The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

know whether j, was done or not All know
i that the witnesses were not here.
| consider II wa. unfair aud UNITS, 10 allow
witnesses tn swear against me-vhen had no
notice that they were to be witnesses against me
men who have sworn falsely. | suppose |
mast def 50 | can dcIt will meet my fate
like Il hern I'm no. ths the man To whine Men
have been allowed to swear against me that !
am sorry to be compelled ,p breath the same at
mo- ph,rr lhry ln Men without character some
+ Them professional mcu~-mrmb,rs of churches
-NhO have the lace :" swear The hra-> ls;- ~ +.
cat lTun pot bad NJ knowledge that they were
10 he witnesses against me, az ! could have mn
r"nchci ihem--crnuId,rrtd them and made
hem appear q. black - their hN pocrIicll hrtr'S
are | vii meet my fate hsr soldier THAT i
Il cannot avoid =. OF course. will tic all N
NV ruuer to avoid IT. I vii avoid itif | can
but At must ,ilc Will die like a soldier
lie then turned IN Ms hrrl and with +, firm
e;cp moved ~ out ufthr court house, aCenmrrr.
led hy b.. guards vhom be seemed not to notice,
but walked with ~ siT bat slightly indicated
defiance AMI scam.
\: tbs speech and crnloct. the whole anil
rucr stood amazed W mts vbu attended the
trial for mrpent dreamed hat I've prisoner
would he Jsa',-frl with ~ defence Every
thing that rop'd " done N hls favor by b., COON
.rls v4s done Not .irnc vas '.'l nn'urns,i
The complaint about the -uhpp1l- uot having
been .cryei-wis utterly pncuniri. Every
one was daily served, and every witness, except
John Gates wa. present
In short there vas more cltTer"y 'hown bcie
than people generally though: he deserved.
Ths question Ola new trial has bern appealed
to the surreme Court. where It Will probably he
argued next weeks tie hanging s not fixed
fact yet.
by 'proi-~sioual men he doubtless mean, pro-
tesSots OF rcHlIun.
NAIVE FRvlr. There - doubtless an i'm.
mcn,e native capacity Tor fruit, IN our owe cpuu.
Try were II once properly developed. It,> rrUc,
hat We are br.naug To MAKE progress III buG
ny to light ty Imposing ur Originating new
iull-. bat We have onl, begun the work 4 Nli.
ter VI the Farrrr aui Mechanic affords an ura
Of what might re done by h,> experience with
the native soo,,brrry liz has emitted To state
thevarrly Of that fruit for their are man,
ct them iuu,I Wild with u. HIS experiment 0,
a. follows:
In the early spin. Of lS4o when The bud. Of
The Wild go,,ebrrry organ 10 burst, tuu. an
Apr,I VIVIAN enrur,icn ihruugh damp places AMI
-I.h sharp pruning knl:r c,t a,.,pns vigorous
and clean shoots ~ could find from he j,llsrtut
kinds of tie much neglected goos,t,uy.
Having made 4 I'a- coileriluC # cuttings fr
The purpose OF propagation ID anurSvr, bed, cot
them ,iiu t--ore foot loo t-rgjcc'p- The tender
paris and Trimming al the bad, oF except three
" four upper ones Then planted lhrm 40
rlch. wei rerc''i and rA'hrr nor-l soii tx iu,h
q, ap,rt m straight rows The SOIL around hrm
Wa kvut luu,- and clear NJ ~, H. los itgatnt
hucuE ard ~ a good cond,iI"n hy occasional
wat,rlrE- In the El ties we're found v,rv
fine plants -JruuS rooted. III fr 'r,n>p.in'ang
the u,Nt SEASON.. They shno'ri from , to Is
niche, hugh the same season 1ortnicr the plant.
more vigorous. clipped tir i,vdrr end, # he
limbs, thinning ib,m u the BORN OF mIui4'n'e
tres.
The eroni year they welded plenty r rrc
fruit, uf dnuhle ne The third wear al the
plants were heavily lriiri with sui larger tsrre.
nfHFsrrnt color. and flavor last ,.ar prt,i
fifty Q Iarts "f mu IN larger guossrrtlrs, te.ldr,
What were eaten hy M, freud, AVID yi.'l,f. to nv
fruit garden. SJne OF my native goo-.h-frr
seemed nurh larger thai HJIyhtons seedirg-
-Prairi, Farmer