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Az Jxxocryr Man HuSc BY a MoD.-Under
This canton. the Paris (lo} Mercury narrates
son,e cnrio,s particulars connected WITH mon
Iaa,, Some years since Mr.. James Barnes, son
nr .op;Jla Barnes, Of Missouri, was hung by :.
,nob N Arkansas, because he was suspecte1 VI ,.
hsyinp murdered the Wright family, III one OF
,no Conuties Of that State. Barnes TO The very
,,s, asserted his innocence, but the mob were it-
S-orabe. and he was hanged by them. II now
onnears. from statements III the Van Bu'c'i li,iNI
Intellirenccr, that the real murderers nav
fonnd. and arc in confinement ct Fayet'eVi''c' III
that State. There are three oi ''iei"' oy '.o
nsn,cs Of Star and Reese. and they arc sdiG 10
have frequently bcasted OF the cz''nc' iheY WI
be eont!cted il is said on the testimony OF many
witnesses to these confessions. But Their cohVic-
,;oo will not restore the innocent man to lie, nor
ave his murderers from the stlags oi remoFsc ioF
so cruel an act


The editor OF the Mercury says that the news
of Barncs's innocence is truly gratifying, 10 AIM
"f for we personally knew Afniiia Barnes, and inc
Barnes family. twenty.six years agoo. at oid
franklin Howard County, Mo. HIS father
rrand father, and unces, were men OF high stand
inp and respectab.liiy, many OF them exemplary
members OF the church OF Jesus Chrlst. How
n,;nful il must have been 10 his father and mo-
iibcr. The wife OF his bosom, with her helpless
b,bcs. and his relatives, 10 be thus deprived OF
his society; and to think, too, that mob hung
him without Judge or Jury, under the charge OF
mprder-thus blasting his fame, and putting
stain upon his poor little children, his unottend
;np wife, his aged father and mother, together
with his brothers and sisters, his friends and rel
a,;res