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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

A girl went into a shoe shop in
Saginaw, Michigan, and called for a
pair of twos. A pair Of twOs was
shown her. She tried them on, but,
to her great astonishment,- could not
get her foot half in. She Ssked of the
proprietor if he hadn't got larger
pair of twos. He replied that he had,
and handed her q pair of fives, and
said they were little larger pair Of
twos than the pair she had just tried
on; and she was quite "astonished"
to think she could not get them on.
She then asked if be hadn't little
larger pair of twos. He replied that
he had one pair still larger, and hand
ed her a pair of sevens. She put
them on, and found that pair OF
''twos" Just fit, paid for them, and
left the store with, as She supposed, a
pair Of "twos."
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CHERIFF,s SALE in Partition.

CHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
y The State of Ohio. Trumbull County, IS.
Lsuil .4ction in Partition. A. II. Smith, Hes
5-r Ann Smith, J. I. Mclean, and Adaline
Mclean, Pitts VS.. Mary Holcomb, webster
HOlcomo, Wells Andrews, Hester H. An
drews and Amelia Holcomb. Defts-
Byyirtue OF an order Of sale in Partition,
issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Frumbull County, Ohio, in the above named
case, to me directed and delivered, have
ievied on and shall expose TO public sale at
the door of the Court House In the city OF
Warren, Ohio, on Saturday. the LIST day Of JAnu-
try, A. d. 1870. between the hours Of two and
four O'Clock, p. m. of said day, the following
described land and tenements, to-wit: Parts
of Lots Nos. and Is, situated in the town
ship of Hartford, County OF Trumbull and
state sf Ohio, and bounded south by high
way, west and north by lands of Timothy
Brockway and Seth Brock way; east by lands
of Washington Brockway, and known as
The Milton Holcomb farm, containing about
1ne hundred and fifteen QI5) acres OF land
Appraised at $40 per acre, subject to widow S
dover Of one hundred dollars per year.
Terms of sale-One-third monty down,
On day Of sale, one-tnird in one year, one
third in two years with deferred payments
secured by mortgage on premises, and on
interest. S. NJ LAIRD, Sherlh.
Sherifi7s once, Warren, o., Dec. /, lsoe-5t.
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A AnMINISTRATORlS. SALE al

N Real Estate. In pursuance OF an order
-r-lnted by the Probate Court of Trumbull
County, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale, at public
tuction, on Saturday, the 4lh day of Janu-
ary, 1870, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, upon the prem
ises the following described real estate, in
theCOunty of Trumbuu and state Of Ohio.
to-wit: A lot Of land in Hartford township
,,f said County, and bounded as follOws:-
North by lands of Betsey Hall and n. E
Austin; east by lands Of Betsey Hall; south
by lands Of r. G. Wellman, William bemans
ln6 samuel Fuller; and west by lands OF K
B. Jones, and j. b. Hewett, containing nifty
acres of land. Said land will be sold subject
10 a rental dover to Betsey Hall, the widow
uf Joseph s. Hail. Of thirty-1ve dollars year
Y during her life, and payable to her by the
purchaser on the LIST day OF December, an
nuaIly, and is appraised subject TO said
rental dover, al one thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars (Sl, $4,000. Terms OF sale
lne-third in hand, one-third in one year, and
bue-third in two years from the day OF sale
with interest; the payments 70 be secured
Dy mortgage upon the premises sold.
NORMAN f. AUSTIN,
Admir- Of Joseph &. Hall, decd.
By Taylor Jones, his Atty's.
Warren, o., Dec. 8, lS69-4t
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IT has Ruined INV SouI.

il. Pike, who murdered Thomas
Brown and his wife at Hampton Falls,
n. H, in May, 1863, when about to
be hung last month, made speech to
the audience present, in which he
said: 3. .
at don't shrink from my fate; 1
don't dread to die. / know how
worthless my life is, and have faith
in Christ for better hereafter. But
l wish to leave q warning in my last
words to those who are inclined to-
ward intemperance. II has decided
my fate and ruined my soul. / en-
treat those who deal in Intoxicating
drink to stop that dreadful work; and
OIL l implOre their victims to stop
before it is too late. ."-NdtiOuoL Tenn
perdHce Advocate,
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A Hundredth Birthday.

EDITOR JOURNAL:-On Saturday
the 9Th inst, by request attended
family reunion or birthday party, and
sight which we poor NOR
tails are seldom permitted TO see-an
aged woman surrounded by a large
family, celebrating the event Of her
one hundredth birthday. This prod
igy of old age, whose maiden name
was Mary Farquer, was born on Pipe
Creek, Frederick county, Maryland,
on the 9Th day of November, 1853.
She was married to Joseph Talbot in
October, 1856, and in the spring of
1893 they with their family came to
Ohio and settled on a tract of wilder
ness land, in Jefferson county, on
portion of which the village of Rich
mOnd now stands, and near which the
old lady now resides. The husband,
after having passed through all the
vicissitudes common to an early set
tier, and saw his sons and daughters
grown into manhood and woman
hood, and found homes and habits-
tiOns of their own, departed this life
in November, 1852, at the ripe old
age of eighty-three. 1t was a solemn
as well as q gladsome sight to see this
aged woman surrounded by her sons
and daughters, whose heads were
whitened by the frosts Of many win
ters. and a strange feeling filled the
hearts of all as she spike to them
words of cheer and comfort, and gave
what many supposed to be her last
blessing. 1t was a happy event in
| the descendants renewing old assOeia-
| tiOns, ard forming new acquaintance
and ties OF friendship, many of them
although well advanced in years,
/ having never met before. OF her own
/ family there were eleven children,
whose numerous progeny consisted OF
/ three hundred and thirty souls, Of
i whom two hundred and eighty-four
were living on this centennial birth
day, about so Of whom were present.
| After a few hours Of social inter-
cOurs, a beautiful table was spread
with all the substantials and luxuries
of life, of which all partOok with
relish. After a general good time in
feasting, the family were called to-
gether to commune with the Holy
Ghost after the manner of the Society
of Friends, and to which the most Of
those present belonged. They were
addressed for short time by Caroline
Talbot, the gifted speaker of that
Sect, and who is the d8ughter-in-law
of that aged woman. The party then
visited the old homestead, where their
fathers, their grandfathers, and their
great-grandfathers had lived and labor
ed, and what their emotions and feel
ings were in gazing upon, to them, sa-
cred soil, we leave toyOur own imagina-
ton. At late hour in the day the
party separated, with the mutual
understanding that should the good
old lady live to see another birthday,
as many as were living would meet
again. o.
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TheCentral Californian says: "Mon-
terey county boasts of justice, an
easy, good-natured genius, who has an
original way of doing things. Some
time since the judge, whom we sh all
call C, met w, a member of
the legal fraternity, and the following
dialogue ensued: W said the
Justice, Il wish to ask little advice.
Some time ago Mexican owed ME a
debt, and, ascertaining that he was
about to leave, l determined to bring
suit against him. There being no
other Justice in the district, brought
action before myself. chad no con-
stable, and / served the summons.
The day of trial came on, and as 1
knew all the facts in the case, no wit
nesses were called, but 1 rendered
Judgment in my own favor for the
debt and costs. In the absence of the
Constable I levied upon what proper
ty the Mexican had orderedsOld. At
the day of the sale no one except my
self attended, and bought the prop
erty. The proceeds were insufficient
to satisfy the judgment, and SEIZED
the person of the Mexican and placed
him at work, making adobe for the
balance. After the lapse of a day or
two F. wished to hire the Mexican,
therefore he gave me his note for the
balance still due, and discharged the
prisoner from custody. Now some of
my neighbors think that my proceed
ings were irregular. 1 wish to know
your opinion Satisfied with the
grave assurance that no proceedings
could be more regular our judicial
representative smilingly withdrew"
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A ssIGNEES SALE OF REAL

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE. In the District Court Of the
United States for the Northern District Of
Ohio. In the matter of James q. Brooks,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale directed TO
me- and issued by said District Court, will
sell at auction, as the property OF the estate
Of said Bankrupt, on Friday. the 24th day OF
December. 1869. at the door OF the Court House
in Warren. Ohio, between the hours OF one
and o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz: Situate in the city OF War
rem, Trumbull County, o.. on the east side
of Liberty Street, bounded: Beginning at
the northwest corner OF land Of I. j. Nc
Lain, Jr., thence north along the east line Of
Liberty Street one chain S71z links; thence
east parallel with said Mc'Lain's north line
four chains; thence south parallel with said
east line Of Liberty Street, one chain S17<
links; thence west on said McLain's north
line four chains TO the place Of beginning.
said lands will be sold subject 10 the mort
gage lien of Caroline L. Leffingwell thereon.
Terms made known at sale.
WM. T. SPEAR,
Assignee of Jas. G. Brooks.
Warner, o., Dec. ], lS69-St.
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How To Cook A BEAN-BY AN OLD
BEANIsT.-Buy a bean, bathe it well,
put in twelve quarts of river water,
(if you haven't got river, better buy
one, as they are handy to haye), boil
it six hours by an &voirdupOis clock,
take it out and wipe thoroughly dry
with a soft towel, lay it on its north
west side about two degrees Sow
westerly; bore hole gently in each
end, abstract the ''inRards" very
quietly without mussing much then
stuff one end with soft boiled riee and
the other end with rice boiled soft /;
the end that points toward the north
should in all Instances, except in cases
Of extreme hemorrhage, be stuffed
first /; then take the south side Of the
shell off gently; then the east care
fully, then sweeten with salt, and it
will taste so much like rice, you'd
never dream it was bean.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

In many of the mounds have been
found the remains of the dead, with
ornaments, weapons, utensils, etc,
but this proves nothing against Mr..
MOrgan's theory, as it was the custom
of the Indians to bury their dead, es-
pecially distinguished men, only lit
tie way from the homes of the living,
and it is agreed by all mound explo-
rers, that but very small portions of
the mounds were occupied as eemeter-
les. The whole subject of the history
and customs of AbOrigines is one of
deep interest, and it is a cause of con-
graduation that investigations of the
matter are now being pushed forward
by so many persons and with so much
energy and learning.
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L EGAL NOTICE.

i IThe Slate of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
IN the Court Of Common Pleas.
Annetta Mariah Cron, vs. Eugene Cron.-
Eugene Crod, a non resident Of the State
Of Ohio, residence not known but supposed
to be at East Pembroke, State Of New York,
that on the 3Oth day OF November, 1859, An
META NJ. Croft. flied her petition against him
In the Court Of Common Pleas. of TrumbCil
County, Ohio. praying to be divorced from
him, alleging as q cause, adultery on the
part of said defendant, in November, 1856. at
buffalo, New York, and asking for the custo-
DIV of Daniel W. Croft a minor child. and for
other relief Said cause will be for trial at
the February term of said Court, commenc-
ing Feb. IA, 1870. The defendant is also noti-
fed. that depositions to be used on the trial
Of said cause, will be taken at Corfu, Gene
see County. New York, on the 10th day Of
January. 1870, between O'Clock, a. m. and
O'Clock, p. m. at the Post Once in said place
BY HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN d STULL
Dec. !, lS6e-6t. her Attorneys
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L EGAL NOTICE

II
Il George Cummins, a non resident Of the
SIaIe Of Ohio, is hereby notified that on the
3Oth day Of November, 1869. Ellen Cummins
filed her petition against him, in the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbun County, o.,
charging him with, on the nth day Of Nov.
1859, permanently abandoning her without
any cause on her part and leaving her with
out any means Of support, or making any
provision for the same, and praying for ALI
mony and for an injunction against said
George Cummins. restraining him from con-
veying, selling or in any manner disposing
OF his one-fOurth interest in about sixty
seven acres of land in Bristol, Trumbull Co,
o.. and known as parts ofLots Nos. ~ and %,
in said township, and is the same land owned
by Joseph CumminS, in said Township, at his
decease. That an injunction has been allow
ed by the Court, restraining said George
Cummins, as prayed for. Said Ellen Cum
MINIS also asks that said lands may be charg-
ed with the payment Of alimony to be al
lowed and for further relief The defendant,
George Cummins, may answer said petition
on or before the 18th day OF Feb. 1870.
By HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULII,
Dec. /, ls69.-6t her Attorneys.
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OHERIFFS SALE in Attachment.
- The State of Ohio, Trumbull County, S.
Amoretta Frazier, In Trum-&

va bulI Common
Martin D. Ioveless, ct. al, Pleas,
BY virtue of an order of sale in attachment
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
Trumbull Co., o., in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, shall expose to
public sale at the door of the Court House,
In the city Of Warren, o., on Saturday, the
18th day OF Dec. A. D.. 1853. between the hours
OF one and three o'clock p. II. Of said day,
the following described land and tenementS
together with the property hereinafter des-
cribed, tO-wit: lst. the premises situate in
Newton township, Trumbull County, Ohio,
and known az Lot No. one ~ in third 3D.
division of Lots in the township Of Newton
Falls. made by Franklin Es Stowe, in the
year lSSS, and Lot No. (K) in Great Lot No.
(5o) In said town plat, being the same prem
iseS owned by samuel LoveieEs, decd, At
his death, rs homestead, and Hince oceu-
pied by his widow, Huldah Loveless. APP
praised at $50 dollars, subject to the life lease
Of Huldah LOveleEs. I'd piece OF land and
city OF Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. and
bounded as follows, to-wit: On the north
by lands now belonging to Park & Stull, (lats
property Of HRymsker 4 Harmony on the
west by the Headley property; on the south
by the highway leading from W arren toLeav-
ittsburg, and on the easl by the hahoning
River, being the same property lately Occu-
pied by NJ. d. LOveleSs, and supposed to oon-
tain q OF an acre. Also one Stationary En-
gine and Boiler, and Smoke Stack. Also,
three small Saws and saw. tables-Au ap-
praised At two Thousand and eight hundred
dollars $500. Terms Cash.
shsrifiG Once, Warren, o. Nov. "a, lse-St
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.uERIEF,S SALE.
- rIs stale Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Thomas P. Abbott, ct. al. In Trumbul
VS. SCommon Pleas.

Thomas P. Abbott, ct. al In Trumbul
VS. SCOmmOn Pleas.
william s. Hall, ct. al.
Ry virtue of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas ofTrumbull Co,
Ohio, ia the above entitled case, to me deiiv-
cred. Ishall expose TO public sale - the door
OF the Court tiouse in the city OF Warren, o &,
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, p. IN,
of said day, the following land and tene-
menIs in the said petition described, to-wit:
Situate in the Township Of Vernon, Trum-
bull county, Ohio. and bounded by begin
ming at the s. w. corner of Pymatun1ns
Creek; thence north on said creek TO Perry
Sheldon's south land; thence east on SAID
Sheldon's land TO the center Of Big meadow,
so called; thence south on certain lines OF
said meadow TO lands formerly owned by
Abner Noses: thence west TO the place OF
beginning containing eigbty-two acres OF
land, more or less. Also another piece OF
of Lot No 2 and bounded on the east IN
center Of Big Marsh, so called north on Iand
formerly belonging TO j. WILCOX west on
Pymatuninx Creek and 81 far north that
line paraIlei with the north line Will contain
twenty eight acres. excepting ten acres deed
ed August 81, 1864, by squire Hall 10 Amelia
A. Hall, being part Of said Lot No. 2, bound
ed east on center Of Big Marsh, so called /;
north by lands occupied by William Hall Z;
or's House. and south so far as to include ten
QO) acres Of land. Appraised ats.
Terms Of sale-tbne-third cash in hand,
on day OF sale: one-third in one year, and
one thiru in two years, with interest, and
deferred payments secured by mortgage on
the premises. s. NJ. LAIRD, Sherln.
Sherifrs Office, Warren, . Dec. /, ls6S-5t
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OHERIFF,s sALEinA Attachment.

GHERlEf'S LIE IN Attachment.
y fhe State Of Ohio, TrumbuIl County, IS.
.SIylor and JOnes,1 By virtue of an order
VS. Sof sale issued out OF the
John Showers. Court Of Common Pleas
Of Trumpull County. Ohio, in the above
named case, TO me directed and delivered, 1
nave levied on and shall expose 10 public
sale at the door OF the Court House in the
city Of Warren, o., on SATURDAY, the list day Of
January, A. d. 1870, between the hours Of one
and three o'clock, p. m, Of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate situate In the County Of
rrumbull. and the state OF Ohio, to-Wit:-
situate in the village of Orangeville, Trum-
bull County, OHIO being Lot No. 80 in said
village as plated and recorded. Recorders s
Office Of Trumbull County, and bounded as
follows: North on Hartford street. and Lot
No. s9, on the east by Q6) foot alley. and
Lot So, on the south by Lot 81, and on the
west by Lot 81, belonging to II. Z. Millinger,
being all Of said Lot No. 80. Appraised on
order OF attachment at $50. Terms C1sh.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif-s once. Warren, o., Dec. l, lS69-5t.
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Q HERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
- The state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, -.
Daniel Parsons,

Nathan Parsons ct. al.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
county, ohio, in the above named case 10 me
directed and delivered, shall expose TO pub
lie sale, at the door Of the Count House, in
the City of Warren, Ohio on saturday. the 18th
iay of Dec.. A. D. Io60, between the hours Of
me and three O'Clock, y. m. of said day, the
following described land and tenementS in
IA i'd petition described to-wit: situate in the
-ownship Of Hartford, County OF Trumbull,
and stale of Ohio, and known as part Of
original Lot No. S5 and is bounded as fol-
lows: North on the east and west highway
reading from the north and south center
highway, to the highway called West Street;
IN the east By lands owned by the estate Of
Ashahel Jones; on the south by lands for
nsrly owned by John Banning, and lands
.IOw owned by hanson johnson, and on the
west by the said highway called West Street;
containing about one hundred and twenty
dve (l25) acres Of land, be the same more or
ess. Appraised at 1Our thousand four hun
lred dOllarE- Dover estate assessed at one
hundred dollars per year.
Terms OF Sale-one-thiTd in hand on day
# sale, ope-third in one year, and the
lalance in two years, seenred by mortgage
IN premises. 5. NJ LAIRD, Sherin.
Sherifi's once, Warren, o., Nov "a, ISGe-5t-
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
- me state Of Ohio, Trumbull County, s..
| Admir- OF D. J. Beardsley,)
vs.. C1rA Aeffosa.

WIN. u DSALAeAcgs
Bv virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of
tlle Conrt OF Common Pleas Of Trumbun
County. ohio. in the above named case. 70
me directed and delivered, have levied on
and shall expose to public sale a. the door OF
DAY, the s5th day Of December. A. D. lsss, be
tween the hours OF two and four ~ O'Clock,
D. m, OF said day, the real estate situate IN
the County OF TrumbuIl and State OF Ohio.
to-wit: The following described tract or lot
Of land situated In Southington township. ano
State of Ohio, and which Is known as part
of Lots Nos. 50 and 40. and is bounded As fol-
lows. viz: North by lands OF Isaac Force,
Jacob Hauk, and Andrew Stroup; east by
town=hip line; south BY lands OF Jonathan
Oswalt; west by Jonathan Osgalt, Anderson
Stroup and jacob Hauk, and is the same
land that was decided 10 David ]. Beardsley
by Michael HsrtmOn and d. r. Thomas. and
contains one hundred and sixty-seven acres
5. n. LAIRD, Sheriff.
SherIfeN once, Warren, o. Esv. ~ lsee-Rs.
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-CHERIFF'S SALE.
- rhe state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, rs.
John Lamb,

Asa E. Andrews, ct. al.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court nf Common Pleas, of Trumbull
County, Ohfu, in the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered, have levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the door Of
the Court House, In the city OF Warren,
Trumbun County. Ohio, on saturday. the LIST
day OF January. A. n. 1870. between the hours
the following real estate. situate in the
County OF Trumbull and State of Ohio. to-
wit: Situate in the town Of Warren, Coun-
ty OF Trum6ull, and State Of Ohio, and
known as lot on Market St., on which the
Andrews q Weeks brick block is erected,
being twenty-five Cz5) feet front on Market
street. bounded north by Market Street /;
line. and east by Lot Of L. ]. Iddings, be the
same more or less, subject TO all legal high
ways. Appraised at -. Terms Cdsh.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
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A student was under examination
once, at the College OF Surgeons, when
a hypothetical case was submitted, its
various stages described, and the
mode of treatment required. At last
came the crisis. ''NOw, sir" said Sir
A. c., "what would you dO?n SIR
replied the pupil Of Eseulapius, "I
would send for VoU.'
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The editor Of an Iowa paper called
on his Chinese washerman and tried
to coax him into taking hold of his
undergarments. The rejoinder Of
John was: "Printee man dirty; shirt
wash like d-l; no get cleanee Off;
No want washee for printer; eharges
two dollars dozen euss 'em."
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1t is stated that Mr.. Flake, of the
Galveston Bulletin, has been shot at
twenty-one times in three years. 1t
is only fair to the eminent target to
say that he has never had q flake
peeled off. and has not bullet hole
in him.
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A charming girl Of Boston is about
establishing female barber shop.
Ten sylphs are being put through a
tuitiOnary course of lather for the
opening. A sweet shave will cost
twenty-five cents, and q sersphic
shampoon half a dollar.
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In Davenport, Iowa, recently, a
couple came to be married when it
was FUND that the groom was under
age, and had neither parents or guar
dians. The bride being over eighteen
was duly appointed guardian and
benignly consented that her ward
should marry herself
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In Iowa, last week, vigilance COM
mittee, at Fremont, executed q noted
ruffin named Sam. Murdoek. after
fully satisfying themselves that he
had murdered man named Henry
johnson. Since MurdOck's death,
johnson has made his appearance
alive and well. Justice is now taking
another turn, and efforts are being
made to bring the lynchers to trial.