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The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1861., [Electronic resource] 8 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National crisis. (search)
that thing up, you old villain — you have done enough. Barnett said, you have already killed him; are you going to shoot a man when he is down on the ground? Bernard said, I done it, and I will be hung for him; and meant to do it. I said to Barnett, hold his head up straight. I got down on my knees before Taylor, and asked him where he was shot? Taylor said, oh, my friend, in my belly — at the same time putting his hand on his belly. I said to Barnett, let us take him in the house. Jos. Barnard said, you shan't bring him in here — at the same time maintaining his position in the door with the pistol in hand. I immediately went after the buggy. Thomas, Barnett and myself, with the negro man, put him in the buggy and drove off. A. Thornton Carter. Mr. Young made a statement in effect that on the night of the 11th January his overseer came to his house and informed him that Mr. Taylor had been shot by Joseph Bernard. He immediately dispatched the overseer for Justice Burto<