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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01
United States MaTshaTs sala.

United States marshaPs Sala.
DY vHGsH UE OF AN ORDER OR
80 sale to me directed from the Dterk's
Oniee OF the United States District Court
for the District OF Indiana, made IN tile
cause in Admiralty NO. i.bBf. John lingo,
ct. al vs.. the steamboat Qulclrs ep. i viii,
on Sa urday, the 18th day 0f May, 1862 be
tween tine hours Of 10 O'Clock a. If. and 4
O'clock p. a., at lhe Court House door, in
tho CHy Of Ev8ukVIile. NandefbnrRh
County. Indiana. offer tor sale at public
auction 20 the highest bidder for cash. ibe
Wr ck of the steam boat ollie Sullivan.
now lying fin the OHIO River near Diamond
Tafana, between Evansville aud Mt. Yer
non, Indiana.
BEN. sPOONER, u. IS. Marshal
By =. 5. BfGELOW, Deputy
May Stu, 1863 mylf
Notice to Green River Shippers.
RwgEHE STEAMER ABA EKON RGHR g.
~ carry freight to All points on Green
aud Barren NivefB ut TW BNTY-FINE
CENTS per hundred pounds: salt and
n our, . cents per barrel; Lime, l5 cents
per barrel and other freight in proper
lion. w. S. NANMETEH. 1apt4in.
Evansville, Ind, Nay 18Th, 1863. tmal9dtf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01
at a small advance on Eastern cost.

At q small advance On Eastern cost
Their stock consists In part Of the follow
ing:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01
Public Auction.

REPAIRING done in the best manner
and at short MOtice. fmh5 dom
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-01
EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE.

For Three Nights only
, 1869-06-23

July II the Day Set for Its Cun1nrnceueut.-
The Charges md Specifications

The trial Of tae HaT. Nj. Cheney, rector OF
Christ Church, charged with rnuttattng tic sef-
vice BY the omission OF certain pnrHses, and tho
alteration OF others. has finally been set for tho
e1st nrpxiuo. The Bishop some time ngo appoint-
Ell the Rev. George F. CushDau, Of Princeton: the
Rev. Richard :. Swec. Of the Church OF the Epiph-
any, IN this city, and Judge l. b 9th, committed
to examine into the case. They, after duc tnvcs-
On MF: Cheney is bsiore SestsrtlaJ.
The Hta1, which Is to ba entirely public, will be
held In the Cathedral Church, At the corner Of
Washington aP psesa Tas 9Se
from which he may seiect either three or i've, ~
he sees 1T, to net rs Judges: Rey.aDr Pierce, af
Springfield: Rev. sidney CoEbets, Of QuncI: hsy.
lee College; Kew Dr.. Bova, Of Galeaburg; Rev. T.
DER. of Cal7aJ church, Chicago, aau
Doctors RJtance, Carver and Locke, tho three
lending rectoss OF this city, hro on the Standing
COMMITTEE, and hence nre deharred from being
found guilty. they viii be chilled upon 70 deter
mine hts punishment The name Of the Rev. Mr..
Sullivan, cf Trinity ca1rca, would have heea
dence s ID tne aocese. asctncd she POSITION. '@ ''
The charges arg as foliaws,
First Violation OF Article Of the Constitution
sign written pletge to conform 70 tho mode oi
! worship a. set forth IN the Prayer Book.
Secohd. Violation Of Article 8 Of the Coustltu-
ton, which requires ereEy 1uemher 10 a&tmintsser
Thru. violstton Of his ordination vowa, to
minister the doctrines and sacratnents yet forth
and received by the Protestant Episcopal Church,
The specifications to each charge arc, that he
omtts the wurls "EegeneEase'' and " "rogenefs-
ton" tn the bapttsMal service, and makes other
NJ. Cheney has retained Nj: Me17iiie ". Fuller
"a ttR counsel IN the case.
, 1869-06-23
-r.5or n issne II apain during theSfalli

order to issne 1t again during ths"fslI
when the movements Of the crops
will require greater volume OF currency
than during the summer. WHO authos1zes
this assertion? Secretary Bor;"seA did not
even announce bis intention te12qntract the
currency at all. Still less has he indicated
his motive for contraction, OF that it VIE
with view Of reisuing it in supposed nc
cordance with a greater demand next fall
OF v,nter. Sncha policy is foreign from
his duties and his proper province.
He is appointed to manage the Treasury
for the benefit ot the United States, not to
convert il into . means Of regulating the
finances Of the people. His competency
fo1 the fo1nez' task has not yet been dis
proven But his ability, or thas of any
other fnsnciez, to acooml hsh the latter re-
suit cannot be p1etended- II his policy
means permanent contraction, it ia one
which Congress has osenuled But the
Secretary may assume the responsibility Of
disagTeeing with Congress.
, 1869-06-23
TILE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.

S"ne nsorthe ago, the attempta Of the
Fse::c1 Ca1l. Co,nmny, composed Of Mesus
Eslargur and his associates, to attain car
t"in rights essential to the SUCCESS OF their
enterInrAe 1t this end Of their route, ooca-
'lonel considerable comment. But Of late
th"is proceedings have been conducted 80
quietly that tAe announcement that the
Great Laste1n, with the new Atlantic Gable
1Alth is to connect France with the United
States, asTived on Monday at the har-
lor of B.est with the cable en- board,
I'D Immediately spliced it with the ahore
ING and began paying out the new csbls
ol. her way to our shores, created no little
surprise. The cable will be landed On this
s:d. II the Little island Of Miqualon, OF Lit
Ut Mqaelon, ncar the entrance to the Gull
Of st- Lawrence and the inner coast Of
Newtoundlsnd, hut a few score miles
itoiu lie landing Of the present
h.n''ne Cabls. From thence it
VIII put to sen aeaiu. and
bong down prst Nova Scotia and Maine to
Duh'usS' near Boston. Il is expected
na'' ny Avoiding the mixed land
bns, IN Newfoundland, and khe mann
@ ano, which is continually getting out Of
srdeI' aud by transmitting its measapes m d. Il
rect to suburban part q boston ~ 49,. -
, 1869-06-23
THE Police e0EaIS.

MADISON STREET COURT.
THOMAS CrRRx Tao CHARGED With larcanT Ia
was engaged In papefip1 the residence Of MIA
Ga<tm, Nos l5B West Van Buren, street nyatl. when
no one was observing him, put his hand .;,,,, 4
small box and TOOK cur H. 81 ali II ,an,f,o T Th
money WIS missed. apl UfI1car ehrexa1 -. t 1ne
for. Thomas iVtnf rsnt n On ,5th III, 80, 49,
sli he ncn m 1st a..1 "s - ~ with nm. a1a alo
IN tho PenItant1HYv X tef."ie - ssnn uas sssa
cpnlmttted fnr trfst tfe Wss la Tusg 20 s,o9 -
resiatinr IN onfrar o ""S "4'o Aaeo si'" ave
~AR6T TSsI aco Eo+, ur,,,,,,n,
nf aTnefi arttc1ae 1i.t,ad ~ hnan - " PSaaiet
M, NJ IN G.nt ~ auSS ~ alh bSu<s.
an nnn"14nnsx whtcs aasna t.ss o.
UDa xafrh ant rhai. ~ e"r,a 49, 'a 1ss.e =
Wo atncs the ws1cn s111 saa soms laes' aay or
xHV 10y sao ropea ~ teeose1e, IN pawn uE-
nce, s,. sqa na1e lecognized o. MtA Hen]amm as me
nhs1 n.a +, pa"nng II nnH saa M neS
M ~ a"a 6isen IL ~ Aefs jug WIS Ae4o u ssN
oaAA 3 ~. nta!.
.SoaH onl4Lns anti AloeFt VI loltle sQla4 0oy9.
oloAs tnto mHEnefg store on West Rando!pa
41tcsi, 4..c my s.9ie Wv HoIn o. t1hbons. ME-
Al!sa haa lost nef pocket-book on one Of the carA
It was found On WhoEtle. They we're each held
u Sseo Dali TOT Iulfhes hearing On Thursday
next. ..
"a FESTIVAL Is being held Ia the Clcer0 Ms
8ion school foom- On Monday evening, Nike
Roach, John Jenks Lawrence Hasket aud Marsln
Conley broke into the room and carried OF afl the
!ce cream. They we're arrested. but tho case WAs
continued until the 2sth instant
.-WuI1N MCRfar Threatened to XII his Wtla
gitn an axe and she had him arrested. She toll
, 1869-06-23

shine to rtghs Il, while the hay csop IN tho Ned.
way Valley iuow being cu,} u nhaudsnS The
plant Of manQold m better Enan usual. sno pots
toes have generally escaped the receut most. oniy
few carly nelds Il low berea showing thetf foox
biack Kent, am told. "stAu1s cold hr,i wat
weather, 30 when v!sts the eastern coanr!es
Shortly may ind matters thera less promising:
meanwhile correspondent ~ f< nnFtn "a ma
Trent wFttea. "The Wheat plant hAs somewhat
improved IN appearances lately, and, Should the
weather proye favorable, = good crop uaJ oe ~
Gctpated Barley and spring eo<u generally !ook
pretty wen, and the gr1ss lnds arc Ia
fioutishInx condition." From 3Ssx, writes
NJ. MechI, Ntss WAX ovar the
fnf1u." that ha looks for . "goed general CROP
and this ID my own general opinion: thers
viii prohab!! b much variety II ne onpies 0!
wheat harvested this yeA|, suppos!nX the seAscn
from the present time to b tsodsfale on&-
Thosa countries WHARF harvest is N proEreaA o.
about 70 commence, Algeria, sIain a1d southern
Itaty, report Cue HELD Eeus rally, md tn France
tns aggregate reporrs4 although toscs, u hers,
local complaints during tha toWertnS Of tbs
Vreat) were had enough 10 s4ifznce prices II 20
81 pxr quarter even At IAfsaftles, where the up
ward movement wss not felt for three weeks afEer
county markets had become deAreT. AdTlcfA
Nay 81. from Germany And the DanubiAn districts
ara prumtztn9 IN respect 70 the improving pros-
pect1 Of the 6ensou. Writing IN the country, an1
not able 70 refer to the few changes that hare
occurred during My in n2lza, snts, Ac, and
speaking only Of wheat under tha TeseEve Of, -
yet having seen only sTo countless there g uorh-
Ing In the present seslon to stimulate value be-
yond its present level an. str, your faithful
eefS1ut IL K4ES8 JACKSON.
, 1869-06-23
REAL ESTATE.

Tha following wnzantee dee1s for city II
suburban property, within seven m,les Of Il
Court House, were d,ed for record on Tuesda
June q:
Augusta q. 80 It Of Holt St, nj, s4z1T 40
Bls.s M a Z. = Il 4 Of Maxwell II, i, s4xioo
rhsoep I < FIN II n oi taylor 81. t. siiss
Wood =. 1ssx taof Fourth St, VI a17s
ssels1 An5 a. coz oi Monroe * t ia sio
Miller st, lsa Il ol Taylor 81, . I, slx1oo II:
West inaian. ii, is ii Il biaieriiie r. -
c!os.,sa % = - L nese oi Edssviia fosi nj
9dx1as II; June .........................
AasRatss st, "a ftso Henz1 1t. II, Axlaa
Rsaiea @ T. $ IS II Of MILWAUKEE, ", v,si
xs7A II; Dec. II, 1863.
Second st, ID 10 r. " Of Wool q, I, III
1a3 $40 IT. June "a Observation-Disclosures.
Dlsssion It, 8 Of selah st. n I, 2sk1lo II;
Ds,toD sas i, corner of sophia i, y t. Sax =
Attiea M - 4 sos Il " ii naisted st. i, Isl LID
x3s1k #; March 7b......-........ ...... d
0nondaga St, 1s7 n 9 Of Laurel Il, n I, aax
asla ~ a. IT, fi :; ~ q Tnrus;a ss ssxiss
r.; June 12-...-..-.-.... -....-...-..-.-
| NOKTA OF CITY xNITA-
Dunning 81. III 4-lo n y OF Fahtas, ) I. Id i,
psss sass y, 81 81 4 1n1s y w.*itvood vi sx
Commercial st, 4 cor OF Wilson sv, 'f
| oe11a6 It; june l4....-..........:..'.-.'. =
Lexington av, ioo Il 5 Of Lattngson IT. w. >,
wssss ELI y: :" 10 1T r. = d Ei;4e'ania r. w. :,
aax177 All, al Iots II
, 1869-06-23

The court roconvened at the usual hour.
Hit'iar S. Rrool!ngs recalled: Beforc going to
Indianapolis itsed In Coles County.
Lteston. Did Jon receive letter from the de-
fenttans soon after the 1ath1 [Obtected to. Sns-
tatnedl Have taken no very acttTe part In this
Ts 1e nss sas. q ass s ssss 7a ag as
him hare pistol Cannot say when he visited nc
at Ogle. 1t was harvest time when be got to my
pistol with him. When be left he took my wife
With him, and went in search Of Mrs. Bailey, who
had Just previously deserted him. He found his
fox fox M tae n, aan. aud. think. went "a sycamore
During the time from 1861 to 1sG1, SAW him often.
never gua:slsoTe IN ny ,I.s P5esense s;s
case DO Juu feel an INTEREST," :
CDbjected to- 8ugtatueIl
vstteI ne Il osie County, that lis wife haa statt.
Icy when he discovered his vile. They found her
der M X h%d1ne. % Tie - nemhezs q III. cauis: ' famfl;
consisted 1T hts wife and one or TWO children.
EKs11NoSY 0P PETER THOMPSON.
Vile for three yeaEs. Have known Bailey four OF
ut The inquest upon La.rtlp bedy. saw Whist arti-
sss esa
search waa made for certain article
C5o*sstzaminaton; Ftve or s,x !etteEs Nefc ta1e1
one WAS in I small, white envelope The c1arac-
ter Of Bailey has Always been good.
, c,,l:ses & " Iqna }ra ,SGt t c,r
,h G,nMyh sssas saos' - os N 1u. Nv as,s nte
~ eps ~s.ssr y tt,sf - Il ~ oeAt
~tNH ees>A . seoS, n-rrx yrvrcsps
eo,,,,o, >,.,+. 1rh",,.a Ia,,I, E,.,,s ..,.s
na'ss iat.trH npeta,, = .1aat
xEe4at1 AanGnr Mr tastssA ~ = n1tets, x An*en 2.
" noa he Tnssa aa aanS sn
~ p.as1 p1ar.i Hn I.oi - ch.-4r,ar - Ifint
10 sae senG1a. Guoa n1 - -. =,
1,vo Al fi.,a Satan vim = Frrdenct rr.,ch
nsf far r ,treI viz MI rhomnsa1 NJ not.a1
Eas then i,rino there. Jares IaiI,f c.Ioa eR 1i,R
her ance mn" m vtsit 70 M. Thomnaom T4 nsr
n.ortrr ms. two occnnietf a tioub;e rsTTsoe AMI
arrived at 3ocIock ID The afternnon' last raj.
Nn,1ey was then IN TOEa saw Mrs
Raiey stt On Lstrls iap at that tine.
fLaVvnterl Saw her Scs upon hss ap
in the ,iuirc-room, 5Conttnued sensatiou.1 Sh.
sat On lila Ian ffteen ar twenty l1intftts 9ne
called him itjimoly.n NrB. Thompsou ana tho
little gi.l ere In The same room AZ the tne Tho
g1ll called Lat-l tCucIe jimmy"
Crus+eramiratton. Tss IN the dining room
when Mrs. Bailey rot upon Lairis ian. Mr. ba,tcy.
attendants father brought ne here, but paid ne
uotbtu9 for corainr. We cnme m IN hrcvy.
teN ---,.o,.,. ~, -,e-.r, ~ - 00e@''
n rs?a rssliaosx of Z. cf;,s fon ~ ,.,,,
AHuA foGtt5, 5sotn: tssue y NaPeIVie.
pGSeaaeI "2s ny %Ne nep4eE. ~ Nne vas 2
WIDOW #aen married het. !f tae spring Of 1861
Lallu bearded .. NJ n0use. Ae leit ny house
, 1869-06-23
The Donaldson uurdcr Trial nj 2t.

~v1A&0
81. LoUM June 9-Ths CRIMINAL ctmxS w.s
again crowded to-day " wttnexa Tac trtxi nf Cap-
tain Donaldson. guile ! nuubeT nf ~ttnexasx
wetnovn ctt.zens ef it Lous ri =; s me- ~
tiled to ponaldsons a1Ahii1t7 Of o.snosttsr,n arA
general Good cnasae:&r: ns naTer s!ioWel sn
Gen. II. F1ora, ise Car.alns brntner.Io-,sw
testi1ed tnas his couduet and heartno ~ II,
crew was alwaTs flnd and Qeute. liz was ~ ,ns h
toat In tao Tip during Naxa tna ku!ins roof
place. They Ind u !arYc crowd If rati,e 1o1 ~
board No rraI stsn(linT where tAe f,.f.S vo-e -
could zee the psrSHes.roou,. Nntch va ,nonf
e,gnfv fsa+ F,e+~nf Es T,I ,,,as was atVas
Win Wtssisms sooas .a1s mater IN New tS.sana
Isl JaursFT. md EulIsms sotI hin M, a' Em;ns
"a as5 IS otasf ass1ess I'D aa's a;a = @ ssisse
,n ne a sasd sa n n,n reAs ne sas. about
nv hoa. aa nsi t,eSe- ~ noa on
~ s,e Me4u ~, 4ot - ~" ~ ~ u IT, H. ., aae as
gpnansoa Ennns ~ - y, 1o,,s ,..-,a,
Seot aDoatn We oea1 ~ .of IN, snoe n sne .aaaed y
81 e IAeta1 -. 80 - EsI HS - W. - W Il
maDed tx as ,nI NJ
NJ baIf, untA M.tle e. a4Ef eioe&. N, Ma
he1orr ~ IL nnn nv ~ Nv ~ .i1n sa oo%
,se Soes aoous rteen usss Thsn ag
8, Sap,ss poaatdso3 r Soxs tas ssses iexas. - s
stfxed Captain ponaitlson rotnR asnosn When
n1a Russn, ~ tH 1s oot ~ ~ st,.e 1e & rs,nrts
leaving that plsee ?: half-rast .. . quarter 70 :
NJ. Dunham satd be vas nsskseper T. fno & e.
l9on wHlga . attaenea e sae = 1outs 6u@su 4Yas
Mau LA 9n ~ s1 e r,s.sl. .s.t ah1
~ wiih So,onc1 Aoo1e CANE nc sae saoon, .n-
the onnI. Inna.ason 10y an @ eolonet nors
ts NE ,s sonas ase aoo ao' a"ie s4A
e S.u nai;T tISn 80 tta ,,,,~n
=. saas w. - s.s - ~
ants,n 1on.son 1aae e1a M nv N 4. s3d ~
, 1869-06-23

Miss uouee-"Evet5 age to souls who live tn Il
appear most unhefolc." The traveller Ut the
nount1n.s base sees c.ags and trees In rude cor
fuMon, but In the distance Of the valley the fea-
tufes.na1mou!se md blend, forming besulifuI
picture. So with Incidents and characters imme.
dtsteiy about uA He are unable 70 percetya their
fehtfon to The entire effect Of the htatofr. Goit
VIVA with the heroes Of the Aoertcan Ra7nlntion.
Washington WEI hut m ass1bitlous schemer to
n.ay Of thoss about hin. Grant VA yfl,toad sad
nsuuderstood. Ths final record u mora Imnor-
tsnt than that which appaars as nreRant -Tna
great Cromwell WA. In the eyes Of h,s eoteu,nor..
ries dlsturber ana disorQan,zs,.
Mis- Jackson Crrst anb c,ea - p.,r...c-
tattre terms siapis5in4 ease and tdlens.s nr t,t,
with tn kelf-deuial7 Neaea vhen cafia,l r. ,n,ra
a choice, prafes7ed toll MIN a11,c,,on. amono
God's psople 70 the riches Of Hsyos And aaao'
Labor Is no dIsuxca mr. tha hn1.u, n,va.+~
which makaa II nerasnsr fnr rra.ta.+ .rah.t
man wsss not ssha,naI to ovn ,h,. ,h,a recs.s,t~
had been laid upon thenL anna n,cHn,or ~.
not conceal the 1act th.. +, eer1v v.aT1 sns vss
ctnaa3na. xzaanpr in n.- n.+,.. s,tn ~. =.
tha r.ta "a ~ att,o..,,,, -, -. ~ n.".u
made tn eoIn - ~ 80. a,.S 80. WI
aside ratno- .haa 49,. ses
.nsn,s .S.ta 'S'A' >4as A1e s1i Ano"!u oe q poor
M,ss Rinm., ,uo,, ,o,.,,-1.,. ,., .-
,..,. ote nlnes Ia'o : aoeeu A"a
h-A
- ~. w. ~, u 1. .ssu " " 1.sss5s VI oamaat.
:..,ass Ha ~ -! oa ~ potuets aas Ano* *n haa
=. 80. eA.oe 0e Gonn9 u 'ne W"te inan. ano
49, - Se-1s..@ a"s' aa AZ tsssmS aHat te'Ae
.sss ~ ~, A0set3s a.o as" t1s oonaase u
, - s,us ~ w tue.' na0 es'so 4ne pouae
..1 4rEs N1o .,a ~uma t9ua alae u sne
t1MA w. - "lo ,sa. saa psns = .ae n. iotaes
~. 49, 49, - x..,NN eo'uanoo .a a'sstseu
.nA$ A1s.o = Ao@a1ue oS" oooe1 &4so nua, out 10
lI y sppeais taesa eonse5ances a!e an out
- y. t1.e ass' an1 ~ eAtelSu. " =. is
.s.e.e". ~, ~ ana =. ~ W 4n9a W sos-
soI.a -. s.1 = 1.t-se ~ eno oa9' "o. wv
mast 4a!eAe4 'aeu psee !" Aeep up Will tae LOTUS
" asaao1
ea A"sas 80 @ ~ ~ oppoe.se nl'4s W Me "ouan
aeouo. 1.ss 49, ~ "oa-Ha " os1ta9o oou-
~. ~ 1s.e.1 ~ 49, =. ae. etso sau
~ ~ ~ -. y. -. o>"e' '1'e"t p0ee.as e'a1'
- s'
M - =. -. 49, -. ,".. - ssM eu ~ ~
..nt,s,. =. - 49, - ~ - ~. evy % os .no .o
tasr,.a .ns rLstas w., -, ~ ~ - ~ 49,. 49,.
mon nn,ta,s mnvf saar for r. Tha ,,fa so-r .nnst
be conyeuIaj. commcnced In SEASON md cnuied
fnxarti with perseverance,, not discouraged BY a
single taituse. some poor sorls wander aimless
through fe tecause tt Ii too tuncn trouble to nnd
tneIr place or Ill it, leaving no vacancy when they
depart, nor any record Of worthy dseda.
MIas Mayo" Work for the Night IL Coming"
In the worlds great Workshop there Is work for all
and no tine to lose Tha season Of yoath should
be improved III its own peculiar work, becanae 1t
rapidly passes and leaves its impress On coming
time. Ineso Is no need ol being Idle, or Wa1ttng
for great oceaaionA. Work daiRantlJ, faithfully,
In the humhiest sphere, md It viii widen. Thesa
daya demand earnest Wrrkess In every dapartme
the conflict becomes nercet ID the night draws
nenr.
, 1869-06-23

The Board Of CEy Assessors OF Bfookl3n' \. L.
haa added rs per cent to the valuation Of property
In order to reduce the rate OF tA1anoa 1fom n7a
to three Per cent the total Faluas1ons as H.
creased, Ia Little over Ssoo,ooo,0oo
A Ne" Bedford juror, VINO lelt ms nolse ueo 70
tree on gong 70 coul1 on IuesoaJ morning o.
Let week, Suddenly 1ecouected me 1act On Inuts-
day afternoon and hastily applied 70 me Court lof
TOT peIznlsAon 70 80 aoa 4oo1 ase1 n4s "e''oa
WINE 1ne hntsnts ietapias PROCESSION YVES no'-
ing u fhlaae'pala, tassea 10y eame - 1uau.ne
~. u III ate}, seos o. VIC sop " - eo.sS ~,
Tome qulek' sl"a,! neto ouues Ae sosets.
.ilMuy' aHotaef fssseu ntt!e !eau". 'uaaes ~ ~
tas sttees nuo -. sa'"' oosose' pe WI 4ns1
al e1n fals:
W. s.sse s ~ e,;na !1et -.
s..ua, a.. ~ "nsu " s =, 4.-s .-ss.u.a nss GH,E
o. aaops4 y. .~..s-
nI s "!'n ~ - s,aa o.so "'1er' r.Sl :.
~ as ~ o. 's ssss o .e 20
.anS - "'eAoeal " 81 1"ut9' 'as . ~ P4s'9'4' -
1eolx" :,
'tslH uGM =. - "Lue'. " eue tboSAsooS Gea
"wAs 'nsa esss tae mnsts - - aS,sn - .4s.,e ~
A'e non .. Nun apoo ueps9'1 VI SoA W1's. 49,
ceeas II tNekness an5lolns ever hnoHn, W 4o
"a ~ an eou1se aflsen .ne 1ns, ~ - a".sa
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naIs @ s'al M ~ ieans5.saniA % ,ns,naz. IN
r,.rs..,as, 49, enos aA - go, 49,. s,e,ra
:, e4cess ~ .ss rs,"a ~ - tse e p-sucson at INN
,1.sa 49, '. ~ 's-aI " tno 49, 49, ~
;aas s sssas aaa4uaets " s,.e.. suo Mom tro1, na
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, 1869-06-23
MURDER TRIALS.

Chnunccy. Bailey for the Murder
OF James L. LnlTd-About Twenty
Witnesses Examined -Tcstim onY
Regarding the Conduct OF Mrs.
Bailey md Laird Previous to the
Murder Ealley,s General Char
ncter.
Special Depatca to rhs cnicago Tribune
WH1A7oS, III, June II
The nf1h day OF sns uial Of Cnauncey Bailey, for
the murder Of Jamea l. Laird, commenced at
10 O'Clock this morning in the Circuit coarf OF
DuPaSe County, Judge Wilcox presiding. The
evidence for the defenca Ma proceeded With.
TESTIMONY or =. r SWAN,
7: :. ssan, s:esEa; @ ! AEe IL Elgtn. BaIie{ VAS
vfote . htter 70 the prisoner on JannayS, and
sent r. to him ny nss broshsr. trne letter YVES
hare shown 70 the witness, who identified lk1 1t
HKar, JAa q ~.
- @ @sa!tts, e., t3,M M7r~s7'e, ..5 m: ~-.-u
n.at { g s. ,oa 'has tne on sns1sss
~ + 9ts712osr ss1ts op / scor4. = $, SWAN
a, h1f - s*s! tsse s,% 1a 9ns
defendant Hive known him for seven Or eight
yearR Ills general character b goo<L He haa Al
Ways Ways botne the reputation Of . quiet and respsc-
TESTIMONY or J. DODGE,
y. : DedSs, s'oora: live In Danby- Wns there
laird sa1 Hsss at = pane, ans a On teat da1 a5 Is
stated that he hnf cor,a ~ han>v "a 80 a ~
Burns who owed him some money. lie declined
through Daaby a. half cass osork oa ~ pstsI1c II,
tod 1ne that nom Chicago he VAS going % Elsn
TESTIMONY m ntxm
narsd Etts, ssorn: Live At Dandy. Have
Enowa the asssndaot a. or zine ns
md he1ef "a 1no1 sav ~. H., ~ " my
da3 q n he klltng. He came there between - md
~ II w su!nS h ~ Scsso, aa u. "as Hng 70
neneT fhat nv "TE We 91u 70 pas nlm some
nG frn ea1t nIc, ~ !, = @ IN o.
s saM Bailey At tho depot ut soeloek In the after
Tv-.s noSu- .-..,s,.t;.. r,,n ~. .,- r.,.-
rnS,,S nTar hon3, ,,e9s, how sns eaIle b.ey
ie1n9a man Ehen he tn1 ny thst -, ~ ~
Ia 10 to EiVin did not notice that hn x.s n al
o-ettnJ f3o ~ Tam"mtn. go =. ~, ~ - ,+, - -.
enS nne thae he na s1ntf.. a. ,at ,Ia s'as" "
o1y v4n 4nt t. nE f,. 49,, =. ''.t
by both sides Of The case, vas called for, but tailed
~ f'~ - 11 TrsMwnsx Sny nF = ~ p,e7posn
n u f.;-SmanJ s.o - !" IIxa ~ N,,a-r,,o
~ ~ ,h 5secme. sS5n sI7 I've ~ u Sapedgno
nod1 NJ n Jnmcs Tars rh r. ~ nv va sSansn ,i
cida. was Toren1nn Of thn turT. saw Mr. Hsi.
lev at the house Us m2u1.r was excttetI. he
waiFef m nn1 ifcwu on ti1e foor and hetr,~tai
much agitation. DID not hear hin SNEAK 10 INV
ss; sas ,asTs S rsss ~ sss;esss Ees sa' also calm
seza,niaatio4s: Ms, Bailey DID not eou,yo-
cate In g1ytDg her testimony before the Coronera
tu1: Her answers we're given directly and with
Inquest, and told her she could make her state
nent, L ahe 30 deared I gave MrA Bailey het
choice to appear or not before the Corpneta lury
''s 'ff>'''1 II TrsrrxoS7 n1: or ". seo7r. m.
FilzaFd Sgt, Jr., sroTn: Was one Of the gTa1A
, 1869-06-23

At meeting In crupey Tuwnship, Mclean
catar, President Of the Decatur i State Line
Railroad. Sf1tod thAt the To1edo, Waba4h b West
ern Ralfoad Company p1oposed 70 oullt the nrat
named road foE sHooo per mile. the bonds 70 b
moving,