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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-21

south arolina.
EDGEfTELD DISTRICT.
senb"rn A Jones' Dee'eration
EnocS hi Byne. iAnekmrS. "
THyHE Plainih havingthis day filed his dc
claration in my office, and The defendan,
having nr wife or attorney. knowr to he within
the State. on whom; a copy oI tile SAINT. with
rule 10 plead can b. served: II is urdered, that
the defendant pIend TO the said declaration,
withir year and day, or final and absolute
Judgement will he given agnirist him.
THOS. G.. BACON, c.c.r.
Clerks Office. 18th March. I645 ly 8
= fJsThp rrieuds # Col. JOHN QUATTLk
BUM announce him As candidate Tor The
office of Tax Collector, at The next eec.
lion. July
Sep3 te 30
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
] SHEPPARD as a candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector, at the next election.
Dec. 25 4 40
II The friends of Lieut.. JANE B.
HARnls. announce him as candidate for
The Office of,ax Collector at the, next cleo
on. - lj sIs.s ~ s
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merchandise. SIC.

At MODtKATE e -
We will give undivided attention 10 any ou'
sines, in our line, entrusted to our care, ex'
cept the buying of lotion. whlrh we reltse. 10
IN ON either our oi1n account or tlat9t others,
Believing il difficult to please in The united ca
pacny OF buth buyer aud seller.
From the long exp rlence "f our senior
partner, and BY prompt and devoted attention
70 nlI matters ot business, cnnfided 10 us, we
hope to merit u share of public patronage;A
WAI KER g. PEARSON.
Hamburg, s. c., Sept II 6m 35
The EdgetieId Advertiser, Abb. Banner' AN,
dersou Gazette. Pendleton Messenger ana
Greenvie Mouhlainner, each, will copy the
above fer SIX montlls.-JoaTHaL.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRTT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
John B. Gordon, Declaration in

Jos. N. Perrin. Attainment.
vn9HE Plaintiff in the above case. having this
day filed his declaration in my office, and
the Defendant having neither Wife or Attor-
new known to reside within the limits of the
State on whom copy of the same with rule
IN pleud can be served, on motion of Bauskeit
plaintiffs Attorney, it is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to said dec
lorn,ion within year and day from the date
hereof, or judgment will be- awarded against
him by default. 9 ~ =
THOS. G.EBACON.7c.; ED.
Clerks Office, DC, 18th 1916 ~ 80
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EdgefeId Academy.

TENHE Exercises of this Institution will
IL be resumed the first Monday IN Jan
uary, 1916. Terms as namely,
rates of tuition from TWELVE 10 rIGHTEEN
DoLLARs per session, according 10 the
branches of study taught; end as hereto
fore. nGne admitted for less time than a
Sc sion, except by "A special stipulation he,
lorehand,. the charge heins made for ad.
mission, and moi for teaching.
Gnod hoard NAV be had in The vicinity.
and one or Two more pupils may ne ac-
commodaled in the family of the Teacher
II. K. McCLINTOCK.
Nov 26 II a.
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Lost. or Stolen.'

nN Tuesday, The 9th inst. a small
" Six Purse. containing Forty Dol
lars. (viz: g four Ten Dollar Bills on the
Hamburg Bonk,) one small mole on p
GolIy, for So 50cIs., payable 10 S.;B.e
Ryan; one account on ~. Rainy, in &fa-..
vor of Jas. Lowell, and several olher9pa-
pers no, recolIected. A liberal reward
will be given for the recovery of the same. /,
B. J. RYAN.
Dec. IL If E,.E. AZ ~
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South Caroline,

DISTRICT "a :.
IN THE COMMON sPLEa s..
Nancy NJ. billiard, Executix VS. Dec,p in
'Enoch Byne, Harmon Huss For. AT q s
and VIM. H. Byne. Atacbment.
gHsHE Plaintiff in the above stated casfslhav.
u ing this day filed her declara,ion,in fmy
Office, andihe defendants having neitllerwiyes.
or attorneys known to be within the limits OF this
State, on whom copy OF said declarations,
with rule to plead can be served: Itistheres
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations, within ,sa,iyearl landfa
day from the publication of this orderaorl final
and absolute judgment will be awarded agains
them. s,.tt.sssr. q ~ fi,,sl 1s,sjsss5.
THOMAS G..BAC on, q. c. r. IS
Clerks Office. 17ih March ls45 tly Sssssss 81,
!. State of South Carolina,
EDGEFELD DISTRICT. az is.s s
A1Sas% GUARDIAN Snrs9"' 81 D.elaya,,sn 5
Francis w. Felth, VS.. Foreign g
Ensch Byne, Elijah Altaehneat.
Byne, Harmon 5s 4 !. fS
Hust. - -
Andrew Carson, Is. DectaTationsinsFor
the same. eigni AIaetmsnt. S
'aAL !aintits ~ tne 5duoPe Slde0 tcaSesjs
III having this day filed theil declarations 10.
my Office, andthe Defendants having 6eitter,
nowiie or Attorneys knowiito reside within lie,
imits ofthe Stale on whoma cog Of fit saiiie SINE
with a rule 10 plead can be served. .sat.is
therefore, Ordered" that the Defendant appear
andPleadto the same within year and "a day.
from the day hereofor final and absolute judg:
ment WILDE awarded agalnst4them. - 49,.
p..G5, THOMAS yG'.BAC0N, c.c.c e. p.
Clerks Office, MarchEl7th, lS455 rs +; +
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a 5as-k TTSE

G &. I, n n mis- Sion Bus5iIise e SIS.
7 y IL aNKFU UL,H nnr ilienas 1of t6e1l6efa
2 b ualriSas hitheitu receIseif: i -; speIs = 1
fIIIy OF The sale ut t our old
Wafer-PrOOf Ware-H o.tse, ],
Where we will contrr'e Il, hctesee. otore 4n0
sell COTTON au.l otller PRODUCE: itece1re
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- : -
@tatp%of SOuth Carolina
nI,,,I.r,D, r. nic,nnicm
EDGEr t, EnD DiS ny 4:
Nv laG5 COMM ON TLEdo'E mr.
Archibald boggs,
vs.. Dee'n,a IN Attachment
Harmon Hust ..a..r.,e-.
Robert Little. ,....
vs.. Declaration IN -.
EnoclI byne attachment
and Hnrmali Hnst.
"A. bosss, 49,,
VS.; DeclaTa''oH IN -Stachment
Enoch Byne.
Charles Hall,
vs.. Dceta'n. In Attarhment.
Harmon Hust.
Gideon Dowse.
Va. fDcc'n. in Attachment.
Harmon Hus..
"m. Haincs'
w., l'e0 ttun tH Attp'deHioHI.
, E"och pyhe:
benjamin L, uiiistrap' ,.
>, vs.. w Dsetd'as'o" III
Enocn Dyne ano AHaeHmen.
EhJah byne,,
Andrew kerrand
John Herr, Declaration
Survivors. IN
vs.. Attachment.
bnoeh Byne. o,,.
o"Hies ~ Dio"H' beStu'et'o"
Vs. l M
Enoch oyIe uno A'1acH" H'
iia''iro" ,,:,is nus.
D. D. M'''ef' ,.-.,
=, w. Occ' q" ANse""e" T.
harmon nus''
heers " Hope'
Vs.; Dcc. IN Attachment.
Enoch byne.
john Rogers ,
ruaor p'.o vs., OeGaara.son aa.ntn :"
InGSm Is;i;. Dgne anu h"0c""'e"'
,,a.ngIol L.Jah pyve Wa,,.oJ
iA'eAanosi " a'Ae'' -,,-
vs.; b Deeta t'oR q" A''de" m''
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State of South i arOlina.
EDGEFEELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John B. Gorden }
TS. Attachment.
Joseph NJ. Perry. y
Alex. J. Lawton
Joseph NJ. Perry.}
THE Plaintiffs having this day filed
IL their Declarations in The above stalled
cases in my Office. Ii is therefore, Ordered,
that The Defendant do appear and plead to
The SAID Declarations within year and a
day from the date hereof, or in default
thereof final aud absolute judgments will
be given and awarded against the said
Defendant n both The above stated cases
THOS G. BACON, c. c. p. :.
Clerks Office, 25lh April, l645.
April 80 ID 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-21

The friends of SAMPSON B. MAYS
announce him as acandidate for he o Otlice
Of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct.30 1tfas 40
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State of South Carolina, &
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT. 4.sl D.
IN THE COMMON PL E4S. 4 n 81
Berry Rodgers, gs. Enoch sByne Dec in
and ~ y+,e} For At
Elijah Byne., ztachnent
Cress s. Turpin, Declaration ID

Us. lsi<3 45f ogelgn At
the same. So sd :. .StachmelIt
NHE Plaintiffs having this day fled
N. their declarations in the;ahope stated
cases in my Office and the sdefeDdants
having neitaer wives OF attorneys known.
TO be; within the 1in,iis ofstiis State atis
whom a copy 0fsaid declarations wifi III
rule TO plead can be served his ordefed,- j
thatlhe said -deGe.is. Gals o 40 the
said declarations, within q ,yenrand ssa day
from The publication of thisotders rfHals
and absolute Judgment viii .be Rlaafdsa.
against them. 49,
..,a .,THos.sG BAcoNc 30
Clerks Office, 18th ,siareha1s 1s45 sessIysS
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GI92!g8 o 9@AR@2o
Wholesale & Retail Grocers

coRrrR CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS;
HAMBURG, S. G.
aHAVE Just received and will continue 10
Il Il receive fresh supplies ofsthe following
Articles. which they offer TO their friends and
the trade, al the lowest market prices:
SUGARS.
80 hhds. consisting of ST. Croix, Clairfield
Porto Rico and Muscovado,
Double Refined Loaf Crushed and Powdered
Sugars. .5s.s22a
C0FFELS.
50 bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Angustura ~ do.
l25 choice Rio do. ~
Bale Mocho do
Is bags Cuba.
BAGGING. :
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. Al 10 as inch.
$50 do Kcnlucky, (hravy) "A t" As in.
so do Tow. as iEch go.
125 do. Gnnny, "a per yard, As 10 AZ in
100 d. Georgia & C"lolina. IA To 40 IN.
ROPE
300 coils Kenrncky Rope
so do Manila, do
SO do. Ju,c do
MOLASh..S
20 hhGs. Trinidad Molasses
25 bbls. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron. of all sizes. Also. ,
gond assortment of Hoop and Band
Iron, tierman an Caster & Cast Steel.
B.4CON & SALT.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
CHAIRS.
10 dozen I Maple Chairs
IS DO Windsor do
10 do Cane Seat,
9 do Chdrens. do
2 do Boys, do
2 do Offices, do
= do Rocking. do
do Nurse. do
BLANKETS.
Z bales 9-4 Blankets
3 do 1914 do (weighing : lbs to the
par)
A good aSsornneul Of Bed Blankets from
1914 Ia ia.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
l,00D yds Washington leans (hcavy.)
1000 do. Coventry Plains.
Nails.
100 Kegs, (assorled Sizes|
SHOT.
l50 Bags assorted Sizes
PONDER.
80 Kes- llF Dupont's Powder
10 do Blasting do
20 do Eagle Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD
5000 lbs pure No. |, N Union Mills
White Lead
TEAS
so Boxes Teas. ConsislinT ot Gun pow
der, Hyson and Imperial
3 ases allces /"
hest Black Tea . :.
LINE,
200 Bills. fresh Rock Lime
Also-Plaster Paris. @
"A Il s o.
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Nnlmegs,
Indigo, Saltpetre, Blue Stone. Copperas,
ShoeThreud Snutf, Cotton & Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets Painted Buckets,
Tubs. Chnrns, keelers Willow Wagons
and Cradles Washboalds,. Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Broums. Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows. Rakes, Scythe
Sneeds, Coffee MiIls;Soap, Tnllcw & Sperm
Candles WagonBoxes Measures, Saddle
lions, Windnn Glass, Starch, Pistols, 70.
bacco. Grindslones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-:
iings, Boots, Shoes, Wool Hats; Rice, Clothes
Baskets; Almonds. Bearskins,. Mackerel;
Mustard, Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil;a choice
article Of Chewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bexes
c Cider, Barrel Covers, Cod Fish, Plough
Moulds, Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco.
late, &C., &C.. 20
WANTED-l0.O 1000 lbs, IBE BEEs WAX, for
which cash will be paid,
Hamburg, Jriy @. a5
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LiS1 of Eesse@S

Remaining in lne Pos' Ofhce on lhe
3lst December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
BROOKLYN AYYAIRs

q The Brooklyn DAILY Adrerttser a spirited
aac enthusiastic mig Journal makes It's appearance
new and besuhfuI tress. Il is Low very elegant We
congratulate lis proprietors and readers.
E We regret TO announce The death OF Mr
Josana z Holden many years much respected resident
Of tnis CITY, anc well prominent ponueiA on
The Democratic side He lately held me oues ci IL
spectDr paveents which ofcouse, becomes vacant Dy
death asd WILL In al prspanllty, % n!sd by some
other incumbent AZ tho meeting Of ihf Common Councn
This evening The deceased had several weeks suusred
om dropay, superndaced oT coup az 'o's Snca 'ueA
mar. Hu was rily-ssven yeass Of age Advertiser.
L1cny.E.-We understand that the Corporation
Attorney Is likely bG>y oeczpte4 for some time TO
coSs N lbs prosecution Of sts which VIII Do eoassse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
Land Reform and Banks.

Samn's Globe reads us Lecture on our Land
Tenure notions, which it thinks Democratic alto
ge,heT, and especially such as DO Wing bas right
to entertain. Alter rating Us for our advocacy Of
the Protective Policy, the Globe proceeds:
- Banks and the Banking System are slso advocated
By the wise Of The Tribune essential The wei
fare OF the people be, be does consider bat Banks
r0uid BE- en,nety usei<ss II er1y opned patch Of
sroa"d from eatea he could obtain Portable tsrtHs
Why useless, neghbor! Let Us understand
We want to send and do send many Tribunes into
Illinois, Iowa, &C. and our subscribers there want
to pay aud do pay for them. We have mutually
found it cheaper safer and more convenient that the
price be RENTED US in Bank No,es than otherwise,
and therein Banks are s;rikngly useful TO as as to
thousands who deal with US. How would they be
rendered entirely useless in this respect by render
ing easier and cheaper for actual cuva TO OBJ
tain lands, and by making nearly every farmer the
owner Of the lend he culivaIeE7 We hope 10 have
more use for Banks in this way when the Land Re
form is carried than we now have. owith millions
Of others in every part oi the Country.
The Globe Processes vehement hostility to the
Banking System, and ought therefore to aid any just
measure which il deems calculated TO render Banks
entirely useless instead OF assaiing Us for cur ad-
vocacy in articles shaped the uses OF the Express
We, on part, are very happy 10 find any OF our
Political opponents advocating measures which &C
cord with Wing principles We know that Banks
and Banking are imperfect insrumentalties as yet
we hope and strive for their improvement; yet we
feel sure that their preponderatng influence is bene'
fetal We are utterly hostile to all projects OF Bank
destruction. Yet If e Reform can be brough; about
whereby Banks shall be superseded by rendering
them needess-,hat is, by providing something in
their stead whch shall all the good purposes
of Banks without the defects and evils which have
hitherto attended ,hen-we Dhall hail it with pleas
ure. Would not the Globe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
Col. Payne.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

NEw-oHLEANs. 25,h june, 1876.
! had yesterday interesting interview with
Cor. PAYNE. He received bad wound in the
right hip on the mo,1ing of the 9th May in the bat
tie OF Resocd de Ia Palma, and although wound
cd early in the action with grape, or muske, shot,
which is not yet extracted. he never dismounted
until the battle was over when be had TO bs taken
from bis horse" Considering the length ef bis
service, probably more than twenty years, and
his exposure in Florida aud elsewhere. one would
think such an officer almost much entitled 10 a
Brisadership some OF the political ;.,cruits
selected here and there for the sake OF gainin
for denomination. By-the-byc the Government
Printer has been quite mum on that subject laey--
nor has he said, the authority OF th,s Pres
dent, that he would not accept the nomip4uon il
rendered. =
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HANGING LIN Enaland.

The Ne,c York Observer land nothing eIsel has
letter from its London correspondent, giving an &C.
count of a great anti Capital Punishment meeting
at Exeter Hall London, which addressed by
Mr. Ewart, NJ P. Lord Nugent, John Bright, NJ. P
(oi Golden and Bright anti-Corn Law leaders, Dan
el o Connell and Rev. w. ]. Fox. and resulted
in the formation of National Society The writer
says
For considerable time past strong and evidently
growing feeling against I'll capital punshments has mani
tested itself England and the has gradually been
preparing for great popular movement 10 procure their
entire abolition The religious PERI dicdl pres. 1A scarce
~ exception earnestly prnc;es he increment and almost
only thing which have heard OF on the other
side Is pamphlet by Rev. Walter Scott. President OF
Airdalc COLLEGE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

u SAsDIs SARsApasILLA-Thsre causes deeper
than tho hcia obso'vsr imsgnrs for Tho simple
and familiar sensations For instance, iron IL cold
and suppose that In touching II cold 10 Communicated IT. In
tho metal uA whereas heat 10 absrsc ed from Us by he
In.Is aud electricity drawn from lho by ,ha
melal On tho prncplr because Il IL good
conductor Of the tho Other When such snpl, upe-
ration 10 nisurd -rslood II 10 not srarg thai many popular
exist rrs've IN tho e! disease aud
Of Modern .conc, 10 doing much faiso
i'm r-syous subjects and ths Developments
nal Chem airy prove beyond doubt that very large
prup Of diseases have ln-ir origin In uu unnaUrsl
Tho blood TITO I'D rs this has attracted
the Affection VI med cal a- discovery rome ng-uf
that ~i with :apidy sed ccrtsluiy tho vital laid,
and ,ug tho many r-sllts of!s Iny-si gAuon
svr IL preparation ri's.- acys Efficient Than
Sands. Ssr'nps.ns IL h-paic dseASrs Inflammation ot
ID, sIuptOns srEofOus srs'tions dyspep
sis, &c IL Is n safe and -f-ctual
Prepared sold 0hoi rsa!r rsAil by A. q. o.
SANDS Druggists 100 ruton.sL corner Of Wiihn. New.
York Sold also rs brosd~sy - East Broadway, .nd
~ Druggists G-nory hrou houi the Unilod ssias Srics
al ppr boilla. Six boit~s frr Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

ssainst variess hack cas. es-ten who reaase 10
fs gu; licenses for The privilege OF pursuing their re.
spec;ire vecatons On the aeSei ground that the fe
CURING them 10 obtain such permits I. uncons,i,uroas
advertiser.
q We learn that it il the practice of ore o.
OF disrsries in this city commence work 8,
early hcur every Sunday evening TO tho great dis.
cousurs aod annoyance OF many well disposed and re.
hsous persons sden In The vicinity Of those establish
neats. Advertiser
DRY Dock. BRooSLyN.--A very serious 3amass
oSeofFed 20 the work Friday Just a.er The worsuez
"e'e discharged. The immense pressure Of the Water
esA.y oseed the earth from under the pling Of TIE
ceeF dasn into the pit or excavation OF the aocA OF air,
through which the water rushed v6h great force
Ss n short time, snd nearly upss,,ire III. ersre
e1Se' NHSN "i.1 nave t. De taken Gown. The breach
will Cause delay n tie work ard IN, .,c,,,
IN repairing and pumping the deck ou,-ant I, is ,us
Pesee WAS caused BY quick nader the bottom Of ne
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buelness u otlres.

PLuMBE NATIONAL DAdrERaEAN, GALLERY. s5l
BROADWAY The additions this attractive gallery daily
receives, amply repays for calling. though they
rsy have visited bs extensive picture gallery before
We recommend those who have neglected TO Wait this
justly celebrated gallery OF Professor pumbe to be Inn
partial and do tina, they may the prejudice
which the miserable charcoal skeiches have created
There really DO distinct things made bOts
called by the same name
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Law I'ourra

ooeSI OF Orsn AND rERAINkk-Thi, Cour, oper.
go yesterday before Judge Eamouds and the AID o,he
L-tu ana it'n "srd. TIE Grand Jury was DISCHARGED
III Mond,y next None OF The Counsel for pri,on.rs
being rcsdy for ,ts The Cour, adjourned TO hi. fore
moon.
CIRCUIT CouRr--Three or four iraue.:r were t,kao
and the Court adjourned. Judge Edmond. snnouuc,S
that this week will Do devoted the eGs!rcs. of ,h Ans,
ca term ana such csses the General Calendar taken
up next weekn which ooh parties may agree upon ,.is
SUPERIOR Corsr-D ect.ious-Chere, 4rs7,.
ha VS. Ltrtnss0 Co A verdict was sstsiued assn,.
The propr-tors OF LyrgstOns Exprsss for sIoae dom,
cigars Toronto The Court consider. that th
defendants soe for effects OF the fr.she
In which The cigars injured uprss csrces.ur..;
shown in the place where they stored. New trial
allowed
4rroeGeru va Rape'ye-Ssms decision
Erdsfus Vheaion vs. Vn Snail aud olisrs-Notion
for tfis denied
Ciarie, " Ma5aak e. a. Va. Esaae g. Et,lia=ss IN.
pleddsd. Sr-Ssmr decision
There tive deci'oas on demurrer
CovRr OF Common PLxAs-Before Judge DAY.
Hr " J,s<s S;rpAer Clrk -Action OF tresps-s In
relat good, taken rom the store 10 tho hands Of
w Woolle7 Brooklyn already referred to Verdict os
defendant
Ei!iam Ecyder. JAMES Milrard and srr al, arift-
The parties ara natves OF Eugsnd but now doing eu.
elk ihis city The action tor
SANDER csusedoy Mrs saying plaintiff that be 10 liar
aud Inlet and Will prove IL tor when be did work
the slk came home right weight: 1t would always
&c snort one or Two OF in 10 &c. she Also stated IL
charged that he clerk of schurch 10 Eng and
stead OF giving the money the minister he spent for
bis own purposes, aud brought the church poverty.
and the ministers wife cut her throat; that he svt
guinea week Tor preachns in Enslsnd, after which he
would round and sell tho sk hc had stolen during tho
week &c Il 10 deo.ed hs, the words alleged used
&c. To be continued this forenoon For plsntt MIR
Wison and Mr. De Kyn. For defendants mr. Blunt
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Dcc -t;osid
Banks S CO va pdr,d A. Sdter aud d D. Na,a-Rs-
pI-vin on books Verdict Confirmed
.Iohs HaH>d HHtchinss and Others Same decision
Isaac Gee,,y sra Others Nm g 8uetn In which
Mr. promised 1t 10 ssid 10 Jay Tor groceries
subsequent to bis proceedings Ia bankruptcy Same de-
cisou
Asnes Cochron rs Vincent Leeomts and Larr,nes Dr..
tDur-All-ged trrsp.ss property IN Hudsop-.t aud
verdict si'eu for defendants. Motion for usl On
the ground of the jurors having goue the house. &c
denied. and Hppesled from. Appeal dismissed
I'm and Jas C,irrie I'm. " Saith, ai-Verdict
Confirmed.
Derasuss S Boi:ard vs., Ferdinand HOiandrr.-order
sppes-d from modified
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ey There pleasure in having aching tooth In hs
head 10 there proprisy In putting ef the time wheu
Il must he removed, Tor 10 heisr TO have extracted I'M
medisey and OF coursa with the least possible pain We
would recommend to friends. Messrs Hitchcock
Bsisdo Dentists, 81 Broad ~ay. for 1t IL said that bsr
the pain prcc uesd by The
old fnshionsd in.u nmrnI.
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crowded through the Senate without radical amend
meut7 We will not ye; believe it That body has
thus far nobly fulfilled every reasonable expectation
We trust i, will not falter Low. LOOK TO The
SrsI1Er
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Court Cairndnr....Tm. Day

SUPERIOR Cov2r.-The Calendar will b called a. "a,
a. No 50
CoasoS PLEAs-Psrt l-Nos l4e. is II As IS e5
70. n. i2j. l3s Part 2-Nos los 10 lIs ~ ~ 81
20, CO. 20, - leo, l54. 1874 ~ l07. III. " ~
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NOVEL STYLE or SusMLs HAT, SO 5O.--Gcnln. 21S
Broadway, has introduced the novel style OF Hat
made OF the materials and finished in the
ner his celebrated GossaDler Ha.-Ontreney light
Price s. 50. iels If
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u Tue great rush OF v.itnrs continues the American
Museum, and hs the attractive hill
vii no no abatement VI tho crowds Splendid Perform
isto place today both afternoon and event, e.
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~ To render tho human Hair silky so hno hni cl-.n
scsp h-nl,by. smooth while ald fruitful nst
good crop may spriog ther-frOm. have but 20 l.
pend 37s And, reader, only outset for selling
the article that prc- Is Knowing 1t 10 b, ali s.i.
that hon you ths yon ~ aux hi -l.
uh- h~r IL DO merely io -mbelsh 70 dress b-suufy ard
preserY- fsiug "a cure .c,f or
daRdTu The Jor rss Coral Hair Rsst0yaiiy. never mn
do all Ias hundreds Will tell wh grautud, II
drrsses III. hsr beautifully. and red soy hair
darn from tho roots Sold. prc- or shillluss Al
Tho sign VI ibo American Eagle ~ Chsltngs, or as
Bfo.Gway N T., and SO V"' ne bfooIlyn ISL 2.od