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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

DIED nj his residence on the 9Th instant, ol
Paralysis, Mr. RICHARD COLEMAN, in The sixty.
third year of hts aye.
Mr.. Coleman died rs he had lived. private
citlzen-ilInslraing throughout, an exemplary
Ifs the duties aud the vilnes of a private sta
lion. Unasteutalions in his manners. and nn-
aspiring in his desires, he sought neither popu.
lar favor nor public office.
Happily prepared by his position, and his in
intelligence, his experience. ami his Judgment,
his good conduct and his love of justice he was
the impartial nrliter in the difficulties Of his
neighbors. Fair aud honorable in Lis inter-
course will, men; pnncnnI in his enga gcmrnt
and just in fulfilling his obligations, he was fit
ted in no ordinary degree 10 give the advice sui
ted To remove the disquieludrs that arise in
neighborhoods sandto prevent the qnarrels and
arc The peace makers, for they saalL tc cailed tho
children Of God.
In the year 1880 or 1881, he put on Christ
by Baptism and putting his heart into his act,
he engaged with lberaIity and diligence in the
cvrrrion of meeting house, for the Pine Plea.
SAINT Church, OF which lie became a member at
It's constitution 1881. OF iis churchhe COLI
inucd 10 his death an active and Jealous me,n..
hcr, illustrating tie christian virtues and prm-
cipeS Of the Gospel nf his master. aud adorlI-
ing the doctrine Of Gnd his Saviour.
The Surviving family Of this good man, his
church and the community Of which lie wa1
AN ornament and Il bemeiactor. WILL with nnaf:
fectcd grief. NOUN his loss. Bnt though dead,
he YET speatplh in The rich legacy of his cx
cellent characteristic character of al honest
man and an exemplary christian. Let me
die the death of The Rg ghleous, and let my last
end be like his"
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DIED on tie 3lll inst. Of consumption Mrs.
hXy SUPHRoXIA MUSDY, wife Of Col. l.. H..
Aluudy. The deceased was born June llth
1909. She entered early npon Il re marriage re.
laliun in which particular sphere, the qualities
of her heart and mind seemed To lave been
concentrated. AS Il wife, she WAS ~tf"c;iOnate
and faithful; as II mother, devoted 10 her chl.
dren; ms friend. alabe and kind. In her
death her hnsbahd has lost dulIlul wife. her
children fond and DEVOTED mnhey. her friends,
Il kind and sympaihising neigkhnr. Early in
lie she jnined the Baptist Church at Gil"al,
and was ever afterwards an acceptable member.
During her affections. which were of many
months duralions. the writer (wl," was Il daily
ysi,or,) has never seen exhibited, such calm
and palien, suffering: moi II mnrmer escaped
her lips, rs TO the dspenSaiion "I providence.
Surely none bui christian could bear with
such lurli,ude and lamb like meeknesS, the tor
lures Of relcricss disease. On being asked If
she was willing 10 die, she replied, That | am
poor sinner. but have given mp the world, aud
my trust is in God" The day before her
death, when her family and friends were as
semblcd around her bedside weeping on act
count Of her suterinss, she tod her family no,
TO week for her. bnt 10 put their trust in God
who would never IurSake them; aud that lie
would. guide them throughout llle-a!so. that
they lnnst prepare TO meet her in heaven,
where she had n hope of being at rest. Du-
ring this affecting scene, when all were in deep
distress. she alone was calm. She has left ii
husband and. children, Qhree danghiers.) 10
mourn their irreparahle loss, but it Is Il sweet
consolation fer them to know that their loss, is
her eternal gain. EDWIN.
DIED ut the residence Of Mrs. Elam, IN Ibis
District, on-tie 3Oih of June, aiicr a disiressimg
illness of seven weeks CoREELIA GooDwrN,
only child nfthc late Charles G. and Paris
Garrett. in the 10Th Month Of her age.
- Un,eleiuing drnlh! again hast thy nnerring
sisli been hurled. and Thy rude hand hast torn
tfrom widowed mothers bosom. the only lv-
I. ing ;mageof her deceased husband. 'Grieve
not mother for thy losl one. Such il ihecon-
mon lot OF aIls but consue myself nvi'la The con-
tideni assurance; that an alwise and meIclIul
creation hast removed Thy darling babe from
a world Of trials aud great affiiclIons 10 ono Of
endless bliss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
: Great Inducement at the
Cheap Cash Stores.

TENHE Undersigned intends naw 10 leave
IL for the North shortly aud as every body
knaws Cuttan is worth lDcen:s, aud tie bfdss
pect for its rising is good. il is d NATURAL ednse-
qunnce thai nil Goods will be higher this Fan.
aud il sIercha"ts pays higher prices for Goods,
buyers must also. But by coming forthwith,
Belure the new Stock arrives, bargains will be
The assortment is good yri, ddd no articles
missing tlieI efuie all in want Of cheap Goods.
call to my Stores ut ohce. either here or at
Grani,evillc; und ynI will say The best a'gains
decidedly are given at
!. CbHN.
Auo 3. 81 19
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

A GALLANT JEw.-In the ranks of The
Hung army. fighting fur their ljhrf'y,
says The Jewish Chronicle. is a Jewish
officer of high. merit, NJ. Dauneberg, VIII"
had served under The Americans in the
Mexican wars. but no sooner did he hear
of the Struggle against oppression in his
native Country, (lunsary) Than Ire prn-
ceeded from New York 10 Bremen, aud
thence 10 the >ceuenf war, where lie is now
earning golden laurels.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
DISSOLUTION.

YEyHE Coprnership heretofore existing uI
IL der The name and style uf BURT u
DOBY. is this day dissolved by lnn unl con-
SENT Persons indebted 10 lhe late firm are
authorized to settle with J. l.. DOBY. Aud
all persnns Indebted To tIelii, will please cull
anu settle immediately.
a. Fl. BURT,
J. l.. DOBY.
July 1s ls49, If 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Real Estate for Sale.

YHN1E Subscriber offers for Sale the ClIERO.
Il KEE POND PLACE. 1t is situated.
cigh, miles Iiom Hamburg on the main Road
lo Eigcfiphl G.. II. The Tract is Pine Land
of superior qrali,y. and conrains about seven
hundred acres Ii is al this time in fine stale
of progressive Improvement. and is susceptible
of lhe highest degree of cultivation. The ont
letnnd range for stock is excellent, and the
healthlnncss Of The place is unsurpassed.
These advantages, and its nearnes, to market
makes it truly desirable place. TO an ap..
proved purchaser The terms will be accommu.
dating. w. w. GEIGER.
August IL ct 81
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Cheap Goods in Store:
so Hlhds Prime n d Sugar:

10 Hhds. comnion N. o. Sugar;
20 choice Porto Kieo, sugat,
S {" crushed :"
2 :" powdered !'
S Boxes Wo3lsey & Woolsey double
refined loaf sngur,
3 ia Charleslon double refined loaf
sugar,
2U tIhds. MascoyadS M0iasses.
F" Trinidad I"
So Bnrres New Orleans
100 Barrels No. 3 Maeketel tlarge sizeij
20 Kills No.
rs bags prime Rio CcHeo
40 " " Lngngra "
20 " old Cuba :.
80 old Jas7t q:
oUOO Lbs. Union brand white Lead fNo.i
extra aud pure.)
300 GalIons Linseed Oil;
2 Barrels Train ::
800 LBS. Putty in Bladdefs,
I25 Boxes window slass (alI sizes,I
Is Kegs Eastern nails (assorted|
10000 Lbs. assorted Swedes lrof:-
500 I" Casteel (Sanderdons,)
German and Blister steel,
4GG Pieces heavy Dundee baggins,
IOO Coils hemp rope, ......
~ Bales hOtnespun eAusnsta mannae-
turc,
5 .'' (Graniteville COmpany)
8 heavy ent,on Osnabu,ss;
20 boxes sperm candles.
90 Adananrine candies.
10 Hull g. Sons patent candles,
30 Hhds. bacofi sides {western;)
1000 Lbs. country Bacon,
3 Tietess Rice. sc. &e.j
"A LS.O&
Saddles. Brides, Blankets, Calicoes, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trbbs, SdSar.sans,
Cnne-sea, Chars, Wood sea, Chairs, Grind.
stones. aud many other articles TOO tedious to
emumefale.
DUNBAR & GARMANY.
Hamburg, July II, l849, tt rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.

Samuel Lowry and others, ! R;U far pn,,;,,ou
uS. II H.. T.,,
Oscar Lowry, Oliver A,kins gs,n,o vy' D''''y
and others.
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that J"hn ]
4 Swcalman and Charity his wife, if alive
and Thomas Reams, Celia Rrams, DemariS
Realms and Daniel Sweaman. some of the
Defendants in this case, are without the limits
of this S,aie on motion by Mr.. Warllaw,
Plaintiffs Solicitor. ordered that The defendants
above named appear in this Honorable Court
aud plead. answer or demut to The Bill in this
case. within three months finm the publication
of this order. ol that said Bill be taken pro con-
tess0 agains, Them.
S. s. TOMPKINS, C. E. ~.
Commissioners Office, August 20, le49.
August % 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
July 1S le49,
"A C. "A r I'D i.

THE Undersigned having purchased the In
,erest of A. II. BURT, in the late firm OF Burr
4 DoBY respectfully announces Ghs friends
and The public generally, that he will still keep
open the PLANTERS HOTEL, and
hnpes by strict attention and care Oh his purl. Ia
meet liberal share of public patronage. Ills
BAR will he kept up with The choicest Wines
and Liquors Of all kinds. and his STABLE will
be attended to by d steady and honest HOs!isr'
TERMS OF BOARDING.
Boarding per month by the year,
without lnlging, SlO w
Boarding and Judging per month by
,hc year exclusive uf lights. j so
The months, II so
Busrding and lndsing per week, 0O
per day, 90
rer.neal. 34
Boarding Horse per month by the year, 10 %
Il day, IS
Transient boarding. payahIe-Cash,
Regular boarding, payable Monthly.
JOHN L. DOBY.
July Ia 1919, II 26
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B0gaaRaner's Manure.

FBNHE nndersigned respectfully Informs Ahe
Il Planters. that he resides nj No. 4 Atlantic
street, Charleston. 5. G aud If any Planters
wishes 10 buy Method f"t individual right,
or District or County right, or should any
Agricultural Society desire to purchase the
right. aud wish to have the services Of an agent
on the place Iorlhe purpose Of giving ins'ruc.
ton they will please tu direc, their letters (post
pad) to ,.
Proprietor of-,he Patent for South Gnrulina
and G"n.gr.
AnH. %. 1910 u 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Al Care

q BEG leave 10 return my thapks ii the
u public for the liberal patronage hetetoforo
besto wed on me, and solicit q continuance
Of The same for the new firm.
b. S. DUNBAR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
a Ca rG,

p BEG leave 10 return my thanks 10 the
IL public for the liberal patronage hste,o-
fore bestowed on me, and solicit q coheihu-
ancc of inc same ior the new, firm. y
G. W. GARMANY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Notice.

a T the same time, and place, will sell
IA on the same terms, Gf not previously
disposed of, at private sale,) the tract OF
land whereon Mrs. Mourning Mauhewa, resi-
ded at lhe time of her death, containing four
teen hundred acres, more or less, and adJon-
ing lands Off p King, COL Whit. Brooks,
G. W. Holloway, and others.
M. FRAZIER.
July l6, lit 26
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Z LIZ L ! II LIZ itD ILAS -
IN EQUITY.
SUSAN PopE, }
US. PARTITION.
MARY JANE POPE.
N Office j. hereby given that by virtue
Ia OF an order from The Court Of Equity
in this case, shall proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House on The first Monday in
October next, the following tracts Of. Land,
belonging to the estate Of James 8. Pope,
deceased, viz:
Ist. The Mason Tract, (being q part Of
that valuable tract Of land known as the
Island Ford Land,) containing Twelve Hun
dred and sixteen 3U-l0u acres, more or less,
lying in Edgefeld and AbbeviIle Districts,
on SaIuda River, and adjoining lands Of Dr..
Jno. Holland, Fl. II. Hill and Tbeophilns
Hill, 10 which IS attached one half Of the
public Ferry at Island Ford over Saluda Ri
yer, also. the Island Tract, below the Ferry,
containing three acres, more or less.
End. The William Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and fifty 3s-l0O acres, more
or less, lying in Abbevile District, adjoining
the above Tract, lands Of Edmund Day,
Henry Beard, and others.
3rd. The Thomas Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and ninety 32-lOD acres,
more or less, lying in Abbeville District, od
joining the last Two Trac cts, lands Of Edmund
Dav, Robt. Gillian, Gen. James Gillian, and
Saluda River.
4lh. The Riddle Tract, containing one
hundred and forty-seven and one half acres,
living in Edgeield District, on Half Way
Swamp, and adjoining lands Of Mrs. Morris,
William Bradfeld, P. Burnett, Ser, and P.
Burnett, Ju'r,
9Th. The Big Creek Tract, continuing
Three Hundred and sixty $751; loo acres, lying
in EdgeAeld Dis,ricr. on Big Creek, and ad>
Joining lands OF Samuel Webb, J. Richard
son, TssPowc,s, Jacob HaltcwaEgcr, and
Levi Adams.
9Th. The Clouds Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and orc and three fourths
acres, lying in Edgelield District, on Rowes
Branch, and adjoining lands of G. Rnther-
ford, J. Gibbons, Estate Of Martin Rowe,
dec d., and John Gibbons,
7lh. The Mathews Tract, containing one
hundred and eleven and 4-l0 acres, lying in
Edgelield District, and adjoining lands Of
Jacob HaliIewanser, Wm. Walton, Simeon
Christie. and Levi Adams.
Sth. The Lime Kiln Tract, contains g
fifty acres, lying in Laurens District, and ad-
joining lands Of Pleasant Saddler, Robert
Box Harrison Daniel and Timan Smith.
Said Lands will be sold on a credit Of one
and two years, with interest from end afier
one year from the day OF sale; except as to
so much rs will pay the cost of this suit, to
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with good su!elies, to secure the purchase
money.
S. s. TOMPKINS, C. Z Ed.
Commissioner Office, July l6, 1919.
JuIyls, lit rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

A Louisiana planter and physician,
states in letter tha, he thinks it pr"habl"
that the Cholera has destroyed one.tenih OF
The slaves Of that State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Company Orders.

OVN"P"Hy 0H "
EDGEFlELD BEAT COMPANY.
ORDER No
I'm consequence Of the Regimen,al and Bat.
b 1nlliun Calirrs Martial. being ordered on
the 2nd Saturday in August, (ihe 1lrh,) 80
much of the Order, commanding yot TO be and
appear on that day. is hereby Cnur erlnanded,
and yon are ordered to appear on the 25t inst,
for Drill and instruction.
The Clerk Of the Company, viii mnkc ont a
list of all deEauers. and be particular in return.
ing them TO the Court Martial.
BY order Of Capt. ATKINSON.
B. G. BRYAN. o. s.
August d. lS49 H ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
" o { / ce

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that application will
q. be made 10 the Legislature Of South Carroll.
ma, at its next Session, to Incorporate Gum
pany for the purpose Of making Plank Road
from Edgefrld to Hamburg.
August %. 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

S,SGuLAK OccuGnENcf.-A cn1riage
driver nan'cd Phillip M"t', was yesterday
ailernnon driving a harourhe with four
ladies in it. up Pcnn 81. and when-h AR
rived nearly. orpos:'e M'Falen's ware
house loud explosion was heard, and
the horscs and carriage was very much
sc",rhe.I. al,nos, all thc hair being burnt
off the rour animals. Some ie.,ds in
human shape, as is SURPRISED, placed Il
large quantity of powder in The street. and
carried a Iraiu To some secret lace where
they applied fire 10 it when The carriage
was passing. Neither The ladies' nor the
driver. we're injured. ror did the horses,
although suil-rins sleai pain. run Uii,.
-Pittsburs G.Zelle, 4iii inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
OBITUARY.

A kind heart is the frunlain Of pity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
RISLEY'S VERMTFUGEO Or COMPOU
Syrup Of Pink Root.

An cifcc,ual WORM KILLER, perfectly
safe in all Cases. 1t operates gently on the
Bowels and is so pleasant that when children
once gel tasle, they cry FIR it.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
HAYILAND, MSLEY, IL CO.. Druggists,
Augusta Also, snlI by G. L. PENN, Agent,
Edgcfeld by Country Merchants general
ly. Prize 25cls.
August |, 1910 2m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that application viii
IL be made ai The next setting Of the LegIsIn'
tnrc Tor New Road Lending out from the MAJ
i'm Town Road in this District, at or near Sam
uet Stevens, and inseTsecring tho Long Cane
Road, ut or near Gibson Collins,
August # 2S
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3 q w Ena aVI ID.

Will regard to the efficacy Of JEW DA-
VID S..or the II EBREW .PLASTERS, moth.
ing need he soid, as they curry with them their
own recommendation. aud the price being 50
remarkably low, iSn sufficient inducemcnl for
those afflicted to give them trial. The agent
confident 'hatby The great and increasing de-
mand for these Piasers, The popularity which
they have obtained solely by their own merits,
and the universal satisfaction which they have
given, that they are decidedly superior t" any
otLer in use. See advertisement in another
column.
The genuine arc for sale by
JnJIN n CHASE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

The PREslDExr's ToUR.-The Bal,i,
m"re American of Friday says:
The President Of The United States
reached This city yesterday afternoon in
the cars from Washington. He was greet,
cd on his arrival al Mount Gale depu! hy
a large number ct citizens. with many ol
whom lie exchanged saulaions. lie pro.
ceedcd Immediately in a carriage TO Bar
nuns City liulei, where great c'owd
of persons were waiting to see him, being
Introduced TO The assembly, he made a
brief address. expressing great pleasure
at his warm reception, aud promising on
his return, to remain day or two in the
city. where he wnukl be glad 10 take his
fellow-ci'izens by the hand:
The PiesiJcul will continue his journey
this mnuruins. going to York and Lancas.
Ter by the S"sqrehanna Railroad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

CALIroRNrA-rhe California corrcspon-
dentiof the New York Post gives what is
called 40 amusing skech oflhings in Cali
lornia. 1t may be amusing to readers III
The United States. but was no doubt any
Thing else 10 hose who were the subjects
ufit
There some long faces on The part OF
the passengers on The arrival OF The Fan:
anna at San Francisco. Tho steamer bad
come 70 anchor near the U. S. sloop.of-
war Warren. The passengers surrounded
and eagerly questioned Ine nldshlrnan
who boatded us. When they learned from
him, in answer 10 their anxious inquiries
that The miners were averaging only ten
dollars a day at the mines, and So hard
was the work that most people preferred
half that amount with hard labor al San
Francisco, there was evidently sad dis
appointment to their hopes: The Won
ders Of Aaddin's lamps would not haye
satisfied the gol'l seek kers; their eXpecla-
lions had been worked up to height not
easily defined, and were lie, down to ten
dollars a day-au amount wi,hia the Limits
of aritfmeticaI calculations.
1t was interesting. to observe The pro-
gress, for the first few days, Of these ad.
Venturers. They. cluns To The s'eamer,
tilllhe good na'ure of the caprain and the
fresh provisions Of the ship were exhausted
together. They finally dispersed, most
of them going TO the mines, with their
salt pork, tin kettles, tools. aud India rub
her con'rivances. The parsoh, WHO had
each Sunday during lhe voyage. read 10
US The service, and preached against This
world aud lis lusls, was off TO he mines
with lu and shovel. A suber, stal, and
smoOlh-laced- man, hat had conducted
himself like saint on board the ship was
to be seen, much to the surprise OF all. deal :
ing cards at The faro table. al The Parker
Hotel. The poilician5-lIon. Mcssrs. T..
Butler King Of Ge"rsia and Gwyn of
J.ousiana.-wele playing their parts, and
delivering themselves Of vague seueralties
at the political gatherings in the public
square Of San Fruncisco.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

DARING Hl6HwAY ROBBERY. One Of the most
DARN. highway robb~r.s that we ever heard Of In these
part. ~., committed upon the person q Mr. Hopkins.
on Saturday asst In broad day hight some iaree or four
miles from Tbs city. the turnpike iesanet 70 Won't
sonery Mr. Hopkin. j. farmer snd supplies the -
Charlie. Broadway Pearl STREET and Other house, q
our city with butter eggs and poultry. on saturday
be was returning home and when the location 90
shove stated TIVE strsnse men entered hs Nss o.
hind seized him BY the throat and held bm isst 20
horses and two held Mr. Hopkins. the fourth rinrd ns
pockets Of al the money IN them, amounting !" SONS
seventy ave dollars. The proceeds Of ais sses sshs
from the load be bad Friday br0ushi into tne CITY
and disposed OF. Mr. Hopkins va. 90 far some rom
strAn w0en the robbers le Be inseusoir
When be recovered he returned % the city. bat no
trsoe Of the villains wss found. cinoiu Com. 18th.
TIE FsPiRg STATE We learn that this "a
voriie steamer not burned 70 the waters edge.
according the nautical Interpretation Of that phrase
She scuited under The superinientsnce q her
odd commander. Coms'ock. and In three hours shsr
sunk TO her Suard. Capt c. did not leave Der III
by his exertons snd the To- urss he bat
received. he PEELED % 90 on shore Her bald
and other experienced persons pyouOunc. that her
Eul 10 uninjured. steam pumps ssv- been ins~ftes
~ free her from water ami her ooners and ensincs
no, dsmsged but ths, they he ,nsds good q.
new. The Empire state was insured fof 500 -
New York City and state and In Phisielphis for some
$1,000 Before another week hs. elspsei The 'cui'hns
holes msde BY Cspt Comstocks sxs viii have beea
ssalsd. AID the good siesmer be on her way q Ne-
York By the 18th Of July she will 30 In good trin
and ready to resume her trips Yesterday the rem
nsnt. Of the Empires furniture and sppsrcl we're .oi
At auction. at the Railroad de POT Boston Tran, l-lh
FUGIrnE FRON JUsTtcE.--On " Wednesday
evening officer Hughes brought from Lancaster Johu
korz fugitive from the justice Of the stats Of New
York. charged with grand larceny. who com NIT
ted by Mayor Swift % the custody of officer from
New York, TO be taken on there Cor tia. nm Let's