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We have heretofore announced the time fixed for
the Cattle Show of the Maryland State Society
1t SO happened that the United States Society, had
hxed upon the same week for their Fair. The
Executive Committee of the Maryland Society have
consequently reconsidered the subject, and have
now, we learn from the General Secretary, fixed
the period one week earlier, viz: to commence on
the 18th of October and to be continued four days
as usual. The United States Society holds its Fair
on the 26th of October, at Richmond, Va, and the
Virginia State Society the week following, COM
mencing the I'd of November, at Petersburg Thus
exhibitors and visitors be present at all three of
the exhibitions first at Baltimore, the next week
at Richmond, and the following one at Petersburg.
The steamer Moses Taylor, at New York, brings
California intelligence to the 9Th instant and later
and still more marvellous news from the newly
discovered Frazer river gold mines. She has on
board one million t,co hundred thousand dollars in
gold. The intelligence from Frazer river, concern
ing the yield OF gold, seems almost fabulous-one
writer avering that his first days work yielded
seven hundred dollars The Indians had commenced
molesting the miners, party of ten having been
attacked, six OF whom were killed AS the steamer
which brought the latest news to San Francisco
was coming out OF Victoria, she passed twenty-five
canoes filed with Indian warriors going in. and
two hundred more were reported to be on the way.
The Indians in Oregon and Washington territories
are also becoming troublesome, so much so that
the Commander of the Department of the Pacific
was hurrying on all the troops under his command
for the protection of the inhabitants An interest
ing summary of the news by this arrival will be
found in another column. sifsfs-.---
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families Manufacturers and others.
"In our own family use one of Wheeler Wilson's
machines and cannot imagine anything more perectn
Ed. ~ r Evangelist
12s BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22f, W, MERRILL, AGENT
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Gu-1artnersbtp Aotitts.

THE FIRM OF BROWN g. O'DONO-
IL VAN is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
r. BROWN. JR.
JOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.
Baltimore, July 26th 1858 jy27 2w
COMPREHENSIVE. GIRVIN
~ has this day associated with him j. NJ. GlRNIN,
under the firm of j. & j. ~ GIRVIN, who will transact
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 80 Smiths
Wharf and make liberal Cash advances Consgnments.
Baltimore, July 1st, 1858. jyl2-u
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THE PEASANT REVOLT IN RUSSIA

A letter from Brussels, July 3, says:-aWe have
now received more accurate accounts OF the out
break of the peasantry in Esthonia, the Importance
ofwhch can hardly be overrated, particularly on
account of the neghborhood of that province to St
Petersburgh. Serfdom proper was put an end to
in Esthonia and in the rest of the Baltic provinces
of Russia more than forty years ago under Alexan-
der /. The present measures of emancipation do
not effect the Esthonian peasants at ALL but this
seems only to have excited them the more, and
what they now claim is free possession of the land
which they at present hold on hereditary tenure
from the nobility The rising is general all along
the coast, and has compelled the nobility to seek
refuge in Revel
''The engagement mentioned yesterday took place
between part ofthe garrison of Revel and body of
peasants, about one thousand strong, who are NOV
ing to and fro and encouraging the others to revolt
They as yet have other arms than sticks and
clubs pitchforks and sharpened poles; but they
excited that they were not afraid at all of the
sodery, whose numbers, it is true, were but small
The soldiers overpowered by the larger
numbers of the peasants, and left altogether fifteen
men, four officers among them, killed while Of the
peasantry about forty may have been killed. The
chief seat of the insurrectonary movement seems
to be very near Revel itself, but even at Dorpat,
which is situated at the northern part of Livonia,
and which is likewise peoped by the EsthOnian
race, symptoms of an approaching outbreak have
been observed"
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[. M. SINGER &. Cos,

I. WI. GINGER g. OO7S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FAMILIES
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET.
HS To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer Family Ma
chine at halfprice.
W. E. FREDERICK,
f524N Agent
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Anlusfm(knts.

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.
LII WEDNESDAY EVENING July %
Complete success of the celebrated
MATT PEEL'S
ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL HINSPRELS
They the best and oldest organized troupe extan
THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANSl
THE ABLEST DELINEATORSl
THE SWEETEST VOCALISTSi
THE BEST DANCERS and the
MOST GENIAL HUM0RISTSI
In any Musical Troupe before the American Public
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AN AMERICAN CHESS PLAYER In ENGLAND.
Mr.. Paul Morphy, the New Orleans chess player,
whose arrival in England has already been noted,
is creating considerable interest among the chess
magnates of London by his superior play and the
pluck he exhibits in offering to match for any
amount with the best players of Europe. His chal-
lenge to all Europe, which we have already pub
ishsd, has been accepted by Staunton, the well
known English chess author, and the meeting will
take place some time in September next As yet,
Staunton and Morphy have not met and there is,
far, means of testing the relative skill of the
side. Twenty-o games are to be played, draws
will take the stakes. 1t is also understood that ne
gotiatons are on the tapis for chess contests be-
tween Morphy and Harwitz, while it is not unlikely
that the American champion will break lance
with Professor Anderson the great Prussian player
From private letters received in this city, we
learn that Mr.. Morphy has far proved victorious
over all the players he has met in England. His
most formidable antagonist so far has been Mr..
Barnes, a celebrated amateur, who succeeded in
beating Morphy four games, but was in turn worst
ed eight games by the American. All Morphy s
other competitors have been badly beaten. The
interest of the chess world centres in the Con-
gress which will meet in Birmingham on the oath,
25th, Goth and 9th of August next 1t will be at
tended by all the great chess players of Europe,
well as by Mr.. Morphy. number of American
amateurs will sail shortly from New York. to par
tcipate in the Birmingham gathering. Mr.. L.
Frere, Secretary of the Brooklyn Chess Club,
among others, sails in the North STAR which leaves
New York on the 3lst inst.-N. Y. Post,
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THE SCENE OF THE LATE MASSACRE OF
CHRISTIANS.


Jiddah or Djddah, the scene of the late massacre
of Christians by the native Mohammedans is a town
of considerable Importance in Arabia Hadjaz stand
ing on the shore of the Red Sea, about slxty-hye
miles west of Mecca, of which city it is the port
The town of Jddah is built of stone and madrepore,
and is remarkable for being much cleaner than
most eastern ports. Its population is said to be
about % 000 but this is probably too high figure.
1t contains several public buildings, including
small fertilization, the Governors house, a custom
house and several mosques and khans. The most
curious structure in the town, however, is one re-
puted to be the tomb where the dust of our common
mother Eve reposes Jiddah has an extensive tran
sit trade with all the surrounding countries; being
one of the principal trading entrepots of Arabia.
| The value of the imports from India and China
alone in 1885, was 81 0O6 l4O and in l843 the entire
| imports amounted to 81, 395,S00. Nearly all the
merchandise is exported again, principally by way
of Suez along the whole Levant. From Egypt and
| Abyssnia come provisions, tobacco, musk, clvet
and incense; from India the imports are musns and
various other fabrics, nuts, teak, spices and
shawls. Spices and slaves, in considerable quanti-
ties, are imported from the Malay archipelago and
the coast of Mozambique The exports from Jiddah
to Abyssina consist Of coral, Egyptian cotton fab
RIGS, sword blades matchlocks, cutlery hardware,
mirrors and leather Coffee, dates and Mecca balm
form considerable portion of the exports of native
| products. Jiddah is a resting place annually for
thousands of pilgrims from all quarters ON their
| way to Mecca.
| There is a remarkable fact connected with NUM-
cipal government of this town: the sherifs of the
city of Mecca have ruled there in regular success
sion ever since the time of the prophet Mohammed
until the present century. 1t is now, however, I'M
der the dominion of the Pasha of Egypt. The
vicinity of the town is barren desert. Provisions
have to be brought from long distance, asst stands
in the midst of a sterile, unproductive plain; and
water is so scarce that the rain is scrupulously pre-
| served in cisterns We presume that the number
of Europeans, Christians of any nation resident
there was small 1t is satisfactory, at least, to
know, after the recent intelligence of fearful
ries of any denomination at Jiddah.-New York
Herald.
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Goal.

COAL co,,r
COALni
White and Red Ash Cooking Coal
DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
AT So per ton of ,24O pounds.
WOOD OF ALL KINDS AT Low RATES
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Coal and Wood Dealer,
Office, n. W. Park and Fayette SITS,
and Pratt and Fremont streets,
jy2ld2w Wharf foot of Euaw street
TOAL! COAL! COAL!!l
" The undersigned appointed Agents Of the BOSTON
COAL COMPANY, situate in the Wyoming Valley,
Wksbarre, Pa prepared to for sell any
quantity of ANTHRACITE COAL from said mine
The quality of the Coal is not eXceed by any hard Coal
that comes 30 this market, being PURE WHITE ASH
and burning freely and thoroughly.
The undersigned have on hand FIV E HUNDRED
TONS which they will sell at Vy reasonable prices and
which they would be pleased to have purchasers examine
and test. They authorized to guarantee the quality
of the Coal to give satisfaction also be free of bone
and slate HALL & LONEY.
m Buchanau's wharf
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fe24-tf

WILLIAM McGREW,
w LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE FRAME,
CONSOLE, CORNICE, BRA CKET TRIPOD AND
PIER TABLE MANUFACTURER.
No "a NORTH LIBERTY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Importer of French and German PLATE GLASS and
French and English ENGRAVINGS.
The attention of the Public is called to the style of work
exhibited at this establishment only equaled in New York
and unsurpassed in this city.
ALL ORDERS FROM COUNTRY RECEIVE PROMPT
ATTENTION iy2S-dtf
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A q 4 L.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL Of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other mines in the Georges
Greek Valley constantly for sale by the load
STICKNEY & Co,
ap2id Exchange Place
% o,
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WM. C. ROBINSON,
w No. 81 BoWLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
WHICH HE WILL SELL At LOWEST MARKET
PRICES
WINTER AND FALL SPERM OIL,
% 8. S0I N or iN DLEAChEp
6 PATENT OIL, BLEACHED
" LARD OIL,
MACHINERY, LUBRICATING 4 CYLINDER SPERM
OIL.
NORTH WEST COAST WHALE OIL
STRAITS, BANK AND SH0RE-TANNERS, OIL
SPERM AND ADAHANTINE CANDLES
ly22dtf ASSORTED SIZES.
rHARLES GILMOR & co.
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS GOALS
OFFICE No. % La W BUILDINGS
We have now Oh hand large supply of Anthracite Coal
Tor Furnace and Cooking purposes, from all the best
mines, including
COAL MOUNTAIN SHORT MOUNTAIN
LLUIuSI Gar, BLACK DIAMOND,
1hENS VALLEY, BROAD MOUNTAIN,
hard and free burning White and Red Ash Goals
The best quality of coal for Furnaces at and cook
ing coal at So per ton of 2,240 lbs. guaranteed.
cumberland Coal for sale by the cargo load sim
gle ton atowest rates. Orders through the Post Office
promptly attended to. jy23-tf
SEWING MACHINES AT 800
~ We would call the attention those in of su
peror SEWING MACHINE, a article just received
and which recommend with confidence. It is no
liable to get out of order and will do coarse and fin
work. Agents for Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
E. NJ PUNDERSoN & CO.,
my6-tf 200 Baltimore street, near Charles
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FOR BEDFORD.
SEA BATHING

AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NYS STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord
street. DAILY Sunday eXceped) O'Clock p NJ, for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So giving the passenger the priv
lege 10 remain the whole season.
NJ n FALLS, Agent,
jel1-t10 Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
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TOAL! COALl COAL!!!
" BALTIM ORE CO.'S PINE GROVE
! BROAD MOUNTAIN, SHORT MOUNTAIN LYKEN
| VALLEY, TREVERTON, and the celebrated PINK As
! C0AIl-from HEILiS TUNNEL
2240 lbs. to the TON,
which prepared deliver at the lowest prices for
| cash. BITUMINOUS COAL for Steam and Smith purpos
| es, always on hand.
! Office and yard, CORNER CATHEDRAL and PRESTON
streets and 3h SOUTH street. where orders respect
! fully solicited.
mr1I-ly s. NJ. KRAUSER.
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2ank 9Otites.

MERCHANTS'B BANK, BALTIMORE, June
4Vl 90, 1S5s.-The President and Directors have
clared dividend of FOUR AND \ HALF PER CENT
payable ON and after Wednesday, the 18th proximo
This Bank pays the City and State taxes.
je30-tf d. SPRIGG, Cashier
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A CARD.-The subscribers take pleasure
IA in informing their friends and customers that tho
late fire of Hanover and Lombard Streets
their warehouses; will interruption to their bust
ness. Their stocks of WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKEYS
CLARETS and HAVANA SEGARS are now in prime
Order and they ready to execute all orders lowest
rates and shortest notice.
J. B. CHARRoN & CO., Agents
1872 and 1874 Lombard street, near Hanover street
ivy
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II ENSEY JOHNS s CO.,
IN MANUFACTURERS OF THE
SILVER SPRING, FAMILY, EXTRA & SUPER FLOUR
Also, keep constantly on hand
The PatapcO Brand and the best grades Of Hocdrd Street
and City NILS, Ertrd and Super and Rue Flour.
Nos % and "a COMMERCE STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
Successors to DUER & JeHNs jy2-3m
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For further information address or call on
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Summary of News,


0Er By the arrival of the Anglo Saxon al
Quebec, we have four days later news from
Europe. The news possesses some points of
interest. The London Times is advocating
the annexation of Mexico 10 the United States.
The fete at Cherbourg had concluded. The
Ceestas are evidently becoming alarmed
The allies were advancing on Tlensi, followed
by the Americans and Russians Tine high
Mandarin has been despatched to negotate.-
The great achievement of the age, the laying
Of The Atlantic cable, caused no excitement H.
Europe.
OEF The joint committee Of the New York
Common Council, on the celebration of laying
the cable across the Atlantic, held a meeting
on Saturday, and agreed to have invitations ex-
fenced to the President of the United States,
all the foreign ministers at Washington, the
60, ernors of States and the Cabinet officers, to
he present at the approaching celebration and
partake in the festivities of New York.
0rsT The steamshis Hermann left New York,
direct for Frazer river, on Saturday night
San Francisco, and takes out upwards of GOO
passengers. The Hermann will be the pioneer
steamer of the new Nicaragua route, in the
Pacific, to be followed shortly by the Wash
lngton. After going to Frazer river, and land
ing her passengers. she will return to San Juan
del Sur, which will occupy about ninety days,
when the route on the Atlantic side will be
opel ed, and regular line of steamships will
DIV between New York and San Juan del
Norte, connecting with the Pacific side by
small steamers on Lake Nicaragua.
GA respectable meeting of citizens was
held Monday evening in Philadelphia, at the
hall of the Board Of Trade. to adopt measures
for the proper celebration here of the lst of
September, the day fixed for the telegraph jubi-
lee.
GT Official returns of the Mssours election,
from all the counties except six, make the rela-
tive strength of parties in the Legislature stand
thus: House 81, democrats, Al opposition; !;
Senate, "a democrats, 8 opposition. The cOun-
ties 10 hear from will probably elect opposi
tion members and one democrat
OF The yellow fever has been declared cpl
demic in Charleston, S. c., where the deaths
by it last week were %.
0Ar ln New Orleans on the Goth The deaths
by yellow fever were 81, being considerable
increase over the previous days.
Or5- The Mobile Advertiser states that al
Greenville, Miss, family OF seven fell vic
Tins to the "miIk sickness" Milk was a
daily article of food in the family, and they
ignorantly continued the use Of it after their
COWS had been attacked by the prevailing dis
! ease, and died.
az The Baltimore Sun speaks of q failure
of the fruit crops in Maryland. There viii
be scarcely any pears, apples or peaches this
wear, in either Carroll, Hartford or Baltimore
counties, Md, or York county, Pa.
6F The people of Toronto have sent al
agent to England to invite Queen Victoria ,C
visit Canada, oa the occasion of the opening o
a crystal palace exhibition there.
OF Cyrus w. Field being the best wire
puller in the country, is talked for the Presi
dency in 1860.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

Cheap Grocerics, Cheap Dry Goods, and Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire 10 ecOnOmise their meanS
should call an buy much Goods for dollars cash
or in produce as they get eSe where for Twelve or
fifteen dollars.
We sell the best Groceries A the sery lowest price;
We sell the best Dry Gs ods the very lowest price
We sell all kinds aud szes Of Boots, ShOes and Gai-
ters cheaper than sold any other stOrenot ex.
ceping the great flangen, who sworldrenOsAned for
his CheapnCss,
We sell the very hest qualities of Snuff and Eegars;
We sell only for Cash.
We Buy alI kinds OF Country Produce, of the high.
est prices for Goods, or per cent oil lOI cash.
Very thankful for the liberal encourage ement here
IofOre extended To u.s. hope. by attention To
business ard determination 10 please all, TO merit
and receive u continuance of the same.
J. r. WILLIAMSON,
Augi9'Ss West Coamerce street, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
NOTICE to the Creditors ofJas. Taylor & Son.
Public Sale.

TIE undersigned will sell at Public Vendue, OH
SATURDAY, the 2Sjh day of August inst. at the shop
carried on by George w Taylor, in the Town of
Smyrna. Kent county and State of Della ware the fol.
lowing Chnels, formerly belonging 10 the firm Of
Taylor a. Son, and in which the interest of James
TAYLOR sold by the Sheriff of Kent county, on the
Both Of November last, and bought by the Two last
named Of the undersigned TO wit:
Turning Lathe for Iron, and lot ofNlachinIsl's Tools
Wood Lathe. Chisels, GOugcs, eIc; Boring Lathe
Bits etc; and Boring Machines; Line Shaft Pulleys
Bands etc; Gig and Circular Saw, Bench and 2
Vices; Foundry Fixtures, such cupa patterns
TASKS and tools and large lot of PlOw and Machine
Castings Blacksmith shop Fixtures. such as Bellows
Anvi!S, hammers, stocks and dies; lot of iron and
Coal large lot Of Window Crates; lot of Oak, Popar
and Gum Plank and Scantng, hubs and spOkes large
lot of PlOws suitable for ialOw blowing; | new
Wheat Thresher and Horsepower, a LOT Oi Wheel
wright Tools. Low Wagon for drawing wheat thresh.
err lot OF Pow-hames, sing getrees. forks pillow beams
sprung handles. round. etc; lot of COrnslelers for
both hand and horsepower; lot of IIariOw-F raInes
and CullivnOrE. GrubbinE hOes etc 2 new HUrse-
Rakes new WheelbarrOw, new Wood Wagon coIa-
plee; sells of Wagon. wheels, 9 sets Of Low Wheels
for drawing lhre>her, etc, etc.
Sale To commence at O'Clock. IN. Terms al sale
GEO. w. TAYLOR,
ISAAC SHORT,
JNO NJ. DENNING
SMYRNA August 49, '5S-ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Things Abroad,

Two events seemed to occupy, chiefly, the
attentlon'of the English public at the date o
the last advices. One oflhese was the success
that had attended the efforts to lay the Atlantic
cable; the other was the ftteS at Cherbourg
where the Queen, iu company with Prince Al
bert, and the Prince of Wales, had been break
lasting, dining and suppng with the Emperor
OF the French, and assisting in the Inaugural
ton Of the magnificent works destined for the
defence of the breakwater port and little town
on the coast of France. Great had been the
influx of visitors TO this place. Frenchmen and
Engllshmen had, for days previous to the meet
ing of the sovereigns, poured into it, Lodg-
Ings were not to be had at any price bordering
on the reasonable, and at length at no price
that was offered, for the best of reasons-all
the lodgings were occupied or engaged. And
as many booths and tents as could be erected
were filled beside. Cherbourg must have re-
sembled town occupied by an army, from the
number of booths and tents pitched about and
around it. Many of these belonged to show.
men and mountebanks of all kinds, who always
icck to such scenes for the purpose of AMUSING
the motley crowd.
We have the speech of the Emperor and the
reply of Prince Albert OF course, they de-
clare that confidence and love reign in the
hearts of the British and French people, each
chershing the other; and all that has lately
occurred to interrupt the harmony of the two
countries has passed, and is remembered only
to be condemned.
But the Atlantic Telegraph is work of
very different description from the Notifications
OF Cherbourg. The telegraph at e1st is in the
interests of peace. 1t looks to peaceful inter.
course, and introduces, we hope, long period
OF peace between the United States and Europe.
The English do not seem to have evinced quite
as much excitement when they heard of the
safe arrival of the cable at Valentia Bay as the
Americans displayed when the news flashed
over the wires that the Niagara had arrived at
Trinity, though their journals comment at
length on the circumstance. But this is due to
j difference in temperament. John Bull is not
quite so excituble as his younger brother Jona-
than. John is not at all doubtful as to the ad.
he will derive from the transatlantic
cord. Not he. lie knowsh he will get the lions
ShaIe, as elder brothers in his country do,while
Jonathan, though he dances for Joy at the event,
and claims large portion of the glory, has
of doubt lurking in his eye, and
hiding in the wrinkles of his face. He is not
quite sure, after all, of the effect of the elec
lrIcily on his pocket.-NOrth American.
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for September, has
been received, with all its usual varieties OF
ia shon plates, and miscellaneous articles
Price So year.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

CHARGED WITH CRIME.--We learn from the
Advocate that two young men named Robinson,
brethers, were committed to CentrevlIe iai on
Thursday by Justice Sparks, upon the charge
Of having stolen the articles lost by Rev. Mr..
Plerson and others at the Sudlersvlle camp
They were arrested at the home of their father,
near Malaieu's mill, and several articles OF
clothing and carpet-bag, found in their pos.
session, were identified by Rev. Mr.. Pierson as
his property. They resisted the officers who
arrested them and were Conveyed TO Jail tied
with ropes and fastened securely to the carriage
which brought them. The father and mother
of these young men were also arrested and held
to bail to answer at court the charge ofrecev.
ing the stslen property.