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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-07

DEPARTURE OF Mr.. DAv1s.-Hon
Jefferson Davis and wife left here last
evening by the steamer Wild WACO
ner for Natchez, Miss, whence they
will proceed to visit familiar friends
and localities in that State. The oc.
casion of the departure attracted quite
an assemblage to the vicinity of the
steamer, and Mr.. Davis was heartily
cheered by crowd of white and black
as he stepped on board. -Nc,o Or
leans Crescent, 18th.
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| Tatting Collar Miss Belle Henderson
--silver medal.
Needle Work Mrs. ). A.. Dougherty-
diploma.
Tidy Miss Ida Potts diploma.
Thread Tidy--Mlss Jennie Potts -di
ploma.
Fine Sailors Suit--W VIM. E. Crouzan
Louisville, KY diploma.
3 Worsted Hoods and one child's Pillow
Case--Mrs. Il. Fender diploma.
| Tides Mrs. F. Richardson "A lexan-
/ dria-- diploma.
Guilds Pillow and Bead Basket--Mrs
A. Hrseh-- silver medal.
| Hair Wreath Miss Bette Wolfe liver
medal.
l Guilt patchwork Mrs. F. E. Pruyne
silver medal.
Quilt patchwork Mrs. II. B. Hart
man diploma.
Worked Skirt, Infants Skirt and
Slip, and piece Tatting- Miss S. P. Fox,
Natchez, Miss. diploma.
| Worked Child's Dress Miss L..
Guidry--diploma.
Feather Flowers and case of Hair and
Feather Work--Miss Murdoch, Jackson
silver medal and diploma.
Best display of Photographs-A. D..
Lytle- silver medal.
FIRE ENGINES.
A premium of fifty Dollars was awarded
TO washington Fire Company for speed
in travelling once around the track with
Hand Engine, getting ready and throwing
water with fifty feet of hose.
RAoEs FOR WHICH PRIZES WERE AWARDED.
entries--prizes to A. L.. Duncan.
TRoTTINs IN HARNESS.
. entries--H. Conner, winning in 1854.
RACE FOR SADDLE HORSES.
2 entries-Dr. o. Kratz's bay horse
winning the prize.
CREOLE PONIES.
entries--Duncan winning prize.
RACE FOR ALL AGES.
9 entres--Evans winning prize.
PACING RACE.
entries--Connor winning prize.
MULE RACE.
entrias--H. Larguier winning prize.
SACK RACE.
5 entries--won by Scott Brooks.
The Exhibition closed with game of
Base Ball between the "Capitoln and
" Patterson" Ulabs of this place The
match was won'by the Capitols, rs fol-
lows
CAPIToLs.
innings. ............. ......-..... 8
NUNS - ............ ......... .......... ~ |
The premium bat was awarded the Capi- |
tolls, a. winners of the game.
Respectfully submitted
IL. 7. WADD1LL,
H. j. HYAMs,
PHILLIP BAUER,
HENRY GRAHAM.
ANDREW JACKSON,
E FENDLER,
DR.. J. W. DUPREE,
Dr.. IL. &. HARTMAN,
Committee on Premiums.
N. PARTIES preferring to receive
equivalents in money to the objects award
ed them as Premiums, are requested to
signify the same to Mr.. A. d. Lytle. Re
nording Secretary of the Association, with
In ten days from this publication.
BATON RoueE, January 7th. 1868.
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FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Plantation in the Manchsr
IA region, in this Parish, containing 2GO ait.
pen:s OF bAND-about 130 or 40 Of which are
cleared and well improved. Among The Improve
rnents are good Dwelling House, Gin House,
ont buildings, &c. The place Is abundantly SIP.
Piled with good water and is in one OF the hsalsh-
est localities in the State
for further particulars as to terms, &c., apply
at this office. nnpT
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
AGENTS WANTED,

G 0En PER MONTH The YEAR Rousp. or
bD AcO 300 per cent. Profit on Commission
We guaranty the above salary or commits sion to
industrious agents at their own homes, to intro
duce an article of Indispensable utility in every
household. For full particulars call on, or ad-
dress g. W. JACKSON Co, IL South street.
Baltimore, Md. jan7-4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

|INHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Il Gree of charge) to all who desire it, he pre-
script n with the directions for making aud using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of n
Lung Affection and that dread disease Com
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON.
No. 165 South Second ST., Williamsburg, N. Y.
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KEMOVAL..

FT'HE UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
l. ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patrons and the community gener-
ally, in town and in the country, that he has re-
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
Store, into the new building recently erected by
hin, Immediately adjoining Mr.. Jastremski's
Drug Store, where he will b. better prepared and
with full stock to accommodate all wishing to
use anything In his lihe of Hardware. Agrcultu.
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MoVAY
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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN.-The Nash
vile Banner asserts that, at an early
dav, President johnson will issue an
address announcing that he is not q
candidate for reelection The Ban.
ner also states that be will take up bis
Nashville at the close Of bis present
term of office.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

n GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
4 \ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects OF youthful indiscreton will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect ontidence,
JOHN Il. Ogden
AZ Cedar street, New York.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

StTOLEN from the residence Of the unde rsirned,
- on Friday night, the goth OF November a
CHESNUT S0RhEh HORSE, heavy set, heavy
name and tail, very round rump, white star In the
forehead and two hind feet white up to the fore.
locks, branded ~. s." Fifty dollars will be paid
fer delivery Of the horse to me in Baton Rouge
and fifty dollars for the apprehension and con
viction of the thief.
dec5 GEORGE A. PIKE
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re- The estimated value Of build
ipgs erected in Chicago during the
year just closed, foots up nine mil
lions Of dollars against seven millions
last year.
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MORE Coon APPOINTMENTS. Gen.
Hancock has appointed Edward }.
Gay, of Ibervile, and Edmond For
stall, Of Orleans to serve as Com mis-
sioners in the State Levee Board.
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INV Eli j BMS.-i lie late SVEN III
the upper rivers has given free egress
to several of the fine large steamers
that were kept pent up on account
of the low water.
Among the boats thus set at lib
erty to come down South are the
Gov. Allen and Richmond, both of
which arrived at our landing, from
Louisville, last Sunday forenoon.
The Gov. Allen is a brand new
steamer, this being her first trip
down. She is very fine boat and
is intended for the Red River trade.
She had on board very fair cargo
of cotton.
The Richmond, so famous for her
great size and elegance, had a very
large assorted cargo.
Sunday was a notable day for the
arrival and departure Of steamers at
our landing. Besides the Gov. Al
len and Richmond, we bad the Robt.
E..Lee, from Vicksburg, with a toll
erably good load of cotton, the L, l..
Hodge, from Vicksburg, with a full
cargo of the staple and some three
or four other steamers, from above
all heavily laden-and the Magenta,
Fannie Gilbert and one or two 9th
ers from below.
The fine new stern wheel steamer
Alaska touched here to coal, on her
return from New Orleans to Cincin-
natl, on Saturday.
The Gen. Quitman has again re-
sumed her extension trips to Mem
phis and the Robt il. Lee will follow
suit, commencing this week. The
object, we presume, is to fall in with
larger freights Of cotton.
The Richmond is due here on her
return trip to Louisville, this morn
ing.
The New Orleans and Bayou Sara
coast packet Iberville is laid up at
New Orleans. The Nina SHINES
has taken the lberville's place.
There is an unusual amount of
relght going up stream, just now,
mainly of sugar and mo-
asses, bound for the Western mar
lets The article of potash too,
would seem to be in good request
n the West. The Alaska had on
BOARD thousand hogsheads of the
tuf. They must be getting out of
Dap up there
An immense number of towboats
With barges laden with coal, have
eft Pittsburg for points below. as
ar down as New Orleans.
A special dispatch to the Louis
lille Courier of the gath from Mem
his, says:
The Julia, bound from st. Louis |
2 New Orleans with a cargo of
Western produce, struck log at
'ouncil Bend, Sunday evening. and
nocked hole in her hull and was
IN on to bar and sunk in six feet s
'ater. She broke badly midship, n
er stern in nine feet water. A bell .
oat was working her yesterday '
forming.
The Julia was owned by Che Mis- \
sslppi and Atlantic Packet Com
any, was valued at 100000 and y
insured in St. Louis Offices "
relght in the hold damaged. d
The Kate Hart, en- route for Cairo.
it'll load of cotton, picked up
nag fifty miles above here, tore up J.
9r guard, and lost overheard sew y,
atty bales OF cotton.
say" AT st. Louis, on the 10th ult., =,
Ie workmen eycayatinp IL, Aha o;.r :,
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gay" In England the proportion of
mu'derers to the whole population is
one in 675,Ooo in Holland, one in
10000; in the North German
Bund, one in 100000 in Austria,
one in 77,o00 in Spain, one in 1000;
aud in the Papal States, one in $50.
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NOTICE.

LNROM after this date a competent Druggist
J. will be on hand at all hours of the night, AZ
the Drug Store of j. JASTR hMaKI, On Third
street, and at the store OF J. JAsTREMsKI 4
BRO, corner of Africa and st. Ferdinand streets
BATON ROUGE, October 7th, 1861.
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CORN sHELLER FOR SALE.

| HAVE for sale one good second hand Corn
a sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash.
hoVl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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MI A r RIED=

AT the residence of the BRIDES father, on
the 8lst ult.. by the Rev. Dr.. Hedges,
Mr.. WILLIAM KEPPLER, of Gav weston,
Texas, to Miss ANNIE l.. FIELDS.
daughter of Alexander Fields, of Jefferson
City, La.
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS indebted to me will please
IN come forward and settle their accounts
within thirty days, la order to trouble nd
costs. n. FHNDLER.
Baton Rouge January 7tb 1868
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INFORM

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
l. Rant or with of hair upon a bald head or
beardless lace, also recipe for the removal of
Pimples. Riotches, Eruptions, dc, on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
tiful, can be obtained without charge by address.
ing THOS. +. CHAPMAN Chemist
sept1s 1873 Broadway New York
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The Highest Cash Prices for Corn.

IF YOU WISH to secure the highest market
i price for your surplus Corn, be sure and call
at the steam Corn Mill of
novg JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR RENT,

Ff'HREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the -
l. Peoples Store, opposite he Bank, Third EllA
street. For particulars apply at the
sfptl7 PEOPLES STORE
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EXTRA FINE MESS PORK.

hEALERS and Planters having need Of Choice
IL Heavy Mess Pork can secure az fine az was
ever packed, and at moderate figures, by calling
at the store Of
jana JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SALE.

I HAVE on hand and for
l. sale, a Light Four-Horse aas55EE1Is.sEI{1
Wagon, (almost new. Price @RAefyX4
very low. MaaE~W44A9AA
dse5 WILLIAM aakIu
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HS~ j.. c. MORRIS Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills, &C. Also, author
ized Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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PHoToGRAPHING CHILDREN Mr..
IL. l.. Fellows gives in the PhiIadeI.
phla Photographer a simple aud effeo-
tive remedy for the difficulty of Oh.
tanning sufficient time upon childreo's
pictures. lie heats the developer. To
do this he turns up the edge Of a quar.
ter metal plate so that it will hold just
sufficient for one development, and
then heats it over gas flame. BY
this means he has frequently obtained
a picture in ten seconds. It NAV. per
haps, lack sottness and depth, but
what can be expected from child
who WtX not sit still /?
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sg AT ST. Louis, on the 10th ult..
the workmen excavating tor ;he pier
of the bridge over the Mississippi.
came upon the wreck of the steamer
Glencoe, which was wrecked by a
boiler explosion seventeen years ago
Six skeletons were found imbeded in
the mud on the deck. The Glencoe,
when wrecked, had just landed from
New Orleans, and was thronged with
persons looking for friends, hotel
agents, etc. The three boilers ex-
ploded at once, and the boat disap.
peared. A large number were known
to be killed, and many more were miss
ing, and the affair created great ex-
element, which led to the licensing of
engineers by the Government
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~ Reading matter on every page.
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FOR RENT.

THNIIE UNDERSIGNED offers for rent tbs 49,.
A well known stand the late II. Scbun- @i,iI
brondt on the Comite Road near Maeno. MEi.u
liza Cemetery. 1t Is a comfortable dwelling ana
good business stand. For particulars, apply on
the premises.
dee31-3ts WILLIAM MILLER
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COFFEE.
FIRE CRATES

n oW is the time to set them. fine lot Just
~ received. ldecls] JAMES MoVAY.
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WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC.
TEACHER WANTED.

A GOOD situation for good male teacher may
IA be had on application at this office The
school Is in one of the best country neighbour
hoods in the parish. Apply early. dec3l
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FOR EtNT.

FOR RENT.
A HANDSOME ard commodious resi-. 49,
"a dence, eligibly situated on Africa l;;I
street, adjoining that of Dr. A. IL. Mears. .Wilsl
The residence is very conveniently arranged Tor
comfort, having a fire place and gas fixtures ia
each room-a fine yard, excellent water, &c,
For particulars as to terms, etc. apply to
daC3l III Y RapJN
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Dimcult Questions.

While we have no disposition to
irritate old sores, by continuing to
harp on the failure to impeaeh the
President, there are soma facts con
nected with the vote on the Eleventh
Article that ought to go on the re-
cord. For instance: On the Sunday
evening preceding the first postpone
ment, the Washington correspondent
of the Boston Post, who is known to
be in the confdenC of the President,
telegraphed that paper that Mr.. JOHN
SON kaaeao that six Republicans would
vote against Impeachment, and that
among those were Messrs. FEssEN-
DEN. TRUMBULL, HENDERSON and
GRIMES. Here is the dispatch:
Washington Correspondence May III
Boston BOst]
As it now stands, the President Is
certain Of SIC Radical Uotes- Fesseaden.
Grimes, Henderson, F0l0ler, TfumbuU.
oad Vdn WjMkle. Another is neces-
sary to acquit, and on this now hangs
the doubt Anthony and Sprague
nIFC uCAs u ~ 'buAc LAiuDa EAhEu duH
intimation as to how they will vote,
but Anthony is claimed by the Con-
servatives. Ross is also regarded as
doubtful The Impeachers have. in
a great measure, given up Impeach-
men as failure
This came direct from Mr.. JOHNSON.
It expressed his certainty; and IN the
case of every one Of these Senator's 1t
proved to be a prophecy. The question
now arises, How did ANDREW JOHN
SON become Z" certain " of the votes Of
Messrs. HENDERSON. TRUMBULL, and
FEssEEDEN, when their political asso-
ciates and friends were ignorant?
How is it that the mouths that were
sealed with the secresy of Senatorial
dignity opened to the President of the
United States? Who gave the Presi-
dent assurances Of this certainty?
The answer to these inquiries devolve
upon the friends and apologists of
these gentlemen.
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A Snlendid CompIiment.

1t seldom falls to the lot Of can
didate or a party to receive such
compliment from a bitter opponent as
is contained in the following para
grarh from the Chicago correspond
enee of the Indianapolis Sentinel. 1t
is written by GEORGE O. HARDING,
the local editor of that paper, and is
none the less valuable because it was
unwittingly done. 1t IS true that Mr..
CoLFAx spent no money for whisky
or any other purpose. No higher
praise could be accorded the party
he represents than that he was chosen
one Of its standard bearers in opposi-
ton to the instrumentalities usually
so successful in Conventions. Says
Mr.. HARDING:
Some days since Schuyler Cold
facts had a good showing for the
privilege of being badly beaten next
Fall, but he has frittered away his
day of grace, simply by having no
organizer among his friends here.
Colonel A. a. Conner, ofthe Jour
nal, is here, and, when properly in
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ing between this city and Providence,
r l., was burned TO the waters g dge
The propellers Electra, Of the same
line, and Thetis. of the Boston line,
also caught fire but were tOwed out
into the stream. and the FIRE extin-
guished, with trifing damage. a
quantity Of freight was also destroyed,
nothing being saved from her The
damage to the Neptune Steamship
Company will reach $500 600. Insur-
ance not ascertained Several com
mission merchants who had Offices on
this and the adjoining pier, sustained
heavy losses by the FIRE. The total
damage is estimated at half a million
dollars.
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terested, there Is no more faithful or
energetic worker In behalf of him self
or friends; but Colonel Conner either
was not properly authorized, or did
not feel sufficient interest to take mold
of the matter. John d. Defrees has
done what little managing there was
done, and it is said Of Defrees that he
never vet managed anything which he
did not manage into the ground. L
suspect, also, that Schuyler has been
stingy Of his money, and while Whls-
ky aud champagne have flowed freely
for other aspirants, no Colfax grocery
has invited the thirsty delegate to irrI-
gate his intestines on behalf of lndl-
3aa's popular pet. The adherents of
bluff and gruf Ben. Wade have been
earnest, demonstrative and almost Vi
client, and have spent their money
freely, but the hoary old savage does
not seem to gain ground DR.. Bur-
leigh, bioated aristOcrat of Da-
kotah Territory, runs the most ex-
tensive Wade grocery, at the fremont
House, aud has the most inexhausti-
bic fund of anecdotes-all of them
racy enough, but scarcely fit to print
The Doctor says he has SO. GOO to
spend on Wade. The friends Of Fen
ton, so far as I have been able to
Judge, have worked with more tact
and sense than any of their oppo-
nents, and | would not be surprised
if be should De the nominee
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CAMPAIGN sONG.
tWe'n Fight it Ont here, on the Old
Union Line"

At the close Of the unparalleled
enthusiasm which followed the an
nouncement of the nomination Of
General U. S. GRAFT by the National
Republican Convention at Chicago,
Chaplains LozIER ard MCCABE and
Major LOMBARD stepped to the front
Of the stage and sung a new Campaign
Song, which was received with rap
turous applause. 1t was written BY
Chaplain LozIER, and set to music by
g. F. RooT, of Chicago. It promises
to be quite popular during the cam
paign. We understand that it Is TO
be sung at the Ratification Meeting
to be held in this city at an early day.
The following are the words:
Wen rally gain to the standard we bore
O'er hattIe-aeids crimson and gor
Shouting Hal TO the Chief" who in
Hath covered that banner with glory.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and bum
And wen fight it out here, on the old
No odds If it takes us all Summer.
Wen rally again, by the side of the men
Who breasted the conflicts fierce rattle,
And they'll find US still true, who were
true to them then,
And oade them God speed in the
battle.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and bum
And web fight it out here. on the old
No odds if it takes US all Summer.
Wen rally again. and "that nag of the
shall stay where our heroes have placed
And meier shall they govern. on land or
whose treason hath spurned and dis
graced II.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and BUM
And wen fight it out here, on the old
No odds if it takes US all Summer.
Wen rally again, and our motto shall be
What ever the nation that bore US,
God bless that old banner the flag of
And ali who would die with it Ger Us.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, hen rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and BUM
And wen fight II out here. on the old
Union line.
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PENCILS

American Lead Pencil Company's un-
-ivalled Pencils. We have a large stock
d the above, comprising some ten differ
snt brands, ranging in price from soc. to 81
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for cheapness and durability by anything
Ia the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehback's Office Pencil. A splendid ar-
ticle.
Eagle and Star Rdbber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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LOUISVILLE.
The RObbery-S56, 600 St0len-MayOr
TOmpeFt and the Police.

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-The total
amount distracted from the safes of
the Adams Express Company, in their
care. on the Jacksonville Railroad,
night before last, reaches $4,000 %,
$13, 600 of which was from Nashville,
and the remainder from Louisville.
Mayor Tompert refuses to swear in
the new police force, elected by the
General Council, a week ago, until
the courts shall have decided upon
the constitutionality of the Police
Bill, enacted by the State Legislature.
The case win come up before the
Court Of Common Pleas tomorrow.