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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
sEv36.
LIgEIg-3 10 TEACHERS
AND
DISTRICT CLERKS.


shall hold public examinations Of Teachers fol.
lows.
At the School House in the village Of JonesdaIe on
Wednesday and thursday, Oct 81 and 4th 1866, fOl
+ tn owns Of Wyoming aud Clyde.
Al the school 81use in district No. s. in Arena on
Friday and Saturday oct. 5,h ard 9th, for he town.
Of Arena and KiIgeway.
At The Court House in the Village Of Dodgeville
Friday and Saturday Oct. 18th and 18TH the close
Of the Institute, and at the SChoolRoom in he City
OF Mineral Point, on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
18th ami 18th, tor the towns Of Mineral Point and
Dodgeviuc.
At the school House, IN the Village 81 AdamsviIIe
on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 18th and 10th for the
towns OF Moscow an Naldwiek.
AT the school House ia the Village Of Linden, on
Friday and saturday Oct 18th and 2uth for the towns
Of Linden and Miliu
At the school House, in the village of svoca, on
Monday ana Tuesday Oct. 22d and 23d, the towns
II iiEhlaud and Pulaski
Teachers may attend in any examination District
more couN euieut than their The examinations
will commence ID, each place at 10 clock the first
day much time has been lost iu trying dccipfer
al 4ost lleblc manuscript upon small sheets of letter
themselves with pen ami ink. and jf possible wi
foolsap paper. they will also take notice that the
law 81 the last session of the Legislature requires that
applicants for thiri grade certificates be examine in
United States History and Theory and art Of Teach
ing, IN addition o. The branches heretofore required
Ayoca, Aug. 25th, 1866.
55td SAMUEL PARIS,
Co. Supt. for Iowa Co, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

In the matter 30 the estate of George TlSh deceased
NorJCE is hereby given thtt hy virtue ani in pur-
~uaurc of order 10 license made Eu said matter
lv sid Court The 6th say rf August 1865, The
I~llg administrator u said estate viii ou the siNe
day ~ October, 1850 NJ ocloeS IN te afternoon. al
afar for sale al fGHi.c yeuiaH, the following described
lar.lS ta-pit- The southwest quarter ef the sasth
west quarter - section number tNeuryous t-if. t2e
northwest quarter uf session number f-o eight l->f
tge Southeast quarter gf tH- s Be~t quarter, the
north half - tH= northeast quarter. and the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter saving aui excepting
rseufs f square in the northeast corner of the
last mentioned tract. where fhe mother ~ SCION r.
Johnston 1sreIs 81 section number & -nine t1
all iH township uHa.Isr dye 56 north f range auu-
be- fFgr q east ef tie fourth principal meridian. n
yba County nf Iowa ..I STATE ct Wisconsin containing
hautret gaI forty -+aE acres te tAe same more
or less The terms at sale Nil. re made Suewu ~ the
:s.ae and ulaca Of sale. JACOB ITAFFiEN,
Administrations
Dated August. 1855. far-.l2-5.-ts-l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS. :.
Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE CLERK BID SUPERVISORS Iowa Co.,
DodgeTilie, September 3d, 1SG6.
tDY direction 81 the Beard Of Supervisors sealed
ID proposals sill ae received At this Office until Tues
day, November l5ta, 4. D. 1>65. al 10 o'clock A. NJ o..
f3r furnishing the foii0Ning articles Of STATIONERY
s3r the year 1867.
i Realas OF first class Legal Cap Paper,
Foalzrar,
10 letter
Ia S,+a
5e14 Number Six Buff Envelopes,
1000 Number nine Do
259o Number twelve do
Gross best Black Lead pencils,
- No 2j3. NaE8um BonuHl elliott Pens,
= Quarts Il Black Ink
Dozen + ounce bottles Of Ngcilage,
Gross Paper Waters, for official seals
To be delivered at the Clerks Office within 80 days
from date Of acceptance d bid.
The Board a Supervisors reserve the right to reject
any and all bids
The bids must be marked the left hand corner Of
envei1p, - Proposal for Stationery
Each hid to he accompanied by samples Of paper,
envelopes aud pencils and specify the kind of ink
and maciiag be furnished.
Bids to be made at cash rates.
GEO. II. OTIS
4W-30- Clerk of Board.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
IOWA COUNT
7 EACHERS' INSTITUTE.

FENIIE Annual Institute FOR Iowa County viii he held
at tue Uurt .iuu,e in the Village OF DodEcyile,
commencing al O'Clock Monday afternoon, oct. oth.
I~"H. and closing Thursday evening. tHe close of
which, friday aud Saturday, oct y ard -. will
ne public examination Of teachers iuri, each day
ut tie stiutc there viii be regular class drills and
exercises in he tiUercut uTauCErs taught
schools and discussions various topics Of edu
8uaI interest. Lectures, discussions and essays may
be expected each evening Several prominent and
experienced teachers of cvuHty and elsewhere have
promised be present and assist IN conducting the
exercises of the institute. hope TO meet al, of the
teachers of the unity especially, and the friends Of
education generally. aud trust meeting may be
fruitful of good results. The good people Of Dodge
vine assured, wi kindly entertain teachers from
abroad.
Avoca Aag p, 1866.
SAMUEL PARKS
Bot County sup. Of Iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
VARIABLE FAEsss EoE: SAFE

Il HE sgHce5bgr sI.rS for sale his Farm consisting
uf l-u acres, situated three miles from the city *
Mineral Point the Linden road. About forty acres
under improvements. with good fence the balance
is good thrifty timber. ON the premises Is good
frame House, first rat" Barns and sheds. thrifty
Frgt Orchard, tud Iua "a yaauE Sugar Orchard As
can te found. We'll vatered with Cistgru, well a nd
springs. No desirable place be found in this
section Of CpuHtty.
A -ood racs school House within quarter Of mile
of the premises.
For particulars enquire at the Tribune once or q
oRWOSD PADDOCK.
July 5th 1866. 2Stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

A SrUNKY SoLDIER.-A story is told
ola Prusian scutioual stationed on tho
stecpla at Troppau, and left behind
there when ms company rctrcated
The citizens attempted to take him
prisoner; but the Prussian easily de-
icudrd with his havouet the narrow
winding stair by which alone access
could be gained 10 tEc steeple. They
then decided on reducing him hy fam
inc; but tine PuSsian, having with him
good supply Of cartridges, announced
that unless ne Was regularly and Wei
fed, lac would shoot every one who
passed in hestrcets around the church.
The good soldier thus contriyed to
maintain his position for Two days,
when IroPpau was re-qccapid BY tho
Prus5ians and he was relieved.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
Terms OF Advertising.

Professional aad B1sIness Cards not exceeding SIX
tines, SO per year.
Tseye lines N,nparef type, compact matter or
Aeir equivalent in space will be cour'd As square
Estray Notices published fguy weeks, = Tor sinEie
Iain au fty cents for each additional animal IN
s2Ee Eotfce-
Legal Notices - statute rates.
Special Notices Ieaied and having precedence Of
r.faary advertiser snts 30 per cent. advance On or
d{EarY TAteE-
Adycrtlssa4-nts accompanied With directionsill p
inserted til forbid Hu1 cha rgcd 70 accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Two United States soldiers wero
found murdered at Savannah, Sunday
night, and on each was pinned pla-
card reading, "Thus the South retail
atcs for the arrest of Skaiton and Har-
or.dee. referring 20 the arrest tho
former Eor abusing n negro, and the
latter for attempting 10 carry pestll.
ontial woollcns iuts New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

BLAarUFMY.-Thc President Of tho
United States, in q speech to . dele.
CATION Of tailors whowaitcd upon him,
made the following statement: In
connection with your profession, fel.
low citizens, allow mo To say that our
great Father, the Head and Lord of
al the world, was a tailor; and when
YOU refer TO the historic account Of
these things, YOU viii find that my re-
marks are material ' true. .'--Er.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

WTEEEIS TIE INCoNsISTENCY II he
Dem .cracy accuse the Republicans OF
Inconsistency i'm not supporting " My
Policy, saying it is the same as that
proposed By the lamented Lincoln.
They also claim to stand now iust
where they have stood from the be-
giuning-the same as they did when
they supported McCLELLAN and rEy-
DLEroN in 1864 and could find no
words too Ignominious, no cp.thcts too
vile, no appellation too degrading 10
apply to Lincoln and his public acts.
To them hewas the very embodiment
Of evil. containing no good whatever.
notwithstanding this Affirmation Of
extreme consistency they now are the
strongest supporters President John.
sons policy has, while the former sup
porters Of Llncolu.s policy are the
strongest opponents.
" no has changed Johnson or the
democracy? Which horn Of the dill
emma viii hey take? If the dcmoc-
racy has changed, why dcuouuee tia
republicans for changing toot II
johnson, Doolittle. Sc, have not
changed, why do the democracy sup
port them? Ifthey haze changed, why
accuse the Republicans Of inconsist +
ency for remaining true 70 their Prin
cirIcs?
The republicans believe it is Andy
johnson who has changed the policy
of Lincoln, and that the democratic
and republican parties stand to-day
upon the same platforms they dic
when Lincoln was alive. Does not
Vallandigham boast that he has uoI
changed? Yet lie believes ia th'
/ present policy Of Andy Johnson. lie
US hear no more Of this CRY Of incon
/ sistency IN the republican camp unit
I their opponents can show aehereJl tI7y
! 70 - - l[.Lt..t..--.. Ne.-E....L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

GESERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

y Office Is hereby given that al the General Flee
election precincts IL Iowa County st Wisconsin
the Tuesday succeeding The first Monday be1e she
sixth day o November next the following otevrs are
+ be elected, to-wjt7
Representative in Congress for rthe 81 cougression
al District, aprisiu he counties Il Green. Lafay
ette, Iowa, Grant, Crawford. Richlaud and aux, in
the place u Amsa Cobb, whose term VI ohee vii eN
pire on the fourth day uf March next
A State Senator for she fifteenth Senate DISCREET,
comprising the county Of Iowa, in the piac- q L.
Lincoln, whose term Il Office VIII expire on the first
Monday Of January next
bis District comprising the towns Ed-eay, Arena.
wyoming, clyde, PGiassi, Highland aud DodEeville,
in the piac- II = = tfooase'l whose term oi oiilce
will expire the drst Monday of J1uuary next.
Member of the Assembly IN tie southern a As9eIl-
lis District comprising the towns % Mosca. Aald-
raj Point in the phase 4 f-s SFeusey, h0se term Of
office wits expire tIse FIRST Monday II January next.
A Member nt tlte County Board ul SupeTySots Tor
t"e l4tEd b''-fiat ei Iowa S.,tHtFs coiL tIe
towns Of Ar-Ua. Wyoming, Clyde aud Pa ask. in
the place of Oscar T. Legake, whose term Of Office sill
f expire on the first DAY 3t January next.
Member Of the county Board of Supervisor for
the first Dist ct II iowa County, comprising the trns
of Moscow, "aldack, Linden, Hiliin, ar II" Town
and Cty % Mineral Point ia the place of James Toay,
hose term Of Office viii expire on the lrst day Of Jan
A sheriff Of the county af Iowa. in the place Of
Thomas thomas whose term Of Office will expire on
3 the FIRST day az january next.
Treasurer for lhe county Of Iowa in the place Of
FFaacs VIVIAN whose term Of office viii expire on the
/ first day of january next
place II mes Jones whose -erIn Of office will expire
on the first day Z January next.
Clerk If the Couury Board Of Supervisors for the
county IF Iowa 70 the place u GEORGE h. Otis, whose
term oi olics vii expire on the first day Of january
I next.
CLERK of the Circuit Court for the county Of Iowa
10 tac place Of Joel Whitman, whose term Of Office viii
expire on tie first day Of january next.
\ County Surveyor for the county Of Iowa. in the
place gf James -. Adams whose term Of office viii
expire on the irst day Of January next
Coroner for - county of Iowa
A. tie same election the question VII be taken upon
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
= FARMS E9sssS SsE.iG

rI'HE sab~sriger offers for sale TWO FARMS of One
! Hundred acres each. said farms are situated IN
tbs raH 81 Ntlaaick, about meS from the city OF
u neral Point. and about six miles from t9b-eFN e.
They first stock Farms, VITA 70 acres 81 good
BOTTOM land meadow one and - acres on the
other Taey an lea good cultivation and iu good
condition for farming.
ALSO, Three ether small farms under cultivation.
portion Of tIe purchase money down, aud tAe bal
auCe 8u favorable terms. Apply TO
LOUIS GERALDINE.
lyalBNica, July -, 'G6. t5o-wrJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

THE warden of Richmond prison,
who let Head Centre Stephens escape,
was at the late Fcnian picnic at Ho-
boken.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

\ MEETING Of the German Turner
Associations Of Indiana, Ohio, Ken
tuclly and Tennessee viii be held at
Terre IIautc during this week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Lee FOR CHOLERA. - The Madison
Journal publishes the following letter
from an officer in the Army in Texas,
relating to the successful use of ice
Tor Cholera, that may be found Of in
terest 10 the Medical profession:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

A LARGE fire at Memphis, Monday
night last destroyed property valued
at $4,000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
NAIrARrr I.Nikr FOR SALE.

vrHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM containing
4 2ao acres. sisuared ave miles ea9. of the City q
Mineral Pout- Ei-hty acres under cultivation.
ON tie premises 3 good Orchard good dwelling
house. aE5 fine spring of living water Eighty acres
has good TEuher GA it,
FoF particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
Mineral Point, sept. Is, ls66. 2m5s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

GoDEY. FOR OcToGER.-Our bcauti-
ful steel plate The Rest on the Hnl lis
one that will bear the most careful cxami-
nation.
The Colored Fashion-plate, representing
costumes for fancy bali, VIII lie appreciated
by our fair readers.
Braided Tidy" printed in blue.
q The Portrait" is the title of our beau
tiful wood cut.
The wood-cut Fashions are brought down
to the latest dates bv a Walking and Travel
ing Dress, Little Girls Costume, Promenade
Suit for young lady, twelve fashionable
Bounets, two new styles for Aprons, Break
fast-cap, Black silk Coat for a gin. and
Paletot for a boy.
The Work Department contains 4 great
variety Of work for the ladies, consisting Of
a Brush made of cloth Iist, Two engravings .
a Knitted Sock; Gentieman's Crochet Aitt
and Cuff Lady's Companioni Knitting,
Embroidery, and Braiding,
"Rizpah's Idols" by Marion Harland i
concluded in this number This story has
been read with interest throughout the year.
/ Our readers ~iu fully appreciate the con
/ Guiding chapter.
Kate Leonarl's Great Match is another
good story-oue Of the best that We have
published from the authors pen.
I The reading matter in the October number
cannot be excelled by any ladies magazine
/ in the country.
Now Is the time for making up clubs for
F.! Cooley for the coming year. The Lady:
Book for SCI viii be furnished on the same
terms as in 1866. We are ready 10 furuiFl
it to any of our fair readers for =, 80. j
has no equal among the magazines published
for the Ladies, and none should be aith0ut it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1866.

CANADA dispatches say the military
preparations on the border are increas-
ing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Gov HAHN, Of Louisiana, is stump
ing Iowa for the Union cause. lie
spoke at Fort Dodge on Saturday.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
The lee Cure for the ChoIers-Suecessfnl Treat
meat of Desperate Cases.
RRAzos SANTIAGO, lTexas. Sept. ?.


As cholera nav be in Madison when this
reaches YOU, aud as a man in the last stages
of cholera is considered gone goose" l
give the results of an experiment tried YES
terday thayirg hcsfd of its being tried in
Calcutta last vear.) One of my Sergeants
passed into the second stage at \, NJ, his
limbs and extremitieS became cold and he
became rapidly weaker; he was rubbed with
crash towels and brandy until l. NJ, by three
relicfS OF men, but with no more effect than
il post had been the object Of our Solici-
tudc All this time he had a large mustard
plaster upon his stomach. At noon he was
very low, and the Doctor gave him up, saying
" he might as well he left alone 20 die easy"
| asked permission to try an eNperinent-he
said, - 20 ahead, as ] couldn't hurt tho man,
but he doubted my ability TO procure the
ice.' At 1880 T. VI. ! applied "a long, mar
row hag, containing about eight pounds of
ice and salt, to the mans spiue-the bag ex-
tending the whole length of the spine--at
the same time ! commenced giving brandy.
at short intervals, at Z. NJ the man was
easier; at l:3uh his limbs recovered their nat
ural heat; at L. NJ. | removed the ice, put
on dry clothes and covered him with three or
four blankets, and this morning the man IS
walking about.
hope if cholera does rage in Madison that
this viii be tried,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

A SECOND ExrERIMKsT-Two o'clock, L,
M.-Suce writing the above, l havc made
second experiment. with equal success. At9
o'clock this morning applied the ice bag to
the spine of a man far gone in the cramps
whose limbs were as cold as death. At $50
the cramus left him--at . his limbs and ex
trcmities were warm: at iu:8o removed tho
icc-had him dry rubbed--clean iiannels put
on--gaye him dose of brandy--rolled him
in two blankets, with two men 20 hold them
oH. He soon broke into profusa Pcrspira-
tinn and is now sleeping as quietly as in per-
feet health. ! hope this may reach You IN
time, and that il may have q trial, II the epir
demic appears in Madison.
Very respectfully, GEo- L. ANGET,
Lieut. seth |. :. &. II,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

BRIGGs, the alleged Nassau Bank de
the action of the Grand Jury.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

GEN MEADE, Col Meade, Col. Bid
die and Maj Buchanan are in Mon
treal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

A TTogSEY st las sud Notary Puh+-c, boareEllie,
iowa t.satv Wis Particular attention paid 4"
taII-etiug Refer % Ijan. g. Z. Wa-hburn and Cobb
= ~r.l.ILtM -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

DuYsrCIAN aaI SURGEON. OHce in Goals
i Bigcs. over b.zIer's store, corner of High ana
ChestHat streets, Mineral Pstats Wis
P..rticalrtr attru tiuG paid 90 Operative surgery.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

A LARGE Canadian force is to be put
in camp to meet any sudden movement
from the direction Of Malone.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

The papers If Canada are in favor
of holding the United States Govern
ment responsible for future Fenian
troubles, and urge Great Britain to
declare war if another Fenian invasion
is attempted. Arrests are being made
in Canada Of suspected Fenians and Of
sunnosed svmpathizcrs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

THE wheat crop IN Minnesota is
thought to be not so good in quantity
or quality as last year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

AGENTS Of the Danish Government
have arrived in this country to make
arrangements for the arrival Of 5000
scandinavian immigrants
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
GED.sa.ss APPEL.
1901

NRIFNTAL RtRBER. a,teaista the T4u.orial wan'
l j of the rubic. SHAVING G-HAIR-CUFTING
EHAMPOOISG.
gIirh street ..-... Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

THE LADY 5 FRIEND. FOR OCrORER.-
The October number Of this charming peri
odical, opens with beautiful and suggestive
engraving, illustrative of the interesting
story Of Hugh Maxwell's Heir The double
colored steel Fashions Plate is as elegant
and refined as usual The other Illustrations
refer to the Fashions, and lady's work, such
as the Work Basket with Pockets, Dress
with High Waist and Removable Basque,
Canezon of Tulle and Lace, Riding Habits,
Siamois Bonner Among the literary con
tents we notice Second Love-" by Mrs.
Hosmer, The Magic of the Sunbeam =
1.-The Story of a Proud Heart" lv Gabrielle
Lee; "The Bachelor Answered, +" by Matte
DYER Britts The Disputed Parrimony," by
Auber Forester; Winter Time by Flor
cnce Percy, author of . Rock Ne To Sleep"
Editorials, Receipts, Fashionable mtelli-
gence, &c.
Price -. 80 a year; copies $500; S copies
(and one gratis $1,000. Specimen numbers
will be sent for - cents.
Address DEACON & PETERSON, SO Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
WILLIAM PATEFssEEO.
- II & II 4 . III Il IL Ez :
DIs. ". :. LagyEsENCE,

Attends to all BUSINESS on short notice
III Bin january sofa. I-#6- "i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

THE steamer Moravian has brou 1ht
over 5000 men, mostly artillery, rom
the mother country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
Gno ~ v.-HzgsEEg. "a. ID.

uAS opened an of5ca A.
IO2 Washington street,
CHICAGO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

TORONTO, c. W., October 26.-Not-
withstanding the wet weather the
Court House was again densely crowd
ed, and the interest in the Fenian
trials was undated. The first prisoner
placed in the dock this morning was
David F. Lawsden, who processes to be
Clergyman of thd Episcopal church.
NJ. G. Canaan, an able lawyer, appeared
for the prisoner, and asked postpone
ment OF trial to procure two important
witnesses. Rev. DR.. Fuller, of Symensa,
and Bishop Coke, Of Buffalo, American
Consul, having undertaken to procure
their attendance, Hon. j. H. Camerone
Crown Council, replied that ample
time had been allowed to procure wit
nesses, but the Crown would put no
technical difficulties in the way, and
Saturday week was agreed upon for
trial.
The next prisoner placed in the
dock was John Mcmahon, Roman
Catholic Priest. The defendant's at
torney challenged only one juror. Mr..
r. A. Harrison, on behalf of the Crow n,
then addressed the jury the Indictment
contains three charges, charging the
prisoner with being an American citi-
zen as invading the Province with intent
to levy war; second, after entering con-
tinued to act with persons invading the
Province; third, the Court charges the
prisoner with being with persons who
levied war in the Province.