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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Feb. %.

SENATE.-Mr. Underwood moved to sus-
pend morning and all other business to take up a
loint resolution from the House, making Military
Land Warrants assignable
Messrs. Mason, John Davis, Hamin and others
supported the motion, aud it prevailed-yeas 80
nays II.
The question was on Mr Jones' amendment.
giving Registers and Receivers compensation to
be paid by Government for locating the warrants
and also for locating warrants issued to soldiers
OF the Mexican war. Adopted.
Mr.. Turney moved to add provision including
certain Tennessee troops. Lost
Several amendments on amendments moved
and the amendment as modified adopted.
Dir. Downs moved an amendment declaring
chapains entitled to bounty. Lost
The resolutions then were reported lack and
amendments COncurred in.
Mr.. Foote earnestly entreated action A great
deal OF public business was still to be ratified in
the Executive Sessions.
HoUsE.-Mr Howard, of Texas, presented
memorial to the House yesterday, from citizens
Of Texas, charging ]. C. Watson, U. S District
Judge of Texas, with gross mafeasance in office
and asking his impeachment. The Legislature
OF Texas had previously, by joint resolution, re-
quesed him to res ign.
The Committee of Ways and Means have a.
greed upon reporting an additional sum in aid of
Collins line of steamers.
The Post Office Committee will not agree to the
Senate's amendments TO the Cheap Postage Bill
and fears are entertained of its failure.
The Harbor Bill, it is said, will be loaded with
amendments in Senate, in order to prevent its
passage
Washington, Feb. 20.
SENATE.-The bill for a military asylum
for the wounded and disabled soldiers, was pas
sed, as was also the bill directing moneys col
lectcd in California on the account of customs
prior 10 Nov. II, 1919, to be paid into the Uni
ted States Treasury.
The Senate then took up tho appropria-
ton bill, which after some amendments was pas
sed.
The SERIOUS CHARGE AGaTNsT Mr.. WEB
sTER-H 0use.-During the debate on the Mex
lean indemnity bill. Mr.. ALLEN repeated what
he said last night, that Mr.. WEBSTER, when he
accepted office as Secretary of State, entered
into bargain with brokers in Wall street, n Y,
and State street, Boston, who offered to give him
$4,000. Mr.. Allen stated that he was now
prepared to prove what he stated, if proper ap-
portunlty was given him.
Mr.. AsHMUN, on the authority of Mr.. Web
ster, repealed tho charge as false, and replied
with much warmth to the remarks which had
been made by Mr.. Allen. The debate continued
until recess.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
WOOD! WOOD!

All those who wish to pay their subscription
to the Telegraph in Wood, can now have an OPP
portunity. Bringit along before we get ma
chine and 90 TO burning water.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

Arrivals of gentlemen fromthe South, +" have
become matters of frequent occurrence here in
most instances, however, those northern tourists
merely take Chicago en- route for Canada
fChicago Jour.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

Narro0 Escape-A man yesterdayn attempt
ing to rescne a floating scow in the river, was
carried nearly to the end Of the piers The cur
rent OF the river being strong that he could
not row the yawl with the scow. He finally
succeeded in sculling to the pier The scow
was carried into the Lake Chicago Daily Tri
bune.
We understaudth Messrs. Ward have com
pleted arrangements for a daily communication
between all the ports this side of Lake Michigan
on and after the 10th Of next mouth Chicago
Daily T'rib.
The Atlantic hand on board 81 GOO, 900 in
Spanish doubloons.
1t is said that dashing widow recently en-
tangled with her bewitching ringlets a rich old
gentleman of New York city, WHOM, she induced
to part with real estate to the amount of $4,000
which sum she converted into bills of credit, and
dashed off Ito Europe on little holiday excursion
Horrible
Punch proposes the erection of a statue to the
model woman, that is, a woman abont to travel
with but one band box.
"Who took care of the babies?" artlessly in
CURED little girl, on hearing her mother say
that all people were once children.
1t is said that the Swiss Government has for
warded a stone from the Alps, for the Washing
ton Monument.
BAD FOR THE EYEs.-To injure mans sight
there is nothing worse than sudden wealth. Lei,
a wood-sawyer draw ten thousand dollar prize,
and in less than month he will not be able to
recognize even the man that "used to go securi-
ty for him"
The citizens of Manchester, Eng, wish the
Government to pension kossuth and his chief
compatriots.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
ARREARS.

Those who are indebted for the "TELEGRAPH"
for more than one year are respectfully invited
10 remit US our dues, as we need the funds.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

In Baltimore on Thursday the 18Th ut, by Rev. DR. A.
kInson, j. Henry kINBALI, of Visit CAMILLA daughter
of The late DIR. VIM. Donadson of Baltimore.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

p6 MHvESoSH "a 0OINIf COURT, WITH PROBATE
POWERS, OF THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH, ISL
~ ts' " III and Testament of JAMES CALLAHAN decreased
reading and filing the Petition of Andrew Leonard
~ Ior the Probate of the last Win and Testanen,
and ths late OF The county of Kenosha, deceased
Testament oe appointed Executor of the last Win and
plication m Sai deceased. ms Ordercd That tho an
Of KenGsb before at the Court House in the civ
notice tIeTr lou Monday in March, lS5 and tbnt
DC given by publishing This order ,hrre s s,"N
weekly oeofe tha day in the Kenosha TeIegrnph.r
said county. By the C,nnrt III Inc cry OF henoSha, in
- Wv -ourt' 3-39
N STODDARD Conutv Judce
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

Damages for Slander.-A poor hired GIRL in
lancaster county, Pennsylvania, named Mar
una stock, last week recovered one thousand dol
lafS' the maximum amount at which she laid her
damages, IN suit against young man named
John Men who had made remarks which, thouoh
they did not expressly charge her with criminal
intercourse, conveyed that idea.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

The English War in South Africa News
had been received at st. Helena from the Cape
of Good Hope, of the katfir war. A proclama-
ton declaring a war Of determination had been
issued. The Kafiirs suffered severely
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
GONE REES

Has at last adjourned. Whatever progress has
been made in Presdent-Daking, let Cass and
Scott and Douglass tell-oue thing is certain,
not much else has been accomplished for the
good of the county. If the Postage Bill has
been saved, with any features of the Bill which
the people have demanded, the whole nation has
occasion for rejoicing. A telegrapbic dispatch
informs us that the postage bill passed the Sen
ate, with what amendments upon the original
bill we are unable to conjecture. The same dis
patch informs US that the Harbor and River bill
was lost. This measure, so deeply affecting
the commercial interests of thgsGreat West and
the North, has, without any doubt, been sacriti-
ced to the interests Of the South. and at the be-
hest OF the democratic cotton lords of the "pe-
cuIiar institution
There is not much doubt bat that Cass and
Douglass have bowed themselves to the bidding
Of the slave power, and have used their influence
in defeating this measure, with the hope that the
South would recognize the obligation, and in
turn help them to those honors for which they
are aspiring. But Gen. Cass need not be in
formed that by so doing he has forfeited the claim
he might have had upon the hearts of the voters
of the great and growing west
Great pains wero taken by h., friends to as
sure the people Of the western states in the last
Presidential campaign, that although "circum-
stances put it oat of bis power to be present" at
the Harbor and River Convention at Chicago,
yet be was with them, and would do what he
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
EXCELSIOR CHURCH

e4llgs OF the brethren of the Excelsior Crr,oL
WIZ hereafter he held In the HALL on ~
Gohu moor OF the cuares Building" Main street on So
Gays forenoon and Afternoons athe usual church honr
I'm sunday next, forenoon, discourse NAV he exnec,,
subjects as may be presented - SucI
C. " All are invited TO attend
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

1851
BALL & MERRILL,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
AND DEALERS
Produce, Salt. Fruit, Coal, Water Lime,
StuccO, &c., DC.
Particular attention given to the purchase and shipment
of Produce.
Agents various Lake and Canal Transportation Com
panos Liberal Cash advances made Produce received
In store.
Sosta Pier and WareLouse, Kenosha, HiseoSsts.
p. BALL,
J. 2. MERRILL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
Kenosha Nonng nreus, Asaoclatlon

me following question viii be discussed at the next 1cc-
tng 10 be held at the Court House Tuesday Evening
RtEoIrcd "Ihu the principles of Land Limitation. and
Distribution and ECma stead Exemptions and ought TO be
universally adopted.
An LEADING D1sprrAnre Nor
j. CONNER, I N,,nTr
An Essay may be expected.
All are invited to attend
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

The Case Of Eli2w Virginia. Boston dis
patch Of the Goth says :-"Ths morning the IT,
8. Commissioner delivered his decision order
ing L. Wright, editor of the Commonwealth, to
give bond in $4,000 for his appearance for trial,
on the third Thursday in March next, for aiding
and abettng in the release of the fugitive slave
Shadrach. The trial of c. G.. Davis, on the
same charge, is now progressing"
The fugitive did not lack for counsel, s. E.
SewaIl, Ellis Gray Loring, Cbas. G. Davis, Chas
List Richard II. DANA and Robert II. Morris,
Esqrs having volunteered for the defence. In
New York, the patriotic Safety Committee
always stands ready to fee counsel for the claim
ant.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY in Mich
lGAN-We commend to advocates of hanging,
the following official testimony, to the effects Of
the abolition of the Death Penalty in Michigan.
II Is letter from the Secretary OF State in reply
to letter of inquiry, from Lowell, Massachu-
Sets
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
Total,
St. Clair Flats gets

A person East, who has realized a handsome
sum in the capacity of Spiritual Rapper, offers
to furnish those who wish to engage i'll the bust
ness, with the necessary apparatus for twenty
dollars. Cheap enough.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
FAMILY GROCERIES

'NNdE subscriber would respectfully call the aont, =,
ms friends and the public generally, to his large ana
well assorted stock Of '"'s" "h"
Groceries, Dry Goods, Crockery.
AND
@E0 v13d0m9a
which he is determined 10 sell cheaper than the cheanos
Jor Cash only.
iost persons in want of anything in his line would do
WI =" give nm call before purchasing sewhere and
themselves OF the fact that he is TO be undersold
Constantly hand,
Ihoc ~ PoRh L~7RD, O.4TS, CORN IND MEgL,
-'A''cNeFci, No. L, in bbIs., 10 * Ia do.
Kits do.
90 HALF BBLS WHITE FISH,
"hch ne VIII sell cheap for Cash A large supply of
o"io"s' Dried apples, Potatoes, Sc 6eu
Together with large assortment in the Provision Line too
numerous to mention. ~ ie' W"
W Cash paid for all kinds ofCountry Produce.
,,i ... - -, , JOHN DUFFY.
N'l'" s'''t'' NGnosiia, req Icol "a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

There is two sides to every thing except the
religion Of hypocrite, and that is ali outside
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
New YORK, March 4.

Baltic sails for Liverpool tomorrow with . 5
passengers, among whom is Prof. Sillman, Of
Yale College.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
OFFICE OF THE SEc'Y OF STATE, }
Lansing, Mich, May 6, 1850. I

Alfred Gibbs Campbell, Esq.-Dear Sir
Your favor OF the 18th ult. is before me- You
desire 10 ascertain whether our State has return
ed to the practice of the death penalty, also nv
opinion as to the general sentiment of our
State with our present experience on this sub
ject.
In reply would state that our State has not
returned to the practice of the death penalty
1t was repealed at the time of the revision of our
Statutes in 1916. There has been but one at
tempt to.revive the law-that was in l848. | think
and il signally failed. On examination of the
Journals, cannot find that the question was ev-
or brought to vote in either house.
In reply to your second interrogatory, have
no hesitation in giving it as my opinion that the
general sentiment of our State is beyond all cues
ton very nearly unanimous in favor of our pres
emilia on that subject. Indeed, in the whole
range of my acquaintance | do not know one in
divldual in favor of a return to that practice |
am certain have heard no one express himself
in favor of such change
am not aware of there being any statistics
in tds Office bearing upon this question. By
coincidence merely there were committed in
Wayne county within two years from The revi-
sion, four murders. The Grand Jury of that
county memoriazed the Legislature in favor of
repeal. Counter memorials showed most con-
cluslvey that the increase of capital crime, start
ling, indeed as it was, could not have had anv
connection with the change in this law as in
three out OF four cases certainly, the criminals
knew rot the change. Since that time there
certainly has been no increase Of capital crime
Very respectfully yours,
c. H. TAYLOR So,.'y of State
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
FOR SALE Or RENT.

lie sub cfber viii sell or his beautiful situations
one and half miles south of Kenosha city, ON The TcI
egraph Road, containing good Land well fncea
good one story and half Brick House with q good baek
hchcn and God shed, first well Of pure Water,
about seven hundred Fruit Trees of various kinds such as
PEARS PhmbS Peaches, Cherries, Apples, quite a number
commenced bearing the past year; English Goose6errep
urrans Black Rsperres Timber enough for the use or
thc pace Ter number Ofyears.
The above place will be sold or rented for one yenr A
prime Horse two Cows, lot of Hens and Farming Tools
can be had with The place at great Bargain if wanted Us
ie subscriber Wishes To % East To spend the summer
POSSESSION gwen le first of April For further particulars
inquire OF The Subscriber on the premises.
WIN. 5. SHEPARD.
Southport, Feb. H. 1851. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

FOREIGN NEws.-The Europa reached Hail.
fax, from Liverpool, the Goth ut. The wealth
err in England had been unusually mild
The French National Assembly had granted
leave to bring in bill for calling together Coun-
ellis in general on news of invansion. The cx-
cess OF expenses over revenue, for the present
year, is 55,500000 francs.
The proposition was discussed and adopted, to
extend the time allowed French subjects resid-
ing IN foreign countries, to dispossess them
selvs of their slaves, from three to ten years.
Several movements have been made in
Paris to get up a subscription for tho Presi-
dent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

KFNOSHA cor NTY,l
CITY KESosHA, SIS.
In Justices Court
To q. II. Woop: You are hereby notified that writ Of
Attachment has been issued against yOu and your property
attached to satisfy the demand of Albert b. Smith. amount
ing fry-seven dollars Now unless you shaa appear be-
fore Tue Justice OF the Peace and for said County,
at his in said City, the 2lst day Of March A. d. 1851
o'clock in the acrnOOn judgment VIII be rendered
against you, and your property sold 70 pay the debt
Dated this llth day of February, A. p. Pol
Albert d, SMITH, Plaintiff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

A Tombstone in New Jersey bears the follow
ing epitaph "Died of thin shoes January
1880"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

u EXAMINATION IN School IN DISTRICT No.
., comes off next week. We hope the friends
of Popular Education, and the patrons of the
School will be present. 1t is designed that the
examination shall be thorough in all the studies
which have been pursued-an opportunity will
be given to any one to ascertain tho state of the
school as regards decorum and proficiency in
studies. Investigation is invited
~ Wepubish i'll another column the new
law relating TO Attachments.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

A FEMALE SPY.-A contemporary says of Miss
Moncref, the celebrated daughter of Maj Mon
crieff of the British army, that she was more
dangerous spy than Andre. She managed to
become an inmate in the family of Gen Putnam
who commanded at West Point, and in her draw
ings and groupings of flowers, gave her father
who was at the head of the engineer department.
tho plans and state of the lots and defences. Col
Burr, who was aid to Putnam discovered the STRAIT
agem. She fell a victim, it is said. TO his arts
and afterwards became the mistress of several
distinguished officers, and died many years after
the peace, in England, poor and neglec ted
Her father died in New York in 1891
GAME "A Wild Cat Of portly dimensions, and
set of claws that would be pretty sure to leave
their mark wherever they struck, was brought
into town few mornings since, by Mr.. Tyler
of this place. He caught it in a dead fall, in
Troutman's Grove, few miles below town.
These animals once abundant here, are now sell
dom seen.--Joilet True DAM
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

A Hyatt Smith, Alonzo Wing, D. Aigner and
J. ID. Ruggles, were chosen, Feb %, Regents
of the State Uniyersty
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

TRAVEL on LAKE MIcHIGAN-Ward's Lines
of Steamers TO all the ports of Lake Michigan,
will be in operation after the 10th inst
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

Fogging in The Nary--A letter appears in
the New York Herald written on board the u
5: ship Germantown, which speaks highly of the
effect of the abolition of the cat. The writer
says:
"Although | have been among those who
could see no way of enforcing the discipline so
essential to ship of war, must say that my
mind has undergone a great change | have
served in four ships Of war under the old fog
ging s. stem; bnt have never seen, during any
part Of that time, so orderly, active and cheerful
crew IN either of them, as we have had during
the six weeks we have been commissioned. We
have no lawsuits to settle at the main mast-no
cursing and damning the men-no confusion !;
every man seems to do his duty cheerfuly, be-
cause it is his duty; and the sooner it is done
the sooner it is off the mind. Indeed it is mat
ter of surprise to everybody that good state
of discipline should have been attained in so
short period of time, and that, too without the
use of cats or colts"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07
SCArIet EfYCr Cured

INtGa'Shing tfects If UHtcr GrRd.-A poor child, in
W ilan street was taken down with 4carct tcycr The
docor III attendance had been remarkably unsuccessful and
determined to see what medicine would do all the ca
se ne had ad oi thus fever fatal and he concluded
that no medicine could be no worse than his had rd
80 IN this case he ordered Water Cruel The poor mother
Kne" now at TINS fever had been and She thought i will
give my child Braudreihs Pills and the trae3 50 shr
gave him four Pills which operated doctor next
uHy was iedsed told the mother the child doing we'll
ana TO 60 on with the water gracl She didaud gave four
more Puis Every day the doctor ordered the cruel md
every Gay The mother gave from four randreth Pills
IN niue more thaH week e child we'll The doc
Tor su a that case had given him csFon for the child
was cured simply by gruc whereas every other case
lei lever he had that winter he had lost when he had pr
sued ac'lN treatment But ne satisfied Ilut Ma
ture was the best physician, aided by water cruel he ni
hive added and Brnndrnll's PILE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-07

UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH AT RACINE.-Thir-
teen hundred dollars were subscribed towards
building a church on the site belonging to this
Society. Rev. A. c. BARRY will officiate, as
heretofore, as Pastor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

BsLrINoRF, January 500 Baltimore Sc. 1s9l IotS.
slQO de- lus l0shares Farmer aersh Ants 81; 81
DO SIS 25do Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad, time T5s IS
do Do F % 90 90. T7isi - Do 75s p DO, 1876 81 d.
7f&i % do tine Tfis; Dc. York Cambarand Road
spat ~ % do 2oH he Bosra Maryland S. closed ~
1oiA " Y lt2li atked Baltimore sc, $50 tOtb bid 1857
tskes baltimore snd uto fsrosd b9nds, 1851, - askoo
Dc. shsres, u = bid. ~ sshed.
A Sgo %. ~ s. 10fssas lo psr cent - slo0 Lehish
loan a. Sifb IeHh Interest 1896 S2fUo Reading o. 10
20, 5000 90 - 30 sL0 Do. ~ tV 81 o0 Samtsn
ny bt ~ sg0Q 49, ~ sAng b~.sburgh es, 49, go
r! lgo o. 20 sbs; l0do ttsn Zi ipO DO IS, asa 90
DO, ~ Ats 1000 IS Pa lO do sussuehanra Can t5
~ 90 n tsral. lsS 80 North Ame lean toai Ia $40
o., ia ltp o., b. ~ co. Ftnn KR a. d. Mchs
nie Bank = ~ Do fenw. Bank ~ 49, le0 do girard
Btuk -. IA ~ do. do 3k See0Hd Bogyd SLIM sue
sueEarra Canal Ga. o. 40 ~ ares 8rSrd Bank t3N. Nv
Porn DsnH. % DO Phil. l1M 100 Norris Cana 2, rs
vststprF RR ~. tftr S1ies $500 sch. Nsy 80 ~
IN thhtrs Mons gtrh z8fi So a.. ~; aa 2t 500
Rtsaitg Hh, 8iG 20do 81 no DO. NAN Coal, Ia o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

Before, judge bebee ard Aldermen Grifhn and Dodge
Jas sth @CeN y ne Misdsf-sanor Calsadar-Ths
district attorney this morning ordered call Of the
defer dante In ell cases where indictments had been
obtained for Tsdsmesnors and which indiet m snts
vers not yet disposed o. large numbsr % assault
emo battery eases sent % the Special Sessions 10
Re tried
SsotHe Sirer - miserable looking fellow calling
himself james Harvey. put on trial CHARGED sith
stealing rue hundred dollars wofth Of silver and COP.
per from the house Of John Alstins NO ia
Madison street. The accused confessed the then
Vitn BE- waf arrested, aud gave up pasn tickets for
the nrtieie. Thtte vas doubt 20 his quilt and
the jury withouf iessiug their seats returned YER
Cet q gpiliy and TIE Court ssnt Harvey 70 the state
FIiseu Tor four ytsrs sbd fx months.
Tined ftcfEs u s9ftrtif md Baiiefu Nth Intent
20 nj orf sIcquitfed.-h uas named Wn. Doughsrty
s.s thts ncrutpa put on trai charged with having
he 18th - October asFsuted Christie her La Ear
VIII inteLt Ga hi BIN. The indictment sss found by
the Gram Jurythe case never having been b. tore =
pol &c mag ,tIate. The complainant Lavlsr svore
Ics lively that the accutp1 not assAult him and
The otter Witnesses called BY the prosecution ala
ret know anything abou. y. The district attorney
pressed his suprse thai the Grand Jury had found
court Instructed tbe jury 10 scquit and they
actordiBgly reformed verdict ~ not guilty The
rsse We one o. peculiar hardship This man Dough.
tity vs. affested. ana locked up, and his wife
aud Infant child left o. sUfer, In destituton, for
tvetty two days IN mid winter, and. wkeD he came
70 II tried there appeared no particle Of testimony
eratnst i'm The meeting 81 the poor With his
wifr snd tufsnt chiid truly affecting, and NJ the
mtnbtrs - The Grand Jury vbo Indicted hu could
hsse sen " Ne doubt vheihrr they would ever be
suhig q fesA4essLess ~ such cases Lereafter