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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-02-17
Just Published.
Last Book Of w. n. G.. Kingston.
ROGER WILLOUGHBY:
Or
Times of Ben Bow.
Tale of the sea and Land, with Illustrations
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Times of Ben Bow,

TNhe following Preface introduces the reader
Il to this work:
MY YOUNG FRIENDs,-SInce this ,cork ,oas
commenced hare been told by the best med
zeal authority that haze not long to lice. Nis,
therefore, feel very sure, the last book shall
ecer srcite--the sci,adiny up of a ifes scork
passed, trust, IN being of use to yos. The dis
ease from which I suffer has made such rapid
progress, that long before you read these pages
1 shall hare passed from this life to the glorious
one tchieh Eternity opens up I can say this
scith happy calnness, because k,sosc SALVATION to
be the grand and finished ,cork of OnnipOtent
Dirinity. / ksoac that I can trust the loriag
Saviour ,cko died fos me and clesscd me from
all sin. You all, my dear readers, should hare
that happy assurance, simply believing his faith
ful Word. 1t is not that yo4 or lean bring amy
Of our Oacn Righteousness 10 complete that scorh
AH oar good deeds, erceR such as enaanate from.
Lore to HIM, are bat ilthy rags, utterly worth
less. He offers you the freest, the fullest salva
ton; and may you, 'chen you come to die, pos
sess the same happy assurance rhich our lOring
Father, through His ia1inite grace. has giren 10
nae and sciu give to yoas all scho ask in His dear
Som name! FaresocH, my dear readers, fare
veil! Nay zoe all meet together in that Happy
Heare'a to ohich He 30 freely inuites us!
Thomas NeIaon Il Sons
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CITY MERCHANTS AND OTHER BUSINESS MEA
WHO WANT ckSH.-nFAD
mar2O#

A IL who have tried the experiment have Obtained
a ready money by advertising in the Ha,4asN .Ssm
A spicy newspaper, sparkling with wit and humor,
per for everybody. Printed in the neatess manner
Has good circulation, and is thoroughly read by
just the people to whom you want 10 sell. Examine
its columns and see "Ads." Of some of your leading
houses. They are regular advertisers Ask them,
and be convinced that it pays. Rates low. Terms
liberal. Paper free to advertisers.
BENsoN & McCLL, Publishers, Hartwell, Ga
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ssCOTTON.,,

4 weekly journal in the interest of Cotton
"A Growers, Factors, and Manufacturers
Published at S, William street, New York. by
an association of New York and Southern gen
tlemen. Contains fresh and reliable news aud
gossip from all cotton producing and consum
ing points; inside views on the doings at the
New York Cotton Exchange; special articles
and communications from prominent planters,
etc. The only cotton trade paper. Sample
copies sent free.
Terms So per annum dec 30
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~ We close with no weddings
this week, but won't promise what
will be in the future. However. we
think the prospects are good for a
few more. These things are like
our weather, very unsettled.
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~ The cold weather will put the
ground in splendid condition for
blowing and planting, and will
doubtless kill many grubs and in
eocfa
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~ We wish everybody in the
parish felt toward the Banner as
does the Bossier farmer who says he
cannot do without it. Fortunately
a good many do feel that wey, and
the number is increasing.
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Homestead Entry No. 1ll6.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La, ,
Iannarv 10Th 1881

Land Omce at NatCmtOCheS, La, 7
January 10Th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in.
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, aud secure final entry thereof before
the District Clerk, Bossier Parish, Bellevue,
La, on 18th day of February, 1881, at the ex.
piration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Homestead Entry No. llI6, William
Clinton Hendricks, for the west half Of south
east quarter, and northeast quarter of south.
east quarter of section 90, township 81, range
Ia. west Louisiana Meridian, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: w. A Martin,
of Dicksons X Roads Pc; w. X. Paten, of
Dickson's < Roads P o; Anderson Lyles, of
Dickson's x Roads o; and Peter Edwards, Of
Dickson's X Roads PO
L. DUPLEX, Register
January 20, 1881. feb II.
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pulmonary diseases, affording prompt RELIEF
and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients o.
any age or either sex. Being very palatable.
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects OF AYERS CHERRY PFC
roRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection It affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy SO efficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try some of
the many mixtures, Or syrups, made Of cheap
and ineffective Ingredients, now offered,
which. as they contain no curative qualities.
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient
Diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; and it is dan.
gerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trified with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the best results. 1t is a
standard medical preparation, Of known and
acknowledged curative power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition, prescribe It in their
practice. The test of half a century has
proven its absolute certainty to cure ali pull
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach Of human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EvEKYwHxsx.
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Fonr Cents Number
Single subscriptions for one year, 81 so each;
five subscriptions, one year, $7-payable in ad-
vance; postage prepaid.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
feb IL New York
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y Saturn, Jupiter and Venus
afford a grand sight of an evening,
10 the western heavens, Oh a clear
r;0hf
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~ We don't think we have any
special need Of any more particular
II cold weather.
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q Corn is very scarce in this
community, at eighty and ninety
cents cash, per bushel.
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reap.

~ Another "Northerner," a few
fakes of snow and "who ee" how
cold.
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~ Saturday was one of the most
disagreeable days we have had in a
long time.
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q Mules seem to be in good de-
mand, but the trade is not as brisk
as 10 former years.
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The Evening Visitor.
RALEIGH, N. c..

A paper for the people, a paper that is read
"A by everybody in Raleigh. 1t tells about
is published every day in the week except
Sunday, and then its editors 90 to church. #
is good and cheap medium through which
merchants can advertise their business. AID
vertising cheap Price 50 year, IS cents ..
Month: Address EVENING VIITOR,"
Raleigh, N. C. n42
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a Look through our advertise
ments and see what our business
men have to say.
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Win open the Spring Session Of her School
w at Fillmore, January 3lst, 1881. All
English branches taught, and Music, if desired
For further instructions, address
MISS MATTE CONNELL,
mar ~" Fillmore, La.
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~ Our calender of fair days for
this winter is distressingly short.
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GR1SWOLD'S
Fillmore Academy
And Normal School

"Opens for the reception of pupils on the
~ 10th of January next. 1.-THE End Monday
For particulars, apply to the Principal,
L. GRISWOLD, Fillmore. La
December %, 1880 BINS
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~ As ye SOW in the advertising
columns Of a newspaper so shall ye
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~ More whispers of early mar
riages floating in the breeze.
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~ Overcoats and cosy fires have
been greatly in demand of late.
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- Dr. w. j. Mobley keeps in
''Ok everything that one could ex.
=" % md in a first class drug store
a warrants the purity of all his
A He has large assortment
patent medicines, stationery, tot
s'acies, fresh garden seeds, etc.
what he keeps in addition to
De good enough to call and
esauine his stock.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER
or SAN FRANCISCO will be sent to sub
" scribers, postage prepaid, at
1910 Per Year.
THE EXAMINER, established in 1865. is
the leading Democratic organ on the Pacific
Coast, and is the City and county official organ.
THE WEELlY EXAMINER,
A quarto of 81 pages of reading matter, will
be sent per mail at
$500 Per Annum.
The Market Reports of the EXAMINER
are Of the most reliable character and persons
engaged in business should give it trial
Both papers are conducted SO as to make
them welcome visitors to the home circle. All
advertisements Of certain character are
rigldly excluded from their columns
Families will find its weekly columns devot
ed to matters affecting
"THE HOUSE AND FARM
The most valuable information. The DAILY
receives the latest
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
And the WEEKLY contains the latest receiy-
ed until going to press.
w. I. BAGGETT d CO, Publishers,
No. 53o Sacramento St., San Francisco, Cal.
feb "A
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q We were reading proof, and
suddenly looking up we saw him
. tramp. After quoting Byron,
burns, Pope, Shakespeare and a
oost OF other poets, he wound up
Win q Latin quotation, and in the
same breath wanted ten cents to
s~ft 10 the "inspiration" business.
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~ Trade rather good, notwith-
stapding the bad weather.
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y II you can walk about Belle
'ue' early or late, without stepping
upon a dogs narrative, you are
"ssunate individual. We had
'oooght that as winter wore on a
pace that dogs would. become
''afoe' but it appears that our peo-
p'e sfe not up to the metropolitan
~ssserles OF sausage manufacturing.
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THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases OF the pull
monary organs a safe
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invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
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its the confidence of
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entific combination Of
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chemically united, OF
such power as to insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. 1t strikes
at the foundation of al.
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The Best Agricultural Journal Published IN
the South"
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Thomas Nelson < Sons,
AZ Blocker St.. New York.
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Every thing that properly belongs to sound
1vey, entertaining, Instructive newspaper for the
Family Circle. Specimen copies furnished. Try
{. Address,
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Religious Literature, Nesss Of tie Day, Choice
Aiscellany, Market Reports, Education,
Popular Science, Varieties, etc.
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- Send for our General Catalogue and Pricl
List of Sunday school Periodicals, etc.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
hfAAETAGES-

MILLER -CATIICAET- IA. .,s;I, ir., -. :, go
=. hirE. at the rssidtHce q! the BRIDE; l,,r,,,;.
.fSmrr,aeF a',eF o. Dover. ami Miss Ella \. C.c;,,t
~ iEEls-JUNES--0n the .c,h inst, i,y the !;cv 7
I'arI ;'rei Mas Saiie .rn Lnti ff,,2 ,,. ,, II 1aS
AK |H-'COU r.--(Dn thc 3u.h in.;. Ly Eev : !,
'9E ~ tie ieideHcc Of Iht. brides parents James
Si,yt"S 81 i.:'"'ofd md Miss Alice Scout OF
Ci,h-JQA At the NJ T. District "a rsonacp. Dec
w ~ = T. h"ririh@ic, jeremiah cole uf m is
Nj. MIS- "'"'" H. JollFS' Ct CG1oline county,
"HoCHLY-,iUEs EsHFORU -stu,e " p p.-sorn,.
g. ". sEockly Of Wilmington, and Nj: ,nrI. %IS..
uI%'&I5,' Ssi53'u @! ,I':aS i,Gxt":s Corner
ChEr, t;.,;e 'm ~. he 2lst inst in Christ
ney ) II. Brooks Mr. IiChari r. Er,,,,c[ ny ,H
LIE i ia iatrGt e., dtnghtcr OF John &. TeLnc%ii
FkAZ.t ti--EIITHNHOCSE- he res;,;e,,c. or ,,o
EiG pSienfs hear Smyrna. Dcre,nier a,h bv
Eider T. fiiteEhmi:e. Miss Eiamn G. Ffuz;,r .i,i
y !arsou +. EItterhu'l>e. uf New Ca~,l. ' "'''
LES NBEEGEN- mo rT--A. the pastcr.I -o,;,.,os
IL : nH' eF on the 2l,t inst hy Rev Fa,ht Braif,r
hhntt nf B!ackiStons Cross Enuas - '4'"' '-o'''A"
"t"ptN-' 0Uk.-Dn the 18th inst Iv Rsv u q
me1fe PEI ts bArhcr. Albert Gonien. Of Wili"w Crts a.
nIu HlisS IeLDHa Cook. Of MHOGslf " ~
%lIi-AH-WlLSON-At the residence .f The hr,1.,s
parents on ths l5'h inst Adah Z:j;sh. dsngh,nr nS
Wj,,,n ~ y. ,t;Inne ,rtG;nertne Berlin, Ohio and arthur
hEalI M kSON.-Atthc r. z par~onace D,yer
"a thG 2Ist INST. ty Rev. :. H. ealdwCII william
vnGH c",,r.. ana MISS SusAn Jackson, 5Gth OF Kept
LLfA fAR-TEtRsOT At the rcsidesc, Of tho hri5o
Gf'sr''H GfL On tEe "a tA.t., by Rev. J. H. Caldwell
y"nn S r. l.cGGr and Miss Ida Il. Fcarsi,, bo,b mf
~. kent I.t,C,, county; ''''' O'''i u
FhA FhsAESoNaABEcTT - At Wyoming. pec.n5cr DIST
Tsan nS;; u -. IarEer Mr. John FenrEDn aud Miss
MTtAt LEF-btlWNHAM Al the rrsi.,.nre or Nfr.
r. bsu1 w GoSIee. AnrhGrsge Ky. by Rev John Dc~n:
MISS anna L. D0wnharn. flrlGgrlv ~ Tslt,n NJ
ana daughter Of the officiating minister. 49,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

their big horns. But they got the credit
OF playing their best and not a sinsIe IN
dlVidual refused to eat break fast because
ne mad been complimenLed with n sere.
made. '' - s0lc-
Shortly after breakfast the Indcpendert
Cornet Band came marching up To Ms;n
street and made it lively and eanec;aIi,,
interesting to the juveniles. They nIavca
around for several hours and nyada en-
terta;ning music.
IN the evening The vocalists agsin trco-
yea nUni6er Of the ladies' to sore Grst-
ci9sS music my
some Of our lovers Of The chase yyent
CUT 70 Joseph Goldsborou<h's vhrrc =
NhSs'ed io& was 10 be let lose. ReyrarI
""9 cIhptIS" out Gt the bag vt tta O'Clock
- ~" vac MOUNDS nFfeen minutes after, but
Ia "hlmni was large and fat and m,do a
rcc" iun, The dogs catt hing him IN bs!r'.'
itY0ur: jHst beloW Clayton. The most 5' ~, nr
tn riders, however, 60, ON The yrnnar TAI
ana went as far ~ Biack!s;cH's {'roy5
h"ad% before they knew that the moo,
ANNA! Iiao &c N" 80 a tragic end.
y. u. J"nes. GAc the lnost ur pnreotn
EN1 thilstm=s tree at home, hut on
!'iH!; ,'9Wh to his store ON Mond1y ;acrn-
lag what SHOULD he behold bat apotkcr
,r Ireo q cieV"r dimensions we'll loaded
~ however: was suggestive Of business
r~ihe ~" than the wares OF kris krinsio."
10: ;hc topnost thing was fox hide Then
Il cooa Sk in. chicken, -four scoop. ainaris
coat &c, &c, noi forgetting fishing ts"kIr
az article IN The use Of Which nc especially
delights.
0ne of the institutions Of our town
which has not failed in the Observance
hardly ia the memory of the ''oldest In.
E@hitant" has been the daylight praver
meeting, and number prepared them
.FlTea for this most ple.surahie Inettin~
50 them, hut no call from the bell Irif
theN IN disappointment.
AonIay WAS rather lively in weddings,
KY. Ar: Rigg marrying three couples
WIN en- Invitation to tie the fourth Knot
which, however, he could not do.
Quite feature of the season was the
making Of presents by Sunday School
CLASSES to their teachers and cice rlrs1,
Sunday was the regular monthly mis-
siiohary day in the NJ. T.. Sabbath S hool.
s tae g:tt of the day for that purpose being
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.
J. d. Cooper, Best Kid Gloves.

j. d. Cooper, Best Kid Gloves.
Sugar, Cofiees, Teas and Spices, at Gordon's.
In selecting your presents be sure and rsy
fhMlipS VISIT. lie has fine line Of goods.
j. b. Cooper, Devoe's Brilliant oil,
"A magnificent line OF Gents Scarf and Neck
Ties, at Phillrs!--A mcst Acceptable present:
j. d. Cooper, Canton and Wool Flannels.
New Current, new Citron, Sultana, Valencia.
and London Layer Raisins, at GOrdon's
}. B. Cooper, Ladies' Coats and Shawls.
Phillips Christmas Goods have arrived
;O5a,,yA AsO55a ,y"A purchase !Ake a Peep at his
Tho Anost York State and Canada Apples
at Gordon's, opposite the Delaware House.
J. D. Cooper Rsisins, &c.
Important 60 Travellers,
Special inducements arc oiferd you by the
burlington Route, 1t will pay YOU 10 read
their advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this lss9e, '"
J. B. Cooper. Corsots.
4 fine selection of Choice Candies, French
and American Mixtures and Animal Toys
Cheap, at Gorcons opposite Delaware House.
j. B, Cooper, He No Pure Natural Tea.
Tho finest line OF silk Handkerchisfs ever
brought ~ Smyrna, ut j, j, BhillipsI, dust
the thing for Christmas and NSW Years
presents.
J. p. Cooper, Perkins & House Non ExplO
sito Lamps.
Jos. Il. Williams has Fresh Beef constantly
on hand, also Wilmington City Sausage and
Fresh Pork.
j. u. Cooper, those "QuOr Shirts.
J. d. Cooper, Carpets, New York Prices.
]. D. Cooper, Pulverizcd Sage, Bulk.
Frazier AXLE GREAsE.-One trial will
convince yeu that it is the best Ask yeur
dealer for Frazer Axle Grease, and take no
other. Every box has our trade mark on.
Hats aud Oaps--almost every style. Trunks
and valises--Splendid assortments Blue and
Gray Flannel shirts, all qualities. Working
Shirts, Overalls and Jumpers, endless variety
Meek WeaF-stock can't be beat. Umbrellas.
GUN aud Gossamer Goats and Gum Blankets
Eer WEI Weather. Our Unlaundried White
shirts-The .king-fof the low price Of 81.
ElnderWehr for Bentlemen-I I,ow prleo to the
High Grades. Collars, Linen and Paper, coed
styles. Hosiery, Fancy and Plain, Low price
and coed quality. Above We enImerate u list
Of the articles we have in stock and espectfully
beg you when ysu need anything in our line TO
give as Gall as agF effort viii Ae to please all:
n : u, y, PHlEEIFs
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

,"CtTEAU'S IRIAL.-Thc prosecution fin
l3heo with one more expert Thursday and
tnc assassin found fresh opportunities for
ols,iaJ ing his complacent and offensive
egotism and repeating his blaspheyuous
assertion that the Almighty Inspired him
10 murder the President. This was ahort
81 that the tliai accomplished. I. grave
insciteTably tedious. The country il hear
lIiy sick Of it, and sees no necessity for
dragging it along week after week. If the
Judge, who mas thus far sat like n wooden
image upon the bench and allowed the
case 70 run Itself, will persuade the LAWYERS
70 br;nG the trials to as speedy Il close as
possible, he viii for the first time win the
good opinion or the public. The assassin
apparently realized his growing danger of
being hanged, and threw the responsibility
upon Mr. S"CViiie, whom he annoyed and
Inundated by his abuse. lie called h;s
counsel consumatc idiot, said he had no
sense anu no wit, asserted that he was
compromising the case, and ordered him
10 get out OF it. He said; NIf | were
indicted for manslapghter and Scoville
defended me. would he hung for lnurdcr''.
and Il expect the Almighty, notwithstand-
ing Scoyillc's asinino Character. will see
that | am protected"
The continued Interruptions Of The asxog,
5;n Gui;eau, Friday, were 50 offensive
that the prosecution asked that he he
placed IN the dock, the place set aside in
criminal courts fog prisoners. Justice Cox
Iepiied chat he had the matter under con-
slGer@ti0n, but diI not wish to act hastily.
After short period Of silence, the prisoner.
who had declared that the Judge hes no
power to place him in .he dock, continued
Lis Insulting remarks to counsel aud Wit
Ness: lie closed the proceedings for the
day hy wishing everybody happy Christ
mas The expcrts examined were DR..
Henry p. Siearns, OF Hartford: DR.. J.
Strong Of The Insane Asylum at Cleveland:
d.. AbrAm Shaw, of the Midd!ctowr
Conn Hospital fur the Insane; and DIR.
Orphens Eyarts, rf College lin, Ohio.
Al Expressed the belief that the prisoner
was sane on the end of July, Mrs. scoville
ans been called home by sickness in her
Family. The Court adjourned until Tues
day. The counsr! for the prosecution in
atatA thGt Judge Cox decide upon the
motion 70 place Guiteau iz the prisoners
deck. The assassin has prepared another
statement which he is willng to sell.