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Public Sale.

Estate q John Wight, dercased.
Pl VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
~ Probate Court in and for the parish ofSt.
Landry. there will be sold at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day of June,
1869. at the last residence of the deceased, tbe
following described property belonging to the
estate of John Wright, decd. late Of SAID par
esh, to'Yit:
THE IMPROVEMENTS, Houses, Ferinr
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one lur-
gy, and a number of other articles too nru,er-
Gus to mention.
% Terms Cash on the spot.
WILLIAM COTTRELL
Mays Acministratr.
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We regret that want of time and space
prevents our giving a notice Of the meeting
held on Saturday last at the Opeleusas
Varieties for the organization of the Indus
trial and Stock Fair Association, but hope
in our next issue to comment on the advan-
tages to be derived from such an association.
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Sole opncrs Of CoIdurn's g. Red JacAct Patents


KATANTED. AGENTS, S75 to $500 pei
w month, everywhere. male and female
to intro lnce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE. This machine will stitch. hem, fell,
tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and.stmbroider in
a most superior manner. Price only SIS.
Fully warranted for five years. We will pay
$1,000 for any machine that vii! sew a strong
er. more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. 1t makes the "Etastic Lock Stitch
Every second stitch can be cut. and still the
cloth can not be pulled apart without tearing
it. We pay Agents from $73 to $500 per
month and expenses, Or a commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Ad
dress SECOMB s: co, Pittsburgh, Pa Bos-
ton. Mass, or St. Louis, Mo.
CAUTloN.-Do not be imposed upon by 9TH
er parties palming off worthless cast-iron ma
chimes, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured.
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THE OPELOUSASJ JOURNAL
OPELOUSAS. LA:
Saturday, May Sth, 1869.

Our readers will do well to bear in mind
that their Internal Revenue tax and licenses
are now due, and il rot PAID within thity
days, will he collected with a penalty and
costs. Let all who have not done 50, come
forward, pay up, and avoi! trouble.
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COLBJRN'~ PATENT
Red Jacket Axe

Is better than Jour regular shaped Axes for
these reasons: FirSt-It cuts deeper. Second
1T don't stick in the wood. Third 1t does
not Jar the hand. F0urth--No tine is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the cut. Fifth With
the same labor you will do one-third more
work than with regular Axes. Red paint has
nothing to do with the good qualities of this
Axe, for all our Axes are painted red. If your
hardware store does not keep onr goods, we
will gladly answer inquiries or ill your orders
direct. or give you the name of the nearest
dealer who keeps our Axes.
LlppINCOTT x BLAkEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Onncrs Of C0l1Nrn's 8. Red Jachct PQtcnks.
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Subscription to the JOURNAL is 81 a wear
in advance. We dislike to dun a subscri-
Der for the small sun of. two dollars; and
We have learned from experience that many
Of them forget they owe the same. For the
convenience, therefore, of all parties we re-
payment in advance,
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ADA E'~4s SALE
--AT--
ANDRUS e. BLUM.
CORNER MAIN & LANDRY sTpprrr,
At 10 Cents per Pound,
Public sale.
At 10 Cents per Pound,
Estate 0f VicfOr r. Lun1

Estate Of Victor T. Landry.
ny VIRTUE of an order of the Hon, the
~ Probate Court of the Parish of St, Ian.
dIy, there will be sold at public auction. on
MONDAI' the llth day of June, 1869, at the
last residence of the deceased, in this parish,
the following property belonging to the p.
ate OF Victor I. Landry, decd, late of ss1
parish, to-wit: '
THE IMPROVEMENTS on the place, a
lot OF Cattle, a lot of wild Mares, a lot of Fen.
eng, household and kitchen Furniture, and a
number OF other articles too TEDIOUS to emu
mrrate.
Terms :--Cash on the spot,
WIN. COTTRELL,
May Administrator
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with key complete. A true, permanent indi-
Gator of time; warranted for two years; post
paid to any part of the U. S. on receipt of One
Dollar, or three for 81 so. If satisfaction is
not given money refunded. Address w.
SCOTT & PAUL, 43 Chatham street, New
York. The Oroide Watch $15. P. 0. orders
and registt red letters only received.
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EARRING BUT NOBLE.-SrlfheIp tor
H. Young Men, who having erred, desire a
better manhood. Sen in sealed letter env@-
oprs, free of charge. If benefited return the
postage. Address pIIILANTHReE, Box P.
Philadelphia, Pa,
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New Book--2OO Eneravines.

The Farmers and Mechanics Manual, edited
by Geo. E. Waring, Jr., author of draining
for Profit" Elements of Agriculture" &c.
A book of great value to every one. Send for
l6 page circular. Agents wanted.
TREAT & CO.. Publishers.
65i Broadway. \. Y,
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rFHaRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE


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April Goth, 1869.

April 26th, 1869.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: j. &. Brooks, president
E. CAN'T, J. NJ. Thompson and J. Roy.
There being no Business, the Police Jury
adjourned until Monday, May 18th, 1860.
J. G. BROOKS, President.
Attest: c.. MAYO, Clerk.
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Public Sale.
EState Of Luaius i Duurt

Astate Of Lps~s d. Duprs.
PY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. o.
~ bate Court of the Parish of St. Lauy.
there will be sold at public auction, tohe
last and highest bidder. by the undersied
administration or a duly qualified auctionntat
the Govt House in Otelousas. on Webs
DAY the 2nl day of JuEe 1869, the follong
property belonging to the estate of Lucid.
Dupre deceased, late Of the Parish OF St. III.
dr., to-wit-
/. A LOT AND AsHALF OF GROrD
situated in the town of Opelous-s, knoyas
his law Office, together with all the buil,es
and improvements thereon (save those ore.
reol Perrodin, newly buiIt), bounded onlr,
east, by property OF James G. Hayes, ann
the other side, west, by Market street ali.s,.
property Of John A. Taylor (%otice), froby
Landry Street, back by Vine street-beirh,
same property acquired by deceased I'm
the Judge 6. R. King (save the half lold
to Z. II. Monitor, and that to DR.. Jno A.y-
lor. The lot in the rear, now enclosed bid
pcrrodin, being claimed by him.
2. | buggy aud harness. / black Am srs
horse, | saddle and bride, | small gold VII.
! double barrel gun. the undivided half he
library Of Dnprt & Garland, the undrd
half Of a chest. the undivided half of the H.
ture i'll the office Of DuprG s. Garland.
Icrms-Cash.
ROBERT BENGUEEEI
Nav !. 1869. = A!dministra
Sherin''SSa1e.
dmelja Guidry rs.- One=ime 4. G,u.
E1GHrH DISTRICT COURT FORE
~ Parish of St. Landry. No. 95O2.y
virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale issua,r
Of the Eighth District Court Of the Shf
Louisiana. in and for the Parish of St. Lay.
III the above entitled cause, and to HE d.
ed, l will proceed to sell at public auction
the plantation hereinafter described, 70
miles west Of the town Of Opelonsas, on r.
URDAI the 9Th day of June 1869, at an
O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described Or
ty, to-wit-
I. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LANIr-
uated about three miles from the town a.
%elousas, containing four hundred an6e
o6IlOO superficial arpents-with ali the a.
lngs and improvements thereon.
2. ANOTHER TRACT OF LANN
the Big Woods, containing one hundra,-
perticial arpents, beginning from the frot
the eastern line Of the west halt of lot N.
township No. s, south range No. 8. east, n
such depth as to enclose the amount ofid
one hundred arpents-with all the y.
mules, &c, On. said above described nj.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
J. G. BROOKS,
Nay lst Gus Sheril
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Notice to ~Tax-Payers
FNHE State and Parish Taxes for the 7r
H. 1868 being due, as well as the One r
Cent Tax, l. or my Deputy, d. C. Sittig, II
always be ready to receive payment Of a
taxes at my Office in the town of Opelousasa
Those who have not yet taken out theii-
censes, are hereby notified that from the lsbf
May next they will be collected with costs
j. J. BUTLER, Collector
OF State and Parish Take
Opelousas, April gath, 1869
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COnStable'> Sale,

0. II. Violet VS.. Henderson Hyter cl.-
Justice Court 2nd, ward Parish of St. AN
dry,
pY VIRTUE of an order of seizureand
IL issued from the Justice Court End ard
in and for the Parish of St. Landry, imf-
above entitled suit and to me directed, will
otferAfor sale at auction to the last and biaest
bidder in front of the Town Hall in Washp.
ton, on THURSDAY May 10Th, 1869 at
twelve o'clock. NJ. all the right j, titles, ir,-.
ests and demands of Henderson Hyter ITO
the following described property ~seizetto
satisfy said order. to-wit-
ONE SORREL MULE
Terms.-Cash on the SPOT.
VIM. II. MAYO,
~ 1t Ward Constabl
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XK7ANTED-AGENTS-To sell the A.
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Price S25. The simplest, cheapest and best
Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit
10000 stitches per minutes Liberal induce
ments to Agents. Address
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Boston, Mass or St. Louis, Mo.
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DATENTS.-MUNN & CO.. Editors
T. Scientific american, 81 Park Row, New
York. T~wenty-three years experience in OBJ
tanning AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PA
TENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, 108
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4 nLliI -N..tN'E, ~ =. - ~ -
~ A lady who had suffered for years from
Deafness, Catarlh and Scrotula. was cured by
a simple remedy. Her sympathy aud graft
tude prompts her to asend the receipts free of
charge to any one similarly afflicted. Address
Mrs. NJ. G. LEGGETT, Hoboken, n. Y.
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TEHss H. NO HUMBUG.--Bv sem

L ing SOC. with age, height, color of eyes,
and hair, you will receive by return mail, a
correct picture of your future husband or wife,
with name and date of marriage. Address
W lON. ?. O. Drawer, No. 5, F~ultonville,
New York.
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We are pleased to notice the commr,dr l.
bic manner in which the negroes of st.
Landry have behaved since the arrival o.
a company of L. S. colorcd troops in GU,
midst. Many of our citizens thought that
our laborers woull abandon their crops,
which, considering the disadvantages IN
der which they have had to labor are very
promising, and flock to the different towns
to enter again into politics. But they have
long since learned that the only friend to
the negro is his employer, and that if they
desire protection and success, they must be
subServ:cnt to his will. Let this continue
and st. Landry will ere long be again
blessed with the good old anti 5e11um DAYS,
when peace and prosperity reignedsupreme.
Let us still continue to convince our
Northern friends, that if let alone in our
domestic affairs, we are not the band of
outlaws that many attempt to make us.
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Al the urgent request Of n"mcro IS in
dirilua!S, we rc-puhll>h in French It Synop-
sis of our notice Of the meeting Of tax pay
rrs held at the Court House, in this place
last Monday week. Considerable interest
is manifested in this matter by cur most
influential citizens, and we trust that they
will inform themselves upon this subject
hcforc they condemn the acts Of our parish
officers. The books Of the parish Treasurer
are open for inspection and I'll who
feel interested in the matter are invited 20
eyaAine them for themselves.
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ENOR SAMPLES STOCKING !-Samples
Il and Circular of Lambs Family knitting
Machine, and Chicopse Sewing Machine. Adj
dress, enclosing red stamp, JAS. ID ORNE,
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
n QUININE-it equals (bitter) Quinine. Is
made only by L. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit
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INDELIBLE PENCILS
For Marking Clothing, &c.

Single, .0c.; 3 for 81; per doz 2.75; per grs. $25.
Sent, tfsieht poid, on receipt ofpricc.
More convenient than ink.--Am. Agricult.
Invaluable to the housekeeper -GOdey's
Lady's Book.
A very useful article.-Am. last. Report, 'G7
Address NDELIBLE PENCIL CO.,
Northampton, Mass.
~ Sold by Stationers and Dealers every
where.
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ONLY One DOLLAR.

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pocket tlme-piece, suitable
for either lady or gentle
men, in handsome metal
case, white dial, gilt let
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The Best Sporting Gun in the
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IN THESE HARD TIMES

You cannot afford to Pay three or four profits
on articles of necessary use, when by sending
a Club to
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J. G. BROOKS
May LIST 1869. Sberi
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Thos. MuIlet, work by order Of
the Police Jury...".. ........$ 5000
Jackson & King, printing. ........ {, 100
Jos. Serial, work on c. H........ 800
Jno. Fitch, drafting plan for
toll bridge 5000
G. 0. Elms, surveying..:......... 1900
W. R. Meginly, work done on
office of Clerk of Dist. Court.... 10000
Theo. Daigle, for lumber. 1000
On motion:
The Police Jury adjourned until Monday,
the Goth inst.
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PARKER & CO.'S
GREA CNE DOLLAR SAIL

Of Dry Goods, Linens, Parastls, Albums,
Hosiery, Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry, Cut
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in their immense stock for
, 1869-04-07
Meeting OF tho Cook County Society
-ProPngn ting. 3.Tnnke-Chick.
en- ChoIcr1-GFcen
CoTne


Tic Cook County Agricultural md Horticultural
Society held \ regular meeting yestef1isy at No,
~, So,,,n c,,rt strret ,he pr<sttent ~ D,n,s,
un.t w 49, go -. 80 ~ ~ r.,. 60.
"oftA!nston' IL tne cnat Nv L. y. Alnot7 oec-
retArJ.
Mr. Emory thought the society should havo 4
h, M ~ ,hetr owr. utere they could meet and
A s,..... - - ,...4 :. x.u-1,. .,,t.,,t
nave u1senhsIotAs, auu AooAo 1'ei1Ao'S a1Heai
tufai and horticultural library lie moved thAt the
roar,, or suncrytsors bs petttoned 10 apprpprtate
!. sa1n If money ror a room. or else that theY get
aparf room for tha. p1rpo.o IN the new Court
Tnnsn
h991e II no,,a anoentad hv nnono.,ny tha. The
p-asi,;rnt .nn Ss+rrtaI7 nrt AZ = nrmnr1ai to tie
tae.s Ia - -. ~ tha Hn,rinr th.t thin nnsfhai
sa..,t y. ra, ~ ir.i1 - Snccsa IL eninn.f fh,t
mu1u , vi .oss ~ III soord ,rnn,i Ia bca5tiIr n
t.enr te ~ tbs nnonnstion esns-ciafy tha couutrT
49,. tusos ~ SA0 ff77 F''
en- nsx,x,, s,,.. r,,,n,,v I, .avoc.cv NJ the
n,atton. e7A1e''% ef"~e 1>' '''tS
NJ Enoorv thnr,h. +h.v sn,nt1 haze r1sca for
E,g EMo.y a:toe s1ni!nns etc He rcrcnte,t
~ ar,anHrnant wSicn wnS n.ssed 49,
~ The 1snrrtm.rt ~ AoT5cn:ture n washtnrton
,.at ap1 .Tst srrin,.n. - Tnssinn vhest %Steh
assr.1s.e1 ~ sr1oe 1sncth f. rss nTonounce1f
~, Whtas tnt1 ma Tor mtiiin1 OF ss5s. Tbe IN
en.rtnrs n the Hnar1 Of Truis cinssed Il a. No.
, 1869-04-07
WAUKEGAN,


nhs,uo-Tbe Tnrdv Spriuc-uis.
easc Among Sheep,
WAuKr1As, April =
Died, at hts residence In Mlllbu1n, Lake County,
u, on tnulsaA5 efsst ap'n . :, 49, 4Ae' "n'
b po1ge, aeea - fea1s ana "oathA --,
No one but will HathfulJ and nom hls heart
as1 u F.ther Dodge has fought the good doht,
snt has rone to Els glorious ewasd lie TG
h~inyrd ~ all
Wtnser Il lingering. most tartli]y In the ian of
irna f;onnfy hsi nTi,e nntsnet sovinr their Ern
SaT Ann n "a nave tnreo lnches Of snnw an
~ !,Gn and ma 1sffrr fyoyr0 sn sfIsffy na fn
sus en,n1os1 an1 HeanIinerd to sli oppeatnnce
~ ~-nord "a =. hsri a. II hns heen II snv time
, 1869-04-07

made for two hoGSeg, even II no more Ho36 codid
be done In day, Of even less, think It would b
found profitable, It may b. possible ih1e u made
70 light that It wonld require the wugktn2 Of the
ground twice 1t would be alf the better. Wo
certainly do not want any ta1m implement that
will require morn than three horses abreast to
handle II For ten ye1rs hare been looking for
combined roller and planter, bit, snoogh several
attempts have been uaade, the implement is not a.
Jet on sale The groTtng popularity Of the roller
viii Boon accomplish this result
TIN NAn RAaFsxRRT.
I am not prepared 10 Say how nany Of the fssp-
berT1es offered under this ntme arc true, but etr-
tslnly many Of them are not In order 70 snsweT
teverA Inquiries about the profits Of this valuable
fruit wrote to Ar. ". & Cumns, Of Collinsvtl1e,
Illinois, near st. loutA BE wyftes: H1ne Miami
Raspberry originated In Geruont County, Ohio,
and w1s frst cultivated BY G. ". Mccormick
twenty-five to thirty Jeaz1 agu. brought the Arst
plants to this Stlte N 1859 and hSye been planting
nesriy every year stnee. have now fosty-eight
sores Of this ono variety, and am planting twenty
more this spring. The berries are Larger than tha
Doollttle. more juicy, End arc Ia bearing lonSer,
aud the last berries Of the season are tust as dne
a. the nrEt Time Of 11penlng shout Que week
later than the Doolluie The average Yield u thir
ty-ve to forty busheis per acre, though have bad
as high a. seventy. The crop depends very much
on the culttyatfon."
Judging nom shs amount planted Of this frtht,
Mr. Combs Ands II profitable. Plants arc adxcr'
tsed from 3 10 80 per lo0o and parties who hsve
made inquiries are referred 10 these advertise
mentA
The plants ste produced BY taItng down the dE
Of the new c1ne and covering It With earth IN An
gust Those who gsow the tsulf cut the canea
blrk at tWo feet In the summer, sad do mol
grow the plAnts a : general thing. hare fount
two BY eight feet the best distance to set th4
planA hare not as yet fruted the tue Miami
but have ordered a lot thai suppose will prog'
true. The family Of Black Cap RaspoeH1es hsv,
been sadly mixed up, sold md resold under nes
natues. II IL now grave question with man,
II the new Mammoth Clusttr is anything NOR
thsn the Doolitsle or Miami So long a farmer
pdrcnase pltuts Of treepeddless, 50 long Will hi
state OF th1uEB continue. RURAL
, 1869-04-07
sB1Aan. or HEALTH.
Weekly und Monthly Mortality Re-
portA-Anuu0l Election OF
OfflcerEs

A reguiar weekly meeting M the Doara OF
Health vas held yesterday afternoon. His Honor
the Mayor, tn the cha!r.
Applications for appointments IS Sanitary Po-
Iceu1en, DC, were referred to the Appointment
Committee. -...
The resignation Of DE. Geo sehioetzer, Sanitary
Inspector Of the Fourteenth Ward, and neHlT-ap-
pointed member Of the board, VIA presented AND
accepted.
The Superintendent Enbmisted bis wtess1 fepozf,
showing I mortality Of Is, beiug an increase Of
3 over the preceding week OF these - HeEs
females. Their were deaths each b. eonrulzous
eonsumgtton md pneutnonsa. and pseEaain'e an'a
e' Tpe dtains I took plaee On the following isys:
Na1ch aah, :; sid i: sota, :; slss, 10; April LIT
II IL e. hssns is 6 o@c Il reported n.s un.sances
had been ahsteo during me 3s moa,l there were -
ststhss n IL Isss than n March, 1864 Or these.
aos Tere ma1eA The Greatest noiG1J II "as ss.ea u
the Fourth HhfI 49, seEeneeTn Tem pmoeed los dead
dnot 81 n,c from the West pa from tue SoQtn
sn6 s4o from the North pE14ion- 1ne1e "e3s
also removed lois ios1a pa sni expenditures for
~ 4esr NJ. nTrsenied showing disbursements 70
ths an1onnt Of fsn ou about r. 90 lesa than LAST
vrar, his statement WIS accepted and ap-
p'TTx Tne snuu., reports Of Health oneer and sau-
| ,t,rT Superintendent were accepted
a{rentton xas called to the cond1rbu Of adhlf1 II
I x,eser1on,s dtstiIe.J, and the Heath Oflcer waa
| IIirecfttd to csnse the nuisance TO be ahated
Tne board proceeded to the election OF onlee1s
'o1 ne fSe Hon saaoei Hoard Vas elected President
| pT, ]. Il. Rauch, Sanitary Bupe.1utendeut; 4.
Burnham, Health 0t1cer, and !. b Russell, Secre-
M Ine eo9mItsess feas s,1 soes:.n,tal{ :,
| tp!f.c II. otished-
Tic teasd then adjourned.
, 1869-04-07
THE M'yEY HOMICIDE.
Arthur Dcvfne Released ON
Twenty Thousand Dol
lars Bui1,

Arthur nevtns. xho .hot Frsnc,s urvav nm e..-
Al1uE ossms' sno 1nos .S e.1a .as Aevey OF sa1-
@usJ I1a' - o-ioao t4e sope1o1 Sonl' t1aage
G2fJ} YESTERDAY, On INC VIII Of hobeas corpus sued
oas By him on Aond11. The She.tH's return WIS,
cf e,n1Ke tat the nrfsSper Khs hell In r,,,4n5v Nv
I,+r.. y. ~ ,ro.sss -, ~. r,or,-a- ~
'HsAs VI . tloe,a - ~. VIC eoio0ef. !ae pe1s-
oneFs ~ folust1, AeSdIhv AEsFe5 An1 Antb0hyt
asked dI9ch1fge from custody on bnH. On the
,,,nud thnk tha Cnrnnerrs rnittt,nra a,rsz. r,11v
s.....z... '->AN. WY
uaaassahE~ot-
In PURSUANCE Of the pruytGIor4 Of the statute tie
Witnesses who w-re examined sr the cofoners
,nrv were n,rsent in court. Tsare wcre ,,so
-. -. r. - x.+.ass.-. 49, s~.7 -
olaeI ".tneSsSn ~ .ss ~ setI osM stdse-
tnItr s,sitto ~ ~. w. nn1t,osss ~ ,ht ha atrss
X nsns ~ .nqtatt ~ '''e VI an4
=" IN y" E,,+ h,r.nr rad Tho taa,trn,zr ,n,o =,
t.t"a = r. s11n,on ,ha. II % nn1 a.
manssnes.srs '' ~s''0'' '-''' - = N'''s -
Eeass = ~ ae -. ssate ay .n, n.sosns alS1ea ,
nar H,1 ts =. -, shn ;hst s, ;.. ;ns
70 soa as ~ fo ste tae
a4o sopaA p E .Sas - ~ yst -
non aa ats ~ thts Sss ous -. Eher fssr. ~
maloel ae spoks o. LIE ~ - oad - ,s
'a'5osnr IN q ms M @ sa
is5y ssss.es + IL 5sss i sea.eadsa tass !;
Eas sumstent 10 constitute ne crime mntder; II
the Intention 70 XIII "as fof1oea only on tue H.
stAnt Of the Killing
be Court thought mat Hhle tnas vaa n "a"
malice, 1t VA not malice alotetlsougnL Il Inc
ElihR was dSnr upon tnt sudden ne7t OF passlonr
caused By Provocation sufficient to make Il nppar-
emily isEssasss'e, then 1t vas not murder but mai
vi. Reed called attention 70 the presumption
Arising nom Z deHDt5ata use OF deatf weapon:
Inc Coort thoosht mat tue taet ol usE* dea1-