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Special ~ Offices.
EaINERAL NNTsCE.

THE FRIENDS AND KcQUAINTANCEs OF
Mrs. S A. Jor and family are requested to attend the
funeral services of her daughter RACHEL tomorrow
Thursday morning at lot O'clock at the Methodist
Church
October 10 'f3f j
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cENTIRAL ASSOCIATION.
CENTRAL BUREAU, Sept. "a, 1854.
Prisoners Of Var.

Peisoaersef Var.
THE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION WILL FOR
WARD Packages, containing Clothing and Tobacco
for PRISONERS OF WAR, to Colonel Jones' Com
missioner of the State of South Carolina who viii for
ward them to the point of exchange below Richmond.
All charges on this side of the line wlbe paid by us;
the charges on the other sde must be paid by the re-
ceiver Also all open letters of one page for PRIso
NERs OF WAR will be forwarded by us.
8. N. LABoRDE,
Oct lS Chairman Association
P. s.-Bo1es must be securely strapped, :.
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Murder of Confederate soidiersand
Cfiizeisssat Er0slf ROYAL:

The Richmond Sentinel has received from 3
gentleman. who WAS an eye witucss of the atro-.
cous acts of The Federal troops at FroRtRoyaf,
the following particulars of the affair:
The Yankee cavalry, under Gen Torbett, ob-'
teFd the town, and drove ont the few Confed-
crates OH picket, who fell back to Milford. At
this latter point Gen. Wickham wcttae Yam
kee force and .repnlsed it.. !,
A part of Mosbys men, under the commaifd
of Capt: Chapman, annoyed the energy very
much on their return TO Front Royal, wllich,-
with the modification Of their defeat by Wick
ham, excited in them such savage feelings as to
prompt them to murder six of our men who fell
into their hands, Anderson, Overly, Love and
Rhodes were shot, and Gs,rtcr and one. other,
whose name our informant did not rccolect,
were hung to lie limb Of a tree at the entrance
Of the village, with card attached to the bodies,
threatening with hanging on the same limb any
one who should remove the corpses from the
tree.
Henry Rhodes was quite youth, living with
his widowed mother and supporting hcr By his
labor. lledid not belong to Mosbys com
mand. His mother entreatcd them to spare
the life of her son, apd treat him SIS a prisoner
of war, but the demons answered BY whettipg
their sabres on stones, and declaring they would
cut off his head and hers, if she came near
They ended by shooting him in her very pres
ence.
The murders were committed on Tie 22d Of
Sept, Gems. Torbert, Merritt and Custer being
present. 1t is said that .Tofbert aud Merritt,
turned the prisoners over TO Caster for their
fate, who ordered the execution.
Carter, one of the two tlis.t were hing, died
the death Of brave man. defving his exccu-
TONERS, and threatening them with the tetfold
vengeance Of his comrades. If either Of the
three generals in command on that tay, who
are responsible for these brutal massarfes.
should be captured. bis immediate extentionhy
hanging would meet the demands ofjnst &C and
the approval of the people.
- .rt.s ~. 4.
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MosBY DEFEATS THE YANKEES AT SALEM,
,CAprUR1Ne BAeGAGE, CAMP COURAGE, &C.
Official dispatches received yesterday state that
"a body of about one thousand Of the enemy
moved up the,Manassas. Gap railroad on the 4th,
with trains loaded with railroad materials, and
occupied Salem and Rectortown. Col. Mosby
attacked. them at Salem, defeating them, captu-
ring their baggage, camp equipage, stores, &c,
with fifty prisoners and killing and woinding a
considerable number. His loss, two wounded.
The prisoners reached Richmond last evening
by the Central train. s
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS OF TUE PRESS AssvcIATIol

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the year
1863. by Us THRAsuER. in the Clerks Office ofthe
District Court Of the Confederate States for the
Northern DISTRICT of Georgia.
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WHAT THE WAR HAS REVEALED. Official docri-
ments from the War Office at Washington show that
tue Yankee Government has called into the field from
first to last over three million Of men. They have,
besides some six hundred vessels of war; equivalent
we should think in, what they have done ana what
they have prevented us from doing to million more
of men.
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!" PEACE, ANY How.-A hopeful correspond
rnt writes to the Mobile Register from Clinton,
La. "As to the result Of the ncst election for
a Yankee President, ! believe it will make but
slrtle difference, to the South who succeeds. If
Lincoln is reelected there will be a Western
Revolution and Coufsleracy lefofe the 4ti of
Marchslext. HMcCL.llan is elected Lincoln
will make peace before the 4th of March
Keep this in mind.
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Northern dates of the 7th inst. state that on
Tuesday, (4th) the rebel General Stirling Price,
with force of about twenty thousand, was six
miles West of Union, marching Westward to-
wards Jefferson City, designing to take the,
place, install a Secession Governor and hold the
State for jeff Davis. ~
Union is the county seat of Franklin county,
and about fifty miles from Jefferson, and some.
twenty miles South of the Missouri Riyof, and
forty milesWest of'St. Louis.
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NORTHERN NEWS.
Cured.

McBrE, Oct lsth.-The AdU1tisrr has dcs
patches from scnatobia. The Memphis Bu'le-
tin Of the 10th says the Republicans claim
10000 majority in Ohio. ChiefJustice Taney
died on the 18th. Chase is spoken Of as his
successor. Nothing from Grant; Sherman,
Sheridan or Missouri. Yankees admit a defeat
at Eastport by Forrest.
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CAMDEN DAILY J4gRsAl..
WEDNESDAY M olssfNG 0CT. 10.

The President sent General FORREST fifteen hum
dred fine English carbines for his men. appre-
catron Of thet services during the past few months
whchis well deserved tribute to then. proves.
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HILEo HANKINUION,
Atty for Ladd & Robinson.
CALVIN PEAsE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ; The Probate Court for
District uf Chliterden- ) the District q Chit
teuden.
I'U an persons Interested in the estate or Calvin
L Pcasc, late Of Burlington in said district de-
ceased,
GEEET1VG.
WHEREAS. George Francis Of said Burlington has
hlcd in said Court his petition ia wIitin---ott. uc
forth -Aut said deceased was Ia bis liie time under
contract binding in law and equity 20 deed o. him
sfit Francis, a certain house and lot c1utiin.u-
about one acre Of land situated ou futile Street l
,t.4 burlington. and occupied by said Pelse iu his
life time as % homestead and praying said Court
o. Grant license Oh the administrator of the e-tl-1
oi said deceased o. convey said premises Agreeable
Co said contract
WHERE roy. the said Court appointed anil as
.uel tas l7tI day of November A. %. 1853. az the
PROBATE Court rooms, 10 said ns trct 20 hear and
eer.tc upon said application, AMI petition, and 0r-
-era. public te- thereof tl be gwen g. all per-
cons Interested therein. hy publishing said order,
together OBJ tAe time and place Of hc1rin-. three
weeks -u.ce-s' velr n me Burlington Free Pres.
pen which Circulate iu the me- Iu-LHII It
those persons Interested iu said estate, all which
p- -iclt..us shall De prevlou, % tie day sut-
for hearing
THGtEiIGE, youare hereby notified 90 appear be-
FIRE said Court, n the time and place assigned then
ali ti.re ll said Court, 90 give bonds, che law
directs. lor the payment of the debts AMI charges
.f admin -trat.uu, and make your objections Co tas
granting such license, iiy0L see cause.
Given under ms hand 40 the Probate Court rooms
this li-h dly ,fult1ter 8. p. l-rf.
u u. WALES, Judge.
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E.Thc tr't number OF the RVu51caa. issued
at Newport. Is out. IFS publisher j. Mr.
lamirl e lately a. the Ncrgeuuf- rmorfr
who ina ncs, D.. says. 20 make good. pl-
w.-ic. union paper. and 90 make living
'-. tie viii succeed in the former. uo
4elt-the latter j. not 80 certain. in these
Jays .l dear ink. rye and paper.
Potatoes are plenty in Windsor County
at - cents icy hushci-
Marcus Slecum had $40 stolen from
drawer in hi- meat market ou Wednesday
last
Ah.u. seventy bushels of oats and some
.#y- property were stolen from cranary
h.u-irg % Mr.. O. j. Merrill OF East
la.t.y on the night OF Oct 18th.
Hi. strawberries were picked in More
tva week ago
> BODY lately stole hive Of bees from
Er Potter Of Bennington, with - lbs.
r H,v. The bees must have been asleep,
.- -e Jb'er had ho, time Of It,
Tie night uain Oh the Vt. Central was
le.-.l several hour, last "Wednesday near
h..u.ni. the rear car being thrown from
cs Several men were injured one
'Nr uu-Iv. The ear contained q cuuIu-
nr Vi 8a-Ic5or0 soldiers, returning from rec
u, re.e invasion ri y. Adams.
iac ur train from White River junction
me night was thrown of the track sc
H2.ary.
lines Bsrklcv.a b,vofl2. wasshoJa week
-. iue-fIvar Bradford nv t'f. Incidental dis
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DAVID MAco,IRER,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }JVHE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, IS. l. Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenfen.
To all persons Interested in the Estate OF David
Maconber, late Of Westiord, in said District, de-
ceased,
GREErrSG.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 18th day
Of October next for the settlement Of the admin
strafi0n account Of the administrator or the estate
OF said deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given % all persons interested in said
tate by publishing this order three weeks success
sively previous 70 the day assigned, in the Burling
In said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear at
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington, the day
assigned then and there contest the allowance Of
said account If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this LIST day OF October,
A. d. 1864.
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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IsAAC GoopWIN.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Honorable the
District OF Chittenden, IS. Il Probate Court, for
the District Of Chitterden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
tate OF Isaac Goodwin, late Of Silton in said Dis
trict deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court IN writing, ~ the Administrator II said es-
tate, praying for license and authority to sell the
real estate Of said deceased, for the payment Of
debts, and charges OF administration, and setting
forth therein the amount Of debts due from the said
deceased. the charges Of administration the Smount
% personal estate and the situation Of the real
tate
WHERErPoN the said Court appointed and as
signed the 29th day OF October, A. ID. 1864, aEthe
Probate Court rooms, in said District 10 hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and
dered public notice thereof TO be given b all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place Of hearing. three
weeks successfully In tho Burlington Free Press,
Newspaper, which circulates in the neighborhOOd Of
those persons Interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous 70 the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREF0Rz, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, al the time and place assigned,
then and there Ia said Court, 70 give bonds tho
law directs. for the payment OF the debts, and
charges Of administration, and make your Ohjec-
lions to the granting such license, II you see cause
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms this Both day Of September, A. ID. 1854.
7. E. WALES, Judge.
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CALvIN PEAsE,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. lV1HE Honorable tho
District oi Chittenien. So. i Probate Court Tor
tie District Of Ch'ttenien
To all persons interested in the estate Of Calvin
Pease late " Burlington, in said District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th dag
of NovCl ~ next for the settlement Of the admin
ls-rlti1u account Of the administrator OF the es-
tate ul said deceased and ordered that public no
t-e thereof Pc gwen % all persons interested 30
stIf c-tltc, hy publishing this Orter three wee.s
sure.ssivey previous TO the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
sai District.
Therefore. You are hereby notified 70 appear At
tie Probate Court rooms, in Bur. EtOn ON the
dap assigned, then and there 20 contest the allow
s4se Uf said ace unr. If You see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of October.
4. 3D.. ls5i.
I. E WALES, Judge.
WINS
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1. NJ o. K.-ls62-Yl we are often
surprised az the fence decorations that We meet
with in the course Of our daily rounds, and il is
source Of wonder who does IT, Any man who
owns or rents board fence goes TO his peaceful
couch at night leaving his fence IN all Jhe i'm
maculate purity OF milzy-huei wh.te-wash-uDt
a stain or spot upon it-and arises n the morn
ing TO ind it q second clifton Of Joseph coat,
glistenng with all the hues Of the rainbow But
that which puzzles him most is the cabalistic le,-
ters; l. NJ o. k.-l56i-Y, I,' which meet
his eye at every turn lie scratches his puzzled
head and wonders Whist that means. Has any
one seen the man: lfsl. JrGt BIN out, and let us
know what this 81. NJ. %. K.-le54-Yt Nr'
means Go TO any drug store. crocer's or re-
spectacle dealers and call ior Pinker.on' g N4ho0
and Calisaya B.tters, and satsfy yourself
JAcoB PISRET0N, Nauuiaciurer
Il and Do James ST..
wlow2 Syracuse. n Y.
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ARTIFECIINT
ARHs and LEGS.
PalmeT's Patents.


The American Artificial Limb Company
Is now prepared % furnish the celebrated " Palm
| er Artificial Leg also the Liacnln Arm
ghich has received the special approval " Govern
meut for soldiers. The palmer leg is TOO wide
entitled 10 Palmer Leg or a " Lincoln Arm"
u-thouf charge. BY applying 90 this Office, w 90 DR..
A. y. McLaren. Medical Director, No. Hulduch
street, they will receive the order The lincoln
Arm is received with great favor by al WHO wear 10
and orders received from all parts 90 the Union
A singular fact in Connection with the immense
military demand which has been produced by the
present war, will satisfy all who require limbs Of
the value Of these inventions. According @ the
statistical report Of the Medical Director for ,stJn
and vicinity, Of limbs supplied TO soldiers By Gov
eminent,
ALL But Two CASES HAVE BEES FURNISHED BY
PALMER & co.
More convincing proof the practical value Of the
limbs referred 10 cannot be presented.
The palmer ARTIFICIAL LEG" is the Hghtest,
most durable, most comfortable 70 the wearer, and
more natural in its appearance, than anything Of
the kind ever constructed by human skill.
over Fine thousand Of the Palmer Artificial Legs
are now in use. orders are frequently received
from Europe, India, West India Islands and South
America.
Palmer's appliances for Shortened Limb. have ac-
quired a worldwide celebrity. IHdiJi9iidis Ui0
sof naked for thirty years hare ssez e01Pisfiy re-
rfored.
''- B. FRANK PALMER,
care American Artificial Limb Companyl
ls Green Street, Boston.
fa1
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=. PHELPS. E.TArE.

HFTE the sui-cri hers having been appointed by
" tls honorable the PROBATE Court for the
District cf Chittenten, Commissioners % receive,
examine aus ADJUST the claims AMI demands "a
all persons against the estate of Timothy p. Phelps
ia-- NJ 1liltlu. il said District, deceased, re-
presented ins1lveut, aud also all claims and de-
Iuau4s exhibited u Offset thereto, and six months
OF w t.e caV ~ date hereof being allowed hy Said
Court for That purpose, we 90 therefore hereby
give u.t rs that we viii attend % the business -
.ur apo utmeut, 40 the dwelling Of George Whit
temore. iu Milton, Ia said District. on the third
Tuesdays 0f December and March next at 10 Ocluc4
A. H., ol each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day OF September, A. D. 1864.
W. V. REYNOLDS,
!. $ LANDON.
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sheridan md Early.

said Jubal to Philip: you re pretty nice mar,
and I'd like taste Of your best Sherry. Dan
II vill furnish the treat, said Phil, 80 il be.
hat you in your turn viii retreat, Juoal L.
'Ti.s bargain, - said Jubal;'' (he thought Phil.
was punnlng,
But the retreat he gave all ended in running,)
" For wine that IS good. Phil, | an great
stcker,
5ui think Of the two, you have proved the best
ticker;
zen Of Yankees next md that | am in need,
.iavoii Sherry, Dan, and try snd take Meade. -
Boston Post.
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roR HOW nErExcE N VINO

MEASURES FOR HoNE DETENcE IN WHO
null lie meeting Of the citizens Of WI
r,,sEi village. was held in the basement Of
,b, Brick Church. oct. 24th. for the rnr-
n,.r Of taking measures Tor the common
.,1tv. The meeting w, called 20 order 10y
Ar. Duncan. The Re- Mr.. King-'srv
". appointed Chairman, and ) s
>scretary.
A committee OF Eve was appointed to draft
plan Of organization. which was presented
and accepted by the meeting, and sizty-one
mcn sigied the same The meeting then
.ii,urneG 20 next evening.
Last evening the meeting reassemhied. the
roll was read. and additional names aGx
oltot.e number OF -. Col. Proctor was
,a5u introduced and presided at the orglni-
,s,ion o.. the company,which was eaec-cd by
thr unanimous election Of the following on
GERS.
Capfan-W. d. Munson.
First Lie'pcnaut-A H. Bunker.
>t5aa Lievfeuanf- Morris NJ. q edwin.
The meeting then adIournsl-
Co., Nunson accepted the capraiuey rc- .
.uctau,ly and only IN Difference TO the unan- .
imous 4e-Ire oi the company ami c'muuni- /
g.. TIE officer. have al seen seryice-Mr. .
Bun1tr in the 'rarl-hooters and Mr.. Good-
win m the p VI. Battery and are ,-u-ty
and capable men who viii make the c,upa-
NY what it ought to he. Arms have recn -ap-
rlicd today
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Major General Butler hs- issued an Hr-
der of c,nrratuaulu TO the Army OF tire
James, 600 long for our columns) Ia wa.eH
be rerounts their recent achievement, in
terms of high praise. and aunoances that be
ta, recommended ten. Srannard for promo
non llr his nerit1riaus services.
We copy that portion of the order
Brig. Gen. Staunard IS particularly dc>tIu-
sI-.ei for his gallantry m leading his division
- --Iult. until be lost his arm The command
H- General takes pleasure in recommending
G.a. StaHnard for promotion for mcritoriou>
services Fl st Lieut. C. W Cook. list Conn.
}-ting Ali 10 Bri-.-Gen, StaHna-i, has special
mention for distinguished galiantry. and !, r.-
Commended to his Excelency tine Governor If
Conuectcut for promotion.
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when the whole force advanced and heavy
fighting ensucd. The rebels rapidly fell
hack and formed a new line a mile and half
from the first position. An artillery engage
menE then commenced. Our infantry in the
meantime slowly advanced
The fighting was kept up for ten miles
from this point, the enemy gradually
falling back Gen. Pleasant1n then came DO
our lett ami a grand charge tollowe! RESULT
ing IN the total rout OF thc rehcs
When our informant lett tie tfaa- 9Ir
Whole c.tyalry force were in hot pursuit of
the flying rebels, the infantry following
them
Gea. Blunt had command Of the volunteers
on the left and Gen. Detzier that in the ce1-
ire, all composed Of militia who fought and
behaved calamity.
Oar loss is not leavy; tll-1. tlr r.l..s
Judging from the number of dead and vaani-
cd leit on the field must have been yely
great.
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hANsAs OIlI, OCT. =
Inc fight yesterday between Little Blue
River and Independence was a gallant affair
We fought Prices entire army i've hours
AicLan's Colorado battery silenced the rebel
guns.
\ message has just been received from
Gen. Pieasanton stating that he was press
ing Price with 10000 men. lie had fought
them IN the 6eid yesterday, drove them
from Independence and Is now pushing them
sharply. Price Is heading Tor Kansas and
may cr1ss the State IN his retreat. Our rear
had sharp skirmish with the rebels nj tine
Big Blue this evening, capturing fourteen
rebelsnnr kiitrng one.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. -.

Passengers confirm the reported crossing
Of the tennessee By Forrest below Florence.
ported at Centrcgiilc
Ga account OF the clp.lse of Io-en h..-
pital mail by guerrillas uuaer 3D. lot9l.l,
woman named Sue Munday, and tine murder
0 the mail carrier, four sle-riilas. VINO ell
ed themselves Confederate captains. and were
recently captured on the Cumberland River,
were shot in retaliation
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WE the subscribers, having been appointed BY
" Tire Honorable the Probate Court for the
ID strict 1f ChItteuden. Comm ssoucrs o. receive.
anime AMI ll .rst the CLAN and demands NJ all
persons alirst the estate Of Fl lr r Wright, late
o. jericho. IN said District, represented iu-olven;,
and also all claims lld demands exhibited JIM Offset
tlcrc-o- and six months from The day Of the date
hereof. being allowed ny said Court fr that pur-
pose, we du therefore give notice, that We Will It.
tend O. che business Of our appointment at the
dwelling f Norman VT -ht, n Jericho. i'm sad
District. On the second Tuesdays % December and
March next, at 10 o.cioc-, A. NJ, On each Of said
DAYS.
Dated this 23i day % September. A. D., 1861
ANDREW WARNER, (coD,-,issionsrs
i. A BISHOP,
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4 general battle has been fought and a
victory wct. Prices whole army is retreat
ing rapidly south. Our cavalry are in bot
pursuit All together. with PleasOnton' 5
i0rce, number only fifteen hundred the
rebels may strike Tor Fort scott, but will be
too closely followed to 10 much damage.
Gen. Pleasonton closed yesterdays battle
by capturing large number Of prisoners and
lAree pieces Of artillery
This morning our line was formed five
miles south Of Kansas City at the Westport
road. Skirmishing continued several hours,
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News OF the Week.
BY Telegraph.

BosroN, Oct. -


BosroN, Oct. -.
a despatch to the Journal from ;. Adams
OCT 22l av- Three Of the raiacrs are in
cos.liy 40 --. Johns. and four on their WY
there nom Frelishsburg. Four have not
been delivered up by the magistrates at Stan
bridge bu. probably VIII be. Nearly all tie
stolen ao7-es are recovered. \ hearing viii
probably be had at s., Johns On Monday or
Tuesday.
TIE raiders now admit the facts but may
deny them On examination. II identified
az some If not ell will be, tie facts wlil be
proved, and Judge Counsel viii 50 report to
Gov. Gen Monck, when requisiJion will
be urie.
I.c decision VIII be Of such Importance as
a precedent tla- the final determination will
nor unlikely 5ercierrei TO she home Govern
mrut
Iae Canadian authorities show every dis
position Q. administer the law imrartially.