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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Mr.. Jos. II. Deakins Of Liverpool ro'a''
has sold his entire stock Of goods 70 W. ~
z. Harvey Of Sanjemoy. Mr.. Deakins nA'
neen manager at Liverpool Point foi the p"''
two years, and has gained large pa'ro"EEe'
lie intends going to Alexandra, Va, 500" "
commence business.
Mr. s. f. Mudd proposes locating near
Port Tobacco to practice his profession ul'S'
is IL he can obtain suitable dwelling for MS
family. II few more lawyers come he'e
some OF us will save board and house rent oy
taking up quarters with Mr.. Welch at the
poor house.
The cold wave has caused all the summer
resorts to close for the season. The Armenl"
made her last trip to Cedar Point on Sunday
and has returned to Baltimore for the winter.
Chapel Point closed last Sunday week, ana
the Thompson has gone on her fall schedule.
Marshall Hall has also followed suit, and Tue
Mary Washington engaged in other employ
ment.
We have been handed by a friend letter
Of Hon. Thomas Brady, late Of this county,
now a prominent lawer ofTeIas to the chair-
man Of the Anti Monopoly Greeback Parry
in which he declines to serve as an elector on
the greenback ticket and tersely says he VIII
support Blaine and gives his reason for 50
dong, but for want Of space We cannot Pao-
lish it until neat week
The Piccawaxen TableauI Of the llth IN.
slant was a great success. So pleased were
the participants in the affair at the unexpect-
ed result that they repeated the enter tainment
again this week One Of the most charming
attractions of the occasion, was the petite
and pretty daughter of Dr. r. says Mrs. ).
Her sweet and pathetic voice melting the
hearts Of the hearers, and winning unusual
smiles Of approval aud raptuous applause.
Rev. Nr. Williams met with an accident on
Wednesday in having his buggy smashed up.
The Rev. gentleman left his horse and buggy
attached to the paling near Mrs. Boswell's res
idence while he called in the house to attend
to some matters. During the while boy
passed along with two goats which frightened
the horse, causing him to break loose, and
to demolsh the buggy in his fright
Business in the criminal line is on the in
crease, or else our officers are more vgilant
than elsewhere. The Jail is now well near
filed, besides several have been taken
to the House of Correction.-
1t can be said of Justices Smoot
aId Stone, a: was aptly said by wit on one
occasion when seeking a reappoinmcnt as
Justice of the Peace, when they got their
offices they were worth very little now they
are made to pay several hundred dollars.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Save the Old Paner.-Ner.r 4

Save the Old Paper.-Neyer throw
away old paper II you have no wish to sell
it use it il the house. Some hou,eke.pers
prefer it to cloth for cleaning many arti les OF
furniture. Fer instance, volume written by
lady who priici herself on her experience
aud tact says: After stove has been black
sned, ii can be kept looking very we'll for a
long time by rubbing it with paper every
morning. Rubbing with paper is nicer way
Of keeping the outside of ten kettle, coffee
pot, AMI tea pot bright and clOan 'han the oil
way Of washing them in suds. Rubbing
with paper is also the best way Of polishing
knives, linwAre and spoons; they shine TX
new silver. For polishing mirrors win
dows, lamp chimneys, &C, paper is better
than dry cloth. Preserves aud PICKLES keep
much better if brown paper instead Of cloth is
tied over the jar. Canned fruit is not so apt
to mauld if piece Of writing paper, cut u
fiji the can is laid directly on the fruit Pa
per Is much better 10 put under carpet than
straw.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Novel Excnrsion.-rhroug he kiuar

Novel Excursion. Through The kinines
of number Ct business mwn- ~ rssearr
Walter of St. Patri ks ChuEti Of Whins.
ton city, an excursion Sv given the Sisters
Of Charity of til 1t city ani the little 0rphln.
under their chlrge TO Chapel Point on S.iur.
day. The steim'r Armenia brought The pr
ty numbering 80 sisters AMI $40 little girls
down. 1t WAS quite trctt to see so nan,
sisters in body, aud while Il lreatit was
none the less sal sight to see such ,num.
her Of helpless little waits without fathers or
mothers to give them kind look or d cheer
word, and soon to he turncd out upon the
cold hrartess world to buff the storm Of
danger and trials that will e.et their path.
way through life. The party remained at the
Point three hours recreating and ENJOYING
the refreshing country air during which time
they visited the church ana surroundings ana
then returned,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Important to the justices Of the
Peace.-An act was passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature to add an additional
section to article IS Of the Code of Public
Laws, to follow section a. and to b, styled
section "a A, relating to issuing Of warrants
OF peace, BY Justices of the Peace, as follows
SEC. "a A.-The costs attending the issue
Of warrants of the peace, and Of the execution
'heTe''"nd taking ofrecognizance hereunder,
shall be charged to and collected from the
person at whose instance such warrant is is
sued. and no Justice of the Peace or COnsta-
Ole shall charge any costs of such proceedings
against the county or collect The same from
the County Commissioners"
Under the old law these costs we're paid by
the County Commissioners, thus ep,ailing a
heavy expense upon the county
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
MeIons for Winter Use.-A !

Melons for Winter Use.-A lady cor
respondent writing 10 one OF our exchanges,
says she has discovered plan to keep water
melons in their natural form and flavor for an
indefnate length of tune. She has success
fully tried it in past seasons, and as conse-
qucnce has been able to treat her family to a
watermelon supper at Christmas time The
plan is an inexpensive and simple one, and
consists in giving the melo4 three or four
coats Of yarnsh to exclude the air. She says
they not only keep from decay, but that the
FLAVOR and sweetness are retained, and when
eaten at Christmas or New Year the fruit
seems to be wonderfully improved in these
particulars. Some of our melon raisers should
try the recipe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

"Writ OF Error Awarded The Hon.
J, NJ, Jetfrics, Judge Of the Circuit Court for
TAppahanuock couaty, Va, on Saturday
awarded writ of error to operate AS super
s.deAs in the case Of Frank Burkman alias
Burke, convicted Of the murder of Captain
Edward Nelson. Burkman was convicted at
the May term of the county court of that
county OF murder in the first degree, and SEN
trnccd to be hanged on the 26th of this month
This will be the fifth trial BurEmAn has bad
three in the county court of King Georges,
10 two of which he Was convicted, and in the
other the jury WAS unable to agree upon a
verdict, and two in Tappahannock county
The history of this case presents in no COM
mendabe light the administration OF justice
in Virginia
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Hand some Contribution. The good
people al Piney held their festival for the ben
Ell Of Christ Church in this town on Wednes-
DAY last aud rcAlE d the meet little SUN OF
ouc hundred dollars Not a mem1e OF
Christ Church WAS present, We have been in-
formed, except Mrs. B. G. Stonestrcct and an
other whose uamc We have forgotten This
sum will therefore be almost entirely the cou-
trihution OF the Piney congregation to Christ
Caurch wni h is more than liberal, an which
will no doubt be received with grateful tn INKS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Apples aS Food. A raw, mellow apple
is dlgcsetd la All hour aud a half while bOi-
ed cabbage requires FIVE hours The mcst
healthy desert than tau be placed on the la
lie is baked apple. Ii eaten frequently at
breakfast with course bread and butter, with
out meat or hssl OF any kind, it has 'an ad-
rnirable effect upon the general system, often
removing conSup Ilion, correcting acidities
rnd in cooling OF lebrile conditio US more effcc-
tuAlly than the most approved me liciues. If
families could he induced to substitute them
Tor pies, cIrkes aud sweetm,,ts, with which
their children are frequently stuffed, there
would lie diminutiOu in the total sum of
doctors bills in a single year sufficient to lay
in STOCK OF lhi, delicious iiuil Tor The Whole
season use.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Another Excursion. Notwithstanding
N, fact that the eI,u-sion season is over, the
". .ther continuing SO mild, MesNs.
!!,~.fl and LAWS have determined
10 run another excursion TO Ch'Pcl
Pint on Suud, next Fac beautiful steAu-
.r Corc,rn will bring down the party. Il
,.e.pec.ed 10 he the largest Of the season,
a. mostly all the patrons Of the Point during
,uumer will come down to pay one more
yi., 10 the p.ett, place before the cool days
nj autumn set ia
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

A Card.-The FIRST season o, nv accession
70 Tue Snoe Trade at Heilbrun's old stand, has
closed with great success, owing "a ,he man-
aGement OF Mr.. Louis lIeilbrSn take
pleasure to announce that nv stock Of calf,
mp and rubber boots and shoes hand and
machine se"ed CATERS, ties and Sinner Is com
pIetc' All made Of the best m,tsr;, 10 INV
special order. My motto: Good WORK for the
lowest price, will be strictly adhered 10. |
in'ile the inspection Of the pubic ID the same.
>. Z. Dung 4O2 18th Street, Washington,
=. Y. Look for the ''Old Womsn - win.
dow and old lleilbrun at the desk -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Important When you visit or leave
New York City, save baggage expre.sage md
carriage hire AMI stop ut the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot Ee-
CANT rooms fitted up ut cost of one million
dollars, reduced TO 81 90 and upwards per day
European plan, elevator. Restaurant suppl
ell with the hest Horse ears, stages and ele-
waited railroad TO all depots. Families can
live better for less mones at the grand hotel
than At any otter hrst-class hotel in the city !.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

To Keep Tomatoes for Wintrr.-A
correspondent ,snls the Rural New Yorker the
f.lluwing As the tomato season is here |
can contribute one way Of keeping tlen for
winter use that may he new 10 soW e Of Jour
readers. I ate them in February, sliced and
seasoned with sugar snl littls vinegar.
that seemed every Wav as Hice as tomatoes
fresh from the vines. Dissolve te.cupful Of
salt ia gallon ofWatrr. Pick ripe tom ,toes,
hut not over ripe, le.vny a little OF the stem
"n. The tomatoes must be kept we'll covered
vita the hriLe, aud they will keep 10 spring
or longer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Dr0wned.-James Fowler colored, while
vngss,d ia oystering in the Potomac river
SATURDAY., become cntangled in the chain
attached to the anchor Of his boat and was
tbrows over board and drowned. His father
Who vas 10 tue boat with him at the time,
Jumped over TO his rescue, and came near
being drowned also ia attempting to save the
life Of his tou.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Another CnInrit. A

Another Culprit. A colored boy named
Joseph Matthews, was committed to jill on
Monday BY Justice Stone, for Il period Of 30
davs. for an assault slledgtd to have been
committed upon the little son Of Mr.. b II.
MAttingly acar Newport Mr. Mmtingly's
little boy Was returning from Cox Station
on an errAud for his father when he was sc
sos, d ~ the colored by AID hprse-whippcd.
The proof WAS positive AZ ,inst him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
The Autumnal Equinox-As the .

The Autumnal EquinOx.-As the sun
approaches the equinoctid, which II reaches
Monday, September 72i, when days and
nights are equal all over Il e earth, the wealth
Or then becomes cooler. The sun then enters
the sign Libra, the seventh sign on the Zodiac,
III. time Of his entrance being kno~n as the
Autumna Equinox 1t has been observed
that the temperature OF the air at this season,
over the earth surface is more cquable than
at aay other time.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
New Saw and Grist Mill MIR. T

New Saw and Grist Mill Mr.. T R
Farrsll l.. Plata, having completed his new
saw and grist mill at the af,rcuaned place,
wishes his customers To know that he Will be
glad to receive their tavors in the future
Saving will be doue cheaper than elsewhere,
and will be specially grinding will be done
On Saturdays Persons should not be un-
mindful Of the great convenience this will be
TO the vicinity, aud should therefore extend
Mr.. Farrals cnvrgy their most liberal pa
tronAge
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Local BreUifscx.

t<0CNt DfeUtttc"s
The mornings and evenings are delightful.
The coming fall bonnet promises to be a
"stunncr"
Now sharpen your teeth for chinquopiss
and chestnuts.
A few weeks more and autumn frosts will
nip vegetation
The best tonic min can take is to rise at
o clock in the morning ard walk until 8.
One swallow does not make Summer, but
summary swallows will produce an early Fall
Typhoid fever is sid to be prevalent at
L, Plata.
Messrs Samncl X. Neave and Rufus Roby
have uren appointed members ofthe State Cen
lral Committee ofthe Prohibition party for this
coun ty.
Mr.. F A. Posey lost valuable OF on Mon
day by being choked in the yoke ~hile rum
ming at large in mis- field.
This is the season Of the year to be careful
of the little ones. The least mistake in re-
gard TO their diet may throw them into chol.
era infantum.
The Jesuits have already begun adding to
their new hotel at Chapel Point. The new
structure will be SO feet long and stories
high, with back building in proper ton.
Note the change in the advertisement Of the
Concert and Festival to take place here on
the 9Th of October. 1t will be held at the
Centennial House instead of the ST. Charles
Hotel.
As Miss Mary A. Deakins of Nanjemey,
was driving down Belmont hill, few days
since, her horse became frightened ami ran
away, smashing up the buggy and seriously
mi iring the young lady.
A young gentleman wishes to know which
is proper to say on leaving q young lady
friend after late call-good night or goo d
evening Never tell a lie, young man, say
good morning.
A Compton flag has been unfurled to the
bslmy breeze Of the Potomac at Riverside =
We wager that sentimental politician will | c
pretty thoroughly breezed before he reaches
the Halls of Congress.
A writer suggests that We dedicate mon
ument to the late John W Mitchell Well
said. Let us join, and also dedicate one to
the memory of his compesr, the loved though
departed jurist, Judge Brent.
A man named Whitney from Washington
was drowned at Cedar Point last week in -four
feet of water. lie went in bathing soon after
eating a hearty meal and was taken with a
cramp and drowned before aid could save
him.
Messrs. ]. Harris Stonestreet Lewis C.
C.rrico C. II. Posey and W. NJ. Muscheti
will 20 TO Baltimore on the LIST prox. to
prosecute their studies for professions. The
former three as medical DOCTORS and the latter
US . lawyer.
Messs. Samuel Burns L Co., the well
Known lumber merchants Of Baltimore, de.
sires to call special attention TO their largs
and well selected stock Of lumber, bricks &c
These merchants have been doing business ia
our county for number of years, and the
satisfaction they have given il
all cases give merits our warmest en-
dorsement. There stuff though unwdr
ranted invariably comes up to representation.
guy from them aud sou are sure NO, TO h
cheated
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Iretdent,--Nr. Thomas IIai,lip Of Man

,.uoy. has nc, with painful accident, ia
i.ius ,hrcen rom his horse, breaking one
~ NJ. wrist and his collar bone, aud being
,,b,rwi,e considerably bruised. lie was
engaged in = race with Dr. Ashton when he
lost control Of his horse and the v!cinus an
,m.l ran of injuring Mr. lIaislop as Stated.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
oc,oh.r sitting Of RegIstrar,.-Th,

Oct0ber SIttIRg OF htRIsIFHT3.-Ihe
n.r, Gttiug Of tho officers Of registration will
l.. on Monday and Tuesday the 9Th and 9Th
sof October, which will be the last oppor-
limit, thi. year offered persons to get register.
I'd All persons who failed to get registered
a, the September sittuz ought to attead to it
Of the October sitting without fail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
Tr,nsfers Of Property DEED

Transfers OF Property Decd From
e " Brown TO A W. Thomas for 20 acres
Of land. consideration $3.50.
Mortgages From Levi s. Blake and JOS
.pb G. usKibbiu, to John n. Little, on
Marshall Hall; consideration, SG2jo.
min, Of sale-From VIM. II Willett u
Emily Y. wilett; consideration, Slo0.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
WOnderfHl Recnrh

NOOUFu '-Why IS It That
the business Of the Baltimore Clotbie-. G. N.
Oehm 4 Son, 23O W. Pratt and AZ Hanover
SITS, has so steadily grown. until Il has at
tanned such large proportions? S;mnly be-
cause they give you full value nor r mp money
carry the largest and best made s,ock and
is good place 10 buy. eF''seN'eu'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
v, Psrrar Heard From. The follow.

M ParraB Heard From. -The follow
Inc il letter which we cheerfully
onblish from Mr. Charles 5. Parran Of
Calvert county. which we received last week
INIT 100 late for publication, in which, he an
aver. the allegations Of unf,irness made
.,ainst him by the T'mss and INDEPENDENT,
in umpiring the match game Of base ball
plssed at Bryantown not l"ng since, aad et-
nl,ins his conduct in the affair;
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

e Marvellous How wonderfully popular j.
~ ir'roque anti-Oillous bitters 4 with the
people, aud how quickly dyspepsi. headache,
constipation and all forms Of Gvor disease
Yields to nc Influence. Is cents nsnsr. 81 a
ealile. W b Thornton Batino1p, ' tpeg lar.
Iison Streets, anu ""'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
EotaI anb Qrsonal.

jeE- tn, nsr, 81 -, lSprPENpESr hd' 5,,n
,,s,o,,l 10 ne srH fc"r Of ne AaSo",e ff,f,
,,.s-sd,si,iy cPres',e Wr bP''e9pat ChD'o".
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

MR. WIN f. EARNsHAW, late Of Prince .rot
Nj Georges Co. Md, has recently e" af,Ss
MIC partnership with TIE Senior MEMBER " ,h ,r
above firm. They desire to sa " ~ bc
friends that they retain all The facilities NJ,
oI,D HOUSE in addition to the ASSISTANT l.'.; !,
and caparity. the Junior member nrln , ,ig Il,
They will continue 10 make war asa'n lsod ~ ~
prices and sell their friends inc pest SO''-
lower prices than all competitors :, sour
Agents for the following Oranas - -"
"TRYPIIEN A. Minnesota Pa'ea'
"DRUSlLl A'-St Louis !
GOLD SECRET Choice
"SUN BEAM'-Choice fanny dos all
of which will be sold from 5otI' 10 err Grades
barrel less than you can BUY sa'"'
BUYERS of gain and other Country .a yCppc rUpb
AGENTS for Walkers celebrated Ou'u'"
Pumps. =, .ool. Barb Wire
es> Goods packed and delivered 10 "'''
portation lines free of charge DDO
b. B. EARNSHAW q D'0'
Cor. II 4 NJ Streets S. h.
wi WASHINGTON D. G,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19
vi hat 5 N a Name

Very much, when that name represents the
reputation for square and upright dealing
made through years Of unceasing and success
full efforts TO give our patrons the best value
for their money in the land. We again call
your attention to our unrivalled assortment
OF fall and winter garments of our own make
for mems, boys and ehildrens wear. Our
prices will lie found as usual, the lowest III
the city for well made, elegantly cut and du-
rabe clothing, and all we ask is that you see
our
Mems Pants from 90 to 30.
Mems Business Suits from 90 to 25 90.
Mems Dress Suits from Is 90 to Is 90.
Mems 0vercoais from co TO IS 90.
Boys and Chldrens Suits and overcoats,
from so to 20 90.
Merchant tailoring department in connec-
ton. Mail orders will receive punctual at
tention.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Messrs. J. Harris Stonestreet, Lewis c..
Cnrrico. C. II. Posey and w. NJ. Muschett
will 20 to Baltimore on the LIST proX to
prosecute their studies for professions. The
former three as medical doctors, and the latter
US u lawyer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

Messrs Samncl r. Neave and Rufus Roby
have uren appointed members ofthe State Cen
tral Committee ofthe Prohibition party for this
ty.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

As Miss Mary A. Deakins of Nanjemoy,
was driving down Belmont hill, few days
since, her horse became frightened AMI ran
away, smashing up the buggy and seriously
njlring the young lady.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

pr.nce Frederick. Nd. Sept. 9th, 1884.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-09-19

A Compton flag has been unfurled to the
balmy breeze Of the Potomac at Riverside.
We wager that sentimental politician will q
pretty thoroughly breezed before he reaches
the Halls of Congress.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20

recent dispatch from Chicago says
that an important delegation of Idaho
politicians are iii that city. They are
the Hon. T.. A. Wall, President OF the
Territorial Council. Hon. f. M. Wilson,
member of tho lower House, and Geo. A.
Black, formerly Secretary of the Terri
tory of utah, but now resident of Ida
no. Mr.. Wall has just come from WASH
ingtor, whore he has been in consulta-
tion with Judge Poland, of Vermont,
Congressman Cassidy, OF Nevada, and
others, in regard to the Mormon ques
ton. The result OF the conference was
the introduction OF bill by Judge Po-
land providing that before registration
In Utah, Idaho aud other Territories,
the voter shall be required to take an
oath that he does not belong to The
Church of Latter Day Saints, or any 9th
or secret organization upholding polyg-
amy, bigamy, or unlawful cohabitation.
This. it is thought, will destroy the po-
litical supremacy of the Mormons, by
excluding all Mormons, whether polyg-
| anists or rnonogamists, from voting
Mr.. Wall says he was assured by these
congressman that the bin would be
| pressed, and that they believed it woule
pass.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-20
A CHINESE TRICK.


A few days ago Lee Hook went to the
meat market OF Bender Lockman, in
this town, to get roast He wanted
six pounds, but the clerk, William Tur-
ner, put up pound or two more than
the order called for. Lee didn't want
the additional pound or two, although
the clerk explained that it could not be
very easily cut off. Lee called him the
descendant Of an undesirable female,
when Turner Strengthened his arm out
and punched Lee one in the neck. The
latter then went down to Justice Lem
mon and swore out a warrant against
Turner, charging him with assault and
battery.
When the hour approached for hear
ing in the case, Lee came into Court
with his head and shoulders closely bum
died up. He carried himself with the
actions OF man that had been all but
killed. The time came when II was nee
cssary for the Court to examine Lees
wound. On carefully removing his
wraps, Lee exhibited most horribly
black and blue neck jaw. Thinking 1t
must have been an uncommon brnise,
Lennon rubbed his hands over the
wounded spot, when he discovered that
the discoloration was due to some kind
OF backing that the ChinamaI had got
off from the bottom OF kettle. Tho
case was Immediately discharged amid
the commissions Of the Court and de-
PENDANT. News Miner,