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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19

NJ L w S T o r E
u would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Barnesviile and vicinity that have
opened Book, Stationary, Wall Paper and Variety
Store in the East End of the City Hotel,
where will keep constantly on hand all the Stand.
ard Works OF the dsy-HstorcaI, Bio
graphical, Scientific and Classical Ron Gibbon
Hume and Macaulcy's Histories; Dicks
Complete Works, Josephuss Complete Works, lu-
tarch's Lives. Literal iTreuslatIcns of Sal
lust, Horace, Virgil and CPsar Works Of Shakespeare
Byron, and others, Fine Gift Books and
hlbums, Methodist and Christian Hymn Books, Fam
lily and Pocket Bibles; also, Works on
Agriculture. Horticulture. the Eclectic Series of
School Books Rays AriIhmetics and
Algebras, PinneO's Grammars. Johnson's and Par
kor's PhlosOrhys, Cutters Physiology.
Guys Astronomy, Webster's School Dictionary and
other School Books, and an innumeratIe
variety of Miscellaneous Works; also, the Lives of
Fremont, Buchanan and Fillmore. half
and full bound Blank Books Pass Books, &C.. good
assortment OF Poe ket Cutlery, Porte Mon
nes, Tooth Brushes. Hair and Clothes Brushes Puff
Combs. Fine-fo0Ih and Kidding Combs
Pins, Needles, Thread, &C., &C.. also, Wrapping Pa
per, Wrapping Twiue, Window Paper,
Green Oil Cloth Blinds and Patent Rollers Floor Oil
Cloth and Oil Cloth Table Covers supe-
riOr article, and splendid assortment of Wall Pa
per aud Bordering. ! will pay the high
est price in Cash or Trade for Rags invite every
person desir0us of getting anything in my
line to give me call. My prices are low and calcu
LAT ed to satisfy ALL
ROBERT C. GRAVES
Barnesve, Sept. Goth. 1856 oc2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19
THE GENUINE
AlLERICAN STAR IRIPOLL

uperior to all Other articles now in use
, for Cleaning and polishing Silver, German Silver
Britannia metal Tin, copper, Brass and cutlery; also
for polishing aud cleansing all sorts OF painted or var
uished Furniture. Glass, &c. For sa!ehy
81. ClaiTsvii.L, Jan, 81. JAS. w. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19


DR. EoBACK-Dear Sir: I should he indeed migrate
full ii Taiied 10 reply to your letter of the 10Th ult,
nquirng the effect of your remedies in my case You
say yon do not wish TO publish my reply hut simply
to learn for satiSfGeti what the Scandin-
avian Remedies have done for But, my dear sir.
wish you TO make my statement public, not only as
just tribute your skill hut for the benefit OF
others who may be suffering as suffered, and migt
he cured as have been cured. For more than 81
years, as you aware. endured Z continuous mar
tyTdom from the combined effect of chronic dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation. and most depioFahle
condition of the nervous system During that time
employ ed tie best physicians in the " est and IN
ies visited New York for The purpose of Consult -
tie most eminent medical men an thai city. All was
useless despared of recovering my health. aud al
wished for DEATH II was at this time your ad'
vertisement caught my eyes, and Determined as a
urorn hone, TO try your ScGnd'Hariaa Blood PHrter
and Blood Pills. Only five months have elapsed since
uucorked the first hottie and took the first pill. Three
words viii tell the result an nell; yes, IN better
health than can reeoiiect having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under Providence. owe 20
you. | believe have paid you about thirty-hve dol
lars for medicine, and had every dollar been hun
dred, they would have heen cheap.
W ith deep gratitude, remain yours truly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
FOR ALI
DIR. ROback's Scandinavian Remedies.

Al last the grand object of Medical Science is at
tained- Dr. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies aetusIiy
perform what thousands have promised hut never &C.
complished. They purge from the blood the corrupt
particles which create and feed disease. The basis
of all the solid portions of the body is the blood and
if that fluid is pure, the whole organization must ne
ctssarily be vigorous, hardy and healthfu. Hence,
in the preparation and combination of tho ingredients
of his famous Scandinavian Remedies, Dr. Roeaeks .
great object was TO produce a medicine which should
disiafeet the blood in all cases. He succeeded and
the consequence that the operation of his Scandn
avian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, upon almost
every species OF disease ike that of water upon the
devouring element literally extinguIshngt the maady
Persons suffering from debility. from childhood, hnd
vgor infused into them by these wonderful life
lenghening restoratives They cool the heat OF iever
create appetite render digestion perfect regulate the
bowels promote Sleep nvigOrate the reproductive or
gans. in both sexes control all disorders OF the iver
cure Sores boiis tuHurs and all skin diseases ana by
imparting to the vital fluid new elements of health
lit-rally make life pleasure. instead of the wearl-
some probation which IL must always he tot the inVad
These remedies composed solely of Swedish herns
of rare ,edcnal virtue. pever before introduced III
the practice of pharmacy. Physicians of the highest
note. in the dscoverer's native land, and in other
parts OF Europe have certified To the value OF the me
icines, and they have never yet been administered
without being followed by marked success. III in
possible 10 enumerate in newspaper advertise rehi
tenth part of the complaints for which they are IN
falibie. Suffice It that there is NJ disorder OF
any organ unless caused by malfOrmation for wAIch
they adapted; and for the simple reason that
they act directly upon the element which renews-
feeds and sustains all organs the vESous BLOOD
Make sure of the genuine articles by purchasing
only of respectable dealers and regular agents. or Oh
Ro iack himself in CiLcinnati where he may be con-
suited, by letter well persenally, in all cOmp
Gated and difficult cases.
bote, or So per half dozen. Pills. e5 cents per box
or five boxes for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
The Monum. emit and Mr.. Crawford

The M0numsnt and Mr.. Crawford.
The following extract of a letter from Rome, ap
pears in the Summary Of news by the Europa, in
the New York papers:
"The smented demise Of the great American
sculptor, Crawford, having left many of his works
incomplete, especially the great national monu
ment to the memory of WASHINGTON, the carrying
out of his designs will be superntepded until some
understanding can be come to between Mrs. Craw-
ford and the American government. Sleanw hills,
Mr.. Crawfords friend and brother artist, Mr. Ter.
~, has undertaken the superintendent Of his
etudio, and the late sculptors head workman, a
German of the greatest talent, will finish sacb
statues as are In course of execution for private
commission. 1t is to be regretted that poor Mr.
Crawford was prevented by his painful and mortal
malady from completing the design Of his Wash
ington monument, although the chief part will be
his conception OF the seven colossal statues intend
ed TO surmount the monument he had only com
pleted two, those Of Jefferson aud Henry"
This does not agree with Mr.. Wards assertion
that at were completed!
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Finding that MulIens could not be driven TO such
course, be became exaspefated and killed him on

Finding that Muilens could not be driven TO such
. course, be became exasperated and killed him on
che spot.
Ths frieaas Of Downey, in reply 70 this charge,
say u IL utterly false. and thus Miss Leigh
had only bean In his service eight weeks II he
had been her destroyer, he would havs known her
situation, and instead Of taking her to HE own
house, would have sent Der Of, and thus held his
own secret A man Of his sense would not have
trapped himself by pursuing the course be did.
As there we're but the two persons In the cham
Der 81 the time Of the shooting--Downcy and Null
iens--no living being, Save Downey, can tell hou
IL occurred and up to this time he IL In such .
state Of excitement that his lawyers have not yet
thought 1t advisable TO counsei with him about the
sad affair. Whatever the result may be, he can no
longer hold the position Of Catholic Minister. The
blood Of ais fsllow-man lie upon his hands, and
peace aud happiness in this life have taken their
everlasting fight. Yours, L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

THRArRB-.Mss Auonia Jones.-The announce
menr that Miss Jones would appear as Blanche, in
Mrs. Ritchiss beautiful play Of armand" induced
large and fashionable audience to assemble al
the theatre on Monday night. Miss Jones wal
greeted with cordially, and as the play proceeded
the applause became frequent, showing that the
audience were impressed with fall sense of heI
dramatic abilities. Towards the conclusion of the
piece, the talents Of the young actress shone mos
brilliantly and the curtain fell at the Close she
was vociferously cheered. In response to repeated
calls, she appeared in front, and gracefully, but 81
lently, acknowledged her gratitude.
The piece announced for tonight is 'Tngomar, -
Miss Jones sustaining the captivating part Of Par
hensd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
A Word for the Carriers

TheeaSriers Of the DISPATCH perform a hard SER
vice and ought to be promptly paid. We appeal
70 the Subscribers to think of the carrier and lay
aside ths small pittancs due him, 80 that he can
get 1t when he comes and will not have-to call
more than once. He has to walk long way to
collect six cents after daily walk for six days to
cara It, and 1t 10 greas hardship for him to call
more than once before he gets 1t. II we leave out
simple justice, 10 there not some compassion for
him' The great BULK Of subscribers pay promptly,
but very many do mot, seeming to acknowledge
neither the claiEs their justice nor their compass
zion, Of one who tolls SO hard for their qualification
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4ALN0aAPHlc MHW9.
nnroxrnDyoR THI D1iEr DrsPArcH.
Tn0sf W1sSTTNTIT1N

HBUl WNHHIN01UN.
WAsfnSaros. Dec. 1s.--1ntimats friends Of Gov.
Walker assert that he viii shortly resign the Gov
srnorstip Of Kausas, and b hes preparing an ad-
dress to the people stating his reasons for this
course; designing however, TO use no language
sident. a Akxs
Judge Dosgias's Kansas bin, although similar
TO that of Mr. Toombs, contains an additional
clause providing that the constitution, when form
ed shalt mltted entire to She people Of tho
Territory.
Senator OWNS California correspondence states
that intense anxiety exsts there to enlist for the
purpose Of marching against tho Mormons also,
that Mormon emissaries throughout the state are
meditating the most serious mischief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

%THs DrsrArcR was the first PAPER in saysn.
nah with the Presidents Message. We are sorr,
that the copy containing that important docr.
msnt, received BY our friends Of the Georgian. was
% badly printed - to make 1t dicult for the com
POSTERS to dseyphsr some parts Of 1t. We hone
'hsy VIII not again be subjected to AZ much incon.
'sniencs from defect OF this kind.
ne occasion 10 fitting one for IN apology to our
Ieaaefs On This ground. Circumstances recsn /,
rsQairsds general reform in the press room Of the
oMpAtcs. II was found that under tn. forma,
naasgsmsst In that very Important department.
'ne Pfsss--a most valuable machipe--hsa vo,t.n
os' Of order, and much time, labor and arnan.s
we're required 20 rsinstats II. In m.k;n. ~.
e"Hhss d management, We determined 10 tyv !.
Ifsencsi .maehinist. Such man We h,u,a "a
no mas eeen entrusted with the press. Hsh.. Ma
gsoa deal to learn, peculiar to the art ~ 81,
ins' pet De has learned rapidly, and besid.. ~,
ans 'hs press In smooth running order. he Ia.
sy"smatsned bis department, aud the ps,er IA.
~. improved In appearance. 1t viii eth fur
'se1 Improve. and We hope win soon be free rom
uyseuon on account OF the printing. Oar l,na
sIsa. 80 mno are like ourselves, getting on The
with ths -. ss; We Know, cannot be satisfied
This r. ~ 81 they are too small for their ewes
nsteh ~ wi We cannot remedy. siuee ~. M
sn. e Dc sold At esnt. ear - - 80 ~
ns,s ~ nsvs sad adsertassnsuts 4, 49, -
oshss - ~ mast - small We vish ~ u
ssS 80, tof ths saks e oar a.. -. - yer
ps,l,s. sn snem from . fellow. feslns ~, s'c.e-
iaassf noss lively Lei n al resort Az % = nv.
Sfss ~ .@-~--S - Rst5 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ INV York LIFE INSURANCE. CoMpANY.-Par
ties DESTROYS Of INSURANCE in the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. will, by making
application BEFORE the FIRST day of January, 1855
DO entitled to the Dividend Of the coming year.
Those DIFFERING their applications beyond the
above period, will receive no Dividend for 1883
~ Asgscr 2s Main street, Richmond
CHAS. f. W0RTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
E.W. TR0TTER,
de il-dtista General Agent
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The Banks and the Brokers

A We anticipated, the Banks were utterly una
BILE to respond to Mr.. saaARs interrogatory ~ to
the extent Of the depreciation upon the specie of
their vaults by the Brokers. OF course they can
give no statement on the subject. The Banks have
not kept an account to show what Brokers drew
money upon their paper obligations, nor the
amounts they drew. They have very properly
not done 90; because to do 80, would indicate q
purpose OF some sort. II to invoke censurs on
this class or Legislative protection against their
Just claims, 1t would be highly improper, as it
vesld b q contemplated Infringement Of their
rights, which entitle them to equality with other
sit'sens-equsity under the constitution and laws,
70 maintain their right Of property, and to claim
and recover what IL their due. But the Banks
nave ACTED properly, and always met the claims
against them fairly ard prompty--not diserimi-
mating between those having demand upon them;
their only enquiry being, is the demand good,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

REMANDED.-A hard looking white sub
ject, named Charles Melvin, was examined before
the Mayor yesterday for cruel assault and bate
ry, committed on the person of Tom, slave of Mr..
John P. Walden. Suudry witnesses were examined,
and the evidence elected justifyng the charge he
was remanded to Jail. to await an indictment by
the Hastings Court Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

No PAPERs.-Two colored boys, bro
TIERS named Charles and Alpheus Or andson fell
into the hands of the watchmen on Monday night
and were put in the cage for going about the street,
without certificates Of freedom required by law
Yesterday they were carried before tiae Mayor who
directed the parties to procure the necessary doc
uments without delay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-In the Senate. the death
Of Mr.. Bell, Of New Hampshire, having been for
mally announced, eulogiea were delivered. resoiu-
lions OF respect adopted and the Senate adjourn
In the House, various documents were received
from the Puesident, including correspondence re
lating to our affairs with China, the Superintend-
emit Of public printing, report on tbs Indians In
Oregon, &C. No business Of importance was trans
acted.
The death of Senator Bell was announced, and
after the customary eulogies and resolutions, the
House adorned. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
NOTICE.-Will he sold on THuRsnAY

~ tne Sisf December. at the late residence Of W M
near ss ~, ine Black Meath Coal Mines, the HON !
49, W LAND. on which he resided. The i'm.
snS p ~ oshsr nscsssary out houses with FIFTY
ary, 1sS TX Land i1clpded. which |. highly Inn
foddsr. Oats and Stock OF every dsscrntian consss
as o. the usual variety TO be found on web stoke
FIRMS made known on the day OF saia Tho .no.a
place is regarded a. one oths beet stands fos
de ic--aia@ WIN. ROBINSON. Jr, Admir-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
STREET OBsrRucrIoNs.-several indi

STREET UBSTRUCTIONs.-Seve indi
viduals were fined by the Mayor yesterday for OBJ
structng the streets, by leaving piles of dirt and
dry goods boxes therein. An ordinance of the city
recently adopted, imposes fine on the fixtures 80
profusely nsed by some merchants, in front OF
stores, to hsngu merchandise. Under the pro-
visions Of this ordinance, a number could now be
fined. as the futures alluded to, far exceed the
length prescribed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

- Povnns' uRIAT PioTUsn FAcroRY
isstll b full blest. crew6s crowds, and crowds up,
Oh crowds "Whsfe DID all the people come FRONT
Whyw csud cot GOT u 1t the door for the nmenss
| crowd. POWERS Charge only BIRTfCsNTs. go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

REMAINING IN THE STATE CONTRARY
TO LAw.-Nearly dozen free negroes will be ar.
raigned before the present Hastings Court for the
above offence which will reduce each one of them
to slavery, IL the penalty is exacted. Some OF
them will doubtless be benefited by the operation
of the law lin such case made and provided" while
in the case Of others the Court the exercise of
sound discretion, will permit them to leave the
State. Most Of tho negroes n question, are eman.
cipsted slaves, aud some Of them exceedingly
worfhless
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ THR Rev. BAIL MANLY, d. d.,
late PRECEDENT Of Alabama University. nov Of
Charleston. 3. O.. will preach TONIGHT. and every
night this week, at the First Baptist Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
BLUE MoNDAY.-seyen white men we

BLUE MoNDAY.-Seven white men were
lodged In the cage Monday night for getting drunk
and behaving disorderly in the street, all Of
with an admonition. As Christmas approaches
it 10 natural for these offences to increase in mum
her, 1t would be we'll, however for those who
have wholesome dread of exposure to keep out Of
the way Of the watch, they may thereby save them
selves the modification of an arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

Sworn IN--Nine officers of police. in
Guiding Henry Myers, messenger elected on Mon
day by the Council, yesterday appeared before the
Mayor and qualified to their appointments, by ia
king the several oaths required by law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
THE Ora.

THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND Ac-
CEPrED MAsONs Of Virginia Ia In session in this
city. The occasion has called together Q large
number OF the influential members Of the order
The names Of the officers chosen for the ensuing
year have not yet been announced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
TR EMEND OUs SLAUGHTER

GREAT SACRIPICE--oysr Twenty thousand
dollars worth Of Dry Goods To be offered to the peo
ed Cotton At 10 eta full yard wide; CollsI. Al 10
Cts. worth . cts nne Cambria Collars at 80 cts
Brass Hoops and Whalebones; an excellent ASSOC
ment Of hcop skirts kept constsn ly on hand which
DC sold very reasonable; Utica sheetiug and Pr
Dimity Bands at .l2,< cts worth 49, dotted CT
lars, ,srs &c SS: cts. worth l2s cts Gents colorsd
lot Of those cheap Shirt Bosoms at 2 cts: nice hem
stitched Handkerchefs at Is cts, worth Uk CT.
Inc above goods ars actually ~ cheap as they are
represented TO % kut must be sold In order 10 make
room for the cheap Goods which am receiving
week ~. JACOB A. LEVY,
&c 10 Is Main stre..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

THROWING VITR0L.-A. visitor at the
Theatre, had his coat utterly ruined. on Monda,
night, by some scamp who threw quantity of thu
above destructive substance on it. In Now York
such offences Of frequent occurrence but it i,
rare that they are practiced 40 far South as Rich
mond. The gentleman whose garment was injur
ed requests us to say that 500 is at tho service
the person who will bring him face to face, with
the vitriol thrower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

ny VIZ VILE continue the sale of
Messrs. wilIingham 4 Tardy's stock Of DR. Goods,
TO-DAY, 1t 10 o'clock.
dc l6-n KENT, PAINE D 20. 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
CONG INTO THE HARpwAsE Bus1xpss

UOlN9 ISTO THE HARDWARE BUSINESS
"A young darkey named Bill, slave of Mr.. VIVA
raliaferro, had his circulation stopped by the
0naa Ign, wni VINE s'.eptng to
poker, which, on enquiry, were found to belong to
Mr.. Samuel d. Denoon, they having been appro
priated without leave or licerse, by the enterpris
ing African before named. Yesterday morning.
the Mayor ordered him twenty stripes for going
into the hardware business without an honest cap.
tai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
THE DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10. isss
-s,S - 1~yrsss rrsnna.

Aavsrsassnena ier the pfspArcn must be hand,
ed iasy M so,osk ~ ~ atacwocs, w order y ap-
pear ths next day. fAe heavy pressure d advef-
tissmsnts upon the columns Of our paper WIN net
aAnit q tAetr reception after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
PROVIDING FOR WINTER

PROVIDING FOR WINTER.-Police Off
cert arrested Henry, slave Of Mrs. Judith Fore
yesterday evening, on a warrant charging him
with stealing coat. The prisoner was Ic cked ur
and will be brought before the Mayor this morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ 81 500 worth Of beautiful cases. Of all the W
rious sizes and styles, just received BY TYLlR Co
for the HOLIDAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

MILITARY PARADE.-The Blues, un-
der Capt Fry, made their appearance on the street
yesterday evening, being the occasion Of q regular
monthly turn out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ Steam Portraits 50 cts, by % Artists, taking
500 daily, at l39 Main st. TYLER q Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ DUNLOP, MoNcURs & Co. ask the
attention Of dealers to their auction sale Of Groceries,
&C, commencing ~ II o'clock, precisely. Sale with
out regard to weather. de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

~ HAVE been wearer Of Boots for twenty odd
years past have worn Melles', and all have %
say IT, that would not give one pair OF Hills Boots
OF Aslies Boots, such As saw at HilPs to-day for
any two pairof Miles, make Of Boots. that have
'sen for the last ave years. If not longer than that
deli-detswits A WEARER OF BOoTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
VINO SrRuoK BILL BRowS.-The Hust.

WHO STRUCK BILL BRovN.-The Hust-
ings Court occupied all day yesterday III ex-
aiming VIM. j. Brown, VIM. Peasley, and wilIiam
Jones, who we're charged with having inflicted SCI
we're injury on Thomas Conner, and another indiyi.
Judge VIM. W. Crump and B. b. Miner, Esq, ap.
peared for the accused parties all Of whom were
present. Browns face was partly tied up to con-
ceal terrible gash across the forehead, received
from Ratchet during the melee The Common
wealth's witnesses were positive a. to who infict-
ed the injury on them, but no one could tell who
struck Bill Brovni" The evidence WAS variable
aud contradictory in many respects rs to who
made able arguments In favor Of their acquttal and
discharge; but the Court determined there was
enough evidence send them on for trial before tho
Circuit Court. They were admitted to bail for
their appearance.