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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A lecture designed as n warning and caution
results in genital debility, emissions, impotence,
&C., &C., eventually ruins the prospects aud
happiness of the race will be sent free If chorge,
together with much valuable information and
the means OF cure 10 those who are afflicted,
within the reach of every one.
Send an addressed envelope and stamp, and
Il will cost you nothing. Address
- STE:HEN HAMLIN,
Station d. Bible House, New York
July I2,-3m.
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l40 Acres OF Land,
DWELLING IiOrsE. . -

with Kitchen nrnchr,i salt W ~. -
louse, log Barn, Stone Spunv uoufe.
n never luiug Spring uf Water There a.
also TENANT HOUSE and Stable pn
part ar this Farm
Possession given on the isi Jay Of April
next,
TERMS OF SALE. The one half Of the
purchase money To be- paid Ia hand, aud the
balance 10 two equal payments at ono aud
two years from the day Of safe, bearing iu.
tcrc-t from the day Of sale, 20 be- secured by
the notes OF the purchaser with approved
security. On payment Of thc whole purchase
money good aud sufficient deed will be ox.
ocutcd by the widow aud heirs at law of said
deceased, uow al Of age, Of their respective
interests inFnid land
GEORGE WARMER.
Agent for the Widow and Heirs.
july 2G,-ts
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C.I zoo PER yEAg'' Wewoq,
The Glory Of Nan is Strength.

THE GIoGy OF Mas ~ STRENGTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
N from Nervous and Genital Debility.
Nightly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness,
the result of youthful indiscrction, and came
near ending his DAYS in hopeless misery, will
for the sake of suffering man, send 10 ans
one afflicted, the simple means used by him,
which effected - cure in a fnw weeks. after
the failure OF Gun"r1u- tucdiriu"s. Send n
directed envelope, aud it viii cost you moth.
Ing. Address
John u. OGDEN.
No. - Chambers st. y. Y.
july i9.5m.
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STRANGE. But TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
10 their advantage by return mail free Of
charge by addressing the undersigned. =
Those having fears Of being humbugged will
will please address their ohedent servant,
THOS. Il. CHAPMAN,
dee2s4y a3i Broadway, New York.
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All May Marry Happily.
Lovely Girls and Festive Boys,

send an addressed envelope and 20 cents, and |
will send you some valuable information that
Address MARY MOORE, sl7 Broadway,
July Il, -3m. New York.
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County CommIssIoncrs' Notice.

TgNnE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on tie FmsT MoNDAY OF
AuGusT, 1866, for the transaction of
business.
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
July 12It Clerk.
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ERRORs or YOUTTT.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyouthful indiscretion, viii, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser experience, can do so by adj
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No, IS Chambers St., New York.
dee2S-Jy
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COpartncrShip Dissolved.

RNIE Undersigned have this Is, day Of
August dissolved partnership by mutual
agreement, All persons indebted TO the
late firm will call aud settle with DIR. Wan.
FIELD.
j. L. WAKEFIELD, ". D.,
q. $. NlNGLING, NJ. u.
aug, 2,-3t
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FARMERS a. HORSEMEN READ F!
SAVE YOUR HORSES, HOGS AND CATTLE FROM
nter,gr nv rms 7rqr nv

4 SAFE, sure and speedy cure Tor coughs,
"A colds Distcinpcr, Hcavcs, Hdebound,
Oostiyeness, Worms, Sc. in Horses, Loss of
cud and Black Tongue, 1c. in cattle and also
a sure preventative of Hog cholera.
BE SURE TO ASK ron STONE
BRAKER'S HORSE AND CAT
TIE POWDERS,
As they are superior tonll othcrsnow in use,
being most powerful Tonic, by which the
animals blood and system are cIenusoa, and
preventing MI diseases incident To llOrses,
Hogs and cattle,
They ure becoming the most popular rem
cdy now offered 10 tie public. No powders
over anll have given such universal saGsiac
ton and acquired SO great celebrity in the
Same time. As an evidence Of their superb
ority over all others, tho proprietor war,
rants Thorn ns such, ~ the money refunded.
Only try them and tie couyiuccdur their great
qualities. ...I.
Price 25ccrJ Package, or iyc packages
for one dollar.
Sold hy 4. H. IIrnEgani IT. l.. S1HYrn,
Druggists. and ! lingliue. A. NJ. Warner,
Wcstn.nster, aud country dealers generally.
icbi5.Gm
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Lovely Girls and Festive BOYS.

Send an addressed envelope and % cents
and [ will send you some valuable informa-
ton that will please you. Address
Miss. JANE BRYAN,
Station S, 1919 Spring st. N. Y.
july 19-3m
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REwINCTON'S


Vest Pocket rirlpl. 10. - Cartridge.
Repeating Pyioi Elliot 81. No. - taflridgr.
Repeating PISTOL flliot pt No. % Cartridge,
Pocket Revolver, OSrlf t"ckinE-l
New Pocket Revolver, with Loading lever,
Police Revolver NAVY ~ife tHlibrr,
Htlt Revolver. Navy size Caiible,
ilelt Neyoivrr. S4f Cooking Navy tnlibTc,
Natg Revolver. % loo 10. Caiihrr,
Arm, RpyuItrr. tt.iuD IN. CsiiNrr,
gun Cane. uslug 10. Il CsFirifve.
Revolving Rife 10 iilou iB. taiI''-c,
lifrrch i.oaHing Rinc 80 D. Caftridgr.
BfF,rh Loading rsriinr. No. % Cartridge
4. =. Riir. jSsrrl Barrtl. itl, sabre Hayonri,
L IS Eifed Muskrt, Springfield Pattern,
single H4rrJ Shot Guu,
=. REMINGTON A SONS froy. New York
AGENTS.
Moore Nirloi.. Nrw York,
Palmer A Hafhrliefu. Butuu,
IohE = lowell
Int & Gruish a Co. FhilEd 'Yhil
rnuitn~r TfimhIe baltimore.
Henry Folsom 4 Co., y uhsam Memphis.
Mhyusri Hrnp Chicago.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims agaif2i the Cor
poratinn af Wc-tminstrr. contracted since the
year 1850. will present them to Councilman
crNStsGnAH. on or before the 10Th day 81
August, 1866 ........,..
A. BI1LtNGSLEA,
aug ?,--3L tlr'E.
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In extreme cases o( Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,

Price Two Dollars. sufficient for month, can
be used to good advantage.
II gives Strength TO the Organs, and, with
the Pills, viii rcstnrc them 10 their normal
condition.
A Pamphlet orl00 pages, on tie ERRORS
or YOUTH, dpsigurd ~ lecture and Caution
10 Young hcn, sent free, Ton Cents required 10
pay postage.
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DUILpING MATERlAI.S.-Locks,
ID Hinges. Bolta, Screws Mails. &c,
Paints, OLE &c, in lurre lots and viil be
sold low in any quantity, lf
nug2 l.. X Gcrnand.
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NTEENSWARE, Glassware, Sioncwaro
~ Earthcnwarc, fun assortment Of al
kinds, fnr sale by
aug. J.. H. Gennud.
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Dr.. GEO s. rOlkE. Dentist,

np. FOuKE would invite the attention Of the
public 10 hi- lately Improved ArNosruEnrc
pngRsuBr PLArEs Poh Artificial TrrrB. By
means Of an improved Ai-Chambcr. the pres
sure Of The atmosphere for holding Tooth firmly
aud securely IN thr mouth, i more certainly
and clfcctuaily attained than bf any style or
form of plate hitherto used by the profession.
The value aud excellence Of set Of Artificial
Teeth are much enhanced by this new and truly
philosophical arrangement.
DR.. r. continues the Practice Of Dentistry in
al Il. branches and being Fio1eer lforker
IN Hard Rather for Dental purposes, he i, tho
roughly experienced In the manufacture Of
teeth upon the FpicdHite Base, and Is prepared
to supply this slyle Of work al very moderate
rates. June 1T.
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Bells Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per Box or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars; also Large Boxes containing
Four Small, Price Thrco Dollars.
From foitr 70 six boSesare generally requir
ed tn cure ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness
and Emissions, though benefit u derived from
using single box,
In Chronic eases, and particularly when I'm
potcnce or Genital Debilitywitll NERVOUS Pros
tratiOn has affected the system,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

at" at New Orleans, and the other re.
fused TO vote for the present Mayor
Of Brooklyn Soothl because he had
heard that he was the man that killed
Lincoln.
But, before my return, Court had sue
ceeded 10 getting together twelve men
who did not know anything,
| will hold my two In reserve. Par.
ties desiring their services may address
me at the Brooklyn Post-oaice
Now for the plan proposed
II is that when sufficient number OF
the right stripe We're obtained, that the
authorities secure their services by the
year; for, once lost sight OF (in an en-
lighteued community like this. 1t would
be hard 20 replace them
Should The supply az any time run
short, upon application 10 me, / will
name q locality Ia Pennsylvania where
may be- tound enough 70 supply all thu
Courts Of the State.
While on this subject, | may state that
the delay in the trta, Of JEFF Davis GOTH
err reports to the contrary notwithstand.
ing Is caused by the inability Of Chase
TO chase up twelve white Americans
who have no opinion on the subject,
Long may we remain so.
LEATHER STOCKING.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

The following statistics from the re.
port of the Prison Association OF New
York, show how justice is administered
In that State,
zone hundred and two indictments
We're found in the county OF Albany or
these only eleven were tried and i've
convicted; twenty confessed their guilt,
The remainder ~ the persons Indicted
were SLOWED 10 go Out on bail, one
hundred and three bail bonds were es-
treated, amounting to $4,000; but not
dollar of This amount has been collect
ed: nor, indeed, has an item Of .Arielted
bail been paid into the county treasury
in ten years In the county Of Erie the
criminal administration Is more strlh'
gent; there We're three hundred and
twelve indictments one hundred ana
fourteen were tried and one hundred
confessed their guilt. Sixty-two per
sons forfeited their recogniZances,
amounting to $4,000; and no part or
the forfeiture was collected. Che nun
dred and twenty. six indictments We're
found in Rennsaeler county; twenty OF
these cases were tried; ten were con-
victed; twenty, six confessed their guilt
ifty-four forfeited their recogniances,
amounting to $4,000; none Of which
were collected. In Saratoga county six
ty-seven persons We're indicted seven
were tried; and eight confessed their
guilt; thirty-twO forfeited their bail,
amounting to $1,000; and none of the
money was collected.
The results in these counties are fair
samples of the course of criminal pro
cedure in the whole State, II will be
seen that only twenty-five per cent OF
those who were indicted were tried
eighteen per cent were convicted on trial
twenty-five per cent confessed their
| guilt; forty-one per cent forfeited theiI
Iecognzances, amounting in the aggre'
gate to $500; not one penny OF which
was ever recovered
No wonder that crime increases anC
| hourishes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31
The Outside Anxiety.

The outside anxiety manifested by the
n. !. Tribune and Springfield Republic
can that Mr.. Morrill, should supplant
Judge Poland in the United States SEN
ate IS rather equivocat evidence Of
Dir. MorrlllS home strength, since his
friends seem to dIstrust the impression
which his fellow citizens of Vermont
have formed OF him, unless 1t be ltber-
ally fortified by the outside assurances
OF his extraordinary merit, which are
now by strange mysterious coincidence
OF time appearing 10 the Republican and
Tribune correspondence. spced with
malignant lmputations upon the fidelity
OF senators hdmunds and Poland, to
the political faith o. their constituents.
In brief editorial, the Republican Of
Saturday says: AS q member OF the
lower House o. Congress, and head Of
the important committee OF ways and
means, Mr.. Morrill, mas gained great
credit for himself and his State. His
iabors on thetaX bill, and the mastery
speech with which ne introduced that
measure 10 the House, have brought
new and fresh recognition OF his abii-
ties this session, while MS fidelity to the
principles OF the republican party never
talters, and there is never any doubt
about the position ne will take on the
great issues OF the day. The people Of
Vermont nave reason to be proud OF
such a representative, and now that
there is opportunity, will naturally feel
like inviting him to go up higher. Mr..
MOrrllIs services are valuable in the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

CLEAR AS MUD.-A writer in the Ores
cent Monthly, New Orleans, thus piles
on the agony in description Of the sur
render Of Lee,
"The supreme hour was now come,
when from across Fames burning eclip-
tic, where it had traced, in flaming
sheen, its luminous path Of glory, the
y loud Aldebaran Of the Southern host,
IN all she splendors Of its express, Hy-
AIDES =, brigh.. ness, should sink to rest be-
hind the lurid Irar clouds in the fateful
western heavens, there 10 bring out, in
deaths, dark canopy, the immortal light
of immortal deeds, and spirits great and
glorious, shining forever down upon a
cause in darkness like the glittering
hosts upon a world in night"
There
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

Mrpnpn M INDlANA.--Last Wednes-
dav evening a :, 'rrible tragedy took place
about six miles q asst of Ransallear, Indi-
ana. The parties 10 the aiair arc A"ol-
son Parkinson, y eL.hno"n anu 5eo.
pected citizen of T. a1 county, anu
young man named OH eh ouOhlloSe' Mno
is also represented to / d youns lnai,
who has hitherto borne al "holeIi,isn 81
reputation. Mr.. Parkins, III caLLleu on d
large farm, upon which tn 'o yo%n h ha ln
has been for some time emp oyeo'ne n nav,
ing some interest in putting IL 49, JiUp
this season. On Wednesday \ u IA afk has
son discovered that his dagg. fCet nao
become victim to the criminal. C Clp .'e
of Guthridge. Taking his ptsl VI .ne
old gentleman proceeded to the Jain
where the young man was putting way
his horse, and deliberately shot L ~ y
three times, killing him instantly, A /,
ter committing the deed, Mr.. Parkinson
made no effort to escape, but proposed
to remain and answer to the law.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

CONNECTICUT SENATORIAL ELECTION
Our telegraphio columns last week cavs
the result of the Senatorial election IN
Connecticut. Gen Ferry as our re,
ders all know, was the regular Repuh,
lican nominee, and received handsome
majority in the House, But rumo,s
Were rife that Senator Foster, now Pres
ident of the Senate, and acting Vice,
President Of the United States, was IN
league with President Johnson and con.
sentative Republicans to defeat Gen
Ferry in the Connecticut Senate-tbs,
three Republican members OF that bo5v
three being the Republican maior,ty
would unite with the Democrats ana
elect Foster thus compelling the Hons.
to rescind its action, or postpone ,a
election to another session. But the IT,
suit upset all these sensational repor.s
Every Republican member Of the Sen.
ate voted for Ferry, ami Senator Fo,,e,
himself, in letter to his friends. urqat
his election.
The lesson derived from this Come.
ticut affair we hope the freemen Of yqr.
mont will not forget, when they STE q,
hear stories set afloat to affect the Sen.
atorial election in this State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

TIE FRENCH ExHIBITIoN. - Paris
letter % me New York Post says that
Notwithstanding the prospects of war
and TIE great excitement in financial
matter, me exhibition makes steady
progress. Under no circumstances will
the exbi3ttion be postponed, for 1t Is a
special object with the Emperor to have
1t succeed, and thus insure to the city Of
Paris large income from the numerous
visitors and to himself much horror,
The building would cover a space twice
the size Of Madison Square, New York.
The distances are one mile around the
building, and two miles around the
grounds. The latter are arranged for an
Immense park and garden. The Empe-
ror has contributed 5000 from his own
private purse toward prizes for exhitit-
Ors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

CoULDN'T sEETT.-A Washington cor.
respondent says that a democratic Con.
gresham called upon Postmaster Gen.
eral Deunison and solicited the appoint.
ment of a constituent of similar faith
to a postmastership in his district
what is he ?" blandly asked Gov. Den.
nison. "Why, he is Union man, and
supports President Johnson's policy"
replied the NJ. c. "But what was he
and for whom did he vote in the last
Presidential election 2" further intero.
gated the postal-chief. Gle voted oy
Mcclellan" was the frank and ready,.
ply. 1--WE are not appointing any men
postmasters who voted for Mcclellan
quoth Gov. Dennison, to the eyiden.
disgust OF the expectant Congressman.
who retired in a bewildered state 0.
mind, growing out Of his effort to Set
the precise benefit to his party 0, Its
vigorous support Of the Presidents POI.
icy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

TThe most destructive fire which
ever took place in the oil regions &C.
Cured at Oil City, Saturday. The whole
East side Of Oil Greek, comprising half
the business portion of the city, is in
ashes. Seventy-fye stores, eight hotels,
forty dwelling houses, a church and a
seminary are a mass Of ruins. The loss
is over 81 100000 and is insured for only
100000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

WEST VIRGINIA.-The election in West
Virginia for the ratification or the re-
lection Of the constitutional amendment
DISTINGUISHING persons engaged in the
rebellion, passed Off quietly. Returns
from the interior counties come in very
slowly. Full returns have been received
from II counties including large major
tiles for ratification. Wheeling city and
Ohio county give over 800 majority for
rejection,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

The Courier aes Eats JNis declares
itself enabled to inform those OF the
American newspapers which 'persist In
an offensive and incomprehensible doubt
as to the evacuation of Mexico by the
French, that the Government has signed
treaty with the Transatlantic Packet
Company to embark and carry back to
France the whole French expeditionary
force in Mexico within the time agreed
upon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

MORE Recommendations A. Colin,
clerk, was arrested in New York on
Saturday on charge Of having embez-
zled, during 1864, Government and other
bonds belonging to W. G. A. Mackin-
tosh, banker, to the amount of $4,000.
Colin has been spending the fruits of his
crime in travelling on the European Con-
tinent during year past.
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Marriage of Il Child Eleven teaf
of Age.

A wedding came off on the It'll ln>"&
the Johnson House, which was the cause
Of much gossip and yirtuous lndI9na'
ton against all parties concerned :,
N. Brown, his wife and q daughter o
his wife by 8 first husband-a pQnyt ot.'
cate and emaclated girl Of eleven year,.
accompanied by a fellow unworthy 'l'
name of man, named Wayne, a 0ToAs1'
down plaV-actOr of thirty three Te1.',
but more like flfty-wearing VIZ a.1
powdered whiskers-made up the 0goa
party. The bridegroom, unable 10 2g
vail on the ministers of any chTls ,t,1.
denomination to perform the nuptas
applied to Justice Russell, but thai s[l.
tleman spurned the simpleton from a u
premises, as his object was contrar! y
the laws of nature Squire Carson w
emnized the sacred ordinance OF MAJ
mony between this Unmatched ana u.
quail para farce upon religion anCC w y.
ilization, unequalled in the anLa.s -"
barbarism. The disgust and lndIs.r
ton of the whole community kne" ~
bounds. Some were for Selling the ~,
my wife and sending her to the Hoas ~, IT.
Correction, others clamored for eJ So
of tar and feathers for the justice g1 VIZ,
set the laws of God, man and deceDC' -. i.
defiance. The bridegroom treatel M, M
little wife with candy; her relative Az ~.
himself, followed by a yelling oT 3.;o :.
youngsters, left town, and when a 81 ~
mile out, the boys thrust ran =,
tween the bridegroom's legs to aSs ,s mi ~,
locomotion. He bleated like call a., AZ
holding q knife in one hand, and pa',ii
containing 45 cents in the other, Oss M
for mercy. So with heavy heart NJ. IN
light purse, they allowed him to IS"-
the wedding party.-Detr0it Uh'0''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

TIE TAX BILL.-The tax bill reaCle,
it's final passage in the House on Mon.
day, and was carried through by tLe
abundant majority of Ill to II. A
great many amendments were proposs1
to it and rejected, and great many
adopted but the latter have affected
minor details and not general feature;
The bill now goes to the Senate. who.
will doubtless finish it mp more quickly
than the House has done, and one 0. Ii,
most important measures Of the sessG
will then be disposed of.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

The SENATORIAL QCEsTIoS.-The St.
Adams Messenger speaking Of the Sen
atorial question, rather "sarcasticauy"
says
The Tribune. Springfield Republican
and Boston journal vii! tell US what
We must do. They know better than
We what We waut-at least one might
reasonably suppose 50, from what they
saw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

Dispatches from Memphis state
that The Civil Rights bill, legaliz!ng
slave marriages and making all persons
equal before the law, has passed both
Houses OF the Tennessee Legislature,
and Is q law. It is added that al the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-31

THE NORFOLK INDICTMENT OF DAVIS
The Virginia people are prosecuting, i
seems, not only the grand jury who
found an indictment against Jefferson
Davis but also the witnesses who ap
peared before them. Two Of the nun
Der have found it prudent to publish.
card in the Norfolk papers, in VIII
they apologize as follows
'In order that our position may no.
be misunderstood by any man, we DE-
sire to state that we did not 60 beioH
the grand jury as willing witnesses. We
went most unwillingly, in obedience %
q peremptory order Of the court. serve,
upon US by the United States MARSHA.
It may not be improper to add, that wi
declined to answer many questions pro
pounded to us by the grand jury, on tn,
ground that tiff the crime Of treason ha
been committed, the answers 70 thos
questions would tend to criminate our
selves equally with Mr.. Davis and vi
were surprised to find our names pup
lished at the foot of the indictment, il
the list of witnesses upon whose te'I'
mony the Indictment was found.