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have MANY wants.

And if you want a good FIRE Insurance.
good LIFE Insurance good AccIDEST IL.
sUEAHcE, you should call at the oldest Insu.
rance Agency in Warren, where they pay
losses in seven hours
o. I. j. McLAIN &SON.
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BETTER THAN ~ oTaHR.

This machine is so simple n its s~truetion that a
child can learn to use il. and having no l~iaOility
to get out Of order, IL is ever ready 70 do It's work.
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old COuntry Folks.

If you want to bring friends from the
Old Country, or send them money, we car
do it for you, on the fairest terms. w
have done this kind of business for nearly
Twenty Years,
Warren. Q,
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S. 81. o. 8. s Il. BONDS.

Warren, o
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New. Nice and UsefuI.

One of Shaw & Clsrk's Sewing Machines can be
seen atthe CHRONICLE OFFICE. Ifyou want a rea-
sOnahle lrieed, nelt. reliable. beautiful and dura'
bic Sowing Machine, call and see the one at thiI
Office. There is a chance for a barzain. II
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1866. seeds! Seeds! 1866.

Fresh Eastern Seeds, at old prices. Also
Prime Timothy and Glover.
We keep no old seeds over.
HOYT & STRATTON.
March l4th,-tf. -e r
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GALE OF e A ESTATE.

y Notice is hereby given thai. in pursuance Of
an order Of tue Probate Court for Truubull Coun-
~. / viii ofer for sale at the p~reinises. on the 9Th
day of April. 1866. between the hours Of one and
four o'clock P. NJ of said day. TO the highest bid
der. the following described real estate, situate ~
known as part of lot number 60. and bounded
north and west BY lands IF Thomas NJ, How, east
hy lar ds of S. p. Tinan. and south by the center OF
the highway. and contains One-hsf acre OF land,
Terms made known on day Of sale Appraised RI
SL553.S3. WIN, G. SAVAGE,
Executor Of David Coustoek, deed.
BY futile + StuiL his Att'ysl 2
March I 1866 Nv
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Nnfice.

All persons having left hides or skins
to be tanned at Warren & McLain's Tan
merry. will call for the same before April
lst 1896. March p ct
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Young Men. Attention.!

For sale at the cHRoNIcLE 0gFIcE. two eertif.
eatss, each good for tuition in Calkins. Griffin a
one of the largest and most successful Commercial
Colleges in the country. Any person intending Il
obtain business education will find it to their III
tersst 70 cal, at this ONCE. and secure one or bott
eertiieates. II
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TO CONSUMPTIVEN.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
Ia a few weeks b. a very simple remedy, after hav-
ms suffered for several years with a severe lung af-
lection, and that dread disease, Consumption-i
anxious to make known to hs fellOw-suferers the
means of cures
To all who desire II. ne will send a copy of the
prescription used free Of ehargel. with the diree-
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
Coughs. Colds and al Throat and Lung Affections,
The only object of the subscriber in Sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and sIread
information which be eoJceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer Wlll try his remedy, as
II will cost them nothing. and may prove a bles-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription, PRE-. by return
mail, will please address 4 x-
: Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co, New York.
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Local Notices.


The Auction Sale Of
Government Guns, will continue for a few
days at McCONNELL'S Shoe Store.
March 2S-lw.
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Warranted

For a year. Try it two weeks, and If you
don't like it, call and get your money back
We mean the Universal Wringer," at
Kings Jewelry Store. See advertisement.
March 2S=2w.
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FOOT-ROT IN SHEEP,

NAN be thoroughly cured by using
~ Whittemore's Cure for Fnot-=ot. 1t has been
thoroughly tested. sad il in fact just what il is rep
resented 20 DO. q Positive Cure. Hundreds Of Ger
tifoates like the following are being received:
kUTLkND. vi. July 18th. lsS.
F, W. WHITTENORE:-Dear Sr-Having thor
Oughly tried your Cure for Foot-rot in Sheep. ]
would say for the benefit Of Sheep Raise's that
they should lose DO time in procuring Bottle, as
it certainly will cure the FoOt-rot In less time, and
with less trouble, than any preparation Of BLU
vitriol or apy thing else l have ever used.
LEEDS BILLINGS.
r. w. WHIITEMORE,
Sole Manufacturer. Chatham 4 Corners. N. Y. 1
For sale bv HOYT & SrRATTUN. Warren, o.
Oct y. ls65-6m
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Gau,t be Beat
The "Ne Plus Ultra washer On exhibi
ton at King Jewelry store, Warren o.
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Union Caucus.

, q There will be a Union caucus for nonina-
ting township and village officers, at the
Mayors ofhee, on next Saturday evening.
March 3Iss. st Z o'clock.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Ii The lot on Main st North Of and adjoiu-
ing the Pr .~sbyteran Church lot. lately belonging
to Charles White. now deceased, upon which there
are two dwelling HOuses,-Well. Cistern, Out
houses. &c. is now offered for sale,
Terms OF payment easy.
This properly EAs lately been appraised at ST.
$50. under ne order 81 he Probate Court.
o. MORGAN, Executor
Wsyreu, o.. Feb. IA, 1s65-tf. aud Devisee.
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Who Has Them

Whoever borrowed the Standard
Weights from Hull, Darling & Co.'s Shop,
will please return them
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VIII be received at the Auditor S 0fice. in War
rem, until the 10th Of April. 1856. for furnishing
material and building an abutment west Of the
new iron bridge. in Warren. to be Of the same
size and style of those already con ,tructed, and
also for furnishing and building q pier under the
center Of the old bridge acros- the Mahouing Riv-
er near the G. 4 N. K. r. bridge. in Warren. to be
Of the size and style Of that under the new Iron
Bridge. OK. WOLC0TT,
AARON DAVIS,
Il. 7. MASON.
Warren, y arch Il 1856 3W Co, Com'Ts.
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Seven Thirty U. s., and Reno Bonds, for
sale at PAR by T. j. NcLain & Son, Bank
ers. See advertisement elsewhere.
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COUTH OF CANAL, WARREN,
- OHIO. Having lately extended and improV-
ed my establishment by enlarging ny already ex-
teusive buildings, as well as erecting new ones. 10
PRODUCING a steam engine. with all kinds OF maehin
cry adapted to the business. by which a great say
ms Of material. time aud labor are effected. thereby
afording facilities for manufacturing and selling a
BETTER article for the same. or LES money
than can be afforded without such Advantages. ana
employing an increasd number OF the very best
Workmen in the country. many OF whom are az
rect from the eastern cities, | am now prepared 10
make and turn of A BUGGY u DAY. At my
Repositories may b. found at all times the best as
sortment of finished work in the country; all OF
which is warranted in evars respect. and for quail
ity. workmanship durability and finish, IS not TO
be surpassed in this country. or br eastern manu-
f~acturers. Among my stock Of finished work may
CLOSE COACHES. of various styles and prices.
CHARACTERS.
RoGKAWAYs. a variety Of l. 2 and 3 seats.
CARRIAGES q variety Of and 3 seats
CARRIAGES. i've patterns slide seats.
LIKES
BAR0UCHEs. 10. EtYy.
BUGGIES, a large variety, consisting OF
TROTTING,
DEMOCRATIG WAGONS.
KNOW N0THINGS.
GAZELLE.
Upton
BOX RUGGIES,
PHKToNS. l and 2 seats. tops standing and
Also, LUMBER WAGONS. best article. for one
aud two horses. My present facilities enable me
TO f. nish TO order any style Of wheeled vehicle. on
hi gin my line of business, are requested to call
and see for themselves.
Especial attention to Custom Work and Repair
ing. Painting and Trimming done on short gofles'
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Warren. April Is. 1885. H G. BELDER.
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STONE FOR SALE.

WALL STONE for Cellers always
w on hand. Can be had at the quarry. or will
be delivered in Warren. Flag Stone of all sizes
from t. o to six feet SQUARE. Several thousand feet
OF tagging now On hane. Sato1 me supserioer'
Rowland. Feb Z. 1876 Gun /. II. EWALT.
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Town and County.


Reed s. Adams
Are receiving New GooDs.
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HAIR

AK JEW ELR1.
Ii Mrs. FRANCES BAKER wishes to inform
the PUBLIC that she is prepared to maze all kind,
Of Hsir JsWeIry-to order, Also Wig, Switches
Highess price paid y Hair. Rooms under Har-
aon 8 Bro 5 store, corner Of Main and Marks
Streets, Warren, Ohio.
Jan 81 1856 If
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The Greatest Invention Ofthe Times!
Awarded m First Premium over twelve
Competing Machines at the
Wfseousfm Akafa Fnf-V

A MONG WHICH WERE THE
n Celebrated Doty Machine.
IL is easily worked. saves time. labor and clothes.
Dlspenses with the W3shbOard ~eofirFly, does not
slop over. II keeps the water hoi: it combines the
dement's Of the dashboard and fulling mill The
mandi$t thus far 50 greatly IN excess Of the ability
must ask the public to be patient for a few weeks.
usui their increased facilities now being employ
ed. saall enable them to manufacture more extern
slVely. Their present factory turns out only two
hundred per month. which falls far short ofthe de-
mand. But send in your orders. which will be FILL
Cd IN turn as received First come. first servsd!-
Orders may be left at J.. King & COS Jewelrv
store. Main Street. or at the COmpany's Steam
EaeTory. corner Of Buckeye and Walnut Streets,
Warren. o.
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A~ WANTED, 1000, 5000, 10000
w. Agents. male Or female. OF respectable
standing. to make from 5000 to $3.50 per annuml
sure, at home or abrOsd Send y cents. and gel
sample and full particulars
Address, K; kEAA ELY 4 OOS
A and A. fifth Street, Pittsbufg, Ps.
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WEEKLY REPORT

r UNION SCHOOL
BEGINNING Monday, March 10, 1866.
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Clothing Store, on Market ST.,

An assortment Of their Celebrated Machines. Any
party intending 20 purchase q sewing Machine Il
respectfully solicited to cali and examine them
and see them in operation. Singers Letter A
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HALL Y
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale his Tavern Stand
in Grove Township, Cameron County, Pennsylya-
MIA, on the einpamahaning River, aud on the
Philadelphia j Erie Railroad. The property con
Ills Of twenty-five acres OF land, with a good or
ehard, and a comfortable, new two story frame
building, SUFFICIENT for the business. A never fail
ing spring Of pure water Is atthe door. The stand
can do business Sufficient 10 pay for itself every
three years, # well managed. The property will
be traded for property in Warren or vicinity. or
will be sold. Ii will be sold with or without the
furniture, For price and terms enquire at the
Cbronicle once. q. W. PERKINS.
Dec. 6. 1866, AM
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Special Notices
4 COUGH COLI or SORE THROAT,
REoUIREs IMMEDIATE ATTESTIos AND SHOULD n
cHEcKED. II ALLoEE 10 CONTINUE.
Irritation Of the Lungs. n Permanent
ThrOaf Affection. or an IneurabIe
Lung Disease,
Is OFTEN THE RESULT.
Browns Bronchial TrocheS,

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO TIE PARTS, GIYE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma. CatRrrh. Con-
sumptiye and Throat Diseases.
%TROcHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS COOP SUCCESS.
SINGERS ANDPUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TRoeHEs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing O. Speaking. and re-
ieying the throat after an unusual exertion Of the
vocal organs. The TRoeHEs are, recommended and
prescribed By Physicians. and have had testimo-
nials from eminent men throughout the country
Being an article of true merit. and having proved
their efficacy by a test of many years. each year
fndsihem in new lOcalitIes-in various parts Of the
verdi, and the Tnochss are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowNs BEoSCHrAL TRocHEs,"
and do not take any y the Worthless limitations
that may be offered. - a... a. -s...-
Sold Everywhere In the United States. and in
Foreign Countries. at IS cents per box.
Ian II 9un
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NEW ALBUMS

NEW ALBUMS.
IN Just received from PHILADELPHIA a new sup
ply Of those cheap and elegant BUN BE sure
to call and see them. W.. n. i W. PORTER.
Feb q ~
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines!
J. GOIdsteln Agent, Warren, o.

THE Undersigned having been ap-
u pointed BY the singer Mahufacturing Com
pany their agent for Trumbuli County, will keep
constantly on hand athis
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Family Sewing Machine.
INTERLOCKED STITCH,

With all the recent improvements is the hest and
cheapest and only Sewing Machine that will do
all kinds of family sewing. 1t makes that
, 1866-02-13
5 q. &C DIX A V 8.
Notice.

VTTHEREAS the Estate of Mrs. CHS. J.
M. KoEFoED has this day been made
over to me, as Executor testament, by the
Dealing Court, l have decided that the
said Estate from this date be put i'll Liqui-
dation, under the joint administration and
supervision of Messrs. NJ. B. SIMMoNDs, E.
B. SIMMONS and W. G. CARPENTER, who
jointly hold my power of Attorney in my
said capacity during my absence from this
Island.
In consequence whereof no debt or claim
from and after this date can be contracted
for account of said Estate.
st. Thomas, 1st February, 1866.
SAM. NJ. TRAVERS.
, 1866-02-13
Special Advantages Granted
BY THE
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE.

Large Participation in Profits Get. on
Amount Insured, the greatest Bonus ever
Continuously declared).
Exemption Of Assured from Liability of
Partnership.
No Charge for Policy Stamps and no En-
trance Money. +.
Fees to Medical Referees Paid by the
Company.
Forfeiture of Policy cannot take place
from Unintentional Misstatement.
Profits Divided every five Years, to Poll
ces then in existence two entire Years.
Premiums accepted, annually, half yearly
and quarterly.
, 1866-02-13
Notice.

yTTE the Undersigned as joint Attorneys
Ma of Captain SAML. N. TRAvERs, do
hereby authorize Mr.. WIN. c. CARPENTER,
to act as Liquidator in closing the Estate
of the late Mrs. MARGARET E. KOEFoED,
deceased, and to sign in that capacity from
date.
St. Thamas, 2nd February, 1866.
M. B. SIMMONDS.
Z B SIMMONS.
w. C. CARPENTER.
, 1866-02-13

wv
February.
Thursday 1 Leaves st. Thomas with the Mails
for WestEnd and Porto Rico.
Sunday 49,. a Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
8A. M.
Monday. 5 Leaves Basin for ST. Thomas at
Wednesday 7 Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
Do. Il Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
5P. NJ.
Friday 49,. 9ILeaves st. Thomas for West End
at 8 A. NJ.
Do. 9ILeaves West End for st. Thomas
at S P. NJ.
Monday -. 10 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
s JAN.
Do. l2ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
Thursday is Leaves St. Thomas for West End
at "A. NJ.
Do. Is Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. NJ.
Saturday II Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
8A. NJ.
Do. 17ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
5P.M.
Tuesday 2OILeaves St. Thomas for Bassin
at s A. NJ.
Christiansted lst February 1866.
JULIUS KNUTIlSEN,
Agent.
, 1866-02-13

and in West End at 80 CTS. per Darrell
The undersigned hopes this underpric
may induce folks to give up the use o
Mari which is generally used as a sub
stitute for Lime.
St. Croix, Frederiksted 3rd Februar,
1866.
ALEX. STEVENSON.
, 1866-02-13

FFHE Undersigned having erected a
a Lime Kiln, on the track of land at
Sandy Point to the West of Stoney
Ground easier carriage than from Whites
Bay) offers to supply Building Lime of
1st quality, deliverable at the Kiln at 25 cts,
, 1866-02-13
ERRATUM.

In our last leader, in the 23rd line from bot
tom the words ..tfarther spread' have erroneous
ly been substituted for "s&ppressi0n."
, 1866-02-13
BANK OF ST. THOMAS.

WTOTICE is hereby given that a semi-an-
AA nual General Meeting Of Proprietors
will be held on Tuesday the Goth inst, at
Mr.. BonellI's European Hotel
The chair will be taken al 70 O'clock.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
st. Thomas 5th February 1866.
A. WOLFF,
Manager.
, 1866-02-13
NOTICE.

TTHE undersigned having this Day pur-
AZ chased from the Dealing of the late
Mrs. MARGARET Z. KoEFoED, deceased, the
stock, in the Saloon, Billiard and Bar
rooms, & Provision Establishment will from
this date, continue the same for his own
account, and respectfully ]soIicits the pa
tronage of his friends and the public as
hitherto,
St. Thomas, list February, 1866.
WIN. G. CARPENTER.
, 1866-02-13
Total $251,980 GA

Balance of deposits S 54,596 SO
3 new deposit accounts, viz:
/ Laborcr. 2 Various.
a Withdrawals amounting to.-$ 81 80.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th Febr. 1866.
In CHRISTIANSTED
J. F. Goldberg, Esq, Trustee.
VIM. MacEvoy, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
H. N. MalIgrav, Esq, Trustee.
Judge G. Sarauw, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 18th February 1866.
, 1866-02-13
FIRE.
MODERATE PREMIUMS.

MUDERAIE PREMIUMS.
Prompt and Liberal Settlement Of Losses.
Losses by Fire and Lightning made good.
ALSO
Losses and Damage by explosion of Gas
Short Policies also granted.
Security for both Branches.
Two Millions Sterling and large Reserve
Fund.
FIRE PREMIUMS for 1864.
Upwards of 100000.
NEW LIFE ASSURANCE for 1865.
Nearly { 900, 600, exclusive of rejected
Policies for f I9O,0 O0.D
E. MONEFELDT.
Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
The Colorado Bill Vetoed.

President JOHNSON has struck Radical
ism another heavy blow. He has vetoed
the Colorado bill. This hill was one Of the
most shameless and unblushing outragcs OF
the present Congress. There was not a
title of evidence to show the slightest
claim of the Territory TO DC recognized rs
a State. A little knot of squatscrs num-
bering few thousands were all that cont
posed the constitucncy-not fourth o'
the number required to form Congress
sional district in the States. And yet 10
introduce two new Radicals into the u ted
States Senate and one Representative INTO
the House, and thus to increase the kadi''"
strength and enable that unprinciplcd i''-
ton TO defy the President and the n'o''
successfully to triumph over his measures
this wild waste of Territory, with It's SNIP
load of squattcrs. is to be erected into
a State, And 50 this miserable small and
contemplate community of settlers was to
be brought in, TO settle the fate of the peo-
plc inhabiting the old States-thosc who
won the independence Of the nation and
established the Government itself.
President JOHNSON again deserves the
thanks of the nation for interposing his au-
thority to protect the "rEoPLE or THE
COUNTRY FROM THE ACTS OF WICKED, NALIGN-
ANT, AND MIsCHIEyoUs MEN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16

How Mr.. DAVIS SPEARS OF His IN
DICTMENT.-The Fortress Monroe CORES
pondcnt of the New York Herald writes ::
"IIc expressed himself, as am told,
greatly pleased at the result, and hoped
that his case would now be soon decided.
He shows himself in his conversations on
the subject to have been perfectly sincere
in his avowals all along of an earnest de-
sire to be placed on trial. While | do not
believe that he for a moment entertains
any apprehension as to the result Of the
trial, | am satisfied that he both expects
and desires that the examination shall be
of the most thorough and searching cha
ractcr. His chief point of defence, as he
has frequently stated, will be based on the
subject of States rights and the prerogative
granted every citizen of State to sustain
the official action of such State. | think,
moreover, he feels confident of receiving
fair and impartial trial, and is willing to
abide the issue. To his counsel, am told,
his expected trial. Come what will, jeff.
Davis will show himself no cowardly pri-
soner at the bar of justice. The attacks
in the Southern press against Judge In
dcrwood and the other members of the
grand jury he does not, | am satisfied,
Sympathizc with in the least, and all their
mutterings about packed juries and cor
rupt Judges have no effect upon him."
"Other members of the grand jury"
Very good hit. The Judge was practi-
cally the leading grand juror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-16
The New Habeas Corpus Act.

1t is announced in the Washington
papers of yesterday that the bill amenda-
tory of the habeaS corpus act, recently sub
mitted to him, has been signed by the Pre-
sidcnt, and is therefore law. To enable
our readers to appreciate the beauties of
this law, we will state its principal features.
The first section provides that any
search, seizure, arrest, or imprisonmcnt,o or,
indeed, any wrongful act of any kind, no
matter how aggravated its nature, com
mitted by Federal officers during the war,
by order of any officer as high as the CON-
mandant of post, is an offence for which
no person shall be punished or made to
pay damages. The second section provides
that in cases in which the order was in
writing (hus providing for cases in which
il was not in writing), it shall be sufficient
to produce certified copy. A telegram
is made primd .facie evidence; and if even
telegram can't be found, then. second
ary evidence" is authorized. The third
section not only allows appeals from the
State to the Federal courts, but allows the
case to be removed at any stage of its pro-
gress before a jury is empannelled, and
that, too, without requiring the officer to
give surety that he will file in the Federal
court the papers he takes from the State
court. The fourth section provides that
the officers prosecuted may sue all par
ties, judges, and officers" Of the State
court, sand other persons" if the latter
court proceed in the case contrary to this
act. The only redeeming section is the
one which provides that if these Federal
officers commit any more such wrongs
hereafter, they shall be liable to the par
ties wronged which is nothing less than
an ayowal that the act is designed to pro-
tect them from responsibility for wrongs
which are too grievous to be borne in the
frtHrp