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In the Senate. Dcccmbcr -, 1855:
Resolved, That the Clerks Of the Senate nnl
llouse of Representatives do advertise for three
months before the next General Election. 4 HI
to amend the fourth section OF the first Article
of til" Constitution Of this State.
Resolved, That the Senate do urrce with the
rc*outlon, Ordered that il be sent to the House
Of Representatives for concurrence.
by order: WIN. Z. MARTIN, G. S.
In the House Of Representatives,, Dec. 49, 1853:
Resolved, That this llnnsc do concur in the
resolution. Ordered that it be returned to the
Senate.
BY order: JOHN T. SLOAN
The foregoing advertisement is made pursuant
To the requirements Of the Constitution, under
the orders of the General Assembly.
WIN. T.. MARTIN, c. &.
JOHN Il. SLOAN, &. il. r.
Sept. E, lSjti. 81 tic
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The State. of South Carolina,

At General Assembly, begun aud holden Mt
columbia OH the fourth Monday of November,
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand cpht
hundred and ifty.tivc, aud from thence con-
tinued by divers adournnents to the nine-
teenth day of December in the same wear.
Bill. to amend the fourth section of the first
Article OF the Constitution of this State.
j. he il enacted by the Srnate aud House OF
representatives now met aud sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the same: That
the amendment of the fourth section of the first
Article OF the Constitution Of this State ratified
on the ninetccnth day of December in the ycnr
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten
be altered and amended TO read us follows: Ev-
cry tree white man of the age of twcutv-o one
years (paupers and non-commissioned officers
ana private soldiers Of the Army of the United
States, cXccpted,) who hath been :, citizen and
resident IN this State two ytars previous to the
day OF Election, and who hath ii freehold Of iihy
acres "f land, or Il town lot Of which he hath
hc"n legally s"lzrd and possessed at least six
months before such election; or not having such
freehold Or town lot, hath hccn n resident in the
Election District in which he offers to rive his
vote, SIX months before the said election, shall
nave right TO vote for mcmbr. ~: .,"nlbprs to
serve in either branch of the Lc:.;, ,.r", Tor the
Election District in which he holds sGch property
or is 80 resident.
In TIL. Senate House, the nineteenth ,lav of De-
cembcr, in the year Of our Lord one ihousand
eight hundred and tfty.fvc. and c,ghleth
year Of the Sovereignty and Independence Of
the United States Of America. We certify
that the above Bill has been read tho present
session, three times in the House OF Reprcsen-
tatlTeS. and three times in the Senate and was
agreed to by two-,l,rls Of the whole rcpresen-
tation ROB"r +. W. ALI.STON,
President of the Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
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At Our Usual Low Prices
The State of South Carolina,
ABREvIIIE DISTRICT

JOHN I.OGUE. who is in the custody of the
- Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue Of
two Writs of Cdpias nd Salts ixfac;e"d,tD,, at III.
suit Of Sidney $. Boyce, having tlled in my Or
ticc, together with q Schedule on oath, of his
estate and rtfectp his petition to the Court Of
Common Pleas praying that he may be admit ed
10 the benefit Of the Acts Of the eneral AsSem-
bly,. made for the relief Of Insoivent debtors.
1t is Ordered, That the sNid Sidney $. Boyc.,
and nii other creditors 10 whom the said John
i.oSue ID III any wise indebted, he, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice 10 appear
before the said Court on " eIncs,luy after III.
first Monday in October next, Uhe eighth day
OF suid mon,h,) 10 shew cause, If any they eau,
why the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid should
not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.. C. P.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Abbevillc, June n 1885. IL Sin
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G. e Q r GIA LOT ERY,
Autho'ised 6y tAe State Of Georgia
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!

'INO re drawn in the City Of Atlanta. Georgia.
4 in public, Oh Saturday, September II,
1856, on the Havana Plan.
Purchasers in buying one odd number ard
omc a:c. a,.::.!:r. whos .r:ct a-r guarantee! to
draw s.. tIalve. aud Quarter Tickets in pro-
potion, with chances OF obtaining the larger
prizes, which are hundred per cemt. better for
the purchaser than any other Lottery in exis-
telce.
SAM'E SWAN 81 CO.. TIanagCrs.
PRIZES amounting TO S2O4. 900 will bc dis
trb"ted according to the following brilliant
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Estate of Saml S. Baker, decd

1oC1Io V1 S4iH ~ OdAOf, U0C q.
Notice 10 hereby publicly given to oil parties
interested, that Final Settlement Of the Eat ate
Of 8. 3. Baker, decd will he made before the
Ordinary Of Ahbeville District, ON the 18th day
of October next
All parties having claims against the Estate,
will present the aame for payment on or beiof {
that day, and those yet indebted will phase
make early payment. 1t is hoped that tl..e dis
tributes, or their representatives. will take due
notice of the day appointed for aettlement 4;
Ms the Administer and Admini.t .ntrix will sot
hold themselves accountable for interest after.
wards.
JOHN 8. REID. Admir-.
JANE T. BAKER, Adm'x.
July 9, 1856 IQ 3m
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFIT!
LARGE STOCK OF akDcEAlES
And Provisions for Sale!
AT ABDEVILLE COURT HOUSE

CHANGE OF PROGRAMMED:
T9NHE subscriber bring determined to raise IA
L large amount of money, offers his Goods
lnr Tie next s,xty days, at II reasonable Profit
IL - TO be hoped thnt persons in want Of anv-
thing i'll his line, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The general rule is to sell out at
cost but the programme having been changed
to SUIT the present arrangement, it will he OBJ
served accordingly. Ills object in making this
offer is preparatory to an entirely new arrange
ment for the Fall Trade, by which persons viii!
be able to get Goods only for the Cash Long
experience has satisfied the subscriber that this
arrangement will be most advantageous 10 all
parties, except those who never intend TO pay.
and it is for the special benefit of this class that
the rule will be adopted.
His Stock consists in part of the following, viz:
10 IIlmis BACON SIDES:
4 do Cuba MOLASSES;
10 do Louisiana SUGARS;
% Bags Rio COFFEE;
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered SUGARS;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun W adding;
A few cheap Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Blacksmith Tools Iron and Nails;
White Lead, Green and Yellow co. ground
in oil;
Rio Iiondo and o.hcr brands Cigars.
Agricultural Implements.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters;
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine;
l!emlock, Upper and Harness Leather;
large lot OF Hollow Ware;
burning Fluid and Spirits Turpea,inc:
White Wine and Cider Vinegar;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains;
largo Stock OF Wines and Liquors offered
ut low prices. as he is determined 10 quit this
part of the trade; and great many oi4r ar
ticles unnecessary to mention. Goods have ad-
vanccd considerably since these purchases were
made, and he is thus enabled to compete with
any market in price well as quality and guam
lily, and he hopes that = hungry, needy public
hand. All of which is respectfully submitted
ny II. S. KERR,
No. s, Brick Range.
July so, 1855. is u
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SECRETARy's OFFICE,
o'umbr, June ~ 1856.
hcr'''' crtify the fresoing to hr rue copy
of II hi entitled "a Bill to amend the fouri h
section of the first Article OF the Constitution of
this state passed 10Th December, 4. j.. 1850.
and now III this office
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State
". T.. ARTHUR,
Deputy Secretary Of State.
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SC0TT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN ARD COB NALL.
Patented Nav Is, 1854.

IdIeuteo NAdy 10, 1904.
TNHE attention Of Planters. Farmers, and
Il Stock feeders in general. are respectfully
called to this Mill rs the most important article
Of the kind now III use; not only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stack, Lut G.iis or
fine Iiominy for the table. and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in the
fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring TO he fastened to
foor or platform Easily adjusted and used by
anvhody, even "A child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-
Souri,, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States !;
and thst in the most complimentary manner; Az
well as the most ready commendalions from the
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against defects or breakage, when
properly used; and No. 9 warranted TO grind
l q bushels of feed per hour with one horse, and
offered at the low price Of 355. all complete for
attaching the team; No 3, at $6b, grnds Ib
bushels per hour, with one horse No. 4. at SIC,
Grinds ~ bushels per hour with two horses.
The above Mills may be found ut the
Agency for the Manufacturers at Abbeville Court
House. HENRY s. KERR, Agent.
June 4, 1856. If
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Notice
DISsoITJTsT@w

DISsoLUTIoN.
THE Firm of WEIR & MILLER UNA ,l,;.
- day dissolved by mutual consent, the lin
itation Of the Partnership having expired. The
name Of the Firm will be used in the cIosino m
OF the business, by either one of US. ~
An persons indebted to us by Note or A ccount.
will please come forward and pay IN as soon ns
convenient, ns it is very desirable that the b,s;.
ness should be closed as early as pos ibIe.
JOHN A. WIER,
. G. Med. MILLER.
nugust -, 1855. 10 If
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South Carolina State Agricultural Society,
TO DE HELD AT
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
NOV. IL, l2. 13 AND ID.
''IiE extensive grounds and halls Of exhibition
Il VIII be in complete readiness for the occasion
should the weather be unpropitons the Halls
vii! shelter Eight thousand persons
Inc Agrculturists. Manufacturers and NJ ccl,an-
les OF the Southern States invited 10 send for.
ward nll articles Of Agricultural and Mechanical
interest, to compete for the various and cxteu-
Hve list OF Premiums offered.
NIhe Pomologist aud Florist must present the
FRUITS and Flowers Of the South US well as the
products Of their gardens.
D., lie Ladies are especially invited to exhibit
uree OF cliarge,) specimens of Household Indus
Try, the substantial we'll as the delicate flbrics
of their handiwork
lhe Painters snd Sculptors Of the Sontl, must
adorn our halls with the productions Of their
genius.
Everything worthy Of premium in the wide
range of the industrious and ,Sefu, arts should
be brought forward. Steam Engine and nee
essary Shafting, for all sorts of Machinery, will
oe erected. Ample covered Stalls for Stock Of
al Kinds, and forage arrangements, will he pro-
Fiued. All the Railroads in the State will trans
port articles and Stock for exhibition, with the
necessary attendants OH the latter Mt the owners
risk, free Of charge.
Visitors to the Fair will be charged but one
fare going und returning.
All small packages Of value should be sent,
prepaid ny Adams d Co.'S Express, rs this
would insure their safety.
All articles FOR exhibition, not in charge of the
owner, should he directed to ga. G. Summer. for
State Agricultural Society, Columbia s. c." and
nave the owners name plainly marked thereon.
The Annual Address will lie delivered on
Wednesday, by Gen. DAVID f. JAMESON, Of
Orangcburg S. G.
Comfortable hotel accommodations. MS well rs
private entertainment, will be furnished at rca-
sonable rates for all who may come.
A. +. CALHOUN. President,
Il. &. PALMER,
A. G. SUMMER.
y. NJ. DANTZLER,
X. j. GAGE,
JAS. L. ADAMS
II. w. GIBBES.
Errcmtire Commit!ee
Sept. s. 1856. II At
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70 E S AL e.

q N y u e K
GA TIE Subscriber will t>rose Of his 81.
-aa1 "nt'r" Real Estate ic Greenwood,
on lhc most accommodating !.r,Is, con Iisiimy uf
his K"S'isnc", which has attached to it about
AS Azores or LEND,
and u Acres about !! miles from the place for
Fire wood.
An improved LOT NJ the Greenwood Depot
containing e 3-4 Acres. Also. an unip,proy.i
LCI AT The sanse piac', containing 40 by GO
Feet, nnd lying i'll front of Bailey = Store.
Z q q a cccG,
immediately "n the q. IL &. Rnrou.I-nearost
point about s of mile from the Deput-on
which IL an excellent Eui;,!ing Lot,
1IlOS. CHATHAM
Greenwood, Ju'y {, 1855 ~ SIN
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10000 Tickets! 15,1s5 Prizes!

Is, !S3 Pnzrs amounting 20. .$204, 900
The $1,000 prizes Of IS are determined by the
number which draws the $4,000 Priz"-if ,llst
number should be all odd number. then every
odd number ticket in the sche,ne will be entitled
number ticket in the Schslae viii be -ntt!o2 to
s. i'll addition to any other prize which the tcae,
may draw.
All those tickets ending will, O, 9, 4, o, s., are
even--all Loss ending with !, ,, Q. z, 3, are
odd.
Remember that every prize u drawn, sndpsya-
ble in full without deduction.
All price Of one Thousand dollars and uRj-r
paid Immediately after the drawing; other prise%
Vt the usual time of thi,ty daya
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will BE- forwarded to purch s.ers
Immediately utter the drawing
The plan Of drawing the Lottery will be sen.
with all Tickets ordered.
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Naives, 15-Quartes,
t2.bO
Prize Tickets cnshed or renewed ia other tick
etc at either Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS!
As one-half Of the Tickets are guaranteed 70
draw 81, we will sell Certificates Of Packages of
10 Tickets Todd and even numbcra,) at The fol
lowing rateA All that the 10 Ticket. draw over
the amount guaranteed. accrues 10 the purchaser:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Wl.ae Tiekels, t6O
10 Half '' 30
10 Quarter l6
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates Of
Packages Of Tickets, either to
s. SWAN CO, Atlantis, Ga,
rS. SWAN, Mon 'gomery, Ala
Aug. 27, 1856. 10 st
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CO-PARTkERsHIP.
Public Notice

esi.ss :at Public Notice
RS hereby given that Application vii, be made
IL st the ensuing .Session Of the Leeislature.
for ths .shetI Of lhe Charter of Incorporation
Of Trinity Church, Abbeville District.
Aug. s&, 1853. 10 I'm
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Tho State OF South Carolina,
-iEBEIILLE DIS7HIG2:
nn E:4uiiy.
T. VI. Carwisle,
Green n,""'c". ~" Jerr Bit, of 1a..rp...a.r.
miah OVERLY and
others.
appearing to nv suits n~t.cn that Cr.en
a. D!an'on and his iyro ci.il.irnu. fn,n,cs mn.
know Jeremiah OVERLY and Wi!iism Rebeccs
OVERLY, parties Defendants 10 the above stated
bill, Reside beyond tn" Limits Of this State on
motion Of Noble, con,.lainant's Solicitor, it i.
oT4'rcd Ihat tn" said Green Rlnnton and his
two children, .'-fem;ai, OVERLY and William Re-
bee'a OVERLY do i"f-rpiend and adjust their
several cl"ins. demands and rights bet ween them
selves n* prayed for in said Bill" within thr..
months from the publication hereof
w. II. PARKER, C. E. L. n.
Commissioners Office
June 20, 1856. 10 SIM
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
En- Equity.

VIM. S. Anslry. ct. al.
H1GRSCANT to the order of Court, give
itnr of VIM 5. Ansley Individually, and who ara
willing t" come in nnI contribute to the COSTS Of
tins proceeding, to present and prove their
claims before me within three months from
the publication hereof"
WM. II. PARKER, c. kA.r.
Commissioners Ofiice,l
July 9. 1855. II sn
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100 NEGROES WAHTED!

1'HE subscribers wish to purchase Opa Hun.
L dred Negro"s. young Men and Women,
iioys end t'ir.. Any pe:.ou having sach prop.
erty to SELL will DO we'll to give ~ nation.
hEARtNDN 4 CLlNksC ALS.
Greenwood. S. c., June IS, 1855 S-sn
Isurenavil.e Herald aud EdveSsd AL.
ver' .~r will please c"py thrse mouths, aud for.
~aid .r,unt2 u ;hin Office.
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LAND eS 0+ooDB
or s L I.E!
I'VE undrrsigred Wishing TO pay his debts
Il and change Eis business, offers for sac HE
Home Place, known as
H r. 10 I. 4 - y u
eleven miles below Ahbevil!e c. H.. on the old
stage R"sd tn Augusta. containing FIFTY.
EIGHT ACRES. On it IL u
Good Dwelling and Store Nouse.
hrst-rate Stahles and other necessary out. build.
ines. For Selling Goods, it ID one Of tho host
Stands in the District.
Also-My Riohey Tract,
containing SIXTY ACRES, on. mile E.st Of
Harrisburg On j: is "a large and good
Fr IA ed ellinE Heuss,
F" f1ne Young Orchard "f various kinds Of Fruit.
will sell tine above Trsct4 OF Land together
or separately, TO suit purchasers.
Also. my entire
SSoc2x. or Goods:
Consisting OF almost everything usually ksp,
in u Country Store, fresh and new, for Cssh or
Cash Note. d. W. G.. TILLOTSOS.
Harrisburg, S. c.. June 20, 1856. IO.6In
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e8- The friends Of JAMES A. NORWOOD.
ESQ, respectfully announce him Candidate 40
represent this District in the ensuing Legisla.
ture $50 ~
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~ The friends Of fl. A.. JONES. ESQ, re.
spectfuly announce him az q Candida:e for fbs
Legislature at the ensuing election.
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az The friends of EDWARD NOBLE, ESQ.
announce him as a Candidate for-re-eIecton to
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
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u The friends OF NIMROD McCORD re
spectfuly Announce him as Candidate for Sher
lit al the ensuing Election.
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B- The friends of Gen. S. MCGOWAN an.
nounce lin a Candidate for reelection to the
Legislature
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eB The friends Of Rev. JAMES. MOORE
would respectfully announce him as dCSa didate
for reelection 10 tho Office Of Tax ColExpsox,sf
the ensuing election, ~ II lsa : 3 - e 3
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" The friends of Mai. II. A. GRIFFIN re-.
spectiul'y announce him Candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election.
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B The friends of Capt. 8. A. HODG Es re
spectiuily announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector at tho ensuing election.
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tB The friends Of TIIOS. THOMSON. Esc..
announce him Candidate for reelection 10 tie
Legislature WV
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Our Alabama Correspondence.

MoBIK, Feb s, 1856,
The feasrship--7hs american Convention at Montgomery
STATE Aid for Internal Impsorements-S Seterty of the
Wint1-Deuths from Frost de-
The news Of the eect, OF Banks long nfiently
anticipated has reached at Last The srugyl, the
Speskership excite nen here and consea
ly the result received unim portant
Ths people dts posed to await the threatened
siaught upon the constitution and their rights and in
teIests tnen will the hour or resistance In the
meanwhile the country win net forget to arraign those
representatives from the South who went into Congress.
with the shackfes OF King Caucus on
The American convention IL now in OPEN session .,
Montgomery. but the q. this writing Is vagu
and uncertain that am unable to form any re:ao'
it has convened is TO take action n reference to the
Natonsl Convention, appoint electoral Gcket, and
otherwise prepare for the Presidential Some
preston OF preference to the who shalt put
rwsrd for the Presidency. viii probably be expressed
shall advise you as the proceedings reach
The quessn Of State aid to works Of internal improve
ties and to the political juggers very trsublous
majority II the present General Assembly elected In
opposition 10 it, bat by OF those marvellous chsnges
Of DAY they seem to be in favor Of it The pub
lie has the benefit Of number Of to the
Of this renarkble conye,si sion; some wisely
that there Know Nothirgs in the Legislature
than acknowledge the faith and act with the party The
Governor however unalteringly places the gubernato
rial ban upon all Of these magnificent schemes but 1t
only tends polonQ the session. for they all passed
when they returned But these troubles do not end
here they threaten to disrupt parties In the Demo-
cratic Convention, for instance, resolution was Ofersd
endorsing GovetneI Winstens course that subject
which produced great confusion and was finally with
drawn. The ccmng Presidential contest may restore
harmony.
The weather has been remarkbly cold for a month
past the Thermometer frequently staining at 20 deg
Far. have heard ct several instances OF death by
freezing Our planters take il hopeful indication OF
another abundan. crop. MACON.
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Police Intelligence,

CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
John Smith alias Edward Pyster was arrested Mon
day night, by officer McCsnne Of the Sixteenth wa
police, charge Of having passed counterfeit $40 bill
upon the Merchants Bank of New Bedford, to James
Archibald, dry goods dealer, Sixth avenue. The
cused 1t is alleged offered another Of the countereits TO
Fourteenth street in exchange for some trivial
articles purchased there Smith taken before Jus.
te committed for trial The prisoner bar tender
by occupation, and says be is native of Connecticut
WILD ANIMALS UNPOPULAR.
Frederick Sylvester proprietor of q menager1e on y
small scale, situated at No. 2es5s Eighth avenue WAS
taken into custody charged with keeping dsor deriy
house by Thomas T. Bushnell, of No 2es Eighth
The complainant 1t appears from his affidavit is strongly
preuaced against the introduction of wild animals int
this city, and has admiration whatever the uelo
oious strains OF powerful hand organ which kept
tnualy going by the ndeiatgase of the promises
The magistrate before whom the accused conveyed
held him to bail In the of $500 to the charge
preferred against him.
ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF CLERK.
Michael Colhngham, clerk in the employ msnt of
Lockwood Henry, of No. 161 Bowsry was arrested BY
officer Riley, OF the Tenth ward police charge steal
ing six dozen from his employers The ac-
e1sea was ss.s taken before Justice M At the Third
As the property was stolen In small parcels and at diff
rent times II not likely the prisoner viii Be- convicted
OF any more grave offence than petit larceny.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Of grand larceny against Hermann q. Bruck wherein 1t
Is alleged he stole thrttwo tubs lard valued at $i82
from the complanants store The defendant says that
he was partner OF the complainant and had perfect
tight to dispose OF the property he thought proper
The accused gave in bail to answer the charge.
AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM NEw OBLEANs.
J. W. Robinson, formerly mate board Of the
New Orleans packet ships taken into custody yesc
day, by Rufus Hunt, Deputy Sheriff Of New Orleans on
requsition from the Executive Of Louisiana. The &C.
cused Is charged with having stolen about 81 500 worth
OF cotton, ana placing on board merchant ship had
to this city where it sold The prisoner
taken 10 the place from whence he came In the
steamship Black Warrior.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
Dennis Sullivan taken into sustody by oAioer
Reader Of the Fourth ward police charge of having
connection with others, knocked down q man named
" iniam Corson while ne WAS walking through South
street on Monday night and robbing him Of sls and M
yer watch The prisoner was brought before AID.
Clancy, at the Lower Police Court where he
matted for trial. Cofson locked up wtregs.
Abourh the police endesvofe ed nrrsat saHysua &c
usea ,ff9 Stsi, Ani iaa Ease@s sle ST.. W Lbasx,