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THE AGE OF Tng LADTrs

pleasant, cheerful lively generous ehartable minded
woman never old. Her hesr 10 young 60 ~ TO- as
was AZ IL 90 aud ibey who are old Of GO or TO arc
msdo old by They made old BY tho ravsoo,
Of passions snd feelings Of unsocia and
tufe which bsye csnkerej their minds wrukled their sol
RTE, and wihefed their souls They ae made old by suvy
by Jealousy, by hatred by suspcions by anehatahe feel
mpi ~ slandefBr scandal tDg, ihrcd hsbits, which N
they avoid, they preserve their youth 70 The very last 90
That The child shall dc, the Scriptures say hundred
yes Old There many old women who pride
on being IL or 90 They carry oil tho oharaetcrscs Of
sge about them without suspeetng tina, hsv are d
women Nay, they even laogh aud sneer. and usso them
selves merry with such mirh - mses 0sa enioy-bv "a,
castle reflections upon tho sse Of others who my s,ep In
modeshf between them aud sdtnrsuon, or bsetk d,wn
the Honopoly ~ attraction which Thy have enjoyed for
SESSION, either W Imagination reality Pride i 40 I'D
passion, snd vsny grey The n0untiins They are
Old women insi hare much of either. They are dry
hesrss-, du, indifferent They wsat tho well spring of
youthful affection, which 10 always cheefol swsys acdve
always enesred w labor 81 love- which ~ celebrated
70 promote and distribute enjoyment They pine rspioe
ssh md gosnithey ys~n snd stretch hymseIyes; thoy
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THE WEBSTER AND AsHBuRroN TREATY.


In speaking Of This treaty the London Times of the Goth
ultmo the subj2ined very just senimes When
the advocates OF extreme in both countries con-
denim the treaty for precisely the same reason-namey
that has battered the rights OF each the other-,he
friends OF peace and national hon,r OH both sides of the
water safely conclude that the treaty jus, add G.
qiabe II nations ruled by the counses Of the
n,empera the reckless the hstes Of all their race out of
the pale OF their country, with many Of whom ey
cry nation is afflicted. the world would be desoaed by
ceaseless wars. Happily this Is So and happy such
councils were not potent enough Illustrate the wise and
bene6cent "Treaty Of Washington"
"When Lord Palmersion a the Treaty Of Wash
ingon which his Encouragement Of the boundary nego-
nauon did not allow him 10 conclude he that the
American squadron by far the sersceabe
ny we have ever had ON the Of Africa; aud more
has been done TO establish good understanding with our
ocsr, and promote their common object by the
American sloops Than by all the right search
issued to the French navyi Since that Treaty Of Wash
ingon named by Lord Pamerson though by him
alone, without contumeous expression il becomes the
Of the world ciieate that appreciation of il which n
would otherwise be needless express We regard IT, and
the world regards it, perhaps the equitable conyen
ton concluded between since the general peace
and IL we doubted OF its merits they would confirmed
by the inerhausnble OF its deracs and by the Ian
gusge applied to by congenia spirits the other side Of
the Atlantic. The Washington Globe of Iast month de-
clafes the true patriotic veins by the
ment Of rights by Mr.. Webster, in the Ashburon
treaty, (hs Amercan lost THE subject Of controyer
y forfeited the respect Of the world and ourselves and
invited and unounded pretensons from
An echo may be made contradict the voice 10 which IL
replies. The British Government accused here OF bay-
ing made such concessions former occasion as to in
copaeiate from settling the Oregon question with arne..
and with resolution. The American Government il nc
cused by the Democratic party there Of having
our claims IN Oregon by former concessions in Maine
But concessions which thus described in the United
States and which have received the appreciation Of both
Houses Of Parliament well as Of every di.passona,e
man In England, are not very likely have the effect pre-
dcted by these orscles Of In setting the Oregon
question nothing better be desired than similar conces
sions, such they can be Called in which adversares
coneede more hun do ourselves; and IL were well for
this country aud for mankind. Of oil International contro
Versies were settled in the spirit Of the Ashburon
MI La
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MATTERS IN Neutrality-suspicious. FALL
ING, sc.
Correspondence OF Tbs Tribune.
Waantrnr.,.r Inn

Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune.
WAsnrsoroy June I'd Ie45
Events which arc .o,.,.n,l % ,..,; :; "a. -. -
able a. they may amen, n certain ,ol;,..I It,.
I'm, he n.i.6,I - ~. s..,,.-. = oo'"o'
-, p 80 " "o '''''s'" e'eV o'ue'y cihzen' }
particularly refer to the proserptve system which has
commenced under the new administration, cautiously and
slowly first, but which now begins TO assume i,s tu.
eharaetor and promises in it, dcsoan9 eour.. ,o
away every ve.,;o. of ofici,I ,s,n..,-.,,,. a. s1P
poh., t...-e s-.,T VI saturday,
t Y N,.s' : ss1"'"a" from view fork' well
SHOWN 70 a me oeies VINO have passed winter here. for
hrs CALAMITY and Courtesy sor Of Beau Nash oil opr
public assembIies-was removed from office in opno.o
to the renons,rsnces Of tbe ouivsr,aI fi, .e,M, Pill
and NJ, H.,e,or, =, ~. 81 49, -. ~.
n a.. p...sI--. sc. ,, :" oO"'''"p' " INC "ish
y "o ,'o,"'" "''n'e', Inc secretary OF the Treasury,
"nou whose consent the removal could not have taken
place. said TO have declared that he constrained 10 the
To what omnpotent fat then did all these po,cn.I
influences be,d1 How ia I, ,h., n, .,o,...d -
P,..,de,, a.. ,,,.,c.,..s. 49, ~. ~ '"e
~ ~. sa.,.,. ,i " ,"''o .aoe'' sno 'ne desire
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ls.,p b-a assn gr..ss NV YoRK, Jrsk 81. ls45.
The by the Csmsria Is much the character
with that brought by the Great Western The Oregon
War feeling has fallen below zero, leaving old Father
Richie without grow patriotic over and wriio
two or three columns about the wisdom and Democratic
foresight Of Jis, the American Cincinnaas. IL
z and our Ton would only quit their clustering and bra
Ssdo about what they could do Il they fight Tor
Oregon. and would to ~ork Gas they unfortunately
have charge Of the subec with discretion and settle the
matter anicsby they might be able credit and
do good while the Nation does feed Them from the
public crib. But don't Tom astride OF
the tripod such wondrous nice things Of and sing
praises so loud Jim Jim blow a tho
Cabinet frOhy harangue the uaisrriSed De.
mocraey. at tho expense Of the country.
The Democratic Journals along the line of the Erie Ca
nal found wrghts Veto Of their bill long publish
The Wing Journals had do il for them Il ahom.
nabe that great improvement like that should suffer from
the will OF arbitrarily executed IL cannot
be possible that the American people long tolerate
principle in their Government by which oue man has the
power to dsfranchise the will Of millions.
Willis has sailed in the Britannia for England to place
his little daughter in the hands Of his deceased wss
ter to be educated lie will stay but abort time how
in England-expectng to spend the most Of the six
months that he is away at ST. Pe,ersbug correspond
ert OF the New York Mirror.
appears that two OF the o. me Mexican
indemnity have been paid. and yet the claimants have
received cent IL certainly the case surely that
more Of Democratic agents. under the Govern
menf. have been Pockeng these usaments, and giving
leg bail as security.
IL Is not as yet known how the Elections in the city.
which took place yesterday have iermnaed but the
raj impression is, the Bible party have majority Of School
Commissioners.
Two runners, by the names Of James Lawler and Ed
ward Norris knocked down, yesterday, coored person,
and who from the Effects Of the blow fell into the river
and was drowned: he belonged to, and board ut
the time, Of the steamboat Rochester where took
place.
In The interior end Western part OF the State they have
boon having frost, ice, and snow.
The True Sun has been to-day pouring another broadde
into Lieut. Wilkes Narrative and handles him for his pre-
sumption and Ignorance without mercy. II is understood
that the person who is reviewing the work has been oil
over the ground well rs Mr.. w.
Cotton has fallen onc-eighth of a cent No Richmond
City Flour in market. Richmond Country, Alex ndris
Georgetown, and Brnndywine brands bring from sii
S4eI1 Richmond straight brands IS than the
mixed. HUDSON.
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MAMMOTH CAvE-OLE sIJI.1.

MI Prentice, Of The Louisville Journal, paid a visit TO
the Msmmoth Cave, in company with Ole Bull few DAYS
and thus briefly alludes the wonder, of the Mace
and the nus'ea powers Of his companion:
we passed 10 hours within the cave during which we
Travelled 10 miles, We intend shortly TO spend two or
three weeks there and then shall probably
record sketch ct what NE see and feel No language
no weye can ever give faint idea Of the visiters
impressions For years have been residing
OF the cave given by dereu; travellers. many of them
eloquent and po~erfu but felt. seeing il for our
sevss how poor aud vain all efforts description and
how Infinitely ell preconeelyed ideas fall below the
Tremendous reality.
De Bull took his violin into the snd gave US some
OF his nobest performances, the points most remark
tos their wonderful echoes. The was like no earth
ly music. IL seemed, indeed, superhuman. The whole
company and motoness as statues and
copous and gushing tears, sireamed from every eye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

bUoI On MAKhET-MoNDAY AFTERNOON, Junl 9.
his being holiday, there but lue business doae
There were no transactions in Cotton worthy Of nore The
by the Csmbra does appear affect prices either
way Coffee So bags Porto Cabello green were sold TO-
day at sale white do made the last Of the week
at Provisions-Advices from England arc favorable
particularly Tor Beef and Lard but hear Of but few sales
today Corn-The market very dull and prices rsier
tend downward; holders asking 46c for white and 4a49
sale Of white made 455c. Flour-I. dull; 500 bbs
Fredericksburg was sold at Sf62; Genesee Is held at 81
6Sa4,I5. and fredericksburg Si62a475. Lesd-2OOO
pigs were sold today nj S340 Sugar-The sdviees from
Europe arc favorable Tor advance IN prices and holders
are confident OF an improvement but do not know OF
any operations today. either In Sugar OF Moasses Altar
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG,

FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 9. is4,.

An Indaecment TO Newspaper Sabscribers.
After the new law Of the Post Office Depart
ment goes into operation, on the LIST day Of July,
such persons as subscribe to the Wing, living at
either Of the following Post Oli;ces, will get their
papers free of postage. This new arrangement
will, we trust, throw out strong Inducements to
citizens living within 80 miles Of Richmond, to
become subscribers to our paper, rs the item of
postage, heretofore, has been no little matter.
The arrangement will be particularly favorable
to such citizens Of Petersburg as may wish to
take the Daily Wing. as the paper delivered in
that town, will cost them no moro than il it were
published at their own doors.
The intimate intercourse between Petersburg
and the Metropolis, ought to excite interest in the
citizens Of both places and in no way can that
intimacy be more agreeably cultivated than
through the public Journals.
The present mail arrangement between Peters
burg and Richmond, will enable subscribers in the
former place to get their papers the morning OF
publication.
The following are the Post Offices, which arc
within 80 miles Of Richmond, viz:
Prociers Greek,
Petersburg;
Chesterfield Co. House,
Spring Hill.
Coal Mines,
Marlborough. --r
Flat Rock,
SubleTs Tavern,
Bellona Arsenal,
Taylorsvlle,
Ruther Glen,
Chckahominy.
Goodall's,
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NEw-oRLEANs. MARKET NJ, 90 1919

The Britannica news which we published TO d.y ia We
~ sa,isisetery Tor the Cotton shippers and the season
throughout has proved profitable those engaged in the
Trade. 70 " 49,
The account had effect on this market and TO DAYS
sales which amount 900 bnes were at an advance of
&C. on Mississippi Cottons. Nothing was done in Aaba
mas or Ienne'sees but they held fully t.. higher than
yesterday The stock Of Louisiana and M.sssipel Co,ons
IS reduced TO about $500 bales. Mddng 10 Good Mid
ding may be quoted at Ga 81 cents per H..
Exchange is IN fair demand former rates. We quote
London ateti 9t per cent premium. Paris IS f526i
~ York 80 days IA per discounts Checks per cent
prcmium.-Bss. ~
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RELIc-The first gun, IL Is said which was discharg.
ed the British during revolutionary war; is in pos
session Of Mr. Jno. Ruiirick, Of Massachusetts, IL was
used by his grandfather, who commanded the minute
assembled oppose the British army which marched on, Of
Boston ON the 18th April 75 for the purpose Of destroy
ing the stores Lexington and Concord-BALT. CLIPPER
lcEBERGs The packet ship MonteIuma, arrived at N.
York ON Tuesday morning from Liverpool has been six
days IN the ce lying three days completely surrounded
by ice islsnds-the weather uncommonly foggy. When
in lat % TO- on 50 90 il cleared up, after having been
three days very thick Capt. Lowber then eleven
lands of around him. Of which extended TO the
length Of miles, and from was two hun
dred feet hiph-IB.
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violent and most destructive tornado and hail storm
occurred IN DeSoo county Mss tho 18th ult destroy
log every thing in its II passed over South,
Manning, Stokes Smith, Aanson Trigg's (reccny Col
Felix LewisD plantations Ga Of these and other
plantations, the young cotton eorn garden and other
plants, entirely destroyed; Mr. TRR has $50 aere Of
corn, &c. entirely ruined; places 100 to 200 trees
were blown down single acre. and leaf il left on
tree OF shrub. The hail three inches deep on
the ground in the morning. and hyds killed by the ha
were scattered over the ground The hail are rep
resented as having been, average larger than ounce
bullets, or as large as partridge eggs The hail in some
pla ices lay in drifts three feet high.
Raleigh Star
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Some Of oar friends. who know Notwithstanding we are
on opposite sides Of tho political hedge the real good fe.
ings that entertain for the former editor Of The Rich
mond Enquirer. and the editor Of tho official
journal and nov lovingly always get along with our
editorial contests write TO occasionally and ask US chow
10 the Union-how does IL answer &cr We tell them
10 reply. that It's hardly province Judge the oica
IL has the privilege. too official s, Of belonging the
class u periodicals, which Cowper tells u.s. long ago not
cen critics cfieise But not 10 disappoipt our snxioos
fticuds, let them be assured that the Union az ncw.os
per great improvement upon the Globe and that as an
organ iltnswoD tho touch Of the read
Wy aud as hneyas ever did instrument to tbs fingers Of
pefofmer.-AIer. GsssIs. =
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'hio celeDraeu watering place having been
extensively improved and newly will be omen for
The reception Of visitors and amer the
OF ample and propeors have spared no
expense In rendering In desirable any summer
retreat on the eoai5en The tables supplied with Hog
Sleeps Head Hard and son Crabs Oysters Turtles and Tara
pins served up by JACK MeRAE, OF PETERSBURG whose devotion
tn the seb and Finny tribe 10 never Vet tbeIn
ifom his hands greatest
vantage TO this h,t other deeaey Of
addsd The cellars have been wines brnndes &c
selected hy one of the bc Judges couny and in variety
and quality are unsurpassed by any establishment
New and eonmodious bath HOUSES erectear nea
en for snrf Bathing for those prefer and Hot baths
svads These have wrought wonderful in
Chronic khrumaiism and all Of debility can Offer
more sources or smusementhe fishing
IN The months Of hngnr and sspember very scenery
beautiful In N. srreEs In SIGHT OF the
four hour. sa Of Yorktown aud There are pleasure
excursions for those who desire arrival
Departure Of Steamboats, 6ne band be I'm AZ
tendance and eIeon Whatever spared render com
Portable those who may visitus. 20
W W. II w. Rasssy, formerly Of Farmers Hotel Frr--
nek,eufr and late Of the Boinsbrook ois Peerburs win al
tend 70 The reception Of ysio and comfortable aeeon
mediation. ~
30-wfw a
% Enquirer requested 10 copy.
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ART OF FLoATiNe-Any human being who will have the
presence Of mind to clasp the hands behind the back and
turn the face towards the zenith. may Boa oasc and in
perfect safety ia ioeraby still water-ay and sleep there
no matter how long. II, not knowing how to SWIM you
would escape downing when you find yourself in deep
yon have only to consider yourself empty
elyour mouth and nose not the top part Of You heavy
hosd be the highest Of you, and you are sae bu,
thrust up OF your bony hands, aud down you go
ing up the handle tips the pitcher Having had the
happiness to prevent two dfowBinys by this simple
instruction, exchange, publish for the bene,
Ol all who either love them
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KFuISo PUNrEtrs.-Pumpkins for stock are beet kep
IN dry loft with the flooring qsite open 30 as u allow
shs ercslsts freely a. possible between tbem
Were u not that they take up much rOofn should
prefer storing bc single tier; but usuv cor want "a
ths vhep large crop 20 be secured. they be piled
npnn each other. 10 this case, would thci,
noi being placed than three for deep II piled
sfsihef IN too large hsips. they gather aud 70,
s.pdly Whoa foEsa, they msy be preserved long Tine
su they should be cooked before giving The stock
stscrw~s they nsy do Them greet mary. On the whole
vs prefer iesding ouf psmpkiu as, possible after
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EXTENT OF AsRIcULrURE.-If reflect that about 500
5000 Of human beings so 600 900 horses
asses and mules domesticaied cattle, 800 600
are TO be fed every day, by the industry Of man. we
have some faint conception O the scale upon which the
operations OF agriculture nre conducted. II conceive
that the sun in its daily course wakes up the Who'll, hun
race to heitabor and imngne ourselves
his morning. rays In their fight the world we may
easily fancy the speciaees Of activity should witness on
the hills and in the valleys, and spreading from the arctic
10 the antartic circle!
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s'r' Of psrv. 80 psrsiusaed sss = sssdoa nks
The booty AMONG pirssss disrsas pdasipls hss ever
pssv.led h Ibis Bate. . lie honor. And Ms esssden of
ths right of The eesssl party to ssiss upon AZ the or
ess OF the Gosernsut Is Of shoss sust points on
which ~e have long been with Northern poll.
ucans of all psrtiss."-CaARLKsrox MKkcrRY.
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"Wednesday. June 9Th. Is4s.

= "A who ore able arc dressing In new othes Of the
lses, fashions; and such Primpng aud snfcbing among
the younR ladies', no bachelor earth stind ap
aues his hcsr y impervious beauty and love ns
Loeo fOc0 - 20 reason sud common And vet "the
tines arc hsrd-te people genofay IN debweather
y besutfuia prosper u fine crops-fnoncy ~ scarce
bot hde honor 10 the msrket-honesfy be found
uuth On hundred per under paf-yac not sbun.
dsnf a. u ssed 10 wss-dscency the decDe-snd Loco
foeotrm about ss usual oaiy so.-Jsasfboro WAC
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LovE-Chares Lever. in bis work OF "Si Patrick's
Eve,'' remarks on the tender passion foo~s:-"The
game oi love the whether the players be clad in
velvet in holden gay Beneath the gded ceilings Of
palace, the owy raers Of cabin, are the same
hopes and iears the same eaOues, and dsruss aud de-
sPondngs for, after ull, the stake is human hnppiness
whether he who risk il be peer or peasant"
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An Indian named "Bly John" killed Mr. John Nc
Crsine at Mount Pleasant, Wilkinson county on Thurs
DAY last. Mr. Nee, says the Woodvile Republican wa,
al The Indian camp. when the Indian shot him through the
hand and stomach with rife, after which the wounded
man ran lew rods to store, and fell and died within
short time The tribe about put BILLY John. In
dcaih upon their principle Of bood for blood" but he
taken aud uisd beiOe Justice w. L. Cage and acquitted
Nafchcx Courisr lIa.l
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Raleigh Sfor.

STRANGE AFFArR AT LYSS-As come men were blasting ,
rock ut Swampscot. on "Wednesday Mr. Joseph r. Milet
went up it, and told them he going To touch il off
WIN hrs cigar They tired to persuade him do, IT,,
but finding him determined they ran. He ,ey sci
set IRE TO the powder and Instantly his head blown
pieces, and when the returned, he WIS desd.-Be,
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The Packet Boat which convey such persons
to Be present Al the "Rurst Frts" be held Howsds
Spring. will leave Tomorrow morning ats O'Clock, at
which hour. tits desirable. all who DO Of tho party
will be panctaa in attendance. expected that thcse
who 20 upon this rusc excursion" will rs,arn to tho city
the evening. ettisF-.
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MARRIED

In this city. on "Wednesday morning the 4h inst, by the
Rev. VI. b. Sweeney, Mr.. REHIRD p. MosPIs TO Miss
PEEnELA A. s. yADES, both Of Chesterfield county Va
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THE RURAL FETE.

oTThs Tobacco Fair. which was have taken place
on the 18th Of Jane IN the Of Favile, has been
postponed indefinitely .'nr
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nsrmar ss.sss. Lag. fss. ftswa; shsy 49, = H. sssp
sne v,pos Thsy ~ 70 80 In the ssass; Asy bsssk-
esd' hsy Mad fault w this. that and roikss thlas
and tab. refuge In the collar o. he ssek ksAsa - sny
'sn.s place that msy nd ,Asa of The old wenan,-
Sno he enhesn. on such oecssioas. slso call tAss,
grim scs old spe. other nicknsns wih The spi,he,
ed preh1ed TO IT, - commony applied By ehidrea "
oea tempered mehsn. narsss. sunn. - pretty tiad
applied 70 the soodhnnorsd sad.n wi,h her wrinLIed
lace fhss On Old eye q shs hssrt wAioA poss,s,ed
~ many who have no suspeion shst ihers h suy bIns
ola about them and there yoush which never scus old
Love Who \ ever boy. Psyehs vheis ever sisl
fLondon Disosleh
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LIVE LOBSTERS.

IUNHE first live HOLSTERS ever seen in Richmond,
- by the od>t isAFbIHtf" brought Rummsrs
by the undersigned several o but
none better Than he got this day which
and every ave Those brought
cooked al the North and hot hall good
9 Determined always TO lave the uIures every from
hOSfON n NEW ORLEANS, EpcuTes wiH cohuuus To buck
W LITTLE ALBAMBRA they NOV when they are wen
nj where son CsaLe Mountain Oysters Pesh salmon
seak shrimp sHBAP UEAB received ofen and sey-
I'd % BbsauaIed style, by n6-A K w ALLEN
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Two LAWNS IN Jan. Two member OF IL. h, Of
St Louis named Lorens spencer and sorse W. r.. ylor
we're summoned to testify before the Grand Jury In
relation 10 the duel between Mers. Ban and Colt Thev
refused 10 testify snd compsint msls 10 the Criminal
Court and upon their pcrs.ng 10 refuse to testify ,hsv
Were ordered 10 Be committed TIN dsys or
ssncs fCssrt Thus lawyers imprisoood icr rsldsus
TO tell the ruth.-Bsh Ciippsr : -