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FALL 1857
CORNER UNDER GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.

AUGUSTA, GA.
C.. DEM9NG has now in Store his en-.
LIZ tire Stuck Of FALL and WIN T L R
GOODS, being the most complete ever offered
and lower prices 20 cash and prompt paying Gus
toners. Among which will be found
SILK DRESS GOODS.
The greatest variety Tint can be- found in the City
The Robe guile, Robe Yolan:z Beycdere. (two
size stripe ) V,lentres, Pnplins and side Strpe-al
varying in price from $40 to s6O per Robe.
Also. Sulid Colored SILKS, in every shade,
with RIBBONS and VELVETS for Side Stripe
all of which are entirely new and confined styles
Boiled Black SILKS, warranted to main ain their
cvlur
WOOL DRESS GOODS
In every variety, embracing R"hc guile, Bcyc-
dere, Velantz ect., with The usual styles and quail
ties.
EMBROIDERS and LACE GOODS, most
complete, and at lower rates than ever before
offered.
WIS,
Square and Long, for Grnts, Ladies and Chill
dren; Mourning to Full Dress from Is cents to
$50 a large variety of CHEN ElLE, with Plain
and Figured Centres.
MANTILLAS AND COLLARS
From S! Clutl,. To S61 Velvet. Particular atten'
ii N has been paid 20 them, being made iu'; aud "
the bs, Velvet.
als,. Oh ldreu's and Misses Cloaks, Alerin"s
Cob RS, Cashmcrs and Muslin DcLaims oi al
colrrs
French, English and American Solid and Figured
OPERA FLANN ELS
chillren's DRESS GOODS, of Wool and sl"
materials
New aud confined syls MOURNING GOODS
KERsEYs AND BLANKETS
at lower rates than can be purchased elsewhere.
rg- My housA is the only one where George
Schl.y's- warranted all wool filIing-W II Il T.
G tORGIA PLAINS can hc had hey are the
most desirable and economical Goods ever offered
tn the Planter.
LlrSEYs, OsNABURGS, sTREES, HOME.
SPUN, FLANNELS. HOSIERY, TiCklNGS,
ISc., in full variety.
Every article that have shall be offered at the
lowest rates possible An examination solicited
I5 Orders punctualy and carefully attended TO-
L. C. DEMlNG.
Corner under Globe Hotel.
Au.usti. Sept II If 3h
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T1HE Undersigned having snd the American
Hotel to G. G.. CUNNINGHAM s. CO.,
sake this occasion to return our thanks to the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon U.S. and would solicit the sume for its present
Proprctors. Respectfully,
O. II. P. SCOTT s. co.
Hamburg, May 30, 1851.
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II NOficG

rs hereby given, that application will be made TO
The next Leg stature r All act Of Incorporation
Tor tie Dry Creek Baptist Church.
Aug. 90 1857 3m 80
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Pot Ash.

X r. PENN. Agent, has just received sup
W.. ply ofPoT ASH, put up in tin cans, with
full directions for making soft and hard soap.
Jan 2l Il
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ENcU SATURDAY ~ SErTrN!;I:R!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5.435 Prizes amounting 'n................ s"So'ooo
Whole Tickets s.l0; Eal7cs IS; Quarters $50.

5dos Ir;zrs ,,,o;iptl,.t 20 ....,........ S3SG,UOO
Whole Tickets slo; Eal7es SIS; Quarters $3.50
TLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers i:nm ia 5ahn. corresponding Win lhose
Numbers l ll.e Iirsc& printed Sc,aratr sS OF paper
rcc!cl with small IN tubes, and placed III one wheel
The first 46I prizes similarly printed aid cnerclrd, arc
p'ac"d in aIl3illcr wheel.
The wheels ar;. then revovrtl, and number is drawn
un the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time prlr IL
drawn from the other wheel The number and przr drawn
out TIRE opened and exhibited 10 The audience, ana regis
tered by the commissioners The prize being placed aEa'sl
the number drawn This orrai" srcprteu ui'ii I'LL e
prizes are drawn cut
Approximation Prizes.--Thc two preceding anu
the Two succeeding Numbers thnse drawing the first
Przcs will be entitled! To The 3 Apr Na" M irTSs rvs E
example: If Ticket No. 25n draws the *6n, irMe; @
those Ticket. numbered l.2is 1928 il25l lis1s, VIII
each be cnliil to $+ac If Ticket No h5n draws tG
&3bO Prize those Ticket. numbered BIS 5l9 3 o. VIII
each he entitled $780, aud 50 on according 10 TIC aoo'e
scheme.
The 1000 Prizes nr saA will b" determined by the last
Acnrnfthc M which draws the $G1on For example ihe
No drawing The 6"O prize c!$ WIN A" !. t M .n 1e
Tickets where the number rns in vii be entitled 10 ~.
If lbr Number cris with NumbcT2, Then all INC lckcs
where the Number ends in will be entitled TO S2' anu 80
on to 0.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
fIInwuo ruirs whicl, is the risk: -.
t"T Crrsraie 'T Package Of ten Whole Tickets
Certificate Of Package Of ten Halt IiskGs: on
Certificate of Package nf ten Quarter IicEris
C.rgc#tr of Package often Eighth Tickets ......W
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money Ia address for The Tickets ordered
IN receipt Of whrl thy will hr twaren D! ITS hts Hull @
purshasr can have Tickets ending in any figure they may
| designate >-,. .,a pr,o. nil, ,,o
| Iii, ,,rrr,.s,rs Immediately after the drawing
;y"urcllsrrs will please wri:c ihsr signatures pla'
and give thrfr Post Office County ana State. :.
1-Rrnrmbrr that every Prize Is drawn ana pa!aolc Ill
Aii prizes Of lnnO and under paid immediately aler
the rawiug-nhcr prizes at the usual time OF thirty days.
| ~ ~ ali Communications strictly confidential
| sYr- Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
). SWAN u co, Atlanta, Ga.
orS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
7 list of the numbers that are drawn rom me wheel
with ,c ,,nouu OF the prize that each nnc IL entitled TO-
viii hr published after every dra'.;pg in the following pa.
ners@Suw Orleans Della M"hil" Register. Charleston
StnJ.rJ Nashville Gazette, Atianta lnel!igenecr. New
York Weekly Day Book, and Savannah Morning NcTs
Aug26 A. %
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70 the Public.

TO the Public.
TN retiring ! take this method of returning my
L thank, for the very liberal patronage bestowed
On The old Firm, and solicit for tlsr new ennlnu-
ance Of The SINE IL. u. lOII.
Hamburg. S. c., Aug 10, 1887. I'm 81
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Notice

4 TS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the mex: Session
); 4 Of the Legislature application will be made for
Charter to incorporate Bank to be established at
Edgefeld c. H.. to be known us the Bank of Edge
: field, with capital of Two hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars.
q. Sept l6 3m Sc
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COEUm B u $ !!

THE imported SPANISH JACK COLUMBUS
4 will stand the FALL sEASON at Eu@cneid
C. II commencing the 10th August. o
s. F. G0ODE
Aug6 ~ +
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WEI. SCdLE1, TTeS T.
Augusta, Ga, July 6, 3m 70
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT


IN EQUITY.
Nancy Robertson,
rS. DUG JW I".
John Lewis Robertson, ct al.
DY Virtue OF an order from Chancellor Wardlaw
ID in this cause, will sell at the Homestead on
the Bird Creek Tract, on Wednesday after the
first Monday in October next, (heing the 7th) the
Real Estate OF Abiah Robertson decd, consisting of
THE BIRD CREEK TRACT,
Containing one hundred and forty-three (l43)
acres. more or less adjoining lands Of John Price
aud Robert Jennings. Also,
THE OGILHTE TRACT,
On the Key Road containing three hundred (300)
acres, more OF less, adjoining lands Of John A.
White, j. NJ. Coleman, Sampson Strom and Aaron
Strom.
TEkMs-On credit Of one and two years from
the day Of SALE with interest on the last nstalment
from the expiration Of one year from the day Of
sale Costs OF the suit to be paid in cash. The
purchase money TO be secured by Bonds or Notes,
with ample personal sureties and mortgage of tho
premises. -
A. SIMKINS, c.E.E.D.
Aug 81 st "a
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A AMERICAN HOTEL,

HAMBURG, s. C.
V,HE Subscribers take this Opportunity of in
L forming their friends and the public generally
that they have bought the above HOTEL. and
are having it refitled in the best possible style for
their reception. We fattcr ourselves that every
necessary arrangement has been made to promote
the c,minrt of all who favor US with their company
Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished; ;
SERVANTS attentive and obedient And our
TABLE will be constantly supplied with the best
the season affords Our friends may therefore res,
satisfied that every exernn will be che. rfully rem
dered TO make their sojourn pleasant and agreeable
There will be in attendance GOOD OSTLER,
and Horses left in charge will receive partcu-
lar attention
ssg"Persons arriving at this House may feel as
sured that their baggage will be promptly sent,
free of charge to the Carolina or to either Of the
Georgia D"pots. -.
We solicit share Of the patronage OF those visit
ing our Town. G. G CUNNINGHAM.
MARY S. CUNNINGHAM,
Proprietors.
Hamburg June /, 1857. ly II
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Edgefeld Collegiate Institute

FOR YOUNG l. ADIE S +!
TINE FALL and WINTER SESSION for
L sa7-s, will commence on Nonda Septem-
b.r 2lst. Rates Of Tuitiun, Regulations, Sc. tie
same as last Session.
CHAS A. RAYMOND.
Sept 1t "a
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CURRYT0N ACADEMIES.

CURRYTON ACADEMIES.
rNI'E Exercfcs Of these as,d,mes will be re-
Gust ami will be continued, The Male Depart
rnrnf nn:Ecr The control Of Hr. }. L. LESLY, and
the Frma.e unJer The control Of Mr.. j. Ii. NOR
RlS. with Competent Assistants
RATES OF TUlT!Ch,
In III, Male Department, per srssI n,..... .s2o w
IN TIE FEMALE DEPARTMENT FER SESSION.
First Class. Primary Department. ...... ..:S9 00
Second Class, Ordinary English Branches ~ %
Third q Higher branches. ............l5o 90
Fourth L" Greek, Latin and French, -. IS oO
Music ....''............2 wv
Pupils will he charged from the time Of entering
10 the elil Of the Session
Board can be hal in the Village at from s. 10
s,O nor month. III. n. SlI wv,
Sccry Board Of Trustees.
July 90 70
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N 0TICE /!
a CARD.

"A CARD.
rTNIIE Undersigned have entered into Co.rart-
L ncrshp under the name and style OF A. j.
pELLETlER GS CO., for the transaction OF the
Drug and Apothrcary business which will be con-
Quoted by A. J. PELLETIEa.
~'' 4. j. DELPHI,
A. J. PELLETlER.
Hamburg. Aur 10, 1857.
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
CANDID A T ES!

- The friends Of Capt THEOPHILUs DEAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for re-
election to the office of Tax Collector Of EdgeAeld
District, at the ensuing election.
THE friends of Capt. LEWIS COVAR. res.
pec.fully announce him as candrlate for Sheriff,
Of Edgefeld District. at tn" ensuing election.
The mauv friends of W. W. SALE. Esq.,, Of
Hamburg in thu upper par, Of the District. respect
fully announce him az a candidate for Shrrtt OF
EdSefrld District at the next election.
The friends of Co VIM. QUATTLEBUM POS
pectFuly announce him Candidate for Sheriff
of Eigcfield at the ensuing election.
n We are authorized To announce LEWIS
JONES. Esq as candidate fur recollection for
Sheriff CT Edg'feId District
t. TIE Friends of Capt. n. BOITI.WARH
respectfully annnunrp him aaa CandlHtc for Sheriff;
of EdeefieIi District AT the next election.
sy The friends of Mr.. LEWIS COLEMAN
rcsncctfuy announce him as a Candidate Tor Clerk
Of Edge6eld District at the next election.
III lHE frlen0S vi MI - oN' O.
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
Of Edcefeld District at the next election.
-<s<-
GT The Friends Of Mr.. CHARLES CARTER
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edgefcld District, at the next election
~ The Friends Of Mr.. CHAs. NJ. MAY, res
pectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax Col
ector of Edgefeld District at the next election.
eB TIE Friends of Maj. JOHN c. LOVE-
LESS respectfully announce him as Candidate f"r
Tax Collector of Rdgefeld District at the ensuing
election.
nTThe friends of STARTLING TURNER. an
nounce him candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election.
~ The Friends of Mr.. M. W. LYLEs respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collec'
tor of Edgefeld at the next election.
~ The Friends Of Capt. E. ". HORN, re-
spec,fully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edgeded District, at the ensuing elcc-
ton
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On the ulan o. Single Numbers.
s,.a95 a'sssGkiS:

Nearly one nrz t, rye;y Niu" Tjr&''s.
TIC EcSEt @cAcGfaS
..r
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY ;!
April 90
SIS REWARD!

80 Vx6" AEkOs
ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 9Th
Ii August. the following named Negroes. NED
aud his wife FANNY, and DAVE, formerly be-
longing to the Estate Of Capt Charles Hammond.
They are in the neishhorhood Of Martin Town. or
between that and Hamburg. Twenty-Five dollars
will be given 10. the apprehension aud delivery Of
each one to The Jai's Of Edgefed or Augusta. Or,
the above reward # SIS, for the sac confinement
Of al three A description is deemed unnecessary,
as they are so well known. T. j. ROACH.
Columbia, Sept l At "a
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PIANO FOR SALE!

A SOFT TONED, Octave PIANO, in good
IA condition Price SIS
Also a good second hand leather top BUGGY
and HARNESS. offered low. Enquire at this
Office. Sept9 q" 80
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PLANTERS SUPPLIES. ).

PLANTERS SUPPLIES. o..
"a TIE u criber begs leave to "a
inform the public that he has in i
store, at tho Stand occupied by him the last sea-
son, WELL SELECTED Stock Of Planters
Supplies, consisting of
Muscovado and Porto Rico SUGARS;
Stuarts II. B. & c. Soft
Crushed
" Puverised
Baltimore Refinery Of same quality;
MOLASSES, Hhds., Tierces and Barrels;
Rio and Java COFFEE;
IRON MI sizes, and HOLLOW WARE;
BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE;
Guuny Cloth, heavy article;
Osnaburgs and Stripes;
7-8 and "A Augusta Goods;
SALT very large Sacks;
so Ehds. BACON SIDES;
10 SHOULDERS;
SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH, &c, &C., all
Of which will be sold ON accommodating terms to
approved purchasers.
w- Orders solicited and promptly attened to.
A. BURNSIDE.
UAnBuRo, June 6 tf %
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CORN SHELTERS,
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,

RICH MOND CO u Mt 1, u ~,
CONTINUES to manufacture W 90 LEN
~ ClOrII Il, i2i cents per yard finding every
,,,a rial except ,hr WOOL. The extensive AMI con-
;aulIy nrr asing patronage the Factory has en-
yra fIr years pat, assure tie ProPr!stors t'!at
he arli,'r of
sgistcs Clothing for Negroes,
siad, by Them, tas not been surpassed by any
Cloth Ina:in ti"rth nr South.
i.cc.nt extensive improvements and additions
10 rnY .ms,: us to keep up the STANDARD of the
Gn,ds hn; 10 cu-e an early 'eliYcrY oi the same
Painters or others wo may drslc TO avail them
selves Of This "pp"ruaily, ans! SECURE iirsi rate
artile at n,nriatr cost hay. only 70 send rs The
WOOL washed cran in culd water. II sent dirty
ope half ecu, yer yard extra is charged Tor wash
ing. BURY wool IS NOT object ona5c; the Burrs
are rrrn"vcd BY machinery.
The name nf The nwl.r should he marked on all
Packing. Sen, us. Wool sent by any OF the Kali
Roads in Georgia, Alabama or Souh Carolina to
ihe augusta D. pot, marked Richmond Factory,
(and owners name also) will be regularly and
promptly received and the cloth, when made. re-
turned 10 the ponls directed. Each parcel i. made
I'D in the turn received, hence early delivery il
always desirable. AL instructions 10
WEI. sCHLEY, Pres't
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RY consent Of all the par'i,'s in interest, vii
ID offer or sale at Eagrfrld Court House, o:
the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER next,
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Aug 81
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Personal intelligence.
Dr.. Codwse OF the United State, Navy, sailed yeser
day for Hsvre In the seam,h hip Fullon.
ARRIYAIa.


,s v. - w. ssPs;a. \. %%Tss9e Lay f.%s
roSd and ssi Ne. msrsste jane smith VI less1asr D
cray .ny VI rGs ho%.. sr ~ o
r"H sr Inns H. woes lao, srd .% Mis-: Ann Jane Mo
Rev. VIM S ~ ss%i Ssi X Rev ~ 5sS
Ssy ard s ay t NJ T% oS., Ssfspd l " 81
shoses ard sdy sr Joseph fsning ssd sdy si~ ssrS,
s,Hs.ussr sdssrss and tG 5sp seis Nc Ss
Mt Jsows'n Mr. ZINES DiI9n W. John 4NsaL Mt
Moses Jesse and III - BEL, pr M'cbel MI Clus
Pie, Mr. Geo Russell and $50 in s,eersse. To,s- s2S
From bsnrcS sd Portsmouth, q the gscse, shp Ms,rsre
lows. 'N
ror acu,ssmpicn spa nsyre in steamship rultou.sr
se. eqle n, and Yrs p,"p,oo two chidrsn and servSr
sSid and servs,. Mr. and NJ. scntssli Mr. ard Mrs
sSe, Nrs Brsssvie Mss BreSsyie' NJ. 9 ohspn. Or
r. ,as "c .yss Mr. s Us .Ss s M Am
sopsss, Q = Todd M snd Mrs n scsos and child 9
sSs his s.. 10: ySs'1
ssn " is fh NJ w emo NJ, s
sevAp, M spd hrs eehsu child and servant M and Mrs
sess. S SO s,S ss igsa souss.1 sSbd
~ M NJ to- .sps sSr NJ ~ Ssi Rs ssi, tGPS
MN sherP.rt NJ saus. W. John = Hsap, Mr. Chs
Miss Dsmonset.
Bev Dassnoen, hilsmeyer nussnsoy, Rsgos', Pail
PuDdin and LADY, Hansen, Caroline Emm Ter and child
J.cob Lsn'rom Thomas P.sco, hubyy, Mrs Jones. tso
FISHER Ria rscber, Domolle, wsnwrsht-sna %
In 'teerage.
For Savannah, In the steamship Augrsts-s Ma ring
Mr. and Mrs Stewart Yrs Vim CLARK, W Pes-ce q y DcE
son. Hale Miss Hale, on onnen, Mr. Neiuhard,
and krs VI N Hnville Mrs DosRet, Edward HyL Mr. aud
Mrs = Feuchtwapger. q Mcdonald. sherman. NJ Bslln
Ecwsra Ambuhi Il VI Isngstacs Miranda ID Lew 50
lomon fAyarus reshr an, Lacnherg Bernstein, y
.ockhsrt Chesbrough, Harvey Croft Heiry. Miss
wary Henri George Fleming Robert FfcmnE, Nsgioru,
ysc.r Smith, echw Jos simpsn Heilbrow, Henry
tuyer Mr. and Mrs Smith, james Winter, Jr- and "a
In steeraFe
Tor Norfolk Petersburg And Bchucnd Ia the steamship
Jtmsriown- X Cooe', u illman, Johnston, W wit
y snead Moore, q Rlcbardsou, " Lite Smith Hove,
sna twc sdes, VIM Everett, lady and daughter Mr.
bIene VIM Irask and lady. u Constable Miss BOudu.
rsnt MISE M Hines Mrs Beine Mrs 7 Hahu Mr, wells
g'iump snd lad Dorsey lilly. Pcmber,on A
Hsadsn sesmen 10 Otty Poiut-end n In The steersvc
orOs,restcn. In the se.nshp N-iou-Dr W Leland
ware Ihoms, Ocor. . Blydsn, " ttugh~s, Il
9r9un srs1ss say .nd con Mss sosed MIS- Wilson,
Crews, Roger, q W \ Wood and adv rrant Nrileg
Courier and lady Mm Rand, lady and chtld NJ ii Nahso
Mr. rtodd.rd Wagner " Bowman, Nv Roherts FoS, 4
Punam y Halet, Cochrsne, v johnson. /, ID Camp.
bell-sud 10 in The steeTsge.
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link he drank considerable rough in his manner
appeared 10 DO spor character III. conversation ran
thst way cannot exactly say what his business was
was sort OF sbysterg business he always seened 10
have been drinking; Fever saw him very drunk.
sight for that present In the Court OF
Sy cal Sest ions occasion when "agsn ~as con
ved Of ssss and battery upon 0
character Of deceased was very bad ..
Mr. Bockhar the father Of the first Witness, tesined
that the hsd tureaened 20 take his c and tnnt
be ban 10 make him give bonds keep The before
magistrate The chsTac or of tho oeoessed was very bad,
indeed. He man OF violent ten per, and wAa oilen
intoxicated.
Coroner Perry here announced that not necessary
to take any further testimony as TO character and would
thee ore call the doctors making the post more@ ex
animation 20 The stand and exsmine them
Drs Frnen and we,is. being dolly sworn, say they
have made post moriem examination OF the body O! Il
WsssiaT at the Fourteenth ward station house, found
gun shot wound the eft six riches from the 10
Of the shoulder. the Erection OF this woond WAS osiqaely
probe passed into his wound and entered the d atal
cavity; f'urd blood flowing from the mouth aud
trb evidently ccmng from tina iangs; ofher gun shot
wounds were discovered on the body. We are OF IN .
opinion that deceassd camo to his death from Dterna
he NOR hage the result Of gun shot woand
Coroner Perry then addressed the Jury as foNows-
6sSuxnKs or TIE JrRY-Y on are called 70 II qaHe int
this CONCERNING The death Of Henry Wagsts II you
find thai prisoner shot BIN while endeavorcg protect
the other band I'M that he hsd sufficient
take the life Of decessed-thai he had ample 10 get
of tho way OF his sggreuor that pistol
rea 10 actual r.f defence then you win render verdict
10 that elec. The case Is with you now, gentlemen.
The jury, after deieeraing Tor nearly two hours,
dered the following
VERDICT.
We and that the deceased 70 hts death from
wounds cause by pistol shot fired by Theodore Hims
on the night Of the 2ist inst al No. 4so Broadway.
DISCHARGE or THE PRISONER.
Upon the rendition OF the above 10, Coroner Perry
said he would feel justified OBTAINING the prisoner
any longer and accordingly discharged him from custody
Upon his release Mr. Minis received the congratulations or
several hundred Of his friends who in attendance
the inquest.
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Psrmts ros LAGER BEs.-rhe Second Annual Far o
commence on Monday September "a and c,ptnra sx
Jays we $4,000 were offered for premiuus among
rhcn s-o ior toe best lager bes, competition Berg pvs
Cd from al psfn Of he Jnlon.
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moosER BAIi--The Hcomeri'es, saws the Utca ".
srrcr ~opoee ~ have orn bal,S a, stsnea
,ees November " will be rather novel sigh, 10 sees
bsl, ged vito dsshns bellies sitred in shor
pettccss We p0pe hey VIII exclude wal Kng IRON tbe
programme
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RoBBxRIKs IN Nav JEKsEY-we learn from the
koffs JrsJadn ~ 70 Dbefs have been msgng
rsbie Dc fedaops In various places N coan.
n.y. On tuesday night The jsselsy store OF Mr. zmou
Boonton vas broken into and robbed Of about sito Ia
goods Mr.. 3 who lives store, heard tho bur
glars, snd selling his one OF The parry IN mo
back All thinks ne must have severely wo1nded n m
perbas fatally The burglars then led dropping sbo1s
t.eO vor'h OF orelrg, ana leaving guam tY tools
IBIS The Third ne M has boea robbed, (p9eyio1sy
10 New fofk and Dover and be thinks the last robbery
vas com nhssd BY one acquainted With the plsce, az
lnge newfoundland deg ~as recently poisoned.
valcabie horc belonging 70 ar. X & Rive, renflnr
about 100 miles from Morrso the road 10 ga.kug
rage, was stoep bis sts0ls Wednesday night aod
on Monday nisht last the barn Of Mr. John Dobbln q,
Cao~el broken into and an ash colored maze CO.
yered saigon ID set Of single harness stolen horerJm
An tful ate st made 10 enter the "a ~elry
store CT Mr. John johnson, In horrsorn 90 rnursday
night
fbe dwelling Of Mr.. Madison Mellck, In wootbr DEE.
as entered on Wednesday night BY burflsrs AMI a
large amount Of silver and other Articles stnau
Inc thieves entered Mr.. Neeks bedoham YER AMI sole
the gold studs from the bc.o OF shirt while ne slant
gang Of burglars visited Mddleiown Point and robhed
the dry goods sore Of hsssrs Craig Rsd. Hl,o ,he
be-, I, shoe and bet store CT Mr. r. Msury Of "A al
place. The rosues hse~se mate 1ocessfui asse an
10 rob the stores o. L r. Dayton aud r. x siunr~on A
beat WAS aiken from The shore the sams night and tne
following morning wss found adri1 near tre stafen
bland shore, cJnanng bandke chief which vs- Ident
FED OF the articles stolen rom the store OF Nes.,s
CRAIG Reid s SUI posed that the robbctez were cono
mued by sprv from New York, VINO carried OF TOO
plunder In the beat. ~