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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-08-16
Cartridges-A' Statement of Facts.

During the last week we requested
Isaac Kennedy, the captain of the mi
litia, to state the facts in reference tC
the reports about the cartridges in the
possession of the company at this
place. From him we learn that five
hundred cartridges were brought here
in 1873, when the company was first
organized, and that they were used in
target drills. In 1875 Senator Hol'
linshead, as colonel Of the regiment
sent here II thousand more. OF this
number, the companies at the, Riley
Place and Bordeaux, each got about
two hundred and fifty, and the bal
ance were given to the company at
this place. Since then the company
has had. two target drills, when ali
except about two hundred were used,
which are now in the possession OF
the captain of the company.
He requested US to state that Trial
Justice Bruce has never had any con-
nection with the militia company at
this place in any name whatever ;
and that the reports of his having fur
nished ammunition to the company is
without foundation in fact, as he has
never directly or indirectly procured,
purchased or been instrumental in
getting Il single cartridge for the COM
rany. Cartridges for their guns can
only be secured by requisition from
the captain and the colonel OH the Adj
jutant and Inspection-General. They
are not for sale In the markets.
AS to the armed men in the town Oil
the night of the 2sth, Kennedy says
that the Sheriff asked him for a guard
of ten meh,for' the protection Of the
prisoners In the Jail, and that all the
other armed men who were on the
streets that night were there without
his orders or sanction. and he states
most emphatically that the armed
men who remained or the public road
that night near the Fair Grounds
were there without his instructions,
and OIL the contrary, that he on that
day, a. he always has done, used his
best efforts for the good order and qui-
ct of the community.
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To The Public,
From the Journal Of Commerce.

From the Journal Of Commerce.
The editorial in the NeWs and Cour'
Ter of yesterday, under the caption
"Governor Chamberlain's Letter tt
the President concludes with the
following language: a nr So, .
"And we pronounce the charge that
we have labored assiduously t.. make
the Democrats of this State believe
that he did not call upon the Federal
Government for troops, terminating
from whatever quarter and by whom
soeve circulated, to be a malignant
%falesehood unsupported by the slight
est semblance of truth" o 80!
The NeWs and Courier is published
by "Riodan, Dawson d Co.," and the
aggressive member of the editorial
concern of the Neaos and Courier, Ri
ordan and Dawson, is known to-be f.
w. Dawson.
The charge above referred to was
made in the editorial columns Of the
Journal Of Commerce, and 1t is known
that l am its editor. ~
1t is assumed, therefore, that Mr.. F.
w. Dawson intended to pronounce the
charge so made, ito be o malignant
%falsehood, unsupported by the slight
est semblance of TRUTH" for my inju-
ry. ..,'-.
1t would naturally and reasonably
be assumed also, that any manly man,
who would use his paper to publish o
gross insult against another would at
the same time be prepared to give that
redress which honorable men are nc
customed to seek as their protection
and that of society, ageinst a repeti-
ton of such aggression. ,3.
Unfortunately, Oh more than one oc-
casion, when t%respassing and called
on for such redress, MI. +. w. Daw-
son has sought shelter behind the pre-
tence of a religious principle, incon-
sistent with his practice. I say ''pre-
tence of a religious principle" be-
cause, if his profession of such princi-
pie were genuine, it's natural and in
evitable expression wonld be found in
his refraining from words of insult. .
Mr.. Dawson, however, prefers to
play the part Of an insolent coward,
and once more uses the editorial col
umn to wound, while he sinks in
safety behind what Is, with him, but
the shield Of the base %hypocrite.
r.. B. RHETT, JR.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-08-16
A Suggestion.

Editor Press and Banner:
Would 1t not be an excellent idea for the
Democrats to take up L. l.. Guffin, now that
he has withdrawn his allegiance from the
Radical party and resolved to have nothing
more to do with 1t, and nominate him fol
some ofice-say that Of School Commission.
er? I make this suggestion because I think
it would have O tendency to stimulate him to
the effort to regain, once more, his last lost
position in society. l think all good scitizens
should be ready to lend o helping hand to An
erring brother whenever he shows the least
inclination to return to the paths of rectitude
from which, for u while, he has strayed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

.WIER's HOTEL.-Geo E Burdett, Rev. W.
Dorns' Mine; ] G whitnled, d Prue Sloan,
ton, Walter s Richardson, Robert Anderson,
Grcenyille; P b HARRISON, w n Crook.
shanks, Atlanta; Geo z Watson, Joseph Har-
ris, Baltimore. 49,.
ASTON house, Gettlason. Green:
Vile: ] LiddeIl, Castle Thunder; DR. r 8
Beckham, Lowndesvllle; w Phones. Allan to
Ga w B King, Charleston.
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CONsIGNEEs

'FYPRESS.-JF Calhoun, Lem Ferry, J .
r w Cannon, L T. Perain, Rev E r Miles, "
T Bradley, Al Winter, RI McCaslan. -.
FREIGHT.-S o Brown, A Bequest, J
Moseley,G A Douglass, Chalmers d Co., W
Rosenberg.
ABBEv1LLE, August16 Cotton 9@9!
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1912 M.-Cotton QuieI
md misunderstanding uplands 5H; mid
ding Orleans . ; sales S,O0O;
AUGUSTA, Aug.l6 Cotton In moderate
Misunderstanding lGA; net receipts W
NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Cotton quiet; sale
l. 0a5-uplands IlA; Orleans II 1915. -.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l8.-Cotton quiet-mid
ding III; gross receipts Us !; sales l66.
nsmlnal-middling II; not receipts 81; sale
90.
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CARD.

ABBEv1LLE, 8. c., Aug. II, 1876.
Editor Press and Banner:
In the late primary elections my name
was proposed by one or two clubs fol
County Commissioner, and whilst I high.
ly appreciate the special kindness Of my
friends, and return them my thanks, ]
would prefer to have their support at the
coming nomination of the 10th inst, fol
the House of Representatives. =.
Respectfully,
-. Z, COWAN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-08-16
CORRECTION.

In theFminutes of the Last meeting o.
the Abbeville Bible Society, the follow.
ing item was inadvertently omitted
"From the Long Cane and Cedar spGngs
Auxiliary Society, Messrs. Robert Idtes,
j. J. DevIin and DR.. McNary, appeared
as delegates with a contribution OF $18."
w. A. LEE, Sec. pro. tenn.
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For Congress-.

Editor Press and Banner:
T. Please announce COL. d. WATT
AIKEN:a candidate for Congress nom
Sd; Congressional District, subject to
Democratic Nominating Convention. %
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LowNDEsvIrLE, s.. C., Aug. 9th, '76.
Editor Press and Bdnner:::
There will he a public meeting of the
Lowndesville Labor Reform Association
and Democratic Club at Lowndesville or
Saturday, the Goth inst. Gen. MCGOWAN
Colonies Aiken, Thomson and Cothrar
are expected to be presentto address tn
meeting.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-08-16
MARRIED.

MARRIED, at the residence Of Mr.. 8.
w. Cochran, by the Rev. w. F. Pearson.
Mr.. Al. G. COCHRAN and MISS LIZ
ZIE MEANS. all Of this County.
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RoBT. 8. BECKHAM.
A CARD.

Editor Press and Banner9e 90.
I cordially thank my friends for their
support, but with a view Of leaving Car
DINA this fall, I am compelled to with.
draw my name from the list OF candidates
for Sheriff g office. -
.j"i JOHN NJ. GAMBRELL.
August 18th, 1876.
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DECLINED.

The undersigned returns his thanks g
the friends who so kindly nominkteG
him for the Office Of County Comma
sioner. but for the present mnstlbel
leave to decline.
Aue. Is. 1875.
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a CARD.

r,-z 'GE1 80 = .f-aE5Irr =
Editor Press and Banner; ~
+ have been told that it is said by some
persons in certain parts Of this, County,
''that I do not want the Office of Judge
Of Probate for which I have been
named by several Of tho Township clubs:
Please contradict such a statement, and
say that I will I've very grateful to every
body who will help me to the Office.
, WILLIAM HILL.
August IA, 1876.
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Au0. Is. 1915
CARD.

Editor Press and Bdansr.:
Allow me to thank those gentlemen
who have been kind enough to nominate
me for the Office Of Clerk Of the Court.
Some of the voters Of Abbeviue County
may not know me personally. To such
I would say that I WIS q Confederate sol
der, and that I lost my arm IN the 3D.
vice,ot While I do not ask anything on
this account, I would appreciate thefeFor
If those who have no special reason FOL
casting their votes otherwise, would re-
member me on Saturday next.
.'' ''' w. B. ACKER.
Donnaldsville, Aug. II, 76. a'@5 =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-08-16
For Judge of Probate.

Editor Press and Banner:
You Will please announce the IN
dersigned as o candidate for reelection
for JUDGE OF PROBATE Of Able
vile County at the next election.
n. B. MILFORD.
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j.. NOTICE 4:
BRIDGE BUILDERS,

|VUILLrbelst to the lowest bidder on
w FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER next, at Erwin's Mtlia,
the rebuilding Of the bridge over .Saiuda
River near said,mills.
Plans and specifications made 'hno3n
on day Of letting. The successful bidder
will be required to giyeat lest stso
Ffcient sureties for the faithful perforsa-
ance Of the work onlhis part. Nhe, Conn
missioners reserve the right to r9ject any
Lor all bids II In their judgmentthe inter
este I the. County 50 require.
q. 1o1GH6,
,Char. Go. Com. .Abbarille County.
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most striking illustration, but II
would involve the invasion Of private
family matters, which is out side OF
my precinct and purpose.
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"When the swallows homeward
fly," then is the time when coughs
and colds begin to appear. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup cures every case.
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100 BUSHELS
IMA4ES LEIsHSSAN.

Observation-Disclosures concerning
l. one JAMES uEISHMAN, AtScotchr
man who settled many years a9D and -
supposed b have married in :Abbeville
County, 8. C; aMiss Carswellr Cresswell,
or Carsenveif. This. informstfon ID de-
sired at the instance Of Scottish relations
Any one recollecting this James Leisi,'
man will. confer favor on his heirs sat
law by communicating with the under
signed. The heirs may hear Of sor1o-
thing to their advantage.
NOBLE & NOBLE. Atty,
Abbeville, 8. c., Aug.2is7B:t4t,n.
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lied RUST PROOF -REED OATS
II at IS Cents, for sale by
yI i, K. C. .DnHRE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Solicitor.

We are authorized to announce Col.
J. s. CoTERAN as o candidate for So
iicitof Of the Eighth circuit. - T..
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NOTICE.

WILL be let to the lowest bidder ON
w SATURDAY, the SECOND DAY
OF SEPTEMBER next, the rebuilding
Of the Bridge oven saluda River, known
as Knights Bridge. The letting will
take place at the bridge. Plans and
specifications made known on that day.
The successful bidder will be required to
give at least two sufficient sureties for
the faithful performance Of the work on
his part. The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or al bids. sfin
their Judgment the interest Of the County
80 require.
+ RoBT. n
Co; com'r Able. Co
Aug /, 1875, 3t
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MARKET REPORTS.

CORRECTED BY
Barnwell & Co., Cotton Brokers and
Dealers in General Merchandise.
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Notice.

..fEs < 20 sfsE. e F'e. tTEtEr
KXIILL be let to the highest bidde
w 1t NORRAH & WARD-
LAWS store on TUESDAY, the 18th
AUGUST next, the rebuff Ing OF the
bridge over Long Cane, known as Mo
Kittricks, specifications made known
on day Of letting. The successful bid
der will be required to give bond with
approved surety for the faithful per-
formance of the contract on hia part.
The County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or ell bids.
ROBERT N E
Chair. 3. G. 6.
July "a, 1915, :3t
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100 II

" 100 BUSHELS ,2
|CIx ,RoWED SEED BARLEY, the
- fliest and most productive on the
continent at eE75 . bushef, for sale BY
CUNNINGHAM & EEMPLET0N. I,
Ang. /, .lS78. .r, IL,
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are authorized to announce A,
BLYTHE, ESQ, as o candidate for re.
election to the office Of Solicitor Of the
Eight, circuit,
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Aug 1, 1876, st
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90 ~
O'Clock. A full turn out is desirable,
as the organization of q Lsbor Reform
club is contemplated.
Seeing that some kind friends have
suggested his name, General Meow
an requests US to say that he is not a
candidate for the Senate.
Mrs. ELvIRA NORRIS, a most esti-
mable old lady Of Anderson, has been
in town for several days, on q visit to
her friend Mrs. Tilman.
WE learn that a gentleman in town
bought five watermelons for a pound
of sugar OH Saturday last. The mel
ons were not large.
Mr.. B. A. BELL, of this County, is
now manufacturing his own sweet
ness in a "new-fangled" molasses
mill.
THERE was no preaching in the
Methodist church on Sunday, the
Rev. Mr.. Wightman being absent.
EVERY man who is doing business
on a solvent basis will SOW a large
turnip patch. Now is the time.
Mr.. J. Y. JONES will deliver an adj
dress on Labor Reform, at Clear
Spring next Friday.
JESSE Pope, of Kernesville, N. C.,
wants to know the whereabouts of his
son Charles Pope.
The delegates to the State Conven-
| ton left On yesterday morning.
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WhAh. VOOuHlys
Apg.l, ll87E, st '#
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Reform! Reform! Reform !

DonnaIdsyille. Aug. Il, rs. &
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
The ENEa.Y or n.SEA3E .

~ wish Cur fflI.!- WIU.U n
member that ! new year has com
mrn""l On our vaprr, and that the
r.ai,riy "| our subscribers ere naw
hci.m., ~: ;t-ir subs ipM. When
ve tau ;a.o Gus, ration the f.r,
TINT oil. ,xo. niitws- are It Ia,
80 every month, an uhai ior t.,
r,-, -vo month, orr r. eir,s h,..
. J..
"'' ''''' 'U' -" i'' "
makes IL V'-h W wc.o oIt 81 tn
new paper business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
4 q G'syL s..

We have fHr sale 1t tn Office. an
order for No, ., Silver plated
wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. with
hard ,rianol va-ni L. polished cabinet
work, valued at~>5. which We viii
sci! Cor : -, and he purchaser pay the
t,cicit m machine from the place Of
>hjn"cn;, 81 for 50 and We paY
freight. ..,l
C. II. Potter takes pleasure in
iLloruing the citizens of Red Cloud
and vicinity, that he has been ap.
pointed assent :or he sale of Owen X
Chamhe1,n's STANDARD Remedies
N! is prepare: l. :urni>i, these cole
brated preparations. The well mer.tiei
reputation Of which needs no further
commcn, from Us, to al who desire
them.
. 4 C.'s Catharti: amp Liver dyiS
will cleanse the system. regulate the
bowels, improve the digestion. aud
purity the blood, They 4cver grippe.
Sold by VIM. Harris. Storm Lake
Fuller X Fuller Wholesale Agents,
Chicago. tim
o. Il C's. Camphorated iiartShcrn
Linament is not 4 patent but this Old
uSsIatile Liramont made Of the best
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

HIGH NOTICE,

Joshua KeyloT vii take notice e
The fling Of the petition Of / u
keylor in the District Court u Web
s;er County Neb1>ss, praying divorce
and custody Of minor children.
Answer day, O:,oOeI IctE. j. D..
lS.t.
j. Z. Wilcox. pl;T. At,y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04

than they would 25 years ago. Now
that the great railroads are putting so
cheaply to the seaboard produce from
the fertile West, it behooves our farmers
to mend their farming so as to meet the
times. S. n.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
B%C e7 siCp FUm ID
The Cheapest Tea Store

Apl9-ly F"un,ain Green, Hartford Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-04
John A. fsaker's Column,
Peruvian Guano,

selected at the New York agencS of the Pc
ruvian Government July Bird. Attention Is
called to The dry and superior condition of
this article, and its high grade. II is from
the best cargo then in agents hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

DEATH or CAPZkIH EHLgAH EEaLlsH.- -
Captain William EHgiish prominent and
useful citizen Of M0Exoa Ward, died af hi
residence, on Leigh street betwsRn Second
and Third, on Saturday evening ss haR-paat
Captain Engsfsh was about 6sssssever
years OF age, was born iB heiissowTs, Ia
in the county OF Cork, Iresasd, and eaHne 10
Richmond In 1911 from NeSE York and lDcas
ted near the corner OF Se<snd and Leigh
streets, where he followed his trade as
tailor, the apprea Aship OF which he served
in New York 1s43 hs.married, adti
about 1850 commenced busi7sssi as d mes,
Chant, which he continued up Do the time
of his death. ~
He was q prominent and nsefasf member
OF the Common Council, having served In
that body since 1870, when he was appointed
by Governor Walker under the enabling
act. AT each election since the expiration
OF his first term Of service he has Been re-
turned rs councilman by the good people Of
the ward in which he SO long resided. tDu-
ring the early part OF the war he was snren-
ber OF the First Virginia regiment, sat at
the death OF Major Dooley he became captain
OF the Montgomery Guard, Company c..
2 At the battle OF Manassas, In 1862, Captain
English was wounded and came to Rich.
mond. The Illness and subsequent death Of,
his wife was the cause of his leaving active,
service in the field, and he was subsequently,
placed in command OF a cavalry company Ia
the defence OF Richmond.
AT the time OF his death Captain English
was chairman OF the Joint Committee for
Relief Of the Poor Of the Council. He leaves
three sons and daughter. One Of his sons,
DR.. English, OF New York, has been tele--
graphed for, and was expected to reach
Richmond yesterday. :.
Captain English was member OF the
Catholic Beneficial Society, and the Society
OF st. Vincent de Paul. He will be buried
from St. Peters Cathedral at 10 o'clock this
morning. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, SATURDAY,
Fred Us. Dixon, DC. Fully argued by
Major r. T. Scott for the appellees, and
Judge Robertson for the appellant, and sub
mitted.
Murphy Us. Gaskin's administrator. Sub
mitted.
Roberts administrator us. Cooke and als.
Submitted.
Smith Us. Butcher and ais. Submitted.
The first cases to be called, commencing
on Tuesday next: Washington Us. Slaugh-
ter, &C.; Andrews, Ordway & Green Us.
Taylor, administrator, &c.; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company Us. Edmund
and als.; Berkeley us. Smith; Jeter Us.
Board and ais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

PErH BEsIEGED.-On Saturday morning a
curious error crept into the telegram rela-
tive to Mr.. A. T. Stewards ba4uests.
Among those persons who received $4,000
each was John Dr.. Hopkins; but it was
printed John Fl. Pein. There is bnt one
Pein in these parts, and he is tha editor OF
the German Advertiser, on Twalish street
in rear Of the Dispatch Office. Everybody
g if not why nofn Pein, and hiseallers were
numerous ON Saturday. collectors and
congratulatoEs alike paid their respects to
him. He had more friends than he ever
dreamed OF before, and sat all his table mali
ing hispaness and occasionally slipping hla
coffee frosr huge, gilaaI china cup VIII,
the satisfied air Of a maah who is worth Esia>
lions. Towards eveniagS however, the tnata
became known, and Resa sought CONTEXT IN
his beer and pretzei> 4a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is list of the conveyances Of real estate
for the week ending April is, 1876:
Lots fronting 80 feet on Third street be-
tween Baker aid Preston, for 1925; "a feet
on Judah street between Leigh and Duvai,
for 81 200; 17s feet on St. Peter street DC.
tween Baker and Charity, for $500; IL feet
ON Fifth street between Clay and Leigh, for
81, ,1G5; 40 feet on Twenty-seventh street
between o and p, for 5000; 10 feet OH Fifth
street between Jackson and Duval, folt 1900 ;
= feet on Broad street between Second and
Third, and "A feet on Broad between First
street and Brook avenue, gift; 25 feet ON
Hancock street near Moore, for S15; 2s4
feet on Main street between Ninth ana
Tenth, for $4,000; 228 feet on IyieF 81, salses &c,
street between Clay and Leigh, for 1929; rs
feet on Leigh street, corner OF Third for
E780.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

POLICE Court, SATURDAY.--Justice j. j.
White presiding. following were sent
on to the grand jury: T. N. Hayes and
Harriet Miller, charged with unlawful asso-
Iciation; George Harris (colored), charged
with striking James Butler with rock with
intent kill.
Mary Quarlcs, charged with unlawiully
trespassing upon the premises OF 7. n.
Hayes, was fined So.
Francis Baylor (colored), charged with
being lunatic, was committed to Jail.
Peggy Foley, late Of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, was committed as yagrant.
Daniel Procklington, for assaulting his
wife Irene Procklington, was committed for
thirty days.
William Bolton, charged with deceiving
Mary Edwards under promise Of marriage,
was acquitted.