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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

r<a-Rcv. DR.. Scott, President Of
the Washington (Pa.) College, while
cutting straw on New Years, unthought-
fullp placed has hand under the knife
Of the cutting box, and had three OF
his fingers severed. The FIRST and
third fingers we're cut of just in front
of the FIRST jeint, and the second FIN
ger just back of the third joiat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

gW Mr.. ADAM QuIeIEy, died at
the residence of his father in this place
on last Sunday morning, after long
and painful illness. lie leaves a wife
and two children. His funeral takes
place to>day (ruesday) at 2 o'clock P
NJ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Notice

Ys hereby given that there will be an election
held, al The usual pisco OF holding elections
in Cadiz 10 ~nship, on Wednesday. Q 2sih dny
OF January. 1863 tor tbs office Of Justice OF t'le
Peace tor Cad,x township, in place oi Thomas
phillips, Eeq,, who has offered bis resignation
Nv order oi Township Trustees. .
F7''7E JESSE ARNOLD, TT. CLERK.
I Jan. IL, 1894 ''''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
Guardians Sale.

b.
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
L Court of Harrison County Ohio made on
the 18th day of January, A. p, 1868, in The
case OF A Jul Schreiher, Guardian OF Rachel
E. and Lewis d Winrod, against his wards
the undersigned will! on the 7th day of Febru.
ary, A.. D 1869 at IL o'clock, on the premises,
offer at public sale, the following described
real estate, situate In Harrison county. State
of Ohio, to wit: North heast quarter OF Section
sixteen, In Township ten, rshte six, in the
Sleubenville Land District, containing seventy.
two acres, more or less. -.a. .,..-..,. j "a,
Terms OF Sale -0ne-thifd cash on the day
Of sale, one third in one and onesthifd in two
years from the day oi eole, to be secured By
mortgsge on the premises sold, and the deferred
payments to bear interest ut the rate OF pei
cent per annuni, pnyable alnu ally.
Appraised at S650,00.
l A.JuL SCHREfBER, sa
aa Guardian Of Rachel e.
and Lewis d. Winrod.
PHIbrr DohARrE, ATTY. I. +. s..a.es s.., d.
Jan IA, IS63-4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

Dw Gold is selling at Al cents pre-
MUM in New York City. #
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
NEW WApvERTIsING RATES

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the Ruhiishers OF papers
in Csdiz, 10 take effect from and after January
J, i663.--A NJ
One sausre tien lines' or less. three or ..fI
a. each subseqteut Insertion. go so
do three months ;. ..... 80. = 100
do h six months. ..g..,s. s.s...... 5,0D
do ri twelve. months. ..sa"." 500
Two squares, three months. -. ....... 800
do six months -......... 800
s do, IL twelve months $50. .s...... 1910
Three squares, three months.......s... s,Ov
do 5 Fix months. .... ii'N
10 tweivs months. ....... 1910
rrcfessi onai cards, one year. 800
Legal advertisements. one or thrse in
sertiOns, p:r squsre OF ten lines...... l,2o
Each subsequent insertion, per square,,. ~ ~
Divorce n0tices, not exceeding 20 hnes. 3,Vu
Each. sdditionai ten lines ......os.s... wv
Attachment notices. ZNV
Admipistrntor's or Executors noiices.... ZoO
Announcement OF IN arriages and deaths Tree,
Obituary, charitable and religious no iices
per line. e.....-...sss.......'..
TsbulsL cd vertiso.nenB will be charged
at double price.
Business notices in local column, ten lines
or less ............... '.......... lIW
aTAll legal advertisements, divorce, at
atachment, adminstrstor's executors, obituary
charitable. religious and business notices, 70 be
paid tor in = II csses, IN advance.
X. HATrON, Editor Republican.
C. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
- T g R E!

- IL o E& IL
IVA. NHain street. Wheeling, VA.
| CTONE & THOMAS announce to their
y friends ana the public that they are in re.
ceipt oil their stockof Fall aud Winter Goods.
embracing Dry Goods In all their varieties.
Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, MilIin.
cry Goods of every variety Notions. and Va.
| in some respects. the most desirable we ever
brought. to the city Our cust0niefs may rest
assured that they will reap all the adva ritases
thst fair dealing. long experience, close at.
| tention to business, careful buying, and bhyitig
with Cash, cun give them, We buy most of
our goods with cash. directly from the man.
uincturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
a large Jobbing Trade, and invite the attention
OF Merchants to our siock before buying, and
| Tailors to our stock OF Cloths, Cassirneres and
| Vestings. ..-.
Without parricularizing, we will say we
keep the largest ht6ck in the city of the follow.
ing as weA as All goods,
Dress silks. Of avery style and price.
Millinery goodS, sfiks, veivets. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, Of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis ol every grade and price. ID.
Plslds g. Prints, Il worsted fabrics for dresses,
Cloako and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks, ,Muslins,
Flannels, Blankets, and goo>s for Men d
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shalt sell cheaper.
Our stock of FURs will Sc foust to be very
desirable. We ask attention % our stock Of
Carpe,ing, etc, which is We. full and at low
! prices.
All goods sold at small advarce on pur.
chase. a.r r=r a&r a. ..t
Persons making pur chases in the city will find
tito their interest greatly to give US call be-
tore buying.
Parcels sent 10 any part Of the city FREE.
Remember the sign OF the "Goidenile s.Hive," /"
near the Suspension Bridge. e
~, III. i .s.. STONE e. THOMAS.
Now. le6l-F t...S ,. ..,a.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
8. FERGUSON,
confectionery and Variety stOs
Opposiisthe Public Buildings,
49, r.-. Cadiz, Ohio

g FERGUSON respectfully iliIoFins n
-. friends that he ID stiff In the businessi-
the building directly opposite the Public Builc
ings, where he offers fer safe large ana we
selected assortment of Confectionaries, &c
among which may be found the following:
Common g. fancy Candies Of all kinds, Almont
filberts, Cream End Pea Nuts, Rsisins, Figs,
Dates, French Currsnts. Sugar, Soda, But
ter and Water Crackers, Western Re-
serve and English Cheese, Ground
and Bark Cinnamon, Pepper,
Ginger, Alspice 4 Starch,
1 Fine and Common Ci-
.t.y . gars, Tobacco and .
Snuff, Pulverized White Sugar. assorted Pick
les and Pepper Sauce, Combs, Port Monica,
and Pen Knives, Visiting Cards and En-.
yelopes, Watch Chains, Keys and
Guards, a fine lot of common
Jewelry, TOYS of all
descriptions. r.a.. s...E
aTAs he intends to sell cheap, he hopes hi
friends and the public generally will favor hin
with their patronage.
srCountrJ Confectionaries can be supplied
st his establishment on the very best terms.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

Trains on the Csdi. Branch are nov run run
Ming IS foiIOss; AiiA a.a.slDlnoIi
49,, c,d,.. s.ss A. n. $50 A. n: $50 ?.
Is,;.s ssC.di. f.ls /" Has 74s
Tn, train having csdiz at 6:S5 A. n. con
80. with the train going West on the main
ross; the train leaving at $50 A. N. connects
rSth the train going Fast, and the train leas
;sr 4 $50 p. n. connects with both Eastern
, and Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21
GROCERIES: GRoCERIEs
GEORGE d WILSON'S.

VTTE have on hand. and are nov ns~eiving ?
w IRON the South and East, the largest
Stock o. Groceries ever brought 70 CsdiF, 70
which we wish 10 call the sttenuon ol Reiail-
ers and others wishing 10 parehnse for their
own consumption. Weare determined 10 sslI
a. low IL not lower than either steabsnviile
or wheeling prices. Our siock eonAistt in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

1.T-i G's3 81 g8, Ul haF8fa rth94E8eH 1k
.l1 jaatas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
no rHEPATRONs OF THE WING.

For twelve months past advance payment om al new SUD
scrbsrs strictly enforced according to announcement OF
previous date The enforcement OF Ike terms with the old
patrons paper has for long me been known and JsH
to be necessity equally urgent bot relying upon these patrons
soniorm advance from mere sense Of Justice to
Us remembering al business transactions for months past
have strictly cash terms have heaied TO the
names sach In We and ourselves with
iage rapidly Increasing Indebtedness nom this source, Ni
facilities for collecting due and adopt
Of sEprerVaon, he following terms Of subscription
Tor The future
No viii be entered without payment In advance and every
VIII certainly taken OF books At the expiration Of the
zine paid for
papers going persons VINO have paid for the same
periods advance Of this date viii be discontinued 81 the e1
pAon OF the e paid for unless renewed BY advance payment
The papers persons who In for past sub
aorpon continue thus be until the ar day Of April
next discontinued that day. and subscriber Of this
-a subscriber until all arrearses are paid
~ hsnseorth be strictly BY the square according
our published Annual and other terms Of aesounoda-
500 elected by special with the Office
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
Seward.

Whatever fate may Overtake the other actors IN the
bloody drama now being enacted there are two, who,
in an especial degree merit the punishment OF blood ana
the eternal execration of mankind. These Seward
and old Scott In their hands the issues of peace
and war. They deliberately and in cold blood appealed
to the sword On their heads rests the responsibility
for subverted liberty and all the horrors and carnage Of
widespread and desolating war. We supposed, when
SCOTS letter was published by John Van Buren,, that
the old scoundre attempting to throw of the burden
of odum and execrstion which he felt to be accumua
ting on him In that production, he had submitted an
alternative proposition for peace and its general tone
was adverse to the practicabiy of Southern subuga
ton. But our supposition was unfounded. The old
wretch was infatuated and doomed aud refused to proh
by the ocious kindness ofhis friend. His pension from
the Yankee Government at stake aud he Sc, about
publishing series of to prove that be had always
been eager for war he continues to receive and to de-
serve his pension and the excavations Of the human
race.
Seward he other chief prOvoker Of boOdshed, more
willy than his doty associate, has been attempting to
dodge the responsibilities Of his crimes. Within the
last few weeks, he has appeared in entirely new
character The author of the irrepreSsbe conaic-th'
father Of the Black Republican party-the originator Ia
this country of prisons and arbitrary arrests he
has recently presented himself to the world as the
martyr of conservatism and humanity. Affecting to
dread or really dreading the fendsh brood of his own
begetng he resigned his Office, and, in effect, appealed
to the sympathes Of mankind
We know not how this trick affected others-but, if
possible it aggravated our loahing for this poisonous
reptile But that it viii effect his object, would be to
suppose that Divine justice has ceased to operate in
human affairs. The thunderbolts may be suspended,
but they never fail to fall in due time upon the guilty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
Our Danger and our Duty.

The hour Of victory to the unwary the hour of peril
We have suffered heretofore from the iucauOn that o!-
lows success and the over-confdence that frequently
results from tested superiority. The enemy are bated
TAN points but their strength but little diminished,
and their malguily not all Modified There was
greater need for US to be on the alert, than nov.
very large proportion of the Yankee army are nine
months men and their time will expire next Spring and
Sumner It is therefore true, as the Wilmington Jour
nal saws that if they mean do anything, they must
do il now: aud We may rest assured that they will put
forth all their efforts for after this nine months levy
exhausted and discharged they confess they will be
able to get up another army But the power the enemy
can now bring to bear is enormous, and although his
masses are cowed and defeated they still formidable
from their weight discipline equipment and resources.
Now, therefore is time Of peril as it is the crisis
which must if we properly.aval ourselves of its oppor
tunities, eventuate in complete triumph.
It's incumbent upon US them instead Of being luled
into false security by recent victories, to brace our
selves up to meet even more trials than ever,
during the coming Spring. 1t may not be, but We may
fairly expect that all the force that the combined army
and navy of the Lincoln government can bring to bear
against US during the Winter and Spring months,
will be brought 10 bear. We must brace ourselves
up to meet another wave likely break upon our
shores and we may comfort ourselves, while doing so,
with the reflection that though possibly the most vo-
lent it must in the nature of things be the last Let
the coming effort invasion be hurled back at almost
any cost and it will be hurled back-then the war is
over.
NoD is our time to prepare-to be ready-tobrace up
our nerves-to stand to posts. Hereafter we may
think of other things.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
~ MoxpAY. jan 8. issa

MONDAY Jan I, 1853
The quotations of specie and bank notes remain IN.
changed yr' t9OG225 for gold ee1ta for silver; 25sO
Genus Tor virginia and North Carolina notes Of the denom
naon OF - and muipes Eve 8o6 cents for South CARROLL
e''S@ For The Information casual reader Il may
remark that bank command premium because
,"es IN Baltimore, at discount, there
fore used In the place Of bills Of exchange -
In the stock market, we note s,ls. Of co,sod...,.
bonds 600 ny loans at iOO do Q5 my o9 yvnI. ,,..
no. North Carolina Fights ZIG aud int, City Of
l2s and int Bank Of Virginia stock 70 Farmers. r.. ,os
of Commonwealth los. '"-N
We suboin list of wholesale quotations of pros,.u
groceries, this city, based upon asking and sens
at the leading houses During the week.
auction sales will take place, which will establish sasac
tohly the market rates Of various articles.
PTorsORsSupply OF Bacon limited-Hog Round 6570
NJ Butter hrn at sy5Gtl.5O. Cheese 31250lb0 q H.
Sugar 5000, cts, White Clarified do lilo
sSa;c s,. s S.s gal, SSfss s' D. s q, Soap
new in the market. Salt S5Q4O cts o D. - I'd.
Corn IS 5a SS2S %.s s sas IS @ Extra
che Government Offering only 1910 white. We
81 af ss to Say Il n at S Rd may be quoted at $500
Produce etc-The Tobacco market has not fairly open
Beans tsG4 y bus BeesTax Is cts Taiow S0@75 Cts Oats
In demand at ~ 5O26 60 bus seedCover szo8O Timothy
Fruit and pegetdLs-Appos have advanced and arc now
quoabe at s2OGs5 o. Dbl As the last crop abundant
have orchards would supplies When barrels cannot be OBJ
tanned Apples be sent market In boxes
shs or strips Of wood nailed pieces Of plank IS by r. form
Ing the ends and partition Of the box. We quote
Apples at $i5 q, bus do Peaches ss2 Onions s30G49 D.
Dbl. Potaioes-Irish 1904 .. bus; Sweet t6G7
Otter AriGtes1cSPperas 70 cts e. D. Cotton Yarns o. 50
as pad BreadNsvy ~ cts Pilot IL cts Water Crackers
10 cts LquorApple Brandy 500 Whisky zee 6e123 French
Brandy t3OGS5 .. gall. Nails, saOS y key. Shot o. o. b.
At cargo sale in Savannah, Slst u the following
prices obtained for portion OF the articles sold:
English 81 60 o. ID starch 81 90; soap o. 25 TO 80
coffee " SO backing s matches eli oO 20 co. nutmegs
81 49, preserved 81 70 o. copperas 81 Turks
Island salt 40 TO 6Oc o. Liverpool salt IS do ada.
nantine candles 81 30 aow candles OIL 90 to IS ground pep
81 % whole do 81 10; blankets O. 81 heavy
white do IS W to IL 20 each; white Welsh nanns a
yard black broadcoh, ell O0to 10 80 cassmere IS
Navy flannel IS CO., shirts O. 90 deaines a.
g. yard prints q +5 Eng h long cloth 81 4o gns
hams towels eli 90 10 IL ~ D. dozen tooth brushes $50
a. dozen sewing silk SIS D. D. fax thread assorted sl 90 g.
n pins gu Is cap and letter paper eco oo 20
Coates 700 yards spool cotton 81 IS Oh $40 ~ o.
shoe thread tl2 % D. % agate buttons % 90 o. great gross
pearl buttons az % g. arabic Is 80 w. ID blue
a. 90 D. n; mustard, in cans, sl2 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06

10 ourselves and we weze not disposed to exhibit the
slightest Partially. There were a'so clreGmstsuces
STssial 61t OF t7e Whlsi Would have fsHietsa %
interposition on our part peculiarly undgnihed The
South specialization our pdyadons and miserles as be-
inc likely 10 draw us to their side The North took the
very &c revenge itself for the loss OF
the South BY laying additional duties on British COM
merce There was taeit agreement Of both parties
that whichever ultimately prevailed in the civil war Eng
land should in the first instance be its victim. we
thought also that the proposed Intervention was not
likely at that moment to succeed. The South could not
be expected to draw back in its of victory and
the North has notlget gained that amount OF self
knowledge itsyesent pOsiio2ought to have created
The delusio BY which It Is snrodlaed is gross and PAL
pabe 10 al except the people Whomiit IS 6eguing 10
their ruin Europe can see the Foundation laid vide ana
deep of the MOST dreadful eommeeia crisis which the
world has verseen where America can see nothing oGt
her ormous powers OF production aud resources when
she imagines1b be inexhaustibe Europe can see tha
the armies Of de North shriveled to one nan oil
their nominal amount and thai amount deheent III AIS
cpne and equipments while the zeaots OF the cause De-
eye themselves to be surrounded by nnumerable and
nyiucibe egons whom little vigOr certain to pro-
cure the most brilliant and complete success.
Its of little use to counsel America, If we are TO rea-
sons from facts and she from dreams and haucnatlOns
N we are TO arrive at the conclusion must start
from the same premises, and this we never can do ill
the scales have fallen from the eyes OF the nation
Then it will be the duty and the wish of England to do
all that is in her power to put end 10 war as useless
as is unnatural But she will not waste her innaece
in premature and, therefore, ruitess efforts, although
the whole OF North America may agree to derde her
weakness or eoutemn her cowardce. We know our
duty better we know the value of the opinion Of Others
and of our own and secure alike in our strength and
the consciousness of good intentions sha regard
with calm indulgence the caumnes and the aouse "hi0h
no conduct ho ever impartial, no motives, however
honorable and Gsntered, can possibly enable Us 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06

journal as person every way suitable for the position,
the name of the Hon John B. Baldwin, of Augusta
This geatIeman is well known one of The m0Er pow
eru reasoners and brilliant orators of Virginia; and as
an evidence Of the appreciation with his abilities and 1T
ness for the council chamber regarded by the peo-
pie may mention that at the last election for Con-
press he was called from the command Of the 62d Reg
ment of Virginia Volunteers and sent to that body by
an overwhelming majority of the people 10
The high character which Mr.. Baldwin susainS for in
tegy, frmness patriotism and ability, is well known to
the people of this Commonwealth aud should dele
gates see fit to elect him as Mr. Prestons successor their
choice would meet with the unqualified approval of the
whole people. The VALLEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

fHs cosr % LuHsA boarding house keep
~. ss ysy for
prices Of pfovisons are a. hIsh s
The question u sios oo.
WIN sno'e Incomes are limited and surprised
ags 70 @ country board e
prices hare reached s..1uS $50. e. .. oO ss
re- j. sssd. .I ssf cs
s s s .u sSq pss are =. kept a. %
specaato and prompt then:o bring hopS or by
selling reasonable prices aud de pae.pa
season about over ard The yrOdneven
aud may kept 4 high pes profess 70 he
IN regard to the stock Of cattle In the intsr whether Il be
large small the season 10 approschpr when Win DO
dispensed with TO considerable eItent ny large class
/, higher new than ever before hui a. ,SSe nas have
been large amount rendered during The recent hos
viii be large, do not anticipate much dsclDein that ae-
oanty far wide. who has cow I, or has seen
ans butter hs high price. stimulating u. predceon n.
With increased receipts the prices OF butter viii give
early sprnr plenthd should be cheaper.
until the lad we cannot encourage any hope Of deeins
Agent To- the purchased
c,on,h bh oGssa since Christmas Corn Meal nncon
sn Was se'y large in
will be easier. '-Pr-' '''N''
Looking further ahead we anticipate Of veg
eables The small fortunes made last gardeners win In
dnce hundreds Of others TO TRY 70 do likewise aud every ov
will something ybody h One cause OF he
scarcity and high prices Of many articles is the deficient
portaton From che Canal all the boats save twelve
moved last year. obstrct the channel OF the river seye
months past e boat builders have been
quety Increasing advantage OF public In
Of three months the railroad connection Dsno
aud Gresntboro will BE- completed hoped and afford
another railroad win
TIE destruction OF bridges the East Tennessee and Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06

harm us of the South. But have become satisfied that
h ahkess, we're EeFsby Of our sssesistieu,an
that Il would be better for us, our wives ana our little
ones all to die than be compelled to live under the same
government with them again. Ny countrymen, this
wicked war is costing immense amount of treasure
and suffering but liberty is worth it all and all else that
me nossess An OLD YIRGINIAs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06
THE NEXT ELECTION OF GOVERNOR, &C.

To hs Editor Of the Wing:
As there re contingencies connected with the propo
siton Of free race for Governor which none of us
like TO encounter and the old mode Of conventions to
nominate candidates can not and ought not to be- re-
sorted TO at this time suggest the following plan for
bringing suitable and worthy before the voters Of
the State Let the Legislature caucus noinate four
gentlemen two who have been Wings and two who have
been Democrats Let them do the the Office of
Lieutenant Governor, and the to the office of
Attorney General Let these nominations, respectively
be placed in three hats and drawn out FIRST for Gov
eruor thea for Lieutenant Governor then for Attorney
General and the four tickets IL that way formed, be
presented to the people. You viii perceive that they
NAV. or NAV not, be mixed tickets respect TO f0rmcr
party associations as acclen: may decide; anu in the
same way may be from this or the other side Of the
Blue Ridge. The advantage Of the plan viii be that
neither party nor geographical considerations VII con-
troll .ho result. and that only G. aud competent mea viii
hs presented as candidates, What DO you say
vIRsiSiAS,
s-Perhaps it would De best for the Wing nOmi-
nees to be presented BY the Wing nembcrs and the
Democratic nominees BY the Democratic members and
then leave it to the drawing to how they should be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-06

TIE JAIL GARHorEx-A special Court Of Hastings sss bsd
yesterday a, the City Hail. for the purpose Of examining Ls
vanderbilt Pat Cunningham, George Hoppe Jas Kelly Julius
pepAngue William Hartman, Thomas Tyler, John A. whitman,
James Bafy and John Barry the parties charged robbng
Isaac Jacobs Of 1901 silver watch gold and other Articles
10 the city jail, where they all for various
fences After hearing the evidence the en
trial before Judge Lyons They aaEn=d
Ing and robbng Lhemau FARRELL In the city jail ard IL.
dismissed the charge against Vanderbilt Despsngas and John Bar
ry, but remandsd the others for trial. .-.....