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Nerhmen, Como OntI

-
DdSaid & Tie MaI'aahuSh RszemA.
III CaARLRs soDFRET LELAND.
-
AtA-BgrseA@ HepH.
Mortimer, come outi
Forth into battle with storm and shout
Freedom calls you once again,
10 dag and fort and tented plain
Then come with drum and trump and song,
And raise the war-cry Wild and strong
Mortimer, come QUIT
Mortimer, como QUIT
The foe Is wsiting round about,
With paiXhan, mortar and petard,
To tender Us their Beauregard
With shot and shrapnsl, grape end shell
Wen give them back the DIRE Of hell
Mortimer, come outI
Mortimer, come out
Give the pirates a roaring rout
Out IN your strength and let them know
How working men TO work can 90.
Out In your might aud le them feel
How mudsil.a strike when edged with steel:
Mortimer, come outl
Mortimer, cons out
Come like your grandsires, stern and stout.
Though cotton be Of kingly stock,
let royal heads may reach the block;
The Puritan Taught Il once IT, pain,
His sons shall teach IL once again
Mortimer, come Outl
Mortimer, come Quit
Forth into battle with storm and shout
de who liyes, with victory's blest,
He who dies gains peaceful rest.
Living Or dying, let US be
Still vowed 10 God and Liberty
Mortimer, come outl
-Eanav EEE.
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All Of the GrsEsnberg Medicines are for
asle BY
OHUBQHILL 4 BBoTHEB, DrugEistA
BIO 9, W, cor Ontario T. Square
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rs principal merits are lie
aIMPLICTTY, DURABILITY, EASE IN WORKING,
OIL L1NEsB, n
And its Impossibility 70 Freeze UpI
~ NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK.
Il ET 4 rHE SPOUT, doing away with the COM
Pltcated machinery necessary to accomplish BOTH
Lts simplicity makes II less liable to get out Of order,
tnsn any ether Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C. arr
substantially made OF the best material the whole
6eing calculated to meet the wantB oftLs public.
Water ean Be rGised IN L5s time than IN any
Other pqy.
II Discharges from the Bottom of the . scket
80 the power required Is to raise the weight Of
PLEASE examine DAYKIE's WATER DRAWER
before purchasiug any other. Address
JAMES DAYKIN & 70, Propr,a,
EAoT02T-Se9 ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
State and County Rights for saie. Address, .
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HL0UB rOoDT
BLOOD Food
nLnln ElnnI

~ eli sunsriuE ron CONSUMPTION, ~lncipient or
0aurmSi or nam debility Of any KIDD ~ from
mental q nsrFOas nnostratiou, brought on b. any
osuaoi @ tfptn aefonalouG complaints; or from dis
sANlA AAa % E.4tea sui
Fring aaT ottho many distressing complaints their
81 Ee haoie %, aud which oneender O~oRsumption,
q BLOOD FOOD
= alered e q Certain and Reliable Remedy. DiHsr~
ms IN sfery parioaiar from this patent medicfnee Of
NJ d9{t ltt9A COR insti0n 4 IROR, SUI
fduhsnd PhudfAuRo -, ofeery great worth, and
nany hnncreds b. ladsnd grateful fsEtimonF 10
ne penehts . hsse lerred on them.
CHuhOa 4 DUPONT, Gs Broadway. Nav York.
are theHoe pn9pristons u the article, and have h
eSuseQ9enSe dia fraud attempted upon the public
enenged ne color Of the outside wrapper rom rRl
- AELLoNi aud fncreased tbs aiEs OF the bottle TO-
ounce. AeEerl cautious IN buy Ing 10 se that Is
8o-umneo q tleir signature q on the outside Of AZ
etapper, a. al others Are cou ~terleits- Ia oonse.
taeacs q me lerse demand scr this article, the bl-
nW1na druggists have ul ordered md reoefyed aIp-
PLIES Of the new find, via.
Ohas. A. kimban, wm. 3 French, }. 4, Hsyea.-
=. eteuelsi snd samuel Kiddar r., LoEeH-
SOLD By Vim. flSKE, DruEssL uey0iand,
JUN. sbGed1W
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Tiers Is Not5ing it EqualI

MOTHERS should use It, for It Is q perfect relief;
IAken 3 month or two before ths fneI triai, she vii
pass me dreadiui period with PsrfSot ease and safstJl
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~ Look to Yourself in Tine. How many. In
oOnseQ ueneo Of q false delicacy, suffer from 8uppress-
ed, painful, or obstrugted msaafuration, AID TINA
because ths5 Erv young that byeand-bye nsture viii
WOrh it8elf clear ron Obstructiona, and ali coma
right IN the end little dreaming that the lseds o.
death are already terminating IN the system bccauss
the F1talenergieo are Impaired, and the entire ami
mai eeonemT derahged, dstilitAtsds and gets cAre-
lea OF themselves - they at, ia remedy were set
before them which would restore ali the functions o
the system, aud neinEiSorate the body, tley would
tlke q, and thus - 10 time 70 cave their lives
Parents. think Of this, and ~ once give them 4 box
tie Of PrUE. Woods Restorative Oordt1 and bD2Q
RenoTator.-lhsw York Courier.
O. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. "A Brood
wy, N. Y, and No. ia Market ST. ST. Lopis<i
HSPAtNe. ~ Broadway, all tins Family
and Patent Medicines constantly ~ hand.
Always Fresh ami Genuine.
Sold By E. 7. GAYLORD, and al 500 gEssEirs.
Also. y VIZ. RuKG.
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CLEVELAND AND NARROWING

Y "A I Z 3 d.
Inn IA1EE e; is-To TAXA ssSOt On and saar
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PROF. 0. ]. WOODS
OoRDIAI
BLOOD RENO

.rH-.Ha ..
50 cheniosily andBkiiIfHlly combined Is to b the
most poEerfal tonic, and ret 70 perfectly adaytsd q
70 act In perfect aooordaDos With the laws Of nature,
and hsncs sOothe tbs Wrakest stomach and tone m,
the digestive organs and allay all nervous and other
irritation. II Is also perfsoslg szhilaratina in its
snsctsi and yet It is nsTer followed b. IassItuds or
depression Of spirits. Il is composed entirely q
vegetables and those thoroughly combining power
nj tonic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never tnurs- ASS sure preventive and cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. MDTeEsTTOE
LOSS OF APPETITE. AMT
RA1GIAN hTfdl
HEAREs MELANCHOLY, HYPO-
OHOhDklA, NIGHT SNEAT8,
LAkGOgR, QiDDIhES5,
ALL THAT or
CASES so FEARFUL-
LY ~FATAL,CALL-
ED FEMaG
WEAKEE55 AND IRREGULARITIES.
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Glothing.

u W. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
LIE Removed his T~Hilofing Establishment 70 No.
~ superior street, up ltAiT, over Sherwood 8 Oak.
i8y'a Dry Goods store.
large assortment Of Fashionabls Spring Goods
KOU a, LEVI & MAYER,
A
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Bfal estau.

6OoA FOR sALE-A NorE AND
OOQU. Mortgage for 5000. Fret h-n on 10
aeras on CSdar street. Aiso, FIR Ssoo-hrst mortgnEs
Rouse kJEEEINfS
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Dsdaaid e he Massachusetts Rssssmh.
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CONVICTION NEWS.

z PoEspE CouRrrr1ohn Sheridan, Pat. Dpf-
Zee and Mrs. Sheridan, were 6ned 81 40,
costs included, yesterday, for disorderly Com
duet The three having been engaged IN a
CmcUIr CouRT.--The Circuit. Court yss
occupied yesterday with civil eases. The
Cornelius and Glacken trials are set for next
Thursday. bo i-1 'df .1o'a
RELiuoUs.--We are informed that the
Rev. J.. M. Bryse, formerly OF the Union
Church at New London, Butler County,
Ohio, has become q Baptist and was i'm
lnersed in the First Baptist Church, yes
terday. ~ ..gr..- ~.
wM. p, WALKER, whose arrest we an
nounced yesterday, was 10. day examined by
Mayor GoodsOn, and held over for further
examination tomorrow morning, at ten
o'clock. Enough has transpired TO make it
quite evident that he has been guilty of the
offense charged. He was identified by a
Cincinnati ticket agent as the purchaser Of a
through ticket from Cincinnati to Chicago,
for which he paid $40 counterfeit bill on a
New Orleans bank. He was arrested at his
residence, on Sixth street, between Scott
end Greenup. Davis, who was arrested with
him, was discharged. tfsrQ.t 90
FIRE DEPARTNEST.-In addition to the
requested TO state that the different fire COM
panies of this city, consisting of the "Cit-
izens," the "Covington" and westerns"
will hold meeting some time during the
present month with the object of taking
measures to submit proposition to the City
Council, which, if accepted, viii throw the
entire charge of the fire department into the
hands Of the companies.
They propose for an annual appropriation
Of $500 to each company, to keep ali the en-
gines, fixtures, &C., in repair and in good
working order. 1t should be noticed that
some of them, especially the western" are
now in a very badconditiop. 1t isquite pos
sible that the Council, by accepting the pro-
posal, may, within the next two years, save
a portion of the $4,5s5 So which, according
to the expenses Of the last two years, they
will otherwise have to expend.
ARREsTED.-Y Yesterday afternoon the Mar
shal, Clinton Butts, was called upon to ar
rest an IrishmaD, who was making demon
strations of an intention to fight some body,
at the stable on the corner near the Court
house. The man was very much inclined to
expostulate with the officer, and even made
a pass or two for the purpose of throttling
him or knocking him down He was soon
lodged in Jail. Genuine fighting whisky
was supposed to be the cause of all this.
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QUEEN CAROLINE 5 sCOESUBIAL LOvE.-Save
her usband Say Thackeray, she really cared
for no created being. She was good enongh
to Aer children, and even found enough Of
them but she would chop, them all 40 into
little pieces to please him.. In her inter
course with all around her, she was perfectly
kind, gracious and natural bus friends may
die, daughters may depart, she will be as
perfectly kind and gracious, to the next set.
H the King wants her, che will smile upon
him, be she ever SO sad and walk with him,
be she ever SO weary; and laugh at his brutal
jokes, be she in ever so much pain Gf body
or heart. Caroline devotion to her husband
is prodigy TO read Of
What charm had the little man ? What
was there, in those wonderful letters of thirty
pages long, which be. sent her whan he was
absent and to his mistress at Hanover.
when be was in London with his vxife2 WHY
did Caroline, the most lovely and accom-
plished Princess Of Germany, take a little
Ted.tai cd, staring pFinceling for a husband.
andretuse an EmpeTor1 WHY to her last
hour, did she love him So She killed her
seaf because she loved him So. she had the
gOut, and would plunge hes feet in cold
wafer in order to walk with aim. With the
hlm ef death over her eyes, writing In in
tolerable pain, she yet had q liyid smile and
agentle word for her mastap.
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BUSINESS MEN's PRAYER-MEETINa AT SMITH
Il NIxoN's HAIL.-The meeting was COM
menced yesterday morning by singing the
202d hymn. The leader read the tenth
chapter of John as the usual morning lesson.
The congregation then joined in singing the
l1sth hymn.
Prayer was offered that this nation might
burst the clouds of darkness and civil war
that were enveloping it, and emerge in
peace into the sunlight of free and united
government.
Requests were presented for one who, for
twenty years, had been church. h.member,
but who feared that he had not enjoyed to
the full extent the consultations of religion,
and who had often felt tempted to take his
own life; also, for poor old negro woman,
whose family were in destitute and afflicted
circumstances.
The words 81 am the door," were made
the subject of few remarks. To the an
cient ark there was but one door. Many
passed by this and were lost when the floods
came. This door was typical of Christ,
who was the only door to the Heavenly
Kingdom, unto which all, who would be
saved, must enter. Those who did not thus
enter, would be shut out and destroyed, as
were the anediluvians.
The Secretary of the Evangelical Society
of France was present, and being called upon,
made few remarks. He made it a point to
attend Union Prayer-meetings wherever he
found them. They had organized them in
France, through the influence of our exam
pie. The news of the great revival Of 1858
had been received there with surprise, and
had accomplished much good. America was
never forgotten in their meetings. In our
present disturbances we were especially re-
membered. 1t was a sweet thought that the
prayers of such meetings as these had crossed
the wide ocean and returned swifter than
the telegraph. He spoke of the Fulton-street
Prayer-meeting New York. He had heard
been prayed for at his own especial request
| At first, like Thomas, he had been unwilling
to believe, but had been informed by Mr.. Ed
wards, of New York, that he received two
letters each year written by the Emperor's
own hand, in one of which he made the re-
quest. The dislike of the people TO change
their religion was the greatest obstacle in
the way of the spread of the Gospel in
France. The speaker made other interest
ing remarks, and closed by requesting the
prayers of this meeting for the Emperor, and
FOR the diffusion of true Christianity in thai
country. Several very earnest responses
were made to the request.
As the audience was leaving the hall, ar
opportunity was offered to contribute mate
rial aid to the destitute family whose cas'
had been before mentioned.
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Especially Wrltten for the Cincinnati Pnusu ana
Bloc Monday.1
d. 53a3 bIsAKlAsEtG1d a sgk FE


Every hungry canary h "a disuniouist
because tits anxious 70 sseiseed. ni i's e.
Motto for wine -drinker-a little more
grape. ss'fi' o. ''v 'laa Bee
"A knight Of the garter--a dangler after
women. -..........
N-A fond adieu tadO)-s jealous woman in
her tantrums. ..f If. God. .-.. ID. .......
Why must man at billiards be self
pOssessed7 Because he always has his cue.
Love is the fashion Of woman's heart,
but folly the robe IL naturally wears.
"A cobbler always hopes he thinks It
"never too late to mend"
When men sport with spirits, they
usually have. "a high time.
The fruit of some mems exertiOns to pass
current is society. .s... .,...
-Mammon is thought to be the most pow
erful God of the day but Cannon is even
more potent than he.
-Deleterious influence Of orthodox re-
ligion--going to church makes most persons
fast-asleep.
We take no note of time, as the Banker
said TO the hard-up merchant who offered
his name at sixty days.
Make q woman believe you think her
unloveable, and you have rendered her an
enemy for life.
"A woman will readily forgive the deep
est injury, but wound of her vanity she
will never pardon.
"A fellow in town is such colossal bore
that it is said if you turn him round si1
times, you can see the tea-pickers in China
"A mans circumstance and character
should be well-balanced; for when the former
triumphs over the latter, the result is crime
Why must the great American tragedian
quit the stage in the Spring2 Because he
can do it only when the Forrest leaves.
When a man declares he hates every
thing under the sun, he often finds himself
loving pretty woman under the moon.
There is truth in wine, is an old apho.
rism; but we have never known men to tell
so many falsehoods as when under its inhu-
ence.
When woman asks man If any other
woman ever loved him as much as she does,
she desires to know If any Of her sex had as
much power Of deceit as she herself has.
-Procrastination is often great virtue
We have known many men who by its skill
full management have been rescued from
matrimonial bondage.
The moral effect of crinoline-During the
prevailing amplitude of skirts, women are
much more difficult of approach than they
formerly were. af
Few men would dare to offend theiI
wives, if they remembered how terribly
women can revenge themselves upon theiI
husbands.
When orthodox clergymen inform their
congregations, as they sometimes do, that
there is no sex in Heaven, they remove all
desire of the feminine portion of their flock
togo thither.
Nothing is more dangerous than moon
light and May. The woman who is Gibralta
to her lover on any day of the other clever
months, will surrender without terms wheI
Lunas lamp is kindling with beauty tn,
romantic nights of the closing Spring.
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THE WILL OF A REvoLUT1oHARY HHao.--
An antiquarian, who has been looking over
the records at Albany, has brought to light
the wills of some of our Revolutionary vet
eIaDs. Among them is that of the celebrated
General Baron Steuben, dated February IL,
1904, which, after the usual covenants, reads
as follows:
Sufficient reasons have determined me TO
exclude my relations in Europe from any
participation of my estate in America. and
to adopt nay friends and formeraid descamps.
Benjamin Walker aud Will im North. as NV
children, and make them sole deTisees, except
to my servant one years wages, and 70 my
Vdlet de ehambre all my wearing apparel; but
declare that these legacies TO my servants
are to be on the following conditions: that
on my aecease they do not permit any per.
son to touch my body, not even TO Change
my shit in which l. shall die, but that they
wrap me up in my old military cloak, and,
in twenty four hours after my decease, bury
me in such a spot as-L shall, before my de-
cease, point out to them and that they never
acquaint any person with the place where
was buried
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A WOMAN WITH DOUBLE MISD-An ac-
count is givea in Once Week, of young
lady, who although possessed, naturally, Of
a good memory, which had been we'll
trained, and was well-stored with knoWl-
edge, awoke one day, after long sleep, and
found that she had lost every iOta of
acquired knowledge, and that her mind was
reduced to a perfect blank. With gre at
effort she was gradually mastering, as a
child would do, the first lessons of youth,
when she suddenly fell into scand sleep,
on awakening from " hich it was -discoveasd
that she had recovered her old state of
knowledge.
The old and new states sl.srnated with
each other at one moment she was the &C :
complished woman, at anotho7 she possessed
the mental caliber of child; in the old
state she wrote beautiful hand, in the new
a cramped, stiff character, such as children
do. In this extraordinary condition she re-
mained for four years, double mind, as il
were, took possession of her, she ksiag
conscious only of the state she may hap
pen to have been in at the time.
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NEWPORT NE wS.

COUNTY CoURT.-Ths County Court held q
session at Alexandria, yesterday.
RECOVERING. James w. Tuition, whose
injury by the Little Miami cars was mem
toned in our columns last Saturday morn
ing, is, we learn, likely to recover. The
amputation of his limbs will, of course rem
der him cripple, yet it will be pleasure to
all to know that his life was saved.
"TAFFY."-Milton Tiff, the "Taffy" mem
toned yesterday, was brought before the
Mayor, to-day, and fined So and costs; in
default of which he was recommitted to
Jail.
MAYORS OEFIcE. = Yesterday William
Girty and Wall Prather were each fined So
and costs by the Mayor. They were arrested
on Sunday. 1t seems that several persons,
of which they were among the number, en-
tered the beer saloon of Lampert Day, on
Monmouth-street, near Ringgold, and, calling
for liquor, began forthwith to throw the
glasses about, and in the melee broke most
of the decanters, and injured other property.
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CINCINNATI, Monday, April 8, 1861.

THE KINGS OF ITALY Victor Emmanuel S
Predecessors Victor Emmanuel IL is by no
means the first monarch who has borne the
title of King of Italy. He has had no less
than seventy, two predecessors in this re
spect. Among the most illustrious of those
sovereigns were Theodoric, the Goth; Char
lemsgne; the Italian, Arduin, aud Napole lu.
Five only belong TO the Italian nation: Be-
renger l, Duke de Frioul (8S9); Guido, Duke
de Spoleto and CamerinO 1887; Berenger IL,
Marquis dIyrea (950); Adalbert, his son
(950); and Arduin, Marquis d'Ivrea (lO02).
Berengerr IL is one of the ancestors of Victor
Emanuel.
The descendants of his son Adalbert after
having long wandered in exile, came TO Se-
voy. Amedeus III, in 1lOS, took the title of
Count, which Amedeus VIII, in II9l, changed
into that of Duke. 1t was in 1875 that vi =
tor Amedeus IL took the name of the King
of Sardinia, borne by eight sovereigns, in-
Guiding the last, Victor Emanuel II, on
whom the Parliament has just conferred the
crown of Italy. This title had not been
taken from the time of Charles V, in 1880, to
Napoleon j, in 1906.
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UEACcUsToMED TO SALA WArER.--A GOOD
joke is told on a member Of one Of The vainn-
teer companies which went down to Pensa-
cola. We think IL was a Mississinnf
company, and is said 10 be fact. Being
accustomed to fresh water, living Ia the
interior, and not having been in the Calf of
Mexico before, he was in bliss9lI i0noranee
OF its briny propessies. Getting up In the
morning as usual, b perform his daiiv ab-
lutions, he drew g. bucket of water AT down
near some Of his, comrades, and retired for
soap and towel. Returning With the All.
tieles, he soused into the bucket Of water.
bands and face. The consequence can be
imagined. Recovering from the shock, and
rubbing his barning eysballs, he exclaimed
Il can whip the d-d rascal that salted this
water. A man can't draw a bucket Of water
and leave il for few moments, without some
prank IS played on him. DasAiag the water
aside, be left amid the shouts and jeers Of hia
companions, who had been silently watching
lin. He soon found out his mistake.
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Rsi.1.ivs ToF.:sy q vlEsi'i. s'.'s

unn1o
Saturdays Now York 1f6iae nlylt
a y6ddg nan rho ,Eives 7his pamea
Jamos Eliielt va ye6ttrday afrfstt1 ~
Detectives King and Hl0wUy, ClIarEed with
forgery ItRbpuars that about three -Weeksl
sine, the prisoner, then in Wnohing w sent
70 Meesra, Livermofe, OieWB masoHi
Stale bonds 70 negotiage. This Wg dpuBy
and the money duly forwarded TO Elliott
A few days since, the sam0 6rm received
three thousand and Eve hundred dollars'
worth of Virginia Skies from the same per-
SON, with orders 20 hold the proceeds arising
from their sale subject TO the order Of Elliott.s
These latter drafts presented suspicious ap-
pearance, and on being compared with gem
nine Viraiaia bonds at various Banks thew
were pronounced forgeries. Yesterday
morning Messrs. Uivermore Olews Mason
received draft from Elliott for 8, 900 on
account of these bonds. This draft they re-
fused to honor, but alleged some informahty,
and Immediately notified the detective
police. Shortly afterward Mr.. Elliott TEe-
sented himself at the Office of Messrs. Livsrl
more 4 Co., and expressed great indignation
that his draft had not been paid. He wns
immediately taken into custody BY. the
above officers, who locked him up at Head
quarters to await an examination. The
forged drafts, at first sight, strongly resem-
bic the genuine, but acomparison with them
soon renders the fraud apparent.
The forged bonds are Autographed, neatly
executed, but lacking the color of the gene
uine, which are quite black. The paper Is
of poorer quality, and the signature U. r.
O. Drinkhard, in the coupons, differs mate
rally from that gentleman's handwriting.
These forgeries are dated "Richmond, Va,
July l, 1851" and are made payable in this
city. It is supposed that great quantity OF
them have been manufactured, and, doubt
less, many of them have been circulated.
The prisoner forwarded 70 Messrs. Liver
more, Clews & Mason, several letters from
Washington, in which he was introduced as
r. M. Barbour. On being arrested, he gave
his name as Elliott, and persists in calling
himself by that name. He says that he re-
ceived the bonds from perfectly responsible
persons, supposiDg them to be genuine. He
disclaims any felonious Intention, and asserta
his ability to prove his entire innocence Of
the transaction.