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United States of America :

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE NtsSEE.-Nos 0.
NA HERkAS, ~ ini niormttion hes been aled Ia the
w District Court of The United states within aud
FOR the District Of Middle Tenn sseo the 26th day
Of May, A. u 1868, by John rrimblr. Esq, torn
for the United states Tor the District Of Midde Ten
ncssce who proseccs herein, in behalf Of the United
States against 100 bags OF four and GI barrels Of
dnJr; alledglng IN substance, that said -four was
seized land, IN the District OF Middle Tennessee,
on the - day Of 49, A. n. 1868, as forfeited TO
the United states that said Hour was trausp rted
from he state OF kentucky on the 1st day OF March
A. d. 1858 u tho state Of Tennessee, IN violation of
the act Of Congress and the proclamation OF the Pres
don't OF the Unite States, htcrdctng all commorc al
intercourse between The eitzcns and Inhabitants a
said state Of ,nnessoe and the citizens and lnhab-
ants OF the rest of the Unit states, and against the
regulations o the 1rea. Department OF the United
states and that said our bee 'me thereby forfeited
to the Of the United states Of America, and pray
ing process against the same, that The same may be
condemned as for cited, as aior' said.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monition, under
the seal OF said COurt 10 directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice to all re sons claiming
said flour, or in any manner intereste1 therein F.,
that they bs and appear before the said District Court
10 be bed az the Federal Court room, iu the City Of
Nashville in ard for said District, on the 9th day Of
Juy, A. ID. 1868 then hnd there TO inteTpose their
elams and make their allegations in that behalf.
f. Il. GLAsCOCK,
I".' HH Mafshal OF the United States
l.sf..tr., d for the District OF Middle Tennessee.
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The Albany (M ~ Journal says
that, "To Sp,ilield belongs the unevi-
able distinction ofmaking the first for
nal popular demonstration in favor OF
the Shareholders Rebellion, in England.
But nobody will be surprised at il, when
il is learned that il is the home Of koE
buck, the renegade Liberal and the
apolosist OF Austrian despotism in Hun
gary and Italy. Itis hardly necessary
to add, that in respect to morals IL is the
lowest Of any ofthe manufacturing towns
Of Great Britain. II we are TO believe
the London Times, its people are guilty
Of practices unparalleled for their atrociiy
in civilized communities. According 10
that journal it was the custom, whenever
any artisans worked upon terms or for a
price differing from what the body Of
Ae artisans laid dolOn, privately to undermine
their t0orkshops, and By that means blow then,
up igith ganpo,Oder,-tO 0e destruction Of fhJe.
limb and prepery' Numerous instances
we're given. An inquisitiOn was had,
several of the perpetrators were tried,
convicted and executed in the presence
of the assembled multitude. And these
are the worthies who applaud RoEBUOK's 8
diatribes and express sympathy for the
Rebel cause!"
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
o. THn
NATIONAL Claim lGEHGi
oosDUgTED hH
HARVEY, COLLINS q BRACE,
wAsHngaroF, D. Q.
CHARLES II. GREEN, agent
No. 8s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tom.
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tom.

TT1HIs AGENCY posBeasos peculiar faclftiJs Tor tb,
4 successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nands against the General Government Of RVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sewers
years'oxperisnoo IA tho management Of olsizns
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims, and the Exotu
tive Departments at Washington, aud bolng thor
oushly acquainted and familiar with the laws Auo
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to oasos arsiDs
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and Disbursing olcers Of IN,
War and Navy Departments. and Tor - Collect.
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vol.
Rnteors, the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by an act AZ Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEh
NIFTY FOB PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOi
PROPERTY, for Herscs lost in the service, and foI
Military Fay, Pensions. and BOuDty
LAND Es
We give special attention to procuring Pen4
sionH, HOunttes, etc, aecruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted ii ease or Ia,
farnilios Of such have dieds been Killed white
the discharge Of their line Of duty suoh during to
present
Special care viii also be given to olsiOlH which
have been heretofore ReIected or suspondea
by the Departments or Hne neficiently Managed
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection %
Quartermastsr's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of tho Army to arranging Accounts With
andooIleotng ClAmu against The QuartormAster's Dss
partm6nt. EfH iltfei
All Claims placed Ia our hands receive our Promp.
Personal Attention, thereby occurring msny
which, in the hands Of Attorney at any dlstAa
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. -}
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intsi
course with all the Departments enables US IN mos
eases 20 obtain decisions much more speedily than
where ali communication and ether necessary deisn
must be conducted through tho mails.
To this ond We solicit you to forward to any OF
all casea ofsueh character You may from time TO tins
have presented, and as is our custom, will fur
nish You with all the nooeszary blanks, and, wbep
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless successful.
Address; CHARLES Il. GREEN,
ga Cfvaa
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Ag-Ail communications on business with the once,
will be addressed to The PUBLIS4EHse eftke UNION,
and all communications to the Editor viii be address
cd to s. O. MERCER. 'nhf titH
Editors ofloyal newspapers will do US great kind
ness BY ropabshing the foregoing, its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months to
come will be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country aud her free institutions and the columns Of
the UNION will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events. rf rt
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APaTr for tho Exile.

The members OF the 80. called Demo-
cratic State Convention OF Ohio will read
the following articls from the Atlanta
Intelhgener with interest: f.s
vAILAEpIdHAM. '' nf
Altogether he is certainly man Of ex-
traordinary mental and ply sical vigor-
more like
champion, that with dauntess breast
The iety ~ ani OF tho 'ts Nltlut0od'
than Millions fallen angel .rt
with Atantsan sho ID. g. O. 20 hear
ihe isht ofmgi ctt mOnifolbs-'
"A man Of great natural abilities, i'm
proved by cultivation Ombining i'm
pulse with deliberatiun, and enthnsiasm
with remorseless dissemination of pur-
pose"
"fhis man will be triumphantly / ct
ed Governor Of the great State OF Ohio Ia
October next. Sent into temporary ban
lshmsnt among us from the stage on
which he has played 30 CONSPICUOUS a
part whatslu upendous plans aud purpo-
sea must now be passing through his
mind
with all his assertions In favor of a
reestablishment Of the Union, Mr. VAL
lAudigham possesses too much observation
and sagts y not 10 feel assured that the
North and south never will cOaiesce; and
We may rest cOaGdent that hnmauiiy,
self interest aRd national pride will force
him, When President in Lincoln's stead,
10 acknowledge the independent sove-
reignty Of the Confederate States.
should Lineo back d0wn from bis
position; in case Of YsllAndigbam's cleo
uon as Governor Of Ohio, aud admit his
right 10 the position, Il Is not TO be
doubted by any one that the gallant
tribune OF the people, as the lAtler is
fondly called, will be The Eucoessful
candidate tor the Pasi ienoY 10 1864 "
No wonder that the rank and Gle Of
tae Democracy IN Q. 10 are In many
places boluas TO aisSustiag nomin.
q ion.
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A KentuCsian on Aiming Negroes,
CASEY COUNTY, Ky, June Is, 1862.

CAsEy CoUNTY, Ky, June 15 1862
Mr.. E3itoy
enclose to you two dollars for the
Nashville WEEKLY UNION. Please msii
irregular % Kentucky. Tam well pleased
with your paper for its able advocacy Of
the Union. 1t arms me with arguments
against those who claim to be Union men,
but are continually harping upon the
prospect Of foreign intervention, and who
say the employ ing Of blacks in the army
has weakened, and is weakening the
Union cause, by dividing the people,
which is not true; for if every rebels
negro was in Canada, the war would be
at All end and every one taken from the
enemy weakens them, II they done moth
ing for the Union army direct. The reb-
els 10 Dixie used TO say TO me before Ten
nessse seeded, that the whites could al
hght, and the negroes could raise a sub
sisfsnce for the South, Thus you see the
e'saeqt Of strength. II you think II
would not ipiure the cause, give us the
number of negro regiments in the service
in your paper. ...
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! Of Oorn and Hay

(GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
M i'll bE sOLO AT PUBL AUCTION, TO
w the highest bidder, for Cab, (s69i hight
thousand : iX Hundred and Ninety -FOUR sacks OF
Corn, at the Lower Landing
Also, AT the same dime (3sD Thteo hundred and
Eighty -savtn Eales nf ia at the Lower 81 ding,
sale % take pace SATURDAY evening, at o'clock
T. NJ June 20ih, isf3.
". MILLS,
..r. Capt 7ith O. v, A. A. Q. M.
luneis-u
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TVNHe OFFICEI No. al aud as, on CHERRY
i street, noarly opposite the state Bank Apply
70 W III. DROWN, Cherry street,
Or to FRAAcis b. FoG0.
iunelT-st
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NOTIOR no SUTLERS.

VHT UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INFOhM5 SUI
Il LERs that he has la store and intends 20 keen
on hand duriug tho summer, very choice stock of
Cincinnati
Lager Beer, aud Sands chicago Ale.
lie inyitss thom 70 give him call, feeling assured
that no oan give satisAeton th as retards tho
quality OF ~ article aud the prices.
LJUIs RUBIN,
No. o., Corner q Broad 40 cherry st-
funaTn-Tma
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EaTRAY----DaVlasOn lOuaty..

INAKEN UP on the lst day OF May by N
i John J. Newlina, one gray ho SO, ItaeSkN
about years old, no marks, only very N-A-
sors back, and shod before and gravel a. 1hs 1t
al $50 OO ALEN. MODA NlkL,
junoi0-3to Ranger Of Davidson county
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NOTTOE.

MY WIFE, OLIVIA GUssMAN, deserted my
lNI bod and board On the 4th inst, without assiga-
ing auy cause, ana stil remains absent having en-
tered n suit for divorce.
lhis is 20 forwArn all persons from tnstsng hfr on
my account, az shalpay odobt OF her oonuachngi
but leave the matter TO the judgment Of the Court.
PnILLIP JACOB GussMAN.
gunatT-rxVa ".U..I
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The members Of the so. called Demo-
cratic State Convention Of Ohio will read
the following artiols from the Atlanta
Intelhgeneer with interest: f...
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alashriIle aamiun.
rUEsDAl n0RNlNG, JUNE 23 1868.

letter No. of AN Humble Union
soldier In ExIIe-Long in Active
servIeo--To the Great L.OYaA Arr
mics, Government and People OF
the United states.
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vALLAEproHAM.

Altogether he is certainly man Of ex-
trAordinary mental and ply sicaI vigor-
more like
'liampdan, that with dauntiest breast
The ietly ~ ani OF Tho q 'lds Nltlst0od'
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Saturday Juno 21.

Tbs folrd uow holds No siilngs the senate
Chsmb ", commenclng every d ~ at0 o'clock, q, N
iuns q LII.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Brass Band and Orchestra,
MONTPELIER MAILS.

SOUTHERN MAIL closes at las A NJ. Arrives at 90
Pm.
WESTERN NAIL closes st345 P. VI. arrives at9.l5
A. NJ.
New York and Boston NIGHT MAIL closes at 800 r. NJ
Arrives ats A. NJ.
BARTON MAIL arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at-6OOP.M Departs tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 80 A. NJ.
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worcester and Elmors arrives
same days as Barton at 400 P. NJ fepaTts same
as Barton. f .#H.t
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at $50 y o.. Eepaits
every day the arrival Of the Southern mail
The ST. JoHNsBURY MAIL via Danville and Cabot
arrives daily at 90 A. Departs every day at $50
PM
OFFICE HOURS 700 A. NJ $500 P. NJ SUNDAYS
10 90 to1COPM J.G. FRENCH, P. NJ.
r 1t must be remembered that Post Office time is some
ten minute, faster than the time indicated on the face
our village clo,k.
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DURHAM CArrLE.--One day last week, Mr.
Charles K. Gray of East Montpelier, drove
through our village, on their way to his farm
twenty-five head of yearllngs and two years old
cattle, of the short-horned Durham blood. Mr..
Gray purchased these cattle in Union and Mad
ison Counties Ohio, for himself and some of his
neighbors, who, like him, take an interest IN
raising good and valuable stock.
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SEC 2. The sum of eighty thousand dollars
ia appropriated for the purpose OF paying the de-
bepture OF the Lieutenant Governor, the Senate
and House of Representatives, the contingent
expenses of the General Assembly, and such sal
aries as are provided by law and such SUMS as
are directed TO be paid by the Treasurer by SPECIAL
acts of the Legislature. ...
SIC. 8. The sum of one hundred and ten
thousand dollars is appropriated for the purpose
of paying such demands against the State as may
be drawn by the county clerks as provided by law.
SEC. 4. The sum of one hundred thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose OF paying
the interest on the bonds and debt Of the State
SEC. 5. The sum of fifteen thousand dollars
is appropriated to pay such warrants as mSy be
drawn TO pay the contingent and incidental ex-
penses Of the executive and treasury Depart
ments.
SEC. 6. The sum OF seventy-fve thousand dol
lars is appropriated to pay the bonds OF the state
due in November eighteen hundred sxty'iour.
SEC. :. The sum of eleven hundred thousand
dollars is appropriated to pay such expenses as
have been or may be incurred under the mlhtary
law.
SEC s. The treasurer OF the State Is hereby
authorized 10 borrow sum OF money not exceed
ing FIVE hundred thousand dollars, for the pur-
pose Of deraying the expenses of the Government
and paying such appropriations as are or may be
made
SEC. 9. Instead of the credit mentioned in
section sixty-four o! chapter eighty-four of the
General Statutes, the treasurer shall credit TIE
seyere const4bles ono fortieth part of the whole
sum contained in the warrant by him issued for
the collection of this tax to each constable, who
shall be accounta lie to their respective towns for
so much of such fortieth part so credited as is not
allowed BY way Of attachments to such constable
and this section shall not Apply to any other tax
but that assessed by this act.
SEC. TO- This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November 6, 1868.
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Gbr pailp 9rffman.
MONTPELIER, NOV 16, 1868.

CURT. A. CoBURN, formerly of the 10th Reg
iment, aud latterly in the Signal Corps has, we
learn from Walton's Journal, been taken pris-
oner by the rebels recently, and is now proba
bly in Richmond. While he remains prison
er our readers, we are afraid, will miss from our
columns his entertaining letters over the sigma
lures Pr.
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X, r. RIK Err
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

asjust returned from New York with good stock oil
BROlDCboTaS, GaSSllERES AND VESTlNG
Of Late Patterns and Styles,
German Broadcloths, Black Doeskihs, frehcD
Fancy Doeskins for Gentlemen's Pants
RICH SILK AND MARsEILLEs yEsrlNGs, SATIN
and SIX Vestings, of the best quaiites'
a1rAll Garments made at his shop will be done In the
most workma like and fashionable manner =.
Garments for others to make, are warranted 10 nv
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashoni Die Ooatcah
get it ny calling at Riker's Shop.
Nav 10 1868,
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CALENDAR FOR l864.-L. F. PIERCE & Co.,
Druggists in this village, have issued their
Business Calendar for 1864 This Calendar has
come to be an Institution 1t is " visible to the
naked eye" across a counting-room, and is of
value 10 even near-siG GIFTED person.
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We advise young persons whose hair beginning to
fall out take warning in time and save their har by
using Ambroa To those who have already lost their
hair the free of the Ambroa will surely restore It,
as it hd done far thousands.
DR. SrERLIsG's ANBRosIA is stimulating oily eXtract
OF Roots Banks nerbs. 1t will cure all diseases OF
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradicates
dandru prevents the hair from falling out or from turn
ing prematurey gray causing it tie grow thick and long
is entirely different from all other preparations aga
can be relied -,
Itsawe known fact to thousands in the City OF New
York that this the only article yet discovered that Will
Cure the ri the Scalp and the hair to Grew
PRICE $l,00 PER BOX containing Two bottles.
DR. H. II. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 493 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
6yN. K Brown, wholesale Agent, Montpelier
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SECRETARY OF STARE's OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, Nov. It, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing chapters true
comes of Acts passed by the General Assembly OF this
state Of tie Annual Session A. 1868 spPears by the
dles and records in this Office.
GEORGE W BAILEY JR.,
Secretary cf STATE.
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Laselle Female Seminary

THE SECOND QUARTER of Fall Term begins
| Thursday, November 49, 1868. This Institution has
been in successful operation twelve years, under the
Principal situared in the beautiful village OF
Auburndale, on Worcester roat. ten miles from Bos
ton. The privileges for Music and French are W
passed by any schoo in the country For catalogues and
particulars apply to G. BRIGGS,
~ dale, Oct 81, 1868. Principal.
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70 Remember the Con cert OF the Clark
Troupe this evening.
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the effect OF STERIING'S AMBR0SIA IL eighteen
months.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago,
commenced ling SrERLING's AMBRosIA. My hair was
short thin and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Tonics, Invgorators, &c without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosis hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing rapidly as to s.
tonish Now my hair thick, soft and glossy, and is
Ave feet four inches in epgh-when let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use Of STERLINGs AMBRosIA as since commenced using
il have applied nothing else 10 my hair.
Mrs. L. A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, New York.
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ranksed0m Oh John Bull.

Iae true feeling and inclination Of the Yam.
KEGS in reference TO England may be gathered
from their l5urnsls. This is bitter and hos,
tie i'll the extreme. The Federal Govern
Atnf however, will take care to avoid an
epen rupture with Great Britain; fer that
hey dread al this lime almost as MUCH as the
Baiith Cabinet itself does The Yankees,
however continue to assaii the English
'AFongh their journals They reproach them
iof se'iishAess, eraftineas, and treaclery-
wees which they desire that nope but them
selves ehall employ with SUCCESS. They
'hafZe them with mareavring all the time
iof their own aggrandizenent u I'D the widen
Ing OF their iDiiaenca over the policy and com
neree of the ratiops. They charge them
especially with favoriug the rebellion and fit.
ting oui praiical chips for the Confederates,
10 enable them to destroy the Yankee com-
Merce They award no credit whatever to
The British Government for its policy Of nsu-
trality between the great belligersa's in the
American war, but attribute it entirely 10 in
tefes,ed motives-mainly to the fear of losing
destruction, in case Of war, of British com
mefcs by Federal pfivateeis. In this last We
think the Yankees tell the truth.
We have before us the B aitimore Aaaeyfcan,
ci the S:h, in which thers' is a tremendous
broadsde against John Bull 1t charges him
with all manner Of cIimes, and reviewing his
poiey relative tcF Turkey, suggests that there
hyet under coSer of his professions of II u
taity some dreadful designs sgains: the Uni
Ted S'ases. 1t fears that England, carrying
Ont Its policy in reference to Turkey, may
come On the American shore to take'cafs of
'hs elects Of another 'sick man'' Il thus con-
c'ades iis terrible attack:
Let us on this side of the Atlantic Lay q
"afhiDg by present British 'audacity' in re-
safd 70 the 'eick mar let Us take care that
wy 40 not find In us another sick man TO
S'hmih's'er hlier upon qni'e as tempting tn their
"aoiesaie cupidity as that they are :loi ting
Yser ,ser az present in the case Of the Ottoman
i-upfe. Tue entering wedge hse already
i .s9n ,ried IN the case Of our Deighbor-M Mex
NO NO Let us watch events, lsss the crowned
aoopffs oi the Old World attempt seriously to
,b;mpIom'ss ,b; our own natjora' integrity, and
si'a on ths evsr-recurring Plea Of s ate neces
hot, however the Yankee Journals may
sa-t ana swear, Lincoln vii. not quarrel with
''e Lion now. He win apologies and back
ous as often as necessary TO avoid rupture
.4s VIII leave to the papers and the speakers
Vie task Of nursing the Yankee wrath until "a
good opportunity offers.
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Mayor Coars, Thursday Mag io.--Jossph
Patrick Mull;gan, charged With assauising and
beating Robert IL Shumate and Offering VIC
lent resisiancs to officer Morris, who uisd to
prevent him, was called up. and, after an ex
animation, he was required TO give $500 SO.
cuS.y 10 kesp the peace aad es OF good bsha.
viar for one year, aud toe sards amotnt TO ap-
pear before the grand jury of the Huseirss
Court and answer an Indictment for misde
mesncr.
Sim, riave of JaGus Nash, charged with
sssshsg $4,000 in gold from Isaae Jacobs, wa
acquitted. no witnesses appearing against hin,
John ke4ey, charged with stealing jack
et, werta so, from Philip Hynes, was &C
quilted A .ass against the tame individual
farssealing gold watch, wcrih 500, from
Joaa Whisehurst, was heard nd continued
Nicholas Carroll, Mary Ssephens, and VIM
7. Goode s. Co, we're lined for keeping thsi
houses opsn on Sunday, and ssliirg hquol
without lieensA A namher Of casss aR.ins
other parties for the same offence we're con
timed.