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with intent to kill, whether he had possession
Of the ground or not Mr.. Fendall followed
for the defenasM speech OffOur hours length
reviewing principally the grounds taken by
Mr.. Key. and commentingon the same oranch
Of the testimony. This morning Gen. Wal
ter Jones commenced his speech Tor the de-
fence. The General made a mastery ana
thorough examination of the documentary
aud other evidence relative TO the lines, trees,
stones, furrows and bitches, and closed little
after one T.. M. Mr.. Bradley then addressed
the jury in reply to Messrs. Fendal and Jones.
and concluded at quarter past i've. The Ju
ry then retired and had not agreed when this
report closed.