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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

THE tENIAS TRIALs.-The court for the
trial OF the fenians, met at Sweetshnrg, g. e.
yesterday. Mr. Ramsay said he was instru cted
by the Attorney General 10 enter a RoELe prose
qua IN twenty.one of the indictments alleging
onenses prior 10 June Sth. This in effect with
draws the indictment against Cra Nv ford, Rog-
ers, Reardeu. Howard, McGregor, Morrill, ana
Smith, as also against sc ven other British sub
Jects- There remain further indictments two
against each prisoner,) charging offenses as
committed on the 9th OF July by the prisoners
Mcdonald, Madden, Crawley, Owens, Carroll,
Gillgan. and Holmes. Mr.. Doolin said he
had TO ask The court that the prisoners with
reference 10 whom the Crown wished to enter
a BOtfe proseqHi, be discharged by verdict
Mr.. Ramssy.-That cannot be done when a
noHe prose9ui is entered
Mr.. Deylin said he wished TO argue that
point. He concluded by stating that the law
under which these men were to have been
tried had been sent TO Washington, and COM
mands had come from Washington that the
course should be taken which was now init
mated by the prosecution
Mr. Ramsay protested against such remarks
beng made. No such commands had come
to him.
Judge Johnson said he had heard nothing
denying the right OF the court 20 enter noiie
pros t ..r -.....f.s Ets- -
Counsel then moved that Cra w ford be set at
liberty, but the Court decided that ne might be
held for trial for other charges. Madden was
placed on trial @ ..l
The risoners TO whom a ,olse pros was
entered 10 the Indictment previously found
may shli be tried for riot and tumult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

H1The health of ". p. Willis has so much
improved that be is able TO walk about a little.
HS-A gang in New Orleans steal children,
and sssn get reward for bring nging them back
- In Louisville, Ky, ihe street cars are
provided wtth little stoves .fs.fl.-..s slsr ~
H-.Jobn Nickerson, ofChambersburg, Pa.
ran nail into his foot aud died from ioeklaw
So The Princess Clo.ilde is in an Interesting
sifnatlon.
aS-A hog in Mansfield, Ohio, tore lady SO
bsols that her life Was ossptIred Of -
- Little boys rob houses at night. like men
burglars, IN Newark, N. J. szf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

PROGRESSING BACKwARD-a bill has been
introduced into the Tennessee Legislature
making II lawful TO keep open on SUNDAY
''places OF amusements known as beer gardens
and refreshments therein" The same BODY
mas passed law preventing minors playing
billiards. What next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

SINGULAR AFPAIR.-In August last man
named Clarity was robbed of a yaluaoie gold
watch while sitting In wagon IN BROOKLYN
He swore positively that James HaIloran was
the thief, and on his testimony the accused
was con nvicted and remained for sentence On
Tuesday young man named Henry Mackey
appeared before the proper officer, and con
fcssed 70 having committed the robbery and
surrendered himself saying that he did not
wnnt another man to suffer for his offence
Halloran was released. ana Macsey now oc.
cuples the cell vacated by him. = y, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-On the sth, two
carpenters 1T work on the farm of Rev. L w
BATES, near Snow Hill, Md, Were playing
with each other, when one, named John S,e-
vens, stepped back and pointed q pistol at the
other, Samuel Godfrey, which accidentally
went on, resulting in the immediate death Of
the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

MCRDER OF PHYsIcIAN.-On the attn in
slant Dr. w. L. Massey, while returning from
a professional visitin New York. was knocked
down by two unknown men, and was so
badly injured that he died on Saturday last
He was 81 years OF age, and n native of Alex
andria. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

Ex-senator Wade has written a letter 10 Su-
san Il. Anthony, in which he says he is in Ia
Vor OF impartial suffrage, without regard 20
"'color, race or sex
- Boys can't skate on the sidewalks IN IT.
tnsville. The ice will allow 1t, but the Coun-
ellis won't
~In Boston the other day, a little. bow
poured some alcohol on the pants of anotnsr
boy, and then fire IT, and the little feIlo u
was severely burned
The following question is now before the
Sand Lake Debating Society: (Which do wo-
men love the bestf-to be hugged in a polka,
or squeezed IN a sleighl"
- Mrs. Ward, Utica, N. Y, Jumped from
her carriage. the horses being as she thoueh.
about to run away; her hoops caught on th.,
springs of the vehicle; she was dragged a mile
and halt ever stone road and killed.
"The Charlotte N c. Democrat fayors
the amendment. the last Thing the Sosth
can do, and preferable 10 a reconstruction OF
their Governments. n
s6AurOra, Ill, has girl whipping sensa-
ton that beats that AT Cambridge am hollow
rules, ferruled several OF the older girls and
compelled some OF the younger ones TO raise
their dresses while they were whipped on the
calves OF their legs.
~The voters of Fairfield. Conn. have
elected II. T. Barnum, Hog Hayward II he
attends 10 the business Of the Office, he wall
haye 10 drive stray hogs TO the pound and
keep them out Of the road.
SThere is a com merclal gentleman who is
unus ually scrupnlous in regard 10 having his
door plate polished every morning, being de-
termined TO .sleave an untarnished name be-
hiEd him"
~Gen. Miramon, the opponent OF Presi-
dent J uarez. and the leader Of the Cn urch party
has Just returned TO Mexics, after a prolonged
residence IN Paris.
~-.I say, Brown, what close shaver
Smith is; why, he al squabbie about pennyr'
ssWeli, " hat II he doesf" said brown: The
lees one squabbles about the BETTER .--
81 Mrs. Levi Andrews, OF East Taunton,
Mass. put an end to all earthly career by
drowning herself IN pond on Wednesday.
She was demented.
men against having funerals on The Sabsala q
sue eestive OF protes tang against admitting bA-
be INTO the world ON Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

An lNPoRTAST DEoIsIoN-A test case
has been recently adiudicated in Tennessee
Hlr. A r. Ridley applied for q writ OF manda-
mus 10 compel the Register of his county to
register his name. The Register alleged that
under the act OF the legislature commonly
known as the Franchise act, the relator was
not legal voter, and not entitled 10 registry
The court, Ia an elaborate opinion, held, first
thai the clause in the schedule to the Coustitu
usnal Amendment declaring .sthe uuaiifica-
lions OF voters and the Limitation of elective
franchise may be determined by the General
Assembly which shall first assemble under
the amended Constitution from which the
legislative pretended to derive its power for
the Franchise act-did not confer, when prop.
erly construed, any power 10 disfranchise
those already citizens, but only TO extend al
lis discretion the privileges OF citizenship 10
the recently liberated blacks. Second, that by
The exclusion Of fifteen legally elected and
qualified members Of the House of Represen-
tatives, and OF two members OF the Senate. for
the insufficient reason that these persons had
resigned their seats at the previous session.
and had thereby designediy left the legislature
without quorum, the legislature lost its
character, forfeited its powers, and was not; az
the time Of the passage of this act, general as.
seInbly, within the meaning of the organic law
of Tennessee. .I a..H.- 81 Enr ~.
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~ o A l. q O A L.
AT GREATLY kEDUCED PRICES.

we pave on hand, and are constantly receiving
Girect from the mines, via Philadelphia and
heyre-oe 0rase, large quantities of COAL of the
very best qualities. ~ -0.- -
Gross tons of $40 lbs. delivered in any part OF
the city at the following rrices.
Locust Mountain. Chestnut, W. A S72s. All
otber sizes and qualities of White Ash, except Lee
hgh, a. IS 80. from the following mines, viz: Ls-
Gust mou ntaiu, Baltimore Co.'S. Boston Run,
wHkssbarre Coal and Iron Co., Plymouth Go. IS
&C Diamond Vein and Lyksns' Valley Bed Ash,
Lshigh 50.
Cumberland Coal, run of mine, ST.
Cumberland Lump Coal : Z az
constantly on hand. = -
we can furnish Coal by the cargo at the IOwss,
Phflsdelphia prices =. -
Now the time for families to put in their win.
ter supply. E ~
Orders will be received ct cur office. 46s 9th
street, between Z and II, or ut our wharf. at foot
Of 7th street. - ...-.r-
deA-f 8. p. BROWN SON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

An ACTEEss COMMITS SUICIpE-Mrs. Julia
Thomap. formerly Miss Julia Pelby, a we'll
known actress committed suicide at her resi-
depce IN Cam bridge, Mass. on Saturday night
by taking laudanum. She had reeantly re.
turned frOm professional engagements In Cali
frta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

F DAN oFEICE,
IL 372E STREET, ~
Between 10th and 18th streets j"
MONEY LOANED Gold and Silver wstche
Jewelry, Clothing, &C &c
DONOVAN
DE Sim Licensed Pawnbroker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12
EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. MATTE B. BEACH. Teacher of Piano
~ and Guitar. Apply % 18th street south
de Il-6tr
IT, ST. TIMOTHYS HALL
HE datfes Of this institution will be resumed
en- Sept. Is, 1868 For terms, &c, see catalogue
and circular at the principal bookstores of this
city, or address the principal
"a 81 K. PARSON rs, Catonviile, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

Stokes is prominent candidate for next
Governor OF Tennessee. Brownlow is out of
The combat. - -
- Dr. Mary Walker attracts attention in
London. Inc Spectator hold up her Towers
to the emulation of Englishwomen.
~A fellow robbed the Beaver Dam. Wis
post office, confessed, returnrd the money, and
was let go. - - - :
/ 81 John Thomas. carpenter or Franklin.
Pa, having fallen beir TO Ss,hO9. went on a
grand spree. and dtsd of csliriun tremens
~When Tallsyrand was a. ked for his au-
tograph, he used 90 write hi< name on the
very top of the ens-t. as dipionstic caution.
"a Maine gentleman IN BOSTON inhaled
gss for bronchial complain, ana almosr'
died. he says he won't Try Is again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12

az senator Wade has written a letter 70 Su-
san H. Anthony, in which he says he is in ia
yor of impartial suffrage, without regard 20
.'color, race or sex. -
- Boys can't skate on the sidewalks IN IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-12
SMITH BROS. & CO..
M Il X y II A Mt TAIL U X :

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL, asa SEVENTH STREET.
Just received the largest and finest stock @
PikCE GOODS ever offered IN the city Of WaSh
iDgtOn. baving secured the best artists in th
rity, We prepared to make I'D la the nnes
style, ana st less prices than any other establish
ment. iuS l3 tfi s. B. a 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-26


aWsll sir whst's the matter r. said Abernethy, the
great English surgeon, to cadAverou+ookipe patient,
Who had called to consult him. Lob, nothing serious
wasths reply, my stomach and liver ont Of order
that's an" "Do call that nothing ~ sid All
ernethy Il tell you sir. that when these two organs
Of order you call it, there's square inch
of the body that IL less diseased drop
Of blood in Ii that IL In heafthful condition. Nothing
be true therefore Of the very highest i'm
portance to keep the stomach and liver In vigorous
condition the IL weak and the other irregular in
its action tone and control them with HOSrETTkR's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs-the n, os. genial
vegetable Restorative and Asrative that has been
administered . cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease
It is recommended by distinguished aurgeons and ply
sicisns Of United States Army BY officers Oh Army
and Navy. by first authors, by eminent elergymen-
in fact by thousands Of tn. most intelligent Of every
class nnequalled protective against epidemic and
malarious diseases and perfectly unocuons but at
the sane time powerful, invigorant aud Alternative
apr2&dAw1w
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- DR.. 9. R. WHITNEY. Surgeon Of the Fourth
Regiment United States Regular Cavalry write. ~ fol-
lows.
As an anti-billions preparation Ds swAISs Bourbon
Bitters doubt the best in use and conld II be
regularly dispensed in the army would prove powerful
safeguard against the effects Of prvation exposure ia
tgue, bad water and unwhoesoms diet. They are the
most palatahle preparation Of the Kind have tasted
The odor OF ripe old BoPrbon mingled with the
spices rendering delicious. alike the sense OF smell
and taste dkwtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-26
RArCHRLOR,a HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and In.tan
tAneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown without iniurng he hair skin. Rem
edies the Ill effects bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor Also,
RD9ENKRATINa EXTRACT or MILLEFLEURe,
for Restoring aud Identifying the Hair.
AugN-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR ny.
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coLsArs's AROMATIC yxGErs sls soar.


superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GlycerfneI
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and for
the Nursery. Its perfume exquisite and its wash
ing properties unrvalled. For sale by all druggists
febI3dkwly
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DIES MONIES IOWA,

Ensures AEA1nDt
FIRE AND LIGHTNING. ALSO AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE STOCK BY
DEATH OR THEFT
OFFICERS:
Gov. WM. N. STONE PsrHrssY
Hon. O. COLI. yIcs PaEstpkxs.
MILTON SHuCK, SEcr E.Axr
Hon. ". II H0LNES rRx.srnr
W. W, BARfHOL0MKw, AcruARx
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
IA. HARVEY Register State Laad Once.
JAMES WRIGHT. secretary Of sssse
IRASk N. MILLS, 6tationer, Des Maines
JAMES BROWN, Merchant tSsks,oSs~
JANIS MATTHEWS, Provost Marshai Iowa
hoard or DIRECTORS.
Nd BAKER. Adsutaat Geaerai lows
A Harvey Regtstef State Land Once
james Brown, Merchant, Oshalcosa
James Wright, eeceetary Of ttate
James Mathew, Dcp. Il state l. once
B-nj Hollinsworth Merchant OskaloosA
Geo Ksuck, Knoxville.
Frank Mills etaficner, De Moipee
JR Netdham, Exit Governor.
VIM LcukhridE~, Jufge 9TH Judicial District
Gran RavillA, eupt Public Instruction.
John white, Banker, Oekatcosa
" II Holmes, Treasa~~r Of State.
NV Palmer, Editor State Register
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-26
FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
LOSSES PAID.
~ - SO

47,296
Fire Pocie issued through It's Agencies for the year
closed Is suggestive Of ahe wide spread and extensive
business enjoyed by tie PHENIx and the emphatic
desire among all classes for the protection Its policies
afford.
BRANCH ron TINE vRaf AND SOUTH,
NO. q WEST FOURTH ST, CTycINlkArl o.
h n M1aILI4 Gea1 Agt.
PHOENIX Policies issued promptly, by
I10. FULTON.
mch14dSm KsokIlk. lows, Rsstdsnt Agt
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSTA

willing to recommend it, Three Year, III rapidly in
oreasing sale have made the Ambross famous Al. over
the world.
1T IS WARRANTED TO Please.
Itcures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Head.
Itprsvents the Hair from Falling Out.
Itrenders the Hair eoft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp Oools the Heated Brow: Remove.
Dandrhf; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Baldpes.:
Insures Lnxuriant Locks Incnes Hair to Curl, anper
sedea wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent at
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit to T. Elegantly put ND
Dsiinstey Perfumed Pstronixe BY opera eiaesr, and
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes or cartons contain
Ing two large bottles-No. Q for morning No. 1 for
evening.
THEIRS 10 NO MISTAKE ABOUT RI.
srxRLING's AMBRosrA /. the host mos, .vr.,.b,.
ana effective toilet In the world To prove this try
Sold by DrugSists,
sssriinEs AnsFssia AsRsfAsesvisg Company.
z1S Fulton Street. New York.
octl7-dAv1y
A C0ugh, Cold. o. Sore Threat.
II ALLow1N 70 CONTINUE
Irritation Of The Lnnxs. = PerAanenN
Throat Aheott0Ea. or An Im2u.V
.rabls lung Disease,
opfEs fHH arsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoouns
HAVING saAsof 'srIunHoa 70 fas PARIS. esvs lnns-
DfAfK 1ELIEY.
RS>r
.sampetve and Threat Dieeases.
1aocnzs ARE usRn WITH ALWAYS eo,p ,uoc...
alyasRs AND PusLIC sPEAxKRs
VII md zcAss ssefn In clearing the veics when tar
before Singing - Speaking, AID relieving In. ,aro..
amer IN unasAal exertion Of the yocal creans. "a
oeaes afs Pseonmended and prescribed By physicia,
and hass I'D testimonials nom eminent men thropsh
soAaAs Osntsy. Dslng ~ arsicls q tras nee,s and
having proved their sflcacy by test Of many YEAR.
~ year Binds them In lssalsis IN various parts
o. shs world and the sas universally pronounesd
esstes than other artidDes A
osfAiE only ''BRowSrs BRoscH1AE rRooRses ma Do
offered sA-' ny =
0oia IN the United etases and IN pr.is,
8 = % ce ' Pr box fnovSdAxenl
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For sale.
PnENlx INSURANCE COMP ANY
n E w YOR K.

CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said Company actually paid
up In Cash, 1000 900 90
The SarSfs on tbs list day Of Jan, l66s. aoais2 -
Total amount Of Capita and Surplus. 81 COS ie2 70
Amount Of YIRB Premiums written from
Jan. LIST Dec. 1lst 1855. $623 le9 81
Ditto Of MARINE INLAND Pr emiumA. s62, l92 IL
Total amount Of Prem ms for the year l,is53s1 rs
Amount Of FIRE LOSSES paid, which oo-
CURED during the year ............... T,t25 90
Ditto MARINE and INLAND do. do sac s96 %
Total paid for Losses during year Ss5s p2l 20
VIM. FULTON, Agent,
nch2l KEOKUK, IOWA.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, al Es-ay
OF Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers. With
of relief. Sent free of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address. Dir. J. .sKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association. Piilsd<Ipha, Pa. fdkv3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-26

NOR SAI.E-On the corner Of Ninth and
fulton streets desirable lrt and dwelling, house
one and half story frAfae, with good barn
choce selection Of fruits nesefsAiing veil water
Lot $50 by 20 feet Enquire Of WN. FULTON,
mct20 No. 81 Main street.
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$1,oo6,7eo.33,
,rEApY pEyor1oN 10 sTRYcrtY LEGIr1MAr

Giyesssurance 10 the ublc that choice Indemnity OF
wholesome and peFmaI Mt character is strongly graran
teed by Phoenix Policies.
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FOE SALE.

4 OF AND DWELLING FOR SALE
- Lot g. Block 49, ON Morgan street. between ghth
and Ninth one-story fra house with ROOMS; good
ciseru full lot Title perfect and all paid. For
sale cheSp ENQUIRE Of WA RCLTnN
mchab 8 No 50 Main Street.
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uNoR SALE.-+The thfsestory brick dwelling cast
Il end of "H'n,naus Row, Containing II roms. LIT
u BY l5o feet. TODD cstcrn and atcniidnts Title
good Enquire OF VIM. FuLEuH,
jan2I Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Maii gtr-ee.
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Eor sale.

0Ts ], and 8, In Flock 50. corner Morgan and
Second Streets, in garden and valuable fruits.
Title good. BnqWiraef III WI. luHn0N
adr24-d Zeal Estate Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-19

The Times has the following remarks In relation to the
mania for the formation cf new stock companes:-
The revelations now daily taking place In connection
with joint stock schemes and their concoctors naturally
lead many persons 70 canor for some Legislative meas
urcs OF correction But any such steps would b. wholly
incxpedicnt The pubic into these things Voluntarily
must BIO lett to buy wisdom in the only way which it
cu.o is not to DO found by Parliament undertaking to
supply vigilance for all those who choose to dispense
with IN, trouble Of exercising for themselves No one
In this country Is obliged 70 put up with wrong or fraud
The common law furnishes remedy IN oil such cases,
and 4 shafsodoss r. uss e bring offending directors
" thank for the spread Of the existing evils Tho drec
tors OF the Royal British Bank ANONYMOUSLY pun
side Of that trnnspire every week. and that
pass without question. Itmay hc feared that until
Improvement. sing6 conviction for false statements
In prospecus would eectuay scare all tho anterior
class OF promoters and their satellites. ~ ~,
Tho Brtsp Board OF Trade returns for November and
The eleven months Of the year have Just been Issued
Tho exports for tho monh Of November reach the value
Of 5oo against 4la 900 In the corresponding
month Of last year The value Of the exports Of tho
eleven months Of tho present year ESQ $50 000
against xl4s. $40 900 for the same period in 1884
The report Of ~ Fould, tho French Minister Of FL
nance states the dedcit for 1854 al about 000
Notwithstanding several mscaculattons there is reason
to expect that the budget for ls0s will be closed with
equilibrium The rectiAed budget for 1866 Is not yet
fixed, but It's amount win DO lees than that OF the pre-
ceding year n Fould has presented 10 the Council Of
State a plan for the reorganization of the sink
ing fund, by which $4,000, ooof will for the
Arst year DO applied to the reduction Of the
public debt The reductions effected in tho public ex.
pcnscs amount to 2e6oo ooor, OF which o0O ara
in the war budget and 1000 ooof In the marine. BY
these the ordinary budget for 1867 will show
surplus Of 90 600 oOo, 600 ooo of which will be ap
piled to the extraordinary budget for 1867 which, with
rs 0oor Tor the Mexican indemnity and 10 600 ooOf
from tho Algerian Company, will form a total OF 135
o0oooOf The present amount Of the floating debt OF the
State Is '72,oooooof against sos ooOf in January
last
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fact was communicated TO the prisoner through an in
prefer, when, by request of one OF the officers of
court he resumed his seat by his counsel who b.
time had taken their seats. The jury by this time
coming into court and when they had taken their sd
the audience seated the Clerk of the Court, by orde
the presiding Judge, called The names Of the jury.
Cerk-Gentemen OF the jury, have you agreed u
a verdict? Ltft
Foreman w. c. Goddard)- We have.
Clerk-How say your Doyon ind the prisoner at
bar guilty of the crime Of which he stands charged
Foreman-Guilty. 49,. a.t-
Clcrk-Gentiemen Of the jury, you say You flnd
prisoner at the bar guilty Of mrrtc. IN the irst deg
and so say you all n
The Jury then poed, the Clerk OF the Court cal
each individual by name, when the jurors and the
soncr stood up and the verdict was recorded.
The District Attorney then m AIDE . motion that
prisoner be remandsd Tor sentence . ~
The CourtThe officers will take the prisoner in Oh
and remand HIM TO jail
When tho verdict was rendered there an attic
10 applaud by the audience, but II was promptly
pressed by the oficersl0f the court.
The trial Of Pelcsr,1 the accomplice Of Gonzales.
commence TO day at ten O'Clock