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ENGLISH CATTLE.

ITO Agricuural Societies and others requiring best
i Breed Cattle from England, embracing
FINE BLOOD HORSES, STRAIGHTFORWARD CATTLE,
with Devons. Herefords Ayrshire and Alderny COWS.
ALS0.-fne Southdown, Cotswclds and leicester
SHEEP. Ell.
ALS0.-Sufolk Essex and Berkshire SWINE. In
ported on Commissions BY
.f.se Asssrs. fHOS. BELTS BROTHERS.
Every information with regard to terms and shipments
If Stock America viii BE- strictly attended 20 BY apply
ng 10 T. g. EASTMAN Nashville Tenn. lje34
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GUN POWDER

II HAVE now on hand, and Will hereafter keep .
1 slant supply OF the following articles:
DupOnt's Celebrated Rife and Sporting Pow
der, in csnisters. quarter half and whole kegs;
Tennessee Blasting, IN kegs of Is lbs and bbls Of
loo lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by Toy BiekfOrd & Co.-warranted
superior
Railroad Contractors Miners and the trade generally
supplied at the lowest market rates.
ID All orders shall meet with prompt attention.
WALTER SCOTT. Ag't for Manufacturers.
"a Office with E. s. CHEArHAx Co, corner OF Spring
and College streets iaui6f
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LIQUORS..
TEETH.

TEETH.
DENTISTS viii please take notice the undersigned is
~ our ouy agent in Nashville and those wishing our
make of Teeth will please make their purchases direct of
him. lie has just received another supply Of Teeth which,
with his former stock makes it large and complete. He
has also on hand few line of Dental Instruments
all complete also Forceps Files, PIuggers Excavstors
Buns Drills, Bench Vices Corruudum Files Wheels &c
For sale by A. STRETCH,
(Formerly Stretch ORR Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets. Nashville. Tenn.
feh6-H
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WE ARE NOW RECET:

- - $1,000 4GAA%f
WING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING for Men and Boys,
comprising all the newest STYLES
Of Goats, Vests and Pants, of diff.
terent qualities, with q large as
sortmeut of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, which we will
make up to order, in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, a large assortment. Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing of the best
quality. Silk and Bingham Um.
brellas in black and fancy colors
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
October s, 1854. sI
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REMOVAL.

The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IIAVE removed their depot 10 FOGG'S NV BUILD
Ii 1NGS, No. 10 COLLEGE STREET, South Of Spring,
where they will be pleased attend TO the calls of their
customers They keen constantly hand every variety of
-,--. FURNIT
Thankful for the liberal pannage heretofore received
they solicit continuance Of the same. and hope to give
general satisfaction. K. II. GROOMkS,
w. l. NANCE, Sec'y. President
hill Ian 2 If
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AVID DA6UERRE0TYPE
ST0CK nEAIEPR

C. O. HUGHES, Union street, over Stretch i Orrs
+. N. HUGHES, 50 College street. late Dobyns Co.
EACH Of these Galleries the public can OBJ SEDS
IA tain first class Pictures, as We use the estSSSX
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus. Our
Rooms neatly fitted up, with Powerful Side and Sky
Lights the only in the city which is acesded By all
Artists and Connoseures TO be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS as TO dispense with those daIk
shadows gnerally and objected 10. We have .
beautiful PIANO for the Of the LADIES' As attend
personally to Stters our patrons may rely polite
attention, aud Pictures second to
~ Citizens and Strangers politely invited TO visit
our Rooms whether they need Pictures or not
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THE vEGETlsLy PILLS


Prepared by the Graefenbers Company,
Were compounded after long study and observation Of the
laws OF nature and eOes reflection upon the properties
Of different mediciD pal agents. that taken together hsy
should form pill which would act in harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself to work We OBJ
serve that when the body diseased the various organs
composing the vital make effort O throw OF the dis
order and aid these organs in their work that msd
cine is designed The remedies too oten used will not do
this but will by main force if we may the expression
upset the whole vital organization. snd while carrying o
tn. diseased matter will leave every part OF the system
strung if it do not bring other arrangements
than the first The true operation 81 medicine Is 70 gee
increassd aetUity tie possessed By aturs tkS
reropaL of The eHeso disease This be done By CEN
tie means; and know from observation and experiences
that the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills combine The kinds
and quantities of vegetable remedies necessary effect the
desired end
The inventor Of the Pills for many years afflicted with
complication Of diseases the result Of bilious de-
rangemenL II seemed utterly impossible that his health
should be restored and the best sxeons of the pro-
fession all in vain physician himself he spent
many weary hour in renecting medicine and It's
tecs and to the torturing pains Of sick bed be
traced the dscovey Of pill which restored the deOEerer
to health and which in constant by hundreds OF
thousands, who attest its efficacy.
Price, IS cents per boz, or i've boxes for 81
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.
A. J. DUNCAN g. CO.,

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.
A. J. DUNCAN & Co,
No. 10, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
TIAVE in store large proportion of their extern
II sive stock of Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods,
Embroideries, s.. s ~.
Laces
White Goods,
..t Irish and French Linens,
- Silks Hosiery, Trimmings &c;
Which they offer the most favorable terms The trade
and dealers reques ed to favor them with early call
They will also be receiving throughout the regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroderies
&c &c.
A j. DUNCAN L co,
No. 40 Public Square.
B-s00 bales Brown Sheetings and Driihngs Of
Southern Manufacture, for which agents
feb2l ]. ID. d co.
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PENNSYLVANIA nAILRoAD.

F. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 20
"a u -
NHE Great Central Route eonneciisg the Atlantic cities
Il with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct. This road also connects
at htsburg with oaiy inc Of Steamers 10 all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dvect cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Uest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FlRSTC LASS.-Boois. Shoes, Dry Goods 75c oer loot
lin boxes1 Furs. Feathers &c. .....- - r ~
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery, $500 -
Dry Goods lin bales } Hardware, Lea Coo per lOoib
rHIRD s' CIASS.Anviis ii.arinc Bacon
ana Pork Tin bulk }, Hemp, &c...--.. J - ~
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, an. nor ,oot,
and Pork ipacked,) Lard and Lard Oil - W ~
~ In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phila-
depha be particular to marx package ria Pennsylvania
RaLroad." All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Phlsdepha Pittsbug will be forwarded with
FRE1aHr AGEsrs.-Moses Potter Boston, j. J.. Elliott,
n York; Z. J. Sneeder Philadelphia; MagrGw Rooms,
Baltimore; George c. Franciscrs, Ttsburg SWignlan
Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio J. s. Moorhead Louisville
KY; K. C. Medrun, Madison. Ind. Rstclif 4 Co, st
Louis Mo j, 5, Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville. Ind
J II. H. HOUSTON General treg~ dgsat, Phtttfa
H. J. LoMBAERT, SapG 4fl8aaa. Pa. - jsnl--ly
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
VNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
Il and Pittsburg. The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
burg for Philadelphia at = A. NJ. The FAST LINE
esves Philadepha for Pttsburg at NJ and Plttsburg
for Philadelphia at /, p. NJ. The NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p. NJ.
The above lines at Ptsburg with the Railroads
to and from ST. LOUIS Mo; Alton. Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, n.y.; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette md Indianapolis Ind C;ncin
natl Dayton Springfield Bellefontane Sandusky Toledo.
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE MasSillon, and Wooster.
Ohio also with the Stesm Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had rs or from either of the
above places
For further particulars Handbils at the different
starting points, Passengers FROM the West will lind this
the shortest and most expeditions route 10 Philadelphia,
Baltimore New y ork or Boston. t...
THOS. MOORE. AeeSr Passenger Lines . hi'add /.
]. MESkIMEN, AGENT. Passenger Lines P.ttIarg-
Philadelphia, ls55-janl-ly .T-a-
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s.- ZINC PAINT.
THE undersigned Agents for the sale OF WHITE OXIDE
OF ZINC, anufaciursd BY the Pennsylvania and Ls-
high Zinc Co., prepared 10 receive orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention Of the Trade
its evident superiority others Of American hanuae-
nre and its successful competition with the best Of
Foreign.
Dealers can with confidence depend upon always obisn
ing any desired supply Of this Paint which will be fund
torecammend itself Tor Purity, Great Body and Uniform
Whiteness.
Prices and terms arranged the most liberal footing.
d JAMES 7. LEWIS Co,
dec3-6m 50 Water Street New York.
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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
'-t Louisville,
IT I.W f. e X "
The Splendid New Passenger Steamers,
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, Master, leaves
~ Nashville every Monday at o'clock, P. NJ.
j. G.. CLINE JAMES DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at O'Clock, Pm
JOHN SIMPSON JACK DAVIS, Master leaves Nashville
every Friday, at O'Clock, 7. NJ. -
Connecting at Paducsh with the Daily Louisville and st
Louis United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLKrIy, H. B. W. Hill,
GEo COLLIER and INGsNAR.
The accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed.
and passengers will ind by far the speedest means Of
travel, either North or South:
For freight passage apply on board or to
A. L. DAVIS, or I Acar,.
anl2-n A.HAMILT0N, ( AseD'''
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4 ATE RED POTAEO.-A lew bushels Of the Old
i Round Red Irish Potato. These Potatoes the
late kind and best suited to Tins climate OF any other
They never rot always mesy and the most pro-
life Time for planting, about the LIST OF June.
~ Call quick. you will not get any.
mayI7n K. CAMPBELL, opposite Cruteher House
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IfNNEs8EH
GeasHe The Graefenberg Medicines taking hne-
y the people are becoming acquainted with them; the
Sarsapara has especially done wonders in OF liver
and lung complaints 81 long standing case Pzreu
lar that Of Judge Gardenhre who has been confined 10
his house for nearly years with internal disease so
bad that he was afraid walk out of eight for lear ne
would drup down. Two bottles Of Sarsapari'a and three
boYas f tha Vegetable Pills have made him quite we'll and
stout He is now atsadng 10 his business as actively as he
ever was and would please you 10 hear him express him
al in for Of yeur medicines They all give satisfaction
:: - 80 SAMUEL, A MACKENZIE p. NJ.
rSs-For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville, and
by every Druggstin the State mhl+G
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Manila Cordage.-We have in store IS coils real
N Manila Rope, Of different Gzes-EArranied genuine
my5 JAWS o"ANH
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Since the death of llustrous novelist the author
The Spy his merits have been largely canvassed BY the
critics all countries and his rank be considered
definitely settled 1t agreed that he is not only the
GREATEST and most of WRITER'S but that
he is of the class of Cervanss, lie Sage Shakespeare
Goethe and Scott whose displays Of genius in literature
entitle them to q universal and immortal popularity
Mr. Cooper the originator of three distinct classes Of
novels those which illustrate modern nautical experience,
those which deal with own revolutionary history and
those of Indian and pioneer life in this country In these
hree classes he has had troops of mator but no equal
and it is confessed that he is in none of them approach
able. 800.
been conceded to him by reclamation and in the lonely
desert unrodden PRAIRIE among the savage Indians
scarcely less savage settlers all equally acknowledge his
dominion. Within this circle dares walk but he
VICTOR HUGo the greatest of contemporary romanciss and
critics declares that Cooper is creator indeed prodi-
gous genius and in elaborate review of his works
sers his superiority to Scott This is the tone of the most
approved criticism of continental Europe.
In this country, Washington Irving, Edward Everett,
Bryant Prescott Bancroft and others Of the highest
thority in such matters concur in acknowledging the
amazing power sendor beauty and attractveness of his
The undersigned who are the proprieors of the copy
rights of all the NOVELS TALES Mr. COOPER propose
issue edition Of them containing oil his latest
tons and improvements be called THE PEOPLES EDI-
does permit them to doubt that this announcement
will be received with the highest qualification by all their
countrymen who in the selection of their libraries
regard both for literary exceence and the cultivation of
The Peoples Edition will be issued paper of the
size and quality that used for the esrf d of the
Works of Irving and in similar style ofbnding and the
volume will be sold at the extremely low price of One Dol
lar EACH which 20 per cent lower than that of the works
of any copyright author presented in the excellent
manner. The volumes will be published the FIRST
and FIFTEENTH Of every month"; commencing with the
month of December. until the entire series completed
making in all Thirty-Four Volumes. -- E.
This carefully revised edition will be handsomely
printed than any of the preceding editions The semi
monthly mode of publication has been adopted the
method of bringing within the reach of all classes thus
selves Of the privilege of securing for very moderate
sum- the most beautiful and the perfect set of the
pee Works of j. Fenimore Cooper that has yet appeared
' STRINGER * TOWNSEND Publishers,
e No. 222 Broadway, New York
Orders executed by all Booksellers. Gdec22
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R. F. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite Sewanes House, College Street. No. %,
- NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour Bacon
Lard, Clover Seed Milet Seed Nails Pow
der, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &C.
T IQUORS.-25 bbs New Yerk Brandy;
IL 10 bbls New York Gin;
IS " d ID Tennessee WhiSkey;
10 Port Wine;
'. 6 half pipes Cogniac Brandy-best brands;
PIPE Holland Gn-doube swan;
IL quarter casks old Madeira Wine-fne
90 baskets Champagne do;
25 boxes assorted COrdials
ap3 R.F. BELL.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
~ 25 Golden Cigars-very superior article;
20 G I1p aa'D' do; ION Washington do;
10 " Rodeces Pressed Cigars;
10 " Ell Alamo do;
10 " La PaImareal do;
10 " Jenny Lind do;
10 " FL Divan do;
10 Ariana do;
% boxes Barry James Virginia Tobacco;
% e Blair RaysdilPs do;
5 La National do;
10 st Nicholas do;
90 Musselmans best brands do;
so Langhorne Armistead 3 dO-yery super
The above are offered for very low prices for cash BY
apps r. +. BELL
I. UNDRIES.-20 bbls crushed aud powdered Sugars;
= 10 bbls Clover Seed; :.
IS bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
20 :" Brooms
AlSO-Sngar, Coffee Molasses Spices, Indigo Nader.
and many other articles in my line.
10 store and for sale low by +. BELL,
ap3 No % College St, opposite Sew anec House.
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RAILROAD MOTTO

H0TT0N destined for Charleston WILL and after this
dae be charged 81 per bale of 500 lbs or less and
IS cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic ii. l. ANDERSON, Sup I. n. q. u X. X.
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JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER TWEED
- HALF PIPES OLD 0TARD BRANDY; -..
% 2quarter casks Superior Madeira;
do do do sherry;
l do do do Port;
20 baskets Bolnger Champagne
For sale by (an24) VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
I ONDON PORTER.-Io0 dozen London Porter Of
IL extra quality, received this day, and for sale by
jan24 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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MASNY,S IMPROVED PATENT REARING
AND MOVING MACHINES.
T,OR sale by the undersigned who is sole agent or the
Il State of Tennessee. Price SI6e.
feb4-Sm Il. F. CHEATHAM.

t = ~ NASHVILLE, Tenn, February, 1855.
We the undersigned having used the last season, Man
nys Combined Reapiug and blowing Machine, purchased
from Col T. f. Gheatbam, take pleasure in tesying TO its
usefulness eci sney great labor saw ng machine,
and from experience testify TO IFS capacity TO reap or
now from 10 to Is per day, and thai 1t will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay IN better condition. than
when ct by hsnd aud take pleasure IN recommending
IN The wheat and ,av growers OF Tnessoe machine
calculated 10 give universal Satisfaction US combined
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-05
HORSES AND RATS In PARIS.

A correspondent of the New York Shirt
Of the Times, gives an interesting account of
the manner in which the bod Hpf Partisan
horses and rats are usually d. ed of. He
says: -
" -Four hundred horses die or are killed in
Raris in one week. There is common pound.
surrounded BY q stone wall, covering ssesaetau
acres. According to some municipal regula-
tIons There isan ordnance for everything
in France) all dead carcasses. except human
bones, must be brought to this general recep-
tace. The carcass of horse is valuable for
the bone, the hide, and the hair, to say moth.
ing of the flesh, much priced, when fresh, in
certain sausage manufactures, But should
you wait until the horse has actually shuffied
off his hairy coat, you might miss bargain
another Of the trade precedes and purchases
Hence it is important to buy the horse, as a
dead horse, before he is dead. 1t lisa regular
business in Paris. You can tell these agents
for the purchase of dead horses at glance
the dress is that of an English groom, save
the viguette on the visor of the cap, represent
ing dead horses head and cross-bones; q
memorandum book, pencil, stamp, and q
piece Of caustic complete his requirements
With sentencing eye he travels the thorough
fares of Paris; should horse 90 lame, breal
a leg or neck, should he show symptoms O
distress-in q word, anywhere or in any way
evince signs of the many ills to which horse
flesh is heir, Immediately is an offer made fol
the animal, deliverable when really dead
The bargain concluded, the signalement, O
the horse and owner is carefully recorded, anC
! a private mark stamped on the inside Of thu
ioreleg with the caustie; the horse goes, per
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MATTERS IN THE MOON.

What curious almanac these good people
in the moon would have! There, days are as
long as years, and day and year are equal to
our months 20 days, II hours and As minutes.
The seasons differ but very little from each
other. On the equator there relgus eternal
summer, for the sun is ever ip. the zenith the
poles are buried in eternal winter. The days
are of equal length throughout the year, all
days equally dark. The absence of an atmos-
phere deprives the moon of the sweet charms
Of twilight, and glaring day would follow
gloomy night with the rapidity of tightening,
if the slow rising and setting of the sun did
not slightly break the suddenness of the tran.
sltlon. Human eyes, however, could not bear
the herce contrast of light and shadow thew
would long in vain for the intervals between
the two extremes, the other colors, which
beautify our world with their joyous variety
and soft harmony. The sky there is not blue
but even in day time black, and by the side
Of the dazzling sun, the stars claim their place
in the heavens. Near the poles of the noun.
tain tops shine in unbroken splendor year
after year, but the valleys know neither day
nor night, scantily lighted as they are by the
faint glimmer reflected from the surrounding
walls.
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ROMANCE IN INDIAN LIFE.-A private SOL
dier, writing from Fort Laramie March 18th,
mentions the following incidents of the mas
sacre of Lieut.. Grattan -
I will give you two facts connected with
the massacre. A musicitn--one of the party
owned Or married q squaw, and on that
unfortunate day when she saw danger threat
ening the troops, she rallied her father and
brother to preserve her lover. When he fell
wounded. she rushed to him to protect him
from the arrows or perish with him. Her
father shot several arrows at the other In
dians, and was wounded himself in the zeal
GUS defence of the soldiers. Then he sat
down and wept, as he could do no more. The
hostile Indians then rushed on the wounded
soldier, tore him from the embrace of his
faithful squaw, and scalped him before her
eyes. After this she could not be prevailed
upon to eat or drink, and starved to death,
dying in nine days, and glad to go to regain
the presence of the spirit of one she loved so
dearly.
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A MONSTER OF CRuELry-We (Calcutt
Englishmen) have the following from Luc-
know -" March 29.-We have read of the
terrors Of the Spanish Inquisition, the horrors
and barbarities of the region of terror, and
the prosecutions of Christians by the Roman
Emperors, but the atrocities of the fiend Jug
gernath, if not exactly unparalleled, are of
nature so revolving and brutal as to instil
loathing and disgust. The inordinate love of
cruelty and refnements of torture practiced
by this robber, lately elected upon his short
trial, are supremacy barbarious. A little
while previous to. his arrest Juggernath seized
and carried off to the fortress (the pandcmo-
mum where the worst excuses were enacted)
the child of mahajun, who was reputed to be
rich. He offered to ransom the boy for sum
of money SO exhorbitant as to be out of the
fathers power to pay. The robber determine
ed not to be outdone in his nefarious scheme
OF extoEtisn, put in force diabolical threat
which be had previously communicated to the
child's parents. He cut off the unfortunate
lads ears and nose, and placing them in
brass dish covered with red cloth, sent the
hideous spectacle as gift to the father, with
an intimation that if. in the event of the
amount demanded being not forthwith remit
ted, he should be greeted with sight of the
other members of his sons body. As no blood
can be knocked out Of stone, and the sum
was tar beyond the parents means, he eara-
estly lmplored for his SON. The inexoriablo
Juggernath was as good as his word, the fin
gers and toes followed next, and finally he
dashed out the boys brains against the wall
OF his Tort The 'boy'e pes~sals. ara the pripci-
pal accusers against the inhuman criminal !"