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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26
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CITATION.

JUSTICE CWRTS-Bses No s. n,
u W. Koos ~ Thouss Fiinoes. T. "a.
.. The 1tats Of Tssss, HasrSsoa Ces.a-
y. To he SAss1 Of aid cosssy, -
ssy lawful seassabis, ssssl,sx: fes
- AsFshy ssoaas1s1 b ssu,sees
Thssas filaess, { y .. soarssst1saa
Of saA sssssy, by pshliss1isa 10 sans
ssvspsess - ~ no dlsssts 70 sepsss
y 6ysysaa - ~ ~ 6a1usdas n Fsb-
esasy, b 10 e'elssk 10 ~ I. Il. II
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OlvSA sadse y Aead lAh ths 81 ~
Of ysAsaasy, 4. D. 1867.
JOHN @CHAN,J J, P. Bsaa No. &,
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= r. u. LesgAssy ~ sdiiss q q
Issas Rspshlisas, ios psblisssiea ~
tArss saesseslvs wssaA
g.. PERRY, Sheriff
February u. s3s-3t
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MANUFACTURED o.
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OF ALL KINDS
(Rsiss sAsp NORTH II Curt Hssss,)
Marshall, Texas.
WILL Oil al ordsrs with which ~
W nay b. favored. Any srsisls o(
fsrnitars nsAs 10 order, snd viii
dispatch.
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chssp, ~ our work d wasssassA
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vansassessly disssibetsd, 81 gise -
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CITATION.


JUSTICE COU RTa-Bsat No 9.
q jobs Risa Agsa% for RachA Crow.
IT, ssssstsis Of o. ". Crusds,. d.
eease9. "a Ne ss%aes Of Johs BslIock.
n etaae Of Tsxsa, Harrisae Cousty.
TO ~ Sheriff Of ~ cosnly, OF asy
lawful ooesr greeting You are hsrs.
~ eoooaa1e1 70 saonons Ne lsml
Representatives Of ~ ss>aAs 4 JoSn
bslIest. dsssassl, Of said S4aAs 81
sossty, By pshlieatioa 10 sons nswp-
paper - IL NV directs v b. asa =.
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return oahs - he NV directs, Give.
under ny hasd Ills tAs 81 day rebsr.
asy, A. D. iS69.
JOHN BUCHAN, Up. Beat No..
Received in olRes Fehrsasy ssh, lea9.
and e.scsesd the sanss day BY Assdins
70 T. ". Losghsry. the editor Of ~
Texas Rs?sbilssa fps pshlisa.ios s,
three successive weeka.
\ \. PERRY, sAseiG
February ~. ~. n61-Ss
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THK SUNDAY TIMES ~ .
AGRICULTURAL AND HON.
CULTURAL DnrA1rMBMf, =
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hsUssay vii kseve - ~ s1isa 4 ,
Aoeis Advestisw, NJ asss hts9 ..
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peetsa
4 fall TELE0RAPHIC sUNxD
n ~ Doasstlc and ror+ixn Mem ~
sssa via b givea 10 each hase
ID ~ EDITORIAL DEPARTtU
4 ~ SUNDAY TIMES Ne hSehe
re- u tsien,, scho,srsAin esitissl
sad industry has beea secsssd -
teesgA 'hb depsrsosat d the ~
topessasAl lbs ths pessept, H.
e1ss wsnsassa In slstisg that y ~.
= ssspaBsd 10 shi1Iay b ~ -
IL 9. satsy.
THK COMMERCIAL DxN
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snaflsts,
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sAs SUNDAY TIMES, Il ~ -"
sSasSd 70 ssasssibrsv q ~ ~ r'~
Five DollAsspsr AnnsH
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n 0sgA - ~ = IN
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pusGess eseNa y ~ y
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mss tsltiag ssssss - BIZ wiz h.
sssiss ~ Mn.
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4 + ssshssidss,y stsssl sAaa ~
eAs s1b3liag Of 1as . us0sstssy
e1saes, . tssasitsry ssss, ~ sssss.
ssis pressure u t6s hssd. sss vsssA
IN ~ dssases IL H. weeSd.
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TIKI COMMERCIAL DRn
AkNT u ~ 8ss4ay T.aa sssse /.
'sli eomaen III ~ 1lsscisf saa
W WEI. ~ Psieas sssfvss h
* ~ lasss, ss,-tsaeAk sf~ y"
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Wi ua1gssss~a. ihas - nm - n
spAs~a 10 sset;rs h ssesests. fv'sse"|
ssssflsts.
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10 ~ EDITORIAL DEPARTNp
fths SUNDAY TIMES .hs No.
sree q tsitn', scAo,srshin esieissl
~ industry has beea secsFed ; -
,hessA ths drpsrsosas u the ~.
topessosAl lbs ths pesseas, ~
essA vsnsassa In ssstisg thai y ~.
= ssspaasd u shi1iay b ~ 49,
IL Q. vAtsy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
:. Q. eToraKNBURd.

t,.-,... wILNmaToN, February. lsas.
savlng one Of LAgass hAngas row IL uss AZ ~.
pls.auTs in stating that II gives every sas
mei sno gives very large supply pf bet Wetsr hsTs
no hasl'Ahvn in accomplishing II 10 oshars @'s
Very respectfully
H +. PicxnLa. ESQ. 81 sAVSA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
j. & s. B. MoLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. eO7 MARKET STREET,

:, FoR RENT -oflees IN the building r. Corner ..
King and Second slreetE.
FOR eALE--slx new three story Brick Dsyailfnsa IN
Jackson Street, between Film ana Linden Streets.
One new three story Brick Dwelling with back buld
Ing, en- Jackson Street ietW4en Elm and linden Rtrata
One three story Brick House. No. 622 West ssventh
one two;'tSrs Brick Dwelling, Bennett Street, between
One tso story Brok Dwelling, Lammott ST., Brandy.
wine Village. '
One three story Brisk Dwelling, No 10 Newport Pn,a.
One three story Brick Dwelling, with bAok bullalnge
side yard and garden Newport Pike, opposite Oiysf
Chapel. e'
one three story Bres Dwelling No s0s Freneh strss
With three story double tack building
valuable tusineSs stand, stora and Dwelling Houss
No 3l6 Market .raei, s'
Elegant Dwelling on French Street With four atpsv
oAeh bndings Lot running through to Walnut eineaf
Splendid Country Seat Stone Mansiou ouse viii az
acres Of land, on hadelpha Pike, ons mile nom wi
mington, s W.
chsstaat orOrs ii4ss Newport Pike Il mile from
falm Of lA3st aerea, ia Psncadsr ITuudra, n..,
byotl Mills, within ~ mllep Of Newark Depot
Farm Of 529 acres in Appoquinlmfnk Hd ise htiss
from Hlaskblrd Station, on Delaware RAiltoad. WIFI
peach orchard Of 1900 trees. A' WIN
Farm oi lB2 Acres iu prapdyVlpe Hupa,ad
Aln most cases large portion OF the pufphaaa roon.
maJ remain seeuEed on irnd aud Mortgage. ''''-"
- BUILDING LOTS
AT the corner Of Third aud French Streets 1877 fst mn
freneh sttasti l6O feet on Third Street ' 's''' 'u
ths 3 ~ corner Of Elm and Van Buren, stroeta 10
AT the N W. corner Of Adams and Rishtb a,ra., ssA
teet on Adalns Street by ao feet on Elah etrest -
On the West side of AdAms atrasi, lab fset 5asp -
tending from Seventh to Riehth streets hbfi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
STOVES AND TINWARH \
nELAWAHE Rance. = q -
~ STOVE DEPOT, AMI
PIoKELs q BROTHER.
aFccEssoHs 10 H. ?. RIcxRts.
Nos and East Fourth Strsot

n9ss ntei isatsd III, u want o. really ns,
kssts NJ u, one that will bum lsss coal hsE
maIse, would call their attention n 81 IL ne
~. W ~ gentlemen who have had laygs
'-''''ES anu are well known In this elty:
NJ ps.,.., WnzuoToN, January sTth. isss
-, q = r'e1as;-DzAR eIH-I have tried tRrss d,s
Sasss Rs0s. - Kitchen Ranges bsors parshassd tbs
s nee e say, ihst the Mage is worth ora
dos ia o1a both a. to utility and scoaony h
"a By sthar Of thu othsrs II hsats roon y ~ se2ll
Yours respectfully, WV "sA1Asf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

uE p,..., WILHnszoE, DEL, Aug. 4, 1ses.
. ~. =. t'eAtls, Esqi-DBAH AIA-Ths Mage cooSIns
Pui up Tor me- at Glo French street. syss Sntirs
sahstsetion consider the Mage Ransa snv., 'iss
any In the market, and ehesrfuiiy rsoommsnd u u ~
pensnS IN want ef an economical kanss VA
Truly yeura, Ia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
OFFICERs.

u ~; u; CLARK, Phiiadelphia. President.
7EEhd 91n y. OoOkk, Washington, Wee President
s,a, SVVh Chairman finanee and hxs utiVe Com
I'm hm9xm nsn W. fkkI fhiadslpbis, seey and Actuary
=; ei,i =. IURhkR, Washington. Assistant sse'y
EhAnuis q. SMITH, AZ. h., Medical Director
o. EmiNd MEAN h. D., Asst Medical Director
MEulCAI AnUIsppU nn.n-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11


-.,lI14A RANKS AND BROKERS.
WOOLSTON & CO.,
BANKERS @ BROKERS,
No. as EAST THIRD sTRHHr,
WILMT NGTON, DEL.
DEALses IN
Government, Railroad,
STATE SECURITIES.
General Agents for Delaware
National Life Insurance Co.,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
cHARrERRD BIZ sPrcI4L Acr ov coaasrss.
APPROVED JULr 20, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
DIRECTORS.
= 5a{ Cooke Philadelphia. E. a. Rollins. Warrington
1 Ra.sSsrd starr, &c $% s;ari 4 q cSsSssr ScSSsS % %
eso,se M%; a. RM%TO5,shsAi, %S,s, % JOhu D. srsss DO
j. inefisy Clark DO ac'fa f.ss:tsSsis Sssssi s'" S''E
OFFICERS.
Q Il. CLARK, Philadelphia. President.
IaV naar ~ rSSVVhk, Washington, Vies President.
EmkKsIh s,n W. PkkT Philadelphia, stey and Aetuary
81 sit. 2, N,,,h lvhskE Wsshegton. Assistant sse'y
B. EWING NEAR N. D.. Asst. Medical director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. k BARNES, surgeon Gen. .. 8. A t. Washing, m
-; hvhMi.l ohisi Medical Department, u. S. N. |
D W. Bliss. ii. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. Z. CHANDLER, washingtcn, d. G.
eLSAeG AAkDlre, Phaaaslphis, Pa.
This Company National ia its char.s,.r e.. =.
isasoa q us Largo Capital, Low BATES u Premium spd
ns" M iAelsa .ns most desirable Of insuring Ina
yer presented 10 the public. 'e
me rates Of premium, being largely rsiuoed ara sd
a. 70 the tnaursrs thoss Of the bs Mutual
companies aud avoid all the evmplicationn And n.
tainles 81 Noes, Dividsods the nisundsrstapass
Hneh lns iatsr are 20 apt 70 the poiby holdrs
pew aud Attractive tabea are nov prsssnta1
which Iced oply to bs underrtood to prove scsrt.n1
,nv puole such As the iHeoeae-P PTodet10 Ifev ana
, hetsfn tIsGtIm fohov. Ia tue furmef, tbs poii,y
noalsr noi only secures life insurance psv.tie y
aeatn' put VIII rscstve. living, aitsr reriod IN ,S
~ ~ ppoas squa 70 ton per cent 10 per
psny agrsea to Eearn 10 the assured ths tots ~
policy. ~ Wv sl&'uat 0i Dis
The a.taati0n Of persons contemplating nsurne b,r
ea " increasing the amount OF insurance thev rs.a
a, 20 .o9 70 toe special aovGutagss offered by M
Nauenai Lie INSURANCE company. - ~
psIneulsrs to be had on application at our Office
nnsas oiieaiArs ana PAmPhlats uliy dsscrlbpx ehs
AaVAntsges enersd BY the Company NAV ts M liz
srAl terms offered to agents and soneltoIs. -N
os.s.. ~. o ,...m,.-, MooLsroN CO.,
- : -@-. talr9 sGest. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

Ann s9sh othar HERBS aud ROOTS 50 will In all cases
asniat Digestion, promote the sseretops Of tbe
~ me natural ehanne1, and give TONE and vIlOR
70 me ioUns and OLD, MALE and FEMALE An
use II with wonderful success
n sh1Nds COLOR to the pale white iip, BLOT Nj and
BEAUTY io the thin face and care worn eounteuance
CURES FEVER and Creates APPETITE nv tLsn.
UHs other ~ 'A'1'
El.Ask for sPEERs STANDARD BITTRRs
Sold By Druggists and Orc GERS
Aa-see that my signature is over the eork ef sanh
AVths' ALFRED SPEER
n--n.- fassaie: and 2is Broadway, n 2,
,rrAds supplied by all Wholesale Deslers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

Tb. D1a..,. MunNAToN DKt.
aSe hange put up for me BY Mr.. Fiekas wofk1 no,.
businsss1 ysse IN y sooA Mno undsrstAnds ksr
SNNs's" ''4y we'll ana gives eomplsts sAtafantlon
n. q. ARADRoRD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
r,-N-r>~~~---s
1WE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

lMs Company ia perfectly orran;sad, and rapidly
esNlns applcations i6r Insnfance either on the Lie
,os, sr, Or yesr or W Endowment based upon tia
eopies q he Act OF Incorporation aud Tables aro
-A3 !o distribution TO al who are DESTROYS Of exAnin
which viii be that the inierests of thosa be X
s,rie,si eeeoIee nsnbers thereof gsarSed th-
5he feliev either gnarantass the Insurance on n.
ks Or constitutes the paymeuth mn a. a gavings Fund
Tor the uao Of tho Insured N-N
No mode Of Life Insurance a, ou....a al, .,,,,t A.
e nomiea has ever boan pressutad To tbs reoeia
NJ sl ne5 LIE insurance Company deserves the aNuis
"a =, a A.Hat & a. compared with this
ne toiiowing some Of n pser iia,itias.
- ls ~ association Of Policy Roleers nauassd BY
ad sot ~ ,nelnssvss FROM among hemselves
An z. tas hRFinets and earnings thereof
ha & H. ts mnuality Is iaspred ~ the very terms Of
q control Of stoekholders or inanagsys II ss ba M
ether than mutual, - 'aHhaesi' NeA" Us no
a. Inrd There be no forfeiture Of tha prsmir,n mai,
is, principal aud interest constitute Sal,
tss Ead which may be called upon Al anv tina hsn
IL gets tired Of his psymsnls o. they becop
ra,'I . anu ne chooses tc render up his pcliry.
SYutth. fnefe "a no interest 10 be psid az tisnitsi
a or gAhFeH'sed; this last beiuR In esnera hnnb,,
ths srni q low to absorb OF otherwise control
o' slrh' its ultimate ehsapuess ipuat rOou surUass ali
srs,s Iii Ni ~ conducted IA the safety Of in
49, S pefmt, en- ths Certificate ard Colsnon priu
ps, tne latter being taken Ia part payment AZ The
~ a,eiaiomn and in that ay each year reduoiuy
ssieshh oi lnsuranee In WORD the same alan viii
Se alped to LIE Insurance as the Fsrmsrs Matns in.
~ senlpan3--the sucoessfnl In ths state
DelsTsrs nss 9 4hseanoe, which 10 the people Of
Iss,i, aseas ~ s,i NIUE other Recommendation.
80 ils y Wiil be made emphatcay The Faru,era tins
.55sli ~ ADorng Man's Life Insurance Company;
nhc f. w, te taken, the money paid By him avail
e0s u alieohnssneiss and he Who Ia iss or anil
i"u.hs a. ePon his lie alone, can find no ustdcatien
MS sudden death - ~ sV'ussAinS IN case OF
loes as, on mis- sud do wait to be called on but
The couu,r1 pslntsa agents ia different portions Of
" e~'4AA 3V1E own and the Company money
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
JAMES C. AKIN.
EEcRETARY AND TREAsURER
Ro9ERT McCABE, II, D.
DIRECTORS,
yss g. Aikia, Wilmington, otsrt aecabe yyiln,,ot,r
SAas- Lore, Efq John pllijsr S.-...
faiLip 4lGnkett, lt.bnn TnrNssiit- z 10 - Y,
Asaae jenkins, ssaiori.
COUNSEL,
CHARLES b. LORE, ESQ.
MEDICAL ExAMINEa-HoAE OFFICE.
K. ?. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
GENERAL AGENT,
ISAAC J. JENKINS, WTLYrYa7o,g
AGENTS,
z. G uglas, Smyrna; pr 1. jump pova,. =, a q,
;ey 4aiminstoni selomen Matthews. MlEosd; LAWS
Josepb. osorge.oeni hoy. Geo W Covingtnn. 4 S-,
Zone CAea L. &C jenkins, uaneral Avsnf s"'S"H
81 Otter a3poninsntH viii be duly sunnpneas
0FFEcE-gSg MARKET sTREET
," nArsl-I. " WILMINGTON, DEE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
JNo. A. DUNCAN.

Thes1 are only few Of the very many ssrtiae.t.s Ca.
ngiss . ths worth fths Msges RaaEs. Many s.hsrs
T. sn e sseh Dy enR At the establshmsnt Noa and
would also call the attention Of tbs poopls Of Wi,
mlnston end Vicinity to our MAGEE HRkTRRa Ann
who use them entire sAtlshotion " hHs 10 y 1i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

1rHE ARTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK,
Ne. eos MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Open TO Eeeys dsposts dsly (suaday4 duno
the usual busissssa hours and ~ sstnrss
evenings, from 2 to 8 O'Clock, p NJ ~ 'HA~Ay
An the prohta Of the Bank after the payment of ma
eery s1penses are dsvoted to the bsRedt Of tbs a.
poaltora and Dividends are made nemiAupual in Mi
and oetober Since the Organization Of the Rsat n
SIX per cent per Rnnum, '~ "a
Dividends not drawn are regarded as Dsposis and At
once become entitled TO participate in futura nj ~
No Manager is allowed to borrow rpy 81 tbs s,t s
trusted to the Bank. - NN' lA-
MANAGER
mnLIAA A g. ' 5lLHS' EDWARD DARtTasToy,
Ht9sek ". sVsh JosKPH W. DAY,
EDWARD BsTTs, CHAHIna Hnvz- 49,.
wh q BtILArT, jon II J.es.os -~Ai1s
Sk'hsA o. VA c1s1EuT B. snTTE,
M, L. LIoArnNsrRrS
c,o,a, W pr., v,.. Wn, y HILLS, PRRsIpKHT.
~ Ia,tN y Afor -
tT.nTTO q. E1E11E,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

stsnt patrOnass
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-03
POSTAL COMMON SENSE.

we received the other day,
newspaper which had been deposit
ed in Western Post office, address
ed to us, but not prepaid by the
person sending. The local Young
Mems Christian Association had
forwarded it, pasting ON label ex-
planning the circumstances and re-
ferring us to E'Acts l6-3I,"
It was kindly and generous act,
and one undertaken in more places
than one, either by associations or
individuals. The severe political
economist would probably say that
it was an unwise interference with
that wholesome education of the
Dead Letter Office by which every
man learns, sooner or later, that
prepayment is not optional. But
this manner Of reasoning, like that
parallel argument which condemns
the bestowal of aims ON beggars, is
more apt to reach mems brains than
their hearts.
At any rate, the incident affords
a hint for a little common sense ad
dressed to letter writer's as to the
use of the post-oflice. The hide
pendent does its full duty iu preach
ing wisdom to the Post office De.
partment. It is well to preach it
sometimes to those who use the
Post Office.
The whole number Of letters an
nually sent to the Dead Letter Of.
fee exceeds two millions. Any one
of these may have caused, by this
unhappy fate, an amount of distress,
of anxiety, of calamity that might
make one shudder. For the want
of any one of these letters, some
child may have died Of starvation
or some woman of despair. The
last hope quenched, the last oppor
tunity Of virtue or Of life closed
that is what dead letter may mean.
They are well called by that name,
for they may end in the death OF
more than life.
What causes all this misery p
Who is responsible for dead letters
Ask your post master and he will
prove to you that they are caused
in more than nine cases out of ten
not by sheer ignorance or misfor-
tune, but by the neglect of the wri-
ter to comply with the simple pro-
visions made by the department for
the security of letters.
The simple use of stamped enyel-
opes, instead Of stamps, would keep
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-12-03
The Scene at the AcQuittal of
Preacher Smith, Tried for MUIR
dering His Wife.
GENEVA, Ills, !
November IS,

The court met at is p. M, pur-
suant to adjournment, and the sher
if at once announced the jury ready
to deliver their verdict. Amid
breathless silence the jury marched
through the crowded court room,
and took their seats. There seem
ed to be soma surprise that they
should have returned so soon. The
prisoner was sent for, and came in
to the room almost staggering
through the doorway. He was
obliged while walking down the
aisle, to seek the support of the
sheriff, who had his arm about Mr.
Smiths waist. He was conducted
to a chair beside Colonel Wilcox
and near Major Barry, who entered
the room just behind him. These
were the only counsel present on
either side.
The prisoner was very pale, trem-
bling with a nervous fright, and ap
parently not daring to look the ju-
ry in the face. He at once drop
ped his head on the back Of Colonel
Wilcox's chair, and extended his
left hand over that he might hold
his council by the hand. His veins
swelled visibly in his forehead
when Judge Wilcox said, "Gentle-
men Of the jury; are you ready to
report ?'' and when the verdict was
being handed to the Judge, great
drops of sweat stood on his fore
head. Wilcox cautioned the audi
ence against any manifestation,
whatever, and threatened the Sc
verest penalty Of the court upon any