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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

Miss Kate Saniord's farm at Metcali,
Mass, says the Boston Gazette, Is unique.
To the piaEzas Of the house a cheerful
aud honellke appearance has been i'm.
parted by flowers and vines, gay antique
lanterns, odd and hospitable rocking
chairs, tables and impossible foot stools,
and within the house tho same quaint
furniture Is used.
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Loose'S Red Glover PlllD cure SICK
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
$50. per box, 8 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggisls, Wheeling, W. Va. p4w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tbs Fsaturss Of the Money and Stock
Markets.


NEw YoRK, Oct lO-AOney on call light, rang
Ing from TO " per cent, last loan lopez cent,
closed at 10 per cent bid. Prime mercantile
paper SISa7 per cent, Sterling Exchange quiet
and weak al e soa4sd, Sales ls9,o75 shares,
The stock market dviiled into dullueas today,
aud had 1t not been Tor AtchIsou, Missouri Pa
clhc, ST. Paul and the two trusts utter SIaGna.
lion In business would have occurred, The
markell at the opening was heavy under pres
Sura brUuRht 10 bear By the bear, and hfAt
prices were generally slight fractions lower than
last evenings aguTes, ~ the dat hour declines
extending 70 per cent were tAbllshed, The
efforts for decline met with 100 much resist
apCe, however, and Sugar develop most POSI-.
tive strength, Jumping up per cent, and the
whole list followed. Dizziness and stagpallon
be, anne the ruling feature after noon, Though
AtchiSOn and cotton OIL were strong, The mar
ket finally closed dull and steady, With but slight
changes, jersey Central lost ~ per cent, Con,
IolidSIed Gas rose ~ aud Manhattan " Per
Railroad bonds extremely dull; sales $50, QUO.
Government and State bonds dull and steady,
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TnEs1Atr on Me- YlnolslA.

To the sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command ynu that you summon Sarah K,
Slater II sbe be found In your bRlliwiCk, to Rp.
lc-rh the Clerks Office VI tho Circuit Court oil
OhlOUuuy NJ kulGs to bG he'd for tho said
Uoutl on the Or.l Monday In October, 1879, Il
IN the teid Court, by John 4, Slater and have
Then thee this writ Witness, John ". Mitchell
VI tkUi out said Court, II the Court llOuAO OI
1ad county, In tho city Of Wheeling tho igtf
nay OF August, lSy, aud In the twenty seventh
year Of the state OF West Virginia
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Cotton.

NEW York, oct l6,--rlg iron hrmi American
az SpS and GcAS T9SPSsss S III S - o.
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than the French Jews, where more
patriotic Germans than among the Ger
man JeWs2 The votes NO cast have moth
ing to do with the religious creed Of the
candidates. that 10 private matter,
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TnE worst feature about catarfh 10 its
dangerous tendency 10 consumption,
Hoods SaBaparllla cures Catafrh by
purifying the blood. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

NHI0 RIVER RAILROAD.-TlME
" Table taking effect May 70, 1889 PaiBen.
ger tfainB will run "a iOllOWB-tAnttAl Time,
All lrainA daily except those marked thutf
which do not run on AundAyi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

CATARRu 10 In the blood. No cure iot
this loathBome aud dangerous disease d
poselble until the poison 10 thoroughly
bradieated from tie system, For this
purpose, Ayers BafsapaflllA ID the best
and lpoat economical medicine. Price
81. Blk bottles, -, Worth g bottle,
pAW
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Proposale.
SCALED PROPOSALS.

No.. NoUSbyniE, VIVA, Aug, Is, 1850,
,., SAcd ftoro,Ait Will 10 received BY tho Al.
bnu' iy,,lspl q No West vltglllA lyhllenli4ty
" ~ IsH "a nv q IS SSS S S,SITS
fIn w term VI thee I i've ytRr,
ali GIJ .Vaid 'r'ctvea the tlIhl " reject any Oi
GIdgi Of the Hoard Of nltec,ott,
'uhhef panlgnlais a1dtces
sg, THOMAS ], JOHNSON,
superintendent
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Educational.
LINSLY INSTITUTE,
Wheeling, w. Va.
SEyENTY.SIXTH SESSION BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.

The School is a Classical aud Scientific Acad-
envy, and prepares students for any College OF
University In the country,
1t has full corps Of Instructors, and Is well
equipped In all departments,
The Military Department IL special feature
Of the School,
Private instruction in Modern Languages will
DO given during tho summer.
For Catalogues, partiCulArA. etc., address
JOHN IL. ROEMER,
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Published tho ant limo October 10, 1852.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
SCiO.iR' '"''Y saSiISl,or for Complainant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

WIEN the hair shows signs Of falling,
begin at once 10 use Ayers Hair Vigor,
This preparation strengthens the iCalp,
promotes the growth Of new hair, re-.
stores tue natural color 10 gray and
faded hair, and renders II soft, plant,
and glossy. law
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

b'I q q U NAIIhUAU
RellRire 4 zanesylIlo Through Passenger leaves
HellAiFe at S;40R m arrives Of Bellalre Of 800
p. N.
WoodS1eld Passenger leaves Bellalre at 400 D.
NJ, arrives At BellAiTe at Si2i u, N.
summerdeld Accommodation leaves BellRIre
at l';,h p M. arrives Ut lI:ll u, IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17
You may sing Of the beauty OF sprIngtlme
That CLOVIS on the cheek Of tho young,
But sing Of q beauty that's rRrer
Than any OF which you have sung.
The beauty that's seen III the faces

but blnk vi DtnutN kuWN bIhItT
Than any Of which you have sung.
The beauty that's seen III the faces
OF women whose summer Is DER,
Tho Rulumn.llko beauty that charms US
Var more than the beauty Oiyore.
But this beauty Is seen too rarely. The
faces OF most women lose tho baauty oil
youth too soon. Female disorders are
like frosts which come to nip the flowers
which 5etoken good health, without
which there can be no real beauty. II
our American women would fortify
themselves against the approach Of the
terrible disorders 30 prevalent among
them, by using DR.. PierCe's Favorite
Prescription, their good looks would BE-
retained to q sweet old age" Thi.
remedy lisa guaranteed cure for all the
distressing weaknesses and derange'
merts neCuliar to women.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

A R q "a "A AND DEPARTURE or
SS1sl4 SS y RESr sTs AZ Ny ~
day excepted. MONDAY eSsentsS pHi} lspn.
exeepled sunday only. ssstS6j, Saturday
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ISIS
ANnrn OF T1In TONGUE

NIVWNEW " WNNW 9WN@WN
Tot lhfto Of four yOan I had ar eating lcfo
% my tongue thai made considerable hOlV In
H. lbOoAme ALARMED d IL psUetcii, and went
l6AtlAhiA iot treatment, The result was that
commenced The tso Of 9Wii,p Specific, atd
ule lUtu Wa soon gone, without trace " II leit
ThumAs,cu, pG, Mar ~ 20. A. LAVA
Tlalllo on Canco, mailed lpe
UNIT bFe1ttu o0'i ptaWW Atlanta q
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Sarah i. Slater Is no inhabltant Of my BALL
wick, NOT found therein, this 7ih day Of october
1857 john II, WHITE, y, 4,
Tot l.. STRENRuD, y, o. g,
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When baby was sick, wc gave her caatOra,
when shswaI a Child, ,hs cried for cautOria,
When shO became Mss, she chung to castOriA,
When che had Children, she gave them casteria,
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baltimore live stock Market.
CALvERTOS Stuck YARDS, |
MONDAY, October M


Arrivals this ,gle
Arrivals lat week. lhis
Arrivals one year AgO"".,...,,..".".'''t WI
RKMARka.
Tho receipts arc generaly reported % being
llghtAS 10 numbers, but they are only about
/ ,O0j iOsS than those reported last week The
1utilly Ia fully ~ COED % thOge o. LAT week, !.
1fIOfliaN. Tho demand II moderately ialr, With
nfin 4 aboul kC lower than last week, and range
lfnn hN 10 G)Sc, with good hogs mostly ~ The
latter AsutO Rome rough hogs soil dOwn1o N1fS
III tho receipts 62il head came over ibN penn'
yiyaula nllfoad, and l,lV2 head over lh0 hAlIl'
more 4 Ohio tailtoAd,
ClAgENONI Live Stock MAEEEt,
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tNh"h VT = NhltIhlASNs
>. Tbc3 bcCtM thIs suit Is to obtain divorce
from We defendant by the complainant, And
llRpltatlng rom All Illldsylt lllId IN the cause
llnt Tic defendant, 4AtAli \ slater, Ii nOl'reh.
lienl Of the state VI West Virginia, Il ii ordered
ual the knid defendant, sRtah 4. slater, do Ap.
Nat Within one mouth after tho date Ot tho Mat
publication Of TIL, order aud do what Il nCceE.
tNry ~ protect her lniuIusis, II 10 further OF.
We're illtl this order b. published and posted
Mluci, John ", Mitchell, ClCrk Of our Cir.
cut tout Al the Court House Oi Ald county,
wv wy lay OF October, 1850, 10 Wis October
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the Ant limo October 10, 1889.
AAWgNi JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
-GCloln solicitor Tor ComplA!nAnl
STATE OF WEsTVlRGlNlA, OHIO
County Ti Uc,S RS i RaiS., iS SSa'' OIL ONO
John q, rcSuO
hCnty . TO, Rachel Otto, his wife;
John WUliy, ", ]. W Cow.
Den, trust 9, ilcpjAmln ExiCy,
u htiW, " A. lltltl, X, y
Norton, trustee Robert White, IN ChAnCCry,
trustee uCOrN fulmVf, ThUIE.
change huhk VI wheeling, Tho
Peoples lank VI Wheeling, Tie
v,giman lahk Of Wheeling and
The KrhCtil object utihls suit Ia 10 enforce a
ipl1nohl llpn Ngalnst the real estate Ol The dc.
" WILLIAM, llVnty mo obtained by the plaintiff,
n.,nnp'lub lQClghly' Ulit dollars aud sixty cents
Wi@l lCgtihCt With nlCtcIt ifUin scnirn6Cr
~, l M chANl suit Aud II appealing from
HmlAIli nlCl IN the CallsV lbRl tho defend.
ann llrhl plu RNluy aud 4. A. llfill, AF0 ilOh.
Iet,i 'I W., oi .hs sIale d Wgl vliglgla, isgr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

All hOEl lold ID lheFe yAfdI by +, A Black
'' i.VcSISls IhiS week I,l92 head agaInh 800
S SSSS ~ heavy wa 40 from SSito SS fCsSa d
a. $40, ,,...A.,s ,,,..A, 49,.
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In the Circuit Court for Ohio County We.
Virginia
J.ll. Pipes survivor, &C., !

Take uoiCc that the dcpositlonS Of J. W.
RChulko, s, l., rFlCG, George Bowman, J. II
rlpesnni UiheH, will DO taken At tho law OflCo
Of WI ". CONden, 40. 1915 Market street, In
the uity " hyeing, Ohio county, 10 tho state
Of YES NilglnIa, ri the 18th day Of November,
A. u 1852, between the hours Of O'Clock y. m,
Hnh pOrlo y. H., to 10 read III evldeuCe III the
And II, ltumAny cause, the taking Of the Nid
depOsl lUnn shall not b. commenced or bclnG
Cnlmrntcd, 'htll not be- completed on that day
the taking nj the same will DO adjourned from
time to tnlr vi III the ZANE shall DO completed,
J, IL PlpES, survivor, &c.
By W.. ]. " COWnEN, his attorney,
ONiN
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DR.. PIRRcE's Pellets, one dose. Cure
headache, constipation and Indigestion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

Gum chewe1' paralysis 10 the latest
form Of professional neurosls recorded In
nhdinAl literature,
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C n. ,S;, O., Oct l'-cotton aal''j mid
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
For RoYa and oIrln,

For Boys and olrfs,
between 4 and 10 years Of age, will be opened tho
SECOND MONDAY IN sRPTEMBkR, At No.
1877 MAIN sTREET, by miss NAE BELLE HART,
formerly OF Washington, r, o.
The school will DO conducted on tho general
lines Of the KindergArten.
French conversation and callstheplc exercises
without extra charge 4 Piano II the school
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
L Ohluuounty, West Virginia. October Rules
John +. Slater \
Vs. In Chaucory.
EGrAh h, Slater.
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We
Lars II snOJr, Mary snOOr, his
Vile, aud Others.
The Object Of this suit IA 10 set alide n deed
made by Lam II, SnOOt aud vile TO Karl Martin
III poriIug 10 convey a part Of lot numbered ten
In IluNc numbered ton, IN sprlgg and RItchle'a
addition to the city Of Wheeling, dated january
% 1879, ieC"idtd IN Deed llnOk No. u page $50
In lllurlicrul TIT Clerk Of tho County Court
iufUhiu County, aud subject said property TO
The ppmcM OF II Judgment recovered BY said
plNlIln DriUry AOmM MC'ICHiy, Justice Of
The lcscO ior Richie District, Ohio County,
Rgans Tue defendant Lars II. SnOOr, by the
nnmc N l.lui, -nOOT, lOr tilt sum u SO W with
Iuleuat lGm UCtemheT"0, isS7, aud costs cI salt
tAN,dM Il Al, Aud iiNppCaTlng ifOln MI Hll'
dn,Il lied In lhU cause that said lars II SuUOf
End Mar annOr, his wife are nontGsldChiS. Ol
this State, Gul the not having been served with
summons IN the gAuSe II SUrIs red that they no
Appenr here Ut knlus 10 BE- IUll Tor said court on
tue inst Monday Oi November, l%y aud 10
what N Necessary ~ protect thelr Interests la
thl. Chrc. JUN ". MllluEhL,
CLERK Of the circuit Court iUr Ohio County,
West Virginia,
Published the hrt tinO October %, 1850.
Attest JOhNW, MITCHELL, Clerk.
W. " CONpGS,
A!Iornc! Tor Plaintiff.
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Railroads..

WHEELING 4 ELM GBOVE X. r.
. % 81 he sHS testing SfE AGnfEf Az a Ae fSs
will run "a follows;
LHAyE WHRElSG.
4. M, lO:O0R. M, ll;VO q. M, i9:OO M, 1902,
NJ, AGO p. M. 800 p N 400 p, M, 6:lOp. MI,
6'l0p. m, 200 p. M, 500 y, m, $3.50 p. nj.
LEAvE wHHELiNo PARK
6;l0a. M, 7:00a. m 500 a. M, 900 a. m, 1000
Q. MI u;00 a. M, l2;O0 M, ;0Op, M, 200 y, M,
500 mr. 400 p M, b:lO p. M, 6;l0 p. IN, 100
p, M, 500 p M ;bSp. m, t0;l0p. m.
sUNDAYs,--Ieay at TOO q. m. and run evcry
hour, except church train at 0:lb p m. Leave
wheeling Park al 800 q, N, and run every hour
until 1000 p, In,,. except church trains, which
Will leave the Park at 9:46 a. M, and Wheeling
at 1915 and 9;l6 p. m:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
TBER ASuFJE1Ys ASSASSIN

A jury OF inquest in the Criminal Court
on Friday, ordered Reeves, the assassin OF
Father Ashfield, 10 DO sent 10 the State
Insane Asylum at Nashville, there to be
held as an insane prisoner, and II he re-
covers his sanity to be sent back TO Mem
phis for trial and punishment for his
crime. The proofs as 10 the insanity Of the
prisoner were 80 overwhelming that At
torney-General Peters was constrained TO
admit that the attorneys for the defense
had fairly and fully proven their case.
And thus for the present, perhaps forever,
the case OF Reeves is disposed OF and the
State and people as to him are protected.
But what about the other and similarly
diseased persons who are known by some
Of the physicians to be at large in the
city? Is it not the duty Of the State
authorities to take cognizance OF them
and restrain them byimplisonment? And
is il not incumbent upon every physician
TO serve notice Of the presence OF such
afflicted or dementcd persons, no matter
what their station, so that they may be
confined and thus be placed beyond the
power to harm or injure any one? On the
principle that an ounce Of prevention is
worth pound Of cure, every person who
is touched with insanity should DO con-
fined in an asylum, for there is no account
ing for the freaks OF mental instruction;
there is no telling what crimes the folly of
insanity may induce its victims TO commit
The crime committed by Reeves teaches
this lesson. lie murdered his beneiactor
and best friend, and gloried in the act as
one made necessary by his desire to place
the good priest beyond the reach Of earth's
troubles or anxcties II was an awful
crime that should serve as an example to
enforce the protection Of the public against
the freaks OF insane persons hereafter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
given to political questions, but matters Of
general import are handled in an enter
tanning way.


THEjanswe OF the Taxing District Com.
missioners to the communication Of the
Board OF Underwriters, which we publish
elsewhere, is worthy Of close and intimate
attention by the business men and prop
erty owners Of the city. Those of them
who give it such attention will we feel
sure agree with us that by so glib a refer
ence to the siand-pipe and the 800 n.y.
drants the question Of danger TO the prop
eriy OF the people raised by the under
writers is not disposed OF. The example
OF the great Chicago fire comes nat
urally into view with all men
the moment such suggestion is made.
That city at that time had stand-pipc and
hydrants, and very efficient fire depart
ment yet it came very close to total des-
truction. Besides, TO make use OF the n.y.
drants properly several additional hose
companies would DO necessary, AMI at
least as many additional men as the un.
derwriters suggested. AS to the merits oil
the Commissioners estimates and figures,
we can say nothing. They are Of their
own making, and from their standpoint
cannot be disputed. But the correspond
ence may be regarded at an end, and the
people may as well get ready to pay an
increased rate for their insurance. Some
body has Numbered.
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TnE program for Memorial Day pre-
pared by the committee appointed by
Col. G. w. Fmzcr, President OF tho Con.
fcderaie Historical Society Of Shelby
County, is printed on the l4ih page We
direct attention TO II with tho special
purpose Of urging the ladies and gentle
men appointed on committees not only to
serve, but to serve with a spirit worthy OF
10 sacred purpose rs the commemoration
Of the services OF those who died In defense
Of the right Of scli.goycrnment and
communal independence. They should
not be forgotten no matter what the muta-
tons end changes that time may bring 10
us Theirs Is an everything example Of
patriotism, made none the less 80 because
the Union Is restored aud peace and
brolhcrly love prevails between the sec
lions and their people. Next Saturday
should, therefore, be holiday, all bust.
ness DO suspended, and the fullest honori
possible DO paid tho memory Of the dead
Of the once Confederate armies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

Mn. WEnEn, editor Of The Lite EocS
Progress, who has for some time objected
10 cx.Gov. Powell Clayton as tho leader Of
tho Republican party In Arkansas, en-.
counlcrcd that gentleman in a saloon In
that city yesterday and. as our special In
another column tells, came very near
killing him. Subsequently the Governor
got his pistol out and challenged Weber TO
shoot, but before so dread an alternative
could be reached friends present intericrcd
and bloodshcd was prevented. II will
thus be- seen that others than Democrats
20 armed In Arkansas, that one Of It's
chief Republicans, who has the ear Of
the Administration and who not long ago
published protocol dcnunciatory Of the
pcoplcoi that State In vicwoi the assassin.
alton Of his brother, goes about ready 10
do little numbering on his own account.
Gov. Clayton has thus revealed himself In
his truo colors and hereafter ought TO
keep silence as TO shooting and shooters.
lie has no doubt all the time been carry.
ing gun In violation Of the law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
THE ARKANSAS ELECTIONS.
The Hon. Ed 8. Carl Loo Says There
II Nothing In the Indictments.

The Hon. Ed 8. Carl Leo Says There
IL Nothing In the Indictments.
The Hon. Ed S. Carl Lee, ex.membcr
Of the Legislature, from Woodruff County,
who Is attending the Memphis races, was
asked about the indictments found by the
Federal Grand Jury against Messn. Rufus
J. Martin, David II. llignight and Robert
Anthony. OF White River precinct, Wood
ruff County. Mr.. Carl Lee replied:
These indictments are founded upon al
legged ballot-box stuiiing | know some
thing about these men. Mr.. Rufus Martin
Is a son Of Mr.. X. w. Martin, one Of tho
wealthiest and most descryedly popular
men In Little Rock. The other two gem
tlemon know, also. personally, and none
OF the three are capable OF tho crime
charged. They fare honest men and good
citizens, and are rs far rs the poles from be-
ing guilty Of interfering in elections
or in any way violating the laws
OF the land. II Is the old Clayton ring
working up sentiment and manufacturing
ouirages in the hope Of injuring Breckin-
ridge and helping themselves They have
induced a lot Of Ignorant. cornhold negroes
to swear falsely, and for this false swear
ing these negroes will have 10 sulicr. Just
as soon as they can DO reached every last
one Of them will be arrested for perjury
aud sent TO the penitentiary. II Is pity
that those who are hOodwinking
the negroes cannot also be punished,
but they are too sharp TO lay themselves
liable. What will be done with Martin
aud his two iricnds7 Nothing. They will
be tried, OF course, aud IL will cost them
some money, but they cannot be punished,
because they cannot be found guilty The
best citizens in the county will come for
ward and disprove the testimony Of the
negIoea.n