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uaNnesbnrn.

Nrw IIousE-Mr. VI. u. Morgan, Of
this place, has erected new dwelling
house on Buck Creek and moved to Il.
saw MnL--Mr. II. W. Caldwell's steam
and grist mill has been idle about two
weeks, with the exception Of grinding a
little, but commenced saving again last
Monday.
WRITING ScHooL-Mr. G. A. Smith Is
teaching writing school At the school
house on the G. s. r. r., near Caldwell's
Crossing. For term Of twelve DAYS the
tuition is 81
SwrrcH.--There will he a half switch
put in at Caldwell's Crossing in n short
time, which will be a great convenience to
this country. We think that it will he a
business place in a short time.
PERsoSAL-AIrs. Amy futile, former
ly Of this place but late Of Shelby City,
LEFT on Monday for home She has been
here winding up some business she had on
hand. Mr.. VIM. r. Murphy moved a few
days since from farm on Fishing Greek,
about two miles West Of this place, to a
farm Of W. d. Gibson, miles from Tun-
mel City.
A DESTRUCTIVE FRE-On the Goth
alt. dwelling house Of Mr.. VIM. Padgett
was burned down. The first seen of the
FIRE was in the roof Of little back room,
about sun set, but the flames were 80 large
they could not save the house but saved
most Of the property, with the exception Of
SS5 in money, 20 bushels of wheat, 4 BUSH
els Of rye, and some other little articles.
Loss estimated at about $500. The people
Of. this and the adjoining neighborhood
have gone to work to erect a new house for
Mr.. p, and will have it ready in a short
time for the family to moye in.
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our Tenure of Life

Depesds in great measure upon our regard for or
neglect Of the laws OF health. II We violate them
We can not expect 10 make ola bonos.' Bat that
the span ofexistenoe allotted TO a naturally deli
cate constitutions or one which has been shaken by
disease may be materially heightened, Is fact Of
which we have daily proof The viyiiying and
restorative influence Of ostotters Stomach nitters
upon falling physique Affords a striking illustra-
tion OF the power OF indicious medication 30
strengthen The hold ON liie Restored digestion,
complete assimilation renewed appetite, sound re-
pose-these are among the benefits conferred upon
the debilitated by that supreme renoyant. with
a circulation enriched, name infisorated, and a
nervous system tranqulliaed, the invalid, amer a
course OF Biiters, iees that his hfe-tenure Is no
longer the preoadoas thing that ~ was-that he
may yet enjoy green old age" ae0-tt
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One Of Danville's baris long ago. de.
scribing O. sort Of composite tempest, 'ana
on ihis wise
"Whcn marhalod in faffo
Each wind vas horse
To drag on The chariot Of Death and remofte.
And hlasi upon bli'i WIS the word"
The 'ound Of this l. certainly better, the
inaery more poeiical, and the sense quite
o. good ne that Of The Ode
The last and climacteric sianza reads
Thus;
ellis noble nets will ever shine
undimmed through endless march u time
TIL 0raiiiude's heroic verse
Wrc'is homage from the Universe"
When Oseola, the renowned Indian Chief
passed from eurth, he had the misfortune
to leave behind him an admircr who o,iei
him, apostrophecally, thus
Immortal Chief Thy noc b. run
"a ihss Assi slsss a. as=i sssss ga
The shade Of the Indian may we'll unite
with the substantially Of the Doctor in
the prayer Defend us from our poeiical
friends m
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BOLYE COTNTY.


DanrilIe.
(Advocatel
DELINQUENr TAX LIsr.--The delinquent
tax list of Boyle county for the last three
years viii be sold at auction next County
Court day.
AoQUITrED-The trial Of George Phil
fps for the shooting Of John Givens, cold,
before Judge Lee and Squire Spears, on
Wednesday last, resulted in the acquittal
Of Philips.
THE Work HoUsE-Has been fitted up
with new and superior locks, and Mr.. FISH
burn thinks he will now be able to "hold
his boarders,' no matter il they should not
be pleased with the farel
HARpEsTY-BRowN-At the house Of
the brides father, at IL O'Clock, on Thurs
day morning, January S0th, by the Rev. T..
NJ. Vaughan, Mr.. Edward s. Hardesty, of
Sargent, Kansas,an Miss Mamie b. Brown,
Of Danville.
WHEAT SALEs.--J. Z. Caldwell sold last
week to the Metropolitan Mills,in this city,
200 bushels Of wheat at soc on the farm;
and he delivered at the Depot 800 bushels
to W. Il. Cecil at same figure; and still re-
tains 400 or 800 bushels for a higher fig
ure.
The STANDARDIZATION new Sheriff
Mr.. ]. b. Caldwell, has appointed Mr.. MS
Scott to act as Deputy for the West End
until the return Of John NJ. Meyer from
the South, who will he qualified as the reg
ular Deputy for the West End of tn,
county.
MoNUMENr.-Nlr Samuel Larimer, oul
home marble artist, pat up last week a
handsome memorial tablet in our "City OF
the Dead" over the grave Of Mrs. Catherine
Lucas. II Is a testimonial Of the love and
respect Of her children, who "rise mp and
call her blessed"
DEATH.--Mrs. sallie Bosley, wife Of DR.
II. z. Bosley, of this city, died at lat,
hour on Tuesday afternoon, of heart dis
ease and pneumonia, in the SD year o.
her age. There will he sincere sorrow
when the news of the death Of this mos
estimable Christian lady is generally know
in her large circle Of friends and relatives
ESTERrAINsIENT.- On Friday night, I'll
inst, at James Hall, Erin's great prim'
donna, Rosa D'Erina, will appear in hel
celebrated illustrations in seven languages
and during the evening, by special request
will sing Father Ryan's Conquered Ban
ner" On Sunday night she will give
Grand Sacred Concert at S. Pauls Catho
Lie lhnrnh
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HHsfOnriIIe.
HURRA ron LINDSAY

HUERA ron LINDSAY
CoRREur.-The Convention almost re-
deemed itself by instructing for Bowman
and Allen.
SPEED THE PIOw.-SOc Owens is sole
agent for the celebrated Hamilton pillow.
Has good supply and will GIL orders
promptly.
MANY FOR LUKE.-Your correspondent
held a Convention this morning and in
structed unanimously for Lindsay. No
great enthusiasm, however In fact, many
of the people here are Laks-warm.
ALMOST AN AocIDEST.-LAst Sunday,
the family Of James Prewitt, near town,
we're alarmed by the report Of a gun in the
house just as they reached home from
church. A small boy, son of Mr.. p. hal
been playing with earbine, supposing IL
to be empty. Hearing the approach of
the family, he set the gun in a corner; but
seeing that !. was cooked, he took il by the
muzzle and STOPPING down, pulled the trig-
ger. He was surprised to find that the ball
had passed through the flesh at the angle
of the thumb and fore-fnger.
INTERESTING To Book AGESrs.-lt is
announced that the great Chinese Eneyclo-
pedia is just out, and promises 10 have a
vide circulation. Ii completely meets a
desideratum long ielt-and especially now,
when the Chinese question seems about TO
cut figure in American politics. Active
young men desiring an agency in this or
any of the adjoining counties can apply,
personally, or by letter, to the Publisher,
Pekin, China. The work is complete in
5000 vols, and costs $500. As this is in
the cause of an enlightened literature,
don't charge il as an "ad;" but expect a
presentation copy.
ODE TO BLAcKBuRN.-Sinoe the Con-
vention instructed for DIR. Luke, can they
not be persuaded TO suppress the circular
issued on his behalf at Louisville, Janua-
ny 25thY II is too much weight for our
candidate to oarry-espeeially the code. y
His battle with the yellow fever was hero
io; but We ought not 10 expect him to face
this poetic chronicle Of his exploits His
skill as a physician is unimpeached, but il
would require more than mortal surgery Il
heal those halting sianzas, or equalize the
feet of those diversipede verses. Take a
slanza;
: "The dread work begins aud mid despairing cries
Mercy wings her aight into the skies,
Expiring Hops crushed Al the awial sight,
Through PHYS tears restraining her eight
This is strongly suggestive Of the Pick
wickian lines, though not 80 harmonious:
"when l see thee painting, dying
, GA thy breast supinely lying
On log,
Expiring fog p"
Again the Odist exelaims
Doctor and nurse, pries, and layman
Like tribute ~ the dread highwaymau
Fen music ofthe iniants' pruiile
It hushed Ia DEATHS disoordant ratils
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MARRIAGES.

SNITH--GiBsoN--Wednesday night at
the residence Of the brides father, Mr.,
Isaac Gibson, in Milledgeville, Miss Sallis
Gibson and Mr.. Joshua 7. Smith, Of Lex
ington, were united in marriage
HUGmEs-SiSGLEToS-License was L.
sued on Tuesday for the marriage, on the
l2ih, of Mr.W. +. Hughes, Of Nicholasville
to Miss Mile, iifteen-year old daughter
Of Mrs. S. Singleton, Of this comfy.
-RowLASD--In Louisville
at the residence OF the brides father, D.
W. G. Rowland, General Superintendent
Of the l.. Il n. Il. r., on Monday night
Mr.. Earle Mccartney, teller in the First
National Bank of Mobile, Ala, was marri-
ed to Miss May Rowland, a handsome and
intelligent young lady.
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A MYSTERIOUS MAS.--Mr. Jos. Penny
baker, of Kings Mountain. tells Us that on
Saturday night as a material train entered
the Tunnel, the engineer saw a man in an
entirely nude condition standing on the
track, not far in front Of him. file whistled
down brakes, which were vigorously appli-
ed, and by reversing his engine succeeded
in stopping within a few feet Of the man,
who held his position until ordered of,
when he stepped just far enough to one
side 10 allow the engine to pass. Next
morning a party passing through the tun-
mel found pile Of clothes and a carpet
bag containing besides numerous shirts
and other underwear, Bible, on the hy
leaf Of which was the name Martin Rear
don. Four or Eve dollars in money were
also found in the bag. Search was imme-
diately instituted for the man, but altho'
the tunnel was examined from one end to
the other, and inquiries made Of parties
living in the neighborhoOd, no truce Of
him had been found up to last accounts.
Il Is supposed that he is from West Nir-
ginia, from the direction on a letter found
in one Of his pockets. His singular freak
has created considerable excitement, and
strenuous Efforts are being made to discov-
or his whereabouts.
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premature old age and many other Diseases that
lead 10 insanity or consumption and prcmai ufe
grave. 80 ruil particulars IN our pamphlet uhich
Nj desire 10 send nee BY mail 10 every - The
socldc Medicine Is sold BY an druga sis al N per
IN mail ou receipt OF the money By addrcsslng
1uE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No 10 Mechanic Block, bErn0ir, Miru.
Potter Loulsrilo, Wholesale Agents ibhll
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DoS'r.-.Young ladies Of m enthusiastic
temperament should not read theirl love let.
tcrs on the street, for even acarclsss physiog.
nomiat can detect the nature 81 the cun-
tents by the tell.iaie color that comes and
gors on their checks.
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LAW PARrNrNHIr-Col W. g. WEIGH
and Judge NJ. G. Sauaey have formed a
partnership Cor the practice Of their pro-
fe.sion. In poip, Of talent the new firm
has no superior in this section, and indi-
vidually commanding large practice,
their new relation can but prove beneficial
10 them.
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NEW MEAT SHoP.-llaying vented the
meat shop Of W. ,. Ramsey, on Depot it..
we will keep on hand fresh meats Of the
best quality. Give US a call. Msrier a
Hauser.
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COTTAGE ron RENr.---Any ORe desiring
10 rent neat Cottage residence in Stan
ford, with garden attached, can find one by
calling on +. D. Hayden. Possession Civ
en- Immediately.
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AFfiRNED.-The Court OF Appeals has
affirmed the decision Of the lower Conrl,
and John Cain will leave in day or two
fora ten years seige in the PenitentiAry, for
arson.
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lO,O0O-Ten thousand yards Of Ham.
burg Edgings and Inserting, in new and
beautiful styles Just received and cheape,
than ever before Come and see them.
New stock Of Brown and Blcached Cot
tons, in all grades Now Is the time to
make M your cottona for Spring and sam-
mcr wear.
The newest thing out in ladies' Linen
Collars and Cuffs, just in.
Another nice assortment Of Torchon md
aud Linen Edgings, Magic Rualings, sc.
Don't forget that we have the finest aud
best Calf Boot ever offered in Stanford.
Towels, crashes, table linens, napkins,
&C., &c.
Large stock Of Jeans, which we are de-
termined to close ont before Spring. Prices
have reduced so as to secure an early sale.
We received new lot of prints this
week, which We are selling at fve-cents
per yard.
Come and see our dollar Corset; full City
bones and handsomely trimmed
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QUARTERLY CouKT.----This Court was
in session again yesterday. Harry lee,
oolored, for stealing 100 lbs. Of wheat, Was
sentenced to thirty days labor on the rock
pile. John Ballard, Of Crab Orchard,
charged with carrying concealed weapons,
vas acquitted.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


]. R. WARE N
& SON,
i'P. Q. STORE"
-DEALERs M
Sugars, Conees, Teas. syrups, Moissses,
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Candies,
Starch, soda, Blulns, Rice. Batter, Eggs,
sweet and Irish Potatoes. Canned Goods,
IIqminy, Beans, Sc. We also keep
A complete assortment Of Hardware
And cutlery. Among other things, Axes,
Haichcts, uand-saws, KNIVES ofall kinds.
Carriage Bolts, Screws, Nails, Sausage
Grinders. &C., sc. As cold weather Is fast
Approaching we have laid in lot Of
Coal Hois, shovels, Tongs, Poker,
Kitchen Sets, Corn Peppers, &C, dc.
We intend to keep the best stock OF
Fancy Groceries In town, and can always
Furnish Gun customers with such
Things as Canned Goods in this line, We
Have Peaches, Pears, Cherries,
Tomatoes, Corn, Raspberries, Strawberries,
Oysters, Salmon, Mackerel, sardines,
AANhAtei AANuhA anu AAtlNN MhHNAANH
Extracts, Baking Powders, Apple and
Peach Butter, Mlnee Meat, Sauces,
Preserves, Cheese, Crackers, Coeoanuts,
Gelatin, spices, Corn starch, Laundry and
Fancy soaps, Raisins, curnnis, Nuts,
Plain and Fancy Candies, Matches, &c.
We ell 2-ysar-old pure cider Vinegar
AZ 80 cents per gallon. In Wooden Ware
We keep Tubs, Buckets, firkins,
sugar Boxes; Empty BaTrels At 10 cents
washboards, siners, Brooms, Axe Handles
ooaee Nils Half Bushels. We will bay
Attain times and pay the highest market
Price therefor In goods, Batter lweli
workedl Eess lfesbl Lard, P0isioe.'
Apples Turkeys Meal and Flour and
wan aim to be ready, al ali iimos 20
Furnish 10 the citizens Of ionn and vicinity
AN Of the latter named arlieles.
We wish TO eall a,isaliau ID ,he sriiius
Portlau of the eoinmunity. 90 tho hot
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Srw ADVERTISEMENT.
PARTNERSHIP.

Tho undersigned hate flrmei partnership ur
the pr1cicc oflaw In Lincoln County, ADJOINING
counties and In The Court Of Aprcals ~fyio ~
hrm Wrtcu A skuFIFY.
W. q. WEIGH,
rch %, 1850. NC sAUTLrY.
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CoAL.--For the best Pine Hill and Liv.
ingsion coal, CALI on Thomas D. NewlAnd
Yard on Depot street.
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+ CHFrRy.--ii vas rather cheeky thing
In that Committee on resolutions TO put
nearly every one Of their number In the
list Of delegates TO the State Convention
They were fearful, perhaps, that should
others he appointed the cut and dried pro.
gramme might not he carried out 40 eilsc.
mally A. they intend that Il shall BE-.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Az ARRIvAL.--Dr. VIM. Huffman. of
Lancaster, is jubilant over the advent OF a
l2-lb. hoy.
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsHIP.. The
qaieindc Of a colored congregation in this
place, was disturbed last Sunday night, by
the unguarded performance on the part Of
one Of is number who came in late under
the influence Of liquor. The deacons, ell
dcrs and stewards had him arrested and
tried for disturbing religious worship"
the eShortcr testifying that he was bic
to suppress the laughter and settle the con.
grcgation from that time. The Court after
patient hearing and mature deliberatisn,
fined him - and costs, saying the deed was
reckless, intentional and immoral, and
against prblic policy and that such decis-
ion was not an infringement upon the
rights and privileges guaranteed and Sc
cured TO him by the Constitution Of Ken
lucky. No appeal was taken.
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School IIoUT-It Is the intention, We
learn, of the Common School Trustees In
District No. 4. the Mt. Xenia neighbor-
hood,l 10 put IL 10 vote at an early day,
whether or not tax shall he levied to OBJ
tain money TO purchase ground and build
a suitable school-house. The people Of
that district arr fully up to the wants Of
the times, and Il the building is necessary,
and we learn that II Is, there j. no
doubt that the tar will be voted
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CHAIN GASo.- The comfy has rented
the vacant lot on Lancaster street, and had
a large quantity Of rock hauled to il for
the benefit Of the chain gang. Aner the
rock Is broken the Turnpike Companies
will take It At fair price, thereby bring.
ing enough cash into the County Treasu-
~, il j. hoped, to board the rascals, at least.
The order requiring the gang 10 wear
striped clothes, after the style Of the Peni-
Tertiary convicts, has been modified 20 as
to compel only those to whom the county
has to furnish clothing, to wear them, as
there seems 10 he no Law to force the order
in other cases, the more's the pity.
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PROSPECTS ron A SHERHF.----Judge
Brown who has been using his hest efforts
to get some good man to take the Office Of
Sheriff Of the county, has at least gotten
Samuel II. Baughman to consent to accept
il, provided he will guarantee him $500
extra Of the commissions Of the office. The
Judge has written to Auditor Smith TO
know il the State viii! allow 5000 Of It, but
whether or not the reply is favorable, our
best citizens think that the Judge should
agree to the allowance, as no citizen Of the
county, who has it, interests at heart can
object to the small sum which Mr.. Baugh-
man wishes to aid him in paying good
deputy. We sincerely hope that the ser
vices Of Mr.. d. will be obtaiaed, as he is a
man Of nerve, a reliable business man, and
a man who viii not shrink from duty for
any personal considerations. Lets have
Mr.. Baughman by all means.
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sfNorn srwfNo MAcHNE--Wc direct
attention TO the advertisement Of the Sing.
Or Sewing Machine which appears in this
issue. The Singer y one of the best Ma.
chimes in the market, md the very easy
terms that arc offered by the accommoda-
ting agent, Mr.. A. G. Snow, 1T Danvillc,
makes Il easily obtainable.
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THE uEtTHER.

January ald Cloudy. Thermometer
AZ At noon. -
February III Partly cloudy. Thor 80
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oRAYs SPECIFIC MEDICINE,
IhE uhkAr tsollall hhnkDfi

~ NNlIINN NNNh
Zoe seminal weak
ness, sIernaior-
rhea,iinIaliency,
and an diseases
that follow as a
sequence Of soli-
abuse a. loss Of
memory, uniYer-
al lassit'do,paln'
10 the lack,dlm-
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A wIsE PLAS.--From the days when
Girard advertised his furs and peltries for
sale, down to the present time, tradesmen
and merchants have found il to their own
interest and that Of the public, to advsr.
in newspapers what they had for sale
The weekly use Of our columns by the
Me-srs. Hayden Brothers. and the varied
assortment Of their goods. have given the
firm an cnviable name wherever our paper
circulato-, and the firm name j. "housc-
hold word They always sell their goods
to suit the time. and the purses Of their
custoncrs
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THE CoScERr.-Frce entertainments are
always we'll attended, and the Concert at
the College last Friday night was by no
means an exception. Every nook in the
Chapel was filled, and barring the behavior
Of a few bad boys who persisted in whist
ling aud otherwise making themselves dis
agreeable, the best Of good orier prevailed.
Between the musical parts, all Of which
were we'll rendered, there were original es-
says, poetical and other selections in which
the Young ladies evinced considerable elo-
cutionary powers, and in this connection
we can not refrain from mentioning Mis-
Matte owsley. who read "Pm Sitting on the
Style, Mary" in somodest and sweela man
ner as to charm ali her hearers. The pro-
gramme throughout was pleasing and en-
tertaintng,each young lady performer doing
her best to add to It's Interest, and the thanks
Of the public are due Mrs Trueheart and
the accomplished music teacher, Miss
Bradshaw, for very delightful evening.
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SuIoIDE.---Last Monday, telegram was
received BY Mr.. John McRoberis, sr., Of
this place, brother-in-law Of the deceas-
ed, stating that Mr.. James Harvey Jones,
Of Mercer, had committed suicide. With
his wife, Mr.. Roberts attended the funeral
and from him we learn that last Monday
morning, Mr.. Jones got up as usual and
set a lot ofhands TO breaking hemp. Break
fast hour arriving, aud he not present, Mrs.
Jones started boy to hunt him up, and
impelled by some force she can not ex-
plain, also went in search Of her husband.
Arriving at the stable, she was nearly frozen
with horror to see his lifeless body suspend
cd in the air, with one end Of small ropo
tied to the raiier, and the other around his
neck A hole in the floor, apparently made
by himself, had allowed his feet TO pass
through, thereby giving his body an entire
suspension. Mr.. Jones was in his Goth
year, and was stock trader Of wide expe-
rienoe and reputation. lie had recently
become involved TO the amount Of 5000
and although he has property much more
than enough to pay the amount, il weighed
on his mind so greatly as to entirely de-
throne his reason. The family, while they
paid no particular attention To il at tho
time, now recall numerous acts that leave
no doubt Of his insanity. His funeral wa,
preached by Rev. John Iapsley, Of Tho
Presbyterian Church, Of which he was 4
member, and his remains followed To the
Cemetery by his wife and Eve children,
whose grief falnd expression In the wildes
weeping.
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AcQuTrrrD.--Jacob Weaver, Sarah Jane
Weaver. Ike stapieion and Eiizaieth Sta
plcton, arrested as accessories TO the mur.
der Of George W. Sutton, were tried be-
fore Judge Burch, at Crab Orchard, We'd
nesday. II was proved that Ferrcll had
told them that he was going to Kill Sutton,
and after killing him told them that he
had done 20, but Il appearing that their
failure to report on him was caused by
fear, they we're acquitted.
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SIR Down, Bonl--Bob Pittman, who, NJ
usual, attempted 10 make an exhibition Of
himself was pretty severely eat down up
on at the Convention on Monday. The
crowd would not listen 10 him At all, and
Judge Burch'a motion 70 exclude him from
participating in a meeting u Democrats
would have carried by large majority u
Il had been brought to a vote. But then
Bob was hardly worth that trouble