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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

ElvEKs tlsrva : Prospects II FOOL.
The 81. LOUIS r publican yt Tuesday,
lolll INST, says:
The river AT this point has risen stead
f. since SATURDAY last. At tii< ON it
had rsrn at least twenty feet st sis
2 clock Inst evrplng. aud WAS sill rising
wy rapidly. Freight piles were being
uosed Yesterday. and not before It va,
necessary. E'g3tt or ten feet more viii
tning ;ti- water even with the level Dor.
tom # thu L-yre, and a portion IL the
railroad oyer the river is HIready uader
"atrr. Last night lhrre was every mos
poet ot q Continuance If the tise. lis
patches received i'll tins city Yesterday re
mort a rise at twenty feet At Ls>aiIe III
The lilt"ls river and about ten feet hi
Peoria. The Missouri rose SIX iert "
lrt1erSnn City IN Saturday hat. bat WAS
Yesterday rep 'ried failing AZ : ~1llnolnt.
ne ic" N the rlver WAS sery heavy, and
"tt' Il, from the Mls~a ri. The river
wa. full If II, 1t eane down II, small
aud about one foot III thickness.
| ne current va exceedingly rapid. prob
'hty eigtt or ten miles aII hour. and II
"as almost impossible fiji a boat to make
.headway agalHs'.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
Come at Last.

All Baton Rouge Was astoilsIet,
though not Unexpectedly, Al hea'thg tn.
thunder ofthe little cannon Of tie Frank
liz House, announcing with liz IRON tones,
the arrival Of the Sunny South-the
7oug looked for, ON at last 'e,rr boat
4 series Of harslshlps and mlsEtaps tn"
little boat encountered since she wa
buil.. Is probably not paraIIelted N tis
annals f ferry boat dom First, Ute
hripr finished, he hands struck Tor ftItt
er wages, aud brf II they could be ON
~ terms with, lll water tell go low 'tst
it was imuos~ii,ie t. gel her out OF thu
ONO. Then. after the water r~ais"assat-
f~citnlIy to l,at her, the ice ]ctoNeeI hrt
no. and wIlrn she bee me free Of htficF
f~s,ters. head winds and Il hundred other
coulriyrd 10 detam her ove'
SIX months from the time size "as IN
,.tiel until she arrived at Baton Roug
She appears 10 be most substantially
hni't and presents a most beautiful mod
81 Of steamboat architecture.
She was built at the ship yard OF
W., Janas E.1 of New Albany. un
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

MARD, GsAs.-Our friends on both
sides Of the river are determined TO keen
up Mardi Gras or Shroye Tuesday, il
tie good old style Of yore. At the
Harvey House a magnificent Grand
Dress and Masquerade Bal Is 10 be gwen
On that eye, and We ma with every
confidence predic; the finest ball given in
Baton Rouge for a long time. For this
tall, tickets can only he procured from
the St re of ". D.. Ph;Ilis. Oar BrpIy
Landing friends determined MOTTO beout.
done by their eapitolia' neighbors, have
also a masked bail OH that evening. TIA,
promises to be a sight not often seen in
the precinct Of old Bruly. We don't
know which to attend, bu, we will en-
deavor to be ubiquitous on Tie occasion.
and attend both. At All events We will
endeavor to have a reporter at one while
we will do the AGREEABLE a. the other.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

MUSiFlcEsr DoSArIoS.- Geore4 Pea
body, tie American banker in L,nlon,
has donated TO the city Of Baltimore
100000 for the purpose Of erecting an
institution Of the Arts. including 4 nm
'Ica' ball, a splendid library, a school Of
design, etc. lie promises to give the
same sur 2, bis death to the institution
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Elk ma VNFTI tIVI UeIJfV S3Tt n

'= # la teen tevt' etoquer15tty sad, thai
i Christianity was compiled to lee from,
the mansion Of tn great, the academies
OF philosophers, The halls Of the lp,;.
ators, Or tile lhrong~ If busy men =,
should fi"d her last retreat, viii, woman
At the firesI!e. Her last audience wan 4
be the children gathering round ,hp
Knees Of 4 mother, the last sacrifice III.
secret PRAYER, escaping in silence from,
her lips, and heard, perhaps, only at ,h,
throns Of GM.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
The psnltentiary Question.

I One Of sbe richest epecinle's OF tho
n~ugh>go!ug Democratic legislation which
has vet occurred to ornament this DE
noc,atic session. was presented III The
Senate on Wednesday last, in the dis
e~u~sion Of Mr.. Gntiin's trli providing 'or
\ five wears lease OF the PemteutIarv.-
Tie original bill, AS presented 10y Mr.,
Griffin, proposed to give into the hands
Of The lessee, the institution, ~ It Stands,
machinery. aud Improvements, and 'ir
tiier, to give him, or them, What ntight
by the uucIhrllatlc, he called 4 hour" !;
ttl~ree~tuurtlis # the annual pr'il's. rs Il
recumpense for assuming the unpleasant
duties Of management. Tile excessive
Itbr,AIity OIL the part If the STATE, Which
WAS contemplated by the genernus Trainer
of this measure, was striking, even 10
die hard>heiIs o: tie third degree, aud
'"e'' was '''' 'lT
;
as to :erms, aud leaving this position OF
the question open to dsi ate.
-~ection, hoNevs Mr.. Burlington, in =
~ .It, f.,tl .,l III ~
-
' i''l7
""t :" -
"fP'''''
go ''>''
WANTS - '"' "
o''' ""'' ''' =,
''uas VS. '"'''s>''o
'''
from Mr.. VIM. Pratt, = former lessee Of
''o'n - ' ~
lin, D~,,i,;,n AHA nav - rbo Stat.
;bre4-tog,,bs Of the annual ,rot...
This nro,osit,on was no>er t., the ms
.r,o,ir g.n,!4,nan via wera So r~a,o,atrI, !
''0'1 -'"' ''""" N'' 10
4, ,t a..,4,, ,L.. ,
.-reAt7 o. tAe ot"Ie, "ltboA@ f"'"f'"F
snce, anu It WAS owned unou accord.
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M~rSIFlcE>E poSAflOS.-A B.
mora dispatch of the 18Th, saws:

George Peabody, the eminent London
Bunker, has just made the muu fic4nt
'"aat'on # three hundred thousand
'ol'afs TO the city Of Ba'tirn ore. fir III.
>%i'ee'he purpose Of erecting q gtand IN.
,''tn'i'n Of Arts. including 4 musical!
all. q splendid library. a school Of de
>'sn, DC. lie also promised to give the
same sum towards til" work 1T is d,.a,I,
i'i'> WI prove ? grand atfur. Tue Pa
riot Of this day contains c.mpl4t pro
5ra'nne Of the Plan, its management. tue
tfls.ee.. K.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

H'ow1SG kIcHts.-Jhe Louisiana
assessment roll, it Is said, will. tie pres
q year, show Al increase il twenty.
81 millions over the ,,x.bls
Of Iss' ,esr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
An lRlsH RIor IN Ngv 5r,

~ IRISH hior IN New JEnsFY.-A
\ Ne" } ork dispatch Of tie lerh, SAYS
There has b-~n q very serious rio, !,
nef1eh " ~ near this city, ID wiicl.
tns ir'sh were engaged fifty persons
nave been dangerously wounded. and
one u'' been killed. Military ordered
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

AZ ine ttnl'o ts'.ee u privacy as a
secret q mair'm"ni. happiness, Is thu
beautifully described:
Preserve t3e rrisscies Of your house,
marriage ) A. cart. from father, moth
tr, sister, brother, agnt. and all tie world
gu two, with Gati's word build YOU,
own 4utrt w"r i; every third or fourth
one whom voa draw into II with yau.
viii iorm 4 party and stand between ,ou
Two. That should nrver be. Promise
tt'1~ to each other. R-nes til. ...w at
each temptation, You viii fluid your
aeeonnt ~ i. loar souls will grow, Il.
1t were. together, and a, last tie, vii
het"m" rs one. All. If many \ Young
par tai on their wedding daY known
tins secret, ho" MANY marriages were
tlsrpl"r tE,an, aIa~ they are.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
SATURDAY FEBRUARY, q, 1857.

WANTED.-A s,nar active az to serve
as a roller boy in this office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

IL A large nuinoer OF co.l boats. !,
IS sa'l, are "a their way from r1,:sbure.
We hope obey viii arrive here safely b.
the time hes, ranges nj abou. eor.
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As>AsoiAAIIus Al hEAfHIs.-I liz
Merpi,l. papers contain a c24aLa Of T..
ASSASSINATION OF q young. inoff@nstse inat
n=ln-,I 1anuef. which La- PRODUCED i
good deal excitement. ILL., Du!l-tlr
caI.I- Oh tile cllIk-na t. offer i large Il
sari for The discovery aud apprehension
u the perpetrators OF tie To- deco,
winch appears 10 he wraps w III m4o4
mystery. III
JoHS BfLGs DtL47. tu. Ion4' ?
st,r, Of tae 1871 at occa The foiioa-
lag item Of American Intelligence
The inauguration u Gov. lin. AMI
-~u,vuau.- t4lJaeI Solder COX AZ :
A 5any 81 ttr ii l-st., 10 Hortu.y
rou4tg, Aea'aeky.
iLatis .bptt IS near As tas Iroiione,,
Dieket,,e,, tl4uter., BAsl. la. s. aAi Us
res. 81 or Eu...stt Hgse ;as-rsg Aty,
ct to AZ understanding d t.l45s Alder
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
I'd slylExE nsras1. y

CGgs ut s4ylExE nssTSsT. -
Pie-rsGrange ~ Iosiuska flese-E
To Frr,a tssun ofire lie q II, ansfanasa
Fen ste ,3u 3 octohre 1856. par -
~lIS,ricf Jatlisiar., ponr Is di.s Psroissss s n@e
On yentt pubIsqus ga PICS otirant q dfssh4
>ear a IA ma ~en is toar Dc ee'te fsro
sAaEDI Il me MARS. PRO cHAU
.helr-s 4 u :ua-l-s dre!ts, Atres et -
fetaiear. LotIg..ki Eietrert. lie quart -
certain s.cris ssec IN moulin 5 hife,s 9 -
taute> .es an9ai.eiies oppsrtsrant - 49, y
sfr,e Sar ,fsuf,stntirn &c Treriiie lAady
ct safis.alre Ee otter ire q eneentien. -
Conditions IL Ii v~cntfs nns ofsiss -
/ acauiseus 6Qfnairs sou bond f~or'xns 1870 y ~
! INIT uoyr tant ,sr su de dale ias IL 80
avec ssslne suirte. and aae hs rosheans -
lie Judgment retel4ie sur Ia propFias 49, ss.ss =
r.iernent tinatc u,
.,a.st BateL Rouge. lie 10 Febrier isss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

n&l#1N%
soma dsud IN. ., Il.
P-ei'"In of machine po.,, 4:
~ W. .ivis. tho us,;,.
Gear Of the Comnoiar..
Sound the goax.
HoR .he 1ruu-
Poly .le~--Aoop-4...
TIE Jerry boats CON.
Irass tie ssya...,
7 % breath,
Don y'a 9 no ceansa,,v.
Iteki@ % death.
IT Tie yers via,e, l..
asofab.a = he ~hea. err, /, 49,.
II psrti 4 Illinois and NJ.
20 not anticipate half 4 cton
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
STATE. OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST EATON ssWe
sE sTai-I rEsrsi fsrN41
Pie-r. Grsa.er ~ Ixarinski Hsh<+r

s--sE .Toi-a- nEsTss I s,ra4
Pierre Grsuser - Larin.ii Hsa<-z
10y VIRTUE u writ ct &. Il. ~ -
u the ab,se entitled sui. q data tAe8ssK
october. 1856. FROM the 9Th District EsssNSf
fo- - As.sh ss4d State. vii II oaerrdA ~
pahlie auction, t. 10. isst and highest -
front If tie Court iioass DIOR q this Farza4
Saturday tho 9TH day Of MaltasG
!. IL 3 c.ask. A. ". all The rigid, titls - WEI
q TIE sef-aseat ItyeHssl Hsleft. IN md nSs'
divided fourth part Of q certain sugar hasA
hlsr.e mil sugar Aattis.. and al - sprtsse
stssi o. The Pi-n.a CD nj i7sFiiis iaAzny
lsa. t. and ssa fE said writ IT -sscsrM
Terms - ssl-an a credit a l. JasrfhA. u
u furnish nj, ao'ad tearing interest atlas III
eight ~ c.rt er anasu.. ffoiG oafe antn
good secnrts nth mortgage ard eosiessAsss.
aa.nt retained on the property sos1 oEs1~
fDsl pa taeat-
Wat Baton E.ausr FER. 10th lss7.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21

1RuE NYsllIIY.-htt % an ennob ing
fact that Zone can trace Ai' I%t"ea2-
tt4rou., a success. n Of iliastrioss~e'b.s,
Low much must be the dignity p
Aa.s,s On ous who clam, to be /
Dof II royalty, that i doomel-r uis
the King Of \ ~, the EserIastip
aiher who is thronei Oh the r~l6lFes,s
tie glory u the universe Itself. f. j
this convtetI,n tia. dnns TIE spIend2f
u All earthly crown, and sheds . la,
Of beauty aud den,iy apoa Tue lead q
the orphan anu III. bowel Of tue
peasant.
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Jour1sn, of

Sow. :. Jourlsn, of
New orr AL
Act into Tie. = to BIN OUT the State
printing to the lowest bidder. II was
referred % the Committee on Printing
We would ,sasgest that some me:n6sr
follow tins rp with q si.I 10 let u al
tho State ob !, fromls, Governor d.
%pnciudlngs 1e isIaA y to those VIII
Wi and . 10 fill / I'M at tho owes
satsgv.- rasou'c. =
.se. scared, Tselos 70 1t
a.. as good i chance l. -te
Printing peAl year as yop ev.r Do fs
ike the idea, however, essln U
everything that can p n"Iy be done,
Nothing ike competition son know"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-21
SATURDAY tn, 9Th day Of March,
ETAT Nc LA LOUISIANA
payotss. .i'Ouest Baton -

Y~st Baton g.aas,. Feb, 10th Il
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peaceful remedy 70 overthrow this constitution there
man m the Territory more ready 70 adopt than your
humble speaker. But stall believe there other safe
way than by force Take these and give them fair
trial. but you ind them guilty Of perpetratng this fraud
they should suffer death. Jack Henderson and Easton
grumble because would put them 10 death Why there
not moment for the past two years but what they
would gladly have neraded in their papers Jim lane Is
dead Look over the list OF men who voted tor that
constitution iand have 1t here In my pockeQ, and you
will ind every man Of them murderers thieves and vii
hans Calhoun, although he has lain behind the curtain,
ID perhaps more guilty than any in Kansas not az
ceptng Jack Henderson. Judge johnsons opinion IS 10
let them and live and decrease the vote as small as
possible and let the finger Of point TO them always
would let Jack Henderson and Easton live always,
not necessary put them 10 death but II rs for
the peace and prosperity Of Kansas 70 kill them,
! say cut their threats now-and will not advise
others do what | would nos do myself, and
will ask to stay away, but will gladly join in
always believed that we should have peace in Kan
until these lrehounds driven from our midst
have only objection 10 killing them and tht Is loey
are not nj die Woud'n Jack Henderson be pretty
subject be OF for trial before just and high tr
bunai? and say he Is the best among them, and
say he and the rest OF them are set OF out
laws 70 the human family and say get rid OF them be-
fore the election They have done enough Drive them
out and while you doing here in Leavenworth
will take Of the rest Of them. Men Of Lcavenworh
have said anything here wound the fcclngs Of any
here, these devils would ask your pardon.
Az for these outlaws don't care FIG about them. II
Jack Henderson, Calhoun Easton should cross path
would shoot them down like q damned dog for they
not men, but cold black hearted outlaws Others will
speak oecu but will differ In my views. thank
you, and hope you will listen 10 them AS TO me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Fall OF House In Bcthunc Street, and Loss
or Life.

or Life.
Last evening, about half past six O'Clock great alarm
created in the Ninth ward, by the sudden fall of
very large building at the of Bchane and West
streets, and a number OF were known to have
entertained Tor their safety The building which is
Of great sze possessing frontage of lbs feet in length
Bethune street by 10 feet deep West street. had only
White, of $50 600 On tho fourth upper story
stored about Is 900 900 bushels of barley for
mating purposes and the time OF the accident there
were seven men working among IT, The immense weight
Of grain thus resting the beams and flooring Of the
upper story caused them give way and the whole
Of TIMBER grain, &c, prccpita.ed into the third,
second and first hoors respectively each giving way In
their turn the immense of debris descended upon
them, until the whole was lodged in the cellars.
About three minutes previously there had been about
dozen employed In the cellars but they had provi
dentially ceased work and left the building
Immediate efforts made 10 extricate the sufferers,
any injuries beyond few bruises. The sixth, being
taken out found 70 be quite dead being crushed be
meath a mass of heavy timber He recognized a
man named John Kelly residing in Twenty eighth street,
and employed in the building seventh man, named
Peter Mahon living at "a Gansevoor street, the last
extrcaed and found to have sustained
internal bruises well externally. He
veyed To the Ninth ward station house aud surgical
sistance promptly procured.
The building had only recently been erected under the
supervision of the proprietor and alleged that there
had been regruar architect surveyor engaged
its construction. The tmbers, comprising the beams,
oits &c also said To have been of tho most inferior
quality, and ii Is TO be hoped strict Investigation into
these facts will be made by the Coroner.
Deputy superintendent Carpenter and patoons of men
from the Eighth and Ninth precincts promptly the
the spot and rendered the assistance in the work
exrcaton as well as In the preservation OF order and
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their Legislature, call convention and alter t2 II Con-
gres reject ~ STRIFE w,'i Dc rsopensd and contnued
question The President has nothing To do with
it. II he take ground in his message for or against the
his way produce strife and dssention in the democratic
party The solution Of the question belongs exclusively
70 Congress-.
Democratic members Of Congress coming in are disposed
10 wait till the constitution reaches them regular way
month hence before they commit themselves against
II, or for IT, Perhaps may be adopted with Cond
ton provso, which not unusual and which may re-
any reasonable and prominent objection 70 IT,
But am inclined TO believe that when the constitution
comes win come in form that win forbid any vote
II from the non-slaveholdng Statee No authenticated
copy Of the constitution has been promulgated or ever
printed far AZ learn. Forty three members of
the Convention signed sort OF carte dncAe for commit
tee TO fill up Ia known, however that several leading
provisions OF the instrument are extremely objection
able and may cause ts defeat For instance In the APP
many members 10 Johnson county to Shawnee county
which Lac has twice the lmber Of Inhabitants was stat
Of Mississippi that the object was 70 recognise the oxford
returns the basis Of the superintendent and this was
agreed TO- notwithstanding the objection Of Judge Enore
also Southern man, and Of great ability, representing
has been asked why Gov Walker did not call an extra
session OF the legislature at the request Of the people,
undo what had been done by the Convention. The
son is plain. II would have done good. Gov Walker
says that the call would have brought together the old
and not the new territorial Legislature.
have just seen gentleman from Kansas a Southern
man, who leit the Territory after Gov Walker and who
informs that the Of the people are under in
tense degree Of excitement and will consent 70 be
subjected 10 any government which may be- even tempo
rarily, instituted in conformity with this action Of the
Convention. Gov. Walker himself would have no nfu-
ence m persuadng them 70 be quiet and wait change OF
government in regular way.
The people are prepared and have been for some time
should fail to impress his views upon the executive
they will rs my informant states, proceed TO execute
their intention without waiting for the action Of Congress
The report that Gov Walker Is to be removed is pre-
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Prom the louis vile Courier, Nov 2s
No event 10 this city for years has created 80 much
interest and excitement the arrest u the parties whose
names We have published, for the assassination Of the
public places II IS the theme of conversation and com
mont absorhs ali subjects. Nor Is II confined
To "a city The citizens 81 this county and the adjoining
counties, where the accused are Known are deeply
cited by
The affair from rs origin thus far ts progression,
parallels romance cunniugly hxcd lp by master
noyeli-ts II may well irananx the public mind.
eraddock was a man ~ wealth. For many years he
was resardea win suspicion and fear - bold bad man
u was charged that be the associate, not ooncder
ate, 81 thieves with couneretng and slave stealing In
truth there were few crimes hot charged Pascha ~
traddock. He various times indicted for OF viii
lainy and guilty not he by some means escaped pun
shment AZ the time o. his murder felony indictments
were pending against him IN the jefferson court
His neighbors IN Jefferson county finally aroused 10
sense 81 their wrongs by depredstons with which he
was charged 70 public meeting Feb. g. 1866 declared
he and others should At their peril only, remain in the
county Six months given him 10 arrange his affairs
and remove With Characteristic holiness and courage
he dsrerarded the warning. The six months ended on
August 25 the night u which his defiance raid the penalty
by bic death. He assassinated The mystery that
surrounds The horrd deed which ushered soul 50
prepared into his Makers presence yot be unveiled.
untrng efforts have been 10 discover the perpe-
traitors Of the crime. Keen lawyers aud lynx eyed De.
tectve officers, and All the appliances that money could
rnand have been employed but all IN vain Per.
sons haze been arrested oav 10 be discharged or az.
quttsd Tie murder is -ti : nystory Now we have
rtue persons implicated - Miller who confesses
himself party 10 the deed.
Most u the accused We have remarked are wealthy,
~ M good petunlary cifcum some IL them
~ high social position aud 0ue-Caloncl Aliens n
proved md gallant soldier dist uguhed alike for HE high
sense ~ honor and h. GauHoas courage The charge
omanates uom a man (Aler) who bears no envabe
name. Vet there Is sai t. BE- cprr8orative evidence n
possession of the commemorative attorney. What this
test uOny viii not a. courc be known until the inves
gtlOn witch viii take pdre Ia dog ~ two There are
many and reports A. . hat VII be developed
thai mo nearly an 81 which are ato~ethof Unreliable
1hat alplo will pot suspense - rest eni determine The
Innocence 81 guilt % thc accused. Popular sentmont ia
very certainly ~ favor ~ thcir innocence te That e not