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WHITNEY & NIcDONALD-
No. SOC BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite the
ST. NichnlaS UotaI


No. SOC BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite the
st. Nicholas Hotel,
FAS HI ON ABLE TAILORs
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
on hand The reputation house has always
the style Of its productions has large patron
age from gentlemen who appreciate elegance aud taste
Strangers visiting the city respectfully call before
purchasing elsewhere. myT 2m&w
7NO COTTON PLANTERs-1 TAKE PLEASURE
= in announcing that Messrs VAUDEVILLE L McII-
KENNY authorized agents in this city make con-
tracts for the of
MY INVENTION
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to IT..
will only say here that make the same capital the same
location the power yery nearly
that now raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition Of machinery costing what the in.
creased value of the yarns the first will and which
attended by surplus labor of the plantation little girls of
10, women, and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
spin Yarns in the world The danger from ara
of the house immensely reduced with many other
of great value And what great Importance is that
all this is fully demonstrated by its daily operation
on the plantation of COL Geo. s Yerger, Yazoo City
Planters desiring full particulars are referred to
Agents, above.
Applicants for agencies will please address he enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4m&W GEO. G. HENRY
T j. BUTLER'S FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids are sold by
D. FELT 4 sTETsoN,
P.DuREL 4 Co.,
E.R. sTEvENs.& CO..
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
j. c. MoRGAN & CO.,
TIL. MAXWELL,
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prepared by
DR.. j. q. Aver d Co.,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Has or itself such the every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely
for us to recount the evidence its virtues
been employed As has long throughout
Kept up to the best has BEEN and that relied
to do for their relief ali it has been found do
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE
For Costvenes for The of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
for the cure Of ndgestion for Headache for the
Piles for the of Scroula for all Complaints
Tor the cure OF rheumatism for Diseases of the Skin
cure OF Liver Complaint for Dropsy for the tier
Tpors and Salt Rhen for Worms for the
Blood ~ ''' e Wv
They sugar Gated that the sensitive can take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable arise
from their in any quantity
AB-Prce, rs cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Clergymen Phys can Statesmen and
eminent personages have lent their certify the npar
aeled usefulness of these remedies but
permit the insertion Of them The agents below
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given:
with also full disc ptons of the alb complaints,
treatrSent that should b. followed for their cure.
Do not be off unpnciped dealers with other nrenara
tons they make more profit Demand AYERS, take
they should have it. '
All our remedies are for sale by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
all Dealers ie22 an,
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q ancon for the city Of New Orleans By order
or the Common Council.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctisneer-oHice 10 Bank Place.
MDNDAY Y: July -, at 10 o'clock M, in the
~ hotgnda Of the g. Charles Hotel conformity with
,olnon 60 4os Of the Common Council approved July 8h
81 u. ..s b al III
bounded by Canal FIsnkln Cusomhou and Trsme strses
Second District Of ths city measuring 2e feet front 90 Canal
K GERrAiN LOT 'oF GROUND. ,,tn..d :, II. ,.u.
and District and measuring "A feel o1 IN ErsnIii
street 80 feet In depth The whole according 10 psns
A6TERMs-One-thrd cash, and the balance n. 4, md .
years. credit for notes secured by mortgage ON The
sold and also bearing interest the Of per cet from
date o. the passage and Of the SALE said
bear int rest at he rate Of cent in
Acts Of before G. r. Fortier Notary Public At the A..
pense of the purchasers. ~ "a
vEkTE DE TERRAINs DE vALEUR DAMS LIZ DEUx
eme District comote de ID Vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
par ordre du Conseil Cornmun.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
| UNDI, is de Juliet, n midi, dams lie rotun.
-. "a de PHotel Chares conormite resolution
4oo az Conse Commun, appouvee le 6ulet 1889 Ia prop
exc eIdessons decrite sera vendue, savoir-
TERRAIN. siue dams pilet borne par les Canal
franklin de Ia Donane ct IRENE Deuxeme District
ad mesnssnt ~ peds de face la rue du Canal ia
raEt ~ pieds de face la Franklin 90 pieds
e toni dapres les plans du de la VILE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES compliant. ct Ia balance h ct
ahs de credit pour bs endosses hypoth
pour cent de Ia date du de race de vene les dts bill
es nteret de pour pale
ment dc l,echsance jusqu'a placement.
Aetss de vente pardevanC e. Forsr notae public
frats des acquereurs, "
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Z @. NJ. RUTHERFORD. COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale of Saves-Ofce and
OK Yard No. 6S Bafonne street. New Orleans, La.
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o II III e RN ADV RTISING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having by purchase succeeded control Of the bust
of Dorr's Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersigned-by the
currence OF our publishing principals.
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE CO.
ArOfce, 121l Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 90 1853 d22 ~
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ss5n JOHN r. MAURER. SHOEMAKER, IN
forms his friends and acquaintance public in
Ngeneral; that he has removed his BOOT AND SHOE
~STORE from No. 36l Victory to No. 70 Front
street between 81 Ferdinand and Monegut Streets Third
District where be Will Keep constantly hand
and Children. 1882 ''1'
Boots and shoes made to order the full satisfaction of the
purchasers also neatly repar at the lowe prices.
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OFFICE FoNTcHARTRAIN R. r. Co..
New Orleans, June q 1859. (
to "a d q i. OF purper cent the capt.
DIRECTORS payable to the stock holders and the 10th
je2 p H. GOODWIN ssc,v
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WINES, WINES
w 40 u casks Burgundy Port.
20 p Royal Company Pot.
IA Il Chanisso Pure Juice Port.
20I Old In peria Port
30A Harmony Nephews' Sherry.
2014 P. y. Martin
l0l4 Duff Gordon :.
AS Cette Madeira.
10 boxes Como de I.obos Madeira.
Howard. March & Go. Madeira.
81 cases Leses Bitters.
GO Henkell 4 Co. Stenwein.
Il AZ Sparkling Mosel.
20 Hook
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE,
jy6 Corner of Graver New Lev 81
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BY ]. B. WALTON.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE SECOND DISTRICT
q auction for Of the city Of New Orleans By
OF the Common Council.
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r ANDING Rx CHIP MINERYE from BORDEAUX
81 casks Clarot-Pauillac
IL White Wine-Hant Sauterne.
y quarters Cognac-W. Leroy 4 Co.
20 quarters :. j. B, Baron-lSN
16 casks Clarst-Chateau Dillon,
q boxes MarRaux.
Is quarters Cognsc-C. Narquet.
" j. Bsre-lS2S.
10 Coco Pere Fils-l6n.
il64 quarters sardines in OIL
For salsby q. CAYAROC CO..
JeIo I'm IA Royal treet.
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j. b. NOME, 1866 Chartres street,
Dealer in Chandeliers Brackets, Hall Lamps of French Eng
sh and American manufacture in the greatest variety
low prices.
Alse, large variety of Globes, etc,
BID. B. NOME is authorized BY the Gas Company to
put up Gas Fixtures. fe2 en-
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RONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-
The undersigned having made All the necessary su
meuts. Informs the public that prepared to All
all kinds for Refreshments for BALLS sOIREEs q RN
MICS and families times be- served with nnu
TURKEYS FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMs, nos.
GALLATINES ETC., ETC., at all hours, and got up - 10
styles. B. A. HOWARD.
Successor to Geo. Beard.)
No. lM Camp stsa2
fel8 8n opposite ct. Patrfcksp
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1859,
, Ag-TO the Stockholders of the south. I'm
racine Railroad Conpany-I leave this evening Memphis
but to the Stockholders have H.
"a Common street between Of 10 A nj
and r. NJ TO deliver official receipts TO ali who NAV wish
the Company. q 4 T0Dn VI
my9 II, Vice. President q p r h n,
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IN
The undersigned has disposed all his right inter
est In the business known as "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
VERT1s1NG AND COLLECTING AGENCY" to the nrm Of
A. B.sTRAWBRlDGE Co.. who will continue as hereto
FORE j. W DoRR
Orleans Decemher 1888
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TIOPARTNERSHIP-Ta SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
~ this day formed opartnership and purchased
stock goods of the late firm of SEAMAN, PECK & CO.
and will continue the business heretofore their
They will also the liquidation the business
Of the late in this city.
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THE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY VASE.
ING M4CHiNE-M anulaetured and Tor sale b. - -.
in Box l6 Mechanics Exchange at the groce1y ss q
Janice Collins, 6S Apollo street, where specimen
viii be promptly attended to. AL ask or the public -
trial. and If they do give siacton tho
II No. 10 Apon sxseE.
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4 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
For the apprehension and delivery Undersigned
OMk servant woman named MATILDA; aged about As
diam with long black hair quite straight She supposed
be lurking about the CITY, j. j. POINDEXTER,
jy6 5ts 4S reet,
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~ 1. %. o. F.-Howard Lodge no. Is meet
EEEEY THURSDAY EVENINI In Lodge Room No. g. odd
Fellows, Hall ct o'clock Ofdcers-JOS. WAGNER n a.
,aE III sHoTWELI4 y: G.; l. A. BENDIxEN. Record,
Treasurer. - - iaIa
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QUATKlEAE ENEtUTFURS TIES
della lTAMEETAIHES DE VIM C..
MIC0U vs.. RENE H BRU
Eouvee Orleans. NET-No, l25IO
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a
" moi adresse Honorable QuaIieme Cour de District
Ia Nonvee Orleans dams aare cdessus je procedera
sAMEDI, 80 de Juliet 1852 midi H5e de la Cite de
aCommune entire les rues du Camp ct des Mgasns la
publque ct adjudication de-
Lesclave nominee SARAH.
Sase dams l'affaire cdessus.
CONDITIQNS=Comptapt an moment de radudication.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERET FORE FIX
listing between the subscribers under the firm of SEA-
MAN, PECK CO.. in this city and New York
by limitation Both ult senior partners retiring
Either of the surviving members thet successors CLAp
MITCHELL JACK, are authorized 10 sign in liquidation.
JN0. b. SEAMAS,
CHAS. C. PECK,
PHILIP G, MITCHELL,
JNO. j. GIDIERE,
Surviving Partners.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

This morning. by the Rev J. Galbreath,
at tho residence Of the Brides Father, Mr..
William H. KooKEN aud Miss RACHAEL
SMITH. oil OF this city. ~ %
This morning by the Rev. VIM. Porter,
Of this city, M. JACOB Goss. aud Mrs.
MARY E. PISKERFoN. s
On the Il,h ult., by Rev. J. s. Miller.
Mr.. GUsrAvus A. CocHRAN Of South
BLOOMFIELD. Pickaway county, Ohio. 10
Miss MARTHA A. CLAYP0oL, daughter Of
Mr.. Albert Clsypoel Esq. Of Fairfield Co..
Ohio. -
On the 18th ult., by the same. at the
Methodist Parsonage in Tarlton Ohio, Mr.,
HENRY ]. INeMAN, to Miss MARIA HAL,
DERMAN. both Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
On the 3Oth ult, by the Rev. P. D.
Schory, Mr.. DANIEL SrRUBLE and Miss
ELIsABETH HIeINBRorHoMS both of Aman,
da Fairfield county. ~ S~''~
In this city, on the morning of Nov. 1st
at st. Johns Church, BY Rev, d. Riser
| Miss JUL1AErTE IRENE, eldest daughter o.
H. w. Dwelling, and Dir, VIM. NJ. Her
RIOT, OF Zanesvile.
Joy on The natal day BY wcdioeks mysticties;
Two willing hearts are blended into one;
And on the surging waves ofllfes broad sea
Their little barque is launched In HES fresh morni
So richly freighted now, with hopes and aims,
All bright and new; and though dark clouds ma
| rise, t4.
And tempssts gather threatening to o'ervhelm.
Yet with reliance on that One, who says,
''Thus far;" and TO the feeble faiuting heart,
SPEAR Dot;r twill safe outrlde the aercest storms
And land securely where the weary rest,
! And as you jouIneyo on mid flowers and thorns,
Be this your constant aim; to ever sock,
The happiness Of each, and so to live,
That when the scenes OF earth recede from sight;
You may in Heaven a blest re ward receive,
And dwell forever In those realms Of light.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
Brown not 10 be. Immediately Execute,

Brown not to be Immediately Executed
NEW YoRK. Nov. 1.-The Herald's
Washington. dispatch says:
II have it on the most reliable authoti-
~ that the death penalty VIII not be i'm
medialsly inflicted on Brown,
He may be sentenced 10 die on the gal
lows within two or three days. because the
ordinary delay Of thirty days between the
sentence and execution does not apply in
The case OF one convicted Of melting slaves
TO resurrection; but Governor Wise I'D
mires Browns iDdomitsble pluck, aud for
that. and b. caute be wishes to show the
world how msgnanimous Virginia osn be-.
be will probably respite the execution for
at least the thirty days.
] should mol be surprised. from what ]
learn. ifAn order be made directing Prown
10 be sent to Richmond. and il he should
Q kept in the Penitsntiary there ill such
time as The Governor 6xes fer bis exeou-
,iou.
A Massachusetts lady whose nsme / un
derstand to be Childs. has writ en- to Wise
requesting permission to wait upon and
nurse the unfortunate old man.
The permission has been granted"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
RepubI,oan Re,oIullon,.

Ia answer TO the assaults Of the Admin
iStFation organ, the Republicans Of Wash
iDglon City have adopted the following
resolutions which speak for themselves.
4 RssOlDsd. That the Republicans Of Wash
inglon Tepel with scorn the imputations Of
lheir being in connection with the HSr
PsI's Ferry tragedy, cast upon them by the
reckless partisan sheet in this city, 10 the
interest OF Senator Douglas.
RssolUed, That the assertions OF that pa
per to the effect that the Republicans OIL
this City had any connection with the
mad. wicked and absurd sohemes 81
Of Ihe handful SfiRFadsss (hatseissd The
Government Armoty OF Harpers Ferry, o.
that lhef had the iaiutest idea that such ;
plot wss o. foot prior to its occurrence. is
false aUd maliguaSl. and instigsted with 4
view TO manuiActufs Democratic capital.
Rssolrsd. That the allegation that Brown
had coniederates or sympatbizers in his
reasonable folly. among The Republicans
tot Washingtou. is aslander for which the
author should be visited with the heaviest
penalties Of the Law.
RssolVsd. That the members Of the Re-
publican Association Of Washington adhere
70 thsplaIioFm ofth.ir party. as adopted in
June. 1856, ct Philadelphia. They be-
lisvs that Freedom is national, and that
Slavery is sectional. or local, and while
they would rsstric. Slavery to It's present
limits by Congressional prohibition. they
! deny oil right on the part Of the Federal
Government to- interfere with it In the
States. w
RssolUsd. Nevertheless. IL at We as South.
srn men by birth. or adoption, claim The
constitutional right. freely 70 discuss Sla
! very in common with all other matterI
, pertaining to the public welfare. and .C
urge upon our fellow citiSeus'of the Soutl
e the duty and policy ofemaucipation by Wist
peaceful and gradual means.
q Resolved. Tba. 10 common with Wash
: ington. Jefferson. Franklin, Jay and Msdi
: son. We regard Slavery as morally anC
4 politically wrong; that we mean TO main
/ tain these views, and urge them upon th'
|. attention Of our fellow citizens in spite o
, the brutal and cowardly menaces OF III,
1 organs OF a spurious Den. ocracy.
1 RssOlvsd, That we adhere to the Stat
rights doctrine Of Thomas Jefferson, ant
+. that while. with that great Apostle Of Re
8 publican liberty. we dislike Slavery, ant
4 will never osase laboring for its removal
/, we stand ready to vindicate the right 0
j the Southern States to control all their do
n mestic affaiTs for themselves, unawed b,
Federal usurpaliOD, or BY rufian invasion
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
An iuteusa exoitam.pt prsvailsd in m,

An intense exsiIement prevailed in the
eoprl-rocm. Blown sat mp IN his bed
while the verdict was rendered. The ja-
~ end bin guilty oftreAson. advising con-
sPiEaey with slaves and others ioFebel ,snd
lOf murder n The 6tst degree. Brown lay
doRh quietly. be said nothing. and there
was no demonstration Of any kind. Mr..
Chiliou moved Al asresi Of judgment. both
on account Of the errors in The Indictment
and errors in the verdict.
The objection ii regard TO the indiciment
has hskn already stated The prisoner
has bsen tried fof 40 offence not on the
record n the cSahdjuy. rhe verdict was
not on each count separately. b1tA eener.
\ 81 verdict on the WhoIe indiclmsnt. >The,
lpriaon,r hasslsos been found guilty Of both,
counts for murder Of the same persons; it
was manifest be pould not be guilty Of
both. By agreemsn nj. the points will be
argued tomorrow morning. Brown was
demanded 10 jail.
j MIR. Harding announced that he was
READY 10 proceed with the trial Of ooppee.
Who was brought in, Il o. ceremony Of
| passing between Gle Of armed men bav.
isg been dispensed with. oOppee took his
seat between GfisWOld and Hoyt, who ap-
peAFed % his counsel. tAl /
i He seemed calm. and composed. The
remainder Of the day was spent in endeav
oriDg 10 obtain jury. The panuel was
not complete. when, ct Eve O'Clock the
Court adjourned.
/ CHARLKsToMH, Nov. THE Court mel
, at 10 o'clock. Coppse IVES brought iu.
Previous 10 proceeding with his trial
I Mr.. Griswold stated tie points on which
} Ito arrest Judgment asked IN Browns case
In ad diiion TO the reasons me ntioEed yes
D terdsy, be- said that it bad not been proved
. beyond doubt thsi he was even either
! Of the USited States.
: He argued that treason conld not b.
. oommiItsd against State. bat only aga nss
{ tie Gsperal Cover neDt. biting lie Al
9 thorily Of Judge Story; also that the juF,
J. had nOtfsund The prisoner guilty OF crime
!. as charged in the indictment. They ha,
i not responded to the offences charged, 5u
Q found him guilty Of offenses not charged
o They find him guilty Of murder in sbt
: 6rst degree, when the indictment does no
i charge him wish Offeuses constituting tha
J. crime. M s
J. Mr.. Hunter replied. quoting the Virgin
|, ia code 10 the effsct that technicalilie
}. should not arrest the administration Q
!; justics. As to jurisdiction over treason
't tits sufficient 10 say that Virginia hh,
passed law assuming that juriSdiotio
. and defining what constitutes that crime
/. The Court reserved It's decision.
is Brown was present during the argu
T. meet. ~ S
. The jury was then sworn in Coppse'
d case. The testimony is the same as tba
IS already published. butmoTe b,ief. Tb
" examination was concluded atlhs adjourn
}, ment of Court. ,.s. 6as
vi Cook valves an examination before ID
't Magistrates Court.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

The Anderson Is. O. Gazette. 10 its
reports Of the fall term Of Anderson Court,
says:
The most interesting case was "a The
State against Nancy Stevenson" As the
public are aware this was an indictment
against the defendant, ss q "oommon
spold." A true bill was found against
defendant last March tenn Of court, aud
was Iraversed. We make this brief notice
Of the case, that the public may see how
1t has been disposed Of, because the pa.
pers OF this aud other states have com.
nented much upon II. The case was call
ed for trial on Wednesday last, Hon. R.
Munro presiding. Soil itor Reed represent
ing the State, and Messrs. Orr and Mar.
shall appearing for the defendant.
The case being called, NJ. Orr made a
motion 10 qussh the indictment, on the
ground that Il was 90: an indictable Of.
fence in South Carolina. He made 9
brief but able argument in support Of bis
motion. sustaining himself by reference TO
the case OF Commonwealth against Sa-
man,bia Huschinson. |" which was tried 10
the Sixth Judicial District Of Penusylva-
mia. aud found in the Ame, ican Law Reg.
lister. p. lis. The defendant In that case
was discharged on the ground "lhat the
offence Of common scoldingis notindict'
able as crime In Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Reed read from the books much
Law 10 sustain the indictment. After ar
gument pro and con. the following order
was passed, "On hearing the motion ia
this case, il is ordered that the indictment
be quashsd. on the ground that il is no
ap indiotabls offence. that portion OF th.
common law relating to this offence being
obsolete 10 South Caroline" h
We think thatthe tbanks Of the ladiel
are certainly due the ex xspeaker for hi
able argument in defence 4 woman, en-
to the court for wipilg ont the offence i
this State. As far as wss ascertainsd thi
10 the third indictment ihst has ever beeI
preferred in the United States for the ol
lsncs Of scoldipg. end We hOpeit will B
the last. for Il is Invading one Of the dear
eat rights Of woman. and is. IN truth. a
abFidgemsnt Of the liberty Of speech in th
fairer sex. The tongue is their principI
weapon 10th Of offence asd defence, an
as Irving has very iaoelioasly said. It's th
only edged tool that becomes sharper B
: constant use. Us ~ t e 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

Soon silsr Brown Vas brOughl in and
l0ok rs usual Fosunbsnt position in he'd.
eamusI chillsn. Of WsshiBRton City.
appeared g additional counsel for the
prisonsrs. aDd vss qusliGsd. Henry
GrisWold. Of Clsyelaud. was also qualified
e counsel ior the prisoners.
Mr.. Chilton mede an explanatory stsle-
meat. tie was unexpectedly cailed upon
yesterday, 10 aid IN the defense. He cams
with The expectation Of merely assislioe
the Rsntlsmsn who we're conducting the
dsisnss. bat upon psAchinE here. be fcuns
they Ind With horswh sf0h 4he eass. HI
then determined 10 90 Us bsSt. %, sIoal
| ing st hbPrty 10 Isfnsa usdsF the circuui
stnness. However il would . imposfibl
foS hin y discharge tbe full duty Of CON
eel, not haSisg bad time TO Tead-ihs "a
dictmeut or examine The evidence SlIead
given. He made no motion. but h
would advise dslay ola few hours.
order that bimsslf end brother eouns
could make some preparation.
The Court decided that tbs tiial must 4
lon. No more delays could be granted.
The Trial then proceeded.
/ MrsHoyt. for The prisoner. objected
recsiviBg ss evidence the letter Of Carr
Smith. heretofore Published slao d
autobiography Of Brown. written by bin
sell. Both were Withdrawn.
, 6eveIsl Witnesses were then examin,
, 10y Mr.. Hoyt. and eross.qusslionsd BY d
lpfisonsr. whils laying on bis bed. Wra
Ipsd up 10 . blaDket. The testimony "
I mainly relative to Browns kind trsatme
oi his prisoners.
|. At one o'clock recess was taken
! dinner. s'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

- Human hair varies from the a5Olh
Q the 6O0Ih part Of an inch 10 thickness.
The fiber OF the ooarssst wool is about the
6oOth part Of an inch 10 diameter. Sin
worms silk is about the 5.00Olh part Of 40
inch thick; but the SPIDERS line e aix
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