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ion as follows /:

The understanding with Messrs Bren-
naman and Dimmick was that the above
agreement should be submitted to the
change, and If approved by him, the call
was to be published as above. 1t will be
noticed that the call as published, copy
of which we received from G. II, Hand,
of Oberlin, differs somewhat from the
agreement made with US % Downs, the
vote for Lewis Hanback, being made the
basis of representation, instead of that
for Smith, Sec'y. of State. We do not
object so much to the appOrtionment of
delegates as we do to the fact, acting as
proxy for Nj. Warner, the committee
man from this county, we feel that the
committee has not acted in good faith
with US In this matter We hope however
that these gentlemen will be able to give
satisfactory reasons for making the
change KirWin Chief.
We publish above, the comments of
several of our district papers. We were
present at Downs and met DIR. Jenkins
just after he met Messrs Brenaman and
Dimmick. He told US he had arranged
the matter with those gentlemen without
going out to OberIin, subject to the ap-
proval of Mr.. Vining, of Norton, on the
basis given in the extract from the Chief,
and it looks to us, to put it mildly, as If
there was some discreditable work done
IN violation OF that agreement.
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BLAINE'S BOOK.
TWEATY YEARS OF CONGRESS.
BY
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE.
The most popular of living
writer's and Republican
candidate fox Presi
dent of the Unit
ed States.

The book covers a period of Twenty
Years, from Lincoln to Garfield, during
which time its distinguished author as
a member OF our National Congress in,
both branches. Il IS within ITSELF
Complete Compendium of National
Events from the firing Of Fort Sumpter
to the death of Garfield Ii is a thor
ough DeIincation Of the lives of all the
great men who associated with the La.
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tains the unwritten history of the great
American conflict, and will be read with
thrilling interest by the veterans Of the
late war. The book will be in two
Royal Octave Volumes, of over 600
fages each, profusely illustrated with
fine steel engravings of LINCOLN, GAR
FIELD, BLAINE, SUMNER, GRANT, Lo-
GAN. and other grand men of the Ma
ton, living and dead. It is handsomely
bound, and sold at the remarkably low
price of 1910 per volume.
Orders by mai! solicited.
D. T. PALMER, A='t,
Kirwin. Kansas.
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The South and SOUTHEAST Florida

Should you contemplate trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga Atlanta,
Charleston, S c Savannah, Ga Jack
sonville, Florida, or in fact any other
point in the south or south east, it will
be to your interest to examine the ad
vantages over all other lines offered by
the st Louis, IronMountain, & South
ern Rsv.-ssIron Mountain Route in
the way Of Fast Time, Elegant Eqnip-
ments &c =
At present a daily tram is run from
ST. Louis to Nashville, Tenn making
direct connection with connecting lines,
for boints mentioned above This train
connects at Nashville with theJacksou-
allie Express, having a Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car of the very finest make
attached which runs through to Jack
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For further information address
E CHAMBER, H g TowEsEND,
Gent Tkt Agt Genl Pass Agt
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U. S. Land Otlice, Kirwin, Kansas.

L. s. Land Office, kirwin, Kansas.
C5807] May u, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at
this office by J. E. Samson, against To-
bitha A. Shinn for abandoning her
homestead entry no 1905, dated Feb.
II, 1880, upon the sw or of section 81,
township , south, range 10 west, in
Phillips county, Kansas, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear
1T this office on the 18th day of July,
1884, at 10 O'Clock m, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
John Bissell, Register.
R. r. Hays, Receiver.
Dodge, Chaplin & Dodge, att'ys. m22j19
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

--746l- .--- June 10, 1881.
Arotice is hereby given that the following
0f named settler has fled "oticc fhis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas on July 10, 1884,
viz Thomas } ia ,kson lid 1884 for the NV or
sw or sec 7. 5, 49, hf ne or ne or Sc or sec r.
t 5, 10. He names the following witnesses to
prov e his continuous esidence upon, and cult
vaIion of said land, viz William Butler, John
Nelson, William J ilenrv and L : dickson. all
of / g Bend Kansas, john BISSELL,
D0nCariOS x S"n attys. 81 Soc Register.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails,


Mail east and west via G, B. Mo.
Pacific h. r., arrives, 4 a IA. leaves
: 300 IN, daily,
Alma and neutrality-suspicious. II
IN, S1Ondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days; leaves pm.
Long Island and PhillipsbuFg-Ar-
rives L III, and leaves l p. M, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nance and Phillipsburg Arrives 4
p. III, Tuesdays and Fridays; leaves
a. m, Wednesdays and saturdays.
Wagnersville and Phillipsburg-AT-
riYes 2 p. M. and leaves 3 p. III. on
Tuesdays Saturdays.
Post-Office HoHrs-Opens 8 a m,
closes at s p III. Sundays opens a m,
and closes ! p M, closes 10 a III and 7,30
pm, Money order business closes at
pm, No mOney order or register
etter business transacted Sunday.
III. G. SPAULDGNG, PM.
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Senatorial Matters.

We publish this week the call for the
Senatorial convention at Oberlin, June
%, together with the appOrtionment of
delegates allotted to this county. There
is evidently something wrong with this
appOrtionment. The editor OF this paper
as proxy for E. w. Warner, Esq, com
mideeman for Phillips County, while at
Downs on Monday,. May %, met Mfr
Brennaman, Chairman, and Mr.. Dim
mick, See'y. of the Senatorial committee
and arranged for u convention by issu-
ing call Ofwhich the following is a cor
rect copy:
"a delegate convention will be held
at Oberlin on Wednesday July %, 1884,
at II o'clock ann, for the purpose of
placing in nomination a candidate for
State Senator for the 38th Senatorial dis
trict. The basis of representation will
be one delegate at large for each county
and 80 votes or mjaor traction thereof
cast for Secretary of State, Smith. in
1882. The several counties are entitled
70 FOL
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

-7341- May -. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to transmute to Home Entry,
and make final proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Register or Receiver at Kir-
win Kansas, ON July 5, 1884, viz: VIII
LIAM DOUGLAS, DIS No. 14074, for the
hf Sc or sec 20, t ,, + IS, and W hf sw
or sec 80, ,, r17. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
resi' ence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz: Sarah Wright, William King,
f. b. Cannon and James Johnson all OF
Philhpsburg Kansas. John Bissell,
Dodge Chaplin & Donge, Register.
m29jul3-c Att'ys.
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Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof win be
made before the Clerk Dist Court or
Probate Judge at Philliipsburg Kansas
on June q, 1884. viz: WILLIAM
DIGKEY, Hid. No. 1852, for the n hf sw
or of sec 8, t4s 8, Is W. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land viz: E. F. Hughes, Fred
Yeeh, J. II. Close and Thomas Ray, ali
of Phillipsburg Kansas
John Bzssell, Register.
G. A. spauldings atty. m2zJz6
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WASHINGTON co, NURSERY

Has made deliveries Of stock at Kirwin,
Phillipsburg, Stockton and other
points in the Northwest.
And unlike others who have been in
our midst, is not ashamed to ask for a
continuance Of your previous very lib
eral patr mage, We CAN and WILL
sell as cheap as any other nursery in
the west.
Send orders to
D. T, PALMER, Gen'l. Ag't.,
Kirw1n, Kansas.
@P rice list furnished on application. If
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Land Office. at Kirwin, Kansas.

----I 4'O------ JNne 3, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ia make final rrnof in sur port Of his claim and
the. said proof will be mads before the Register
yin: Henry WooIf lid No 1874 for The INV
or sec Is. t ISrlT. lie names the following wit
leSseS to prove his continuous residence unnn,
and cultivation of said land viz Samuel Phil
lips, J J Fisher, J NJ Allen and Il " Bngenrief
all of Crow Kansas, JOHN BISSELL,
May u Mcbride, attyG 3l-36-p Register.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention of the Repub-
1icans of the State of Kansas will be held
in the city of Topeka, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1854,
at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidates for
State officers and electinga Republican
State Central Committee. The officers
to be nominated are as follows:
One Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
- Associate
Ito fill Vacancy.1
- Governor
" Lieutenant Governor,
- Secretary of State.
- Auditor of State.
- Treasurer of State.
- Attorney General.
- State Sup't of Public Instruction
1t is recommended that delegates be
selected in County convention on SAT-
URDAY, JULY II, an that the primaries
be held SATURDAY, JULY 5, in such
manner as the several Republican Co.
Central committees may provide.
County Central Committees should
give at least two weeks notice of the
time of holding conventions. by publ
cation in the county papers.
1t is ordered that delegates forward a
copy of their credentials to the Secreta-
ry of the Republican, State Central Com
mittee at Topeka, immediately following
their election
By order of the.Republican State Cen
trail committee. a, L REDEEM,
ATTEST Chairman.
WRIT W. WALg ON, Secretary.
Topeka, May 5, '84.
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We give below our clubbing rates:
HERALD and W'kly Champion, 2 rs.
- - Lev. Times, 200.
;" - Chic. News, 200
+" (" Toledo Blade z %
- Prairie Farmer with
map 3 25
At depth of eighty-three feet, in
the we'll which is now being dug into
Judge Fuson's lot, the large tooth Of q
mastodon has been found. COnsidera-
Bile of the enamal is yet on the tooth.
No other portion of the mastodon has
been found. except some of the thigh
bone. So it appears that this was 8
stock country 8 good many thousand
rounds Of seasons ago III Wakeelsy
World.
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NOW them!

It having been clearly demonstrated
that fruit of all kinds can be grown
successfully in PHILLIPS COUNTY,
we suppose you will have no hesitation
in giving orders for fall, to some relia-
bic Western nursery.
For TWO SUCC ESSIVE SEA-
SONS the
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STOP THAT TEAM!

Don't you see your harness are break
ing? Call at Pages Harness Shop and
get them repaired, or leave order for a
new one. Repairing done promptly
and neatly. #
South Side of Square.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the solicitation of many Repabli-
cans, [ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for State Senator, from this
district, subject to the action of the Re-
publican Convention.
H. GRANGER.
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For President,
James G. Blaine,
of Maine.
For Vice-PresideAt,
John A. Logan,
of Illinois
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Republican State Convention.
a0alaS GA HALL, BANGOR.
Ued"eSo'ay. Apra 30. 1884.
ARRANGEMENTS for TRANSPORTATION

AAlNE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
lirArt- for any train TUESDAY April % ar
me'ineS lay morning. good 10 return on anv train
""lht~'iaS' Thursday or Friday may he had al
' ttff i'T f'"sd Trip. \ special train will leave
PORTLAND ~ \. NJ, running Via Lewiston
STRIVING ~ Ranger in season for the Convention
Al~' 2 special train from Bath at y A. NJ Via
AuEn-tA connecting with special from Portland
=, Naicrtlllt- Regular morning trains from
NA"W hogan. Belfast and DEXTER viii connect With
Perlal iioih - Junction points The sI,,..4l ,,iU
iSa'' Hanger at 4 a' 4 VI. special train Water
Kllle o. >A"NhcEan connects with special fro,n
Bangor. Regular T. VI train. Newport 10 D,.Ntcr
aif BnrnhAn ;" Belfast viii wait At junction. far
knaN j iin~hln, Portland 4 Rochester. Portland
= oSi"n-l,1r- Bangor 4 Pi-cataaui- Faster,
5'-t,H Maine. Nomer-et. sanity River. Grant
ir'rs Eamf'ri Fall q Ba kiiell. Briiston 4
>'' h'er ena new Hrun~Wlrk Railroads
ss- one farr fsrr,und trsp. on regular trim.
"n9' same ~ "l Maine central
,'rr l'Hr Railroad \ special train win be- run
lN hHhg'r IN morning ~ Convention returning
-Amr ttenln~ Lease Ellsworth at 500 & "
BN-'Hn 4 Bangor ~-ta.u-hils taipt..Ht arc
TtrN fHU HRHlfl tr.p
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GREENS LANDING.-Ar. April g. schs. valpa.
raise, knowlton. Portland: J. Z. Stinson, stinson,
Rockiand; Black Warrior. l.abbidge, New York
for Milhrdge.
BELFasr--Ar April 3, sch. Game Cock, --.
Calais.
BoorHBAr-Ar. April l. schs Rozeila stanley,
and : l. Foster. stanley Cranberry Isles for
Portland.
WIsCAssEr.-Ar. April !. sch L. H. Sargent
smith, Portland.
PoRTLANp.-Ar April :. schs. Tiara, Chatto.
Bro"ksytlc leontine. Bragdon, and Chrome,
Wooster sullivan.
SD. April !, Sch william +. Barnes. -.
New York, sarah Hill, Robinson, Camden.
sd: Apr II. schs Rienzi, Chatto, ~e'lgwck, II.
II Harvey. Blake. sullivan Pearl Teal. 81.
Ar. April Il. -chs. sunbeam. Colt and franklin
Pierre, Holmes, southwest iIarhor.
IN. April Z. -ch. Frank Pierce. Grant, Els.
worth.
SALEM,-Ar. Arril :, -ch. Laurel JOY, sullivan.
Bn~ruN.--Nr April :. sch Lucln. -. York
ia. April :. sch. David Faust, ohcr. Ellsworth.
NJ April :. sch Henrietta, IIuchins, oraud.
NJ. April = ~'hS. Omaha, Iiagrrthv, Hancock
+. T. hodgkin~. Bon-ey Iacmcl sia Delaware
RreAkwater.
Ar, April u, -ch. WIN. y. oargin Fori. TN.
mouth. reported at anchor in the bay.
~ hrril ~, -,h-. Python, Grant New YORK
y 7 fatrhin, Patchin, Castine. J. NJ. Morales,
Jorian, aud susan y Pickering
~, April II, >ch-. William II Archer t.uo1v in.
it"atnui, Iayoltl, Leland. and John ~ome@ Rob.
tn.. li"b"krn, u. r ratchn iatchin ,a-tiut
v q Emerson. oott, pTlaui
FALL RtvEn.-~ld Aprl \. ..h Nitlyru, NH,
nrA.
prTCn l-rt>n IAEHrR ->li April \, -,h-.
h"iga,i Ilayne., Irywprgy NlIoniac, Weber,
fr"'tiencc for New York
rf9vIrEN'E.-Ar. April :. -ch. Mar, Augusta.
II Ar; tpril n, --h >h,ar Harl-, Euirrr. Etl
Beach
>l trai d. -rh Ni. Na-H-H. ii,n. NV
VIM AMI HAYES 80 Ar,u J. l ,tl.,
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Capt. John b. Jordan has IA hens which
have laid, this spring. in - DAYS. 800 egygs.
Schooner Ralph X. Grant, viii, crew.
was at work on the 9Th inst. irving to raise
schooner J. L. Ames which sank in Roekland
Harbor on the 3d. and succeeded in getting her
upright
Pearl u. Day has started an express be-
tween Bangor and point, along the shore Line
railroad. called DAYS Express. Mr. DAY j. well
known along the line and possesses The conf
fence Of all. lie should be succcs>ful.
OF our collcg" boys Boyd Bartlett and A.
NJ. Phillips, have been at home during short
vacation. John A. Peters visited Boston
during vacation time. and Lewis Hodgkin,
remained Al Dartmouth. engaged in study.
Capt. !. r.. johnson, Of sullivan. the
foreman Of the second traverse jury at thi,
term Of court. l. veteran teacher, having
taught III terms, and had three generations
under hi instruction. He still look like a
Young man
Mr.. Lucrle l.. Leighton wh, died Tue
day. April II. was the oldest daughter Of Capt.
anil Mr. y. II. Means of thi> city. \ large
crclc ~ friend. >,mparhizc deeply with the
herra,ed families. Tho funeral will take
pll-r FRIDAY. At - \. NJ. al the residence Of
'ai;. Means.
About lH O'clock SUNDAY morning. ire W a.
discovered on the roof 81 the dwelling house
u John H. Partridge, E>q. on Main street
IA, iirc engines wcrr out almost before the
alarm could y, given hut the fir had been eN-
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Marine List.
ElisW OrglI Port.

Ellsworth Fort.
sunday April 10
SAILED.
Sch Grape, Hutchings, Rockland.
TUESDAY April ~
ARRIVED
sch Panama, Trundy, Boston.
Sch Caressa, Mosely, Boston.
sch Ralph h. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
sch Valparaiso, Walton, Boston
FROM BELOW.
Sch Hussar, Remck
sch j. VI. Kennedy. Whitaker.
Sch Wesley Abbott Whitaker.
sch Westerloo, Jordan.
sch storm Petrol. Patten.
sch Fair Dealer, Potter
Sch Luella, Webber.
Sch Elizabeth, st. Clair.
sch Minneola smith
sch Georgietta, Alley.
sch Agricola, Whtmore.
sch Delaware, sadler.
sch Henry Cushman, Farrell
Sch Express, Lamson.
Sch Arboreer, Clark.
sch Banner. Moslev.
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Loan Taken b, The Maine saving, Bana.

PORTLAND, Ann H..
Bid i,l III" New n-den>hIrs loan w.,.
opeuri this afternoon AID ihe entire lo1u -
$3.50 600 was awarded t. The Mime >a,inc>
Bank * prrm.la $50 .ath. ' a,.
and
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State OF Name.
| Ht-k~t ltl.K : DfFt,I.
~ HrIr NI,ps %.


ROY thc lnll"Ning townships trhct- OF land
~ not liable T. hc taxed liz any town, tn, follow
Ing assessments for state Tax OF ls>4 were. maI,
by the Legislator" on the fourteenth day Of March,
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City and County


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FL H.r.i.- r,.,-.b ...r.,n,.r.ir "a, tn.gt VI
,.-o
A.'''' .'' '.'''''ll' M MHilA'i' t' Mh'.r diiN-
'+'f' E. 'ii'"h N'''""" F. constable
i+ A -'''P''i '"' vi if''Od TN
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fri Nh.l Nif -nn 'h,uI ,autI
liaur..A Dr., -.H. down ihr 'u. and Il
-rH '..I Joe Position.
E.u.nh tl r,-.uI,.....,, ,..,,...,- sam.
1.. -.4...lt.. ..f..... tL.. ..,..r. ,.. .r.
tr nI t.-. .4.Yt .ttf.1.
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,-....
'ih FTP A-' business.
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w ht sit oitu hiuNt
actually believe what he asserts. II is not
necessary that he should know it. He could
not know. No one knows the future. The
party making the oath viii be justified In de-
claring that he has reason 10 believe what he
swears TO. IL the facts and information which
led him TO take the oath were such as would
have induced reasonable men generally. de-
string the same remedy. acting with common
care and prudence. to have done the same
thing under the same circumstances. The
burden of proof j. on the plaintiff to prove that
he wa. not about to depart aud that defendent
had no cause to believe. This l. proving q
negative. Not much Of burden a. 10 show
positive facts. The plaintiff may be aided %
some extent by differences and prcsumptions.
In thi> case he had sold his property and was
about TO remove somewhere. A. far a Mr..
Emery communicated any information. It was
the same y coming from any other person not
a lawyer. To Justify acting under the advice
% q lawyer, the advice must be in some legal
matter. NOT an opinion Of matter Of fact.
Verdict for plaintiff sG.73.
Wi>well for Pin. button for Def.
saturday. April ~
Daniel :. Jordan u. Isaac Mace.
Trcpa,> for cuttin. and carrying away grass
and cutting aud carving away stavewood
from n" northwest corner of No. Il. in the
town % Aurora. heater piece Of some 10
acres or - cut N rs thu middle branch ~ the
Union River.
DEFENSE. -Thi> SAM river extend, nor.h-
east aud splits lot - abou, in the middle. The
West half OF No. 2o | own hy deed. which
took - year, ago. Along the rivcri meadow
and hi, meadow extend. South Of nay ~ NJ.
onto thi> fat-irpn picre ~ y. cut thr gra,s
on that meadow for that time. and The upland
wood when hal such = mind. divided thu;
flii-iron piece p, Fence "a keep cattle ~ tn.
IN ,Lpw
RrriY.-No dpuh' ynu intended t. trespa,.
on Thu heater piece. II i one thing IN ,trai
Era>> and wool and another - steal lanl.
There WA tim' when neither the grass nor
thu wool would pay 10 market and nci1hbor.
were permitted 70 take esther without making
much fn,-. A. soon q. ,tlAr wood h.tan VI
have ,a'u, proprietor. Who mi nrycr
meant that trc>pa>-e. should ripcu inil tltir.
took measures Ia prevent further iutru >iou-
And You a.tusily from i>ai ln l>73 paid
-'umpa-e onthr .ri,- cut pn ,hi, ,cr, meadow
prtr>ptNL True, balm ,'umpa-r far
meadow gr,>-, Nut not N fhi, meadow III
w5- another meadow uil,- auas.
chief Justice Peters CAV, All exhaustive
char-e - tAr,r quarter, u On honr ON the law
81 title ln possession Ut d. ilipn. |; w,nll
hc disiru't " conden,r TIN same matter into
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t'ihith, VI hutIt II liuuOE iUuttttltHt
was held bad for dupliety in stating different
ofienses in the same count.
Chief Justice Peters said that il was a nice
point and worth rcserving. He said that a. the
state has no exception he would ovcrrrilc the
demurrer and let the jury find the facts. His
impression was that these words hunt, kill and
destroy. substantially. stated single offense.
The states ease is this: that between and :
O'Clock ON the morning OF that day the defend
ant and his brother were seen By three per
sons in the public highway with a dog. the de-
PENDANT having rife; that they saw deer
eros the highway. One witness testified. that
he saw the deer standing on the crest Of hill
AMI saw and heard dog barking at the deer,
that they disappeared and shortly after the de-
PENDANT reappcarrd with hi- rifle. that the de-
PENDANT asked the witness not to tell what he
knew. and that some ten days afterwarl the
tracks ~ the same deer We're traced from the
hill wlInrr h. was ~rcn t. 4 place where hi- en-
trail- were found and, that marks IL fresh
blood were discovered on the snow shoes Of
the defendant.
DEFENSE. True. circumstance, are pretty
strong against M, hut stronger than thr real
fact warrant. am huntcr, fond III 4 .un
ind dng hld killed. two drcr in November
or December before ami caught blood on nv
shoe, then knew tn, l,,, asain-i kllius
deer With dogs 81 an, time and without dog.
IN the forbidden months. N tli> tinr WA,
~ my WAY M Mr.. saith, III .,ttlc .ntnr hu.i-
nc~-. anl took my gln I'd ,lInnt aus game TAM
fus might. Nv dog got an the TRACK ~ thi,
deer ani made It my bu>iur.> to -n,r him
anil mN -clf from lc-al trouble, wH> hunting
mr. N, ~ and NV FIR drrr. Urea Thrive
~hot- n,' tt the lcor HIT u, 4 signal fur I'm ,l,.
which M ohrycd. did NIT Kin the ,lrtr anI
ha,%no knowledge ~ the rruain- testified 10.
The brother Of tho defendant became some
what excited in hi tc>timun, and undertook
q trF nj, ~martno,- with thr county attorney.
~ fr~t. hr W., inclined VI NJ yrry rctir,ni and
fnr-rtful ~ an dait- anl cnn, cr-atipn- H.
~'id he didn't know. and h. Didn't generally
.lI,>s unless De was certain 81 athiuz. Il was
>oinr tinla h,for, hr could l,ll that the inter
views Nrra III the furrnann ann thai il MA nv
TN tllat wa- shining anil not thc moon.
ID thr -1m" ra." witur,- fpr thu .f1rr .1y>
h. Va, offered ny d,fn,lan; quarter vhc,h-
or II tn" 3c'r or g dollar De-, iil not know and
To- lhr question why M did not take il. .aid.
III would npi scll myself p cheap would NJ
worm mnrr than qulrfrr for panrr ra-,."
Nrr,u,i. Guilty
Nsrr'n ,osmfy ST., for -'sta.
pr,-, for dot.
ElIrr;rlH'- T~~,N.
TA, pniu-, tah,n III thn indictment NJ. lunt-
iu-. knng anI dr-trn,iu- lr.r. ,u--,-ta
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