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TAR AND FEATHERS. We learn from the
HaveFhill On. H. True Democrat that on the
18th inst, man by the name of Parkhurst
was tarred and feathered by the students Of
Dartmouth College. The man was more than
suspected of keeping house of bad character,
and it was said that he had even employed his
wife and daughter in the most infamous man
ner. detachment of students made call on
him at his own house, seized him, and forced
him to accompany them to the College grounds.
where, after trial and hearing, he was ad-
Judged to receive a coat of tar and feathers,
which was at once fitted to his person, when
amid the shouts of hundreds, mingled with the
notes of martial music, he was marched
through thestreets.