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CASE OF La FAYETrE SHELBY.--Ther
is great deal of excitement at Lexington,
Kentucky, in conseq fence ofthe aequit-
tai ofShelby, the murderer of Mr.. Horine.
On Monday the 18th inst, qlite serious
demonstration was made, as we learn from
correspondent of the Union:


"At daylight the effigies ofJudge Bauck-
ner and the 8 jurors were found suspended
by the neck Immediately in front of the
court house door, and an attempt on the
part of the iailor to remove them was met
by such determined resistance by the
getters-up ofthe effigtes that no further
effort to removethem was made. Alto
o'clock, a crowd of from 5000 to 5000
people from the country and of the city
had assembled in the court house yard;
and an address. was made to them by Col.
Robert j. Wilson, approving of this ex-
preston ofthe popular Indignation, and
denouncing Judge B. and the jurors: after
which series Of resolutions were passed
unanimously, the substance of which was
10 condemn the ju ige, and asking his uri-
conditional resignation, and providing for
the taking down and burning Of the eff.
gies. .s


= 'sAfter some. further proceedings, the
figures ware taken down, and carried in
procession through the principal streets
Upon Judge B. effigy label was to be
seen of"rhe Judge without justice,'' and
his name in front. Upon the figure of
the jurors, bribery, perjury &c, with
their names, was labelled. A band played
the Rogde's March;'' and at length the
procession stopped in front of the court
house; the efigies were piled up, the Judge
on top, and were 'consumed by fireg the
band playiagah's deadmarch'' the while:
An hour ago the Observation-Disclosures
ia good order, afferan announcement of a
meeting for to.night.'i sssssaa q slfsii
= The same writer nsHtions 4 rulaor
that Mr.. Clay elIigy had been hung up
atthe mark kethdhse, but adds that he doubts
the fact as he didnot see il. Mr. Clay
is also said to have been denounced Ia
general and bitter terms by the crowd for
his speech upon the trial, sssiiIa
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