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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Sickles and the Spaniards--c0Hyocation Of
the cnrna lnnlslatif Etc.

Sickles and the Spaniards-- -c0HyOcstion Of
the Corps LegisIatit Etc.
BY Telegraph 70 the Memphis Appeal
MADRID, October 3.--The note of Gen.
Slckles to the Spanish Government in re-
gard 70 Cuba has not been Withdrawn.
A circular is published in the official
gazette instructing the Captain General
OF Cuba 10 trest rebel prisoners with hui
manity. and 10 deal with their oifenses by
means of the ordinary tribunals urging
him, at the same time, to push forward
reforms in his administration Of the gov
eminent OF the Island.
The Liberals oppose the elevation Of the
Duke OF Genoa to the throne of Spain.
PARIS, October S.-The official journal
announces that the Senate and Corps
Legislatif have been convoked to meet on
the Zgth inst.
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PAPAL RECRUITS.

Youaa Canadians En- Route to Join the
Papal Army.
By Telegraph 20 the Memphis Appeal
NEW YoRK, October 3.-The French
STEAMER Vile de Paris, which sailed yes
terday, took on board twenty-two French
Canadians-the Third Division-recruiis
for the Papal army. They are to replace
those OF the Papal Zouaves, whose terms
of service have expired Several Canadian
urtests accompany them.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senatorial Canyass--.-GOssip about
b fce-Ssekers.

AlCe-oeekeTS.
The Nashville G5daasr OF Saturday, I'M
der the head of " Legislative Gossip"
Saws the Senatorial canvass has already
opened, and the claims of the various AS
pirants afs discussed with good deal OF
animation but no bitteraess OF feeling, 50
far as we can perceive, TS9Ts are not
enough members yet here TO enable US 70
form definite opinion as to who is likely
TO be the successful candidate.
A full quorum of both branches Of the
General Assembly will have reached the
city by Monday morning.
The city Ia literally swarming with can
didates for the offices TO be disposed OF by
the Legislature.
Both halls are in apple-pie order-all the
desks brightly Vanished and supplied
" ith ink, mucilage, etc, while the Speak
ers' and Clerks desks and reporters ta-
bles have been neatly recovered with
black oiicloth.
Gov. Senier Is engaged in preparing
his message, which, from the peculiar cir
oumstances under which the Legislature
assemblies, viii be awaited with unusual
interest throughout the State.
Messrs. Fleming, Roach, Perkins and
James are most prominently spoken Of
for Speaker Of the House, and Messrs.
Peyton and Thomas for the same position
In the Senate.
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pRnPnSAIS

Q EALED proposals VIII be received at the
- Office OF the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for the building Of -Four Double
Frame Cabins on the grounds OF Shelby
County Agricultural, Mechanical and HoTti-
cuitural Association until n fday, 9th inst,
at pm; cabins 10 contain TWO rooms with
stack chimney, each room TO be Is ieet square,
walls 10 feet high rough, and battened, celled
overhead rough, and covered with heart
cypress shingles, the roof on one side to pro-
Jest SO as to form an foot shed. For further
particulars refer tc, the undersigned, commit
tee, or either member Of it.
GEO. c. HOLMES,
G. L. ANDERSON.
NM. h. CARROLL,
oc3 COmnittee
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RANKRuPT SALE.

In the District Court OF the United States,
Tor the Eastern District Of Arkansas.
In the matter of Felix G.. AcGayock, Bank
rupt.
NN TUESDAY, October q, 1853, at 40 o'clock
" am. at the ball OF the Chamber of Com
merce, In the city of Memphis, will offer for
sale, 10 the best and highest bidder, for cash,
all the equitable right, title and interest OF
the above mentioned Bankrupt In certain
notes, book accounts and chooses IN action.
.r H.Fs W. y PICKETT,
oc4 II l8 Assignee in Bankruptcy.
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CALIFORNIA.
Destructive FIre---"Red StOckIngs"--
Wheat 10 the United Kingdom.

By Telegraph to the Mem Phis Appeal
D san FRANoIsco, October s.-Large fur
niture, cotton, and frams-house mGnufac-
tories were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, s200, 600, partially covered by insur-
auoe.
The Red Stockings" beat the picked
men-of California yesterday. Score, IS
20 I9.
For the quarter ending Sept. 50th, the
shipments Of wheat from this port to the
United Kingdom aggregated $4,000
sacks, valued at s3,3l7, 800.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Ship Island cansI.--The First spadsfSl
Of Earth ThF0xB Out.

Of Earth Thrown Out
By Telegraph 10 the Memphis Appeal
NEw ORLEANS, October 3-The work OF
excavating the New Orleans and Ship
Island Canal was commenced yesterday
about one mile above CarrOliton. Mr..
Pratt. President Of the Company, broke
ground by throwing out the first sPsdeful
Of earth. Speeches wore made by Presi-
dent Pratt, Gov. WarmOth, the negro 1t.
Gov. Dunn, and Others.
Contracts have been made with dredg-
ing company for the excavation Of the
canal from the Mississippi river to Chef
BIinOtsnr, on Lake BOrgne.
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CRIME.
Heavy Bank Robbery ia Chicago.

p. hsaYy banN hopDbEg VI SuiSeBV'
BY Telegraph 70 the Memphis Appeal
CHICAGO, October 3.-Yesterday after
noon, between and 2o'clOck, some per-
son entered the banking-house of Clark a.
Uuman, 81 Clark street, went behind the
counter, entered the vault and took there
from a trunk containing securities to the
amount Of Sl25,OOO.
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Saint naru,s Schnnl

GORNER OF Poplar and Alabame. Mrs.
~ MARY <. PoPE, Principal. VIII open for
Boarding and Day Scholars the FIRST Mon
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. Ne boys over ten viii
be received No pupils are taken ~ the
month. aaGA5
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MASONIC NOTICE

THE stated communication Of Ange- q
i roma Lodge No. l5S wiz be held this w
Monday evening, October 4th, at 7/N
o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All n. N, 5 are fraternally invited.
JOHN ZESI, W. NJ.
IoFfS RFAMIsII Secretary oc4
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

or 52a In the city limits, containing .
i 4 acres rich land. On the premises As
good Dwelling House, containing six rooms,
Kitchen, servants rooms, two fine ctsterns,
etc. etc. FOR terms apply 70
oc3 3 q. J.. II. BFiSkbEl, sS Madison st.
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Little 6sIIe,
Mss NetsIe Seyoh
Mr.. s. Q. STOKES win INTRODUCES az each ex-
hibitiOn Mr.. e. ". Soyes' blOoded Perform
Ing Horses.
GREY EAGLE, ia, AND AB-DEL-KADER
WooDA Cook. the champion sOmersauIt
Rider, and pupil OF Mr. HOyes-the only liT-
ing artist who has accomplished, on swift
running, thoroughbred racer, twenty-five
consecutive sonersaults
MR. FRANK H0BISS0Nt great Leaping Clown.
Mr.. CLARK 61BBs, Mississippls fay0rite
son, viii, In the sUtt of motley. assist IN max
Lag the performances pleasant.
Mr.. LEWIS WILSON, Mr.. LUX WILLSoas
and Mr.. ARTHUR WILSON, the nnrivalieo
gymnasts, whose graceful and wonderful per-
fOrfnances have justly won for them the title
Of The CHAMPIONS.
Mr.. CHARLEs MCCARIY, the famous ath-
lets whose flights over a drove OF horses
have established him among the champion
teapers of America
Sig. MoSTEv ERDE, the Peruvian ContoF-
tontst and man OF many forms.
Mr.. FRED BARCLAY, an accomplished Scenic
and Bareback Rider, has, for the past year,
been Identified with the Crescent City Circus.
Mr.. John HUnteTson, Mr.. Allen Smyth, Mr..
+. B. Phillips, Messrs. Watson, Jacques, Mac
Intosh, Wilton, Holton, Dewat, Seighsm Al
Hson and host of auxflisries, complete the
list Of this ineoInpRrabIe company.
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Continuing Six Days, as Follows
MONDAY.

Inauguration Post stake, for ali ages tv40
miles and repeat, subscription $50 ", pr /;
the second 70 save MS stake. To name ar the
Chtekasaw Jockey Club Rooms, at q O'Clock
pm, on Saturday preceding the race. The
Club 70 add $50 or closed with eight sub
scrtbers.
olds, dash OF mllei sub 50 opp. The Club
% add sou W. EunrLeen nominaLL0ns.
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F" NOT GUILTY."
A Righteous Verdict at the Hands OF a
Montreal Jury.

BY Telegraph 70 Tie Memphis Appeal
MoNTaKAL. October 3.-The trial Of
Bellanger for the murder Of La Baulle'
his wife's paramour, terminated last night
The counsel for the defense made strong
appeal for his client, citing the cases OF
Eickles and Challoner as Precedents Tor an
accuittsl. The jury returned verdict Of
Not Guilty." which was approved by
the Judge.
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Or
WONDERFUL MAR-MORKEY.
Only specimen In America.
THE TOURN A NJ EMIT


Every evening VIII be presented this mag
nfricent spectacle az n cost of $4,000. and IN
Producing at one time In the ring over my
ladies and gentlemen, dressed In the most Ell
egant Court Costumes and suits Of Armor,
with gorgeous Trappings, Shields, Lances,
Banners and all suitable accessories OF a
Tournament as the opening or eDtree act.
The effect is magnificent, and the mammoth
tent, with its brilliant and numerous lets OF
gas It's paTsi-eolOred decorations, and the in
spliing music of BlumeDsehein's famous OPP
era Band, and the various knights array ed
In srmOr. with their prancing steedS equipped
with gilded ornaments and appropriate trap
pings, and thoroughly trained aud discip-
lined 10 the sports Of the arena, cannot fail TO
carry the audience back TO the days of chiv-
airy, when Knight met Knight 70 break
lance In honor OF his +" ladye fair"
sE- Every morning at eleven O'Clock, In
each place where this Company has the hon.
or OF visiting. the new, costly, gorgeous and
Globe Chariot Of Alexander, the Great, .
Containing Prof Blumenscheln's Fun Opera
Band, which viii play the most popular airs
of the day, will be drawn through the prfnci-
pal streets by team Of eight beautiful cream
colOred horses, magnihcently harness. q and
elegantly csparisoned. sep9
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NOTICE.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

we are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
unriValed Gin Stands. For beauty or staple,
lahtness OF draft, and quantity of lint cotton
turned out per day, they are unsurpassed
Reference can be safely made to every plant
mule power Is used, they make saving OF
nom one-quarter 70 0ne-third the draft over
any other Gin.
WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR
Hail's Fire and Burglar Proof Safes;
National Piow Co.'S, Calhoun and other
P1ows;
Labelle Nal Works, Wheeling, Va;
Straub's Single aud Donbie-geered Grist AIlis;
Fairbanks R. r. and Warehouse Scales, iyl1
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FRiaAF.

DeSsgto stake, for three year olds, two mile
heats, sub, 500 hi It. The Club 10 adj sou %
Closed with ten nominations.
SAME DAY.-GeOrae Elliott sequel Stake. for
two year Olds, dash OF one mile, sub. So %
p,p.; winner OF Bradley stake 10 carry lbs.
nominations.
THIRD kACE-Green stake, for three year
oIds that have never won prior to August 1,
1873, mile heats, sub. SD w D. D. secCld 10 re-
ceiEe slO9 out Of the stakes. The FItfb to add
500 W. Ten ppmiuaJiOus.
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TUESDAY.

Gayoso Stake. for three year Olds, mile
heats; sub. So 90, half forfeit. The Club 10
add Si00 o. Thirteen nominations.
SAM DAY.-JoclSey Club Purse seq 90, for
all ages; dash OF three miles.
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WEDNESDAY

Jockey Club Purse $500 co. for all ages, mile
heats, best three in i've.
SANK DNY.-seliing Race, dash OF two miles,
for all ages. Horses entered TO be sold for
$500 TO carry their appropriate Weights
for SlO0U allowed lbs. tor S750 allowed ~ lbs. ;
for sou allowed l5 lbs. The winner to be sold
by auctiOp on the Course, the excess over
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SATURDAY

Chickasaw Cup STAKE, dash or four miles
for all ages, sub. $50 % PIP; the second to re-
celve 500 on. OF the stakes For q golden
Goblet tor money, al the winners OptiOn)
vulued at $1,000 90. Nine nominations.
SANE INSTRUMENTATION Handicap, for
horses that have not won during the meeting
mile beats, best three in ave. Horses beaten
once, allowed lbs; those besten twice, al
lowed 10 lbs. Entrance, $500. Eatrance
money to go to second hor=e. For purse
of 500 20. "''
No entrance money to purses.
A walk over entities q horse to fgll amount
OF purse. ]. Il. CHALMERS, President,
&, STONE, Secretary,
Memphis, October, lst9, ocs
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The CynOoePha111s,
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THuRSCAY.

Hurdle Race, for all ages, two miles, owe
eight hurdles, feet inches high, welte
weights S4O1 to the winner, and 500 70 tn,
second horse, provided IL ree Or more start.
SAME DAY.-JOckey cub Purse $50 10, fo
all ages, three miles and repeat
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-H. Il. Hudson,
JHdge.-Court went into session yes
terday morning at the usual hour of
meeting. The day was principally
spent in examining and signing bills
of exception prepared in cases stand
ing on appeal to the Supreme Court.
Some two or three parties indicted
within the last few days appeared in
Court aud, through counsel, asked an
Immediate trial on their respective
charges. Among the number were
Commissioners White and Louis, who
stand indicted for embeZzlement and
appropriating embezzled property be-
longing to the county. Commissioner
White particularly, through his cOun-
sci, Messrs. Bullock a Halsey, insisted
upon an Immediate trial upon the
merits of the case, waiVing all
technicalities and defects in the
Indictment. Gen. Humes and Gen.
Horrigan appeared for the State
in the above cases, and at the
request of the former in order
to give other certain eminent
counsel an opportunity to engage in
the said causes, Court continued the
same until the OotGheF term, 1864
The remainder Of the session was Civ
en- to winding up unfinished business,
and entering up the many orders in
cidental to final adjournment of the
term. Ati o'clock, all matters being
disposed of, the minutes were signed,
and the Sheriff adjourned the Court
until the second Monday in October
next. Thus has ended one Of the
most successful and beneficial terms
ever held by this Honorable Court.
The long sweltering days of Toll and
labor are over, and the sweet hours of
rest have come. These are always
pleasant moments; the more 50 when
the whispers Of an approving con-
science are mingled Wild them. Such
is the happy reflection of the present
officers of this Court, from the one
clothed with judicial ermine even
down to the "Stentorian cryer." The
subjoined list of the number of con-
victions and trials for the various Of
fenses which took place during the
term just ended, numbering sixty
days all told, displays more fully and
fOrcibly the true merit, ability and ln-
dustry Of the Honorable judge of this
court, anu IIle tSldle LillIllill ScIN ant,
Attorney General l.. B. Horrigan,
than any language we can use.
The list is as follows, 10 wit: Lar
ceny, 81; horse stealing, 1; robbery, A
murder, s; embeZzlement, / 4; rape, ,;
obtaining money under false preten-
ses, -. Total number convicted, 81.
Aggregate number Of years of service
to the State, ;ISl. Number of acquit-
tails, Is. .H#E
In taking leave of this Court for the
present, this Reporter embraces the
occasion to tender TO the Attorney
General his heartfelt thanks for the
many iavors so frequently, cheerfully
and cOurteously conferred, and at the
same time express the hope that the
hard won laurels of the past, that now
cluster around him, may not wither
in the future, but may be interviewer
with other and brighter laurels which
will stamp him lawyer highly emil
nent and sound in his professiOn-a
fixed star in the great judicial irma-
ment of our country. .a.i
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Resolred, That the thanks of the
Association be rendered to the Conn
mittee.
Adopted unanimously, and Com
mittee discharged.
On motion of DIR. Mitchell, it was
ReSoIued, That each member be
requested to leave his name and place
of business or residence, with the Sec
retary. M .4
On motion of Capt. Goodman, it
was
Resolred, That all applications for
membership in this Association shall
be in writing, and shall be entered on
book to be kept by the Secretary for
that purpose; they shall show the
name of the applicant in full-his
rank and the command Company,
regiment, brigade and army to which
the applicant belonged when retired
from the service, the dates when he
entered and retired from the. service,
the cause of his retirement, the present
residence and occupation Ofapplicant,
and the name of the member pro-
posing him; when the cause of retire
ment from the service was other than
the final surrender of the armies of the
Confederate States, it shall be stated
fully and clearly in the application.
On motion of DIR. Mitchell, it was
ResOJUed, That every member of this
furnish their credentials
10 the Committee on Credentials.
Mr.. c. Sengstack was excused from
the Committee on Correspondence,
and Col. White appointed in Misplace.
Col. Dawson reported several
names for membership.
The Committee on Hall reported.
Report was adopted and Committee
l
On motion of Mr.. Jerry Lewis, the |
thanks of the society rendered to
Farris & Harkey for the free use of
James Park, was withdrawn, because
said Farris d Harkey Withdrew their |
free tender and charged and were paid |
for the use of the Park.
On motion the Society adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCIsCo, August 26.-The
Congressional Retrenchment Commit
tee passed ElkO to-day, and they will
reach here tomorrow night. The
Germans have made grand pFepara-
tons for the reception OF Carl Schurz.
A committee win meet him at Sacra-
mento tomorrow, aud accompany
him TO this city, when the Germans
will turn ont en- ln0SSe IN a tOFchlight
procession in honor of his arrival.
The captain Of a ship al the bar
from Hong Kong, reports the discoy-
cry of a cluster OF rocks, not marked
on his chart, on the direct route from
san Francisco 10 Hong Kong. The
weather was thick, aud no observa-
tiOns were taken; but by dead reckon
ing he made the location in latitude
SlS J0' north, longitude l39. 81 east,
bearing nOrth-nOrth-weSt, half west
from Smiths Island, distant forty-tWo
miles.
Gen. StOneman has issued orders
that no beef be furnished -7e garrison
in Wilmington, Colorado, because OF
disease among the cattle.
The snow sheds on the Central Pa
plfc Railroad, between Cisco and
Summit, were destroyed by fire last
night. Considerable iron Is reported
badly bent and great number OF ties
burned. The Eastern and Western
trains are delayed. A large force is
at work clearing the track and repair.
ing the road, which will be ready for
trains tomorrow morning. passen-
gers. mails and baggage were trans
ferred across the break this afternoon
In wagons,
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KREMER AND VANCE.
Their Examination Commenced be-
fore Justice MilIard.
Hard TO Please in the Matter of a
Tribunal.

Yesterday morning Vance and Kre-
mer, charged with having robbed a
countryman of $700a a short time since,
the particulars of which have been
published by this journal, We're
brought before Justice Millard for a
preliminary examination. After the
Court had been opened counsel for de-
fense presented the annexed affidavit;
State of Tennessee, Shelby county
State VS.. kremer and Vance,
The defendants in the above case
pray the Court that they may be sent
before some other Magistrate of Shelby
county for examination, for the fol-
lowing reasons;
That affiants have been informed,
and do believe, that your Honor has,
since the arrest Of affiants on this
charge, said that the affiants ought to
have been in the penitentiary of the
State long since.
HE JAMES KBEMER.
aa JAMES VANCE
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 20th day of August, 1863.
Z. b. MILLARD,
J. p. Shelby County.
The Court, in answer, denounced
the statement that he had expressed
any opinion as to the guilt, Innocence,
or general character of the accused as
a malicious falsehoOd, and while he
would not grant change Of venue on
this ground, he would call in, as asso-
ciate justices, two magistrates, nam
ing Justices Kiernan and Dickinson.
This brought the counsel for the
prosecution to his feet, who offered, in
rebuttal, the following;
state of Tennessee rs James Vance,
James KreneF
The afiiant, J. A. Blackwo0d, makes
oath that upon information and helief
he believes and charges that Ed. Kier-
nan and p. NJ. Dickinson, j. P, are
preiudiced in favor Of the prisoners,
and that an Investigation before them
would result in damage to justice and
the due administration of law. lie
therefore prays that two other Jusu-
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Z ces be selected to sit on the above ca
/ ses with L. B. Alillard, Esq.
Sworn and subscribed to this 26th
day of August, 1869.
J. A. BLACKWoOD.
i. =. WILLARD, j. Z.
TO settle the matter to the satisfle-
ted, Justice Millard addressed a
communication to Judge Hudson, a
copy of which is annexed:
Hon. II. F. Hudson, Judge Criminal
Court of Memphis:
Sir: James Kremer and James
Vance, arrested on a warrant issued
by me on a charge of larceny from the
person, filed an affidavit praying /
should not try the case. Not desiring,
though l have the right, to sit in
Judgment on parties who object to me,
/ respectfully send the case to you,
confident this will please and suit ali
parties. Respectfully, ETC.,
KS f. b. WILLARD, J. p.
August 2G, 1869.
Judge Hudson replied that owing
to press of business it would be i'm
possible for him to hear the case.
After consultation between the two
counsel, it was agreed that
the trial should go on if two Justices
other than Esquires Dickinson and
Kiernan could be had to hear the case
in conjunction with Justice Millard.
A messenger was despatched for
Esquires Hall and Griffith, with in
if these gentlemen could
not attend, to catch any other
two Justices upon whom he might
fall, and bring them up in lieu of those
first named.
The two sent for could not attend,
and the officer, In pursuance of his in |
secured the services of JUS |
tices Swan and Elliott.
The bench, composed now of JUS |
tees Millard, Swan and Elliott, being |
acceptable to al parties concerned, |
the case was opened and the evidence |
for the State was heard. The testi-
mony as to the guilt of one or both the
parties is said to be pretty conclusive, |
but we have not here space to present |
even a synopsis of it.. Before the |
Court adjourned, Cremer was adj
mitted to bail in the sum of $1,000 to |
appear from day to day until the case
IS concluded. Vance was recon-
mitted to Jail.
The case will be taken up this morn
ing at So'eloek, at the Office of Justice
the hearing of testimony for
he defense being first business in Or
Ter.