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y store. and win ss me
sSsss snsIs ssssg and very rieh soos ooS 'rs'h
IS pieces new styles oil cloths low priced
ss.: , ...rss s.ss n an s sss
g piece. superior double ingram DO, very cheap
Is pieces bud and white blind linen, all widths
50 neh sasin curtains tTa
IS go exsra neh lace curtains
Ase variety q linen sheens, pillow and bolster linens,
TO ali o. which we invite DE special hou.sLsspen
before mixing their purchases elsewhere a. we s determined 70
Ap %-sawf p. H. HooE co.
- FOR NORFOLK.--The osceoa having
undergone thorough rep.rs hss resumed her tip. %
stsociock Returnne leaves every Friday
.suceisg at Cone ye and The usual sndng te Potomac
rxSEkroR BALTrmoRE.-rhs osceoa leaves wash
Remn sss ssss sandy a. %
~ Leonardtown, Cone ver and the usual
JAMES MITCHELL.
IQnrsos - manure. ana F.rssn..r. Vol, London.
chspsaIs Agricultural Chemistry Boston s
ssss cnss = = ngD e = Agriculture New
ssasnsss Asdcaar Chemistry Practical Farmer rn.
N s,oducuon 70 ne WORKS Of Ds Bnpde and ra.s.s VOL
xsas % r1nns and rsrtlisins Land J vol, London
r ss es%g.so1 . ,s ;s ss, VOL Boston
sI s,.a,s Hs,ssnsty 70 London s.s
Iosn.se. Encyclopedia, Emssons American edition,
DsSoa.y ofmoaem Gardening Lsndrsn. American
Ssssss !; u ss
iceSSns e:issa'se vol, London. .
Apa FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Everxrsen Forest Trees, shrubs, aud Evergreen
~ Traiiings. Plants For sale. r Es4

Traiiings. - Plants sale. saf
HAVE appointed for the saie Of three thousand
basan and silver Dr. double and black Trees
and beautiful
hardy evergreen, fragrant towering trailing arbuss
splendid variety Hpeas, which
liar the cock.comb but beautiful light pink color
The will growth,
and will be managed By experienced gardener and will be sold
for rs cents each. yt@ }@4gf t's stfA f# GSesk
who viii buy large nunbes te and make
them IL each, 0e hundred.
The trailing abuies viii be sold 50 cents each these
u freely and akundzntiy. ! lNrf s& N33 gf
The spess be- cents
grow freely situation, admirably
lated ladies fond Of cuitvatng flow
efing plants In pots and borders.
The flowers trailing surprisingly beautiful
bouquets The will arrive by 10th Of April
its ~ 49, ~ rs ~ ~ q. b. ROGERs,s
ffS sN4 1Sss@F kA and Agricultural Warehouse,
+ 7-lnw3w u Market philadelphia.
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NEW BOOKs.-Just received, for TAykoR MAUI
ss% s .us ss- or s s, s
nv .pty' ~ -
TOHSsrOSs National Alias OF Universal Geography.
Hi.orc.l Commercial and Political by Alexander Keh John
oas ~.
O the most finished execution with eogioa, The latest
enjoying highest reputation copies only
" ps s ,sy reduced price s Just opened Y rAyoR
SILK HOsIERYThe just received
lowing. which win make line in
he District 70 which tey respectfully invite all in want Of such
dozen white embroidered silk hose
:: s ssss.' " 'sss g ss... ras-S
ai.., 1: .s ss.sa ss !. s ss pas's
: dozen bssi plain black sIs hose
rs 90 90 i Sss,a% 80 90 s ss cotton TOP.
10 90 black raw 'ilk hose
Jan Iesuf y y sL1cETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
UEBsrER's Large Qasrto Dictionary Un.bridssd.-
opposes many deionss. and q most q me leaned and cult
,sy armed and squppsd IN Tins respect without Dr. Webster at
dictionary The Eassh and American
II nsd i an iuvslassis ssas ..ssu washington Irving
Every scholar kne~s The value q work which, addition
sses WIN ne Eas soessss s ~ s sa%s ~ =.
words and the accuracy and extent Of definitions "wm.
sT E..g anything
Published By g Merriam Springfield Massachusetts and for
FRANcK TAYLOR.
Fine eeid Rich Jewelry. Geneva watches.
ADss arc rs.gscty invited 90 can and examine masn
MI > PAkkERs fancy rood. soe National Hotel PennsyI
Thu sock comprises Watches cadove. chs,eaines bracelets
md s so sss apy The highest order q mechanical
,e sIusms and would sss, comparison win
As oss e case. r win
etc. proved and warranted 10 keep perfect slne "'
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VALUABLE Heal Estate fn tho City Of Washingtos
saeThe proprietor, intending the win
months Offers sale brick houses on w
GINA Seventh east within a.
Navy each M
well calculated for Shops IN connection with dwelling
trd sal story house, subject ou
rent will sold very Also enclosed squares viii
comfortable cottages them, between the Capitol Con
Buying suitable the vegetables
or the Washington Market for darie may be preferred
The of property occupied present. poduo
i've in good condition. and win be sold reduced prices
ties indspuable,
apply personally Office Pennsylvania door
IL M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codf Agent
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JESSE Il, Dow,
Notary PubIic and General Agent,
III As his Office building street,
Ill Pennsylvania avenue happy serve bis
fellow citizens in the noaraI All claims the government
its agents, pensions hapay claims and all other business
curing presence attorney government viii
be attended with fidelity and despatch All
G.. tasA
Ap io-ly
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NEW BOOE<s--Just received, At TAykoR MAUI
RVS 9th street, Dark Scenes OF History by @. p
Sir Edward Graham Railway Speculation, Cathanc
Sinclair Of Jane Bouvec, &c Etiquette Washington,
q n
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AIDES SILK HOSIENY.--We Just received Il.
following variety, 10 which we invite the attention he
ladies, viz:
10 plain Engh silk Hose superior quaiue.
do plain gauze silk Hose
do whte with cotton tops
10 do embroidered open worked white silk Hose
~ do misses white silk Hose embracing all sizes, SIX
54 inches ' -s8Sa5 ,4T Z" n
With complete assortment Of and thread Hosiery Or
ladies and children, which viii offer the accommodating
terms. M vs.. 3N
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, ! CO.
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ToHNsroNs National Atlas OF Universal Geography.
Hstoca Commercial and POLITICAL by Alexander Keh
n g. 81 seosnpher In ordinary her Majesty complete
volume, conisnns ofbc
finished
large atlas that has appeared ublhed Edinburgh 1899 and
a, the very reduced price Of sis. Just opened BY =
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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EOR sALE-seven,cen bounty land scrip- FOR aS9h se
eevabie In any Of ne ~ 3 land cnces IN Ohio, ndnh'
''"''''' app" '" CHARLES pE sELDrxt
Msya-d No. Todds Buldn'
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INEN GOODs--A very nsn sock q ne ceebrasd maxi
heavy and good. l'F y E'77s'
Also table asapsr., dsmssks Jewellers Of various tind
very good, All linen, 81 u 20 per doxcn
Table napkins linen sheensr good and warranted all linen
The above goods were selected importing house IN New
scns. For sale low BY q. WIN. YERBh
Ap@--coiw Pa. av, between IN and w y
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ARREgDNPWRAIho
To Destroy Cut Worms.


take other papers, because they in
struct and amuse me, but | take the Ag
riculturist and it amuses it teaches me
how am to pay for all. But to the point.
Twas quite successful in my first essay
last spring in forcing tomatoes cabbage,
&c. In May, commenced transplanting
them into my garden. Beautiful plants
they were, too; and as. grew them myself,
fel. quite proud ofthem. A day or two
after this, upon going into my garden,
found the varmint that had destroyed them,
smashed their heads, and replanted. But
off they went again. | could kill the cut
worms, but that did not replace my plants
4 new idea then struck me. pulled
a few handfuls of clover, and laying a
small quantity at the base of each plant,
put thereon chip. BY this simple con
trivance, | trapped the whole brood of
rascals, and saved my plants.
The philosophy of the thing is this:
.Tne cut worm prefers the green clover,
which will keep so for about a week, un-
derthe chip. and every day or two you
can hand the worms which collect there,
over to the tender mercIes Of the old hen
and chickens. The trouble of doing this
is much less than replantng.
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New Mode of Raising Wheat.

An experiment has been tried in Iowa,
and recorded in the Prairie Farmer, by
J. a. Rosseau, where two bushels of
wheat and one of oats were mixed and
sown together in the fall, on one acre.
The oats shot up rapidly, and were, of
course, cut down by the frost. They
however furnished warm covering for
the earth, and when the sn ow fell among
the thick stalks and leaves, they kept it
from blowing away. This covering pre-
vented the winter killing Of the wheat,
and the oats yielded rich top dressing
for the crop the following spring. The
result was-an abundantcrop, while land
precisely similar alongside Of it, and
treated in the same manGer, with the
the exception Of emitting the oats, was
utterly worthless. Will some of ouI
readers try this experiment the comi nc
season, and give us an account of the re-
suits?
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The Forrest DiUorce CaSe-The Har-
risburg correspondent Of the Evening
Bedtentifl, writes on the 9th inst, as fol-
lows: 60.
P. S.-The replication of Mrs. Edwin
Forrest is in the hands Of the Judiciary
Committee, but really don't amount to
much. 1t was drawn up by Mr.. O'Con-
ner, OF New York, who is esteemed a
perfect "steel trap" III his profession,
but has not manifested any great deal of
talent in this production. 1t is full of ten
der appeals and nothing more. The lady
asserts that she has not pecuniary means
to follow her husband into another State,
TO follow up her defence, and than states
that if she had she would not come
There is something Uery wrong in these
premises, and from my heart | smpat hize
with her unfortunate husband. | speak
thus candidly from glance at the doc
umentarv evidence in the case, which is
positive beyond precedent. Mrs. Forrest
declined cross-examining her husband S
witnesses in New York.
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From the Louisville Journal.
THE CORAL.

From the Louisville Journal.
THE CORAL.
Low beneath the waves of ocean,
Up the coral toileth slow,
Needing not the wild commotion,
Gifts ceaseless ebb and flow;
Though the weary lapse of ages.
Yieldeth never to despair,
Though the watery demon RACES,
'Twixt it and the realms Of air. ~
Now above the deep uprearing,
Slow, majestical its head,
Greeteth it the sunlight cheering,
Der il dews ofheaven are shed;
And the subject waves are bringing, =
With blind submissive toll,
Earthly mould, that, closely cIinging,
Turns the coral reef TO soil
And it riseth high and higher,
BY the earthquakes hiddsn throe.
Still to heaven approaching higher,
From its watery gulf below;
Till, at last, verdant island
Standeth in its beauty there,
Where, from valley and from highland.
Goeth up the voice of prayer.
Low beneath the sea of Error
Up the truth is toi ling slow.
Heeding not his waves of terror,
Darkly surging to and fro;
Though the lapse of ages weary
Yieldeth never to despair,
Though darkness thick aud dreary
Shutteth out the upper air.
Now above the false appearing
Slow and calm its radiant head,
Moral night is disappearing
Where it's holy light is shed;
And the wrongs of former eras,
vanquished by its heavenly might,
Bring, transformed, their old chimeras,
Handmaids, now, of truth and right.
And it rIseth high and higher,
With each strife of liberty,
Still to heaven ascending higher,
Heaven, its SUBMITS destiny!
Till it stands moun tam hoary,
Resting on foundations broad,
Over which a path of glory
Leadeth earnest souls to God.
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Agriculture.

Il is am innocent pursuit, that can do
injury TO no one. 1t Invades no mans
just rights, and prejudIces no mans safe
ty, health. peace unreasonable enjoyment.
1t is a beneficial employment, for who
ever cultivates the earth and covers it
with rich and golden crops, renders 1t
more beautiful; and whoever causes the
earth to yield its fruits, increases the
means Of human comfort and subsistence
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Fresh .Fs.riUaI Of
FALL AND WINTER
6 . 0 D s!

FMS1E subscriber has just received at h
a Store III Ebensburg large supply Of
New Goods from the East. consisting of
cloths, Cassimeres, SattineS, PIadS, LinseyS and
FIannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES,
, 1Ginghams, Tickings, Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts,
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins.
.4iso-Bed, Horse and Saddle
Blankets and Blanket Cloths
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes of
every description, together with
an elegant assortment of Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Drugs, Medicines,
Stationary, Saddery, Tin
~. ware, Fish, Leather, Salt
and Nails.
He has also any quantity of Notions, such
as Combs, Suspenders, Silk Guards,
Ladies' Steel and .SilUered Slides,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books,
Hooks g. Eyes, &c. &c. IN short
euery thing that as usuatly
kept IN Country Store.
He thanks his friends and the public gener-
orally for past favo-s, and requests. them to
call and take look at his goods before purcha-
sing elsewhere, he feels satisfied tina: he can
accommodate them with anything IN his line
of business at least as cheap as any other es-
tablishment in the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct I8, 1949.-2-tf.
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A Beautiful Scene.

Night was upon the earth. Darkness
rests in valley and the hill tops.
But the moon rising and clearing away
the clouds, dispels the gloom, As she
rolls upwards the stars gather around her.
Come with me, and look upon scene Of
more interest
Enter this chamber softly-it is the
sanctuary ofinnocence, the abode of love
and peace.
Bending beside table behold a mai
den-a blooming girl of seventeen on her
knees. ....
Her cherry lips move, her graceful fig
ure is anxiousiy swinging to and fro. She
is iaboring under an excitement. The
cool air rushes in upon her through the
lattice, She is streng thened-could we
view more interesting picture?
"Ah!" el
Was that word or long drawn sigh!
List again.
"Ahr'
Can she be UNCONSCIOUS of our pres
ence! Her hands grope upon the floor
Has she lost jewel! Her dark eye
flashing with frensy.
The smile has vanished from her fea-
lures. But 10! it turns to triumph. y.
She speaks!
MARY! Mary!-P We cotched aea!'
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III Office.

q ETTERS testamentary on the Estate Of
IL Peter M'Guire, late of Allegheny Town
ship, Cambria County, deceased, having been
granted TO the undersigned by the Register of
Cambria County Notice is hereby given to all
persons indie bted 10 said Estate to make pay
ment, and those having claims against it, TO
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment- JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Feb. Ii, lS50.-l9,
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cry Thursday morning at Two DOLLARS pc
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for a shorter
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% 1t is believed from the experiments
oi Becquerel, X. Hunt, and Sir John Her.
schel, that at no distant period we shall
be able TO have portraits and landscapes,
By the Daguerrean process, with all the
charm of truthful colorng.
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which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establishment in the
country. He is also prepared to manu-
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous of
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited to call as he is prepared to furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed to him will be promptly
attended to. ~ s.ts
JOB WORK of every description, done
on the shortest notice. 80
The undersigned hopes, by a strict at
tention TO business to receive liberal
share of public patronage. #-as3
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. S. IS49-5-tf.
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The BaPtists contemplate the es
tabllshmcnl of college in Wisconsin.
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, S'Mr. Trimm,' said way, .how do
YOU eep your books!'
% by double entryr'
Double entry, how's that
%, easy enough, make one entry, and
father makes another
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What 1oney Don't Belioe.-He don't
believe that man is any wiser for having
A. S. or any other letter attached to his
name.
He don't believes lawyer is'.any keener
because he wears spectaces.
He don't believe that schoolmasters,
physicians and ministers like to be con-
tradicted whit more than other folks.
He don't believe that all LAWYERS are
rogues any more than he believes that an
eel is snake.
He don't believe that young gentlemen
shonld marry before they are able to sup
port wife.
He don't believe IN getting up early in
the morning without going to bed early at
night. 49, 49, l1A
He don't believe that a man is a fool be-
cause he can't make a speech ses Has
lie don't believe that because both wise
and windy begin with w that. hey end
IN the same thing. e
In fact he don't believe..in great many
things that others believe in, and the re.
suit is that he is voted an oddity and a
bore.-Rome Sentinel. a59
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Wholesale and Retail
Tire COlpes. s. Sheet Es'Ou
w Ass sssfNcyOr u ry.

The subscriber adopts this method of retur-
ming thanks to his friends and the pnbic
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, ahd begs leave to inform
them that he has enlarged his business, andnow
keeps constantly on hand large supply o
every variety of
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e1n PAIRS supsrior Blankets for sale by
~ sft MURRAY & &ZAlIM.
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81 DOZEN Mann's Axes for sa lie at the store
% of MURRAY 81 ZAHM.
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Less Quantity, at Less Cost
MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

To realize the great poper of this medicine purifier
read in Pamphlets the perfect effected Ar-
B. HdskiR of Rome Oneida county, " Y He conne,
his bed One Yeayvas not expected to live foeafyJol
hours IORRer-lis neck eaten nearly of. from
cara hole through the UiaGpipe-is nearl,
out-the of destTOyed-an Ulcer
mans hand had nearly eaten through his sidean,
were ON him in all
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And it is the greatest the most undoubtedly substantial
ed of hor7id and hopeless OF
ScFofId has cured since the werd
ated-completely establishing the great and certa
efficacy of the medicine. = 81 l
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A Large lot of Bleached and Brown Mus
N lins, just received and for sale yery low
the store of MURRAY 81 ZAIIM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-15
o1,ETICAL.
zn,oIT LOVE HER sTILL'

~
,v;,, ,nou love hor still ~neh tue S'
Wilt tnou .,sr her bosom flow, ,e.oe
Ia, ma with the silvcry tn,cau3
And hel s s,,e her STILL when the summer sh''0'
WI" WI. nsr Inns no longer liver ;,
y" Through good ana III
I'm love her still. ob;ld
~ ~ ,o,e her still then our DARING '
Tn marriage 10 thee VIC give e., u.
....o love her still, when her cna"se' ''>'
WI. wv crown dim with sorro" ' az. ,,n
,,,tn, The bosom that beats aga aga. ~ aae
"Throbs slow with the weign, % I", ',ro
,vhsn her syery laugh rinss ou' "o ''o''
And vanished her youtniui chaihS'
will love her sull -,
With right good will.
THAN vii, love her ti!-then our darling take
Unto thy sheltering arms.
Remember, no grief has she ever known,
Her spirit is light and free;
None other with falterles step has pressed
LIS innermost shades but thee;
wiki thou love her then when the Joys OF y"nth
With her blushing bloom depart
Through good and ill
l will love her STILL
Thou wilt love her still,-then our loved one take
To the Joy of thy noble heart
Remember for thee she smiling leaves
The friends of her early DAYS,
No longer to meet their approving looks,
Or their fond, unfeiSned praise;
Forgive her than, if the tears fall fast,
And promise to love her well.
Through good and i'll
III love her still.
Thou wilt love her still!-then our darling take
In the home of thy heart TO dwell.
When her father is dead, and the emerald sod
Lies green an her mothers breast;
When her brothers. voice is no longer heard,
And her sister hushed to rest:
N horth en for n looks
Her star on lifes troubled sea;
With the marriage vow on her youthful lip,
Then we give our child 10 thee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS, FIEcTIoN

BosroS Nov. IL, 8 P. M.-The election passed o5 ,n
Gov Briggs Wing, carries the city of Boston by 2s,T
The Free-So vote has considerably decreased while ma
has been an increase in the Democratic. s 'ns'
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosTo ,., NOV Nov I'LL pM1It now appears by the p,
people. Briggs thus far has lost 1000 votes :" aa'
Congress William Appleton wing, is elected in tho g.
district by about $500 WIG LIS
In Inc second and ~. h districts there is choice
George +. Davis is believed be elected in the sir,b J.
lrict. us
In the seventh district is doubtful Groyish n,oh,,,
elected r0aViy
In the eighth district Horace Mann, Free Soer is cbo..
BY 800 over all others. " N"osen
The ninth tisTie, j. very close o. Fowler free so
No returns yet received from The tenth district
STATE SESArE.-There have been u coalition Sec,,o.
elected, which is majority of that body The coalj,i,
are composed OF democrats and tree-soers
In the House the coaonsts have gained 81 repres,,
lives in So towns, but the late alteration in the vote NJ 40
resentatves will reduce that advantage F
WORCESTER Nov IL. P Ma heavy vote was pole,
Barton, Wing, Glib; J. Knouldn, Dem, SO. '''''
The Hon. Cnleb cashing will represent Newburo i, Il,
House. which is Democratic gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-15
TRIAL. OF GENERAL. CHAPLIN FOR CARRYING
QErE SLAVES

Rockville, Mn, Nov. 1.-THE preliminary movements
for the trial Of Gen. Chaplin, on charge OF carrying OIL
Esq., attorney general and Mr. Bowie appeared for the pro-
sccution and Mr. Chas. H. Pitts Of Baltimore, Mr. Brewer
Montgomery and Mr. Radcliffe Of Washington, as coun-
sci for the defence.
The witnesses all present. and examined By the
grand jury and bill returned against the accused
The counsel for the prosecution stated that they would be
dy for trial Tomorrow and the witnesses and petit jury
ordered 10 be in attendance
There several ladies' and gentlemen, friends Of Chap
lin, present. with quite large number OF citizens indie
pedrn, o the interest manifested in the merits of the case
the great array Of legal talent will atac, throngs of,isors