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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
Osd sring a General Election Throughout
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 Nov s-refss. t A. ?. K saf9rl Ge,rr-o- ss sAs Tt1risy ,f ArEaa is F'ur.aspca G the 1ufy ea4abes upou ue So hsrssy ,Faer ceusrai Eleraa 'et1 hele upt 'lo isy fsrsritsa a sail Art to-Tit Neresasg i-71 cod sio dsra'e tAs ieuisg ossss 's se ele at saIa slfrtisn. ,lst
 Dylssas e ths Tory scesrd oa-grrs, of sst Uned s,ss-s
 Nlas .1 Ner,-r, os ,be Teu,.ss4i c.zara ssa ,srs. l ienb'sa as rrrricsal 8osss ef Rsrrsssa,a. utea zs Ellgrss
 Tho cuar;y of Pima isir o Weai.ers af tls causen and eight 9 Nsnae-s ef the Haase
 rss cour'y ei S',a tll Melabef aI ths CosHca aud taru. .g Nsmhers of Joe Ilouse.
 Tho Cauhfes 0f Woharc and fah ytc eInt.ucd orc ll Nsia'er f ,he colee aad l) Mear of ihv Hesls,.
 The Colais of FaraFa 'hrce c Msrabcss e ile Coan- cii and siK H-mas., ,f giss HasEc
 Al-, ia caeh County ihres ,D sspervl.an shsrT District Ars-uey Conuty Ress'rleE. County Troasarrf. Coua,y sarveyur tvg fg CorOaers and Pube Adssius- iraiar.
 Also n each Election Precinct iu cach d sad oouncs and md ihore than tvo @ Cous'ahios and two @ Jus--s af he Pcaoe and u zach sach pruri eauaa ue reputation of uan eight hundred persons 'o bs ascsrtained by ,hs Probate Coa additional Ju.'ics of thr Peace
 Given under uy hand and ihs Great Seal of sad Ter
 r utnry. at Ttir~iu tiis scvcuth day uf SepteIa t~ e' heF A b. le1o AP B. sAFFoRD. ! By ;he Govcruur
 CuiEs bAs FORD.
 S.aaSefary sl AIi1aa Ierritars-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24
Esx AaTertaasnsuta.

Ars Cr'iaTboiis, d vvTts-s tLss shc v i nsulafrr 10 the s'ck as aarsg asd Ptys4e-as- shr pras.nts testimonials as Co ter .isiii. .isaz meet r,gccg. ahlepefsoasin SaH Francisco Especially is sisc rc commended for her sLiu la 4ss4Izenl of i,.rers and rheumatism. ncT s,Tyiccs A>uu-sc ate Ike,y is he in drnani.
 ''1HKsz condemned [ $ horsS-,.sss Go be cold at Camp yetds-es, nssn Se,ieihi.cF 9aE-
 REsp tbc .ubsle bssdcd la,,,fs sa sssiou of a Mining Company. oa the hrst pa.'y. .anS then rraa ,hc eonpaDy'. advertiss asgII an, .,~rsoa csa mouth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24
GENERAL cDuanSSfOY MERCHANTS 3os CALIFORNIA STREET. tr Q nrsusr ssoJ Eas raascnro cts- ial BROADWAY. WEw YORK.
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LAN-A fer dnr. ,lnoc U M s.nfnrd hr.,

LAN'-Af few days since J. M. Sanford, brought snit before Justice Barnard. against smiih cN huiiedge. for tools valued at s675O delivered to lAem by him In 1867, a.so for the value Of a5o isnee posis alleged to have been appropriated by
 ''hd"nlA to Their own use without the rlaintlis a"oN'eage or consent Decision was psIsiered 'aA oy reason of the s'anie of limmIia,ons plain .h vas not entitlrd to recover for the tools, and " va. charged with costs to s27Oo Judgment ""' s'Fva against defendants for the value of "e''s p"ssa lAt 2S cts. oach, and costs of court amounting to a total Of s52.o5. Notice was given oy A''orsey fsr,aainiin, tha, appeal from the de. e''lons of Jydl's Barnard would toe taken.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

The asiltcrya af ,l,s sf-lye roatonsd .aTfes % rl'tas ihe cau'rtts are duly aqruf@a tr on ,i,rt :- g. -eh iiaes and Do 'f4i ,uaa'ss fru rre ts Hr8e 'u tsiy ist ir7l may Ie dtsnuF 'Iifee ted by tle several Pct QuareFuae1 f 'ie rssfs men Tho srn f lfter airlaAeA r,at lo i.aH a.errh rhaii. a.e har.+J. of fiss if-f fa Y aud delivered u uhith fhr tret agrls an4 delivered tis stack th fiuler aerf snie n1tcra urar. tae farks to Keep 'uT Hay Hatu ths arssil
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

MAsoNIc.-Thc Aztlau Lodge recently sent a party [" Ash Greek Co di.lnicr ihc remain. of iwo oi the brotherhood, who were kilitd ly Indian. in isb3, and buried shrrc they frll. The party rc. turned with the remains Of Bridges and Adams which Wiilhc buried in the Masonic burial ground in due time As account of tbc trip hy one of thc party is gtvcB to another column
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

HE hexicans seem Inclined to be iiriss hos ule In "lckenhurg oH s4tGrd-y ulrLtaa-s- 4 Iot or ihem got on sprev, aud, Jast a- Pveple.' sa. loon was closing they fired several plstsa siiois through tho gisss eosr sa;o the ,as, sanhssing glasses aud mirrors. Thoss iasidc retufues ihu Ire and next morning d,ad Mexican .rsas tsund 'n 'he street. opposite the sAlocu. Tie neNicsns made no fuss, and nobody else seemed lo ,cass, and so the matter stands
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

DEArh-JennIe Schuiu, wbo wps shot iasl week ey Ma. Gatraa.,, ,died from Inc ssfc,ss 0i ihe wound on sunday last ai Ps., sIsd wac buried oD Hosdas.
 Immediately after her deArh, C lrtraeaSrss pla rcd in irons by tl,e sh,riG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-24

s..LnI.G-fhe rainy season of suiaHBry Ls over and now Is the time for bniiding Caspher huiiam arc hurrying along with the addition .to iheir store Piles of lumber and 75,oo0 hrick are saeked up In the street Masohs and earpur tors gre busy, and tue work goes braye.y ou
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4cw Adrcrtisemrnts.
COSMOPOLITAN MINING CO.,.

Attention is called tn the articles of Incorporation Of s company published in iiie MI,Er of September 1t pr tes lying a' h's'anre whn des'ro irtr Hck in tte .nni anr can sp hr pddress'nv apt J. P H1-grlyr Prescott Argua giving bin nHih0rv s.rria f1 fha "fires 'hrm ani rucl sing Eve 1otf- rifr,, .v Er "n"h share ui 70 rk -fisrrhei fr The nun bo of slrs n 'hc company is onlv hturr--i huge rort'or af which arr aif'al .akeu'rf hisino.s raa e fars. noted unt The whole -ioet stis rihai vo can o. far u's iuifrrsc n mines for stioriroHs prat'iv in or 'r ' thc organization f ihe caapiHy mar nl' be de. ayed.
 HENRY A. HfgrLnw
 For tbe CorT-ratrs prcsro'i Arsopa Sept % ls70 lfp
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A'' sSaSKs arrived In town Thursday evening .'"o'' Hoa the mines near Date Greek lie S'usot 's some nne specimens of ore from the NA'no"eF' snd report. tae work on that lode pos's'ssig hvoTsbiy. He slew deer on the '''d sea hrpagt, it in et,s bIp.
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

faF-rs ia Wsakeuiagvg rrescotf aud ofher inieriaT lHi. 1otiac thai have st is EkreHbeFe i4Bdire irre s4sl Eaflitasse rth god sAisrie rsaf and
  ai 4s sE raies any othsf paFss snRsSri b the had J M BRYAN. Il-rcnserv A T. ss7s. "a. is7o.
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JACKSON & RR D's Bar. x Billiard saloon

Nsu s.oT Co Casgi-li & ii7ssa's Br.'h staru,
 NoHs.rsn,a street. Pre-cctt. ap s wsIi sapps uilb cisa5s W uss LiIa-s a=& zss We recently rusiryafea rehfFr hrA and frei az orr Sal,.ln thai fhc urss-f au3 csie-f fis-e of r,sarr is Narthern Adnsua. JACKSON BRO. I'rssoeH gcisflzry lsla
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bEEF-hr. Ha~sey the -xent, in iliis s.uction, ni Nc'srs Hinds A Hooper tcef 0cs,rsasors. has just retHiYed lot Of soo iNi cltlr AI usIlaInson Valley.
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Br srsor-lIon. II 1T CWIer, from Ia Par Judge ioha A. Rash aud Ars. A H Peoples, arrFod by siage Thorsday .t-At.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

IouNaf BRASAIAN. of woolsey Valley uifers himself q. ta r..~- sd Navspa county. IudeI~adent Dem .cTto Gauddzse for the oloa M SheEi0 ai the ensuing ,Ae~tiou. end sstcr fhsir snrTsoft Nloh
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GroRor srOSrNlS,
Colonel 2isl '. 5. Infantry
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We are plcss'1 s--~-.-'. s.. ...... ..-...xf which makes public ihe iacJ thai tiio con'lE'Tlaa ai the gallant Tw,nty :lrst dryolyes upon Lieu tenaoI- Colonel Wheaton. The well tried sliarae- ger of the noy commtndgr, isa sufficient guarantee that the expressed hopes Of Col. stoDcBan re- asrding the future of the regiment will Sot be disappointed.
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Circular

in cosnpiiance vi'h Clrvulsr Order of ja'y fih IsTO. issurd hy As sf tsasCTai SzDaeiaan, ct'in- manCing ihr prTarjpitut ei AriEuna. thc tnarr- signed hereby sssBnsvs command Of tbe 2lt [. < iuGtuirl.
 Communication ryrluiriug actiori ai RcgtGarnial Hfaoquartrr- Nil i. aderrr-rd ip First lrutsn tnt Gso,c ~, Bsfiea. Adjaisut az F0u Nbipgle A. r. FnASK WHE,Tsys.
 Lieutenant Colonel 2lss |. $. Infantry.
 T,- undersigned having hren assiEns-d Co the rusRrttsTss! ssf ts Department ~ AFizosa, hVrri'y r,iimquis hes tic cummawf of ihs Regiment to Llruterahi- Colonel Fg.fsl BAcafoA 2!st Inlhnlry, Brcvct Msjor-Gvnrral ' A
 In dcsolsing Che eosnmand upon cur die fulrutsheG Litutsuant Colonel. thU under -issn.d takes ad,Antagu of inc oCs-ssiof,. tc cypr,es thc ust pride he fcs in hts RcRiIavni, and Co compii- ncnt t upou the very uncXccpiiuuai'4c record it has made for itself since its organization, as show n ii iiss fF...nip from trIa of iis Ouicers hy Court Martial. and even of charges pFsi-TrsA against loih OHccrs and enlistcd men. snd be hopes aHd confidently trusts, ihc " TWenty -errf Sih Cnn- tinuc io merit it. well known reputation undrr its new Commander.
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TO QUARTZ MINERS.

erf HEif ar-af-efaeuta co lcTr aseayFof Gold and fa.rFslfr made aHd fin receive samples Tlsss pa as 1y as ssrsrs esiria.ng dsEr rreen 1lssk. aad nfsra osr-lA,sss hg ashL
 Gfsss. T. :. GrRTIS Can cHas. <. EtsoS. l3- Mor,g,,s,ory Si, arFt7as Frsnrsoo
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ARIZONA STAGE LINE.
 La Pay to Prescott.

F.-1-sXh Rcguisr Weekly Trips. <sz-Se~3J1 z by sisge vlfh fhe Mal viii hs fnsde
 befaefn I-s psz and Tresofft 4 Sur. n1rs fasssnEfr stage il leave Ia iag eyery hsarky connecting wh i1e fhe stages tie Calf4fua end or f5e tus fia Sat hsraari.no. iarriving WickeBiarE> M1utaya aad af fsesoaa Tuesiays. Passeagefs rf filnF uiH arrive at ia Fa7 ftiays ooupnrsing i.f stage iss t,ioria ti; deTaris saiuri~y uorInE. rs~ Issekases 60. farvafGssi ea reasoaalls terms.
 JAMES GRANT. Cossuefor. Trssroti Oeiafsr2 g TEta.
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asw Adrcrtissments.
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE CHIEF DISTRESSING OFFICER , NOKurEv Dt-rfH-tNG DisuICI AHiZJ.k
 TOiT WHTrLr 4. T.. Srpi 18th 1870.
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Three Horses.

saio Co commence u, lf aeia,i M Tern. CASH
 CUAs MORTON
 Second Iirrf Bf Cav A Q N CsuF Verde, Anlaaa ssf.J c. l6ss3 H
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Q. HENDERSON & BRO. W hoIesate and Retail Dealers in

w nbteAatt ana IAftat beStcls III Groceries, Provisions. Wines, Liquors, Tosaccn Cigars. Clothing, Dry-GOOis, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Inware, Glassware, CrOckery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints SiSs,
 Oils, Putty, Ststioherys
 CuueTy, Confectionery. rerfumery. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Ihildrrns
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. Tsy rurttu'arlv iavs fhs sFcia Asiea,irr rs sers is tsef AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. osasssng of sll Eiuds f
 PfgFs, Csi'itQf9rg. D9yHo ShOus Ples,s. S,ef Sr.es cad HLa,lJayors, Ai-e sf uae iraae e. tlleif
 Fine Stock of Liquors, Au of shieh fey sin seu lrf tan a- os,sr srsrs Ia
 C,t4irai Ar.kgua-
 n. HENDERSON d BRo. I9rsesss AnEas' i3 is1a
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ATTENTION LADIEs!!

>IEw FALL ASD WINTER DBEsa Goops .N Ja.f ft.tss a
 nENDEnsoS 6 BROS
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Fridiv. October 2Ist. IsfO.

setIrn prnp1 |. it TsIpii ate. will be yel ai tls % 4ec untii npan. cu
 Fridiy, October 2lsf. 1870. fr ,,c delivery oi the fioeiag named suppiies a he several Nl.rry P~'. ia tis bs'riet ss below spe-ted ,zi
 CAvP HUALPAf AT. r., tre.i,sd ih,saud pound. CiO0000 Bs) of sheisd Hr Brrley siS huudrI ,ns ,cJl of Hay, containing two ihoasend C4.J0+ pauuls Co fIr t1u.
 CAMP VERDE AT. Five hundred isoasand ro1nds t5a0 o2 Hsl ff sheied Com Barley. One tau.iai 0Jo ef Hay o,uil'a'ns iso ihoasand c2 2uyD pounds 's thc toa.
 CAMP DATE GREEK AT Tuo hHnlrci t,us eQ0l af Hay contaiaiug oussnd C.wQI Ioinds t9 iilc tuu.
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NOTICE.

B~gstisf rsrfiar ~ Affiar Is-iFr No lF1 q a A N af tial af ArlsH i-iEr sH f'rea.st Is ~aurIlg -sF trantaf f isssetsaafE .1 li uctsk tf ra.f.rfs af hssfff Mas.ts afs 2. 5efttrf ia ar ia ...,erasn.s
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NOTICE.

WIT hs soid Can,, Verde A. T rriia~ scp.enl.irr lp Irl1 illr fis.as e.adeanel . ! I.rll.-fty ,la.
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CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER

To de ro'rrs ef iarapai Cotaa'y hereby auaoanre ior-+if aa ias-feaisut -sad.ia,s tr fbe 'f-s af Cau'g itssaricr ai th. ea.i S.sri- Eluct0u
 EDWARD " WELLS
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For Sale or Rent.
Loo.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

a-ks Regular Neeiiurs Of ,his Lodge on Wed. .SssSSe uesday EyeningN st Masoulc HaR Msn- s'sNe~ bsrs Of inc Order In good standing, Invited Co attend T. x RUFF. x. c. E J. COOK. R. s.
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setIrn prnp, T.. it TYipii ate. will b, received af tiiis 70 4cc until n0an cn
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NEW HARNESS SHOP

Harness Saddles. Brides. etc. made and repaired. nfiag on vcrr wosk FEufSrel 'n ls . su, hs
 [ reasgnAbie Fsaces T. GOTHOLD. sugl3-H
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ttfts.r g-f Aps sfsrf g'tirfr alast ef CT fsish tfrltsf Augshfrf Hiah u.s1 Ar1saa
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il,c delivery oi the filo7ag named supp'ies ai tse
 ycrd MI-ry P'~'- ia ti,is us;rot below sperrdcd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-13
The wires OF Great Men.

In one of the towns Of Michigan re
.sides legal gentleman of fine abilities
Ian eloquent talker, thorough lawyer
land good fellow generally; but he tip
4 plesh too frequently, and his habit hal
Retarded his advancement. His party
had frequently promised him position
but the poor mans failing had as fire
3quently rendered it inexpedient just al
that time. Finally the time came wher
the Congressional nomination was within
his grasp. He had wife. She, too
wished to 60 to Washington. Other rep
.resentatives took their spouses to the
capitol. She mentioned the fact to
Robert.
you expect to go, dear, don't your
"Yes.
"And do as other Congressman dor
Yes" gruffiy.
well, as other Congressman take
their wives, you Il take mel
Idon't care; you may 60.
"But, dear, you know I've never been
there, nor never been out much. How
do you think I'll appear among other
sgreat mems wives2"
"Pear well enough pear well
'enoughv' replied Robert, beginning to
lget little riled. "All great men have
'confounded fools for wives"
Unfortunately for Robert, the people
did not see in Robert the representative
the exigencies of the times demanded,
land elected the other man. But what
Ian atrocions sentiment Robert uttered ]
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-13

land to a certain extent deprived Of the
|use Of his hind legs, went on in the same
manner for more than quarter of an
|hour; then approaching the edge Of q
river bank, at steep place, he sat down
land looked sadly at the water. Pres
,ently, having finally resolved on his
course, he raised himself on his poor
]paralyzed paws, made spring, and
Threw himself into the Loire. j
iran to the place from whence
(he fell and saw him carried off
by the stream, without making the
slightest resistance. As he came near
the bank called him gently, and held
3out my cane that he might take hold of
lit. He made no sign. tied my hand
jkerchief to the end of my cane and
threw it to him; he turned his head away
sadly and drifted off, / lost sight of him
lat the end of few minutes. He must,
mo doubt, have sunk. Feeling persuaded
that this unfortunate dog had actually
chosen death by deliberate act of his
Twill, | mentioned the circumstance TO
several persons, and inquiries were made
(which elected the fact that the poor ami
(mal had belonged to gardener, who,
seeing him infrm and useless, had pitt
|lessly driven him from his home. He
had wandered for whole month in the
fields and about the farms, receiving
more blows than crusts, till he preferred
Ia violent death to his miserable exist
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-13
SAD BROWN EYES.
BY ETA ELTON.


l0hl misty brown eyes, sad and tender,
I've veil your grief in glorious splendor-
In liquid light.
What is il in your troubled cleaning,
Forever haunts me in my dreaming
Both day and night?
|Reproach me not with mute upbraiding
lin those glances so sorrow laden,
But fearless yet.
|oh droop. white lids. your woe conccalin
Awaken not the depths of feeling
Let me forget!
Forget the past, with loving faces
1! Now lying low in earth's resting places,
Remembered still;
And one with wavy golden tresses
That kissed her cheek with light caresses.
Now cold and chill.
IOnce her eyes with mischief sparkling,
/ Ever bright ming, dancing, darkling,
In beauty bright;
5But twas who changed their gladness
ITO dreary, fearless sadness,
That quenched their light.
3Still her grief was all unspoken-
mot moan made she, or token
OF ranking dart;
But the deep. the pent-up anguish
Made my darling droop and languish.
Then broke her heart.
5roo late, too late, learned to love her,
land wet with tears the sod above her
A Lost forever.
, All in vain my bitter wailing,
4 My wild grief of naught availing-
Weeping ever.
4 Now her eyes, sad brown and tender
misty with their sunset splendor-
4 Haunt me ever.
aStill see them in my dreaming,
land their mute. reproachful meaning
Leaves me never.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-13
Thirty Years AgO-A Murderer
Vfc'im Unearthed i'm Bath County

More than thirty years ago, when the
3pike from Maysville to Mount Sterli ng
WAS being built, an Irishman named Col,
llins was one of the workmen, and lived
lin shanty on the side of the road,
about two miles this side of Sharpsburg;
lie was accused by girl who had lived
lin the family, of numbering a man the
might before she gave the information
land of burying the body under the floor
aof his shanty. A number OF excited
ineighbors went to the place, and open
ling the door saw blood ON the floor. In
1answer to their inquiries, the wife OF Col
;ins replied that the blood was thal
4 jof some chickens she had killed
1 the day before. The men then tore
4 up the flooring and there saw a hole IN
3the ground. Collins explained that he
HAD dug the hole to keep his potatoes
land other vegetables during winter, and
on digging further they discovered moth
ling OF corpse or any signs of violence.
lThey then dragged the pond opposite, to
3the mans house, on the place then be,
3Ioncing to General Sudduth, but found
! nothing. So satisfied were they, now
lever, that the body had been thrown into
7 the pond, that they commenced to cq1i
Hthe pike in order to drain the pond
sbut they were prevented from carrying
aout their purpose by General Sudduth.
n Finding no evidence against Collins
3except the statement Of the girl, he was
Hreleased and the community settled down
the conviction that it was malicious
Fabrication on her part, induced by
3quarrel with Collins or his wife. Some
<years afterward a report was brought tC
HBath that Collins had been hung IN MIS-
e]souri for murder, and had confessed tC
@killing man in Kentucky, but asno one
had been missed, the matter was soor
9again forgotten. Recently some mel
<were engaged in quarrying for the pix
lust across the pike from where th'
8shanty of Collins stood, and they, re
moved pile of loose rock that had lar
in the field for many years. On Digging
a little way, preparatory to blasting, thel
|unearthed complete skeleton OF man
.This revived the old recollections OF th'
s .'acensation against Collins, snd the re
port Of his confession in Missouri, an'
THE neighborhood is now satisfied tina
.'the statement Of the girl was true, bu
athat the body was afferward exhumed b.
3Collins, and buried across the road be
fore the search Of his cabin was made
f Mdqsriiie (Ky.) Eagle.