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We scarcely know how to notice trans action which occurred at fayette, in this countY,' OH Saturday night last. Our req ders will recollect that some time since we noticed the murder of Alr. McGowan by a man named Spinney-I'hat he was arrested and lodged in jail to await his trial It came on at the last term of the Circuit Court, but owing to some iBformality in the in- dlcttment, (the true cause of all these diii- culties) he was remanded to prison to appear at the next session of the Court. Instead of awaiting the time allotted for his second tr- al, and giving him once more the uncertain chances of the law for his condemnation. a number of the citizens of Fayette and negh- borhood went ea naasse fatter having been refused by the keeper, the keys of the lail,1 and broke open the doors with sledge ham mers-sezed the unfortunate wretch, and hung him insfanter. The cause. we under stand, ofthis summary proceeding arose out Iof the fact, that Spinney had been heard to assert that Ii an opportunity was given him, he would, with an undying revenge, follow

 up all who had been instrumental in bis con- yiction.

 None, we presume, will pretend to con-

 demn the punishment which this hardened william received but we must say that the

 manner and method of bringing such men to justice, as now pursued, will ultimately lead to consequences the extent of which we can-

 not calculate. The innocent will suffer with the guilty-our towns will be laid waste by the torch of the lncendiary, and our lives en- ldangered by the revengeful murderer or de- feated enthusiastically Tet.