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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
ID DIR HOOFLAND'S
DALSAMIC CORDIAL, FOR THE

Speedy Of Coughs Colds Influence Group Hoarseness
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases Of the Bowels
Cold lncpent Consumption and for the relief and d at all
possbe cure OF Patients in advanced stages of tine latter
disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Bitters conf
IDENTIFY relied designed class Of diseases
general and fatal than other TO which the people
this country ubect-thOse sprngng from "gM cOLd
That eminent authority, Dr. Bell says " will not say tina
Colds to Inhabitants what the Plague and YsRoo
ore to those of countes but confidently
that they usher In disease of greater completely and mora
ty than these latter"
from common cold" may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records Of The Boar Of Health
of Philadelphia conssedy of the most healthy localities
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1O,2el
Died Of Consumption, 1912
all other diseases ESQ in number), s,349
--IO26l
1858. Total deaths, 9,149
Died of CONSUMPTION 1896
" " all other diseases, 1854
1854 Total deaths, 1i'siG
Died Of Consumption, 2I's
" 3" all other diseases, e,036
-Il,sl4
From these figures II will be seen that nearly one fourth OF
the total deaths in the country by cnnsumption to
say nothing of the other diseases spinging
"slght cnd."
Do not rae with your health; but II suffering from cough
cold the lungs buy bottle of OfHOOFLANDS BAISAM-
&c CORDIAL, and you may safely count a cure. Thou
sands have done and have certified to Its wonderful effects
ughs sometimes proceed from dsOrdered dyspeptc
state of the stomach in which the German Bters should
be used In of weakness general debility Of the sys-
tenn resulting from pOtraeted cough, the German Bers
will be found Of great benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson as Arch street Phil
adelpha Price 75 cents bottle For sale by GEORGE
LEN, jefferson; l. LYON, COnneaut; G GIBBS Windsor;
SPRING Il WEBSTER Geneva. ly4T2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
Perfect Watches,

Perfect Watches,
ID made by
d. j. Warner, aud Fredr. Marshall, of
London Unsurpassed for Time and Durability having re
eeved the spprohon Of the Royal Polyechnc Institute Of
london Prices at Retail from 500 goo. The trade sup
piled on liberal terms
Diamonds and Fine JeweTy constantly hand at whole-
sae. W. EVERTSON SMITH,
Y50sa No, 10 Maiden Lace, y. r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
NOTICE.

n
j d ClariSSa JARVIS ana Sylvester Jarvis,
her husband Eme ine MunsOn and Homer Munson her us-
bane OF Erie county, and State of Pennsylvania Maria
Webb of Brooklyn, in the State of New York. Emeline d.
Webb of Erie county, and State Of Peunsyyania Ayira
Woodworth Lyman BOyntOn, Mary E. Webb of Ashabula
county and State Of Ohio and Nancy Boyuton widow and
heiis at Law of David BOyntOn, deceased.
YOU hereby notified, that Levi Eranard Adminstra-
tor OF thu estate of David Boynen deceased the 18th
of October D. lS59 filed his petition the Probate Court
within and for the County of Ashtabua and State of Ohio
alleging that tile personal este Of said deceden insufficient
TO his debts and the charges of administering his estate
that he died. seized in fee simple of the following real estate
situate In the township Of Saybrook in the of Asbt
1ty-iour54n township No l. in the 4th range town
ships In the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded and
described OOws:-NOrh by the North line Of said lot
number hy-four-54-East by land owned BY Stephen A.
PerrgO South by line running parallel with the South line
of said lot number hyour54and hundred and siNy-rods
South from the North line Of said mentioned lot on the
West side Of the granted premises hy land owned
according 20 The survey of B Hunter Esq., thirtywo and
tweuv five one Andrehs of Of land and H. subject
u all highways theteana said Nancy h0vntnn As widow
Of said decodent Is entitled to dover in said premises and
thRt lyman BoyntOn, Alva WooawOith Claissa Jarvis
Emelinc Munson in their rght Maria Webb Mary r.
Nehh hmelile ID Netb heirs of RONann Webb deceased
bis heirs Of law hold the estate Of Inheritance there
e. 70 said Nancy Boynt0n and for the said premises
subject Ia such dover estate for the payment OF the debts
add charges aforesaid
Said petition will he for hearing on the 18th d,y Of necem
be ID, 1852 thereafter counsel can la Heard
LEVI BRAISARD, administrator
October II. 1859 Gw5I3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
ASHTABULA
UNION HOOL.
Rev. c. L. Bruce, 4. NJ. Superintendent

&. E. BRUcE, AN, Principal of llglh School
Miss ;. l.. PAINE. Grammar Schoo
Miss A. ID. WINCHESTER As.t in High Grammar Schools
Miss NJ. f. BEONN. intermediate
Miss MAKY ROBERTSON, Primary
Miss ANNA FORD, Assistant in Primary
The School all persons OF suitable age residing
within the Village limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year. TeLs forpupis from abroad
will he.
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
And pro FOR each term.
Tuition payable in advance.
All applications admission be made 70 the Supern-
tendant.
The Fan Term September l5 1859, and the Winter Term,
January 3, 1860.
1t highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
ing No pupils out OF the village will be received for
less period than term and deductions for absence
eept in of sickness Oval.s
II FAssETT. PTeSL
A. +. HUBBARD, Clerk,
STEPHEN HALL, Treas. Rood ~ Fd,.,,;o,
J. A. PRENTICE, A'''N u AtUNA'''''
II. l.. MORRISON,
L. HALL 432
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
SANFORDS LIVER INvIGORA.
~ TOR NEVER DFBnIATEs

1T IS COMPOUNDED entirely nom toms and has becor,.
an esaoshed aci asanar Medicine, known and approv-
ed by all that have used IT, and IA now resortad 10 with
confidence In all the diseases for which Il reconpended
II has cured Thousands within the last two years who
had given up all hopes OF lief a. the unsolIe-
tied certificates In my pos + session show
The dnse must be adapted the temperament OF the
indiedua taking H. and used In such quantities as 10 act
gently the Bowels 9
Let the dictates Of your judgment guide you In the
use Of the Liver Bvgoator r and II will Liver Com
paints, Bilious attacks Dys pepsia, Chronic Diarroea
summer Complaints Dysen z terry Dropsy, Sour Stomach,
abitual Cosveness, Ciolic, Cholera, Cholera Morbua
Cholera nfntun. Flatuence Jaundce Female Weakness
es and NAV he used success fully Ordinary Family
Medicine II will Sick Headache, las Thousands can
TESTIFY In twenty Minutes i two or three Teaspoonfus
taken at commencement Of : attack.
All who use It giving their testimony In Its iavor
Mix In the mouth with the lnvgoator and swallow
both together
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
EOR SALE.-The Homestead of -
L he salscriher auiblv sitnated on PAL streef i

he sup.erlDe elgiby situated on Park street, In I'LL
one Of the best neighbol hoods 10 the village and on tbe
peesi portion Of that beautiful street. good condition
Sne plenuly supplied with all the attractions Of shade and
n 1se shroery aud hower excellent garden good va
~ enc tnFeiher most desirable place. offered for sale
AZ pne sialn fer quiet and sucentiy retired resi-
~ ~ = .- tAiiy fage good society, the best Of schools
enofehes and within convenient distance OF the
tneAt east ahl MeH orouEhre the Lake Shore Road where
sItA sasronnaed By eouot hardly parAeed for IL bean
aud varied qIodnciivenez and hea this 4 the spot
Terms Of payment made easy and aiisiactory All nf.
uon concerning the property, may be had of the subscriber
nnns % ihe pezs or b. addressing the editor q this
Ashlsbaia July u, 1850. ios
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
NOTICE William Pratt, of the Terri

M y 7 IFTTT-
lN tory Of Kansas win notice. that Sarah PhrIps aid
the 10th day of November A d. 1885, filed her petition in
the Court Of CommOn Pleas within aud for the County Of
AshAbula IN the Stas Of Ohio against the said William
Pratt and Harriet Pratt defendants setting forth that
the sid William Fratt and Harriet Z. Pratt gave mortgage
a lot No three-3-in block No. threen--l3Of Martin
keoggs survey Of the township OF Manchester called
AshbuA afbor In sd County Of AshAbula 10 the
payment Of $50 according TO certain proissory
ered 10 n said MORTGAGE and praying that said defendants
may pay the now due, and unpaid with interest
amounting TO the OF S39S 5slO0. with interest at the
rate Of per cent per op the 2d day Of August
A. D. leo or that said premises may BE- sold pay the same
aud the said William Pratt is required 10 appear and ansaer
said petition or before the l4h day Of January, 1850
o. H. FITCH,
olouo Attorney for Plaintiff
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods
S c. OSBORN, late of Kingsville, hav-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business Of
Prentice & Smith,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
}, 1859. Popular Trade 1869.

low GODu1dI 1Idu0 1907
pIBBONS & MILLINERY GOODS.
IL RIBBONS! RIBBONS RIBBONS!
To Merchants Milliners, Johhers, Dealers in
Ribbons, Millinery Goods and
Cash Buyers in all Sections of the Country.
The Cash Ribbon House,
ll6 Chambers street, New York,
JNo. FARRELL
ESTABLISHED IN 1858
We have originated prncple-a era In the Rib
bon Trade whereby make this business PLAiS simple and
staple as that Of Brown Sheetings.
We buy for Cash We sell for Cash
We satisfied with per cent profit Ask second Price.
Have all Goods marked in Plain Figures that man.
and child buy alike and Feceve the same value lo te
money Our prices for best raeta Ribbons all colors
Ib rs :" " 57h 90
= 2Oh S7H
8 25T II SlO7k
No IS sl,47k per piece.
We offer fancy Ribbons all Styles all coors qualities al
prces deng competition and for cash only our establish
nent the centre of attraction for Ribbons Quick sales
light Profits, and Good Value for Cash
Rouehes New styles and Patterns at saving of 80 per cent
om credit prices Examine samples and be convinced
Blond laces Cuttings, &e &cOur line Of these Goods
always We import and Job them at for per
advance Marked prices all Goods In Plain Figures
ing OF 40 per cent these Goods from credit prices.
Our intention Is tO make the bbOn Trade staple IN
gard 10 prices domestic goods To do this must sell one
million dollars worth Of Goods per annuml 80.
We are Union No North No south. We solicit
States and the servants OF all who with their
trade and patronage. JNO FARRELL, Cash Ribbon House.
ll6 Chambers st.. n. Y, near the Hudson RIVER
X. u WALLER. 473ly Railroad Depot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters,

WW eFeoEHdy Ltrer Complaint, Dysppsid Jaundice,
CbTORtc or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The KID
neys and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered Liver or Stomach
Such as Constipation Inward Piles Funess Blood TO the
Head Acidt of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
Food Fulness Weight in the stomach Erucations,
Sinking Futerng the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of
the Head Hurried and dic"lt Breathing erng the
Heart Choking Sufocang Sensations when in a lying
posture Dnness Of Von Dots Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Perspaion'
Yeowness ofthe Skin aud Eyes Pain in the Sde Back Chest
Limbs &c Sudden Flushes of Heat burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmagnngs OF Evil and great Depression Spirits
The propetors in calling the attention of the public this
preparation do with feeling of the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it is
commended.
Itis nd untred article, but that has stood the
test Of ten ars trial before the American people, and its
reputation sale unrvaled by any similar preparation
extant The tc mony in its favor given by Prominent and
we'll known Physicians and individuals in all parts of the
country Is immense and careful perusal Of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis OF
Of his Agents. but satisfy the skepca that
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity it has OBJ
tanned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

I I1IWIII NIWNTTIIN'
Their great utility Is beyond question. An obstacle Ia
the their general adoption, want OF acquaintance
with Inequality and merits of the various patents now in mark
et The confident representations oiueested agents aud the
sorry experience those who have purchased the single
thread raveng machines The strength Of those represent
atons have somewhat shaken the public confidence 10
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made or
without full opportunities for deliberate test OF the respect
i've merits of the different patents One uneing guide may
be relied upon 10 selecting The lock stitch Is the only desr
aule stitch TAKEN Double Thread L0ck Stitch Machine,
is one that Won cannot we'll he deceived in. Tie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03
From Rev. Mr.. McMulen, Pastor of Roberts Chapel.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct T. 1857.
Dr. ROBACK-Dear SirI have used your Blood Purifier
affection, from which have suffered much al times
While is pleasant to the taste it certainly has happy effect
upon the Please accept my thanks for your kind
CARDS, and believe Yours, J. W. 7. NCAlULLEN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

Home Insurance Company,
Office Nos ll2 ia Broadway, n. Y.
Cash Capital all paid in .......... Sl,OOOOOo
CHARLES J. MARTIN Pres't. A. +. WngARTM, Vice Tr.
l. MILToN SMITH, Secy.
City Fire Insurance Company,
HAVEN coNS.
Capital actually raid in. ....--....'...' 'SiSoO0O SiO
WELLS souTllwoBru Prest JAS. BABcocE, Vice Prest
LEVI b. BRADLEY secy
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, Conn, JANUARY l, 1859
Capital actually paid in cash. 100000 90
Surplus hand over liabilities 10000 %
RALPH GILIETT Prest. JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE, Secy
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
surplus liabilities of nearly. 100000 90
JAS WHITNEY Prest DAVID C. ROGERS, Sec'y
The official statements Of the above Companies duly filed
in office of the Clerk Of the Court o Common Pleas, and
also in the Office of the undersigned
Prompt attention IN applications from part of the county
The undersigned is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford Conn.
the reputation and actual condition which is surpassed
by any company in the Union. -
HENRY FASSETT Agent.
AQD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-03

For sale at A. HENDRY'S Drug Store, Ashtabula, Ohio
GEO WILLARD, Ashabula W. r. Allen, JeiersOn SteyeI
Fitch Geneya b. G. Webster, AmbOy J.. j. Webster Con
neaut; A. McCausland Morgan A. J. Miller, Austnburg
by all dealers in Medicines everywhere. 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
RUSSIA.

TIE ukase for the proposed Russian loan oi
90 (0i 100 bod reached London, aud the snD-crp ION
AI.,.vere expected to be opened IN few day. TIE
,c,. had OF been fixed, but IS, or o. was expected
y bs a,kcd. TIE LoHdoa Times remarks that Tie
.,ude,ce Of the English public WI soon b. tested.
Eyen il Europe were in perfectly settled condition,
inns contemplated would seem Ia offer no par'c-
~ ~, ten,,a,ion: but with the strong convection on
- mind that bel, Re- the lapse Of another yeHr =
NAV be- witnessed that will, more or less, involve
:. ibe cadng Power, IT u difficult to admit the ide''
~ such loan being Fl, ated. 49,.
"a sdy.res from 81 Petersburg anticipate an carly
"dsne Bosjo. the celebrated singer, died at st.
pe,er.hnrc on the l2th Of April;
late telegram rep ris thet Inc ICE hal p,yS TX up
o.ygS 'on would probably be opeh in about days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
AN OVATION TO HENRY c CAREY-MoRE OCEAN
sTrsMrRS--THE ORTHODOX rEiENDs-ToO
MUCH MONEY, AND TOO MANY FOREIGN GOODS
BISHOP DOANE.
second tern
Sror, Our Own Corr.spondfu M.

Sror Our Own Corr.spondfui.
Pun aDELPnA, April q, 1883.
One of the most appropriate movements ever
made in this State Ia do honor 10 mere civilian
who had no fat Offices to dispense. has been all this
week in progress toward our distinguished fellow
citizen. Henry C. Carey. II IS well known that for
many years past he has been largely Interested IN
the development of the great Pennsyivanis coal-
fields in doing which he has r0uragcously invested
large sums Of money on works whose magnitude
and uncertainty staggered the faith OF even veteran
coal men In sinking single shaft TO test theory
in relation to the dip ard structure of the cos-bed-,
be speut S50C00 Thousands OF anxious mind.
looked on while tB' huge undertaking was IN
progress some doubtful of its success, but su de-
sirous that IL mighr prove fortunate. For years
he persevered without taitrrne either m courage
or in dollars. aud the completion % The enterprise
established the truth of u,.si Important theory.
The sbsa struck the great Mammoth Cosi VEN
e,actl, IS Maginnis had predicted, and the cTovn-
ing proof thus afforded of where II lay, sud hoT
with c, rtanty il nigh. BE- reached by Other owners,
cave neW and positive valae u ne. ho0Eng proper
ties which heretslore had been oi doubtful! char.
ac.er The capacity 81 the single sAslt thus sunk
by Nj. carey Is equal 10 lie pEO0hc''oi ia iV''VV
tuns of coal per anEum.
10 the Obligations thus conferred on the Coal
trade Mir. Carey bas edded that OF 4 most extern
siyc. Iapoyous aud Intelligent advocacy Of Protec-
tion 10 the Iron Interests OF the country. his et-
FORT has been 20 bring the consumer alongside -
Che producer. His numerous publications on these
subjects have made ais DaiHe familiar Is household
yoids Ill over the coal and iron d-tricrs oi Penn
.ylyanta. spd they have done much TO enhshten
even Democratic Free-frsders touching the rnia
they b,.ve precptated On the country. Learning
thai Nr. Carey wss shortly 10 visit Europe, al in
yitaton was rendered him BY numerous prominent
gentlemen in the coal region, TO Sis, them Snd 81
low them sn opportunity Of tesnrying their aPP7e-
citation OF his lsbors and biz character. LAST week
accordingly, accompanied by Two 81 his friends, a'
Carey accepted the Invitation. His reception has
everywhere been thst OF public beneisctoF. ~
e,cj town AID city, tie pOpaatioS, w'theat d!s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
LIFE IN THE SOUTif

ApuiftRi. FRATRICIDE And SuIcIDE.-lhe triis-
Igrr True Sonfk,0A oi the 9Th lnst. has the follow
ms account of dreadful tragedy in Mississippi;
"a gentleman from Washington County has III
formed Us o one Of the most shocking affairs, including
fa,rciir and suicide tina, has come ia or kn"w'-
edge II appears that hrothers named issm and
RSbert Bufrd have been residing near BoSue lhsli sh,
in Washington County, for some time past. The eAi,
W. Rulurd had Nc'y pretty wiic, with whom the
youns,r brother, Robert. became madly infatuated.
A criminal intercourse between tie two ho hccn car
NED on for some tiui'. but growing wary ot the
restraint imposed by 'hr presence Of the injured hd--
band lie Younger brother determined 20 sii 20 l7
other crime the daDniug of fr,tri de. %
M,du, ,,av evening 81 asi week the sgcd husband
and broi her WAS murcrrd and tn sunday follow
ug the murderer committed suicide by taking s,rych'
nine The misguided wife of the murdered mau with
two children left the sole memorials OF tins chapter
Of horrors.
EIoFTNTNr RAo8utNAEr.--QuitC an cNc.teuoit
mas h,,u crrat,d auon. the deui9cus oi the Bayou
P0uf section ofcourfr, bv the sndten rlppem.n' Of
the son 81 & wealthy and highly reSpec able planter,
with hi, mother maid servant, slave, nrer White
A. 10 have been taken times, for daughter of the
house They are supposed "a have gone tn Texas,
9Th ;h, intention learned from Intercepted nD,e
II tAc Young man, II con summing ma. rlinouy.
fG-.Itra. H. o.. I e. "a q. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

There is demand for Madder-, With small, neat de-
signs, but the large patterns are neglected. ChromeS
ard Steams are more inquired for.
GiAgh1ns.
The eadng -,yle. have been moved OK NJ renuner-
a,iye p-iccs ana no stock exists.
c0NOR Je0Hf.
Not mncb movement il Noticed in these goods, but
there be- been quite steady demand from the home
trade
Tired, mt Inns.
K.utlcsy Jeans in greater stock, and some Of
te lover qualitie7 are accommodating. Pantaloonings
of al kind. arr D., in grea; demand, but Sses
made regularly in mall wsy.
DeRis,s 0,.i StrfDcs.
There is no accumulation, but the demand hs<
ialle1 Of during The pat week SOM export orders
a.. n the market, but L,e goods ar held above tho
vi-rs 0f buyers
Co,,os Fl0HfIis.
TIE dsiaard .Or Cotton flhane.s Tor tue generli
distributing trade 3, slack, ead be- changes
Uoi'"~ The stock Is not large and will be required
IN Jur- sad July.
Wo cleas.
W. have nothing 20 sid to ON previous reyiews.
The confidence beretcE, re expressed IL good trade
for the coming season quite general Ths mportA-
tions continue hrge, md to s9ne extent b'ins
Hag.lVased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
CASE or moor 5. HARDEN.

r. ii, EE,'or Of The " Y Trina
SIR: A. much public interest is felt in the case
If Jacob :. Harden, l send you n brief history Il
the proceedings of bs subsequent to his arrest
He wa brought 10 this place Friday evening lat,
and confined in the County Jail H. immediately
sent for J. G. ShiPman, esq OF Bel idere, and rec
tanned hm n his counsel. The several Courts Of
the County OF Warren IN s",,ion, and on sltur-
day morning be brought into Court 10 be charged
upon the indictment found against him by the Grand
Jnry for The murder of Hannah Lou-s Harlem,
hi. wife. Upon the reading Of the ind.c,-
pent M Shipman asked cor t.me 30 examine
II before tue defendant should be called to plead to ..
Tie Court gave him until Monday On Monday AFT
cuoon the defendant Wa again placed a, the bar 81
the Court and MS counsel moved Ia qnash the 'ndct-
ment upun two grounds. FIRST, because tn indci-
m,ut di MOI charge tue Ofense to have been commit
ted upon any particular day. but on div n day and
tine: aud secondly, bccau,- the several counts - ih'
iudlcmeut 81 framed ~ to make them ircong-u-
Gus inconsistent with and contradictory 81 each other
The counsel discussed these proposition, a. some
lspgth aui cited several authorities 10 MAINTAIN thrn
Joseph Ni-t 60, lh' t'r'serul ny Ailofn-.. r.
Piled and the Count, upou thr conclusion ~ t'e HrEu-
lrut refused the motion 10 qus-h giving tlr reason
for such refusal al length aud directed that h-
n ,auer should bc called upou to plead 90 ti indei-
u,ut. H. therrupon p.eaded no. guilty 2" etcl
count and h 'r.a was pos' poret 10 The lex in "i
M Harden is q Young man. rot VT twenty-five
wears ol age. lie has very lE-i, gent coul. tn.r,
ami j., Of VIZ preqo,se.>il- sPp-ranc'. ii.s l',
rp.aD,r baGir' the Conf vs. becoming. calm. AMI
fi-rif.d. H. l'-fcued 81 much apparent interest 81
the preuni-rt If his counsel 7 hi motion ?" qls- the
Indictment: AID when The mu.i1u oyerrued and he
was called up,n 10 answer, be Pronounced i'' WORDS
NJ, .ulty 90 each count ed Tie Ind ttiL-li T. it-
dDen bni distinct tous OBJ. voice. til a. at.fud't n
Conrt bv h, f., er whosr face Wow ce--"'-1 ttd
bry.,srd t,ur,s s,ire showing how lstqv fr t.i tr
the unhappy position 81 tF- child oi hi los, and car
The C,urr-focrn wa. ds0-aiy 'ros-i- snH much -yn.
ns,hy wa- manifested rs tie -p'-'s'"r- CO.. tfhef n
The prisoner arising in pa ron DE- ta,t II ~ y"ih
the high moral character ~lci he ne away u
iair-d auf the greet popularity - en'oy@t r.
pr.arhs- # he G,,-r.l. aany ~ IL ruH'rs uh'rh
,-,-. ~ ,irruisfpr a. de- f'rar ~ ffe srr-- hrNe
turned out 90 have no founds'"l whoever, sii ~
f-.ri. are coy ri-r thar vi me whole matter '''f
fa b.. .i.eI t.vi >. folrl ;o b. -ri-y irnH7-r- ~
the char.
H-fsi..rs y. ,. ~ = isr