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Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27

In the Circuit Court, Of said county, DecepaJe,
Term thereof, A.D. 1853.
Daniel L. Miller,
John j. Reinhart, $l4s II.
HNhe attachment in this case was obtained
~ by said plaintiff against the Estate, real
and personal of the said defendant from L. X.
Barber, Esq, justice of the Pesce of said
county, on the 5th day of July, A. d. 1853,
for the sum of $l4S II, returnabe at the
December term, 1853, of the Court aforesaid,
and the same having been returned into the
clerks office Of the Court aforesaid, executed
by3he Sheriff of said county.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that unless
the said defendant shall appear, Plead answer
ETC., herein, on or before the first day of our
next December term, Of said Circuit Court, to
be holden at the Courthouse in Woodville, in
said county, on the second Monday in Decem-
Der, AID. 1853 judgment by default final,
will be entered against him, and the effects 50
attached, will be.disposed off towards the salts
faction of said plaintiffs debt interest and
cost Of suit
Issued, this 5th day of September, AID. 1853.
II. J. BUTTERWORTII, Clerk.
G. S. Kellogg, Esq, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct. 3-lm
Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27

GtILBERT POTTER hollis himself in
~ readiness to execute all orders for
Carpenter Work, either in town or country,
with taste and dispatch. In addition TO the
above. he will attend to all orders for MAX
ing Book eases and Wardrobes, which will
be executed with neatness aud at low rates.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. AL work done by him will be
warranted.
Woodville, Sept 81. 1852 -38tf.
Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27
Brick for sale.

TEYHE Subscriber has just opened alarge
n Kiln OF lewIy-burned BRICK, OF n
very superior quality, for building and paw
ing, winch he. will sell lower than has yet
been sold in this market. He will keep a
large supply constantly on hand, and re-
spectfulysolicits lhepublic patronage.
nj. CRIST.
misty
Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27
wilkinson Female Seminary.

Y'HE exercises of this institution, under the
direction Of the Misses Calder, will re-
commence on Monday the 2sth of November,
1858.
November, 10th, 1s53-tf
Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27
DissOIuiiorl.

,EsHE firm heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned underline name OF j.
Thayer & Co., is this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. JASPER THAYER
GILBERT POTTER.
WoodviIIe, Aug, IS, 1852,
Woodville Republican., 1853-12-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ! &C
Wilkinson County. %

In the Circuit Court, Of said county, December
Term thereof, A.D. 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

would be highly Questionable and dangerous oa, mere
exrscidr sy and perhaps there Vas not
eeseryng OF in it, being conducted m an
binary manner The runbsr Of members Of the Lests,
live Assembly Ei b0w be 40 instead 81 81 "nion va
opes Ep vice 6ch of Senatorial hOnors - aew
Il remsius 20 be whether the cus IT The nstenA OF
witch Tie House composed vii be improved ~ me
enlargement.
Of resolutions OF scarcely constitutional nm
portsnce has passed the Assembly resolutions sr
II the principle that the l. g.tve Council ought 70 De
elective An sddress will be sent 10 the Queen sathonI
ing this principle The bran oh OF the Legislature 20 De AZ
cted is not 10 be asked 20 concur Tn-re Is doubt
from the previous declarations Of the Imperial Govern
men; that the prayer Of the address viii D allowed ssd,
under these circumstances the initiation Of constitution
al reform IS pretty good guar Intee Of rs success
The norogation is announced Tor the l0ia inst
may be certain that 10 about that time the longest session
ey er held in this country VIII be brought 10 a close
Father GayaIzi delivered two lectures in this city 20
crow ded audiences lie recommended that moaey be
voted Roman Catholic Colleges, that the Jesaits be
relied the country ana that the nsreS be suppressed
All these sentiments wsrs loudly sOpl2uded.
The fa wheat here locks well but the spring crops are
genesly backward There has fallen in this neighbor
hood more rain this spring than any other year for the last
quarter Of century L. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
CANADA.
Disseutiou in the Cabinet-speculation at Toronto
,or.ti,utfenal Reform-CSevaZzi-Crop,

p,.s.n,ion in the Cabinet-speculation at Toronto
Ior.r,utienal Reform-tssvaZZi-Crops.
Correspondence The n T. Inbune. -
The seat of Government question has created some
trouble in the Cabinet. When Mr.. Hncks the other
niebt proposed vote Of 100000 for Parliament build
ines in this city Of his colleagues, Mr. Drumm0nd,
Attorney eneral for Lower Canada 70 the great sur
mise of the House got up and with much yehemence
SUPPORTED an amendment offered by an opposition men,
her 10 the effect that sum be voted for new Parliament
buildings til city be selected the site OF parma
nept az Of Government He declared his preference for
Rytown; but DOT particular about the place to be
chosen as about the abstract principle OF refusing 20 vote
auy money for Parliament buildings I'll permanent site Is
selected lie informed the House that he had already IN
Cabinet COun II suppose, threatened 20 resign the ques
TON Of vO NJ the 100000 tor buildings In Toronto were
not le N open geestion. This seems al been
regarded for tie finance minister moved his resolutions
f1othng had been said Mr. Drummond was very severe
on what be called the perambaating system OF Govern
meut snd sid hso made Canada the laughing stock OF
the world The Finance Minister denied that hereafter the
removal II the Government 10 orOnio every ioar years
would be expensive especially after tne RAILROADS
were completed. Other members looked on the ques
ton as one Of good faith eohienelng that Parha'
uent IS pledged 10 bring back the Govern nsnt
10 this the principal city Of Upper Canada Dir Drum
uonds opposition, however. Of little avail for the
resolutions voting 100000 Tor Parliament buildings in To
ront0 were earned by vote q 3 against 10 Amsha
eu;s f. fixing tie seat OF government Montreal and az
Quebec were voted down by large majorites 10 pros
peet Of the opening Of great lines Of railway as well - OF
now great rage speculation in real estate here IAke
an example. A few weeks ago estate OF JOO acres.
fhreequsiers 81 mile from the present buit up paris OF
CIV sold for $4,000 and SINCE then % acres OF
has been cold for 100000
1he most important ever passed oy the United
Legislature OF Canada j. the Representation Dl After All
the Il gkatYe Council deserve great praise tor tue asc
riy with which thy pasted il In one day thsy read
second time passed i through C0mmfiee OF me whole
and ad The third and last time The vote $1,000 = agans
the Affirmative votes exceeding by one the requ ate two
thirds majority II the Soyi;0r General for Upper CanAha
lad net been In England his vote woad have oesn gwen
for The measure Asa general thing this railroad manasr
Of doing business BY s8spendg the rules Of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Ncm21ork Daily Gyibnne.
MADEIRA. AND A VOYAGE rHIrHER.

w
e.rsspo-6euee Of Them Y Tribune.
MADEIRA. November la51
But day Of suffering hangs this devoted peas
anry compared with which, fear all anteceden SUI
ferings might well be considered easily endurabe. Inc
miseres Of poverty always 90 harassng here, threaten
to be iearfuy aggravated by the almost total failure OF
the vine Upon the grape whole parishes have leaned Tor
food that Of Fuuehal particularly on he northern side
OF the island numbering three thousand souls cuvaies
no other means OF subsistence The fruit of the vine
has been their meat their drink their raiment and only
earthly prop. To what can they look for subsst-
escape starvation Neghbors masters, nor freads
relatives aid them, for of these have thea
selves more than the means Of mere existence. The
grape has failed, and with it many comforts and all
saperfuites. The rich can but scdnt1y aid the
poor from out OF their Own vastly restricted
resources; while many, in comfortable circumstances
before apprehend with too much reason the suffer-
ngs which they have aeyated in others. Contributions
Of the charitable wealthy have hitherto supported the
InfmSries, the PoorbOuses, the Converts and other
eleemoeynary establishments but these must in great
measure be Withdrawn, and state OF misery supcrene
at the bare contemplation Of which the mind recolls.
Already, however, snccor although TO small extent
has been received from England-enough 10 raise hope
Of more effectud relief A committee has been APP
pointed By the Governor, composed of the English and
American Consus, and other leading Of the Island,
TO receive and distribute charitable contributions; and
no doubt is entertained OF large assistance particularly
irum the two great countries England and the United
States alike distinguished for wealth and generosity
Should such assistance be not forthcoming, God help
the misersbe Wresehes-if only TO an early death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08


ships have been built by contract expressly Tor Government
see has been taken In their construction, also In
a Engines strength and speed and their accommodations
uuequeed for eegnce comfort Price OF
NJ EewYork Liverpool In rstcloss cabin S1o IN second
exclusive of exirasize sO from Liverpool
bkewYo $50 $40 An experienced surgeon attached to each
hip No berth secured until Ps'd for IN s,,,,,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

GRAND EXCURSIONS for COMFY ISLAND,
~ Landing AZ FORT HAMILTON each wuyFsre ci each
N-lhe and splendid ECONOMY, Capt L. d. Abel
VA make Regular Tips for the daily, for Hamilton and
"a le.vf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

MssouR-In the IIId District, james . 1 LdisA
the Wing candidate for Congress and 70 me 800. ~,
trict, Samuel Caruther. Gen Thomas D. Ensnsh !" '1'
AntBenton opponent ofshe latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

CANDEN ana AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHILA-
- pELPniA ssso PFC Ne NoZ,h River toot o safsry
= 10 n By stsalnbost TRENTON South Ausy q
ars o. RGsrtovn and steamboat STOCKTON % PhatephA
Es. Fspress liDe P NJ BY steamboat JohN POTTER
Asey thence direct 70 Cssen by Ihrcugh N scS ssre
- Refuroirs -sv- PHI isreiohis A. 10 An sDdsP.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

r,se No North River O'Clock NJ pre-
, For freight passage the counting
s.r9 az SPOFf0RD. TILEsTON Co.. No 50 Broadway.
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERSThe Ships composing this line are
hs following ,,c,,,c - -,
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Rye
ARCTIC Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt Coustock
Can't traitor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

TKssrsrE-E. M Yerge7, of Memphis, has besc
nominated as the Wing candidate for Congress 10 nst
District in opposition TO f. r. Stanton, DEM VINO
esuaidare for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

THlkD-CLASS PASSENGERS. -
limited number Of third class passengers will he taken from Phia
sephA and Liverpool, and found in cooked provisions 40
frOn Philadelphia From Liverpool 80
Certificates passage will be issued here 10 parties who are deSouS
II bmkts cut their friends al corresponding rates
Freight 81 Per Un coarse good hardware Ac VIII De taken s"p
Jet 10 agreement
An experienced SURGEON ill be carried on each ship
Small dlats drawn sight on England aud Ireland
For hesAt on pasaege arply 10 THOMAS RICHARDSON,
No IS Broadway NY and No. Walnut-st, Philadelphia
RlCnARnSON BROTMERS \ Co.. Live pool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

u.II. LINE for CALJF0RNIA'-UNfTED
srITYs MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrAhst, , n & X.ii os
~ ss;; Ssss96 ss% x 1T'sf;is$TIG
.sns ". TIN o~ PsI SoIS
"a intend to dispatch direct 70 A'pnwsn during
ss a. jule Ne onoviDs sSsansFs Ns~i"f "a 'a''fH'
.. ILLINOIS c.yt H.1.ssss l Y y " co..o..v
sroRoA e;gs G d:S gsS
ss ss1s The No .fa1s sss IS''' % 90
xo.x HAVANA AND EEw-ORLEAYS LINE;
yass cHEROKEE, Capt. r. BAXTER.
p .Is ,T en- = corner q wsnso where sdSi
$780, III ca. Be obtained, personally or BY letter
TNE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
'n..sDERsILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO The Accessory
. esIsns s !. sSvsoes StSas
cine sresIn,hip STAR oF TIE WEST -i
fs No zNsItb sive soeOck NJ precisely fH ssa
s ~ gtesnshp CORrEs leo harden.
a. IIsDt Route hsvns but ~ s: Of ana s as
ysn FOR information passage the lowest rates apply
Sas iseJ Of Company No. SSf PsSsi r Asn
osers se cautioned a. sins representation hired runners
ss.I - s & he ofies
cTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW,
On ssssw ed NswYort sts.osP Co@PsnJ. RoTs9 ne.
sssFssasr vin sail from ss~-Yo for fsssscT :g shIukoAf
s m CABIN ,ssioon stsss Rooms.
y,rs Cabin (hidsap State Rooms) ..-..
besond Cabin.
fsird Glass; 's,::i lee iucui:G
wlyS J. hcsYMos No. 50 Broadway.
TOR california; new aud splendid steam
Tsf shk fA T Df
sIigO and PANAMA, WEDNESDAY, June IS at Il NJ
az and VII sss the transit Of he sas and sseur
.esay voyage The qualities Of this steamer wen snOwD
i.ns for the nlsuhs competed successfully WITH and
81 al or the Atlantic 1t IL confidently expected
a. s wiz make the voysle In ten das sss TINE than y ha been
~ syply 10 u. MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtlsndt-st
FOR CHARLESTON and Weekly
Mail LineThe fsyore and fastgoins steamer sOgla-
nTnsIsDAY June g. At O'clock NJ, precisely For freight
t on board whore all bills Of ldng viii be gned and for
~ sPoPFoRD, TmEsToE L Co. No. 80 Broadway,
fkush Tickets for FLORIDA follows 10 Jacksonville 81 70
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
NsEMIwEEKLY U. 5. MAIL JIEE-The new and elegant
ssr'h,gg,. RroN Captain Berry,
sOUTHERNER ...........,.....Cs Captain W Foster.
,.s regular .eS weekly between York and Charles
n vii 5S %s1s h1 Sbs sgai as follows: Saturday My
souiHERsER... "Wednesday Nay a5
taEs ATSiR .ssSTay, JSSs4
sOgIhEkkER. ''....''''''''' " edo sday SoPe
sOUTHERNE R..".......... Wednesday June n
mes, leave Pier No North River NJ pre-
For VII TEs Sc co., 81
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC Capt COnstock
""O''N' ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
% E1ery care has been aken in sr construction also in
R Engines insure strength and speed and their accomodaions
~ from TewYork Liverpool in 6rscass cabin s2o in second
$40; exclusive q e1trssze state roo,n eO from Liverpool
an. No berth secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Waier Cure.

A CkRD.-A Report Of Two Hundred Interesting
N Csses treated with Water By EDWARD ftLLEkEk
NJ D., Rsfdent Physician Of the Orrnse Mountain Mses
will be furnished without ehATse 10 sppe Al
DcosI posJad order T. > letter stamp AdIesC
sFLLTRs BROTHER Propreos the Orange Mountain w.
Souh Orange, New Jersey VISITOR 70 the above
IrF.fu;iob Morris Essex Railway foot Of
z NJ and p NJ Distance from NeS-forE ~
nales-
DR. CHARLES MUNDE's WATERCURE Els
~ TABLIsHBlENT FLORENCE (NorthAnaPton) Mas hs,
greatly enlarged aid improved through ouaz and
able Accommodate upward Of $50 The
situated Of the pleAsantes and hs4tnest regions
fe vstes ard earliest dcpe Pesz sud the
HydopAhe Physician living Price for board and tsa
ment So per Weet
DR SHEW, Of New-York, earliest American Prac
~ toner and author Of various works the s1
viii patients during the N oonnecton vita
Hr CAMPBELL ct Lebanon sprns,, Columbia County, N T.
DR. BEDORTHA's WATER CURE,at SARATOGA
SPRINGS This Establishment located broadway, near
celebrated Spring The House entering ia 'econ1
ea,op Of baths arranged d
convenient attached Few places possess sqa attrte
ton RIO desirable facilities for the cure
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for hundred patients
Depsrtnen Female Diseases r. T. TRAIL Popuetor Dr. J.
L. HOSFORD, Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
~ l Of Ap been hd with pacur regard 70 COM
fort ard conyenence with the celebrated heahuneS OF ms
NewTort climate will desirable Address Dr. '" "
REH, Newport, RI
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01
Scls-RelialIce.
Columbia county, Geo., Jan. 20, 1853.
BY EMERSON.

There is time in evey mans education
when ne arrives at the conviction that envy is
ignorance that imitation is suicide; that he
must take hinl>e { for better, for worse, as his
portion; that though the vide universe is full
of good, no kernel of nouri>hing corn can come
to him but through his toll bestowed on that
rlot o! ground which is given him to till. The
uuwrr which resides in him is new in nature,
and none but he knows what that is in which
he can do, nor does he know until he has tried.
Not for nothing one face, one character, one
fact, makes much impression on him, and an
"thei none This sculpture in memory is not
wth"u, PIE established harmony. The eye
was placed where one ray should fall, that it
might trstii! "f that particular ray. We but
half express ourselves, and are ashamed of that
divine idea which each of Us represents. 1t
may he safely trusted as proportinnale and Of
good issues, SO it be faithfully impaired, but
God will not have this work made manifest by
towards A man is relieved and gay when
he has put his heart into his work and done
his best; but what he has said or done other,
wise, shall give him no peace. 1t is a deliver
ancc which does not deliver In the attempt
his genius deserts him; no muse beiricnds ;
no invention, no hope.
Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that
iron string Accept the place the Divine Pro-
yidence has found for you, the society of your
contemporaries, the connection Of events.-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

Great men have always done 50, and confined
themselves childiikc to the genius OF their age,
brtrayng their perception that the absolute y
trustworthy was seated at their heart, work.
ing through ther hands, predominatmg in all
their being. And we are now men, and must
acce pit in the highest mind the same transcen-
dent destiny, and not minors and invallds in
protected corner, not towards fleeing before
revolution, but guides, redeemers and bcnetac-
tors, obcying the Almighty effort, and adSanc-
ing on Chaos and the Dark.
What pretty oracles nature yields us on this
text, in the face and behavior of children, babes,
and even brutes? hat divided and rebel
mind, that distrust of a sentiment because our
arithmetic has co Aputed the strength and
means opposed to our purpose, these have not.
Their mind being whole, their eye is as yet ur-
conquered, and when we look III their faces,
we are Disconnected. Infancy conforms to no.
body: all conform to it, So that one babe COM
nnonl ic.l;es four or five oat Of the adults who
pratle and play to it.
But the man is, as it were, clapped int" ja!
by his consciousness. As soon as he has once
acted or spoken with eclat, he is committed
person, NhtCHeu ny lic sJ'hP""'J VI Wv -"
tired Of hundreds, whose affections must now
enter into his account. There is no Lethe for
this ALI, that he could pass again into his
neutrality! Who can thus avoid all pledges,
and having observed, observe again, from the
same unaffected, unbiased, unbrbable, unaf-
frighted innocence, must always be formidable.
He would utter opinion on all passing affairs,
which being seen to be not private, but neces-
sary, would sink like darts into the ear OF men,
and put them in fear.
Whose would be man must be non-con-
formist. lie who would gather immortal
palms must not he hindercd by the name OF
goodness, but must explore it iii be goodness.
What must do is all that concerns me, not
what the people think. This rule, equally ar
duuus in actual and intellectual life, may serve
for the whole distinction between greatness
and meanness 1t is the harder, because you
will always find those who think they know
what is your duty better than you know it. 1t
is easy in the world to live after the world
opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our
own; but the great man is he who in the
midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweet
ness the Independence of solitude.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

sve. 1t is best to mix with all classes, but
avoid debating clubs-in the aggregate they
do evil.-M Mechanics should read good and use
full periodicals aid books-works that try the
mind and exercise its reflective powers; and
they should endeavor to cultivate p purity OF
speech and conduct equal tc that ot the most
refined and cducated.-1he composition and
reading of short papers on useful subjects is a
most excellent plan for mental improvement.
and we would recommend this system to the
adoption of every Mechanics Institute i'll our
country the members should all engage in
this task. We remember at one time speak
ing to tailor, very intelligent and smart
one too, about delivering lecture on his trade
before mechanics Institute with which we
were connected. "What," says he on my
trade? what could say Of it to make a lee
ture Of" We answered, "there is no trade
which has wider field for making an interest
ing and useful lecture; you can draw very
we'll, have your blackboard beside you, and
make ont some large pictures Of the costumes
of different nations; the old Roman with his
toga, the Indian wita his blanket, and the
modern beau with his frnckcoat, fiowcrcd vest.
tight pan,a!oons, and little pot hat" He saw
at once the field which he had for subject,
and he was perfectly qualified to point out the
geomctricsl rules which governed the shapes
and cutting Of his cloth. Every mechanical
trade has wide field for investigation, and
study Mechanics, be up and doing, "qut
Yourselves like men," "This advice is princi
palIy given to our young mechaui, $, those who
have so much leisure time and who generally
waste it SO recklcssly, but it is also applicable
to men of all ages. Our mechanics have &c.
MUS, industry and quickness Of parts, our OBJ
iect is to direct them Alright.
Scientific american
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
THOMAS J. WARREN.
Z ER W S .

Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months, and
Three Dollars not paid till the expiration Of the year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the fol,
lowing rates. For Square, fourteen lines or less
seventy-fve cents for the first: and hrtyseven and
half cents for each subsequent insertion Single IN
serons. one dollar per square, scmi-monthly month
ly and quarterly advertisements charged the same as
for single insertion.
~ The number of insertions desired must be noted
on the margin Of all advertisements or they Will De
published until ordered discontinued and charged ac'
cordngly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

Happiness is not in cottage, nor palace
nor in riches, nor in poverty, nor in learning,
nor in ignorance, nor in passive life; but in
doing ght from right motives.
Are you stepping on the threshold of life
Secure good moral character. Without vlr-
tue you cannot be respected; without integri.
ty you can never rise to distinction and honor.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-01

HOTEL THIEvEs.-Oficers Schouboe and
Jowitt arrested yesterday, in Archdale street,
an individual calling himself James Powell
alias George Thompson, for opening a t:unk
belonging to gentleman at the Planters Ho.
tel. The same officers shortly afterwards ar.
rested, also, one R. Louis, an accomplice Of
Powelrs, at the Victoria Hotel, and found ON
him a bunch Of some dozen keys, and a bur-
glarious instrument used for entering rooms.
They were examined by Magistrate Schroeder,
and fully committed for trial.
Charleston Courier.