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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Tss cslsbsated Madame Ristosi No. a
eeusss been the reeipisnt Of Ill sSsts pres
ents since her arrival in America. 6hs -.
peass 70 hase bssn pessisslasly de:igh.sd
With The dossn bottles ef''BIeem q Youth, y
ssnt be- By The manufactures, n. George
". Laird, Of No. - Fulton street. New
Yosk. The lady has . seooskah!y doe
eouplexion. vh,eh Of cousss she 10 dssiseue
& r:eaininE, - there can b noss e6sctual
wsy Of doiss 20 than By using this sss!y
wsedssful and delighted preparation. can
- hod ot all dsuegists end tanov eooee deal
ftb l0.deodbV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

JsnS Cannon y now prepared 70 Do ~
stylss Il heuss aoa siea paintinS. glazing.
ssainiag. &c. Also plain ssd dscesatiss pa-
pr haagiog. Csiases vAits0sd s~ shose
notics. An wssk done pssnpely. Shop
Ne. IL West Third sssesa. bstvess Desay
asd Main. Aps.4 dSm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

8voev Moshee Wno 0agar0o eho
Liie.- and health Of her child. sheuld pss.
session MRS. WfNSLOW'y SOOTHING
SYRUP. ltis % ~ ead vsll tsse6 rem.
sdy. II relieves the child from pain. cot.
tens the gums, rsdscss is6smation. cures
wind cello, regulates the atsossh sad bow
sls, and, BY giving ress and health 70 the
child, comforts the mother. Of1ess 9l6 Full
ton street., New York, and 2O6 High Hel-
basn, London, Eaglaa6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

ExcRlIsHP IupnovRxRxT N RsAPEns AuD
MswEas.-Our farmer ftisods should make
Il . point bs,sss pus chasing the seapsss this
year % call st the Agricultural wars-rocms
q Ran, Cock 3 Co.. corner Of Perry and
Fssot strseeo, ssd examine the as~ly i'm
psUvsd usshins they i,avs thsss. This iss
ssapse ssd newss oAnulasesss1 b the
vsil>hsswa. .6sn Of Ban 1 Co., Csassn. o.
III Aro has bssn In shs rsapse oanusac-
tssipe basissss Sss nasy ysass. end every
esaesa they bring cut seos valsabls i'm
psevensas spsa shsie oashinss which in>
sslliesas lasnss sasast hSlp endsssioe.-
TAs particular Dsises gained this ysss ass
thsss: Pssfsesiea h shs running gear |;
tsiseisg The sams isls ceopsss form, and
seeleeisg he whole IN slsss isoa case. The
COG wheels, insteed ef bsino. ease 10 ths usu
Il Wy, ass 6rst east sslid and the The eees
sss '.csld-css," sad - sseurassly = y make
Il run = nsise'sss ass sswing-maehins. asd
ssssAly ssducing The dssft. TAis AssIy cut
end perisct-ssanisg msehiassy is then sn>
c'sssd 10 shia cast irsa sass, o. tsrsis. The
cover 10 which Als % closely - 10 keep oct
I'll RUBBISH, dirt, ssl dust. shus preventing
al obstructisns, and pssfsctly protesting the
vital part Of the machine. This is. beyond
question. sn Improvement that deserves the
earnest considefaEion Of the farmer. Thus
secured sgsinss ''feulins'' aad The weather.
the machinery must ~ fas aers durable
tAsn tAas q erdisaey rsaPsssL Thsss ere
alss eshes iapsstans impsevsssats In he
"drsppins" apparatus, and in other matters
which will ~ pointed out by Ran, Cock 1
Co., Who ass he only agssss loe their sale
In this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Uss LAlisnanls Spseios II AAsansAisA
0sss - Nssrsleia. 70 esossessNy dssessys
~ peiesa 10 ~ bissd. ~ psvsssns sadn
~ susA noad oooeiaoaiah saopwhsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Tsvpsoss TT 10 somsshiag shaA win
kssp your hair on your head sSre: and Y
yOu ase bald needed Il will make ~ hola
grow u there 10 . root left under the shininG
scalp. Il hes chs true viseus in IL, ood
everybody who wsnas sesnd. healthy. luxo
sissS hais. should uss II by 81 meoas. A.
vays cell fer Tsyphoss. For sals b III
DsueRtoeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Tss YslIow spsisos hsoissds ssss II tAs
State Of love ~. d. n. Mcclure, hes bssn
1esidsd-shs jury bsiagiag 10 . vssajcs Il
ougdss h H. eesso1 aaeeee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

mAOAUD z. u90ADD
Be00 l1AvD 10 1NvUQM mn RAFnoNo
- ~ - - escsetly felev1 ~ Dooe16ne
1Sea eac aew eceuUees leaes ~ npse eo10e-
es0ae ssooeois0eeat - - ko 010o9 8 eooclVo 8
- aose yesse a1le: taes - iaao
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

rsnlAn 1Ally.-Ts-aioht Capt. Wo. h.
Gsscs spsaks upsa ths cause sf Fss'saiso.
q LsClairs Hall. He y visiting shis staAs
y ss>ssganiss he military eseastosnt, and
otherwise assangs aaeesss sonsssssA with
Ne Besthsshssd. OapG 0sass ssoss frcA
tAs NessAssa ~ sf sAs Slass wsll ssesos
ossdsd - . spsakss Il chilly. Hsspsaks
hsrs oaly snss. The lecture vill b free.
CapA Grace will spssk 10 Aussasins .
Wednesday svsaisg; = Bsslisgtsn - Ffi.
day, - q Ksskuk - Heoday svsning
nsxl ef uhleA ~ paDess Of tAses cities
III p1oooo onko aeeiee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Go 10 Sns Bos.-0o to the Bryant = stfettoo
Iowa State ousiasss College 10 get tAosoeaA psae
tcal business education. os 10 become goed souad
se1eesapA operator. For circulars I'D pApsrs. ~
lrsss. tsoclosing stanp) 1.-THE Bryaat = sssassa
Commercial College, DAvsapost, Iowa.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

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WE nssP.CfyulLy ASH 1uD ASrEA
Dssss essse. ssaisslng b Dasesf
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TAHnsD e0r. Ml1D0w oLAeS
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D1OOM fWlNEN. Ba0On WsaG.
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Aal Ssaseel esesseesas q eseAs y sue lAae
vAlsA vs.o0ss q WpOLg0kL9 = Ag1Au
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

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dante Of . disordsssd sooasch, and may -
speedily obtained BY the sse q Cxs's Drs-
rsPaA Cuns. By ssnsviaS The sasss ~
elect y removed. Our dssggists I'll ss.l i
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

1T. CnaSts, 0aodenee cd Bleei0s, 80.
~ and Main Sts., ffsit asa ss.ansatal
oeeo. ov1o.ly
- = yea waat jsteg black shaker -
Ven1n'e Hoie Dye-eaiy 20 oeats : best's.
0eld evesyvhses. Pus sp ~ -. Kfsnss.
PAiladslphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

Tunnel UNDER THE ATLAETIC.-A PROPOSE
ton is on foot TO start the gigantic undertaking
of running tunnel under the Atlantic ocean,
in order to connect the old and new world to-
geIher by means of a submarine railway. The
most eminent engineers both in America and
Europe, have been consulted, and they have
drawn up report which is perfectly feasible,
and only requires time and money to carry
ont, while the capital, although stupendous,
will be forthcoming. SO far as calculated ap-
proximately, it will require five hundred mil
lions English pounds, or two billion five hum
dred million dollars. Plenty of capitalists
are ready TO engage in this marvellous under
taking, and as soon as the plans are arranged
the money will be advanced. The proposed
plans are in themselves the wonder of this
skilful age of engineering science. To relate
them in detail would be simply impossible at
present, but few of the leading points may
be glanced at in order TO give the reader an
insight into the wonderful results already ar
rived at.-S IOUiS Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

A hogshead of tobacco was accidentally
started on the bank of the river near Charles.
ton, Kanawha, Virginia, last Saturday,
and in its progress knocked down and rolled
over the mate of the steamer in which II was
about to be shipped. All who saw the acct
dent expected 10 find the man crushed to q
lifeless mass, but he was only mashed into the
mud from which he arose in time 10 shout
orders 10 catch that hogshead.'
Hon. Jesse ID. Bright, formerly United
Senator from Indiana, and expelled by the
Radicals for sympathizing with the South,
was nominated by the Democratic Convention
held in Trimble county on Monday, TO repre-
sent the counties of Carroll and Trimble III the
Kentucky Legislature.
The Illinois Medical Society, at its annual
meeting adopted a resolution declaring " that
the diet that is ordinarily most wholesome Is
the proper diet TO be taken during an epidemic
of cholera" Those who spoke testified to the
beneficial influence of ripe fruit, such rs ber-
ries and peaches, III cases OF dysehtery'
Willis =. Bocock and Andrew Wyle are
advertising good deal of valuable property
Missouri, which is TO be sold at auction Tor
the benefit of the Commonwealth of Nirsi-
MIA" The sale is doubtless to be made under
a deed of trust from Selden, Withers Co.
A divorce suit was recently tried in Phelps
county Mo, in which the plaintiff was Il
Judge who sat in his own case and upon the
pleading entered decree dissOlving the bonds
of matrimony between himself and wife who
agreed TO the arrangement.
In the Maryland Constitutional Convention
OIL Saturday one of the speakers declared that
he considered the doctrine OF secession was
settled until the party in power had run Its
course and the question should again come
up
The President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company says that i'll all its history
there has not been one instance OF detalcauon
or misapplcation Of its funds by It's employ
ees or officers.
Lewis Rogers, Of Virginia, a well known
merchant of Paris, Havre, Richmond, and
New Orleans, died at Paris on Thursday,
May 80.
A man in Baltimore was dangerously
wounded by a pistol shot from man win
whom he was quarrelling about the late prize
fight.
Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts, has
appointed Festus Campbell, who was recently
reiecte from the jury list i'll Pittstied because
he was black, 4 justice Of the peace.
In Cairo, few nights since, n man ran
against a barber pole, whereupon he pulled
out his pocket book md threw ii down, sup
posing himself attacked by robber.
The Abingdon Pirginian learns that Colonel
Owen will decline 10 be again reelected presl-
dent of the Nirginiaand Tennessee railroad
Company.
Alta grand army festival in Richmond, lndi.
ana, Miss Jennie Prescott was voted TO be the
handsomest girl III America.
Jefferson Davis was born in Todd county,
Kentucky, and was sixty years old on the 81
day of June.
Quite a number of cases of sunstroke were
reported in Washington on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18
Report of the Tobacco Market.

TOBACCO EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June Il, 1867.
Breaks full Market animated. Prices I'M
changed Below we give the transic ions
l64 hogsheads, 80 tierces, and 30 boxes offered,
and sold as follows
MASUFACTURISG TOBACCO.
Lugs-Common to medium dark working,
81 TO 81; good dark working, So to IS; sun
cured, common, SIS to $40; sun-cured, good
SlO to Slj coal-cured, common, IS to $40
coal .cured, bright, sl2 to SIS coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 TO $40.
Leqf.-Common dark working, IS to So;
medium dark working, $40 to Sl2; good dark
working, 81 to $l4; fine and wrapping, Sl5 to
$40; sun cured, Sl5 to S2j and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $35; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, $50 to 800 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,gs-Tery common and heavy weights
IS 90 10 $3.50; medium, $3.50 to $3.50; good
Sc TO IS.
Leqf-English shipping, $40 to 500 and s23
continental shipping, Sl2 to SIS and so.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, $40 to sl3; good, sl2 to sl5
fine, SIC to $40 and $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18
y,,o5 Stevens on Mr.. Stanbery and Recon.
struction.
LANCASTER, PA, June 10, 1867.

LANCASTER, IA, June rs, 1867.
,niol, it is proper to suggest the propriety
',."'s,r = quorum in Congress ON the LIST
"a ~, The opinions OF the Attorney q enc
',.,, O require some explanatory or sup.
tI'r,o,'rfl acts. | need not point out the
lrr,rs IN favor OF the rebels, as they are,
-, n. them, easily seen. For instance, IL
''-.,,.i.;ea tAat 10 entitle TO be registered re-
~ - one wears residence in the State
- man can see that this means continuous
,..IlruCe Immediately before the election
me- Attorney. q ercral holds that the party
nav take nine months when he was boy and
'r~ar ,nonthS now. Andrew Johnson, by CO.
INF = month before the election 10 North
rErrlira. where he lived thirty years ago.
.,rld vote - With regard tsclerks, military
and civil Offices, and the holding Of Confede
rate Offices while in rebellion. But l will not
AXE time 10 Criticlse now. n mistake more
rlrrctionable than either is the fact of usur.
nation by the Attorney General III acting at
All IN the question, and treating his directions
IS binding oitcially. The Attorney q eneral
has no more right 10 interfere than the Presi-
dent had to reconstruct, which pretension
congress has settled Since IL has been adj
raiCed that the conquered States are to be
r-ctjcd as subdued territories, and rebuilt
without reference 10 their former condition,
hy their legislative power alone, IL is to be
Supposed that Congress alone Is 10 be appeal
cd TO in case of difficulty.
Il Is true that the Attorney General is too
good lawyer 10 pretend 10 act under the
Constitution, as 10 is well decided that admit
ing new States, and OF course rebuilding con-
4ucrcd territory, does not come within the
provisions Of that instrument. His opinion Is
ast ~ good a. any other good lawyers, and
20 better. 1t is the attempt TO treat IL as Of
a,IJl that Is Objectionable. When he rules
what shall be evidence, IL obeyed, he does
great wrong. He has a fair excuse, however,
Iudrr the invitation Of the commanding Ge-
urT.f(>
have said this much with great reluctance,
Int finding my colleagues Indifferent 10 the
question. have not been able To refrain. 1
..r. pain Cul fear lest it should be thought that
/ ohTudr my opinions too often in public
matters, but my anxiety, possibly my over
excited anxiety, relative 10 reconstruction
,...>f D" my excuse.
with great respect, your obedient servant,
.THADDEUs STEVENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18
New York Bank Statement.
The Markets,

New YORK, June IA. M.-Flour 2oc.
lower. Wheat. nominally lower. Corn shade
firmer. Pork lower, and quoted at $40. -.
Whisky nominal. Cotton quiet ut &c.
Governments strong. Sterling exchange I'M
changed. Gold, Sl.S7h. Money, 607 per
cent. 5-2Os, 80, registered, Sl.O7.
NEW YORK, June Up. M.-Cotton quiet
and firm; sales, l., 200 bales at &c. Flour dull
and heavy; State, s.. 65GlSll; southern, 10 50
@sl5. Wheat defining. Corn advancing under
the break in the canal; new mixed western,
Sll7; old, 10. Pork closed at $2O.7j. Lard,
l2@lSc. Whisky quiet. Rice quiet. Sugar
steady. Coffee firm for prime; low grades
@6lHc. Rosin, So. 62@Ss. Freghts dull and
steady. Stocks steady. Money, 607. 5-20's
so, coupons, llOh; '64, registered, lO6H0lo7
Gold, 1917.
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Cotton quiet and firm
| at 26Hc. Flour duh, and all descriptions SC
lower. Corn better; good TO nominal white
81 .O56S1 .Os: mixed western, 81 .oO4S1 .O4. Pro
| visions steady and unchanged. Shgar firm
Whisky nominally unchanged.
New ORLEANS, June l7.-Cotton firm sales
800 bales; low middlings, 24%c. receipts, Sc
bales; exports, oh bales. Choice Lousiana
| sugar lake; fully fair Cuba, l2c. Flour dull
| Corn dull. Gold, 1877.
CHARLESTON, June l7.-Cotton quiet. Mid
| ding 2jil26c. Sales OF seventy one bales. Re
| ce ipts sixty bales.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June l7.-Cotton unset
| tied and no sales. Spirits of turpentne de-
pressed at j2H. Rosin quiet al S2&@5.
changed low middlings, 24c. No sales: re-
ceipts, 100 bales.
MOBILE, June 17.-Cotton-Sales, 800 bales
mddlings, 2+c. Market quiet.
LONDON, June l7.-Consols, 9lH. United
| States bonds 73h.
| LIVERPOOL June l7-Noon Cotton firmer
mddling uplands, ia; Orleans, lls5.
LONDON, June l7-Evening. -Consols CLOSED
| at 94h. United States bonds, 73A.
| LIVERPOOL, June l7--Evening Cotton I'M
changed; middling uplands, ll's; Orleans
he: sales, IL, 900 bales. BreadstufTs quiet anC
unchanged. Corn, 3Ss. Provisions quiet anC
| unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

IMPORTANT SuIT.-A suit of an interesting
and important character was instituted in the
Circuit Court of Campbell on Saturday, the
decision Of which will be looked to with very
great interest. In March, 1865, Captain G..
". Lee, Of this city, was sent TO Halifax
county by Major j G. Paxton, Confederate
States quartermaster, 10 impress loo horses
the quota allotted TO that county. Ninety six
20 Captain Price, the agent'of Major Paxton
and his receipt taken therefor. Amongst the
horses vas one belonging 10 Mr. William
Logan, who was paid for the same with q
check of Captain Prices for Sl,lO0 on the
Confederate States Treasury. Before the
check was presented the Confederacy COL
lapsed, and now Mr.. Logan brings an action
in dtinue against Captain Lee for 800, the
value of the horse. The case will be tried at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

NE DAyIs's RECEPTION AT NIAGARA FALLS.
When Mr. Davis visited the Canadian viii
n-. Of Niagara Falls, where he was received
with much spirit, scene occurred which
wa, not down in the bills" and which is
.gus recorded in the Hamilton Times:
i dcputation being present from St Ca
.larlucs, with IN address, the editor OF the
-grI-who headed the same-proceeded TO
-rld The document 10 the distinguished Visi-
,urs, and assembled an empty salt barrel for
that purpose, when the head gave way, and
Doc was preCipitated with great force into the
.,.yItv. In his fall a glass bottle deposited in
I.s side coat pocket, which was hlled win 4
fryeraCc very common at ST. Catharines, was
broken. and the fragments penetrated his side,
luSiug incubation of the poisonous contents,
which brought on an attack of tetenus. The
..>tvities were much impaired in consequence
.. The accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

Po-T-OTFICE AFFAIRS. The Postmaster
General has ordered the following Levi y.
Tate. now route agent on the Virginia and
tennessee railroad, is appointed postal rail
way clerk on the line from Washington, DC,
p. Richmond Virginia, from July LIST, NJ
$1,000 year. William X. Wilson, of Balt-
more Maryland, is appointed route agent on
-l, line from Lynchburg, Virginia, TO Bristol,
90 the pay of 5000 per annum, vice l.. =. Tate,
,-.rsferred. Jchu u. Poisson is appointed a
special agent of the Post-oce Department TO
.rk. charge Of the post-ollice at W ilmington,
North Carolina, At 81, 600 per annum and 81 per
a..m. new Virginia route 4, 4j2, Williams
burg 20 Grove Landing, * now extended TO
E.arru Hail service increased 10 three times
"a week each WAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18
From Observation-Disclosures. A.

AUGUSTA, GA, June F.-There was nothing
done in cotton to-day; only five bales sold.
The registration Of voters commences this
week in Georgia.
w. H. Flynn, storekeeper on the Albany
and Gulf railroad, was murdered yesterday
by two freedmen, his head being chopped to
pieces with an axe. His house was burned.
The murderers were arrested by colored men.
The white citizens were with difficulty re-
strained from lynching the prisoners.
The steamer Tonanda, running between St.
Augustine and Jacksonville, Fla, went to
pieces on the breakers at st. Johns bar. The
passengers and crew were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

A SOLEMN OPISIOS. Three ieAas iaWs
who have emerged from the Confederate ar
nice, having nothing else 10 do, spent Week
"a vain eudeayors TO construe Attorney Gene ,
TdStanbery's opinion of the military oiii, AZ a,
last one OF Them, the latest of the trio, gave
D. up and was heard 10 exclaim ~ was IN
ended 70 be Il muddle. "-hsW loFA 'o"'"e'' '"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

A SMALL " CoSFEDERACY.n- are reliably
informed that when General Grants train
passed up Wednesday, there was crowd
at Claysville, Pa, part of which cheered fol
General Grant and part for JEFF. Davis, and
that those who cheered for JEFF. were the
larger part. During the war Claysville was
so VIGOROUSLY 'disloyal that it was known n:
" Little Richmond Even big Richmond had
more decency than this when visited recently
by the General in Chief Wheeling Iatelh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

SOUTHERN FAWISE.-A letter, dated Atlanta,
Georgia, from the Rev. ii. c. Hornady,
states.
. Farmers come 10 me begging for aid, say
4. - that unless they can GET few bushels OF
...u tA-y will be obliged 10 abandon their
crops and sink into helpless despair. The poor
widows and orphans are in great distress
I.s' evening an intelligent Christian woman
,.II me thai her family, all daughters, had
been ,yyo DAYS without food, and that they had
..ll become III from fasting. There ara thou
sands OF women and children to-day IN her
situation. Whole families have not bushel
T.. corn. no money, no credit, nothing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-18

Irf >rEE.Tr JrRY.-There is doubt whether
.lr Jury i, a legal one The work of empan-
ur!lag q Jury was commenced on Thursday
b.igI, Judge Fisher, when three jurors We're
obtained On Friday Judge Fisher was 700
,.l 10 appear in court, and Judge WyHe ue
O.rnri men toact ON saturday Judge Fisher
$50, IN in, but Judge Wylie proceeded WIN
,I~ selection of jury, although his acn0ii
"s protested against by the counsei LOT 'he
l-v.rCuLlOu a. illegal