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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-19
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
P. Il. Mckinley and George Daugherty,
doing business at Flat Rock, Mason County,
WestVa,. is this day dissolved by mutual
concent, The business will hereafter be car.
ried OH by P. H. MCKindley, with whom all
settlements must be made. This 18th day OIL
April, 1873, P. Il. MCKlNDLEY,
GEORGE DAUGHERTY.
april 2I-6w-pd.
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Prc.NlC-Las Friday the Tom. Hack
uey took porty of young ladies and gen.
tlemcn from Gallipolis to Capt George
Cooper's farm on the Big KauaWha, about
seven miles above this place, where the
day was spent in crOquet playing, singing
and dancing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-19

The Agricultural Works at Portsmouth,
Ohio, will turn out about fifteen hundred
reapiug and moving machines aud threSh'
erS this season -Er.
Just what ought to be done in Point
Pleasant. We have every facility for such
an establishment, and there is money iu it.
Some of our capitalists should make the
start
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We see by posters that 40 election Is %
be held iu August next, for District School
officers. aud for a County Superintendent
Of Schools We hear Of several persons
anxious to be candidates for the posi-
ton Of Superintendent, but as yet nOu'
have been announced IN our paper We
think that the present race will be free tc
all who choose to enter. as both political
PARTIES seem not to want to make nOmlOa'
tons, The only way then, gentlemen is
to announce your names in the county pa
pers Our terms will be S. in advance,
for each name announced in our paper fol
County Superintendent Of Schools As
experience has taught US that it is easier tt
collec. announcement fees" in advance
than after the election is over, we will az
nounce no name unless the money is paid o.
the time the name is handed 10. We wan
all ''aspitauts" to understand this, and tFus
none will ask US to credit them.
Considerable money is due US from can
didates for printing done at the last STATE
election, which we would like very much
to have. 1t is perPleziug to have sigh
drafts" presented every thirty days asking
US to pay our paper bill or type and iuI
account, aud have money 10 other people I
hands which we cannot collect when nee
ded. We are just now 10 that Predica
mcut. The Executive Committee nigh
take this gentle hint, also.
The papers all discourse on the fcu
aud unhealthy stenches of their towns
aud We wish also to remind our own boart
of health that Point Pleasantneeds llttI'
attention in this direction. Whatever i
necessary to prevent any danger to th'
health of the community from foul" PIa
ces should be done. Let all premises ii
aud adjoining the city be inspected by th'
board Of health, aud compel tue owners II
clean them up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-06-19

Our Subscribers in this county viii
remember that after the first day of July,
1878. they will have to pay postage on the
Register, at the rate five cents per quar-
ter, or 20 cents per year. Those, however,
who receive their papers from the P. 0.
in Point Pleasant and do not want to incur
the expense of postage, can get their pa
pers by calling at our Office, free OfpOstage
if they notify US Of The fact
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Mason City, W. ", June 4, '73.

Mr., EDToE-WG we're very agreGabIy
surprised few evenings after the Festival,
by the entrance of a committee, who, on
behalf of themselves and other kind friends,
presented US with the elegant cake dona'
ted to The Festival by the gentlemanly Of
icerS Of the steamer Clara Scott This
cake has done good service and looks well
on our our table. Many, many thanks.
No speeches were made.
Yours, &C.,
GEo. c. WELDING.
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Docs From an Ordinance published
in another cOlum il would seem that we
are to get rid of some Of the worthless
dogs that infeSt this town. We fully en-
dorse this action Of the town council.
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Rev. W. L Hill, will be Installed Pas
tor of the Buffalo Presbyterian Church on
the fourth Sabbath of this mouth, by the
committee appointed at the last meeting OF
the Greeubricr Presbytery, for the pur-
pose. The committee consists of Rev
Edward Eells, Rev. j, 9. Brown. aud FL.
der Taylor The services will be prece.
ded by preaching 90 Friday aud Saturday
night.
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Fix that Court House pump,
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AErent deal Of sickness is now prevail
ing 10 this ueigbbOrbOOd
The longest day Of the year will be the
2lst Of this month,
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Jon WORk,-If you want first-clas' job
work done at fair prices call at the Register
office. Our facilities are unsurpassed by
any Office in the city, and this department
is now under the personal supervision of a
gentleman long recognized as among the
best practical printers in the State No
trouble to show specimens.
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An ElpOsroR i have been informed
by a gentleman that person in the garO
Of cleric, has been collecting in this
county, representing himself as person
having permission to do SO. He also uses
my name as a recommendation for his
represented good works He generally
lodges 10 some saloon. We request our
many friends not to give anything in our
name, to anyone, except to those who have
our signature. Should we find henceforth,
that the couGdiug faithful are so imposed
upon, we shall have recourse to legal pun
ishment 1t pains US to do this; but we
cannot let our many friends suffer from an
imposition Of such glaring nature.
Rev. P. H. MCKERNAN,
NJ ~, yIr " - 40
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The celebrated Alderney Bull, ARAB,
may be found at the pasture Of Captain D.
Y, Smi.her, near Gallipolis, Ohio.
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We direct attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. A. q. Van Glider, Successor to
Mr.. B. Il. Miles, Druggist. He has
just received a fine stock Of Drugs, Neti'
cines, Paints. Oils, &c. We ask our rea-
ders to give him liberal share Of their
patronage lie has in charge Of his store
an experienced drug,clerk. Store in the
same room occupied By Mr.. Miles.
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The loose. froutod poouaises which have
been introduced here look too much like
morning wrappers to be liked for street
wear, and are very common.
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CLlrroS MATTERS. Friday and Satur'
day evening We had Strawberry Festival
for the benefit Of the Sunday School, which
was a success financially. The editor Of
the Journal received Complimentary
from one Of CGhon's fairest belles-thOugh
he was The "huudsomest' man in town
The Bedford Salt Company blOWed OuI
last Saturday night
The forge department of the Nail Mill
stopped Saturday. The Nail department
will also stop next Saturday.
PropatiOus are being made for a grand
affair on the Oath Of this month, at this
place.
Rev Manchester has returned from 4
Trim IN KanaVha. MIxEY.
MARRIED On the 9th inst, at the res
ideuco Of the brides mother, by Rev. W.
L. Hill, Mr.. Thomas Gnlbrith to Mis-:
Mary NJ. Garrison; all Of Putnam county,
West Virginia.
By Rev. R. G. Stewart, on the 18th Of
June, 1878, at the residence Of the brides
uOcIe, Mr.. j. A. McGufin, Of Stauuton
Va, to Miss Maria HOgg, niece of Hon
John Hall, Of Point Pleasant, West Va
[Ceutrol Presbyterian copy
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To DRIVE AWAY ANTS. If they are
married aunts, borrow some money from
their husbands. If they are single, let
'cm take care Of the baby forthe afternoon,
while your wife goes to matinee,
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Our devil" reading an account Of
some persons finding den with an Him
table number Of snakes in it, all Of which
they destroyed, says that is nothing to the
snakes" killed by The new liquor bill,
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FRuIr. From different parts Of the
county we hear that the prospects for 40
abundant crop Of apples, is good There
seems to be a prospect for fair share of
peaches, but no cherries or plums.
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The editor of the Moorfeld Adce7ir,
having rad that boiling lamp chimuey'
would proveat their breaking, tried it.
lie is now of opinion that that suggestion
originated With some chimney man
ufacturcr, as be bad 10 60 forthwith and
buy new chimney.
, 1873-03-15
IOWA..
An OIL Sensation Ncnr suy1o1

An Oil Sensation Ncnr suylorvi11o.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMo1NEs, March 14.-Tho oil vol near say-
1orvilo was opened to-day, and an augor inserted
in tho old cavity. Aftor boring little, tho
nugur dropped between six and seven feet, thus
developing vacuum Of that depth. An inch
Pipe WAS thon inserted in tho cav
ity, and moment aftor water md
oil isBued from tho upper end
Of tho pipo with Buch force as to tlrowit twenty
foot in the air above tho mouth of tho shaft. 4
tank is being built. and moro Pipe will be addod
to. carry tho oil and water to tho tank,
Thon tho practical test Of oil will
bo mado. Whon re-oponod to-day tho gus
tnado fully as loud q uoine rs whom
first opened, and was plainly heard half milo
distant, and the ground shook and trembled for
somo rods about tho we'll Tho woll Ia exciting
great interest In this part Of tho State, and hum
drods visit It daily. Tho bottom OF the shaft il
100 feet below tile prairie, and fifteen foot below
tho bottom Of the DeBAloines River.
, 1873-03-15
FIRES.


p4nKrnBnuno, ". w., Maroh 14.-Tho loss,
BY tho tlro Of ast night, ia not quite 30 large as
much oxceoi I'D, Doc. tho insurance il divided
among tho following companies !: Farmers,
Continental, Of Now York, 41,oo9; HONS, x's0e u
seego ahe following companies, s o. Of "Sli, Wbooling,,
y: Va, suasain lossoB, % follows Etna, 81 800;
gitizcns, s1,50o Franklin Tiro 4 Marine, mud
ae9rrman, $4,000 each. Total, sA,o -,
bS WnfE r. i;a " W. Ma1o 14A re at Wells
nituro store Of ]. b. Lloyd, tho aaloon and DWELL
Ing Of Conrad Fotoror, and badly damaged the
Courthouse and tho Residence Of Joseph Ap-
plegate. Tho origin Of tho fire is unknown.
morning injured II. O. Stewart & Col furniture
manufaotory on Race street to the oxtont Of
$4,000 or OIL, 900; fully covered by insurance: :.
Iowa CtrY, Iowa, March 14.-A fire started
Luaoa merchant tailoring establish 1mont, and
destroyed the building and stock. Tho inaur-
snce is $40, 500. No goods woro saved. Tho
housoa of Glenn and Pryco, hardware !. N.
n9o Bio n,,ek e,osRlE L. E. Lyon has aaa
ngod by tho removal of thoir goods, but woro all
lnsurod. Tho origin Of tho fro is unknown.
ST. Lou1s, March 14.-Beveral franc business
houses st Savannah, Mo-, woro burned on
o1No1NNAT1, March 14.-Tho dro at Spring
Valley, Ohio, Inst night, destroyed Barrett & WIZ
toms pork house, which contained about 1000
pieces Of bulk rides and 900 tiorces Of lard. No
esttmato Of the 1oaa has yet boon mado, but 1t
wsa insured for $s5, 900, $22,ooo Of which WAS in
New onIEAxs, March 14.-The British ship
John Parker, Aenco on Friday ne1t for Liver
pool with 613 bales Of cotton, 1000 staves, and
vas scuttIod, and sank on the flats at Southwest
Pass.
, 1873-03-15

hretfHt DisbacA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ArnAfY, N. T., March 14.-1}EEvEa-Tho n,arknt 30
tar thia week has boon quiet with failing Of In
rricos Of from 10 to 1o per Ii on all graes Thero
has leon the usual attendance Of Now York and
brighton dealers, but thoy nnve rurchaaod bMt few
cattle and those principally Of eommon grade: TO
senhul anB 95 lInos steors, which may DO aaid TO bo
tho best IN 1narko but lle facd TO obaIn the rrlco
,;'a asked ,6st for them, 7so Per b. The quality q
wsol, but It 4 assorted that tho beat cattle ars
the nm martet closed anything but arm. Tho receipts
efe may yet roalzo lnat weok's figures.
hl11.9n cows-Aro IN light rcqueat and demand, but
prices havo improved $500 hoad.
SHEEP AND IAMps-The supply this week s consld-
erhble ovor that Of 1aat week. but very little busness IL
doing There y fur attendance Of Eastorn buyers,
but they soy rrccs ato No per ID too high for thon to
make prolt purchases. They therefore, pre-
fsrred TO walt until In the hope dealers vii,
givo way, which ia not al nil improbable.
effected hero, % ali received were billed through TO
eaBtern and aoutllern markets..
HonsEs-n1arkot firm, with good dcmnnd and aup-
ply. Tho prices ranged follows: Drivers, from
$2oo to tsso; woEters, common from sl76 to s25; do
heavy, $225 roalaters, 5000 TO $376.
WORKING 0xEN-Thcre wore soma working oxen In
market toay, but little business dono In this
branch,
, 1873-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York FInnncfnl Ncxys,

Now York Financial News.
New YonK, March 14.-Tho atuation In Wall street
was unmarked by any important feature. Gold aud
exchange alternately woak and arong and atocka
Money was closo at 1-8491a2 for call ouus, olosing
ut per cent The outstanding legal tenders arc atacl
ut $357, 900.
sterling, l07tza1075<. .
Gold was active; opened at 116, declined to 114A,
recovered TO Ill., and closed at 116@11bh. LoAus, s
pnr cent to 132 for carrying, mud 1at for borrowing
Cleartngs. $a9,ooo,ooo. Treasury dlabursements,
$84, ,AU0.
Governments wcro dull and weak, with decline In
Gs Of 81.
Tenneuaee Is were highor. Other State bonda ruled
dull
Railroad mortgages steady.
Stocks were quiet, except few shares, and prices
irregular. Pacific h1al was active. Il Is believed
Gould and stockwell are playing with 1t to induce
"short" interest a. q basta for strong turn up
wards The price rose from ok k@t7}i and closed 1t
bGH. Lake Shore was spectally weak, dropping from
% e %, buyers having dseoyoscd they putting
up the price too rapidly Western Union WAS adyanced
from 851 to 87A BY tho Gould clique, but reaced to
e8A: Eric rose from es4 TO 00t n symrathy, with
vera minds. st. Paul x hut loat most Of tho i'd
port Of the nomination OF Richardson ~ Secretary Of
tho Treasury.
6sesling, 10711.
, 1873-03-15

BuFrALo, March -Roccipta to-day, $40 ;
total for tho wcek eB3 800 cars against 293 cara
Inst wock Market very slow ut about ostcrdsy prcos
About 600 was disposed Of. sales 27 Illinois steers
Averaging 1118 to 1,2G0 lbs $5.60@619H IS Michigan
steors AZ o76 lbs, 3525 II Missouri secss AZ l,iO4
lbs, $s.75 II Missouri o1en ,428 bs $500 40 In
dfana stecrs. av 1,o58 lbs, $780,
for tho week, $780, against $500 last week. Market
closed heavy At Ac dcolno hat weoks prices. West
eru sheep, {4600s6.50 choice ota SHADE higher No
Canada stock arriving Baes 8o3 Michigan bhcop,
80 to o. lbs 50o@676 101 1ndiann Sheep, ny 90 lbs
$40 4o5 Ohio sheep, ~ 76 Lbs, A.bo.
uods-Roccipts today, 5000 total for tho week,
1o,200, against 2ot 100 last wcck. Market allow, ut
slight advance On yesterdays prices. Moss Of the anil
inoia aud Ohio hogs, 200 to $50 tbs. at
, 1873-03-15

LlyEnroo1 March 14-11 q. m.-Flour, 2as 6dea2os.
Winter wheat, 12s ID spring. 11a 3da12a Id; white,
Is sd@12a club las 4d8l2s sd. Corn, 27s627s Sd.
LavKnpooL. March 14--9:30 y. m.-Dreadstutra dull
snd @ lower. Flour, go %. White wheat, III 7d@lla
$50 od. Nost unchanged
~ L1yEnrooL. March l4-6 p. m.-Bprng whoat, lis
2d@l2s I'd. Rest unchanged.
LONDON, March l4.-C0I4ola for money, 02>%@99E
sccoHn 023s @D3. b2oa Of 'G5, Daa@ do Of VI, wiz
1e,10s, 30 new bs, 90H Eric, b31S.
Thh amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Dank Of
England on balance to-day, .css, 100.
Iallow, 4!a Sd.
IAA1s March 14.-Rcnscs, SGT 75o.
Tho areclo In tho Dauk Of france has Increased
4,933 600 francs.
LtvEnrooi., March 1i.-Ootton dull middllng up
land, 0Hd: Orleans, 0Ad; sales, 10000 balea
Amcrican 1000 speculation and export lo0oo Rs!es
3os week 5000 export 1000 speculation 700. stoci
s.n 81 ooo Actual export o,uoo Stock aioae $4,000;
observation-disclosures whlta wheat average quality
, 1873-03-15
OSBORNE.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
dALEsnuRo, ILL.,, March 14.-1frs. Adella II.
Mathews waa murdered with circumstances OF
groat atrocity on the 9th day o: August last at a
quiet farmhouse near Yates. q little village Of
Knox County, in this State. Her husband, q
woll-to-do agricultural Of that fertile district,
left his home early in tho morning to assist In
somo labor on o farm two miles dstant. Tho
family employed no servants, aud Mrs. Mathews
wss left sole occupant Of the house during the
day. Mr. Matthew'S returned ut sundown
with ono Of his laborera, and gsa
surprised to ind tho house closod,
md deathly quiet prevailing about
tic prsIniseB. Tho dullness seemed intensified
YAep 4p entered. Tho windows Nsrs d.sk9aea,
, 1873-03-15
AVENGED.

Is Heaven Hath NO lago Like Love
to Hatred Turned, Nor EQcll u Fury
Like n Woman SCOrnedsss
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CENrhEv1hLE, o., March 14.-John Kelsey, q
young man of this place. was last evening sAot
by young lady named Ella Denham. It appears
they wero lovers, and Kolaoy had proven false to
hor, md was paying his attentions to another
lady. Ho is IN dangerous condition, and, it is
feared, will not recover. Both parties arc Of
good family. The young lady gave herself up
To the authorities
, 1873-03-15
MARRIAGES.. II,
I1EI-1iA1NHWORTH-At Qhrtst Church, GIN.
oinnnlt Ohio ~ Nav. Mr. Gray, ". 4, Depho 81 Kan
sAa City, No. and Hiss Lucy A. MninEzortli: IN cards.
DEATHS,

KEEG AN-hfarch a. 1879, At G1t Wsst Ta{iT street,
Alelino FaFner. vito nf uoorao EteRan aged Zoan.
rcsilenoa - 10 ootook a. n, Saturday.
TT Buffalo, Albany, and Now York rhpoEs plcsso COPY.
JAQLE7-1n this oity. MARCH, H. Joaoph VIM. rooly
son Of William and Hannah .Jaqu~, agnd months.
10 peArco atsoo Trods respectfully Invited to at
tcnd.
sANpHns-At 57a stato atsoot, 1frs. j. eands.s.
rlto 0f john anndoFt, plumber.
Funeral to Calvary Ue1notory, In carriages, at 1870
D. nl., Sunday.
,tsTNVKNsON-March u, q nnoamona,. +, Anne Maria
Clark strout. - -
LlMBKRu-Caroltno Litnborg wifo Of A. LimberS,.
AKnd IL yeara and months
Funeral Hnr,tay Mnro 10, at D. M. from her tnto
foktdonce, 2lh Wost Taylor strcot. .---
, 1873-03-15

IL 7d@l1s 1od club 12a 3d@12s Al; red sprng 11nad
0d@27s. -" ''s ~"
~ oProvtsions-Lnrd 8s od ohcosc 72a. Cumborlands,
Necnipts Of corn for tho pnnt three days, $4,000
quarters, Of which 10000 qinrtera wnrn American
feeetGis or wheat for tue sae timo, 1900 quarosr
, 1873-03-15

Pittsburgh livestock Mnfkots
P1rIsDunoH, March 14.-CATr1E-hIarket dull ar-
rynln heavy best, se.0o@o.b0; stockcrs, s3oo@ioo
common &.b0G94.7t.
eHEEP---Narket very dull arrivals heavy bcst,
$50. ' -
Hoaa-Market firm arrivals Light; phllnde1phia,
$800@G16; Yorkcrs, $5.2596.30.
, 1873-03-15

Fine Furniture at Auction.
VIM. A. Dusota Go. will offer At thor salo to-day
the largest assortment OF ue furniture carpots MIR
rors and household goods offered this season. Parties
in waut Of such should not tsil to at.eud.
, 1873-03-15

WRIGHT
BAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-John A. Wright
WAS hanged to-day At Yuba City, for tho murder
OF Edward Fauat.
, 1873-03-15

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
p1rTgDuna1E, March 14.-Crude petroleum dull and
Refined, 14Ac, spot,
, 1873-03-15

Ae sa" tue pf1Houor ~ Ing Slclnlty OF t1o plhce
Of the murder, or going to, or returning there
from. A history Of tho case, therefore, resolves
itsolt into An hnnlyslH Of the testimony. The
concurrent testimony Of tho noighbors showed
noon. Upon this point hinged much Of tho ar
g,1ment Of the defonso. A knife, proved to be
osbogne's, vas found near the path Of tho sup
posed murderer, the GROUND, being tracked and
cd, he told tic officer that when his 3 wife It
informed him that Mathews was ut the door Of
his house on the night Of the murder, hs sup
posed he came to charge him with it. This was
timation that a murder had been committed. "A
white shirt was also found with blood Btains
on It.
Tho theory Of tho prosecution in regard to tho
9 bo s ~ M 9o9 na
and tho tracks showed those pecullartioa. Tho
mife, which seemed to bo ruated with blood, was
proved to belong to Osborne, Tile wound ID the
thtoat Of Mrs' Mathews did NOT seelu to indicate
Tho s,1nday-scl,ool money found ut thu Corbin
house. where Osborne acknowledged hinHo]f to
have beent and the paper wrappings found along
sun psre and pa %us Tsas Sase pssss psoaa Of ha as
way to tho places where they wore poked up
by the Same hand. Tho teapot on ehe stoyo
seemed to hhye been placed there for Osborne,
ton at midday. One Of his white shirts ahowod
ataina Of blood. Osborne had not succeeded In
proving any credible nlibi. 1t was supposed that
Osborne went to Matthew'S house with luatful in
tontions asked Mrs Matthew'S to prepare dinner
for him :; followed her into the collar, whittier
Bha went to obtain sone necessary article at
tempted to raviBh her, but failing, committed the
dreadful decd for which ho WAS executed.
Tho defense WAS careful aud Ingenious. The
matter Of the boot-traoks was dlamiaaod rs an
Witnesses that Osborne wore colofod shirt on
the day Of the murder. Taking up tho theory Of
the prosecution, that tho desa was committed be-
tore u o'clock. II YaR shoWn by several credible
, 1873-03-15

aud struck her On tho back Of tho head 6ho started to
pulled her hack, and etruch ller again. She fell
tho head. ahe qulyered. thought sne was aead. I
went up stairs, and to 1nake false motion, rum
must tako II to prevent the false motive from be!n9
discovered @ Ipn: package , In each pocket Then
taSg 9od go a%n ,a51 saa 'se '
sn pp sa bent % n ssa ~Aa.. =, ST.
'S a.. si fs sEo said III and ssasa
her hand toward me, and said, "why did YOU, do
i .op hsn
beforo took out my kntfo aud cut her throat sho
nut the money @ IL hs oofbin honse LAD lad
on coat. and 60. ona drop Of blood
hunt alone. did not vo1ato her person, God il
Hanna Freed aworo truly. shs Jaw mo from tho
That knife used threw through tho hedge running
east and west between Enoch'a farm and Hargeant's
found was not nino; mover Haw 1t to the beat Of my
knowledge.
tearfuiIy wronaed the Matthew'S family. / asf
s,s them 6ovs 6fosgS' ,ats.a f. feel that God
tho limo Ia short. In q few momenta shall be In
eternity, and God witnesses tho truth Of this atato-
sr. Krotzinger has written this statement this 18th
dsy Of March, 1875 at 16 minutes before IL o'clock ut
ny y. ssrnest ,s request TsntGd him to write Z =
my counsel and the officers Of tho court aud ministers
Of God. bid you al Lat eternal farewell anl may
God s%s Fss1iys my spirit be.E no %al'cs togsta any,
Assns ttus.sos III. % oooke si0S and ! osoHsn = %snat
5 At4 o'clock the prisoner was taken from the
calaboose III carriage to Knoxville, whero he
arrived about 8. His manner was In singular
contrast to tho contrition which he showed in
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