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5 stabbed one of the Colored men named Pierce in the back, making a gash 3 or 4 inches long, and according to the Doctors testimony (a rebel) 1½ inches deep. The facts were so clearly proven that the Commonwealth's attorney an ex-rebel had to ask for a verdict and the honorable Court sent the ex-reb Benson to jail for the enormous space of one hour and fined him Fifty dollars. It does whether the first part of the sentence was served out in a jail or in a Grog shop. Both of these men Davis and Benson were confederate soldiers. Case No. 4! A young named Doswell whose father is a J. P. of the County killed without the least provocation an aged Colored man, who had you may say raised the family father and son; yet on an inquest, the Jury returned a verdict of accidental homocide; when it was in proof that the young man struck the old Colored man on the head with a grub hoe after saying "I will kill you." This party