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MANUEL PEREIRA;

rHK SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WITH
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VieOs of Souther, Laacs, Life, and Hospitality.
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Supreme C0ssrt-Clrcult.
Peforc Honorable Judge Roosevelt


pEc THE proceedings In this case wcre resl,ped By
The Defendants counsel reading the dispositions John
Samuel 1ho1ner.
The defendant offers to read the testimony OF Sarah
Cross, taken the open commission; which was oh
offered 10 read written statement drawn up and signed
by Sarah Cross after her deposition. Objected TO- and
objection sustained. Defendants counsel excepted
Lewis y. Ice, being examined depssed-I reside In
Cincinnati; | have lived there thrty-six years; was
connected with the day watch; am now deputy mar
shsl Of the city Of Cncinnati IN 1861 and 1859 was
the night watch; In the Fouraeenth ward and
where else; know the house Of Belle Forrest IL aa
in the centre part of tho ward; frequently in tho
house Of Belle Forrest used 10 70 in there almost
every night there used to be there almost every
night. e. Was II disordery housey Collected toS
Ineyer saw Solomon Childs in that house -
The testimony adduccd to-day was principally 81 u
the location Of the house Of B lie Forrest and the position
Of the furniture Of the which the witness Mr.
simpson, dcposcd that lac had the The o.
jec ofhe testimony also TO show that solomon Chds
not properly Identified that his character for chas
tity questioned and that Josephine Bates and
hers Of the ladies alluded to had stated that the de-
iondnnt was not the person whom they knew and who
visited them at the house OF Beile Forrest
N o'clock the Judge asked the counsel II they could
give the court any idea when the likely to ter
inmate. Counsel for the defendant said he had TO ex-
amino Mr CEilds brother which would take some time
and he bad hall dozen other Witnesses Counsel for
the plaintiR said he had rebutting testimony 10
support the character of officer DalxelI ,
The Judge said that from all Appearances the case vas
likely to 20 into next year The court then adou
til Monday