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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
President. Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A n x,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLISHED 1860.

WYE are prepared to purchase, at
~ Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
Of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r.
r. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and makecollections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and NatiOna
Lines of ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities of Europe for sale.
E. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
July15-d&wtf.
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FOR RENT.

Store House on Market Square.
Large House. Lot and Stable Depot street, offered
for only sl2 month.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-01
First Class Property for Sale.

OAaCC AVRNAsJ
Handsome residence on Church street.
Large Lot and Frame Dwelling on the best part OF
Main street.
Brick Dwelling new and handsome, on one Of our
best streets high airy location in good nelghborhood
ECHOICE FARM, 3O7 acres, miles from the city. on
good road level land, large dwelling, line rult, go
per acre.
FARM of IeO acres, miles from Knoxville, build
ings poor, land good and on good road.
Farm 100 acres, large new building, 3z miles from
town on River: good road, orchards. spring.
CHOICE TRACTS OF FROM 100 TO 5000 ACRES
in the Cumberland plateau.
COAL l. A n d S.
Large Tracts of Land in the Unaka Mountains.
COPPER AND IRON ORES.
All interested in the purchasing of Real Estate are
invited to call write No charge Tor lnormauoD'
FARMS NEAR KNOXVILLE.
Far ms in all parts of East Tennessee.
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
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Arrival and Departure of Train.

E. T. VA. & GA. R. R.
DAY TRAINS, e
Passenger train going West:
Arrives al Knoxville, 11:30 AN. Leaves l1:4OAN
Passenger train going East: - - -" :
Arrives at Knoxville, 12:10 Pm; leaves 12:20 p
NIGHT TRAINS. 20 r- --' VI
Passenger trains going West;
Arrives at Knoxville, 1119 PM; leaves 11:29PM
Passenger train going East: -
Arrives at Knoxville, 3:39 AM; leaves, 3:49 AM.
KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON Rp
Arrives at Knoxville from MaryVille, 10 AM leaves
Knoxville for Maryville 2;40 PM - :
KNOXVILLE AND OHIO RR.
Arrive at Knoxville 1870 AM; leaves, 4P.M.
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The Ava1lt Courier
4 Kentucky Enoch Arden with
Taria ions.

| Says the Paducah KsntucEsan: AT, tn,
breaking OUT Of the recent war between til,
North and South. Il patriotic Sfutherner. ],
nativesof Galloway county. whom We shal
cali Brown enlisted ii the Confederate arm,
and fought valianfly for the cause. He lef
q wife and family at home, with whom he
bad beer. in regular correspo adenee#p to-tht
battle Of Pea, Ridge, at which place hesswa.
taken prisoner and sent to b Northern prison
where he renamed Tor several years Witllput
exclianse suffering greatly from disease. In
order to get ont ofRfisonl lie accepted apfop,
osition 70 enlist in the Federal army, and 20
out 10 the frontier to fight the Indians. Be
fore getting to the roatsshe deserted, was
caua1it. tied anil sel teiiced tosbe shot, bur
his sentence was COMMITTED to some otner
kind 81 punishment, aid he proceeded to the
frontier. where's in the course Of events. .ahe
was Captured by ffie Ialdlans. and has been 4
prisoner in their hands ever since until he
made his escape, some two months since.
During all this time {sone severnor eight
years., he had DO opportunity for correspon-
ding with his wife, and she, hearing no til
dings OF him, supposed that he was dead.
About six weeks ago she married very Won
thy man, who lives i'm the region of Cross
land; tie honey-lnoonsswas scarcely ever
when the original husband turns up in the
neighborhood, Like a good clever felloWhe
sent hiswife word that heidi OF wish iii
any manner to disturb her married relations,
but as she bad seen proper to marry again,
he avmsted hisehildnp-a sheFfhsal to give
them up. but after advising with her friends.
he told her that he could recover possession
Of the children by law; she told him II lie
took the children he would have to take her.
This he agreed to. and III twinkling the.
matter was arranged; he became possessor OF
his own family, and is now far off in Califor-
uia enjoying his second honeymoon. The
few weeks IL under the Impress
ion that. VI ~ E..ae.#.s !. .,..s.4. 4, III q
Women are all feeting show
For mans deluaion gives.
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..ONoE IYonNfa ,,--1tis xersa tiesir.hile !, !.

s'ONoE YoUNa. "--1tis very desirable for
all who are engaged in giving instructions
TO young children to remember that they
were once young. A teacher, speaking OF
.his. says; 'sfhis practice is one Of the most
likely toimpart patti E I'D forbearance. and
to correct unreasonable expectations. AT
one period of my life, when iastr,1cting two
pr three young people TO write, found them,
as lthought,urastnil y stupid. happened
about this time to look over the contents Of
an old copy-book, written by me when i
boy. The thick npstroke.. the crooked down.
strokes. the awkward Jennings of the letters.
and the blats hi the hook. made me complete
~ ashamed OF myself, and could, at that
moment, have burned tile book IN the FIRE.
The worse, however, | thought of myself.
the better Thought ofniy backward schol-
ars; was cured OF my Unreasonable expec-
tations, and became in future tloubly patient
and forbearing. In teaching yo,lth. remeai,-
Der that you once We're yonng. and in re-.
proving their youthful errors, endeayor 10
cali to mind your own.''
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WIT AM WISDOM. fssT

Long division Separation for fife.
"A Word to the Wise Remain 80.
II Beauty without grace IS hook without
| bait. Il 81
The fixed stars and pen, Ink and paper are
fallsfatianary. y " 1ss
/ AHEnglish rapef says that lyeeins and
pies DO much prevail III Massachusetts,.
Iai Motto for some Of the item columns The
scissors are mightier than the pen ,s5I
a lranthat don't know anything Will tell
it the first time he gets 4, chance. .s...
70 Punch says that ssis very natural for 4 man
to feel girlish when he makes his maiden
speech .siHd u s3iaia saTssfs T a
|tistrhis saving IL aseribed to John Brown; ut
isa mighty big thing for an,an to do all he
CAM is I! $3.50
|ssa Moderation the silken string running
throughsthe pearl chain o. all the virtues.
Bishop Hail. stflsas.i'lf
il The Brooklyn Eagle says thatgravity is no
more evidence Of wisdom that paper collar
issOf a shirt. III IN
ii When II rains pudding you hold up your
dish; but don't spend yourtim watching for
d shower. 3@s
An ambassador is an honest man sent to
lie abroad for the commonvealth.-[Si Hen.
ry Walton. sfl
II you wish to know person's disposition,
play game ofbackgammon, croquet or DOM
inoes with him. and win the game.
Emerson says, and saws we'll: IF you
have a cold, or have had fever, or sum
stroke, or thunder stroke, never speak Of
it, ssi s sHy0t1 %
You never know man until you have got
into serape with him, and can see whether
he is willing to take his lair share Of the
blame. H A s7
"A celebrated clergyman recently said that
he had found more, good in bad people. and
more bad in gooa people, than he had ever
expected to.
When we think Of the labor required to
rear the few that are in our hot,seholds.-the
WEAKNESS. the anx iety,. the burden Of lite,-
how wonderful seems Gods work! for he
carries heaven, and ear h, and all realms in
his BOSOM 8a4E sk3
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Alternately. the celebrated surgeon. finding
large pile Of paving stones opposite to his
door, on his returning home one afternoon
IN his carriage. sWore hastily at the payIor,
and desired him to remove them. s.W here
shall take them tor asked the Hibernian.
ITO hell!' cried the choleric surgeon. Pad
dy leant upon his hammer. and then looking
up in his face, said with an arch smile, Hadn't
| better take them to heavefs-sure they'd be
more cut OF our honor's war;, -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27


Is. PRESENT HAPPINESS Henry Ward. Beech
or thus telicitously discourses onhuman hap
,piliess: vi @.:. Eli. s.4..s ..sz ,s=asa. sss Nj
II g How old are you? Twenty-Five? Thirty?
Are you happy to-day? Were you happy
Yesterday 4res yen generally happsg IT
%, you have reason to judge that you will
be happy bysand-bys Are you so busy that
you have iio time to be happy? aud are YOU
going to be happy when you are old. and
sou lnlye not much do? No; you will not.
You iiow haven specimen 81 what YOU viii
betwhen you are old. Look in the face Of
to-day. That is about ! the average That
will tell yon what you are going to be-
What you are carrying along with you is
what yoii will have by-and-hy. If you are
50 conducting yourself that you have peace
with God, and with your fellow men. and
with your faculties; il every day you insist
that duty shall make you happy, and you
take as much time as is needful for the cul-
ture Of your social faculties, you will not BE-
exhausring life,s and iii will be continually
replenished.- But it yea are saving every
thing up till you get, TO be an old man, habit
will stand like tyrant, and say, :. You
would not enjoy yourself before, aud you
shall not now How many men there are
who have ground and grouna to make money
that they might be happy by-and-by, but
sl.o. when they have got to be fifty or sixty
years old. had used up all tiIe enjoyable
nerve there was IN them. During their early
-. 1x.s
eality to the excess Of stingiless, and when |
The time came that they expected joy, there
WIS nojoy farstllem.
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A Gorgeous Editor.

* : ta.5
I Mr.. Wlitcaw Reid, Mr. Greeley's young
man. WAS IN the city last week. He stopped
at tile Arlington hotel, aud attractet alissr-
sal attention by the beauty of his person aud
the gorgeonsness Of his apparel. He wore a
white satin vest, trimmed with rnffies and
point Iaee,a Blue Sheektie, alsimnIeilse gold
clainswltich MentztWice rollndabis meek and
fell gracefully over his snow-while shirt boz
SON, respondent with three precious stones
OF enormous value, nanely. an emerald. Il
diamond cluster aud a magnificent ruby. His
spantaloons-a delicate sh de of ashes of roses
were cut in the latest Partisan style and
strapped tightly over patent leather shoes.
stitched with yellow thread q lie wore 4
white silk' hat-a compliment to his distin-
guished chief-gloves made to match his pan
falcons, apdga slender canww itira llMHlle, of
ivory AMI golslp MI. Rad WAS the Observed
ut all observers on the avenue; thousands Of
.admiring eyes followed him wherever he
went. tie lnadf AL nlinease ensation: 1t the
capitol. Doors flew open at his approach.
and the crowds of lobbyists. congressman and
otlier vulgaEprople WHO ngearonld the
halls and corridors, inStis cJiiyssly made " i
Tor him Jas sle appfoaeaielfs sMherever ahe
passed the air was filled with sweet fra
GRANGE and perfume; an anuelic smile played
around hiscfassie mouth, diselosinga setsot
pearly teeth; his hair was dressed IA POM
padour, irizzed at the. sides andscurled aud
parted behind. Washington has rarely seen
o much loyelness and beauty AMI perfection
u Mr.. Reid in bis person ana attire exhibited |
last week. 80 Washington Republican.
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An Elders PaIpabIe HIT.

! i
A United Brethren presiding elder, out in
Minnesota, preaching to a strange congrega-
ton, was much annoyed by some of the
young folks talking and laughing during the
service, lie pans &. looking at the. adlst,,r-
bers. and said:-''.I am always .afraitlito re-
prove those who misbehave. in church. In
the early pert of my ministry i made IA great
mistake. As was preaching, a young man.
who sat just before me, was constantly
Laughing. talking and making uneou,h
grimaces. ! paused and administered SEE
we're rebnke. After the close OF the service
one OF the official members came and said to
me, "brother ~ :. you made a great mis-
take. That young man whom you srebuked
is an IDIOT Since then have always been
afraid to reprove those who misbehave in
church lest should repeat that, mistake,
and reprove another IDIOT During, the
rest Of the service, at least, there was good
order. 81
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Every Family Should Have a Bottle.

I al :
4 In Chicago the HOME BITTERs are vou.bed for
r iv superior e any now muse Marinef AN
Sfemistry Rnsh esal College; Hahn, M if b: aa
B BIas sf s. a II noys + W " laa
h9sa Il M B. Laap james, q
d. D.; Ct simpson so ns Benner NJ p; D Mus
ND q Quinn ff'sf b bM IMll b
WOODWARD aos,s. n r; a Doherts D;R Wayne !.
" Mssarty b; = F Ma!ey, Il D; Ell john y; :
lss nss Sssaf 5me Hs.
the celebrated Hostetter and they have also the
= saiqming endorsement Of the medical profession in
JAMES Jackson co aodls, 1ay. 1s7o4s
nave communicated to the medical profession the
| receipt q the Heme Btters. it cannot. therefore,
for w have ms'iens 10
S. the formula for making the Home Btttrs, and
~ s srtsss ased 4 ! sas y
sflon ale Of the best class Of which they belong.
ssntly iaxatss Ike s' moas 81
si Having m ss % sssss
sass taking 1ssg gs
l,ststries and Diseases Louis
. ffs ~ .s's ssea ss8s DIsAKEa Med DWELL. gs5ss
ssss Late President de, Missouri Medical College
y '-s Member OF Board Health, e ST Louis, Mo.
Prof. Of Surgery. Mo-, Medical COLLEGE y and ~ ,.t
% resident Physician City Hospital ST. Louis Ma
a.l HERBERT .PRTbfM, NJ il. ny !
ffo,esseF q prasfiea Pharmacy 81 Louis College
5s.as JGW HIrEHILI. W. a@l z
..s l 4 Editor s',s q, of Medical Archives, t54S
$685. ! GA MARE, AT Is, ata fss gs.5G8
b ); 8 rM : nuil,M n z. go
A y !, MIr anEAcoGK, MD, q
IIoI. Oh surgery homeopathy Medical f,o leoe
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RE ENDORSED AND PREsCRIBEEs BY ero1n
s r. leading Physicians than any other tonic on
simulan1 now in use They are Al SURE PREVENT
TIVE OF Fever and Ague, Intermittents Bilious
ness, nd al disorders arising fran Miasmatic
causes They are highly reconani ended as an anti.
dyspeptc and m cases indigestion are invaluable
rs nm Appetizer and Recuperant, and III cases OF
GeneIal i,t6liify they have never IN a single I'M
they are particularly B BENEFICIAL 70 FEM AIES
strengthening the body, invgnrating the mind an a
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system
me HOME BiITERS are compounded with the
greatest care and no Tonic Simulant has ever been
offered to the public SO PLEASANT To THE
TASTE. and at the same time combining 50 smany
remedial agents, endorsed by the modest fratarai-
9 as the BEST known to Pharmacopoeia. 1t costs
llttle to give them fair trial. end -. - 7. 60.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
In the Matter Of The rs ats. Or Daniel MsClaarv
ss Deceased, MI,
THE BRIDAL CHAM her !

Essays for Young Men. on .rr,.at safY.4,
EVILS and SKI which Interfere MIN Man
EIAE WIFI sure nirafss OF relief for the Irpg All,
charge "A sealed s.ayeiopcs- Address, IItISARg
ASSOCIATION. No. II, NINTH StrcsT, phiaaflshi.1s.
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lscRArcH H1,1ozp : 4 eerrssspoitlent frrei n

sascRArcH H1IOzF "A CORRESPONDENT fraiflii
me or The interior towns sends us the fol-
lowing. He Essays: TAT 4 recent term OF our
sourt. liiesasfk Was calling tie list fiji the
purpose Of e.hpa.,neIilg 4 jury. and tie
work 'sass going hravely on, when, in answer
to y pane, n somewhat shabby grn1eels india
vlesaal pnt in an appearance, and in i very
mild aud seIf-depreeatory manner, feebly
asked TO be excused. \ The Judge, very dig
nifed gentleman, first looked astoiished, and
then. IN deep, rebuking voice, sternly said.
Excused, sir excused; ION what graundg The
juror, that was not to be, casting helpless
look around With d faint attempt ID smile.
replied: Ill have the itch, SIR The iteh:
sir; the itch, the deuce yon have said his
Honor, At the same time rising jn his lpagis-
fsrsaa dignity. The itch, sir! Dir. Cleak,
turning to That functionary, AIR. Clerk
scratch that man or The Clerk tainted. the
Court went into commissions, aud the Juror
|cft. Ell
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ark = House I

Helena. Il. ]. opposite yaHtar !, 1 CO CO. !.
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IO! IIO! HO.
For The Mammoth H,ss,,i,f

an now prepared sa carry lvvALfDs am
LEA slifE PARTIES frem Bozeman to the eel
eora'ea hot springs Of H"rr Mccartney,
TOT terms. apply to Gov. Williams, BozeInai
o ..l = !. - siFs JOHN WERKs,
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s 70 grow rieh,searna money fairly spend
As than ven earn, md hold IN fo the differ
a,see. TIE first take massic, the Il coisa seii-
control, thetlhrd lTafils. q j 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-04

NOTICE. Hsuua sud sat uf ba.iusts md
y AvtirIE tutcttir ~ n,y sras5uut = /. ts
g. Hnufy III psrsHls luatau 81 tg fga g. a. sud
srttie suou pu-ribls and ebhee
At JOHNSON, nuutis
Manchaar ", Nv 81 1871 a5itf
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OHN D COVEY,s E.TATE-

'OHN u COVEY'5 E~TArE.
STATE ~ NERspsf HasebsH ~ District e.
As Prof. al e. uHt b ~ ~ Naugh, ster wltun
ud sald Drtrri u hsnohestef on tbs l7th
lay ~ D., smber 4 H. 1871.
prrrcnt. II ~. u d BprtH Judge.
Az inrtlumrut ~ ~titinR purpTuag 20 hs the
ltst " u and testHmsu " J Ia u, Cuyue, late II
Sanhgsts 10 .sid Distiet, cessrd yaa present.
u Tor prohase.
MhsrupUu it ~ss ord sred tst said ia,
rdWsnt b. proven Pf0b 10 Curt W
BE- held Tie Probate OfB Ia Asugh, stor ID
sat DisiTtt. uu tbt lssi NndntHfat ~ January,
~, AMI Ibsl notes fhuft't - Aiyru T. al per
ms interest, d ~ yuHiiFiuhs srlB'd cops IL
bs record If sid ofdsr ttfts weeks saa.t aelse.
y "a tbs AtscagJrga J0pEstL, : nsssp4psr
riutsd A. s.it Bsnghrstvr kfaY9aa ~ ssia
N ~ hear uR.
A true record
Atest L0YELAND HuN80S, Register,
A tfls e IHy rJsd,
Attest, Lowell ND NuNsOE Register.
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n l.. howard,
wATcHAAKER JLwRLER AND EEoRAvER,

dpHbr la
AMERICAN AND aKNEvA WITCHES, AArRl-
CAN AAh FhRNt u CLOCK, INV hLh !, huNIh
AND slLYkk PLATED WAhk, oPkttAGLEs SIC,
Agent IN Aikb Lambert A Cpe. 9, lvurAttd
q rti ps =, Ia more ihsosAty am fsnt patti Ibs,
uhcMisd lf9m ihs purrst a gui a1d point e
u ~itr ut ne nee ~ si,ld.t uHtiks tho ptur of
Their M a,nfactU. P.f.oas desiring 20 pur-
see suytintg u q ID rllysf - hIntr Pistsu
q de can s.ys fun 10 ~ 70 n CEN. ~ usliag
Hussrs. 80 ohsdptA Hoass Il, ne %ate g0f
imofe1h Watches ! sut sl-O AK,u, ieT '1e
GRoyER BAKER ELASTIC LoCK.sTlrUH
sEMING MACnIRts
M invite all ho lest az ia srest or curiosity
70 ths ar OF ~ sin1 by machinery Nheth ~
rhdlug 10 purchA-s r hVt, 10 cal 81 ny salfs.
tppIns and fauitiatEt tbsmssItts sab III DIN.
rert ela+ss of IA onietH ~ us ~ y, fsuual e1.
itniusuou Ard by -swins aus .riiJ tB desire
tpt'n n, ~ bueh Viz tutr are III says welcome,
I'd tbsss visit, regarded az fayuTs.
* hronon sttn SUD hns atChee care
nl adIustsd, EnsiA'tnK ucsuutuii} ~ ouied.
vi Snrk promptly sturutet 10 the beet work
manike mauntf tor nbetsi compensation.
q l. HOWARD,
oppo-Ii Post Unaov hLiu street,
Factory Point Vermont,
Fnclur, Pom De 81 1879 [lo2 ~ al9rn
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And SaFaaisa 5 - le,soa n Ksay .IssaHee,
Prices ~ ~ az lgs - Esfrlaf - ssi agfk viii
bs aoa a. estsEis So e. ebY eagatFg sfAeH
he aH - 81 hia aal1s " siaaaA satsf a. 81
lnsts Geept ~ iut eysd srta ~ saclt Ia D. L
Ua he sVfk f0aintt sltu tie ssgy.
AoHds 81 stEb lissii. b a4ll farther sttaes
stA u Maya II 5sgi - ~ dFils gn q s
De- faUwiaE 81 i.el3 Il isl, a.s.bis ~
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,aiti grow esi.t r,s. Il.
tat FaI ~ ti..e sf..etsst
~ They keet elzu. r rs hea.
I. e etc etwe la
serl .ss with Def gsr ti..,
ae5 several asbasa Isrua u..
nas sitb a. huI hsd Hi t.t.r,
taat dag st smsha Aa1 a,g ras.e 81.
o. sHit.| cad telt Ea,I t.r sm.fEiar
and BE- is aa #ets H
weut Ia tfari nHs@ 4ale ssEs-a,ag
hut ns ri.tl etat The hr-t pfFuu
saF yvs Jaet Haam. abaat lhr nl g.
die q tlc 1, er. ana tbas sa Lawrence
so he h.u aiih an as heye ufcr t1c
seaa the heiv ig.i aat 90 hIs haa1
sad Sc ai uutuf us 8aar. ana arui
after bat diI aot 60 e thra stw
Lawrence dnN d revolver j grabbed
bald Gift ami jumped Owes ur eaaala
grabbing h as wont. 4 pHs0le+ il
down saying faak you alut going
T. shoot ans ot titfse tuvsf be- then
ared 10 biting mt iu The leF. BE- 6red
twice afterwards bidding Il oH ,
then iei ga the revolver aad started
out. around the e-nateF, but Farwell
and Henry lh llips stood at the end
and stopped me FatwgIi held nae, aad
Fhiii ps struck mo two yr three times
on tbc bead Lawrence stood behind
and said that is right give il 10 him
got away tu'm them auJ started tu
run out. and just as I vas going. d
shot was Cred jos, grazing the top Of
my head Went Ont. gp the wolk, and
then came back whore quite a crowd
was assembled. pet Hanna aud 81 So
hilllps coming from iurweII's house
met him said 10 him, you arc the mar
that struck me and Knocked him
down.
Cros" Eramt9ed. Was ia the gro.
Gerry ,aturday night with Del Carr
anna vas there Have heard the
buys say Hanna coula mt get beer
there Del Carr goa glass If beer
and gave it to Hanan, and Del. Carr
struck Farwcll To- the face anna
told arr 10 striEo him.-he lodged AiG,
an the couutoc, Went from there Ia
with's. lei. arr was with me.
ant spJ Hanna was there Nathan
ndrews and Iirhard hay were
iheae Heard some one & awrcuce
FarweIls grocery ought to bc clean.
ed out " hen j went Is tile grocery
Frank Tuck, anna, Il. arr AMI
others were ere stil lew minutes.
suck or arr as Cd me 10 treat.
then went out Jaw Hanna dance
there Nr Barney lmy b sd iold me
u go in and get the boys away as there
might tx a fuss Cribs when went
ia Monday When Farwcll was
sirnck by arr on saturday, lawrence
aud his father, Hanna aud arr were
there, arr trying 10 take a glass OF
beer 10 Hanna was why he was struck.
Ne followed Lawrence through under
the fence into the house. heard arr
$ ~ in the house he is here and we will
fiud him. uwman came in to get
them out ard some others. tried To
get them out. Vel Carr Frank Buck