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Gone Up for Ten Years.On Thursday last the trial ofAnderson i Mincer was called, A special venioe. far a‘ jury had beenissued, and after it liad been .nearly exhausted the following gentfem'en were selected as jurymen: Wm. Davison, 0. M. Ohenoweth, Wm4H- Mendenhall, VV. R. Cogshell, John C. Johnson, Thos, M. Squires, Henry G. Worl, Wm. Bell, John Charles, Thos. W. F’ennimore, Jacob‘Gettinger and Charles Trine. The' State was represented by Marsh and Gaullet£, Mincer by Col-grove and ^Miller,The testimony of Mrs. Robinson, who is a pleasant looking Quaker women, was very affecting anddrew tears from many of the liet-neis as she told the great outrage that had beeif attempted upon her. The yerdjct of the Jury thismorning; \Ve the Jury find the deferment guilty as charged in thpindictment, and assess the penalty at a fine of t wo hundred dollars and imprisonment in the State Prison for ten years, 4
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Winchester Journal

Winchester, Indiana, US

Wed, Feb 27, 1878

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