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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
Another Expulsion from Kentucky.


The Cleveland Leader says:
Mr.. D. D. Hamilton, of Trumbull county, re
moved from Ohio to Kentucky last October fol-
the purpose of keeping school. He received the
Western Reserve Chronicle regularly, and the
N. Y. Tribune occasionally. Mr.. H. was in
Medina on Tuesday, having been driven out Of
Kentucky by the prO-slavery mobiles for a high
misdemeanor thus related by the Gazette:
He on one occasion took the New York Trib-
une ia his pocket into the school room and laid
it on his desk, and some of the larger scholars
seeing the paper in the school-room, informed
the citizens of the fact; the result was that Mr..
H. was arrested and tried for introducing in
eendiary reading matter into the public school,
fined one hundred and fifty dollars and costs
of prosecution, and warned to leave the State
Immediately. They kept his wages back to
pay his fne and drove hiri off with one dollar
in his pocket, leaving his wife and children
behind, not having the means to take them with
him. Mr.. H. is now on his way to Trumbull
County to raise the means to send for his fam
lily He has walked all the way from Ken
lucky, near five hundred miles, and come into
our town pretty badly used up. 1t is not ne
eessary to make many of any kind
on such proceedings. but will show the freemen
of thesNOrth what their rights are and how
much they are respected by m~an-6rivers of the
southern part of this great republic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
The Oil Springs.

We were visited on Friday, by Mr. Bonnet
of the firm of Bonnet, Jordan ( Wood, who We
mentioned last week, had been drilling for oil
on Mn. J~effrey's land in Mecca, and he inform.
ed Us that on Thursday, when the drilling had
reached to about the depth of IS feet, the drill
Suddenly dropped soAlc two feet, and the water
in the we'll began to run down through the hole
made by the drill, with a loud roaring noise,
and in a few moments the water had entirely
disappeared. The drill was then drawn up,
a cloth attached to the end, and lowered to the
bottom, and when drawn up it was found to be
saturated with oil. This was wrung out Of the
cloth, and about half a pint was brought to our
Office for inspection. Messrs. Bonncn & Co.,
will at once proceed to set an engine at work
and in the course of two or three weeks, will
commence pumping. They are experienced
men in the oil business, and they are firm in
the belief that their location is fully equal to
any in Western Pennsylvania.
We have since learned that Messrs. Andrew
Andrews & Jacob Messersmith of Vienna were
the first to procure leases in the supposed oil
district, and that they have the control of the
oil rights-of some two thousand acres of land.
They would have beeu at work before this
time, had they not been prevented by thesick-
ness of their boss driller. They will be in op-
Grafton very soon, if they are not already
Messrs. Strain & Forward. from BrOokfeld, in
this County, are also at work about one mile
south of Powers Corners. They inform us that
on Friday, they struck avein of oil ,atthe depth
of some twenty-five feet from the surface, and
on Saturday, another, a few feet below. They
will drill still deeper hoping to find a stronger
vein. They have leased some twelve hundred
acres, a part north, and a part south of the corn
ers.
We are informed that several other compa-
mics, whose names we have not learned, will be
ut work in : few days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
NEVER DE~BILITATES.
re COMPOUNDED ENTIRRT

MIX WATER IN THf MOUTH FIFTH TIE IN
PIGORATOR, & SW.aLL0W BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
the leaves will be for the healing of


IL maxim Strictly aulereu u
/ give such balm as have ne strife
With nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands l never Stair,
Nor poison men 20 ease their pain.
lie is n Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, L J.. LY0N5, cures the
following complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dr.psy in the Chest, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Fits
or Falling Sickness, and all other NervousDs-
rangements. Also. all diseases sf the Blood,
such as scrofula, ErysiPelas. Cancers.
Fever Sores. Leprosy, and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended to with The
happiest results
It IS hoped that no ore will despair 81 q Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
4 fair and faithful trial. II Daring the Doctors
travels Ia Europe West indies, Eas. Indies, South
strument in Gods hand to restore 10 health ard vigor
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
mere, thousands vino were on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment, and are daily
exclaiming-"Blessea be the day when frst We saw
and paTtoOk Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine
Satisfactory references CT cures viii be gladly and
chesrfuIly given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will
in noEise directly or indirectly induce or caEse Gny
invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of a cure.
Remember. consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
TPPost OEee address, box e663.
Sep. q, 59-y r. J. LYONS, N D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posi- OFzIcE, WARREN, ONO,
July LIST, 1859.
FONHgstorH daily, arrives . m. leaves II An.
CieueEeHS, do do IL an. do epm.
SaieH, do do pm. do Gam.
Sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. IOK a m. Leaves
same days at . p m.
". GrssEUItIs, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. . m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at li% m.
GreeasJHreh. arrives Tues. & Sat. by m. Leaves
Mon 4 Thurs. at 2 q m.
N. BIsOmSsId, arrives We'd Sat. by Leaves
Tues. u Fri. at 6 a m
FarmiHgteH, arrives Tues. 4 Sat. by IL m. Leaves
Non. 4 Fri. at IL m.
Canton. via Dack Greek, Hannsh's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidays at 5 p N. Leaves Saturdays at s q m.
~ Mails which leave at or before G a NJ, are closed
the preceding evening at 9 p m All others are clo-
Ged half an hour previous TO their departure.
7. Z. WEBB P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
CUSTOM TRADE.
f. p. REED & co.

Have now in Store and are almost daily
opening New and Elegant Styles Of
FALL GOODS, Black and Colored
Cloths of every variety, Tricats and
Mixtures for Business Coatings, Elegant
French, English and American CASH
meres and Doeskins of every quality,
style and price, and the best line OF
Vestipgs in Velvet, Silk and Cashmeres
ever seen in this market. the whole max
ing the largest and most desirable as
sortment OF piece goods ever opened
on the Western Reserve.
Persons in want OF Custom Clothing will DO well to
lock through our stock before making their selections
All garments waTrantetto 1t, at the
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE Of
=. r. REED & CO, No. 3. Markets
Oct g9, 59.-tt WARREN, OHIO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
Cassius N. Claws Speech.

For the third time within a year, we present
our readers with a large extra. The speech Of
Mr.. ClaYis one of the most interesting and val
liable public documents which has appeared
for some time. Read it carefully and preserve it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
Err The Glre of D;sensss


This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and harks OF our own climate. We give TESTING
niAls below from PeTsons who have used il, thus show
ing what dis eases it Invariably cures. such as Fever
and A que. Chilis. Headache. Pain in the side. Stomach.
Shoulders, Back. Hips and Limbs, Palpitation Of The
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness of the Head Gen
eral debility. Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma.
and various other diseases.
At purifes the blood. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. pTopsy. Rheumatism and NeuraI.fa-
This medicine being a compound. works upon the
Liver, blood Kidneys and Lungs. disgorges the Liver.
frees the Stomach ami bowels, removes cOstiven-s IS.
and Dispepsy- This syrup is 4 sure cure for q bowel
disezse- and can he taken with perfect safety. by old
or young. 1t may be relied upon as an e~radicator CT
the human system of all or most diseases, of the
blood and II taken in time, 4 preventative from tax
ing other diseases, such IS billions, Intermittent, ty
pnus and typhoid Revers.
No diseases can exist where the blood is n ade pure.
One or two hotties per year will secure health 10 any
family. taken at any time to suit the pztient.
In support OF the above We insert the following vol
untary certihsates.
This is to certify that I was afflicted with Dropsy
and female weaknesses for a hunter Of years. Ny
PHYSICIANS gave me up aud said that l was uast re
coyery- l then used DR.. Days Dshdelion Syrup, it
gave immeiiste relief, ard an now happy to he allie
to say that / am perfectly we'll. MARY NJ. MOORE.
This ie to cerify that have afflicted With the Lives
complaint, Asthma. palpit ttion Of the heart. and
pains through the body ani limbs. After despariEg
stmedical aid. / happened 10 lie IN Warren, and met
DR., Day and got a boule of Dandelion Syrup, asd in
a short time l was restored to perfect health.
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington, Pa.
1 have used DR.. Days Syrup by which my life was
preserved and l am now a healthy nan.
p. WEAVER Warren Ohio.
This is to certify that I have used DR.. Days con-
pound, l am satisfied with its use.
Rev. sHUBdCK. NJ. Z. Church.
For Sale by Woods & Pew and Smith. StrAtten 81
Co Warren Ohio.
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1850.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lunibUs L Cincinnati. CIeTeaad & Erie. and ClsV---
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
4tsolon. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c
=. hEntna with Hacks for RaVenna-
!" BToeeyille with Backs for Newton Fails. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Grsenville Sead-
willie. Bloomfield, Canheld, &c
" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and EnOn Valley, aud thence by P. 1t. W
& @. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Yeb. I6. 1859. CHAS. L. RHODES a=at.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
-EXANINATTON OF
o TEACH R S.
THE Board of Schnnl Examiners fnI

Il Trumhull County. will commence their regular
Examinations on the 2Uth day OF February. and for
the convenience Of both Examiners aud Teachers, the
Board have divided the county as hereafter mentioned:
Those persons who wish to apply this spring for
certificates to teach. and reside in the townships OF
Hubbard, BrOokheld. Vienna and Liberty, will attend
the Examination On Monda, the 2Uih day of February
Those residing in HOEland, Weathersfeh and Cham
pion. will attend on Wednesday, the I'D day Of Feb
rn1ry.
Those residing in Fowler. Hartford and Vernon, will
attend on Friday. the 24th day Of February.
Those resid ng in Johnston. Mecca and Bristol, will
attend on Monday, the 9th Of February
Those residing IN Greene. Gustavus ard Kinsman
viii attend on Wednesday the 29th Of February.
Those residing in BaEetta. hesopotamia and
Bloomfield. will attend on Friday. the 2d day Of March.
Those residing in LordstoWn,N Newton and Braceyille
will attend On Monday. the 5h day Of March.
Those residing in Warren. Pennington and South
ingt1B, will attend on Wednesday, the 9Th OF March.
1t is expected that those persons residing in the
several districts viii attend on the day designated for
their district. The County has been divided as afOre-
SAID. TO avoid the necessity Of too many being rTes-
ent on one day. Teachers will ind it more conven
lent for themselves to bring Siafes, instead Of Aliases
OF Maps, into the Examination Room.
1t is important that Teachers be prompt, in att nd
ance, At the hour specified.
The first six Of TIE examinations will lie held in the
Cosrt House, the last two in Empire Hap, at Warren.
and to commence each day at 10 O'Clock.
W~HTTTLESEY ADAMS.
Warren, Ohio, Jan. 25, lS6l.-6W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
Eden Seminary.

Eden Seminary.
The third or spring term of Eden Seminary,
viii commence on the 18th of March. Quite a
number of rooms are in readiness for those de-
string to board themselves. Boarding in pri
Tase families can be had at SI.75 per week.
s. ?. DeRord.
LorJsssyn, Feb. q. 90.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
TIKI
aUesftfa Ressfbc e4foqicie
HaPGOOD & ADAMS, PropffetOrs.

TERMS-One Dollar and F1Ry Gents, in
advance; Two Dollars, IL payment IS not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued until all arresrages are Paid
except at the option of tbs publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29

! CAE w AA8AaAs \
I Up IN GL.3SS CdSES.
KEEP IN M CLElL9
The FAMILY C-4-l
( gentle but active Cathar
has used in his practice :
The constantly incryas y
who have long used the g
ton which all express in
induced me to place :
all
Tie Profession Well :
thartics acg on different :
The FAMILY Ca
With due reference To-
been Compounded from >
Vegetable Extra
cart Of the alimeutary =
SAFE in all cases where 2
such IS z :
4 c II, SLEEPTNESS q
AVN LOIN.. COSTTYE- :
SORENESS OVER FIVE!
sa4den cold, which fire.
in \ long course Of Fe =
TIrB, A CREEPING
OVER II y
VI + D A c =. OIL
HEAD. all
WORMS in CHILDRES =
TI5M. 4 great PCRIFIv
many diseases to Thich =
Gus 70 mention in this
BOSE. to 3.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
JOB PRINTING.

Having : superior assortment Of Job Printing mate.
rial, we are prepared to execute in the best manner, al
kinds of plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
-sucH As
Address Cards, Certificates, Lsbels,
business Cards, Check Books, Manifests,
rank Checks, Colcred Printing, Notes,
pills Of Lading, Drafts. Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Form Books, Receipts,
Hlanks, all kinds, Handbills, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing, at
prices that cannot fail to suit, and with the greatest dis
patch. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
ofCArds and hne Stationery, from which those in want
OF Printing can select
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
Positively 40 SHALLA ACCOUNTS NlIE

This mode OF doing business win enable hin to Oh
viate the usual necessity imposed en- al business men.
Of tax NJ prompt men .or the losses iE-drrsd by giving
I credit TO irresponsible hay erS
Having briefly stated his terms he vonli nov invite
attention to tbs fact that be has jGzt returned from the
east, With 4 splendid stock Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Iagh D. Wick, ~plslniiE,1
v. In the COurt or Cvznon
John rouas and pleas for TraGban Coanty
Isabella Young, deftI-J Oils.
The defendants, John Young and Isabella To7ng.
non residents. will tase notice ths; she plsirtiG. Hugh
B. Wick. did on the 18th day CT January, 1850, fis MA
petition in said Court OF ConzOn Pleas. syering that
said John YonnE Il indebted 70 him on his promissory
note fo- tn sun Of six hundred dollars With annual
interest az ten ? cent. from april lS,.ls5s, land also
The sSiI note 10 scared by mortgage on lands in
Nea.hsT sfsld. o.. and executed BY said Johr and Is
ahsiIl Young, AID Prlys for judgment. and In default
Of payGeui, that said Eortgsged premises DO sohi--
ssd defendants se required TO answer on or before
Saturday. The Eth day OF March, Is5a. n said Jadg
nsut Nil BE taken a. prayed for ~ said plslntiT.
Y L. 4 U. II. HCTCRIS5,
January IA. lsea.-IW Atsys Tor Plaintiff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
PRICE . DIMES,

THE LIVER ESTTGORATOR IND FAMILY
cdTHaR7Ic PILLS are Te;ailsd By Druggists gen
eially, and scld wholesale by the trade IN all the large
towns. :. W. SASEORD. NJ. D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Jan 25, lsCO -ly al broadway, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29

+. SIR TIGHT, AVID WILL
9TE
~I-HSRTTC Pill Is :
lc.Nhish the proprietor
-nore than twePty yssrz.
- ng demand rom tho=s
PILLS, and the sat sfze-
esard % their use. has
- them within tie reach Of
know that different Ca.
hiportiJgs Of the b0Wels.
TiIARfIC PILL bss,
this we'll established TACT
ga variety % The pnrest
~ which act alike sn every
~ canal. and are GOOD and
LA CatharGc is needed.
CIENTS Of the 0
aSiPAIES ~ THE BACK
~ \ EsS, PAIN AN D
1WHJLE BODY. from
quently,i IL neglected end
1ver. Loss OF Ape
sESSATI0N OP COLE
. 4
~ W IN II
lTORT
ADULTS. RRECMA.
DisR Of the BLOOD and
~ Idesh Is heir, too aam=T.
advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
8 Q HELP! HELPI |!

HELP! HELP! HELP!
RUY where you can buy cheapest.
u Get your work done Ehare yen can get It ZONE
the cheapest and best
The Subscriber having purchased the shop and
machinery formerly belonging to Charles Messenger,
situated on Calmly Hill. is desirsus Of informing the
pub tic that IN connection with earpenteri1g and JOIN
ering, ! intend TO manufacture Thermometer Charms.
straw Cutters. Ehesl5arroEs. Fork and Hoe Hardles-
ard Delsno's Independent Horse Rake. which l viii
sell cheap. Buzz saving. Circular Phning and saw
ing, Turning, with various articles made TO srderr
such as Doors and Window Frames
Yeb. ]. lSSO-3r J. ]. GILLMRR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29

Justices, and Coastables, Blanks,
TARRANTEE, MORTGAGE 4 UT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPENAs, EIo.
Constantly on hand and for sale
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

bought with great care OF the most popular importia
ani johbiHs hoas-s in New York and Philadelphia
The puhlic are respectfully iavitel 70 call aud eI-
anime styles AMI prices for themselves
The highest market; price in cash or goods ! for
produce.
ect-9j, SO. Market St. Warren. O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29

FAMILY
CATHARTlG PILLS,
IN 4.
CnNpnINnEn FR0M

URE YEGET-SBLE EXTRACTS: - PUI
UP ~ GL.3SS C.4SES. SIR TGHT, -4.TD WILL
! gGED ~ gKY nyIHqTE
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THE ADMIRABLE QUALITIES
DIR.

viii be in Warren. GaskiIl House. again. on Wedns
day. March sSth, Garrstsville. Thursday, March
AMI youngstown. Tuesday March =7th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

Tue ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. Feb, 1860, is a
right neble number of a periodical that al
ways comes up to the mark OF the high call
iDgn which public opinion has created for
periodical literature in particular. If Mr..
BTDwELL, the ''genilemanly editor and pro-
prietor" were known to us personally. We
might say great many pretty things about
his care of the Eciecse, but as be is MT we
don't like 10 do it,. May be be migh.n't like
it-h0w can we tell now? There are so many
pretty ladies in The world who have serious
objections to being told how beautiful they
are, and for aught we know there may lie n
magazine editor who don't like to hear his
pet magazine praised. II the gentleman will
"drop US a line by return mail, signifying
how he islands on that question:" we'll en-
deayor TO be all o. K. in future. Speaking
of dropping line" reminds us of that face
tious little correspondence held by james Bu-
ehanan and Queen Victoria, by means of The
Atlantic Cable. Tin days OF yore,) and that
in its turn reminds Us that in this identical
number of the Eclectic you will find as elegant
a mezZoiint Of said Victoria as has ever been
presented to the admitting gaze of an euthu-
siastic public. She is faced" by the .lron
Duke" as guard of honor. aud the columns
Of letter-press drawn up in the rear, are alike
crcditabIe to the heads from which they sprang.
tPallas-like,) and w. H. BIDwELI. their .7sfe
d Arnee."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
S SENATE.
TUESDAY. Feb. 2.

q.
The Speaker presented letter with reso-
luiians- from the citizens OF Hamilton. Ohio
xpressing regret that The Legislatures of
Tennessee and Kentucky could not accept
their hospifalities o. their recent excursion.
He also presented communication from
the American Printing Company for the
Blind. Referred to the Committee on Edn-
cation.
Mr.. Thompson prespnteda petition from
Cato MeKeen, of Nashville, in regard to inn
provempnts in navigation.
= Mr.. Stovall introduced bill tn conform
and ratify the Report of the State Line Conn
missioner between the States of K-ntucky
and Tennesse ard Tennessee and Virginia.
Passed first reading.
Mr. Boyd. bill for the relief of VIM. Craig
and others OF Knox county. and James NJ.
Nicholson. of j fferson. in regard to State
revenue paid over under Instructions from
the Bank of Tennessee. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Siovall, resolution authorizing The
Comptroller 10 issue his warrant to w. G.
Dunlap. commissioner 10 negotiate with tie
Legislature of Kentucky for certain territory.
Adopted.
Mr.. Peters. bill for the relief of Robert
J. Church and others. Passed first reading.
Mr. Boyd, bill to Iegalize to action of
James ii. Armstrong. entry ttker for Knox
county. from ,nuary 1855 to January 1860.
raised nfst re adlng-
Mr.. Minis, bill to amend The law of
garnisheemenis. Passed first reading
The resolution in relation 10 the printing
of The Report of the A Agricultural Bur au of
the Stale was taken up. aud amended so as
to have printed 5000 copies OF the Report.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING. =
The bill in lieu of the bill in regard to the
suspended debt Of the Bank If Tennessee,
was adopted and thin passed on its third
| reading.
The bill to provide for the custody of the
| Stvte Capitol and of the Capitol square Tor
| the enclosure of The same, also providing for
| jected on its third rcading, yeas IL. nays IL.
| Mr.. Bradford entered motion to recol-
| slider. aid the motion was taken up.and the
vote was reconsidered and the question COM
! ing up on the passage of the bill the vote
| was taken with the following result yeas
H. nays 10.
The bill 10 repeal section ZIG of the Code,
was passed on its thiid reading
The bill for the benefit of The Branch Bank
at Somnerville, was passed on Its third read
ing.
The bill to change the name of Purdy
University, was also passed on ills third read
ing.
House bill for the relief OF Spencer Henry,
tax collector of Blount county. was passed
firSl reading.
Mr.. Newman, (Mr. Stovall in the chair
Introduced IA bill regulating The testimony OF
witnesses in certain cases.
The Senate then adjourned to 8 a. M, to-
morrow. 49,