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~ THE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, Is A
very complicated and deic,te one, and is mo re la
ble to get out of order, and much more difficult to
repair, than asy combination Of wheols and oranks
and levers made by the hands Of man. As rule, 1t
is tukered too much, and badly tnketed at that 1t
is often calcnelizsd, narcotzed depleted, and 9TH
erwise msused, when oil thnt it really needs Is
wholesome tonic and restorative like HOS rE TIERS
STOMACH BITTEHs to put 1t in proper trim and
keep IL 90. The stomach Is shanefu1y maltreatsd.
In The first place. tho food which its juices are in
tended to dissolve ia toe frequently thrswn into 1t
hastily, and in halfmasticated condition, in which
state the gastric acid cannot properly act upon It
The result is dyspepsia. Then comes the doctor,
and finding the digestive organs weak and the bow
els inert, he proceeds to weaken and paralyze still
more with drastic purgatives. These tending-as
they always do-to produce salutary change, he
tells the invalid that medical science can do no mere
for him This, with all due deference is mistake
enc of those mistakes which Talleyrand said were
tautauount to crimes. What the ayspeptic needs is
IMMIGRATION. Strengthen the stomach with HOS
LETTERS BITl ERs, and the stomach will strength
en- every other part Of the human machine, and
make IL, III CsA naoA Esiie3Ae9 no 6oo "o HS"' oFoA
the state of the digestion depends in measu re. the
condition of the whole system. Now, the Biters are
the most admirable tonic known. They consist OF
the finest vegetable invigorants and restoratives.
combined with an unadulterate stimulant. The
dyspeptic needs nothing else TO effect cure, except
light nutritious diet, and fair amount of eIer-
else. Even in the absence Of these last mentioned
acceegories the tonic and Alternative properties of
the preparation will work wonders, enabling the
dyspeptt to digest inferior fare with comparative
ease, and to maintain good habit Of body, In spite
of the drawbacks of sedentary occupation.
January p&C
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EUROPE.

TURKEY ASKS DELAY-THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
PARIS, January THE Sultan has asked the
postponoment of the Conference for eight days,
10 enable the Turkish Government to instruct
It's representatives,.
The Patrie says tiau sympathy in France
with the object of the Chinese embassyis great.
Burlingame is as sure o. success here as in
England.
RELEASE OF THI: ERosIs.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, January 5.-A mixed COM
mission, with Forbin as president, has been
appointed to adjulicate the case of the Greek
steamer Erosis.
AFFAIR IN SPAIN.
MADRID, January 5.-Four insurgents at Nal
aga fred into party Of refugees under the pro
tec.ion of the American flag. The General in
command at Malaga had the offenders arrested
and punished, and has since communicated
with the commander of the American squadron
in Spanish waters informing him of the meas
ures taken by the Spanish Government in the
case.
CRETAN CLAIMS.
LONDON, January Sit is said that Greece
will introduce the claims of Cretans into the
conference about to meet in Paris, and will de-
mand that they be allowed to declare Eho shall
be their rulers by plebiScunl.
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40 CHARLESTON, c., MORNING, JANUARY s, 8

tion Of that supreme law of the land. MIR.
Corbn knows full we'll that, similarly situat'
ed, he would lit hc had thought OF it) have
done the same thing.
Yet for this it is that he sanctions the fol-
lowing language: "It could be fitly character
s'ized only by epithets which are not usually
''appicd to hish-toned and honorable men,"
As matter Of fact, pronounce the imputa-
ton false, and as matter Of opinion, on the
part of Messrs. Corbin and Tomlinson, as to
what appertains to "high-toned and honorable
men," in the language of Reverdy johnson, J.
plead to the jurisdiction and deny their capaci-
ty to judge.
have noticed this report only so far as it is
personal. may, perhaps, take it up hereafter
on points less repulsive to my feelings. As to
tho points Of personal and professional honor
now discussed, unless the gentlemen are dis
posed to return to the barbarism of the past
which, God knows. I have never sought
would say, IN the language of the poet whom
began, by quoting
"Now my weary lips close
Leave me, leave me to repo=e."
I. W. HAYNE.
nborleetnn 6 O. January 1860
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:MatrieD.

BOYD-THOMpaON.-On the Oath Of December,
by the Rev ]. II. BOYD, Mr. D. P. BOYD to Miss s:
C. THOMPSON, all Of Newberry.
spEARXAN-CLARK.-on the 22d ult., at Jalapa,
81. C.. by Rev. j. K. MENpEHHALL, W. r. SPEAR
NAN, Esq. to MATTE C. CLARK, daughter of r.
r. CLARK.
MILLER-RAGERs.-on the Gath CT December.
nv the Rev. e. REID, Mr.. F. BELT0N MILLER to
Miss SALLIE j. ROGERS, both Of spartanburg.
DEGN-CAMP.-On the 10th Of December by the
Rev. j. G.. LANDRUM. DR.. GEO. r. DEAN, OF Ander-
SON. to Miss HATTIE E., eldest dIughter Of W. @.
CA1Ir of spartanburg.
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ss-QUARTER STATE TAXES. OF

sEQUARTER " STATE TAXES.-0F-
FTCE OF TREASURER, CHARLESTON COUNTY,
FIRErRooF BUILDING. CHARLESTON, 8. c.-The
Quarterly State Taxes. for quarter ending Sls De.
csuor, 1868, on sales Of goods, wares and merchan-
disc ali spirituous liquors manufactured; also, the
Quarterly Convention Taxes sales Of goods, wares
and merchandise, and articles manufactured for
sale, barter or e1 hsnge arenow due aud payable at
this Office.
The books will be closed on the 10Th instant, af-
ter which time double tar executions will be issued
against defauters.
All articles oftrade. sale, blrter or exchange, in
eluding cotton returnabls for taxes. Charleston
County comprises the Parishes Of st. Philip and
St Michael Christ Church. St. Thomas and st. Dem
mis-, ST. James Santec st. Stephens ST. Johns Berke-
ley, ST. James Goose Creek, st. Andrews and St
johns Colleton and Islands Edisto, Seabrook, Kia-
wah, wadmalaw, Johns, James, Coles Big and Lit
tie Folly, Morris, sulllvane, Long, Devices, Caper's
Bulls, &c, to the mouth Of the South Snntec.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Treasurer Charleston County,
1apunrv II
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FDH PALATts :. a..OI<,rE.
VIA SAYAr;NAH, lsbN.au1AA AND L&0E5GS

.iLiE.
-%-cn'. THE F!t:sI-CASS $TGs " ER
= 30 DICTATOR, Captain CHAa WILEY,
viii sail from Charleston 7.atSiaJ Ercan9, at
Eight o'c!ocE, iot the aoov. !iIiaa.
The d stc'ass SteNoer OF -''f, caa'l'o WK
T McNELTY, will Gil !ro;n y ,:tol every FTtidy
Eyeiiin1, at Eight o'co,:.. -: al 20 p)it.s.
connecting with III. C'lI.':. .:..roaa =: 'aqa7nah'
for Mobile and Ne O-i.::!'. ~; ", II 'hh Slor!da
Railroad at Fcrnaadin: f'r '.:.? ,:ass at WHICH
point steamers conacct 49,. "'f orleans, Mobile
penslco a. hey West @ri J.. 49,.
Through Bills La, ei'ti - FrS'gh. to Monte,
Pensacola and New O.!e:::;.
BoM ste,msrs csnasc.iuY .r,'h Il $. Hart's steam :
era Oc,uwGha ami Graii SER SoriaG: airI Lakes
Griffin, Eustis Harris ani Dn,:i:m.
Al! frci.!' 'yahlc dn tlc %:iart.
Goods not re:noTed n su:'s. si De Stc-ed al Use
and eSpfnse Of ow"crs.
For Freight or Pass Sc e-t::aso.s t, apply to
!. u iiaEH u C..., n.rnls.
...r:;, ;:Ii1,i" Whlrf.
~ R.-No cxtr. c!i :r.;a f.. 'e Is ;"i ,t'nrooms
Steamer City poat wi. 30. i :. 81. re u
going and returning each weei.
November 81
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spftial netiets.

aF NOrICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAU-
TONED against trading for DRAFTS drawn by ".
p. Massey (l2th February, 1863 on ". O. Bee Co.,
In favor Of c. B. Lucas payment having been stop
ned January D
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s@CeNSIGNEES PER S T MSH lP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, ore notified that
she is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf. Goods
remaining on tho wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
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Tho average price Of gold for 1867 is placed
at 13S. .G2, and for 1868 at 139 81. In July, 1864
gold reached 2S5, and on March 24th, 1856,
reached the lowest point 124!.
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NEW ROUTE.
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT. .

REDUCTION IN FREIG HT.
...n..-. THROUGH BILLS OF LADNG
ME2S r.. y. from New Orleans to Charleston, g..
L51&fbSssdTS VIA Florida Railroad and ALL
:trasz -z:trSSaGssz.- -ANCE LIN e q. S. Mail Stea nshfps.
And steamers CITY POINT and DICTATOR, will be
given for
Sugar, to Charleston, per hid hd.................T6
Sugar, to Charleston. per barrel.
Molasses to Charleston, per barrel. l..........25 30
Rice, to New Orleans, per 100 pounds. .......... -
Other Freights 10 proportion to the above.
j. D. AIKEN & CO.. Agents.
Charleston.
r. W PIRKINS & CO., Agents,
No. 26 Carondelet-strcet, New Orleans.
A. u. MOVES, Agent,
December IS 1mo Tcrnandins, Fla.
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- eoU rE TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
H.>f~Ssrn Aud other places, should not fai
NGSS SSs:s,S to luy in their supplies OF PROVlS.
LzIhsf, f,SzhIS IONS, CLAREIS, CHAMpaGNES
rS3sS==sscssssas CORDIALS, BRANDIES, WITS
EIES WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Patcs OF Wild Game and Devilled ham for Sand :
wiches aud Lrnoheons.
H9-Send for catalogue.
WIN. S. CORWIN l. CO.,
No. 275 King street,
Betwesn Wentworth and Bcaufain,
Charleston, S. @.
Branch of No. sse Broadway, corner 2Osh street,
New York. Oc,obeNo
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can truly say, with the Morse Prophecies,
whose spirit was called up from the sleep of
ages by Odin of old, as represented in Gray's
n0em.
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january l

ps-3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE L. CHAPMAN, corner King ah'l Radcliffe.
Streets and get botter article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II 3mos
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INLAND ROUTE.
December so
Nt,R uEUNSy:Ck. G.


--ss~n TIE III EAaI.:a DICTATOR,
sssi,r1. Captain CHARLES WILEY, will touch
at this point ever, WeiyisS!3. l,s.rins savannah
Nine A. a., AMI her Tip will touch there
on Saturday Ayterno2 ), ;rTIyin, be3 ct Savannah
on .SusGIy ilorning j. y. AIKEN i CO.,
November q agents.
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM GUAGEs, GoNGs, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBs AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATRR GUAGES, GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC-
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON, BsRKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Jluuary1 Omo
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@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TaIS
splendid Ha,r Dye is the best IN the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brswn. Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
Bond-strcet New York. Tyr January
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ca BRIDE AND GROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom 10 Bride in the institution OF Marriages
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of CHARGE
Address howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila.
delphia, Pa. September 80
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BELTING! BETTING {!

BETTING! BELTlNG !
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, Q, 8, 4, and S
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIpPED 3 Ell T
LACING
100 BOXES DLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLNAN'S BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCG'S PACKING, ! INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
soApsToNE PACKING. ! INCH TO l..
INCH DIAalETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
3lANHOLE AND nANDHOLE GASKErS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARISLEY ~ co.,
Nor:he st Corner Mecting and Cumberland streets
January1 6mo
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CAUTION.
"1hs ord constitutes q portion OF the assets of
'the Bank OF the state of Soath Carolina embraced
"n the order OF the Court OF Chancery of the said
estate cf the date OF March O. 1855 in the case of
"Dabncy Morgan Go. VS.. the Bank oil the state OF
'..ou,h Carolina ana others. and cannot be legally
.'transfurreI excsit b. order Of said court. or the
written assignment Of Charles VI. rurnrn ana
~ " "lHos. r. wARING, Cashier"
This csutisu, down to the word "olhers, :"
mercy states the facts, and tho Subsequent
expression 1t opinion - 10 the legal ellct OF
thai state III lac,s has been sustained by both
Associate Justice Willard and Chancellor CAR
roll. Mi;crc il; the harm OF stating laets
What is the crime IN drawing Il deduction sils
lained by such authority? The object was 10
enable the bank TO perform its duty rs trIs-
tee for creditors. Io do that which the Su-
prcmc Court o. the United States in the case
OF Curran vs.. the EIak oi Arkansas, say it was
bound to 10. But, it is said it was done in
anticipation OF legislation on the part OF The
S:ale. True; but just the legislation pro-
nuunccd unconstitutional and void b. The SD
premc Court OF tho United States when at
tcmpted in Arkansas. Wns it Il crime to en-
dsayor 10 avoid the effect OF such void
legislation? Tho report calls this de-
lance OF the Legislature. Is it = greas-
er offence to attempt to avoid the effect
Of anticipated legislation than to attack
legislation already enacted? Have not Alr.
Csrbin himself and Attorney General CHAM
berlain vcly recently attacked q law passed by
the Legislature, of which .he one was a member
and the other the legal adviser, as being lln-
constitutional? I mean that in regard to re-
sstcring vs.crs in Charleston as being lncon-
sistcnt with the Constitution of the State. Mr:
Campbell and myself believed the Threatened
legislation Inconsistent with Il @ Constitution
of The United States. AMI determined to place
1,,r nlinnta IL, 4 nnsirinn 10 claim the nrntec-
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~ TEE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, Is

Jlnuary s
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TRIAL FOR HOMICIDE.

The trial of Dennis Egan, indicted by the
Grand Jury for the mansaughter OF James Haggerty
the 18th OF April, commenced in the Court OF Ses
sions, Brooklyn, before Judge Troy aud Justices Hoyt
and Voorhees, yesterday The testimony OF DE- shepard
who made tho post-mOrtem examination. was taken,
showing that be found wound the right eye, cut
the back part OF the scalp and the top OF the
head after taking OFF the scalp he found mass Of blood
at the right part OF tho brain which was eNtrayasated
and probably the OF death the wounds the
temples probably caused by violence or by falling
down stairs. Patrick Riley testified that he was at
Egan's saloon In South Brooklyn on the 18th OF April:
Mr. Haggerty there, and rather noisy Egan took
saying he wanted to have noise in the place; after
ward he found Haggerty insensble In the hall and Mr.
Slater rubbing his forehead with water. Catherine
Spraws testimony showed that she first found Haggery
lying his back Oh the steps at the store; she saw
Haggerty again about y. mi no reaching for his
hat, and saying, "l'm not dog! I'm not dogl" The
case will be continued to-day
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN-TEAVY JUDO.
MENT AGAINST THE CITY.

The Board of Aldermen held q special meet
ing yesterday The report Of the Law CommteoIn refer
enco TO the judgment obtained by Catherine Coyle
against the city, and which affirmed by the Court Of
Appeals. was received and read. The Committee stated
that the city had been obliged 10 pay the account
twice and there was no way have the case tried again
the decision OF the Court OF Appeals being final They
recommend that the account be settled by tho proper
officers, and that steps DO taken to tho money
Alderman whitney said the failure to take exceptions
when the was In the lower court by tho Corporation
Counsel was the reason why the could not be
heard, and there must have been Sinking OF duty
when the debt had to be paid twice. Mr. Bergen the
President said he thought tho trouble from the
fact that tho Jury In the sympathlzed with the
widow against the corporation in spite OF the evidence
and not from derecton Of duty the part OF Cor
poration Counsel McCue The recommendations OF the
Law Committee then adopted and the city will pay
judgment and costs OF court amounting To sJ2SlJ o.
After passing resolutions IN regard TO the decease OF As
SCISSOR Doherty, the Board adjourned.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN ropn MALPRACTICE CASE.


yos,or5o,, Dorrtv- Coroner Shine received
information from Sergeant Sanders of the Tenth Pre-
i,ct that ua,v Roland alias Mrs. Charles Shay was I'D
danperons condition at the house OF Madam eEcKharu
q female physician at No. 81 Stahtohst. III was ooi'''
that an abortion had been practiced' Dts ohino al"
Cushmap went TO the place. and had on ihterVe" WIN
the sick woman whom they iGnnh 10 Were gSen her,
and she recovered sufficiently TO nahe an bs con-
suted with DIR E. W. Vondersmlth OF NO. 10y 0Weiy ad
he informed hcr that she was pre8nans anu he ave ber
her OF the child To this she consented ana nc gse
some medicpe Not finding relief she again vlstea I
and procured more medicine On SATURDAY as'i
nnwfII sbe went TO DR.. Woarh, at No 81 New-boWepy
, m sho to Examine her unless she were accopa
ea v on",ber lady or her husband and on that even
IN Wj1ih He examined her. her husband waiting IN
an adjoining room. On Mondaysh was taken veiy nj
and her husband sent for Dr. Wofarth, who came ;a
had vs,ad her since. The was then suDhliieu
Jury which had been impanneled. and they rehaerGn
codo from the effect of medicines prescribed for her
Inv DR. r. " Vondersmith of No. 1853 Bowery for tue Pu
pose Of ET pr. Arrested by Sergeant;
and on being before the SICK woman was h
ne Tho man " no sold her the medicine ms inc Doctor
gdntted bnt declared that the medicine was not gvu
for the purpose alleged He declared ths hs rd
tion.bo6k would show that the medicines ne E b Shaw
nor produce an abortion. Both doctors ana mas
Ce reputed husband of the woman ara propeSor u
and were brought before Coroner flynn whe e s1'
ditonai testimony was taken mrs nahsy testiaei
That shay and Mary Boland passing out ' three n,e
and wife, came TO board with her nDouv told
weeks ago. and after the lapse OF week nontIs
witness that she had been pregnant Tor thiGe oh,
and had been taking pills TO get rid OF the e a. hcr
L,thand aid not like children witness dssuaueu ilol
from taking the pills as thew might Kill her; on Monnhy
Shnv asked witness 10 20 up and attend 10 ms VIE
Ss rp scI witness refused, and advised him to sehd
for doctor, and Dr. wolarth was called IN; on MOhamg
eyaning witness cOnversed with the sick wOihah auu
~ sSr"ed witness that she had mad an operation per.
formed on Saturday. DR.. Woarh testified tRat snT
| vam,n called on him on Saturday, ana, aiter
Num- Martial examination he refused to prescribe.
Mrs Boaud the mother OF the ,rST nome 'a On
y 10 When she returned few days after ana was re-
monstrated with she left home In anger ana haa nTu
tnrned The Qil and Shay both told her TREY were mar
ynd ana shay Informed Coroner Flynn thas such was
not the case Shay and WUarh were committed 10 tio
TomLs 10 wait the result Of the examination N0nueI
mIib apaius, whom the verdict was found was aIO"cu
| tn denart m charge OF Deputy Sheriff llealcy
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lHE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL
Justice Mansfield, at the Essex Market Police
Court committed Ida Ritter OF No. 2i Bt0omest. for
having stolen 500 from VIM. Shaw OF No 81 RVingonst
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan
committed John HaverOn for having attempted TO pass
forced check for $40 the Phoenix National Bank pur.
porting TO boar tina signature OF Marvin BfoS w. VI
No. 40 Exchange place.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day before Justice Dodge, John Francis (coi0red) wa
charged by Katharine Hubner OF NO lf6 fareKst Wth
having yesterday, into her store ana snatceaa
pocketbOok containing s2 held In $500 BAH to stana hs
trial nj gppcla Sessions Ellen Sweeney OF No l55 west
TWenty-seyeuts asked tie Magistrate TO send Ter son
James Sweeney boy 10 years OF age TO the CynOS as
dObedient; the mar strate complied with her request
Cornea Shine OF No. 1858 West Thirty-sevenths also
complained Of her son Joseph Shine years OF age as
he was bad and dsObedient and would hot 70 10 SCHOOL,
and that he associated with evil companions, ana she
prayed that he might be committed to the House Oh
Refuge; the prayer was granted
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Bedford Robert Dustin was charged with
Committing burglary the Eastern Hotel Courtandts.
but as q flaw found in the Indictment me Jtdgs ct
rected verdict Of not guilty Annie Wofkel cOiOred
sent TO tho PenitentiaTy for SIX months .Alnnnus
Berng Emanuel KliDR and Panel Barber were cnargso
by Theodore Bertrand with highway robbery on tia
night OF the 9th OF July. Mr. W +. Howe vas eonnse,
for tie prisoners Bertrand stated that the night OF
the July he in Kings liquor store at the corner
OF Thirty seventh 81. and NiHthaye tnat NE Jaw
store; that while he was in the store
he had fight with Barer and that after he left there
he was followed the prisoners and Knocked dOWn au
that no afterward missed his money. The compl9inant
could not that he any OF the prisoners take the
money At this stage OF the proceeding the Judge inter-
posed and stated that the trial for robbery could not go
on; If il was anything all, II simply assHut and
battery Mr. Howe called number OF witnesses as 70
the respectaby OF the prisoners and to prove hat ths
he rry 10 ud verdict OF not guilty, ana the prisoners
we're hOnorably discharged