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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-13
BY Paine q Co., Aueticneers,
No. ioe Main street.

sH ~ -~-<.
SALE OF A vALUA-
BLE STOCK or FANCY GOODS, HATS,
c c4acstsS to ns By Tower, dated January
An 1896 and duly recorded In the Clerks ofss Of
sba Hnsfings Cont OF Richmond, Will. on WE'D
NEsDAY. the 18th dsyof February, ~ 10 O'Clock,
nroceed 10 sell at public auction, ~ the euet0n-
Snnse Of PAINE CO., the entire stoek Of HATS,
rxPS and FANCY GOODS csnyeyedto me by said
deed. IsH 'AA n. CLAGETT, Trustee.
After the sale 1.-THE above, We will sell large
assortment OF 1855 8
BOOTS and SHOES, corn pnpvr,
HATS,
BLACK FELT HATS,
CLOTH CAPS, &C., &c.
: ALSO,
!, large invoice Of STRAW GOODS, comprising
MEMS, and BOYS PALM LEAF HATS,
MEMS PANAMA and LEGHORM HATS,
BOYS COLORED CHIP and WHITE bhAlD
LADIES nEsS and MISSES BLACK SPANISH LEG.
L.p a2ss b hagsls BLACK and WHITE EN-.
LADIES' fss' and nd Kisses WHITE LEdHoRy
cHILbRRy,s ASSORTED HATS,
MEMS and BOYS FANCY CHIP HATS, &c.
70 Is PAINE X CO., Auctioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite the Spotswcod Hotel.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS 1 vN
Y YiCHoLAss PLAN, NEAR POET o. TsMsR An9a,
AND INTENDING TO THE WlL VIII "A sl,d ON
R0ID FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wfu De soid VI, s
TUESDAY, February 49, 1853. on the premises -
IL O'clock, NJ, TWELVE BvlLDiNo kxsS, ~, "e
feet each and running back one TSess os
bei5g yery near the steamboat landing, MAKE
them desirable for building purposes, and VIII Do
TERas: One fourth cash balance at three, SIX
and nine months, for negotiable notes, interest
adJad Taxes for 1866 70 be paid by the purchaser.
auaeu JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
Immediately after the sale Of the above ios ssShs
abont Ia r. past twelve ocock, will be sold on sne
n nrsmis M THREE LOTS, on ROCKETS STREET,
adjoining the store recently occupied by Mt IIn-
ningham The Lots front on Rockets street twenty
five feet each, and run back eighty hve feet 20
Water street, and are valuable lots LOT ousiheSs
Also, LOT fronting thirty feet on Graham str ,eH
TERMS One fourth cash balance az three, SIX
and nine months, with interest secured py deed Oh
trust JAmEo ~ aa.ianays.
fe 9-3t Auctioheer.
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THK EPIscoPAL CHURcH AT THE SorrH.-
Hishop Wilmer, OF Alabama, arrived In New
York D few days ago to respond to all the con-
ditions required by the late Episcopal General
Convention, fin order TO his full acceptance and
recognition a. Bishop Of Alabama. These
terms he complied with, In Trinity Chapel, as
soon o. no arrived. The Bishops Of Connecti-
ont, Texas, and New York, were the witnesses,
together with q number Of presbyters. That
ceremony being over, Bishop Wilmer, with a
hIm, clear voice, took the Episcopal oath, and
aater Ne standardization Of this communion he
Chnreh. Subsequently the yisitsnr bishops
- go ISsss0 1879 entertained at the mansion Of
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nqy- Breeder & Fox, Wholesale and hetali
Dealers i'm Dry Goods, have removed to the store
No. 2Os Broad street, between Fourth and flith
streets. The balance of our winter goods VIII De
offered at very low prices, to make room for our
SPRING STOCK. BREEDEN FoA'
No. 209 Broad street,
fe12-2w between Fourth and Fifth streets
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MueeiA AHD Tus pDpx.--phs Waad~rer nj
yisnnss says: stWeisarn On reiisSss sntho.
~ m ~ 60 800 has sClieitsd tie friendly
ysneNai q diplomatic relstinus 49, -. a ,
BpestA snd Rome. Prussia deciarod her s ~
naes - comply with fhis rsnnes1, 4 y,
instr0ctsd Herr Won Arnts, Mar rsprsssntati S,,
WITH Cafdinal Antenelii, Nth 4 49, vas y
cbtein. ths Pops's accsptance Of .frussisn
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Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
ExCELLENT FURNITURE AT
"a AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING. lstn inssAhs'
al half EAST 10 o. clock embracing, In p8rt,
- MAHOGANY CABINETS, Fkr f9ANF
MAHOGANY WARDRQBES, - sE1 -
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, fs4~
MAHOGANY WAsHSTANDS,
DAMASK BED LOUNGES,
OAK EXTENSION TABLES.
OAK DlNING-R0OM CHAIRS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
TOILET TABLES,
2 PIANOS, 81 octaves, Mahogany cases,
SPLENDID GOLD WATCH, r,y
cRoCKRRY and BOHEMIAN WARE,
win !" RE6NAULT CO,
s,a Auetioneers, &c.
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UTOODHOUSE 81 PARHAM,
w uate James Woodh0nee 4 Cor
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND DkALERslN
go m m PLANO FORTES,
have resumed their old business in the new build.
ing on Governor street, near Main. They have
lately received supply Of
- : 1IH PIANOsP0RTEE
from the old and established mandatory Of
JOHN B. DUNHAN. ;,
These instruments possess oil that can be desired
In Piano Forte--great durability, exquisite tone
and touch, beautiful workmsnshfpsal the modern
improvements OF value, are warranted in every
respect and, In fact, they have stood the test OK
time.
Persons at distance can have their orders. BY
letter, for Books, Stationery, or Pianos, ~ faith
fully attended TO as Y personally present address
W00DH0USK- PARHAM,
fe 10 ~ 49, .gF4 Richmond, Va.
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WANTS.

~~~~~~-o~~~~~-~-~~-~-~~c ~ 40
WANTED, A GOOD-TONEDP PIANO,
w six and a half or six and three quarter
octave. The price wiz be paid in advance, and
the best care taken of the instrument Answer
Immediately Address INWooD, DoN %'''
fe l2-2t*
WANTED TO SELL, A STATION
w AIRY STEAM ENGINE and BOILER; also,
a planning MACHINE. Apply to
THOS. PHILLIPS & CO.,
<fe l0-lw* corner Seventh and Broad streets.
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ne Co-partnership.
The undersigned. of the firm Of Kent, Paine Il
Co., have formed co-partnership Tor the purpose
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
PAL NE & c o.,
and have taken the store No. 100 Main street, next
below Mitchell Tyler and will be pleased to re-
ceive consignments from their friends and the
public. W. u ZANE
ia lets Il. A. fAlNE'
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90 Printers lux,
ALL COLORs AND QUALITIES.
We are the sole agents for Virginia of
WADE's CELEBRATED PRINTING INKS,
and will keep constantly on hand for sale
NEWS, BOOK AND JOB INKS,
CoLoRED INKS OF ALL KINDS,
GOLD SIZE AND yARNISH.
We will supply all the above as low as tnsy can
be bought at the mandatory in New York.
The Dispatch is using these inks black ana
colored, in its Book and Job office.
Orders from any part of the South promptly filled
BIDGO0D RILEY,
Ia ITS 12l Main street, Richmond.
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TyxCEEDINGLY YAEUABLE, I0T,
Il SEErSSist&Ea sf p5a sl 1 g!
eli y .ss.ion On tss ?ssRssSs ~ ~ vt y.
issh q f fsM az .ss sostS Id q sin fsss,
h ALL Tenth ana Eleventh 1osMe1il by
Lansastsr Co g. ese awte oSs Sssd bss;
ON oa sfiv feet 10 Bank sIlsy FEET vide this
saSrdine Two fronis. one ON nsig ssrees, ne chs.
on Bank alley a ~ fhss g:
Of erection on this sanhsls s,sster = ~ nsfs
this the handsomest block In the city ana ro@ ~
central location. nearly oppose .IssbI2 thsf 20
saa u oa 10 ,acomms nd eonAdsntly - ono d
the most valuable los e shS sssiFss ws1iLrAxs
- a. '@'' Aucsi0ueon.
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BY Harrison, Goddin + Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM, OF
i TWENTY -FOUR ACRES, CALLED MANS.
HALF NILE EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, THURSDAY, the 18th TIN, q 81, February,
of twenty four acres, called " MANSFIELD," loca.
ted above opposite to the farm Of the late Judge
=. v. Daniel.
of the city of Richmond, the soil OF which being
rich is we'll adapted 10 vegetables and other crop.
There is fine spring on the place, and branch
admirably suit for Tannery or Brewery.
The Virginia Central railroad touches the land,
thus affording easy and cheap transportation for
tan bark or other supplies.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. Taxes to be paid by the
purchaser; .onn,y !. .npppcoy
20 liz Auctinneprs
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

A GOOD SUPPLY OF STANDARD
N NOVELS Just received and for sale by j; L.
BIRMINGHAM, Bookseller, Blank Book Aanuiae'
turer and Statiorer, I'll Broad street, Richmond.
fe 12-lw G@lE tt5t ~
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
FIVE doors above Spotswood Hotel.

TIyE ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY
FOR SALE At AUCTioN.-0n THURSDAY, 18th
February Ct VII sell sa SRon the
ated between " Johnsons Cottage" and the resi-
dence Of Mr.. w. d. Gibson, fronting on the Grove
road, with streets on two OF the other sides These
improving portion Of the suburbs, and are very
desirable for cottage sites and they are particu
larly recommended to those seeking profitable
investment.
TERMS At sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
J. B. ROBERTS ................ Stage Manager
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SHIPPING.
1,oRTY HoGsHEADs PORTO RICO

EORTY HOGSHEADS PORTO RICO
200 barr barrels is 4, B, and Extra G SUGAR, non,
$50 barrels Cur LOAF, CRUSHED and pow
DERED SUGAR,
100 barrels BROWN SUGAR,
25 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
20 barrels choice p ORTO RICO M0LASSES,
so barrels low price SY RUP and MOLASSES,
20 hogsheads BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS and
BREASTS,
10 tierces HAMS,
100 packages LARD-barrels, half-barrels, and
kegs;
$50 barrels Nos. !, 2, and aMACKEREL,
50 half barrels FAMILY HERRiNGs,
200 packages fine GUNPOWDER and BLACK
1000 rea ans WRAPPING PAPER,
for I sale eI by D'AN' anu W. B. JONES & CO.,
fe l2-4t corner Cary and Virginia streets.
ONE HUNDRED BAGS LAGUAYRA
sss: aaS Pssns. y y1v Esa COFFEE
100 barrels RECfIFIED WHISKY,
SO barrels BRANDY, RUM, and GIN;
rs one eighth casks FINE BRANDY,
50 barrels Cromwelrs Extra xr re Eagle WHISKY,
so barrels various brands OLD WHISKY,
$50 barrels FLOUR, all grades; I
200 200 BOXES boxes sAabbAMASTISE and TALLow CAM
iO0 boxes soAf' i0f save W. ~ B. JONES il CO,
fe l2-4t corner Cary and Virginia streets.
dissolution. OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP The partnership heretofore exist
ing between II. MCCORMICK & BRO. and w. G.
LEWIS, under the name and style of w. G. LEWIS
& CO., carrying on the Crockery and Queens
Ware business, is hereby dissolved as Of the LIST
day of January, 1866, the said T. MCCORMICK 4
BRO. having purchased the interest Of the said
w. c. LEWIS therein, and the said w. G. LEWIS
withdrawing therefrom.
All parties indebted to the firm of W G. LEWIS
& CO. will please call and settle with T. McC0R-
MICK 4 BRO, and all outstanding claims against
the said firm will be settled by Il. MCCORMICK 4
w. G. LEWIS.
RICHMOND, Va, February Q, 1866.
The old business will continue 10 be carried on al
the CORNER OF FRANKLIN and FOURTEENTH
STREETS by the undersigned, Though JoHs g,
SSELsoy, whom we hereby appoint our agent
fe lots THOMAS MCCORMICK & BRO.
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
TUES DAY AND w Z d N 5 d !
February 18th and l4th.)
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GALE OF ONE HUNDRED STOCK
ton, ON WEDNESDAY, February y, at o'clock
Quarter Branch, Richmond, In Lots TO suit pur.
Also, at the same time and place, number Of
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, containing much
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

ARTEMUS WARDS
FAREWELL NIGHTS IN AMERICA, PRIOR TO
HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND.
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Mr. JouN p SHITB Director
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OvEcI o. yHE ,kfLAsZc rLL lfyAysnE
M-E Fs.i d 10 Sss.S q ILssssSs 1913 !. Sssss
s.s re H' = sc AK y 3 - s:ss
40 yr'.gs.s s.ss sgRS'ss.ssS g ssssess q DO
sscrselsG secop WIN - he'd - Ne e4se " Ne
yvidsy, We itA lsy e ys.assy, leG = - s'sics
rusi Company viii - essed fssw W lese y tle sh
Jssnasy. -. ne ps,s wir - ~ 9s9 - = esissl
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OvHUE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" Fs~ Tod 10Y - lec.,,n,-

NOtICB 10 BTOCKHOLUEkG
Hosrs hsvshy Gvsn hsA ths BoAs1 Of Dvsstoss having
increAsed the cA ock u the plrsuens "a th1
- q nsy ! - y t2neoaop of VIII lGeoo sAasss
main " be ssusd have rsseSyed o101O N cash out Of
The profits Of The company for the sgences Of Ne busna
snd have Sss,srsa insssd thereof ne .ssons hcidps
Esnsfss books on Juesdsy Hoyember - Ies AtS o'clock
~ dividend of such % u shares 81 the ssck u ths
fun ped stock being of stock
evegJ thyes shares u sxisting steek.
The certificates win - ready for delivery and After
Wednesday. January 1871 81 he ocs Of Che company
BHoders entitled 70 ffsetions IN the sbove dividend
VIII rsneivs for the fractions 70 which they
may b snuted mot carrying naersss o. dvidsnd for whh
frAeons when u sufcent auounts certificates
u stock viii be iasusa.
D. order q tbs Beard u Divpeaors.
THHOb0RB = JOHNSON. ssrrstAEy
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- sdjoisiaQ iedes 20 fest the Other 20 feet for
dspoArcn ne owner. pev In Nsw York has brought cps
hs Wishes A s:sesisss or ccmgsSy cln hin With ssp
an = c \ n ~ "
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Oyyc1 OF rAcIvsc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Mode Asshy gyss ss.s ~ so.ss q Dirsssor. have
this day declared dyidend u I've 81 he
sernins o. hc quass sa1isa 0vtebsr u pssats q ths
enc -. - ~ osSIssy 9. e - psss.s~
a. o'dcsh 2. p. ank.ssysesa Monday. Dsrsnbsra
y rHH0. X JOHNSON. Secretary.
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4 rvsACrro-s sYrll OF rnr fwcpyssr
a tE2,,s,i.s:s $3.50. 1y 5.bb,,Ty, y,ssssh.99'so
rsDta fug DfnGtviDE ~ yhoyEssCe - yLgkih
.3.. . LIE, ssy.. sao9gsTsEn
a., ,,2yo. 1890 s.sy,ys - syos.,
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fsf osgAs sEyslt.fS s..c .Asgxsbw
frHgafsg rIcntr Ovyfcss - -
j k~s~vvea tssss ssv a. 80, 800 ffs~vsss 1890
r},T.g,g ffrsgr urrirrs
soc ~ 40 us nboAONsf o.
~ sh0sDsst
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UNAsHION COURSE, L. L-rR0TTIN0-ON wBDHKs
=. 81. Msvsnts q - Z. z s:lsck 2. \ NY As:ss
- JOSEPH UNCOMMON. Pro pr.sser.
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T 1874 .sssI. "a q I. SrSE . Eosx fsD!.
s.S $50 y. 81 !. s' ss:,s sF5 I; e e
::: r. i & !. = , - :
y. A. DvSsAIi. =. u, nssordfaS sssssasy
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FINANCIAL.


POND AND noRT0AGE-wAEyBD, saooe on IN.
.s.d esish building, dwelling Ed sssss ASdSss H.
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T ITrLB MANI lAILRoAD OFFICE, CINCINNATI
e, :: y Sc W x
i l'. .SI:S "a q ~ q =: s:!:sy Es;.sr.
asds sn1 Altar As - u psssmbss 1hees who have
heseofsre As4 with NE sasuSss ssney.l oreeg - remit
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voPYKn MINB-WITHIN 10 NILne OF NEW yokK
.s'. prc.ss,ac ss!ss, re- Y s:sss.sss ss4 cal
= % i sssDs s'S Co. 81 S:ss
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A BySInDss EpUCAYIoN. -rowNsSHDs CONNER
q - Aea1s.y - lsscy rssvsss ins.ysssen cay ~
nsa4IS. Spsiin0. 0raaInas o. Arguments for isasss
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Mr. SNOW AhnouHcKp
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-30
Burglary.

On Tu,s'lay :: ght last the s'orehouse Of Mr.
JAMES JONES wasrnte ell and considerable
amount of goods st'lcn. Early the following
morning Capt. ScnEorK VAS informed ofcinum.
stances attending the robbery which led to the
detection aud arrest Of the! burglar, wlln con-
fe u-u ms guilt uud madcf evidence aga nst .nn
accomplice, who has fed f. ON justice, and is
supposed TO have carried with linn portion of
tho articles extracted. Strange 10 gay tha mon.
ey drawer, containing some dollars in change,
was lett untouched, TIE punishment for this
outrage is dcath-according to our Slate laws
so tile offender may havea hnrd but short
road 10 travel.
We also learn that on FrElay night last the
store of Mr.. f. " BoNNEY was enter. d, and
The contents OF The money drawer lifted. For.
tunately there was but few dollars in
change.
Since penning the above, we learn that the
fellow who ronbcd Mr. JONES store las made
his escape from the cell in which was confined,
and is now at large.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-30
Cotton in New York.

We understand that the New Orleans
shippers hesitate about sending cotton to
this market, owing to the high charges
scnrrent here for cartage, storage and in-
surance, and owing to the loss resulting
from theft. In several instances within
our knowledge, captains Of vessels which
have been sent ont to New Orleans to
load for New York, have telegraphed for
permission to load for Liverpool direct,
shippers refused to send their cotton here
for the reasons enumerated above. 1t is
to be hoped that this important trade
will not be driven from our city by any
such causes, and render the expenses Of
handling, &C., less onerous. AS to the
matter of piywtng, it is done with impu-
nifty. It is no uncommon thing to soc
half dozen women congregatcd in the
viclui.y of lot of cotton which is being
handled Ly laborers, who permit them to
fIl their aprons and stuff their CLOTHES
full without romonstrance. In this way
a good deal Of cotton may Le extracted
from bale, especially if it is loosely put
up, or the baggins becomes worn out.
Every house dealing in cotton ought to
appoint some one who can be trusted to
oversee the handling Of it, for the labor:
ers, as rule, wink at the operations OF
the female tlieves.-New York Price
Current and Commercial List.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-30
France, tn e United
States and Mexico.

Tn his last letter from Paris 10 tln
New York Ne.cs, John Michel gives It as
lis belief that there is no danger Of trnn>
ble between the Unilel States ami
France. lie says:
Tile name Of Mexico is seldom heard
here now. Every one seems perfectly
satisfied that this uffaf is, if not actually
settled, in a very fair Nay of settlement
Frcnchmcn have the utmost confidence
in the good will of Ameri uns toward.
themselves, which, indeed, they cordially
reciprocatc; and the utter absurtlisy OF
these two nations engaging in n horrible
war about Mexico seems 20 remove that
event out Of the bounds of possibility.
There was, undoubtedly, for time, a
good deal Of mleasiness in France lest
American adventures should gather in
such force upon tile frontier, and become
30 venturous that "heavy skirmishing"
might take place and if that hud hefal.
len, undoubtedly there would have been
war; aid all France, though with sore
reluctance, would have accepted the trial
By battle. Happily all clauce Of that
appears now to be removed.