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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
VOL. Tx.
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
4, Fi,bt Dollars per annuin, payable half yearly.
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,

Alexandria Gazette and virginia ADVERTISER
tFOR THE tOtNiRfD
l. >rIEiIsHEp, REGULARLY, on
TTESDAYS. TIT RSDAlS, AND sAI' kDAlS ,,
AtFiye Dollars per anhuih' Payaoie III ao'anee'
vv. oy nos exceeding one
Snu,re inserted three times for One Dollar Advertise
,.n,s continued after three times Tor oo cents luafe
,,, ,ys,KI,y INSIDE or rs cents ouIsIDz. Sixteen
tine. Are counted ~ Square.
,yrtiS.mrn,. by the year prices to b. agreed upon
having rri~nc" 10 the usual amount "i space 'iey may
arcUpy.
u,.pt ,Y,p ApysRrisEvHNTs charged for extra.
- Iy.r,i.in hy the not to advertise articles not
included ia their regular business nor 10 Insert IN 'hcf
advertisement, any other names than their own -
NRRI,Gs and OBITUARY NOTICES exceeding n'e ilnes VIII
IL. ,lt,ry,.l for ~ Advertisements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

EVOLVING DICE BONES Another sup
IL ply of those inimitahle little affairs, con
vcuient and simple, for Backgammon players aud
other useful articles suitable for Holiday presents
&C. II is true. | cannot boast of palace" of
such - read of in some other towns, hut ! will
merely say those IN want at such things, or any
thing else To try 1T home first, before thes take
up the line of march Ia the music and flag raised
in behalf Of to'othrr side of Jordon.
ian JOHN H. PARRnTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, No. 2, by the
wi 4. In, TIC N..w Y nrk Lnl.

wi Hon. Edward Everett. i'll the New York Led
ger, for sale at FRENCH'S Book and P"riodic"I
UcpOt-Ready this morning.
Now is the time to subscribc-delivered in any
part of the city. or mailed to any part of the
country.
The Great Cook Book of the Day-the Modern
Cook-a Practical Guide to the Culinary Art. in
all its branches. comprising. in addition to English
Cookery. the most approved and recherche systems
of French, Italian, and German Cookery. adapted
a well for the largest establishments a. for the use
of private families. by Charles Elmc Francatelie,
pupil to the celebrated Careme, and late MaitrcD-
Hotel. and Chief Cook to Her Majesty. the Queen.
from the ninth London edition, carefully revised
and considerably enlarged. with SiNty-iwo illuStra-
tions. one large octave volume, 50.
Harper. Magazine for January, splendid mum
her. 2jc, or 81 per year.
The Great Republic Monthly for January, 2jc,
SO per year.
Eclectic Magazine for January. SOC.
All the Magazines. Papers. and New Books on
hand. and for sale. dee ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
JuLIUs DIENELT-DENTIST.

Ohcc Il lIo"himyto" IT., Nor'h Of h'"g, E""t H'""
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
OFFERS his Professional services to those dcslr
~ ing them. Particular attention paid to the III
.crtiou of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
i am now manufacturing TIN WARE. which
| am selling at wholesale. a low as can lie bought
in Baltimore or any of the Northern cities. have
large stock on hand. and can fill orders with des-
patch. H. l: "hEnohl'
.nnli No. lis kinG-St,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

JJT&A MURRAY, MERCHANT TAihORS
w 10. lu3 King street. have just received IA
full and complete assortment Of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS. consisting of French Cloths,
Cas.imerc.. vc,,ings and Gcntlcmen's Furnishing
Good generally. They are prepared |" receive
orders. and furnish Goods, made in the best man
ncr. and of the most approved styles. They invite
the attention of their customers. and the public
generally sep 9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

CtIMON WATERMAN. 100 Hi"g Street Aiec-
- opirj". would respectfully announce to his nu-
merous friends and customers. that he Is agaiE
ready (as he always has BEEN to exhibit stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING and Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods, adapted for the ensuing Fall
aud Winter Season, equal, II not SUPERIOR I" an!
other establishment in the country in regard TO the
beauty stvlc. and variety. A. to his prices, an
examination will convince any one at glance,
,L, m :; ,Lovc any connections oct 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

rINHE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS. By the Hon.
| Edward Everett, now ready in the New York
Ledger. and for sale Al GEO. .SiGTERS' BooE.
Peri"aicai and Ne,r. Depot. IS Prince street. op-
dusitc the Gazette Office
Charles Dickens Christmas Story. only ) cts.
Frank LeSlic's Budget of Fun. for February, &c.
The Comic Boquct for January. Zoe.
The Tribune Almanac and Political Register,
for 1853. price BE.
More Amusement for the Little Folks. The
Young Architect. NJ. |, contains Paper Cottage,
a beautiful little toy for either Girl OF Boy. price
IL cents. A full supply of Dolls, Furniture and
Houses on hand.
All the Magazines for January on hand with all
the Papers for this week at prices suit the times.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

rRAND OPENING OF FALL AND INTER
GOODS-A. ). ROBINSON, MERCHANT
TAILOR No. % >onh Roym Street. few doors be-
low the Office of the Virginia Sentinel has just
opened splendid assortment of GOODS in his line,
embracing everything necessary for the full equip
ment of gentlemen, In the most elegant and fash
ionahe suits Also, Shirts, Collars. Gloves. Ho-
sery, Neck Ties &C. Having bought for cash, and
also greatly reduced his expenses, he IL prepared to
furnish his CASH customers with all articles in his
line ut the very lowest figures. All orders will be-
promptly and faithfully attended to. Don't forget
RI. pnmber-22 South Roval street. sep 25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
TARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
III FOR JANUARY, very excellent number,

price Zoe.
Pope President? Startling disclosures Of Ro-
mansm, a. revealed by its own writers, - mo-.
cloth. Sl0O.
The Noon Prayer Meeting Of the North Dutch
Church. Fulton street, n. Y. its origin, character.
aud progress with some OF It's results, by Talbot
". Chambers II mo-, cloth, : LOO.
Life of Mrs. Virginia Hale Hoffman. late of the
Protestant Episcopal Mission 10 West Africa, by
Rev. Geo. d. Cummings. ID. d.. 7Jc.
The Heroes of the Last hustre--n Poem-i2 mo-,
cloth. G3c.
Bessie Melville. sequel to the "Littlc EPisrO-
paan." by VI. A. G., 32 mo-, cloth, ijc.
Christmas Holidays at Cedar Grove, by Mrs. W.
W. Seymour. 63c.
The Children. Bread, in Crumbs, from the Mas
tcr'- Table. 1jc
Sidney GRAY. tale of School Life. by the author
of mia and Charlie 7jc.
For sale by JAS. ENTWISLE son.
dec 2S No. 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS FROM LINDSAY Il BLACK.
y ISTON-I.ifc of Mrs. Hoffman, late of the
Epi.copal Mission to Africa, by Rev. DR.. Cunmins,
pIain edges. - cents gilt edges. 81. Sunshine,
or Kate Vinton, by Harriet Il. Mckecvcr, author
of Twilight Musings" plain, - cents: gilt 81.
Quaint Sayings and Doings Of Martin Luther, ar
ranged by Rev. Dr. Morris, - cents Life in Il
Risen Saviour, by Rev. DR. Candlish, plain 81 !;
gilt Sl5U. Christmas Books for Children, 80 cents.
Camr Fires of the Revolution, or the War of indie
pendcncc Illustrated by II. G. Watson, with numcr
Gus illustrations. octave volume. blue and gold 81.
Palestine Past and Present, by the Rev. Henry :.
Osborne. A. NJ. with original Illustrations. and "A
new map Of Palestine. 81. Just published aud for
sale by dec - KcBER BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

-. PLASTER MILL FOR SALE.-Wi>hing
E::; to remove from this city, offer for sale my III
terest in the STEAM PLASTER MILL, in Alex
andria. now carried on hy Wise Green. The Mill
is in good order. and lis fixtures complete For
further particulars. apply TO- or address
CHARLES j. WIFE.
dec ll---dtf AicNandria' H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

h0e Ilckets SIU; IIaINes -, QuaElvTs ~
l1s0- A Circular showing the plan of the l.otte-
ries will be any desirous of receiving II.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol
lowing rates, which Is the risk.
Certifcntcs Of Pnckagc., ~ Whole Tickets SsO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

-. FOR RENT-rhc commodious three story
III; brick DWELLING and STORE. No. !" North
Royal street. adjoining John I. trcightons Hard
ware Store is for rent very rcasona.: terms, To
a good tenant The house is in excellent condition
and Aired M in the best STYLE Water and Gas
have been introduced and for business stand and
dwelling. is most desirable. Possession given on
the 10Th of November. Apply !"
JOHN +. CREIGHTON, or
octI4-dtf JAMES ROACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

nREss GOODS At Wishing to re
~ ducc orr stock. We will -cl! rich French
Mouslius. French Mernocs. all c"lors. Poll De
Chcvirs: also. n beautiful assortment of Fancy
Dress Silks at cost.
jan { IAl LoR ~ III ll'hISoN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

4 I f.h
J FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.-Pric's
from $50 10 Sl25-Thc GROVER Il BAKER sew
ING MACHINE CourASY sell the two heat Machines
in use. Ono makes the .MWrie, or Lpck Ntch-a
stitch well adapted for sewing goods that are not to
h. washed and ironcd: the other Il II new Machine,
making the celebrated Gr"rer If B"Ecr Mi'ch. or
m. L,ck H;icb that is Lock.d. This Machine l. a
great Improvement upon all previous machines for
family usc.
- send tor Circular, at No. Is pcnnsy VI, ,ania
Avenue, Washington: i3j Broadway. New York ;
l37 Baltimore street Baltimore.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
Grover 4 Baker. is the best.-American Agrl-
cultural-t.
To all of which the Tribune ~ays Amcn.-N. \.
Tribune
II j. AL that il claims To bc.-N. Y. Independent.
II finishes it, own work; Others do not-liome
| Journal.
| We give il the refercncc-Amcrcan Baptist.
Itnecds only TO be seen 10 beappreclatcd--Ph
| Journal
| Adapted for woolcns, linen. or rc"tton.-Amcrican
Medical Monthly
We like Grover & Baker bcst.Ladies' Wreath
| (Which i hest" Grover ( Bakcrs.-N. \.
| Dispatch
Snerior to all others.-N. y. Mercury.
We have no hesitation III recommending tn
Y. Express.
Ii rcGulrC> no Nil''llhS' - - '-'''iE'''-''
For family use they are mrivallcd-N. \. Daily
| News.
Tber sew seam that will not rip.-N. y. C"ur
II performs nohly and eApedi'i"usly.-N y
| Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity Of Seam.-P"lice
! Gazette. ~
We'll adapted to all kinds Of family sewins.--N
| Y. Observer.
Bee, adapted for family use.-N y. Day Book.
| W. 10 nat hesitate 10 recommend it.--N. \
| Chronicle 80
1t sews strongly. and does not rip.-lite Illus
tratsi.
The prince of inventinns.-Prot Churchman.
! II Is woman's best frienl-N. \. Weekly News
We gi,s oar preference 10 Grover 4 Bakers
| Student.
The most blessed invention Of modern times
Monthly Magazine.
1t makes a pleasure of Il toil-N. \. Evening
Tho rayorite for family use Brooklyn Star.
We highly appreciate their yalue-Amcricat
| Missionary.
It's great merit is in its peculiar sttch.-Famil,
Circle.
We attest its simplicity and ddurabiliry.--N -Natona
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

on NESTS CEDAR TUBE; Horse Buckets
~ Painted Pals and Tubs Measures Pggns:
staff and Barrel Churns Barrel Covers Covered
Buckets Nest Boxes: Wash Boards Clothes
Horses Step Ladders Wood Trays and Bowls;
Bra., Bound Cedar Ware. for sale cheap. at whole
sale or retail. [jan JOHN oGbEN.
JOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY At Ia ",
y will practice in the Courts Of Westmorsland,
Richmond aud Northumberland Counties. Post
Office, Rice Store. Wr-tmoreunl County. Va.
1rs ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,

$40 Prizes amounting S32O 0o'
Whole Tickets SO: Halves 50; Quarters S24.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13

WOOL PURCHASED at the highest cash
w prices, by
jan } HlLL, BROWN, s partition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-13
WOOD, EDDY eco, MANAGERS,

Augusta. Georgia, Dec. Is, 1858.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21
Splendid Farm for Sale.

TINHE un nlersgn ID offers for sale the farm which
i he resides, three miles cas- of the city of Rich
moni. aud tbs National Turn pike. It contain
100 Of the b,st quality of tablc lani70 acres
in high state Of cultivation anl b acres in timber
OF the very bs4t quality. Fhere il on the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
OF fine an thr fey growth Of the very belt cultivated
kin1s. go Pear Trees of til, bsst varieties. 90
Cherry Trees Of the n)st approved varieties young
Orchard OF Apple trees Gao half acre of Raspber
ries. Ons ell set IN StrtSberries large lot
OF Gooseborries, Cur-ants anl other small fruits
There Is the farm s. sDnf1rttbls dwelling aui an
exesilent birn, AMI all other nsressary buildings
The farm well wttsrel. and taken altogether i one
Of tha 3srAols farms for prbhsbie invest N ent
aud resilslss ia this vicinity proprietor dssir
ing ehlls> his business will sell il most fag gora-
BILE Iayisss All whp wish 10 parchtse 90 call
aai examine the promises, when the price and terms
will be made known.
GEORGE C0ALE.
Richmond, End mo. 17ih. 1852 loft
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21
A Knowing Court

A. anecdote is related Of coart held in q VII
iage during the past gear. which we regard as one
OF the richest 10 its iine o an ths, has beea re-
corded and give il % our readers as nearly a. we
caa recoliect it.
TIE case trial was for the sale Of liquor
The principal was singulaFiy obtGse; and iaoaga
confessing to having made purchase, gould aot
for the life Of him tell what the article was The
most Ingenious questioning woald not oriug Il out.
At last the attorney ASKED aim, "hox did il tas.sf
Il d'no r
Here the "coart' interpo ed, alleging thls - be
al improper question. aud eaqlired Of tie attoF-
ney ThF he put such an interrogatory.
well. your Honor replied the attoraeys Il
was unable to make the witness tell what ksad o.
liqaor be boaght; bat | thoaynt if hs would tsI
how ii tasted the court lrogfd Be able 70 deter
Hia< for ustLf
the Lit was too paipabie; and not even the
soemsity Of the place or the caases N2s ss-asi-
eat to suppress the mi.ta Of tbe audience
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21

zs- For the fest time IN Henry County has
tie famous 18Th act IN oar Constitution, been
enforced. Oue James Rediing, a gentleman of
DARK complexion. and who, MP to 1856 vas the
chatte of one Joseph Reiling of North Caro-
lima was in that year ema1cipated by said Joseph.
James being mech anic. had accumulated by his
Industry while a slave, ahont one hundred dollars
which he had from time 70 ii NJ despositef / witt
his N lster. When james was elEalciDIted he
was sent by his master to this comfy. ia compa-
" with one Nancy Raldiag who had control OF
Jauess funds. Whea Nancy arsigei III this
county, she dep ,sited the 500 with her cousin,
Iradeii Redding AZ Old ani esteemed citizen, who
made use OF the money, aud afterwards, when
called upon BY Nancy he gave note in the na ne
ot James fyg the anolnt, which j James afterwards
traded OF il the purchase OF trict Of land in
Madison County. The assyAte OF the note brD't
sait upon it, when the defe1dIat set up the dark
complexion OF James and a9ailed himself Of the
pr visions ofthe Constitution. above mentioned to
avoid judgment. As matter Of course the
Court vas bound To decide the point il accord
ance with this fundamental Law,
The constitutional provision, referred to reads
thus
Art. Nil, See. t-"No Negro or Malatto
shall co e iato, or settle in the State, after the
adoption of tins constitution.
Sec. Al contracts made with any Negro Oh
Mulatto coming into the State, contrary to The
p7oyisioas Of the foregoing section, shall b'
roii:'
We fosbear making any CO nment on this case
which has already called forth some pretty severe
remarks lest we might do Injustice to a worthy
citzel. We hope his conduct is susceptible 0
explanation that will entirely exonerae hi n from
any suspicion of wrong -.N'e'ocaytte Courier
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21
Advertising Extraordinary.

If the follosing, from the New ork Heratd OF
Wednesday, does not exhibit the importance at
tlched to advertising By people in moderate cir
Gums ances 10 that city, don't know what
woald. Ii should serve as an encouragement. to
all persons engaged il business ia this city and
neig ghoorhood, to patrouize more literally thau IS
their wont the advertising col------ :. .-5if iva
iouruas: The Herald of yesterday. vii is
triple sheet contained 10 less than tn. > -s..hs
columns Of short. pi.Ay advertisements number
lag ia all fourteen handred and one-a craam.
stance which has never occurred with any daily
ne xspaper in this cnultry before. We haze pre-
vio1siy published forty columns Of aaYer-
tisemeats in one issue. bat then, probably page
more occupied by the large adgertisu1et is
OF some two or three eetaoii .hments; bat thoss
o. yesterday all short single advertisements,
which were handed oser the counLer Of the count
ing room for insertion in the next days add ten.
These advertisements we're, perhaps, tue mos. ia
teresting items Of city news in colgElu6 pre-
senting, as they did to readers, eve--ghers a
perfect Photograph of business ia this city"
If there Is any one in this year of our Lord gho
suppOses advertisements il q newspaper are de-
void Of interest. and that no one reads thsm or
looks at them that person lies under great mis-
taae Many readers regard the advertising col-
umns the most interesting features of the paper
taeg read regularly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21
Expe;iing Nct1aodists from Texas

The Texas papers g.ve particulars Of the pro-
ceedings Of several meetings recently held in Tit
tan County, for the purpose Of taking measures to
expel the members of the Melho list Church,
\ 5rth, who are accasei of being Aboliticaists =
A. one meeting committee Of f!ty appoint
cd to wait on Bishop jayne with a warning -
They performed their duty Sunday, while the
Bishop was engaged 10 the morning service in
church.
Il was ,'s7 resolved that the Metloiis: Church,
North, could not be tolerated in Texas, and that
it must Be plt down If neces ,ary-
4 committee vas appointed to drafl other re-
solutions I'll ba acted upon at an aaJ5arned meet
ting - Cfaciauati Ga-effe.
we are lil.ie rejoiced that Bishop Jayue i
being thus roughly handed b. those 70 whom he
has . obseqaioa<iy bowed When be was asked
bv the B.ackriver Conference to sign petition
for the release OF the Rev. Samuel Green, Who IS
il prison ia Maryland, az the dicsatioa Of 5lavery
for no crime he aai Bishop Anes replied, that
tber d.3 not know that the facts set forth il the
petItioa were true. aad refused 10 sign it. Per
har- r ther are made to rea'ize the tender mer-
cis-- OF the gsafle and hHm taizfag fassnatica, n,
tbav viii uoi Be 80 hard 10 convince next time oI
their dltr to their Brother il Boads.-Rdndeiph
C,aafv y5arHdl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-21
rs'ron the Cleveland Leader Of Saturday
The Wellington Rescue Case

Extra Or Iiaarg Scene "a Co4rt.-- Coarictsoa
of BASaAegi-The Mrty-sseea IN Jail.
The Court convened yeste rdsy afternoon
a. O'Clock. aud the verdict having been
agreed upon by the Jury. they came in and
took their seats. The prisoner being present,
the question was put by the Court
"Gentlemen Of the Jury. have you agreed
upon a verdict?'
We have, your Honor
w nat is your verdict. Mr.. Foreman
"GCILrY.'
beard the verdict with euietness Il had
been expected until the last moment. bat
when the Judge charged the Jury in the fore
noon. that 1t was necessary to find it proven
by prosecution that the boy John was ta
Ken and held by virtue of the power of attor-
ney. aud not by the warrant--then some hope
was entertained that the decision would be
for the defence.
'Ehe case having been disposed of, the Dis
trict Attorney called the name of James Lang
ston as the mex: case. The defense remark
ed that they were ready in none OF the other
eases except tina. OF Prof Peck. The Attor-
pey insisting upon that of Mr.. l. Lingston. Mr..
Spaulding thought that they might be ready
with that case by the time the new lury was
ready to proceed.
Juugre W IiSon S1iU tue pstsc0t Juiy was
one struck aud selected for the term, aud ii
was proper that they should try all the cases.
Mr. Backus remarked that he was astonish-
ed to hear his honor intimate that this jury.
who have sat through and opened this case,
heard all the testimony, and who have now
in the presence of the Court rendered ver-
diet, III which their minds are made up and
fixed upon all the important points OF the
case, are to be held competent to try another
case almost exactly similar.
The Court remarked that the Jury would
decide each case upon the evidence offered in
tlrat particular case, and there was no occasion
for excitement or Incorporate zeal to be ex-
hibited as the rule would be enforced.
Judge Spaulding for the defense. announ-
ced that if Jury who had settled upon de-
cision upon every important point except
identity, were expected TO try every case. then
the District Attorney could call the accused
up as fast as he pleased, and try them. for
neither would they call any witnesses Tor the
defense, nor appear by Attorney before such
jury.
..yery well. then" replied Judge Bslden
''then | ask the Court to order these men all
into the custody of the Marshal
The Court then ordered the Marshal to take
the prisoners into custody, when Judge Spaul
ding requested that their recognizances might
be cancelled.
Court now adjourned to Monday morning
at 10 o'clock, the counsel for the defence
giving notice that they should consider it
their duty to challenge the Jury at that
time.
Immediately after the adjournment the
room was cleared of all save the folio wing
persons. who had been called up by the
Marshal as the accused, Ca few had previous
ly gone To Oberlin, on permission of the Dis
trict Attorney,) their counsel and the
Marshal.