsry for three month";
ArrErrr AT BURGLARY
wm Clark, jointly indicted with four cthsrA charRed
with assmpt 81 burglary IN the sccosd degree, was
tried and convicted Of the offence II charged that
on The 18th Of Nay, early 10 the afternoon, these men
wers sen the stoop Of the house Of NJ. VIM Glib
sou, $50 West fwelfth street, attempting V enter IL
omsss pvsssas and Hin watched their nsvsmsn" s.'
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BOARD OF COUNCIL MEN.

Veto Of tho Mayor in Relation TO Discontinu.
ing the Opening of Church Street.
Tho Board mot yesterday afternoon, the President,
Mr. Brinkman. presiding
After the minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved, communication received from the
Mayor inviting the Common Council to unite with him
presenting stand Of colors to the Third regiment of
cavalry, a half past nine o'clock this Tuesday,
ing.
The following veto message was received from hh
Honor the Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE Ngw YoRK, July !, 1867
To TIE HoxoRA BLsGHE BOARD OF CouNcnxKS:-
On the 25th day Of June, 1867, received, for ap-
The 24h Of that month"; and concurrsd in BY the honor
able the Board Of Aldermen the day. directing the
Corporation Counsel TO discontinue all further proceed
ings in court or elsewhere In matter OF the extern.
sion Of Church street. and resembling the resolution
which crowded for such extension as approved Decem
Der 81 1884 Having noticed BY the record that this
rescudiug resolution received only the votes OF q
jsrity OF the members OF each Board felt IL to DO my
duty to ask the Corporation Counsel whether In his
opisiou, that number vas suf,cisnt 70 make il valid,
approved IL have the honor TO Transmit herewith
. copy Of the opinion Of the Corporation Counsel in
70 my inquiry BY which appears that the votes
Of threeourhs OF the members elected to each Board
are required 70 give validity TO . resolution.
body 70 another point suggested BY the Corporation
Counsel viz THAT the passage Of the resolution by
both Boards ON the same day without unanimous con.
sent was 10 violation OF she thirty section Of
In view Of this opinion Of The Corporations Counsel
feel compelled 70 return the resolution with these legal
obectons 10 honorable bodv for such further
ton ~ 10 your honorable body may seem proper. ]
have not fully examined the merits OF the assessment
made by the Commissioners Tor the proposed extension
Of Church street. but from the information which now
have deem proper 70 that my views decidsdy
adverse 70 H. and " the resoluton before freed
from the legal objections stated would fssi bound 70
give Il my prompt approval.
On motion, the Board adjourned 70 meet tins Tues
day. noon, 81 twelve o'clock.
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Fouxp DRowup-CoRoszss ISorrsr.-About seven
O'Clock sunday evening inquest was held BY Cor
onsr r. Mason oliver Of Nett Haven on ths body Of .
young man named Patrick Connolly, which Vas found
floating on the wassr near Pelham bridge few hours
previously The deceased was about nineteen years Of
age and resided on farm IN the vicinity. IL appeays
that while In the water bathing, the unfortunate youth
90, beyond his depth, and was drowned before assist.
ance could reach him
CURsors MARRiAcn CERxxoSy. Yesterday Afternoon
rrsnk GhslIesn and Josephine wokoun young couple
residing the village Of Morriania natives Of B5hmss
portion Of the Austrian EMPIRE were married at tho
resdsacs Of the Lutheran Minister, Rev. Mr. schsltx
woodstock after the manner peculiar 10 their native
land, which IL Of snguarly curious though Interesting
character According 20 the tme-honored custom the
bridal party dressed In the genuine costume Of the pea
ssntrya rare combination Of the Italian brsand ana
the Mlesian peasant-wearing masks, proceeded from
the residence OF the bride horseback the clergy
mans whore the nuptal knot was soon tied; aftsr
which the entire party returned 10 the house. where
the remainder Of the day and evening devoted 70
the widest kind Of enjoyment The odd-lookng pro-
ccssion VS. viewed BY large number Of persons with
seemingly, much interest
AxomnR wARMxa 70 TIL rArprul-wm- Smith, .
rough looking customer. was ssntsncsd 70 serve s,x
months in the County Jan BY Justice Hauptnan Of the
Police Court horfanA, yesterday morning for having
tapped the ell In the soFS OF man named joan smith,
OF nols Haven, on the previous evening he We sime
caught v As - b. . maa Named 0>ssA
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SUPREME couaT-clacuIT-PAar 2.

A Newell Divorce SuIt-The Defendant Non Est.
Before Judge Miller
Charles Leos ~. Bridge Looa.-This was an action
for divorce the ground Of the adultery Of the defend
ant Who however. did not appear 70 defend the suit.
The complaint charges her with having committed
adultery Of various times In . house in Greenwich
street. and also With acts Of prostitution Of noted
house Of ffams In Centre street. Of which she
inmate One witness, woman, who was called, when
asked II she knew Mr. Loges, the husband Of the do.
PENDANT stated that abe did not know which one was
meant there were two married 70 the defendant
Two three witnesses called 70 testify regarding
the character Of the houses rcquented by the
ant which decidedly MOI Of Q natering nature, and
the case submitted 10 the jury, who returned .
verdct PLAINTIFFS favor without leaving their sests
The Court then discharged the jurors with thanks and
the adjourned this branch Of the Supreme Court
sine die
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COURT or SESSIONS.

Assault with Intent to XIII.
A middle aged man named Patrick Murphy, was tried
yesterday under indictment Of assault with intent 10
kill John Collamore tho complaining witness. and
testified the prisoner entered his liquor store at the
corner of Warren and Hoyt streets the Sd Of April
and called him foul namea He elected him from the
place three times, and the third occasion Murphy
stabbed him In the abdomen with sharp insru-
ment supposed To have been knife From the test.
stabbed twice one wound being a;severe one nearly an
inch length, the instrument having penetrated the
cavity OF the abdomen. DR. B. considered this kind
of q wound almost always fatal The other wound
of sghter nature. The only witness for the defence
was one who testified that Murphy had always borne
good character After remaining out short time, the
Jury returned with verdict convictng the prisoner OF
assault with intent 70 kill. Murphy was remandsd for
sentence. AZ r...e..