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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
To PROTECT Your ORCHARDS FROM

To PROTECT Your ORCHARDS FROM
RABBITs.-Dr. Warder, at arecent en-
tomological meeting, stated that the
best plan Of protecting young orchards
from ravages of rabbits, who gnaw and
destroy the bark of the trees, Is to
spatter the trees with blood. Now
that slaughtering has commenced at
the pork houses any quantity of blood
may be obtained, and with swab OF
corn husks tied to a stick one can
spatter young orchard in a short
time, So says the Agrlculturist.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
Poetry.
THE COMMON SCHOOL.


The common school the common SCHOOL,
We sing it's praise forever
Oh, nought from its ennobling rule
Can our affections sever.
How memory hAllows evAry hour,
Along Its nowery mazes,
And consecrates anew each power
OF thought to sing It's praisssI
Some learn meath academic rule, ..
And some in college classes, ...
But still our much blessed common school
viii educate the masses.
Here youthful heroes win their name,
Here statesmen learn their letters,
And many laureied son Of fame
To common schools are debtors.
Beside the way tho school-room stands,
Its favors broadcast sowingj
The children come in rosy bands
To gather what she's Strewing.
Dear little people, FREQ from care,
Their well learned lessons saying,
with pleasant music 1ll the air,
Like busy bees a-Maying.
The common school | a holy charm
On all its scenes reposes;
Here Wisdom stands with open palm
To crown us with her roses.
Here mRd ia might, nor can you buy
Diplomas here With dollars;
The marks Of true distinction lie
In being EARNEST scholars.
The common school oh, let its light
Shine through our country's story;
Here lies her wealth, her strength, her might,
Here rests her future glory.
The past q living witness stands,
On all this truth impresSing-
"The common school Is to land
A source Of countless blessing"
Far as our starry banner flies,
Repeating freedoms story;
oh, bid the common school arise
benison Of glory.
The common school our hope shall be
For Freedoms sons and daughtersi
For II learning's fount we're sealed, then We
Might never quaff its waters
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
The New York Tribune contains the fol

The New York Tribune contains the fol-
lowing curious information;
"An American colony in the Holy Landl
Our cable dispatches announce the arrival
at Jaffa of a vessel from Jonesport, Maine,
with $50 Americans to eolonize in Pales-
tine. A most noticeable movement, even
in this prominently colonizing age. The
idea is a happy one Of planting an organic
ed Christian community in the birthplace
of Christianity, now cursed with Turkish
dominion. That the colonists will have
no ordinary difficulties 10 encounter, aris-
ing from the jealousy their presence will
inspire and the higotry II will stimulate,
we can easily believe; but for several
weighty reasons 1t is TO be hoped they will
succeed in establishing themselves in their
new homes"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
COTTON YARNS AND BATTINGS.

A III Nos Of Yarns, and prime article Of Batting,
au0 H.F. oLAYToNs.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
p1PHTHER1A WASH.

Put all into n common sized tea-cup or
vessel which holds about four ounces, and
pour full of boiling water, stir well, and
then fill full of good vinegar. Fit for use
when it settles. Make swab by getting
n little stick about the size of pipe-stem,
notch one end and wrap a strip of cotton
cloth around it, letting the cloth project
about half an inch beyond the stick, so as
not to jag the mouth and throat, and lasten
with a thread.
Swab the mouth and throat well every
half hour if the case is bad, every hour if
not bad. When the patient gets better,
every two hours; and when still better,
two or three times day, till well which
will be from two to seven days. Touch
every affected spot, the uvula, tonsils, and
fauces, the whole of the back part of the
mouth and top of the throat and let the
patient swallow little of the wash each
thine you swab. Swabbing causes no pain,
though the patient will gag and sometimes
vomit; but swab well, and feeling of re-
lief will follow every swabbing.
Let every patient have a'seI arate swab
! and wash as the disease is undoubtedly
, infectious. Keep the wash pure by pour
ing what you use each time, into another
vessel, and also wipe off any matter or
slime, that may be on the swab, every
) time you take it from the mouth.
outside, every three or four hours, and
keep flannel cloth around the neck till
well.
Take Spirits Turpentine, ounce.
Take Sweet Oil, Tor Linseed Oil) ounce.
Take Aqua Ammonia, mix l ounce.
Shake before using each time.
Keep the bowels regular with Castor Oil.
Keep the patient in the house, but ven
tilate well. The diphtheria wash and lini-
ment will be found sufficient for all cases,
if taken in time; and should you mistake
) any other "sore throat for diptheria, you
will effect a cure almost inv arisbly, as ]
use this for all common sore throats. /
have never lost case, and many have
told me that no money would induce them,
in these "diphtheria times" to be without
| the wash and hniment; and when sore
ness in the the throat is felt it is used, and
a cure is always effected. Your friend,
DIR. w. A. SCOTT,
Palmyra, Warren county, Iowa.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
Youths Department.
Bnfgmas.

I am composed of so letters.
My 81 % 20 25 IT % Is composed Of cotton and silk
My 30 13 IL 10 IL Is animal Of the bovine species
My 10 2 IL l II is valuable in water colors.
My 10 81 IA 80 Is is conirostra bird of the order
"Passeres."
My Is 8 % 6 "a 80 II 81 Is an ore Of ttanium.
My 20 % "a 26 6 22 IA IL the natives Of the Mar
fusus.
My 2s 10 8 % s Is acclamation.
My whole has taught traitors q saIutsry lesson.
Carmel, Ohio. CRAIG.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06

Answer TO Enigmas in last weeks News. l. Jesse
M Stilwell and Matte M. Lyle. 2. Martha Jane
McCOppin. g. Joseph Delaplane and Nancy Hether-
ingiOn. - ---.--t
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06

THE NORTH WESTERN SrATEs.-We give
in another column the latest election i'm
telligence from the western States. The
following, showing the republican majori-
ties in 1866 and in 1854, will illustrate the
greatness of our victory. The north west
means to dispute with New England the
.lnn. L. ,.,fa I. ~. L.,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06

Curious Problem in Compound Subtraction
From mile, subtract fnrlong,, 30 rods, yards
foot and inches. An answer IL requested, with mode
| of solution. A. ID. W,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
From the Missouri Democrat
Diphtherla-A Sure Cure of this
TerriIpIe Disorder.

Please publish the following treatment
of diphtheria. IL has been used by myself,
and others to whom have given It, i'm
over one thousand cases, without a failure.
It will al'odys cure, ifthe treatment is COM
menced before the diphtheria membrane
extends into the air tubes, which is known
by the great difficulty of breathing and
restlessness. In such cases no remedy yet
discovered will always effect cure but
If the patient is watched, and this treat
ment used in time, there is no danger.
sent this treatment to n friend of mine
in Wisconsin, and he used il on himself
and family, and neighbors, with such won
derful success that he requested me TO send
1t to You for publication, as this horrible
disease is prevailing extensively In parts
of Missouri:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-06
Conundrums

Conundrums
When Is lamp liable to be angry1 When it is put
out. .... .....s f.....s.
Whom is blow from lady welcomed When she
strikes you agreeaby. .=
Why should young ladies who lace tight, be consd-
cred econOmca2 Because they do 1t to avoid seaist full
ness.
What passage of Scripture proves that st. PRul was
cricketerl And Paul stood up before the eleven and
was bold" (bowled)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
ROANOKE coLIEGn

we nave received the annual Catalogue of
'hls venerable institution of learning. We
are glad to learn that it still maintains a. most
prosperous condition. The number Of stu
dents attending during the past year numbers
>! l49, whilst it is reasonably supposed this num-
Der will be largely increased dursng the next
Collegiate course.
A new Professorship, that of Agriculture
and Mining, has bccn added to the regular
course OF studies. and the Board of Trustees are
making every effort to sustain the we'll earned
reputation OF this seat of learning, as one
among the best conducted Institutions of the
country.
We confidently recommend the institution
10 all who have children or wards to educate
Every facility afforded by other colleges to
acqairs thorugh edu cation is here svstemoti-
caIly used, whilst the Tuition charges are con-
siderably less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
SENATOR WILEY.

This member of the Senate is now show
ing his abolition hand. He has thrown off
all disguise, and comes out broadly and fully
in favor of negro suffrage We are not sur
prised at this position of the Senator. The
course he pursued at the outset of the
COnfederacy, favorinssthe cause of the South,
aud his subsequent desertiOn of that cause !;
his position in regard to Division of the State
of Virginia, and his subsequent change of
that position for the sake of retaining his
seat in Congress; his Senatorial conduct in
the case of Jefferson and Berkeley counties =;
and his frequent changes of policy upon other
motters of public concern, have all led us to
expect anything bat craftsmanship, anything
but political honesty, at his hands. He has
been false to his State, his party and his friends,
and he should be assigned hereafter to an ex-
elusive association with the negro. Joe Chap.
line, ct id omne genus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
THE ACADEMY

The late session of this school for bovs
closed last Friday. by the reading of compo-
sit'ons which were listened to by quite large
number of the patrons and friends of the in
stltutlon. AS general rule these comnosi-
lions were we'll written and we'll read-two
or three of them showed much talent for mar
ratlve, and others evinced considerable power
OF oratory. This school is under the cbaroe
of the Rev. c. n Campbell, assistedR Mr.
James b. Craighill, and we are clad to know
that they have not only shown thorough ca
paclty as teachers, but have won the respect
and affection of their many pupils. Mr.. c..
was the recipient of a large and handsome hi
bic, presented to him by his scholars as evil
dence OF their appreciation of his untiring.d de-
Vot'on as their teacher, and of their united
love and respect for him, and Mr.. Craipbill
was the recipient of public assurance that
he too had strong Judgment in all their
hearts The presentation address was made
by Master Arthur Hawks, in manner far
more telcitous than nine tenths of the speech-
es by grown men on similar occasions. 7.
was replied to by Mr. Campbell-to whom il
was complete surprise-in voice that told
how deeply thankful he felt in having won
the affection and confidence of those for whose
education he had been laboring with unwea-
rylnS care and devotion throughout the ses>
sion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
GONE.

The Hon. Ben. Stanton, Elk. Lt-Gov. of
Ohio. and NJ. c., who has been practising law
IN this circuit for the past twelve months, has
gone from our midst, and, we hope, never to
return We do not know why he has left, but
take it for granted the scent of rat ran ath-
wart his nose AT any rate he has gone, and
if forever, still forever let it be; and may his
shadow never fall again upon our part Of the
earth There are many other radicals de citi-
zenizers, who had better follow suit for the
good of the country. We have no need for
such as they, professionally politically, or So
cially.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
Another New Explosion.


We had supposed that in nitro-eIycerine the ne
Plus ultra of dangerous and destructive exulosives
bad BEEN reached. vnd that compound which ex-
Plodes by conclusion merely with FREE ten times
that OF RuuPoW der. would maintain uniispured it's
terrible Preaemineuee. II seems however. that we
were mistaken, and The terrOrs Of nitro-gIyeerine
d"indle into insigBi6ca5ee when COMPARED vyi,b
those of the new compound Is we Eeif,. q 't:afi.
fornia invention. AT all events thai IL tbe GnJv
place whrre II appears 10 be in usp and iis iuiro
dneiion into mines OF that State for bIa ing ,ur,
poses is quite receuf. = ~
Sodium, Whirh- is the metallic base Of soda L a
very hArnl. Sc substance and /, as frs, disr1.re
by Srr HHmphIe DAvy hair a renrnr, ago. and
has been Dsed chiefly in 'he manu-acafe 81 nIuU,,-
nun. What nth4T snbsiauce Is ns-d IL, ,n,,f;i.fz
me amdlRam we hate NOT hten ablE i" earn =
The Journal from which Ne eei nosr of our In.
formation In reRaFJ ii'ls new comts0Dd snvs tb.,
n explosive PON one ounce Of sodium srl,r,m
Is equal 10 twemiy-iVe pounds OF z npower ar Iuo
ana nall p"u"ds OF nitro Rlycerfne II s exploded
oy moisture and sPOOnfBI 0fsssater coming in
contract with Two huu lred ounces Of IL ,rouId
produce explosion eqsal.iB dssfsur Tive ELECT 20
tnstsof hEe thcusand pounds Of gunpouer.- or Eve
nndied pounds of In OF, er
expansive force il tory times as Seaf ~ 5Is, Of
nfro'gITcerfDe, and foGr h11dred fines 20 great a.
N"aS9t the hest gUnPOvdsr. A frArSul saen1, trnIv
ana daneeToOs IN thr extreme 20 handle ms.
port. Would m HorteSRfU 0r5tbe sDfboJJties
"hile looking Ito the uiIro-gIy rerine question,
10 bestoT = ltItfe attention cp sodium annals
gym s4sfe ! El<ss sslsi- ~tiDs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
mentOf theailent occupant. Fourteen graves

mentof theailent occupant Fourteen graves.
were without inscriptions, but all, were
known
GAS heroes of a GLORIOUS cause,
The ladies composing the Memorial Exeeu-
tive Committee desire to return thanks to
Miss Malissa Baker, Miss Amelia Babcock,
and other ladies of Baltimore, for their kind
contributions of floral emblems, aud also to
Mrs. DIR. Boyd, Mrs. Judge Parker, and Mrs
Major Hunter, of Winchester, for similar
contributions. Mossrs. Steele and Allen, of
the Winchester Floral Gardens, also contrib
.uted muni6eently, in flowers, &c.
The number of persons present. aud who
took part in the Memorial Services, were va
riously estimated at from three to four thou
sand. Everything was conducted in the most
imposing and decorous manner, and all seemed
imbued with the consciousness of having per-
formed a.grateful tribute -s
s.To departed WORTH"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
The Torturing of Mr.. Davis.


The World says, commenting on the
statement that Danton-we beg pardon
Stanton is alone responsible for the ironing
of Mr.. Davis:
"Here was cowardly outrage inflicted
upon the foremost man of the whole rebellion,
aud neither the President, the Lieptenont
General, nor any member of the Cabinet
except the torturer himself seems to have
known or cared anything about it. Now is
it not barely possible that Lee and Davis. in
the crisis of terrible struggle, may not have
been aware of what was done to the private
soldiers of our army? If they were to blame
for the acquaiuting themseIv S With the fscts
in the stress of fearful war. what is to be said
OF our chef executive officers who in the
hour OF triumph, allow the good name of a
great nation to be sullied by conduct toward
a fallen foe that would disgrace barbarous
power" 20 -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

THE PRESCRIBED CuNFEDER.rre IT,
New York Nr,Cs ARCHES that the nav co,,.,;
tutional amendment, even if ratified. will fail
to exclude from Office the prominent ConicJ-
crate officers at whom it is aimed The no;nts
are these: First. The operation of the amend.
ment must be proscriptive or else it would
conflict with the spirit of that other provisions
OF the Constitution which forbds the passage
OF ee post J''ct" laws. There is somethin" in
this point, but we should not like to relv on it,
The second, however, is better Its, that
the parties to be prescribed must first have
been convicted Of having Engaged in iusur
rect,on or rebellion before they could be ex-
cluded from office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
THE COUNTY, GEam

We understand that there is some hitch
IN the erection of the public buildings over
at Shepherdstown This hitch should he
made final, for the people of Jefferson will
not submit much longer to the change; and
the less money expended at SLepherdstowp
the better for our tax paysrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
THE BAR.

81 The members of the Jefferson Bar, who
are excluded from the courts by reason of the
test oath, are requested to meet at the Office
of Cooke & Kennedy, Bank Building, Charles
town, tomorrow, Wednesday, } at 10 o'clock.
A full meeting is desired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
HARVEST

our farmers are quite earnestly engaged
IN the wheat harvest, and we are Glad to beor
tnSt the crop is much more promising than it
was month ago, although it will not average
halfofa fair yield of the county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
APOLOGY.

The sickness of the editor must apologize
for the lack of editorial matter this week
q and the printers request the readers of the
Spirit to overlook all errors in the make up
of the paper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

Boy DRowSED.-Jacob Gwynn, of this
place, boy about eighteen years Of age. Was
drowned in the Pofomsc about nile aBoEe
Failing Waters, on Sunday last He accident
y got into deep water, could not swim. and
the boys along with him we're an roo s19sT
to render him any assistance. HIS .body WEss
recovered few. hours af1er.-IVssgA EiT+a' y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

A CHEAP Observation-Disclosures fam
lily procure, say two pounds of dry chloride
OF lime. four pounds Of common washing
soda: Dissolve the soda ip SIX gallons ui,wa-
ter. in key or barrel, aud gradually add the
CHLORIDE of lime. stirring it until it is all
mixed in, then lei it settle, and you have the
chloride of soda.of which take a pint or So
and sprinkle around where bad smells arise
and this should be done every week, say twice,
The vessel 1t is in should, be kept in a dark
place and covered closely or stopped up
tight.
Thus for 40 cents you may haze some six
gan ms of chloride of soda strong enough for
disinfecting, &c, purpose, and sufficient to
keep your premises pure and clean for the
whole summer, and ifeverybody would use it.
we should have very pure town indeed.
HatTfsou6urg Commonwealth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

MAYORS CoURT-The first case brought
before his Honor, John Avis, Mayor Of
Charlestown, was GOLDSMITH Us. PILkER.
1t appears Mr. Pilker had hurled stone at
a one eyed puppy belonging to Mr.. Gold
smith, pelting him, the aforesaid puppy,
somewhere in the abdominal regions, where's
upon, like other radical puppies, he set up a
"tremenjus" howl and yelling. His owner
thereupon took his part aud iratcly reproved
Michael the "pelter." This changed the
scene of action as well as the belligerents, and
Mr.. Pilker gave Mr.. Goldsmith pelt, aud
thereby eusued cause for the Mayors adju-
dcation. The case was dismissed by Mayor
Avis, but Mr.. G., not being satisfied there
with, subsequently, brought it before the
higher adjudicatory of Judge Myers Court.
who upon the testimony adduccd, decided to
hold Mr.. p. to bail in the penalty of twenty
five dollars, not to pelt hereafter either Mr.
G.. or his dog.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

FATAL ACCIDENT Quite a sad affair &C.
Cured at the residence of Mr.. GEORGE
AMBRoUsE, near R'ppon. on Friday last. =
A little. son of Mr.. JOHN FgGIrr. about ten
years of age, took gan out of the house in
the absence of the family, and before he got
out of the yard, the gun went off, killing him
instantly. This is another of the many warn
ing to small boys not to handle FIRE arms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

CAUTIoN.-We learu that a young lady
who was at the depot waiting for the cars on
Friday last, came very near being run over by
the train. She was Standing on the Siding
as the cars came down, and suppcsing she was
on the track upon which they were approach
ing spraang to one side and in doing SO narrow
ly escaped being run over. A gentleman
standing by noticed the danger and happily
saved her from instant death. We caution
persons from standing near the track when the
trains are approaching as it is rather dangerous
temerity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CRowL of Shep-
herdstown, met with severe accident on Mon
day last, whilst cunning He had mounted
hiss horse. and in the act oftaking up the gun
which he had set against tree. the hammer
caught against some obstacle which caused the
piece to explode, the contents entering the
left arm above the wrist, causing serious
wound
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

rs New York dispatch II % MI. sayr:-"Tn
the atsenre OF any sIIrring even at home teoDIe
here are taking most lTSls5 isteresI 10 II. En.
ToP' an neNs juS,znOE, where the curtain 81 The
ought feas b 'Gis city on Saturday, AZ erGoan or
Sunday n lairsi, sill rrOtaIS living in she par
iieilnrs on baIIe Fought near DresdFn or LcJgzis
I'll ue'sG, hOt I'll EEL lively sympathy for yuiur
aOd sNelReJe JfSyL and al bOEe sbs5 me psa5 s66s
be able to fseorPorafe Venice HiIhis her domains
Private aittees tecsiSeA from .Eur6pA ShaSE a DIE
tressing s'ael Ot a6aiTss ld al IlE EhaI she Hsn1rs
OF ar VII soon gpregd ScrOEg Ibe eDfIrF EGroneao;
Con'ln.nt as Russia i fully prepared To- hello Aus
t5ofseBt BfAaee sbaadens her neutIs3i} . =. =
- = - ~ -litL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03

IMPROVEMENT Our -neighbOrs, HUNS
PHREYs & CO., across the way, have put up
an Awning in front OF their Hardware Es>
adjustment. This is quite an Improvement,
and we hope others will follow the example
1t will give to tile streets cool and shady
appearance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-03
LOoAI. aTISnRII.INY..

TnEEr2A artl,epsb bold theft was perpetr.t-
cd at the Carter House. on Wednesday
last, Mrs TEeai11En, who was stopping at the
Hotel, had gone INTO, one of the rooms for the
purpose of taking Arrest, Previous to living
down she Invested horself,of. her gold watch
aud breast pin andl them upon.tho sill. of
her chamber window. Shorty after she mo-
ticed the blinds being opened from, the out,
side aud a hand thrust in. seizing the watch
and pin, She Immediately gave the
alarm, and the thief, BILL MoRE, a loyal citi-
=zeuOf African scent was pursued and captur>
ed with-the articles in possession. He was
subsequently, taken before Justice Myers, who
upon the testimony adduced, committed him
to jail for trial