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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
PARTNERSFIEP.

AFlNG purchased the interest Mr.. II. B. Morris in thu
business Of H. B. Morris CO.. have this day associated
with me Mr. W H0OPER HARRIS an will continue the Grocery
and Commission business the old stand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
ETAVING determined to carry my Negroes the South, -
I will -ell about Three Four Hum scsz3a
dTPd Acres OF Land being part of the tract up ~
on which reside situated good Turnpike R0ads -
about thirteen miles from Nashville in one Of the best neh6or
bosip Williamson county Soil equal any For
particulars apply the premises, to A v 5 Lindsey
sen9-dtf F. A. PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
NEGROES FOE SALE.

KTE have good Of NEGROES for sale. Some 10 or Z
wv likely Boys from 10 90 years old several good young
with child esch good house Girls irom 10 to
90 years old, we'll qualified and be highly recommended
good Carpenter 3 years old good Cooks and orc Men from %
40 years old. We TO sell the lot at the regular
market pEices. laug2D u. II. HAYNES 4 co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
TIN PLATE, sc.

TIN PLATE, &c.
kDGn BOXES &c l0xI4 Tin, best brand.
SCO 80 bONSs TX l0zi4 Tin, best brand.
20O do ic ilN20 DO do do
% do TX do do DO do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
augai j. W WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
PARTNER WaNTEn.

GOOD business who from ten thou
"A sand dollars, form partnership highly respectable
business that viii yield him so per cent y leaving his
this Office addressing L0Ck Box &C. Post Oace silent
partner would be tIkeu. seI,j-T3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
southern Pacific Railroad Meeting.

4 GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany will place Memphis Tennessee, MONDAY,
the 3Jh Of September l-JS- &c which m report OF the
thn-s in Texas will be made anil Of the proceedings Of meetings
Louisville, Cincinnati and ST. Louis New York elsewhere;
Of the plans Of the Company relieve the from
its present difficulties Matters just IN condition that
the friends Of the Road protect oOUU % Stockholders vim
rights the Company rescue beyond doubt from
existing difficulties Of Stockholders
pis is desirel and vigorous AMI unanimous
be had there backing tie meetings already will doubtless
the enteei restoring confidence that Che may
progress.
sept JEPTHA F0WLkES, Pres.
TEyOBACCO.--jO boxes Longhon and Arnssads superio
Tobacco, for sale very low TERRAsS BROTHERS
DRANDY, --I eask superior old O,ard, Dupey & Co.. 70
ls sale ~ TEkRAsS BIAQI HESS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

9AAmAlGa7 NMFABAABas
&c., &c., AZ,
which We receiving and will ipiy for exhibition By
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised n part Of
Brown & BIeached Shfrtings a sheetfuuS:
SCI, is & ii OsnaBurgs, Grain sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linssys;
FIannels, Blankets, TEeeds, Jeans, sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestIngs, Tailors' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain aud Printed
Delanes;
French, German and English MerinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
ClOaESs, Nantes, ShawIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, swiss and checked
musIins;
Laees a Embroideries, ladies' Dress Trim-
nlings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, LiRseYs and Ne
I gro blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elry, sc.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings b
added to the stock as they may make their appearance ths
Eastern markets.
augl7-2m BRANsFORD, MWHIRTER 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

Ii those visiting the different Schools at Lebanon Tennes
n will find ample accommodations for conveying them by
applying the General Stage Office under the Commercial Hotel
Nashville Tenn. Fare through s. co.
sept7-dtriW2w NJ A PRICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

FEyHE undersigned Offering at te ale all that
portion land lying the south the Charlotte
Turnpike, belonging the estate Of the late thew Barrow,
deceased The lies full view, s within about miles
of the State Capitol, laid in lots varying in size from
fourteen twenty all rontE- M turnpike road.
These lands will fair price and liberal time. Any
persons wishing examine them, acu particulars in re
iaton 10 terms, will please call On Joan G. barrow near the
premi,es or on j. L. ". Brown, Real Estate Agents or
the undersigned in Nashville u. :. Pa uEk,
e.. @. TOEDETT
sep9-H Executors Of 81 Barrow dec d.
CNTRAVEE3 OK STOLEN .--From Che faIH If MIR. W.
- H. CRISP, formerly Rotert Dsmulesl Chestnut Sorel
Orse: hip shod; feet inches hi and Grey
Mare Mule Any information concerning them viii be thank
fully received this and The expenses that have been
incurred willingly paid lsepc-i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11
DR X-eOODs,

M most respectfully invite the attention OF the trade to the
~ very extensive and well assorted stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

HARM FOR SALE.--Jns hundred 8Ud seventeen acres
ii of choice land well proved and situated the Louisville
branch Turnpike, from Nashville, IS which
cleared and in high Of civilizations balance in heavy
timber Those desiring first rite soil and good improvements,
would 10 we'll 10 examine the premises. For further particulars
enquire Of J.. q. DRAKE OF
r. ii. CARTWRIGHT,
ssp5-I2u GDodIetsyfIfa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-11

u lI3 1856
~ the undersi neds strsand Of Cotton
have agreed upon the following scale % charge
Receiving and Weighing . cents per bale.
Resolving Weighing and Storage, months less 50
cents per bale
For each additional month"; fraction Of month, la cents
per bale.
For selling, rendering account Of sales, &C.. . cents per bale
Purchasing. with funds in hand, 80 per bale.
The above charges wiz be strictly adhered every insancs.
FISHER, WHELESS 4 co.
A. HAMILTON.
J. A. McALIsTER & co.
augI3E &trw3m JOHNSON. WEAVER d co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
The Glover Foot shown.

We have no doubt but that many of our
Northern Neck Farmers, inspired by the
success and high price paid Col. Chewoitg,
of Lancaster county, Va, for the first loo
bushels OF Virginia wheat put into the Bal
timore markes,-($l.60)-have rushed for
ward their crops under the hope that they
too would receive the same amount VAIN
bope The Baltimore merchant might we'll
afford to bait the trap with the gli'tering
bauble, when be knew that the operation
would pay, and that too handsomely, We
find that the quotations on ThurSdav--onIy
a week afterward. bad fallen 3jp)tU cents
on that paid Col. Chewing, vi1:-"l2O. . l2t
cents for good parcels Of pew " heat" Every
farmer knows what good moaus when his
wheat is 10 the Baltimore market, at the mer-
cy of the purchaser What news, pray, IN.
duced decline Of $50 10 cents 10 the " heat
market of Baltimore within period Of one
wees. The offerings were still small Of new
wheat, and no fJreisp advices gave black
eve" to the price paid week preSiossly.-
Tirginia Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
nThe Misery OF the ThiuU,r

Petersburger, writing ircm the lygeia,
Old Point Comfort, TO the lntelligencer, says:
The bathing here is peculiar. A s,ockade
is built cut in the water, into wbich you en-
ter and enjoy yourself as well Is yoG can,
considering the warmth AID shailJwuess OF
the water. Hard by Is another stacssde
erected for the ladies'. This Is tie ui,ery OF
;he thing. 4 iew PAGES If you hear the
most delightful -brieks and screams and the
most musical laughter; you knyw that tun Is
going on. But where you are, there is
uaughs save 4 melancholy ''sio,hrug around"
OF bilious and hIdeous males. The contrast
between the two charlottesville fun, the
trolic, aud tie females in the one, ard the
doll masculine splashlug in the other-Is
horrid, horrid."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
Letter from Prince william.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga1ette.
OcccoUAN, July 9Th, lS5S.-The nations
birthday was observed as a holiday, in this
place. No public demonstration. The crop
of wheat 10 the county has been harvested,
and the yield is said to be much better than
was anticipated.
The members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, have nearly finished their
Church building, about four miles from this
place. l. is expected to be dedicated some
time in August, of which due notice will be
gwen.
4 prCtractcd meeting has been in progress
for some time past, conducted by the Ress.
Messrs. Crown and Lewis, aud many have
been induced, under their ministrauons, TO
embrace religion.
A. the July term Of our County Court,
majority OF the Justices refused to allow one
of their number, Mr.. John Underwood, Of
this place, to act with them, on account, 1t
is alleged, of entertaining abolition seoti-
ments. This whole affair is unpleasant, and
,he lovers Of peace and quiet regret the cir
cumstaucos CORRECTED with it.
The mills here are new undergoing re-
pairs, preparatory to the next grinding sea-
sou, and are expected 10 be IN full operation
by tie last Of the month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
4 EIser's Prayer.

The following singular PRAYER was made
by John Ward, of Hackney, England. The
document, which was found IN Wards own
handwriting, might be called the miser's
prayer Ii is one Of the examples on record
ot men CON oiuing in themselves the utmost
lanaticism with the total absence of nything
like feeling:
lob, Lord, thou knowest that | have nine
estates in The city of London, and likewise
that have lately purchased an estate in fee
simple 10 the county of Essex; beseecb thee
to preserve the two counties of MiddleseI ADD
Essex from fire aud earthquakes; and as
uaye mortgage in Hertsordshire, | beg Of
thee to have an eye Of compassion on that
county, aud for the rest Of the counties thou
msyest deal with them as thou art pleased.
On, Lord, enable the banks to answer ell
their bills and make my debts on good men.
Give prosperous voyage and return to tbs
Mermaid sloop, because | have insured it;
aud as thou hast said the days of the wicked
are but shcrt | trust IN thee that thou will
not forget thy promise, as | have purchased
an estate 10 resersiOn, which will be mine
upon the death of that protligate young man,
Sir !. l.. Keep my friends from sinking, and
preserve me from thieves and house-oreskers;
aud make all my servants so honest and
faithful that they may attend to my interests,
and never cheat me out OF my property, night
mr. 1ayv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
News Item d.

The report Of the cholera being IN st.
Louis, is entirely without foundation.
There are said to be one hundred ard fifty
visitors at the Montgomery (Ea,l White Sui
phur springs.
Hon. John NJ. S. Causin ard Richard L.
Merrick, esq, two Mary are on the
committee Of reception at Chicago to wei
come hou,e Judge Douglas.
The United States consul at MatanEas
writes that the yellow fever it prevailing
there with an uncom mon degree OF maiignl-
.y. and that many American sailors have
fsll.n victims.
Tie Cadets who recently graduated at
West Point have been assigned TO their posi-
tons in the army as brevet second heuten'
ants.
Jenny Lind Goldschmidf, with her hus.
bard aud two children, (son and daughter
arrived ID London during the week ending
the 18th ult.. with the intention OF residing
in Euglapd for some time.
90 Wednesday the trial Of james VI Nee,
charged with The murder Of Prof. Louis
Bashr, OF Baltimore. was commenced al
Pr,tsburg. The prisoner, on being arrs'go-
ed, plead mot guilty" and burst into tears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
Legal DecislOn.

The Evening Post publishes an Important
dscision in the case of John NJ Martin VS..
the Somerville Water-Power Company, which
relates to the security aud remedy OF bond
holders.
Nine.yfour bonds Of $500 each, payable
to bearer, were issued by the somervllle Wa
ter.Power Company, Of New Jersey, to GER
tain Of its creditors, which were secured by
a mortgage Of its property and franchises TO
three trustees. The company failed to pay
the principal or interest due on four OF these
bonds owned by the complainant, and GER
tain parties connected with the company pro-
cured a sale of its property, Tree from all In.
cumbrspces, by authority Of certain acts OF
the Legislature of New Jersey. 10 this
stage If the affairs Uf the company, the COM
plainant applied to the trustees 10 1oreoiose
the mortgage 70 pay the money due On DIS
bonds, which they refuse to do. and he there
upon fled his bill in equity in the Uhited
States Circuit Court TO have the acts OF the
Legislature declared unconstitutional and
the sale under them set aside, and Tor reg
ular foreclosure Of the mortgage and sale OF
the property to pay all the bonds secured by
the mortgage. by whomSoeGer held.
Judge Grier. Ct the third circuit, held that
the acts Of toe New Jersey legislature were
an unconstitutional violation Of the obliga-
ton of the mortgage contract, aud that the
sale under them was void. subsequently,
upon the case beiug heard Oh It's merits the
followiog important questions were raised,
and were decided in the opinion OF Justice
DickersoD
Let. The negotiability of this class of Sc
curities ard the rights OF the holders OF them
Tor value; the question whether this class OF
SECURITIES was 10 every respect like bills CT
exchange being comparatively new one 10
the Federal courts. r
81. Tie rights of pledge Of this sort OF
bonds to sell and dispose Of them, and the
title acquired by the purchaser at such sale
Sd. The remedy of the holders OF such
bonds in case of failure to pay the money
due on them, and the refusal Of the mort
sagee tof,reolose fOrthe benefit OF the holders,
The plaintiff, by the decision, gained his
case.--Nesark Daily Adcertiser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
National ArnIOrics,

An impression exists il many parts Of the
country that Congress al It's late session
made provision for the construction Of sddi-
tional arnores, under the direction Of the
War Department. Mr.. Secretary Floyd is
fairly deluged With letters recommending
proper sites, of which there are doubtless
many very desirable ones; bu. it appears that
10 action by the late Congress was taken
On the subject, and the Secretary is there
tore without any addlaopal authority. 1t
will be time to consider the fitness OF places
when the department shall be authorized to
make selections from them.-Lnion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
NIghttnto DAy.

The intense heat of the weather has had
the effect of inducing many P4ri,ians TO con.
vert night into day, 10 order to enjoy the
more moderate temperature Of that portion
Of the twenty-lour hours. The Bo.s de B0u-
logne is crowded with carriages of all de
scriptions, from nine 10 the evening thl two
10 the morning The boatmen 90 the lake
are actively employed during the same peri
cd. The thermometer marked "a degrees
Fahreoheit In a very shady position at tnree,
On Wednesday afternoon, the l6.h ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
Agricultural Fairs.

The Sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Uni
ted States Agricultural Society will be beld
al Richmond, Va. BY invitation from and in
connection With the Virginia Central Asri-
cultural SJciesy. on the 18th, Goth, 9th,
18th, 29tb and 30th of October.
The Sixth Annusl Exhibition Of the Nir-
GINA State Agricultural Society will be held
at Petersburg, on the I'd, Sd, 4;h, and 9th, OF
November, 1858.
The next Fair and Cattle Show of the
Rappahannock River Agricultural and Me
cbsnicsl Society will be held 10 Frsder.
icks5urg. on the 10Th, l7sb, and 18th Of
November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
Good Idea.

The Examiner Informs Us that prayer
meetings are now held-msny Of them daily
i'm seventeen of the engine houses of the
Pbiladelphis fremen. 10 cases where there
was not a single attendant upon church In an
entire company, there have been numerous
conversions. No less than seven members ct
a single company we're lately added to the
church" When the Southwark and Moy-
suensing sinners are all converted. suppose
the work be commenced with Baltimore,
Plug Uglies aud New York Dead Rsbbits.-
~. j. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
THE wAvERLEY HOUSE. CyLs..ls

THE WAvERLEY HOUSE, CvLea.ls l.
H., YA.-T0 persons rsaG1g tie tea"ry-
the undersigned takes TINS occasion 10 "a .
persons visiting the country during - >umI'
season, that ne has some fifteen OF twsn'' !"
cant rooms. (wrli iurni>hed) ,or rent .. o.
Hotel, (The "WAyERLEY HOUSE = 10 ~
place For health aud beautiful scsrerg. u.
pepper L. n is surpassed by no o;ae' 'oH. %
this section OF Virginia. Has Table "i.. q o.
times be supplied with every luxury ~ Ea..
kets afford and every attention vii b, -',.
the comfort OF Ms guests. u. Sh!Ia
Culpeper L. h.. Je 2S-eo4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
PUBLISHED "AILY AND Ti,I-HEEkLY BY
IEDGAR SNCWDLE.
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING. JULY l2, 1858.

We are pleased to see it stated, that In the
course Of Senator JEFF. Dsvis's speech, on
Independence Day, on board the steamer
from Baltimore to Boston, be declared that
this great country will continue united"
"TriHing politicians 10 the South, or 10 the
North. or 10 the West, may continue to talk
otherwise, but it will be OF no avail. They
are like the mosquitoes around the ox--they
annoy, but they cannot wound, AID never
kill. There was common interest which
runs through ell the diversified occupations
and various products Of these sovereign
States there was common sentiment Of
nationality which beat in every American
bosom; there were common memories sWe et
to US all, and though clouds had occasionally
dsrkened our political sky, the good sense
aud the good feeling Of the people had thus
far averted any catastrophe destructive OF
oor Constitution and the Uuion. 1t was III
fraternity, and on elevation Of principle
which rose superior to sectional or iodiyiIua!
aggrandizement, that the foundations of our
Union we're laid; and il we. the present gen.
GRAFTON, be worthy Of our ancestry, we shall
not only protect those foundations from de-
tructioD, but build higher and wider this
temple Of liberty, and iDscrbe perpetuity
upon its tables" 10 the course of his beau
tiful speech, Senator Davis passed noble
eulugium % our mother country, and dwei'
Oh the many reasons why the most cordial
friendship should be maintained with her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

A correspondent Of tho Richmond Dis
patch speaking Of the Address delivered by
Hon. Willoughby Newton, Of Wessmoreland,
before the Literary Societies of the Virginia
Military Institute, says:-"lle chose as his
theme, Virginia ss il was, as it is, aud as
it will be-" The address is spoken of as
superior Intellectual production, but the sen.
timenis contained in it. being avowedly aud
distinctly in favor Of Disuuion, found bu, 3
weak response in the large and intelligent
audience. TIE public, however, will have
an opportunity to read and cr'ticiss it for
them selves, and it will be a matter of great
surprise aud regret if there are more than
corporate guard, in this good old common
wealth of ours, who are ready, at this late
day, to adopt the views and opinions Of the
distinguished orator"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12
Trial Of slave stealers.

NORFOLK, July 9.-The captain eud crew
Of the schooner Francis French are being
tried 10 the Hastings Court at Smitbfeid for
stealing slaves. Thompson, the steward,
plead guilty, aud has been seoteaced to the
penitentisry for ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

The St. Louis Republican, Of Wednesday,
in mentioning the departure Of Governor
Denver from that city, takes the opportunity
t. cootrradlct recent report that be intends
to resign the Office of Governor Of Kansas -
The Republican says that Mr.. Denver will
be absent from the Territory only Tor short
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

We learn by communication in the last
Clarke County Journal, that the County
Court OF Clarke has ordered the issue of the
Bonds of the County for its subscription OF
one hundred thousand dollars to the Asexan-
dria, Loudoup, and Hampshire Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

= The Fairfax News contains graphic and
account ef he..celebration Of In
dependence day, at Fairfax Court House.
1t says Of Rev. Mr.. Manning's address th at
it was replete with noble truths,
wise maxims, and beautiful thoughts, and
was delivered with 90 ease aud grace and
fervor which captivated every listener. The
grafton delivered by MIR. Brooks is also high
ly com plimented, as an able and eloquent
production. MIR. Blincoe's predatory re-
marks to the Declaration of Independence
were most appropropriate and in excellent
tase Everything passed Of in an admirs-
bic manner At no village in the State is
there more patriotism, public spirit, and
good feeling, than at Fairfax Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

EINE FARMS FOR SALE II az ,-' :.
II thorizsd agent for selling, privately
or five very desirable FARMS IN m ''..-,
OF Culpeper and Madison, Virginia. c9H's ...,
from FIVE HUNDRED 20 SEVEN NJ.
DRED ACRES each. Several Of ;lsr :.
be advantageously divided into t@o fAN'
They are all we'll watered and tin oefet a.,
IN healthy and beautiful sections o. ~ GU
Terms, in every case, easY and acco"G,.1...
For full particulars apply TO the ura'.'S
al the Blue Ridge Republican Office ci =.
Culpeper c. H, Va II VI GARLAND. ~.
Cupeper c H. Va ie Z5-eci.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

A guard of honor from each of the Rich
mpnd Volunteer Companies, accompanied
the remains of Mr.. Hamilton Zone of the
New York Volunteers, who was accidentally
drowDed) to New York, in the steamship
from Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

1t SCENE that Judge Eckles, Chief Justice
Of Utah. has bad great difficulty in his at
tempt to organize Courts and administer jus,
tice in that territory. lie is SOLITARY and
alone" q far as the Judiciary are concerned
TIE army is moving into Salt Lake Valley.
Judge Ectles will accompany II; but what
can be do there? He cannot bold Supreme
Court, for neither of bis associates are there;
be cannot hold District Court there, because
it 10 not bis district. Where are judges Pot
tar and Sinclair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

The New York National Guard know
now t, give CHEERS" with will. When
Gov. Wise arose to speak, at the dinuer, on
Monday, they gave him tbirty-two hearty
rounds, counting by the number OF States ~
the Union
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-12

4 man has been arrested for numbering
his wife, in Chicago-and the principal wit
ness, or the one who has given the most in-
,elligibls statement Of the circumstance Is his
own son, child four years old, who narrates
quite clearly the incidents Of the affair!