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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
RS MORTGAGE SALE.

a. aars NlOlt GANE 0AlIE.i,
1\EFAULr HAVING BEEN MADE in the
bearing date and duly executed AMI delivered
on tho twcnty-irst day of October, A. D:1s57,
by William s. Grow and Martha NJ. Grow, Lis
wife. Of the county Of Goodhuo, State (then
Territory Of Minnesota, to Charles Thomas OF
saii county, which mortgage was duly record
county, on the 2lst day Of October, 1857. ~ Ill
o'clock NJ, in Book Of Mortgage Deeds,
pages $50 and 52l, and conveys from said VIII
liam $. md Martha Grow, to said Thomas, in
fee, (snbject to defeasanco on payment OF the
note hereinafter mentioncd) the following
premises situate in said county, bounded and
described IS follows, to wit: -'''
Commencing At certain point north.
east, thirty seven chains and eighteen links
frc., : certain stalks, which is situate 1t =
point south twenty five degrees and twenty
Ave minutes east Of the northwest corner oil
section twenty six 1881 in township No. ono
hundred and thirteen lib, north Of range No.
hfeen ll5l west, and running thence south sew
enty zone degrees and dttecu minutes, eas: ten
degrees and forty five minutes, east to the CEN
tire ofthe Wabashaw and Mendoza road; thence
casterly al ong said road to certain poiut ten
chains and twenty one-hundredths Of chain
east Of the southwest corner Vt tho northeast
quarter Of tho northwest quarter Of said sec
gree. s.:s " chains thence ' north north tSastesn
desrees and twenty three minutes, east forty
four and twenty eight one hHndredths chains
to the north line Of section No. twenty three
[2s,1 in said township; thence west along tho
line last Aforesaid sixteen chains and thence
south twenty-six degrees and tvrty- five min
usee, west fifteen chains anl eighty two links,
70 the place If beginning containing one. hum
dred acres more or ;less-and being tho prem
ises on which the said t;rowe resided A. the
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JUSTICES NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,)
(iooDnUE County,

~ In Justice Court },
no ROBERT LAUDERDALE:- YUU ARE
l. hereby notified that writ Of at;schmcn,
has been issued against you, and your property
attached to satisfy the demand of Jacob Ben
nett, amounting to twenty-four 25-loo dollars
Now unless yon shall appear before A. q. Lit
tlefeld, Justice of the Peace in and for said
on tho ID day Of NAY, A. D. ' isss, at o'sioel
III the forenoon ofisaid day, judgment will bt
rendered against you, aud your property solt
Dated this 7th day Of April. A. D. 1859.
apS-3w JACOB BENNETT. Plaintiff. !,
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az to ..ria ROMEO WARREN, 45Hs7,,,
ID q FREDERICK MARTINI
"A. ,EDaEsroH, Atty. n's14la Mortgages.
REFEREES SALE. :

III. ltEr EttEE 5 SALE. .
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT By
~ virtue Of deeEes.l order and Judgment
State Of Minnesota in tho suit Of Miles Prince
plaintiff, against William D. Chilscn, and
Anna Chilson. dc fendants, shalt otter for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
Of che shori6 !. Office, in the city Of Red Wing
county aforesaid, tho following dcscribca real
property IN, said county, to wit: The acfth
halt Of tue northeast quarter, ofscction eleven,
township one hundred, and INVOLVE north, range
fifteen west, OF 20 much theroof las my he ncc-
essery TO- pay. the said Judgment and eosts.-
Said sale will take place at9iHo.clock Of THE
forenoon. on tho 23d day Of May. a. ID. 1859.
C.tA,CLCsE,s rs. Referee. {
- pjalfti6'S ATTORNEY. ----- ap9-w6
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NEW 'AD|VERTIS'M'TS,
1850. "a RED Wing 1850
sM EAM PLANlNG MILL

SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
l0as Block above Frseborn's esw Siill.)
HyX7E!sHALL BE PREPARED. TO FUR
NV nish ut oil times, any thing in tho above
kinds Of Psasd sud ,aatch d Lumber, Mould
tn9s, etc. 6-nel Ett $780,. gtEis3gel alG6 : 5aha.
OrfAss' rromPn attended to, which may al-
70 hehn With sDro~n 4 Betchcr. ,,u 20
Pfo4uoe of ali tfnds taken in exchange 10,
work. C0GEL q BETCHEk.
Red Wing. April 70, 1852. RELY
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
'rlIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
i der the name and style Of Cogel d Blochle,
All unsettled accounts and notes due said firm,
are to be paid to Cogel 4 Betcher. by whom
all demands against said firm will BIZ settled.
c. COGEL,
JOHN BLOCHLE.
Red Wing. A pril IL, 1859. l42w4
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PROBATE NOTICE.

AIOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN that George
~ ID. Whitcomb, Administrator Of the es-
tate of George W. Tilton, ascsased, has made
application to this Court for the settlement OF
his accounts as administrator Of said estate.--
All persons Interested in said estate are re-
quested to sppear before said Court, Monday,
the I'd day Of May next. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 1T
the office Of the Judge of Probate, in the city
Of Red Wing, and show cause, If any there b..
why the account Of tbs said administrator
should not be allowed.
BY order Of ORRlN DENSMORE,
.' Judge Of Probate.
Dated Rcd Wing, April IS, 1859. 2w
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|, SCOTS AND ezose.
535 #. @s :. FANCY GOODS ~ z
,11aA. ,fafTAG .ot
%9NAA4 & n3MNNAA.

will further stats to the public that (which
$ sss:r any .1eS.n.in chs e;sy = rs IS.
Friends, Countrymen and the rest Of mankind,
(inoluding women and childrsn,) please call II
NY Store on the corner Of Main md Plum St.,
and examine Goods and Prices, and III pledge
you the yoawil not 60 swsy disaaeisASd.i
'.a.s...a 80 .ss1"2s go! 'J.J.AlCHTEF."
ksd Wing, June 4, 1885. sass2 ii '5Ea3lssy 70
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sly 49,. ,..1 = Plaintiffs Attorney.
Z = i JUSTICE NOTICE.:
STATE OF MINNESOTA y

GoeDnuE County. a.. 81 .za4f.1
To JOHN -STACKELBURG :-You are here.
= ny notified that a writ of attachment IN,
been Issued against you, and your property at.
tached to satisfy the demand OF Christian Ben.
g vItz, amounting to forty -five dollars. Now
unless you shall appear before A. G. Littlctiald
his Office In the city Of Red wing. on the 18th i,
day of April. A. D. 1859. At 9 O'clock in the
forenoon, Judgment viii lie rendered. against
yon. and your property sold to pay the debit
> m Dated this esd day of March. A. D. 1880.
..yrf CHRISTIAN BENEW1TZ. n
~Pz WOW 5t ,aF - 1T Plaintiff.
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NOTICE e hereby given that in pursuance 0,
coa IN tks made, and hearinS aa a ' .hs
~ Gay OF March, 1853, shall expose for sale
~ tho law directs, &C the front door of tho Post
On:Se, in the city Of Rcd Wing, in said county,
on tie 10th day Of May, 1853, at 10 O'Clock in
sho forenoon, I'LL that tract Or parcel ofland
iylne ana being in said comfy Of 2Goodhue,
described as follows viz: - -
Inc southwest one quarter Is W " of Sec
ton number thirty two So. in township num-
oerrd one hundred and twelves( 112(. n,rth Of
range number fifteen ll5) west, containing. one
hundred and sixty acres 81 land, more or loss
seSornlng to the Governmentsurvey thereof
Dated the I'd April. 1859. &E,ol c''a $500, I
~ = y - 81 s&Eef.:ee. ;
April 2. $50. +f Is
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Fairbanks' Scalcs-No. IS Lake st.. Chicago
steam Planning Mill-Cogel & Betcher.
Pos, ponement of Land Sales. ....
Probate Notice-Orrin Dcnsmore, Judge.
Seed Corn Washington Davis. III
Red Wing ;Jewclry Store-E. NJ. Bond.
Dissolution Notico-Cogcl u Blochle.
Dist ict Court. Going. Clerk. 49,
Mortgage Subsidiaries Thom,s, Mortgage
Notics-Sealed Proposals.
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;WAanss Ba,sroL, Plmntif Atty
~ % REFEREES SALE.
State Of Minnesota, District Court,l -
With District, Good hue county :
Otis F.! Sheldon, Plaintiff, lsSao.A aGs

l[hlc W.. EeeFs, Abby =. Ie9----E.-.0
Beers, Isaac d. Roat, and -,
Martin i. Lewis, Dcfendants. ISIS sszs'7 ~
pursuance ofa Judgment and decree in this
!! IS! saasc bearing date the 81 day Of November,
1883. shall expose for sale. a. the law directs.
on the twenty II th day'ot April. 4 ID. ls55,
satsten;o'clock in the forenoon, on Main street.
AZ the front door, of the Post Office, in the city
e. Ke4 Wing, y said county, tho lands and APP
,Gqodhae, and described as follows, viz
Fhe west half Of the southwest omar ter ana
the northeast quarter Of the southlrost oMsr-
e! ofsection,npmber thirty. ave (a,g in town
ZIP shl', number one hundred and Twelve lis)
|taining enc hundred and twenty iIsol acres Of
land, c the same more d. less, according 70 the
survey thereof. Dated March
lOth, l6S9.sa s:ssgi WILLFTE W. de KAY. eslI
d" Akn1 ~ RaIsroL,i sflil e.tgs ~ Refcres.
So, =. flallln .a Attorney .sf1o. lsswS4i
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ses'ssss srfSfi!tTO RENT. - IS ..-.s.a ss:s7
THE KELLY HOUSE is offered foir Fl i Jcik For
any Information enquire Attic Pvss Office
~ ked Wing, or OF the subscriber at Florence.
1891 4. McJO1INS0k.
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THE : SENTINEL
RED WING, APRIL asp. 1889.

70 tue sml2D E TO the
UU1NeS3 NEN DUsINEAH MEN
TRIs County! RED W1Nol
~ suBsoalsE.-ws will furnish the .>e.ti-
:st and Gndsys zadr's Roat. one year, for e4,oo
xeaas;es, for $3.50, in advance. b. ~ +,
q COMMENCEMENT, containing important
news, 10 solicited from al parta Of the State
Parties II unacquainted, will send references,
unless they are themselves we'll known.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
"4' '- THE sENTMEL JOB OPTICS
u ~ 0sse szssssve IL sodAas ssuaty, UNSURPASSED
Haay aniias iast.tisa Il naasssa. ssas q ~. Paul.
-rFF VIZ ARE PRIPARED TO PRINT T..
~ ss.s.. Iii sss&s: h. s' i, =. s.s. :
hat Nssaa. elA ~ ladiAs. Rrxnansa.
Dsssn. R.s.ipea. Ehsv Bills. cay sss.
q ealaU. CAAleQnee. Posssy1.
lAooAo, r PanpS'ees. M Way hilla TO-.
T, ~ Orders thankfully received, and prompt
" executed. Ll1TLESlELD 4 4AolNxls.
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
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NilIicEETG TI0sEI6DRBTED!
lfa6on L. the fy~t ~ 1Aottl next. All hc-
counts unsettled will Be pat ID way OF c6llSctioh
90 that tin.e:1 ia3S9i 21ff Us uaie.t B.. lFOOT!ai
Red Wips,fN March Al, ls5y. iI.st, Tylsews
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CITY -Dlfll1i1dEo1T TORY.
RED WING CHURCHES.

" yS : 04Ik5OxOA4.5
RED WING cHURCHEs.
- .,,..r,.tg., ~ EPISCOPAL. .,,l....'. .
CaamR CnuHoa-on Nam, (hstwssn Bush &
q PleM stSsetsl. Services at l0X A. n. and
r n. Rev. Z. r. Wells, Pastor. L.
III PRESBYTERIAN. e-.-t
y Fms. P.zssvrssIAx-on Sixth street, (nsar
:: ths Court House). sssvi. % ct lo>< A. H., and
~. n Rev. J. ". Hanooot, Psstor.
sbaaa.. -9ta;> METHODIST. si5.g.s .~..a,,c
1s1noDls1 ErsscorAL-corncr Of Broadway
: and Fourth streets. eervices at 101< A. NJ,
and II. II. Prayer Meeting every Thursday
evening at the usual hour. Rev. 8. stogdil1,
: Pastor. ~! ~.
081NAA AEFnoDns-cosner Of Broadway &
Fourth street. essvice ct lOk a. n, and !
r. n. Rev. Henry Kobe. Psator. .f'sA M
~. >,p7ug-g LUTHERAN. it'd. s
- Swsss LurnEaAN Csuacn-on Fifh street.
Services st lox A. NJ, and Z p. n. Preaching
every Wednesday evening at o'clock. Rev.
@. Boren, Pastor. N.Y. s'sE,."' % 50
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( SAsB paid for dry and green HIDES: by
~ FRANCIS IVES
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State Of Minnesota, District Court, , :
Filth District, Goodhuc County. {!
Tunes s. Slingerland
=, Plaintiff.
J 5.S Bennett, md - J
50 Defendant, Z: :
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:; MISCELL ANEOUS.
.J.,@....,J. RICHTER,
: TsHs:sAfz tss eh s4y:lseHs1,sI3ns

.TsRs;s.s4s ttsa ess e3};ls!:i:8sno5
w'!!he,s..'. and Retail, Dealer in -, l.,,
-ai Of .rrg.G .ra aie-;M
, : DRY GOODS. ." ,:.2 .cra.r~,
: =, - - =, =, GROCERIES,
-.--rasa.y ~ CROCKERY,
o-.a'1A ,~:t.t"ToTs HATS 4, CAPS, . <r.,,
.-, ,t.>- -" =; -. -, PORK, HAMS,
~ 2tn,a sos: an :A -. nAnD. rtO1D
ID: bas. BUTTER d CHEESE.
1nr:t-n-,ih ~ rTivEss-I
.Alse. Dealer II Ready Made Clothing
I'D Of Broad Cloths, Cassimers and
.ame!a eyt bTailorss Trimin3s,i HJf
q ~. s.- Y:I ~ = +1G54
!, I also have Tailoring department for tn
mandatory Of Cloths to order. Warrsnsedt
1t or no sale. n1 .'. '''1 . - = {. ''''>'
ssit5. rs Also = large stock Of l,-,r,
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RED WING POsT OFFICE.

80 .. = aouss o. DELIVERY or xA,Ia. .''a2t!
y On Sundays, from . to 10 A. NJ. On week
= dAya, from, "A. n. sosSP r. N. r-t -
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l4l-sws GLE ,s;EEe I Judge SfiPfjSste
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REFEREES SALE

10y ~ q nAMIL1oS, Mortgagce
81 Ats'y's tor Aortgag lSs
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

~ The "icy letters" which have bound
Lake Pepin since last November, were bro.
ken last Tuesday night by the Key City
She arrived At our 'evec about Il to o'clock
on Wednesday morning Capt. .Wor len
receives the honors this year. -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-08

Republicans could not speak in the South
And they have given us a practical Illus
traion Of their doctrine. We have nc
sympathy with Brown and his raid upon
Harper's Ferry, but will some one show
wherein his act is worse than the mob al
Newport Yet in the one case the army
and navy Of the U. S., with the military
forcesof Virginia, and Maryland. and the
Distr,ctof Columbia are pitt into instant
,requisition. Those participating in.the
mob are mostlyakilled on the spot, and
those not killed outright, are carried on
couches, faint with mortal wounds, into
what they cali a court, and in indecent
haste, tried and convicted of treason, and
sentenced to be hung. While in the other,
no arm is raised to stay the outrage, no
rebuke, even, is administered to the out
laws, and the same Northern Democracy,
that with hyena ferocity pursue the mob
Of twenty, fawns with spaniel servility to
the mob of two hundredl ,ar. a.,
Well, perhaps such scenes will reinstate
the Democratic party IN the affections OF
the people. but we doubt Vt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-08
New york Islect,o,l.

The election in New York occurs to-day
Ifthe Republicans are not badly defeated,
the Democracy will have sold their reputa.
ton in this world and their souls in the
next, without consideration.
The annals Of the world exhibit no par
allel to the audacity Of the falsehoods with
which that State has been inundated since
the Harper's'Ferry tragedy. y =
What is there called the "satanie
press" at the head of which is the noto-
rious New York Herald" have ex-
hausted the language in vituperation and
abuse VI the Republican party and men,
No falsehood has been too audacious, no
SANDER too rank. no forgery too gross to
serve their desperate purposes, while
money and men from other States
have been poured in to aid the plotters.
1t is the last hold Of Democracy in the
free States, and with the aid of the means
referred to, they hope to influence the
passions of those not well informed, to a
momentary frenzy, that they may aid in
the temporary defeat of the Republican
party in that great State. aAe'a . ffa
The evldenae is conclusive, that 10 ad-
dition 10 the appliances referred to, they
have determined to seize upon New York
City. as the Plug Uglies did in Baltimore,
and, by violence and fraud, count out such
majority there as shall overbslance the
rest of the State. ..
We acknowledge that, under the cir
cumstances. we anticipate defeat in New
York, not by a fair vote of the people,
but by a repetition of the scenes Of Oxford
and Kickapoo. We shall look with great
interest 10 the returns. and il we shall
succeed, it will be the highest indorse-
ment of the intelligence ana virtue of the
masses Of the people of that State, that
could oy any possibility be given. We
will be able to give the result in our next.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-08
Tie FiIlil,lssters.

Last week we gave an account of the
trial Of two sets of filious,ers. Brown
with some twenty followers, was taken in
Virginia, in the act ofattempling TO liber-
ate slaves. Most of them were killed and the
rest were on trial. Walker and some hun
dreds of flibusters, with all the accom-
paniments Of an army, were on an expedi-
tion to the Stale of Nicaragua with the
avowed purpose OF raising an insurrecton,
revoulionizing the State. killing the rulers,
and establishing slavery therein. Both
schems were equally unlawful. if not dis-
bulical in their wirkedness. Walker and
some of his crew had been captured, and
were on trial as well as Brown. .....
We then predicted that both would have
mock trials, and that Brown would be con.
vicled and hurried TO execution, while
Walkers crew, would be released, and with
the sympathy. and the plaudlLs Of the party
whose instrument he is, would be ancoui :
aged to renew his piratical expeditions
All this has transpired. The same
mails which bring the sentence of Brown.
bring also the acquiltal Of Walkers men.
There is no pretense, even in the Govern
ment organs, that the latter were not
guilty or that the proof was not conclusive
But that pubiic sDntin,ent in the South w,. !
not permit a convictiun. That THE LAW
CANNOT BE ENFORCED! .s-a@a
Well. no one expected it would be. but
the contrast furnishes food for serious re,
iection. ....... ..... ..1 g......
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-08
More Kid sn:appiMg.


The Cincinnati papers have accounts o
another atlrcious case of kidnapping
The whole facts show.lt to be one of the
most internal outrages ever committed. =
! One U. S. Commissioner and several Mar.
shals, were accomplices in The vlllainy
There is some hope that they may be
brought to justice. We have not room fol
a full report of the diabolical tragedy
There seems to be league of these pirat.
ical scoundrels extending all over the free
States, and including many of The Deputy
Marshals and slave catching Commissions
ers.
Ii the gang is not broken up soon no
man in the community will be safe. 1t is
true, the victims as yet have been colored
men and women. But color makes no
difference. as is well known, in the man
markets Of the South. sta~
Take man or woman to the slave sham
UltS, ANU WIht uiuSltutc. uOeo /, HIdhc w
the auctioneer or the purchaser. whether
they aIe black or bleached. or where they
came from? The owners Of the rice
swamps and cotton fields want sIaves-the
kidnappers and man thieves want money,
and the tlafiicers IN human flesh, get their
commission, and the wants Of al are sup
piled. ,f .....l .,. a...
1t is simply self-stultifcation to say
theIe is no danger of your children being
carried off. Are your children, amy more
sacred in the eyes OF kidnappe's than the
children of any other person? Have they
rights which these "pirates' will respect
more than others? Not at ALL Fear may
restrain them for the present, and cause
them to con6ne their operations to the
colored race. But impunlty will soon en-
bnlien them to the preparation Of any
deed of viIlainy. And il is one of the
righteous retributions Of Providence, that
no people can long be safe themselves
who do not maintain the safety of the hum
blest person among them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-08
Tra:aI Of the ass~urrectiOlists.

CHARLEsrowN. Va, Oct. 28.-Durins
the afternoon prof ceilings in the trial .
Brown, several witnesses We're called fol
the dtltpse, and, not answering, Mr.
Blown here arose from his mattress, and
videntIy excited, standing on his I, O., al,
dressed the Couil as follows: . 90
MAY it please The Court, ldiscover that
notwithstanding all the assertions that
have been received "f fair trial, nothing
like fair Trial is to be given me, as II
would seem. 1 gave the names as soon
AS could get at Them. of the persons |
wished to have called as with sses, and
WAS assured that Lhey would be subpe-
paed | wrote down a memorandum to
Ina, effect, SAY ing where these parties
were; but it appears that they have moi
been suhpenaed as far as can learn. and
now. [ ask. if am to have anything at all
deserving the name and shadow ola tair
rial. thai this proceeding be deferred until
!, morrow morning. am IN hopes that
c,uu,el may arrive who WI attend to see
ing thai / get the witnesses who are nee
eseafy Tor my ueV"eo'
am myself unable to attend ut. and
have given all the attention possibly
could to it, but am unable TO see or know
about them, and can't even find out their
names, and have nobody to do my er-
rand, for my money was all taken from me
when | was sacked and stabbed, and have
not dine. had two hundred and ti.ly
or Sky dollars in gold and silver taken
from my pockets. and now have no posi-.
bic means OF getting any b"dy to 60 my
4,rands for me, and they have not been
d me, nor have all the witnesses been sub
penaed. They ate all within reach, and
are not here. | <a
ask at least until to- morrow morning
to have something done. lfany,hirg is de-
signed; if not. am ready Tor anything
thai may come up. ia ,@faa
Brown then laid DOWN again, dew his
blanket over him and appes,ed TO sink into
mpouil slumber. Mr.. Hoyt. Browns
counsel from Boston, asked tor an adjourn
ment ill morning, Oh the ground that
Judge TIdden would probably arrive du-
ring the night and be able 10 appear AS
counsel. He excused himself from con-
ducling the defense because he was not ac-
quainted with the Virginia criminal code.
Alter. further CONVERSATION between the
counsel, Mr. Green arose to stale that Mr..
Botts and himself would now withdraw
from tile case, and could act no longer in
behalf of the prisoner.ile having got up
and declared that he has no confidence IN
the counsel who have been assigned him.
Feeling conscious that have not been able