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earliest occasion in the course of our re-
Mobilization, to seal ourselves politia
caIly, as we are already materially, to
the West and Northwest This region
is freer from fanatieism and all other in
sane and mischievous isms than any 9TH
er portion north Of the Ohio In view
of any future strife, which | cannot help
but regard as, at least, possible, sym
pathetic and active community of feels
ing between us and the WEST, viii be
indispensable to both. The merit Dar, IL
sectional, viii be longitudinal, not latitu-
dinal Already the West and the East
struggle; and as We are to be of the
Union and share the strifes of govern
ment we should lose no time in taking
the stand we shall wish to maintain.
Pendleton is the unanimous choice of
the Democrats of the West and North
west Our support of him at New York
would not only carry out the wishes of
threesfOurths or more Of the people of
Tennessee opposed to Radicalism, but
would place us farely and squarely where
We ought to be in the politics of the
country. i
In letter like this, hastily written,
cannot enter into greater detail. These
general arguments and suggestions | pray
you consider, and if you choose subs
NIT to our friends in your section, can
not estimate the influences that may be
brought to bear in New York; but l am
satisfied nothing should divert the dele
cation from this State from the course
herein indicated. While do not desire
to dictate, and would shun even the ap-
pearance, my anxious elaboration over
the whole subject has impelled me to
these conclusions, and have thought
proper to state them to you for such con~
sideratiOn as you regard them to be
worth. Very truly, yours, etc
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WORCESTER, Mass, June 10 William
Hancock, iinesl descendant to John
Hancock, died in Durley at two O'Clock
Sunday. Age seyenty-siI years.
PTTTsBURG, PA, June ia man
named Peter Mcfarland, while under the
influence Of liquor last night, assaulted his
vile With a Ratchet, inAicting injuries
which win probably prove fatal. He was
arrested.
NEWARK, n. j., June l6.--Efer parents
interfering in love affair, Isabel Decamp
killed herself with arsenic this morning.
BUFFALO, June 16.--Peter Williams
and Thomas Cammey, imprisoned for lar
ceny and burglary, were detected this
morning attempting 10 break Jail.
Charles H. Barker will t0-morrow be
removed 70 Canada under an extradifion
warrant.
ST. LOUIS, June l6.-eol Dupree, for
merly connected With the Memphis Ava
ianche, Bulletin and other papers, has been
attached editorially TO the s.. Louis Times.
New YoRK, June The coast beacon
lighthouse at Sandy Hook, has been
burned. A temporary one viii be erected
by the light housel board
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RADICAL ATTACKs ON THE HE.
RREWE.

hHEhS.
The Radical papers, in order to sustain
their candidate, General Grant, in the
Punishment of all Hebrews from his de-
partment, in 1862, are industriously en-
gagged in attacking that religious sect
Thus we quote from the McMinnFiIle
Enterprise, one Of the papers selected
by Gov. Brownlow to DO the legal adyer-
tising in the third Congressional district,
which says: ~ g go
The UNION AND DISPATCH says 1000
Jews in ST. Louis will vote against Gen.
Grant because wilhelm command at Vicks-
burg he Issued an order expelling jews
from his camps That paper might as
well have said that 1000 Rebels in st.
Lonis win vote against Grant. The Jews
a. a class Of men have no politics outside
Of money. Gold is the idol Of their
hearts, and ia the general they are all
things to ali men for the sake Of money,
During the war here in the South they
we're on the side Of the rebellion fully nine
tenths, if not niaety-nine one-hundreths Of
them. And so treacherous were they Gen.
Grant was under the necessity of eKpelling
them from his lines"
The Harrisburg Telegraph, the Radical
central organ in Pennsylvania, says:
''The Jews Of the Southwest, or such Of
them as were suffers and bummers in the
armies under Grant, il will be remembered,
behaved shamefully, robbing, debauching
and demoralizing the troops to such de-
gree that he was compelled to eject them
from his lines"
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Information in u. n. Circuit
Court, Va. ID. Of Tenn.

ga APRIL TERM, lsss-
No. I0a-United States vs.. eleven barrels
~ Rectifed whisky
WHEREAS. X. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. At
w tOrney Of the United States for said Dis
trict, has iled bis information ia said Court, as
well on behalf Of the United States and Of al
persons concerned. a. aiHKf the said eleven bar
rels recii6ed Whisky. etc, t8us, Rexinger re
puted owher.) alleging. among other things. that
said whisky was seized % Forfeited 10 the Uaitei
alleged
Nov. therefore. in obedience 10 The moniti0n
Of The Court 70 me directed and delivered i
do hereby glgo p9blic npticR b 81 persbns
claiming said property, OF knoEing q haFirR
anything - say Shy the same should not Is
condemned as forfeited. and that they be and
appear before said Circuit Court, 10 be held In
the Federal Court Room, in the Capitol al
Nashville, Tennessee, GA the eo4h day OF
June, 1855. az 10 o'clock a. H.. then and there
r. r. GLAscoCK.
JunlZ lH Nm. ID. T.
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Il ANR & BODILY SAW MELLS-GRk w
IL reduction 10 prices. We are 0neIlas ~
Portable Engines. Stationary bnSlhees, ~
Boilers. a. follows. One STATIONARY n - -
without boiler, forty hOrss power o1s 2 .l.a.s
or,e 1eir B6uhle FnRiues any horse power, Httn
Two boiiers. eaeh twenty feet igqg. fgrtY inel.'s
dianeter. one extra large Portraits Engsee iuls
fS x iaS5eb FSiisasr. tao fOftAhls EngineS
~ II ~ eylinder. Also. stferAl LaFe = HP1-
~ tSass n ne. vish The improved WrCngtt ifgn
ead bIocks and solid Ison traales, F
- JOHN p. DALE. Agent. .
9Th J. H.RADL \ 90.
oetI n 60 81 Market e. Nashville Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate


< WASHINGTON. June 16.-Mr. Sherman
introduced a bill to promote commerce
among several States, and a cheaper
transportation Of the mails. and military
and naval stores. He stated il proposed
the construction of several railroads in diff
ferent directions from Washington, and
moved It's reference 10 select committee,
to report early next session. Agreed 70.
The finance bills were resumed, and the
Senate adjourned.
IIouse OF Representatives.
Senate amendment relieving RodeFick
r. Butler, member elect from Tennessee.
from disability and seating him without
the iron-clad oath, passed By ninety-nine to
tWenty-seven. p
After local business, the river and har.
Dor bill was taken up. 1t appropriates
about seven million dollars for the exami-
alton and survey of the Atlantic coast, and
for the improvement of the Mississippi,
Missouri and Arkansas rivers.
No action was taken on the motion to
reconsider the twenty per cent. additional
to Department employees.
Adjourned.
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Information In q. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.

APRIL TERN. 1855.
No. IOs-Unitsd staisg W. fourteen bar.sls
kectihed Whisky.
WHEkEAS. X. Mop. SMITH, EsQ. At
" torney Of the United states for SAID Dls
tfict. has fled bis information 90 said Court on
behalf Of the United States. and % al person.
concerned, against fourteen barrels ToctiG8d
Whisky. Q4inden i Th9mas feputed Owners,) al
seized a. forfeited ~ the United states. tsr the
causes IN said information ALLEGED
Nov, therefore, IN obedience D. The moultlQn
Of the Court. TO me directed and delivered, ID
hereby give ps bile notice % all persons ctalm
ing said property. or EnOginE o. hhsinE Az
thing 10 say Why the same should not Do con
denned a. forfeited, and that they DO ana ap-
pear before said Circuit Court. b. be holden Ia
the Federal Court Room. in tne Capitgi AZ
Eashyiua Tennessee, GA the %sth ney %
June, 1865. al 10 o'clock A. ~ then and mere
" i1'''''o'' s''" K. r. GLAsCOCK.
juuI2l4t NJ M DIT
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Cable dispatches

LONDON, June 16.-Cambridge Univer-
sity to-day conferred the Degree of Doctor
of Laws on Henry w. Longfellow, in the
presence of large audience, who received
the poet with loud cheers.
At large meeting of Ritualists in Lon
don, resolutions were adopted sustaining
the Irish Church Establishment and High
Church doctrine.
The British government threatens to pro-
seeute George Francis Train for a speech
made to the Irish in Manchester.
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MORE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

The charter election ia New London,
Connecticut was held on Monday. The
contest in the city was a sharp one. Over
l40O votes were polled or within $50 Of
the full vote The Democrats carried New
London al the late State election, by a
majority of 26. Now, they elect their
Mayor, Hon. r. l.. Allen, by "a, and with
single unimportant exception) their
entire city tickel-Aldermen, COuncilmen,
Sheritfs, and all.
Waterbury, Connecticut, also held its
annual election on Monday, and the Demo
Gratis swept the board, elecling the Hon.
John Kendrick Mayor by 1S5 majority.
The vote was not a full one had il been,
the Democratic majority would have been
double, The Democrats also elect the
city oeices and nearly all the Aidsrmen
aud members OF the Common Council. And
80 the ball rolls on. All the elections show
that Che people are determined 10 reiect
kadIcsiism. - Cincinnati Enquirer, June Is.
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WASHINGTON news AND GOSSIP
The Tax Bill and the whisky King
The Attack ON MeCuIiOeh = The
Political situation. r

Special to the Louisville Courier.
WAsHINGToN, June 15.-Afler seven
months incubation, Schenck IL Co.'s tax
bill has become added, and was thrown
away to-day as worthless. In other words,
the vote of the House instructing the Ways
and Means Committee to report bill
specifically for the tax on whisky and TO-
bacco is a supersedure of the bulky and I'M
wieldy tax bill which will not be heard of
again. Butler instigated the movement,
and with the aid of the Democrats and
one-third of the Radicals carried his point,
to the entire disgust of the Radical leaders.
Schencz, Maynard and others on the com
mittee endeavored to thWart the action of
the House by dilatory motions, but were
unsuccessful. They worked as though they
were the friends of the whisky ring. The
committee cannot report q special bill be-
fore next week. 1t is understood that they
will report the whisky lax at seyenty-hye
cents, but the House will undoubtedly fix
it at fifty cents. Western men favoring a
low tax are here in force urging their views.
Among them is Julins Dorm, Louisville,
who is very active.
Buffers enemies declare that he abuses
the whisky ring because he was denied ad-
mission TO it.
The article attacking McCulloch in the
Intelligence, this morning, is condemned by
the President, and some of his friends en-
deavored Intellectually to have it suppressed.
1t is extremely eaustic.
Special to the Louisville Journal.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The war against
Pendleton goes on mabated. The bond
holders look upon his nomination and cleo
ton with increasing terror, and say that it
will create a new sectional issue between
the East and West more disastrous to the
unity and integrity of the government than
secession. The Chase men seem to incline
to Hancock Just now. Hancock himself is
very friendly to PendletOn.
The President expresses great contempt
for Joe Brown, of Georgia. He says that
in 1865, Gov. Blown was the most syco-
phantic applicant for pardon among the
many who thronged the national capital.
1t is limited by those who ought to know,
that he was also an applicant for the place
Of Provisional Governor, and, because he
did not get it, turned Radical. | cannot
afhrm!this, of course, but such is the opin-
ion Of well-pOsted parties here.
The bill increasing the compensation of
clerks twenty per cent. in the various de-
partments has passed at length. All sorts
of appliances were brought TO bear on the
members, but the chief influence that got
the measure through was feminine. The
wives and daughters of the officials inter
ested made no stint of their charms, and
they triumphed over Congressional Obsti-
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THE Paris correspondent Of the London
Morning. SGr writes sThe Pontifcal army
is 20 receive the addition Of America
contingent 10 consist Of volunteers from the
North and South, without distinction Of
party, who win form corps 10 be styled
the American Rifles. These men are to be
paid and equipped by voluntary subscFip-
lions paid into the hands Of the Catholic
bishops Of America. The Federal General
Jarvis is organizing this contingent which
viii be commanded by Capt. Middleton,
Young and distinguished officer Of the Con-
federate army. No officer viii be enrolled
who has not seen active service.
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Information In U. 3. Circuit
Court, M. ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1868.

APRIL TERM. 1868.
No. IO5-United States vs.. twenty seven cad
dies Of Tobacco.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ.,, AT
w t0rney Of the United States Cor said district,
hath Glad his information in said Court on be-
half Of the BRited States. and Of ali persons
concerned, against tYentY-seYen eaddies t0bae-
co, u. p. Walker 4 Co, reputed oWners.l alleg-
ing among other things thst said tobacco, was
seized az forfeited 10 the United States for the
causes in said information alleged.
Nov, therefore, in obedience 70 the m0nitiOn Of
he Court, 10 me directed and delivered. do
hereby Lgive notice 10 All persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything 70 say
why the same should not be condemned a. for
feited. that they be and appear before the said
CrcHit Court, TO be held IN the Federal Court
Room in the Capitol, in the city Of Nashville, on
tho 10th day Of June, 1863 az 10 O'Clock
l.. K. ttLASCQCK,
jun6-l4t D, s. Marshal.
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT ! HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS
signee ID Bankruptcy upon the estafest of
w A, simmQns, SANFORD Sa4dler. ~. n. Burk
and ] w. Williams. Of the county 81 WI
StBts Of stsnBesse, sho have been adjudred
District Court Of the Middle District Oh Ten
nss5ee. r q. SANDERS.
janll W3t' Assignee.
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MAKING THE ENDS or THE YEAR
MEEr.-Gen. 3. j. Hill has laid upon our
table specimens OF apples OF the present
and last years growth. The neB growth
is the red June, Of foe favor. This goes
TO show what may be done in the way of
fruit-growing here ia the mountain region
of Midile Tennessee apples of
the old year over to the coming Of the new
crop. Gen. Hill has q fac orchard Of
choice fruit, and has devoted much atten-
ton to the growth Of fruits. A population
Of such live, enterprising men would, 10 a
short time, make this ono Of the most pro-
ductive sections Of the sate.-Me Nina
rllle TcRE.) EsfaPriss, Jsae l3. IS .
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THE indefatigable bohemian sent out
by the New York Herald on an inter-
viewing tour to the West, and who failed
in his attempt on Mr. PendletOn, met
with better success with Mr. Vallandig-
ham. he struck a rich vein Of talk at
Dayton, and pours it thfoagh the
columns Of the Herald Mr. Nallandig-
ham said nothing novel or striking, or
different from what might be expected
nor is there anything Objectionable in
what be said. We shall be rejoiced,
however, if before the canvass is over,
the Democratic candidate does not have
cause to wish he had said nothing at all
The elOquenos Of silence win be power
fully and happily shown, if Mr. Yallan-
digham will keep his mouth shut for the
ensuing six months.
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MORE ARRESTS BY THE MILITARY
We are informed that a squad of cavalry
returned to the city yesterday from Gwin-
nett county, bringing with them two pris-
oners charged with the grave ofense Of at
tempting TO brighten a negro. 1t is thought
the negro has become reeonciled since he
finds Uncle Sam 50 ready TO back him.
One Of the prisoners was discharged before
the squad arrived in town, but The other
was put in the barracks.-Addata (Ga.l
IateliiQeaoer, june l3 rsEH
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WR give editorial prominence this
morning to a letter from an old line
Wing Of large political experience, adj
dressed to a personal friend who is one
Of the delegates to the National Demo-
cratic Convention II is sound and
searching review of the questions to be
decided in the coming struggle, and
frank and unreserved comment upon the
claims and qualifications Of the leading
men whose names have been discussed
in connection with the Presidential nom
ination. We commend it to a general
reading, and to the special attention Of
the Tennessee delegation, as upon the
points above referred to, it undoubtedly
embodies the sense Of three-fourths Of
the Democracy Of this State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGDON,
NO. NoRrn CHERRY STREET.
union and American BIoekl


i Has ON hand all the new Summer
STYLES, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks aud Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere SkeletOh Salts /; brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits ; striped
Linen and SearSueea Salts; new styles
in CheYoit walking Suits ; Boys Bis
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and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
cheek Linen; Boys school and Dress
SHIFTS, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen; ele-
giant MarseilIes Vests; fine. Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. 20 E
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THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.-The
matrimonial market still continues dali,
the hot weather and the dizziness Of trade
having a peculiar effect on those anxious
% enter into the holy bonds. The number
OF iicasaas issued each week are few in
number, ana GAlV two we're returned last
week to Mr.. John LoSG9e, Clerk of the
County Court for registratior = MeBaphis
BHlleiia, June a.
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AMoNe the Radicals spokeu

AMONG Che hadlcaIs spoken Of as
prominent candidates for the Speaker
ship of the next Congress is Horace
Maynard, who has not yet been elected
to that body and Judge HOuk, who has
already announced himself a candidate,
probably thinks Maynard win not be. .
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information i'm U. s. Circuit
Court. Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1888.

$40. HO4.-Unitsd States W. eight boxes an
- fvs eaddies 81 Tobacco.
UHEREAs y. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. AT
w 4 rhey 81 TIE pnited states flr said DIS
tfset. has Sled bis infcrmatioh in aid C1HrL
on behalf Of the lnited States. and ~ All per
sons concerned. agatnt eight boxes and fTe
caddios Of tobacco. ~. Ayre. reputcd oEneTJ al
MAS seized a. forfeited 10 the Unitcd etates. Tor
The causes tn said informafiOu Alleged.
Now, therefore. in obedisnrs % the hamilton
Of The Court. % me diFeeted and delivered a.
hereby give public notice % ell pelscus claiming
said property. or i1n0HinE on having anything
% shy Why the same shOald not BE- condemnsd
a. f1Sfeited and that they be aBd appear boiore
nesee om the Goth day og 1UFsa. az ~
b clock 3. theB sad there 10 infsfpase theig
eisims. y. u. 3LASCOgks
iun8 lft n. ~ D. 4.
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Information in u. s. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. Ises.

APhIL TERM, I9bs'
NO. HI3-United States vs.. i've barrels Of
Whisky.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, esq, AT
w t0rney Of the United States for said Dis
trict, has fled his information in said Court, as
well on behalf of tho United States and Of all
persons concerned. against five barelsr of whis-
ky alleging, among other things, that said spirits
were seized as forfeited to tho United States,
for the causes in said information alleged.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the m0nitiOn
of said Court, to me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public notice 70 all pers ons claim
ing said property, or knowing or having any
thing to say why the same should not be CON
demned as forfeited, and that they be and ap
pear before said Circuit Court, to be holden in
the Federal Court Room, in the Capitol at
June, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. H., then and there
70 interpOse their claims.
Err aLASOOCK,
janl2 Ar u. s. Marshal
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Best Investment aud the Safest.

EWING'S ADDITIONAL number of eIligi-
~ bic and beautiful lots for sale in this yaiu-
able addition. on liberal terms. Those desiring
to improve, credit from one to ten years will be
given. Call and sea.
Also. five lots for sale for cash at an extreme
~ low price.
WEST NASHVILLE.-TWO elegant Brick
Dwellings for sale at less than cost
NORTH NASHVILLE Several lots in
HRrdings McGavock's and UnderwoOd's addi-
tiOns for sale at from 50 to S25 per foot.
EDGEFIELD.-Tw0l lots on Woodland street,
four on Sycamore. and two on BoscObel.
A. NELSON & co,
je11 1w Real Estate Agents. Cherry street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable, instan-
taHsOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigo rates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William 4. Bachelor. All others arc
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. [apr29 ly.
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Arrested for DefraudIng the Govern
snasRf

NEWARK, n. j., June l5.-Henry s.
Morris was arrested at Beemersville, Sus-
sex county, yesterday, for defrauding the
government with forged pension papers.
and was committed to the Newark jail 10
day for examination next Saturday.
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ICE CREAM.

) We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic mics, Parties.
private families. OF to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have COM
Hleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to I'LL all orders at short notice.
8s- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best aud freshest Gonfec-
tiOneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprl8 Pm No. % North Cherry street,.
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Early and Happy Marriage-Fhe True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Youne.Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes. tree
ofeharge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m
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DELAWARE, CA, June 15.--In the late
murder case before the jury verdict was
returned Of Willful murder against Thomas
Jones and his daughter Elizabeth. A son
of his, ten years OF age, Jaw them strike the
fatal blow. Another son, seventeen years
old, acknowledged that his father told him
he committed the deed and buried the body
Hnder a log. This, along with otker eyi-
dence, made very clear case against the
prisoners. -. -