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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
AGAIN AND AGAIN,

Our readers may think 1t strange that often urge
upon their attention medicinal preparation Already
have we for number Of weeks, urged the importance
OF supply OF Goes Cough Basam in the house. ready
Tor immediate use But excuse is the vast amount
OF sickness and death that the immediate re-
sn OF sudden coughs. colds and pulmonary attacks
while thousands OF our children dying from cronp
and lung complaints Time and experience have proved
that Goes Cough Baisam s the most speedy reliable
preraraton ever known to the world Like magic il
evs the irritation Of the throa the soppages
that prevent breathing in Group and heals all
OF the throat chest and lungs No should neglect
to supply his family with safe and reliable medicine
like Goes Cough Bslssm. any more than he should neg
ect the supply OF their daily bread II but forty
cents aud the battles contain twice much those
any other remedy at the cost while in merit Il
superior to all others. All drug keep sale
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
5pffial Notilts.
COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

COLGAEE'S HUME SUM
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand fs made from the choicest materials is
mild and emolIent in its nature, fraErantly
upon the skim Rors BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers feb1-daw1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

TO look through stock, believing that We max
il to their interest 10 do go Orders viii be filled with
crnpulous regard for the interest 81 customers
feb6-d 9. POLLOCK co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

P.s-Wholesals HlosT Depot. n 4ttention Of ths
trade h invited their yaricss tD 11our they
viii sell lower thsn be bought ess3hsge Gugge-
hms Ground and Essencs Of Coffee on HAND; also, nas
Potatoes.
CAsa advanced on ooasignnents. apr2o-dn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
DISEASES Of the Ncrveus

- Seminal, Urinary aua Sexual 9vs
Sems-new and reliable traetnsnt-in repoefs a. n,
HovAHD By NAH In sealsd lettef 8
vslopes reeof charge Addzpss DR.. sxILIfs ousn
pa'a' r. aprl-A4w1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

WANTED-Hides, Bacon, Lard, Tel.
wv low, Whifs DsGns, glHx Gssd, Rss}Asrs, BseswrG
Wool Rag, Potatoes Onions, Batter, Es, Appss sad
al kinds ofCounty Prodnce for which . Will pay tn
higAsst MARKET prizes n oaah.
l. K. CoCHkAM Some.
oel1>A0n L. Main D., scar 81, 1sskak, lows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

"4s the Phoenix rises from the ashes ofits fre rp.t
ed With ne~ does this Elixir reuvensto the sys
ASThe Reus enating Elixir IL the result Of rncdere
discoveries in the vegetable Kingdom being an entirely
new and abstract Of cure irrespective Of all the
ASThs medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical men Of the day. and ty them to BE-
c1e II the greatest medical discoveries Of lineage
u4-One bottle will cure general Debility
UA-Afew do.es cure. Mysteries in females
UA.0pe bottle cures PaIpitatien OF the Heat
AFrom to tnree bottles restores the fnanIinese
and frlI sEor Of youth,
HN-A few doses restores the appetite.
A6-Three bottles cure the worse Of Irnpotercy
ga few doses cure the low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power
tM-4 fee 6csss restsves tks crrans of s<aersstc~
HS-A fev doses bring the 10 the cheek
HN1hs medicine restores TO mans vigor and rchrs.
health the poor detiiitsted wornown despairing
4Ihe iistless. enervnted youth the ed naa
of business the victim of depression the ird
vidus suffering from general debility from weskness
Of sngie organ, will all find immediate and permanent
relief BY the OF this Elixir Essence or Life
A4Price s2per bottle three bottles for S. and fop
ward BY Express on receipt Of money any aress.
H-Thc Cherokee Pills and Retuverss
ting Eiixir are sold ~ all enterprising Druggists
In the civilized world. some unprncpled dealerr
ever ty Y sell worthless compounds in place of these
those which they purchase at a chear price and
make more money BY selling, than they can on these
yonr future offspring do not be deceived by such m
principled Druggists a<k these take ~
etsSrs II the druggist viii not buy them fer yen
close the money IN letter and will send them
by Express securely sealed snd packed free from otssr
yatio.t.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address in perfectrnnf.
denee stating fny and plainly their diseases ard eynr
TOMS treat all diseases ehronic nature In male
fnae. Patients need hesitate because OF thti,
inability TO visit have treated patients
fully in all portions Of the Civilized globe by eorrcot
enee.
Patients addressing MS will please plainly all the
symptoms OF their complaints and write Postnce
stare and name OF writer plain and nelose postage
stamp for reply.
~ sesd ssr 80 PampA'sf free TO any address
Address all letters fur Pamphlets az ~ IN -oY;
etors.
DIR. w. II. MER WIN q CO..
Ao.sa Libcrtystreet New York.
c. A. COOK, Chicarn No Cd Market street General
Agent States Of illinois, iowa wisconsin M;ehi.
gan ana fsdiana, Who will supply Druggsts reg
uiar cara prices. noySU-d
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

FROM CHAkLEsToN.--ThroueA N.-,k
papers we have copies Of Southern desDz,s3aA'
as lats as the 18th from Chariestop
On the morning OF the l4th heavy forr~ ..
the enemy advanced upon Poeot4liso 49,.
place wss evacuafsc by our TROOPS tbst ,;ot,
who took position behind the Cozbsb.. 80.
n The enemy was=keA~ved 70 - s0aktur =.
BTznchvilie.
On the night of the lGih two monitors -,
sun X in Charleston haIbsr, supposed y b. =.
torpeio-s.
II is reported that the force which Ady.sc~u.
from Beaufort consisted Of the 18th and l-,i
corps with light artillery and bsrpsge tr.;r
and that sherman Was leaving BY rzirs.d Viii
the rrmainder--desiiEation supposed N -
Charleston. The enemy advanced within ,r',
miles Of Cenbabee river On the 10th. and -
retired. On the 18th the fer-ts OF the ep+r1v
were supposed to be concentrating above H.
Phersonvillr On the 18th they made uey-
towards Charleston river, supposed TO !. !.
tsiRt. Y
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

Coon SUGGESTIoN.-A matter has lately been
earnestly pressed upon our attention by gem
eral officer of this army, who is himself ciii-
zeh and deeply Interested in the welfare of the
families of soGi,rs. We are sorry that our
wan. o. paper precludes us from enlargnr pom
II We can only suggest it, sud urge lis care
ful consideration by those who have the au-
thority TO carry Il ont, ii de- med advisable.
1t is this: The great Inconvenience Of sol
dier's families, amounting in many 70 ac-
tual suffering results from their inability to
purchase provisions even with money. The
detailed farmers are not sufficient to supply
them at best. but military necessities have COM
PEELED the taking of a large amount OF their
surplus for the Army. The evil will increase.
The difficulties will become greater. The We
men are willing to work their iirgrTs off, and
their eyes out if necessary. to support the chill
dren and tie iufrm, but the pay tAry get from
the government is inadequate, since they can
not Hsr IL.
1t Is suggested to establish government shops
for clothing and such other manufactures a.
are suitable for women in different PLACES
throughout the district employ womsn as j.
done IN manufactures. and as is done with de-
tailed men, ior regular work and supply them
wiIh-raions, as part of their pay. Many would
thus engage themselves, it convrni,.ni to their
hsmrs. and the great relief thus afforded will
become evident TO all who know their prcst uE
troubles aGC will reflect FOR moment.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

FEDERAL MOVEMENTS. The best and most
reliable information we can gather concerning
the movements of the f~deIals in this State
1--WE have nothing oficial,) is as follows:
force consisting of about 1900 infantry,
500 cavalry, azd II pieces of artillery, came
out from Pine Bluff and crossed ths Saline AZ
Mt Elba. These are reported to have returned
ts Pine Bluff taking their ponteOL back.
Another force cane out from Gaines Land
ing. This was estimated at about 1900. All cav
airy, without artillery or wagons. Thry had
GU pack mules, rations for only four DAYS. and
I5U rounds of ammunition 10 the man On Tie
evening OF the Isl they were crossing BAYOU
Bartholomew at Poplar Bluff and Hollow ~
Ferry, and gave out that their destination wa.
Monror. They had hard time in crossing the
bottom, aud ~ere obliged TO leave a lsigg mum
ber ot their horses and pack mules. broken
down. Such force without artillery or nag
ons can BE- little else than raid. There is not
the slightest fear Of their occupying this poI-
uon OF country, or reaching it q. al.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
Money for soldiers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all officers ard
y privaies who have been in tho State ssr-
vice. and have not received the pay and allow
ance due them from the State. also 10 the legal
representatives Of deceased soldiers vs. ho died ir
the service OF the State. or have died since fh~
transfer 70 the Confederate States. aud hlTrroi
received their dues from tile STATE 10 make ~
mediate application to me. af my Office in M1sh-
ington Hampstead county Arkansss. that sher
claims may be adjusted ana paid Deceased
soldirTs claims will be paid alnne in l-co-haner
win an act passed at rhe lasi caIlsl session e.
ths General Assembly OF tine Slaia.
ID. MCREEkY. Capt
and State PaylaasieE
Feb :. 1895. Sow
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

SIGNIFICANT On the 4th Of January Gen
Lopez in the imperial service Of Mexico, gave
an entertainment at Pirdras Negras, to which
the Confederate officers At Eagle Pass in
vited They were Hospitality entertained. The
courtesy was returned. and on thr 9th General
Lopez and his officers crossed thc Rio 0Tande
Mid dinrL with our officers a. Eagle Pass AS
the cortrge entered the barge 10 cross the river
a loud shout arose from the spectators assembled
on each shore. and band Vt music played while
Il crossed. The McXicans received warm vel
come 10 Confederate soil. The dinner was a
rem Tkably pleasant one from. account " The
varmrst feelings Or friendship for our bleeding
country were manifested by our distinguished
guests. Gen. Lopez drunk the health of Pre-
silent Davis andth independence OF the South
crn Coniedrrat. States Indeed. every srnti-
ment that fell from the lips Of his officers were
in unison with his own
Oh men Of the North. aforatiTne our bro
theirs. now our deadIirst foes Bli id-d BY lus {
of power. greed of avarice, a thi. insanity
Of passion Beware while 1t is yet ii ~, ere il
BIZ forever too late Recognize right 10 be
free and independent! Secure BY your side
while yetycu may sister Republic. bound By
common interests to sustain the caus,' ut Re-
publican government, and maintain friendly
reciprocal trade AMI intercourse. Every blow
drives Us further away! Conquestis hopeless .
Awake The South has never made an idle
threat Do you not see your madness when
you laughed at secession, and called it gascou-
adr Believe us now when we declare that we
will turn 10 any rstuge sooner than submit tn
your snbjugation. Trust Us also. when W.
adj that we will he frirnds in peace Ii YOU
lose fhatirisndship. where is your refuge in Ihs
day OF trouble Awake The time OF yoni
obstruction draws ieArfully near. bankruptcy
u At your heels DrsPoasm srs its head a
home. You have not ilirI a mOngst the ma
tions. Wnrn The chance 81 political amt,
with an independent Southern Conieurracy -s
caprs You forever. your doom is seaied-yor
will. yourselves. become = hrwsTs OF wood an
DRAW M water" tor sat ringeTs-p+rhsps. II
Gods providence. fcr Us. vhcn zen nave .
sA~rfui~ -rvrI~i
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

sE DR.. Jos. n. Mcdowell. of 81 Louis, de-
ivered address last Saturday night At the
Presbyterian Church on the state ot the coun.
try. The notice was short, and the night d. k
aud stormy. Notwithstan ding which. thr room
densely crowded, back to the doors. a great
many standing. Even the ladies' turnrd cut la
considerable numbers.
The address was highly entertaining. and re-
ccived profound attention Waving his Der.
sonal criticisms (save that his eulocirs were
well bestowed), We heartily assentsd to ever
word. lie gave very clear explanation Of the
relations OF this Department to France, and
showed (what has Tor some time been evident
to rejecting minds) that it was the dafg oil
France. under treaty. to interfere to prevent the
sublugation OF the inhabitants TO the {, spotism
OF The North. This would inure to the brne-
ut of the whole Confrdrracy. who's. interests
and fate we have identified with oar own. lie
is perfectly confident OF early French intrrvrn-
ton. He thinks our prospects oi independence
more certain than ever, aud that have no
thing TO do but persevere, aud, If true 10 our
selves, a way will be opened to US sooner than
We expect. He closed this branch OF the sub
ject by announcing that. in case of ultimate ns-
cessiiy. il would be- far better us to resume
our connection with France, than become sub
jeet to Lincoln Straws then hoated in the
wind, leaving no doubt which way it blowed
There was hearty applause.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
C1kS UEAR.
Orr. CIR. ruR Gos'Y. DIS. So. l. 7. ". u.
Washington. Ark. Jan -. 1906

Orr. CIR. ruR. Gos'Y. DIS. So. L. =. ". u. ,
Washington. Ark. Jan. -. 1855
GENERAL ORDERS Ne 90. sers, Of ls6a.
~ Dept. Headquarters. prohibits, detailed
agricuturlsts selling more than three arths
supply Of their reserved surplus produce:sf
one tim.. to parties satitled 10 prrcha>s Iht
same under saii order.
No Agent appointed ny state. County sr
corporate authority to rurenafs supplies fur
the use Of soders families. j. auin0rized =,
make such purchases until his authority fnr
that purpose shall hs authenticated by %.
Com nsudant Conscripts DIST Ark, or b. this
Ohics
sals, made contrary 70 the tenor ef tho
above will be dlsrexar'ied.
j. w. rALLAHAT,
isf Capt. * A L. {.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

fGEN. CLEBURxE.-WheNth the news arrived
of the death OF this brave aud efficient Arkansas
General at the battle OF Franklin. it came
through Federal sources. w did not give full
credcnce to it, and therefore did not publish a.
Ne have looked long and anXiousy for some
authentic cont addiction, until hops has died out.
The fact is recognized by the papers east of ;hc
river, and is doubtless true. We have no space
for his eu.ogy. Arkansians-aye all Southern
men will need none to mourn his loss, anu fcel
the want of his aid in the future progress Of the
war.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

IE- The Fed raj Steamship North Amrri-
car honnd from Nrw Orlrans for New York,
with SILK soldiers from the hospitals fouadeEed
AZ sea ana went down on the g2d DrcrmDrr
A bark came in sight at two o'clock thai eve
ning ana succeeded ia transferring the crew,
passrnErrs. and few of thr sick soldiers iTum
th, sinking vessel. Night caused them 70 reasr
oparatirns and when morning broke, there
was but a waste OF waters. Onc hundred and
ninety seven sick soldiers went to th'ir long
account leaving no on- floating 10 tell thr tale
of their last mumrnts. Ia scenes ike this We
can only remember that they are our brothers in
humanity. children Of the same Almighty Fa-
ther and our rvsrnimcuis follow them no fur
thrr. Had they fallen in battle wa would have
reinicsd with 4 stern Joy III their destruction.
One noble Girl vi board. Hiss MiIi Fowler
had gone ont 10 Baton Rouge 70 attend sick
brother Ill the hospital. She hai patiently
nnrscd him for six long weeks and was accom-
panving him home, amongst the other sick
when thc first boats went Of the captain de-
nounced death against any one who would
enter the boats brtOr the ladies' were saved All
went hut this rirl who persisted I'm living or
dying Ivy her brother and Vas Itit. Elrr heroic
devotion ma lt such impression, that on
next trfp hrr brother was talk u also. aud for
tunat.ly both wrr- saved. Night sct in and All
Others were abandoned % thrir fate.
with dacnmr ni which plrasrs us brsirr than
tie inaugural address Of =. L. Pitchlyn, Chief
of tAr CnotiAw Nation. IL brrathrs the true
spirit of devoted patriotism throughout. u il
short, and condensed, strong, anu ts the point
Every sentence has the trut rHg. IncOnqnrr-
able and answering iilriiiy to thc csusr Of
the South ~ the keynote ot this whole. Wen
aud truly does hr say:
"Whilst thousands or white men, born ana
reared ina tha South, have deserted lhr flag Of
their country, aud become traitors and thieves,
the ChOrtaws have sioud wv firm their c.rr-
nal mouniahs, with their honor uisullird and
their integrity unaffected Like brsvr men they
have bEen true to themselves, aud trur to their
friends. Aud should ihe coming future threaten
u with annihilaliOn, W determination a. a
peopl.. lei it br thr last shout Vt the Chcctaw:
dird true to my country anu my ffiends'
That sounds liNr trumpet
We will publish the addr as sson as posi-.
BE. Meanwhile max this When our ind--
pendsnce is established. vi whatever othrr tsts
may beiall Us, other than Yankee subiugaiion;
thosa Indian nations whi-n nave been iTu. 10
c1:g cause, will occupy relatinn 10 the country
and people Of thr south altogether different
treur any ,-vrf accorded tn th N under the rule
OF Tia tru alcnt ana phalisscal Yankee.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
DIED

Az his residence in Washington. Ark, on N.
nsrning Of the l7th December last. Mr. Brs
srr MCDONALD. Mr. MeDcrali Was born u
Livingston County, K-ntncky, in lrO9 n.
was OF Scotch PareDtage His father and uncle
the noted Srrgrsnt N-DOnald. -rre both IN
tivrs Of Glencor Scotland. and his mother nss
the niece Of Miss Jane Porter. His grandfath.f
Colonel Porter, and his father, -migrated iron
South Carolina TO Kentucky about the tine q
Boone's settlement. Mr. Mcdonald possessed
a surprising mechanical genius. He never
srrvet Al apprentice ship in any meehsnicul ds-
parfmeRt. and never tuTn-d his attention -n-
iir,1y 60 the art until his twenty-srvrnth year
and vet there vas no kind Of machinery ihsl
he did not fully understand Many Of the
improvements were th- work Of his genius He
WAS man pure and upright in al his actions
and dealings. No stain rests upon bis character.
Truthful. gentle and unobtrusive, b. -DjOv-1
himself only ia being useful TO his f-llo~ man.
and the soci-ty OF his family. He did lot to
Icing TO any religious soci-ty: but it Lay truly
be said OF hir. that h- was pure, just xpG
honest nlar. ''lt hath been said for all yThe
al. there 10 a tesr.'' asd tears will always ~
shed for bis ulenoTy BY tlsss no kn.~ bin
and loved Li4I
e
KILLED. or th- l-th Dee. 1904, Jony- SrOsE
ROAD. in = skiTnish with tho Pin Indians OF
:he north side .. The Arkansas liver. Hc ~s,
Only 10 years and iH months NJ age. AM feg
whilst rsbly tglii { for eaHsr.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

Il 1t will be seen that 3. 81. Trustworthy,
Esq, well known, intelligent, and highly Is
teemed citizen, Is a candidate tor the Senate,
He is certainly well qualified, and it is free
thing in which as journals. ws take ue part
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

6Ex. CABELL.-Ws notice in the Houston
Telegraph Of the 9th letter from Gca Cabsll
80 his brother, Col Geo G. CabeIl, OF Danviir
Va, dated from Fort Warren, Dec 3lst. We
are glad to learn that he is well, and kindly
treated The letter being wholly on private
fairs, mention is made Of his distinguished
fellow prisoner. Gen Maimsduke; but il may
be fairy presumed he is doing quito as well
We have strong reasons to hope that our F~l-
!@rt G~-7r:iz II seen &c exch.9gCd.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
(EXTRACT:D
Adj and iHsP'r GeHsrafs 0ifse.

Richmond. August y. Icc4-
General Orders No 10.
vi. Every exempt and detailed man urae'
this act. shall render 10 the Enrolling pfhr'f
in his report detailed siaemtent Of the Hisrs-
eiablr surplus produced and sold by min. ~ifh
testimony that the s.llrs were to the govern
m.ni or 10 soldiers famaliss- Which sisF
ment shall bs sent TO the commander OF Cen
scripts Tor the State, and thrrerpon saiisis
tiou upon his BOND snail be entered.
BY Order Z. COOPER.
slr. Adi'tand Is.rsctcr t.s-
0-,-.-l. ~. r. rr4t. r t-sH
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

e Persons wishing the address Of their pr
psIs changed. must state the address 10 which
their papers have been going and the one TO
which they wish it changed or no notice will
BE- paid to thsir orders
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
NOTICE.

WILL SELL at Arctioa or tn. 5izv tre
a 2lsi inst. 10 the highest bidder for cash.
new issue. Tho remnant of Goods remaining
ia tho Store Hensr ct n. P Borf. dec d. at
Nashville. HemPstezd county. Ask
Is. III. KINSNORTHT.
AS surviving parln-r.
February 9th. 1875. 5u2w
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

r5- 5n. thi Gill Mi C3l. isurri X for arms
| j. wis- and ptOpsr iOr tls general safety.
WIS nave banded iu ours. ani tcel saf' in s.i-
ting I: Sset
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
HD-QRs. DISTRICT or ARKANSAS.
II ih1 isid. near Fulton. Jaa. 9Th, 1865

TITlZENS are inforH=d that ii Il cen
~ trary 70 law and orders 20 purchase
Clothing Arms, Equipnenis. &c. iroD SCI
dieTs, rnd-r penalty o. forfeiture Of properly
snd three hundred dollars tn=. or not less 5hsr
two years imprisonment.
IL. Cavalry m-n arc hereby forbidden 20 III.
pose Of their hOrf-s, arms, equipments, Ae.. Is
any person whatever. All OEirs n. ARE dir ci-4
to that this order is not violated il anr Ease
Should il cotar To she knowledge Dt any Otirsr
that any hors,s. Arms. IT equipments. have rr-rh
disposed of. they will in usg diatPl, take si-ps f
recover the article. and will r-port 10 fk-rr Hr.a
Quarters the name oi the solLIrF. IS seIl q. lhs
naIn- Of the citizen, -hn mny have parchasrs
the article. 4 violation OF IL order. or f,ilzT-
10 carry out The s.mr. will rubir-. the officer 70
arrest snd ;i.l ~ Court Manl-l
Wy command Of
Mai Ger B AAanUzrf.
ED. r. TURNER AAG ssa
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

The l-ad~r's dew -;ih riRking hreaih
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

yoaF Y PscEiTe coun'I.s, m sNisreea m -
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

A II , = -iN7a TT VI II y IN q
-@--;--~-',t sianA esaLloJ - -
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

---.A-ri-r w go f.alrf th-+-tla -l-f=4is. 'Ai
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

Y - @--4--4...t.i .-.-. ..vy.., --.I =.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

Mai Ger. J B AAseuzrf.
ED. r. TURNER. A. y sss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-01

; after she also assisted in ,oking : :
her !; that tho ssine or 4aiscsE ing lAy
she T mnd blood ON the prisoners pants
which were found in the bed,: that she
saw blood on the WOO pite; that few
days after she found the buallc which
the deceased HAD, anaeras inc h " in
box in the barn. We riinaers,aHa It
~ also, IN evidence tia, some one saw
the ax desccra near The wool pile Tire
brother Of the, prisoner was also a, the
home at the time bat nothing has been
elected from his testimony Ets
The examination closed Tuesday
afs~41' ""r; the prison was hell for
appearance at the nayt term Of Il G
District ronrt. Tie was no, admitted
20 ""il, lie will be placed in the al
a, Msri.n at , Sci ..
We haves'fnsvc very neage,fy ~k~,rhcd
this case 70 perform, oar duty in part AZ
least as. a Journalists. THIS is but 4
preliminary cxanIna,is, and, We be-
ot'' readers 10 firm NO a,a.,y fconclus
ions, for some Of them ray = / be cal
led "p"n as .inrvman to try The case,
and il is hn. simply in,'ice "a All parties
that fair trial Should be hady IN