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BERRY HILL
Fo7. sAIE

TWE Undersigned. Executor Of John r.
Il Bull, will sell at public outory the above
The tract contains l206 acres, more or less,
lies on Savannah River adjoining DR.. VIM.
Tenant. G. Cade and others. This is the same
land advertised by the Commissioners in Equity,
bdtowing to the late decision Of the Appeal
Court the Executor fls. ordered ITO make the
sale.
TERMs-credit Of one. and segesrs, ssi,h
Purei..sr % y;ss w sasks bon q nass:wah ahsi ssi.s..
two good sureties. a mortgs gsgsN thu place aud
TO pay for all papers ..ss.
+Dsa. a. 1859 a. at
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LOGAN's HISTORY OF soUTH caRo11N.

We are requested to state that those who
have subscribed for this work will fiud them in
the hands of BnANcn, ALLEN Few ,Ins, Abbe-
Vlli:' 5. E. GRAisoN. Cokesbury. BAILEY s. Co.'S
NOR, Greenwood. and at BonzEns & MERrlMAS's
stores in Greenwood. They" "r" requested to call
and get their Books ard settle will, these parties
ana not with Mr. GREEN, former agent, es he is not
now agent, ant; is no, authorized to make collec-
tlons for the author
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EB The attention of the public is respect
fuly invited to the sale of the two Brick Stores
on Monday "ert, at present occupied by H. s.
KERR and M. ISRAEL The terms willbe accom-
modating
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Our limited space during the present week
eompels us to defer the publication Of the List
OF the Acts of the General Assembly, and other
interesting matter
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.

president Porter of the Senate has issued a
writ for special election for Senator from
Edgeheld District in place of CAnRoLL elected
Chancellor, to be held on the second Monday in
January
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEIILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

I erlHeIIH ". " utSC:I,
j. '""":'% s;: ";. q wife, Bill for P"''''''"' &C.
PURSUANT to order Of Court. will sell at
\ \ p"I'': outcry. at AbbevilIe C. H., on Sale.
DAY III JnGuary next, (2.) Il part of the Real Es.
.htr of E!'hu Wats"n, decd, neat Cokesbrry.
IN 'h's District, containing abou, three. Hun.
ared ana Eighty Acres, more or less, bounded
"y nndS Of Joel w. Townsend, Q: W. Hodges
,", , o."r'' ana sad iEracito bc resdrseye6 and
1eTms;-A crcdi! of one und two years, with
Interest from the DAY Of sale. -,
Purchaser to give bond with at least tw O good
Pers. - - "a *, g.
WM. H. PARKERxcxA.p.
Commissioners Office J
Dec. 6. 1859. SO A.
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eB- Gen. BoNuAM will please accept our
thanks for Congressional favors.
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V0IUME WI.--.NO. IS
: COMMISSIONERS SALES. .
The State of South Carolina,
s. SABBkkILLE,tzsT
In Equity.

A"sIiCaH blole society, |
ct. al
u.s. }Eill for Accouu, b.
VIM. P. Noble, Ex'or
ct. al
HDURSCANT 10 order Of Court / will sel, a.
"a AhbevIle c. H., on Sale Day in January
"rx'' T. that valuable plantation on sn9annai,
i'iVer' he'"'g'ng to the Es,n,e of JOHN b. Bull
ues q, containing .2nD Acres, more or less and
Ca,l- and Others "' -
1e'n'"-A credit Of one and two years, with
interest from day Of Sale, PAYABLE aunualJv.
purchaser to give Bond with two good Tsureties.
'no 'no.tgagr to secure the purchase money, pay
Lie costs in Cash and pay for papers
W. II. PARKER, cEAp
December 8, 1859. go s3 <t
~ Chnrl'ston Mercury publish tri.weekIv
,i' ray OF Sale, and scnd bill to ". II. p, before
the dag NJ suic.
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ABBEVILEE
MALE ACADEMY.

INlllS Institution Willie open for Pupils on
l. the FIRST MONDAY, in JANUARY.
The following will be the annual rates of
Tuition for the
Lower English Branches 5000 and SO. 90
The above with Algebra, Geometry,
History aud C"mposilnn. $1,000
ihe above" viii, Latin :nl Greek, &:jr.uu
Mr.. L. o. McCASLAN, n graduate Of the
Citadel Ac"de'nv who GENES to me with hiyl,
testimonials will assist in he labnrs Of the
School
". II. WHITE, Principal
-. st-boys d"sir""s of entering Coller"
viii he freI"re'! with great care.
Dee. 28, 1859. 1T
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
ABBEVILLE. $. C|
Friday Morning, Dec. 80, 1859.

See advertioements of J. W. Lipscomb, Fx'r;
1T. Moore, Assignee; Notice to Hire; n. T.
Owen.
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TERMs----Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM,l
DISTRICT OFFICERS.

MEssRs. LEE & WILSON GENTS: You viii,
"blige the Abbevilie Delegation by publishing
the following list Of District Officers appointed
by the Legislature at its late session.
The Managers of elections are not published
now, for the reason that they will be published
three months before the General Election next
October.
Respectfully yours,
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The State, of South Carolina.
yt-at.
ABBEVILLE DLSTRIoT.

~esSSS'SA SShtA SS1k
ABBEVILLE DLs7RIoT.
In Equity.
Jane E. Waller, +
vs.. . Bill for Partition.
Pelus A. Waller,
and others
DURSUANT to order of Court. T will seli
at public, cutlery at Abbeville Court
House. on Sale Dav in January next (2J the
following Real sEstateso Of Albert Waller. decd.
IN the village Of Greenwood. in tile Hodges
institute Lot containing eight Acres, more or
less, and bounded by laids 6f r. M White
aud others.
The Fuller Institute" Lot. contoininp two
ana n Quarter Acres. m"re or less. bounded BY
"nis "f Wm. P. IIill. and others
ERMS.-A credit Of Twelve months with
interest from date. Purchaser 10 give sRoud
with ut ;east two good snretles, pay The costs 'iu
cash and pay for pnpers. ss
sWM: tI4PARKER. o.E.A.n =
Commissioners Cffice,.k -
Dec. 10. 1889. "a ids
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THE NINBg1gix BEsg1
afleA AsetIo(ll
: sssDun as4 eos4.o. d.
= 41t,HAHsR WALKER.
. 9 5s S3a.s,s .; : :

Late Principal Of tie, willlsufston Male
Acadsas.
~dM be opened .pn.tiie. .F0uRfHsMeT.
~ Day in JANUARY, 1850. 5i9.
The Trustsss are fattefed in having ieeured
the serviees& onssso competent and who
: saaeasS q & Rsys tafSuhsddsd q D sasspsn
ssS Ss"ss ssss ssn Mn u q sas.s !. r...
qualified ifos the aomnf4p ayoSatinIs. OF 1i5s.-
-Gooa Bntdcan be had'at 6per ,saeAih::.
Terms. fates. ETC. .'ths satns asin SmilaF l1.
IYr For patsieuisl& ssddreA. s6e Hbd,r.
aligned, At Ninety -SiM Abhstilis 1iasSetsa c.
~ WILLIAM GkRTER. =
cheindan Board Of ssfpss,
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y NOTTCE.

II osT y, Note Of SEVENTY FIVE DOL.
!. - LARS, given to me inrJanuary 1855. by
Robert Smith. The payment Of said Note J
nave stopped. and the Finaaesis requested to
= ~ WIS. SMITH. J:
~. aL 1859 sS x,sN
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sv MARRIED by ReY..W.P P. Hill, "Wednesday
Dec. II. II o'clock; AssN .,sMr. JAMES SEAIS
70 Miss,NANcYA. BRINKLEY all Of this Dis.
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- 80 y AsssynIs; Dec %, 1859.
costsr.-s Vs,y liAls offering. We quote from
Ito i0esuta ,'s s., &
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HYNfEKI1AI.
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COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS.

1FS"TSe<'V7y =
S. MCGOWAN, Ch'm'n.
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Sour and rejected brands Of State and Western were held
With more hrnness. Some choice extra st. Louis brands
were held at SO Southern flour was in better demand
with sales Of about 500 ools closing with Increased
seadiness a. the above quotations Rye a0ur quiet
at the above figures, while meal was unchangei
Wheat was dull and nominal for inferior and common
qualities, while choice grades not plenty ant
were more firmly held. The sales embraced
about 600 bashes, including red Southern
al 81 70, and fair white do at 81 SO Included In tue sales
were about i've caTg0ss Western mixed private terms
Com was heavy ard lower. The sales embraced about
2s eco bushels including round yellow at SIC white
Southern At SIC ssc, prime yellow do at 49,, old
Western mixed al 81 &c SIC and do. at $50. Rye
firm, with sales of about 900 bushels including
jersey at 93c. aud Northern az 96c Oats we're heavy
with sales Of state at 4Sc Sic and old Western
na1ian at Doc. SIC. The folio wing table, from Vim g.
Cuttings circular gives the receipts exports of nolr
and grain at this port for the week ending to day:
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City Intelligence.

STEAM FIRE ENGINE TRIAL The Manhattan Company
made good exhibition OF their steam Ore engine at
the Bowling Green on Thursday afternoon. Steam was
generated to sufficient pressure, aad commenced
in six minutes from the time the Dire lighted
three minutes the engine working at full spe,
with hundred pounds Of steam. There facili
ties for measurement at the Bowling Green but threw
stream to the height OF It's to $50 feet The perform
snce in the highest degree satisfactory both TO the
remen and to the representatives of the insurance
panies, many Of whom were present 1t afterwards
taken to the pole in West Broadway, Franklin street,
but the blowing out Of steam joint between the bo
and engine prevented full display Of its powers
place. by causing 100 great q waste of steam
WHAT DO TIE LICENSED VENDORS WASIS-rhere Ia 70 be
meeting Of the licensed vendors of this city next
Tuesday. Let them all be on hand Let them tell tue
public what they want They do il; they have good
uoug lungs-perfect Stentors, as we ali know
CONTAMINATION Friday evening band Of counter
letters attempted TO food the city with bogus 81 bills
he Central Bank, Of Mddetown Conn, and bills of the
denomination the Hanover Bank, Of New Yo-S
city The police discovered the attempted frsut ami
tilted all shopkeepers
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and OOmestic Nails
TIM OF CLOSING AT THE NRw YORK OFrIoB.
DoHSsrIc. Worth Albany, Buffalo and Canada. $40
N VIZ .ss xi;s y Ss. nal An. and
so nm and southwestern
a:s:is man /; a 4
s''D ~ :aes :. sf X !! e. ms''' close At nS
CALIFORNIA By sssaIaship Illinois. on Monday.
The Overland Mali tor 0:iforni. leaves 3. Louis
snss for Be- marked e o1sr ass ss
sLIxx Cry Overland S, Ma. from E. joseph
SAM Letters should be marked Overland
HAvAsA.....By steamship Phladephs, Friday.
30 P4urIo by S1' Steamship Illinois: on Monday.
MEXICO. New 0r.sn: BY steamship tennessee on
the LIST and 18th o, each month Letters ahould
ps placed ~ me um ace ~ Now TOTE BIZ DAYS pre-
he Days ssr Inc arrival Of each alter
month he steamer KarpsR vii Be- dssuascSsd
with mails for the Bahama Islands, TO be landed
EUROPE -. BY steamship Ariel, for Southampton
and Hayre Saturday June Is ,lnh M
NJ The Ariel on Saturday. takes the Enslsh, French and
Prussan closed malta
TIME OF CLOSING AT rHE LONDON OFFICE.
BoxBAY The Overland Mail 70 Bombay closes in London
~ followp:-via Marssies, on the Sd and 18th OF
each month Via Southampton on the 18th and
oAIcurrA... I0h 18TH 18th. via MassleA 4th, lah
CnrNA &C.. Via MsrssGes on the lon and seh Via South
AUSTRALIA Via Nasrile. and rasy on the 10Th. Via South
AdsS On ne =. % :, month
daies Should any these dates An Sunday the mail
despatched the following evening.
above dates Should any Of ese dates fall on Sunday tbs
mail 10 despatched the morning previous
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@ dry goods the past week. ~ well - the amount thrown
upon the Market have again been large and In excess Of
those for the same week In the two previous years the
aggregates since the nrst Of January 1862 also largely
IN excess Of those for the period in 1858 and IN 1857
Annexed give statements showing the classification
Of the goods entered and thrown upon the market the
past week, with their value BY which appears that
the importation Of woollen fabrics amounted 10 the
Of S5SS S4 cotton 70 S2eS 0l silk do 70 s77o 6SS,
and flax do 70 $18997 or the total importatons there
were entered for consumption Sl,747 ,90l Tho with
drawah embraced sos 079 and there were warehoused
Sl4o 661 worth.
The following arc the mporations OF dry goods s the
port Of New York for the week ending June II, 1867
Enfera f,sN onsl
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BALTIMORE, June lsd9-0entlemen have letters from
ne yenerai shipping and Seaen of Inc Rrsh
board o. Trade Informing me taa the Ameriusn Ioyda Re
sy Oh forwarded by the Messrs Biunts through
me WOMB pc used Tor the Compiling The ligt OF
american VESSELS for the new Code Of Marine Signals now
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uARITIME INTELLIGKNC &
Port Of New York, June IL, 1859.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship City of Washington Qr. Petrie Liverpool via st
JohrF, fF, and Queenstown-J Dale.
steamship Philadelphia, Hoges, Havana and New Oreanr
s Com G promise .6 Gsi ssSfr
k Fses s Ss scaca1 Giles Co.
Bark Iris dBr), lie Contour La Pole, NH L Routh
Bs.t Fanny S. Rankin: Risb I Mcleod Jr.
Brig carolina ls,c) Cr,ssn, C.dz Lawrence, Giles Co
Brig Lama (Brazi Arspjo Cesra and msrket-Burdett
Brig Lady Chapman, Cooper ssEHs-smite Jones AGO.
Bs ,ss M,;. Tsrsht saa mop r0a
B Bs nu Siss s S sGp Peters
s sssss Rsas
ss Tsra:ps rfessey c"iman
sclf Sarah MARIA Uuderhi, & susss-smith Jones Co
AR castings
s sss s 9 sssE A
sehr Gherub, Bailey Gardner-Master.
ssISSD ySSs Hui 5Sydsoss
ARRIVED.
dD saaona Ham Ehsrs Hsmbnrg June .sa at
arc variable Winds up 70 the Banks from thence fresh sw
e M 10 g. g s,shanssd signals
,sh for New York 10th AM lat 40 81 Ion eS 40 pss'sd
he Race sunday ~ dense
Steamship oOiuTb Berry Hsrlsso z hous wn %Sse
Pm exchanged signals with seamshp Alabama hence for 81
ssp whtso, selfssp. PendesOn Liverpool. 40 days
Ship ki!se Ma,hde rem) Nordenbod Bremen, days
S. 20 Ssqs ION
s New with
was IN cowpany with ships Emerald s,m New Orleans for
Havana days wh sussf tbasco
regare, &c TO Moses Taylor A Co.
70 smaIwood Earle Co 9Th lest miles Sc of Torugas
spoke schr Eclipse, from Cedar Key for New York
win fat Lawrence Giles Co latS ins lat s. Il,
Ion g. sgna,zed ship Rssouie. hence FOR shsusase
With brandy &c 10 Ssssou ohAe0e france " days.
Brig Drsso (of Columbis Drisko, Heuvitas 9Th inst
Brig Roberts tof ssifss. ~ toison, sagua
days " tn sufar end molasses to Peck Ethurch.
srg Hosmer st Marks IL days with cotton to
schr Bowdch of Casne) Collins Neuvitas IL days with
schr chss Turne Culver, Eleuthera days. with fruit
schr Evsline Treat Cole ctarotte.own PEI, days wit
sche Gold Euner r, Mckay, St Peters, PEI IA d.ys will
sshr Water Witch Hull Maag,da % DAYS with cotton :,
BALDWIN from Hapaanlla for Boston.
scir VIM Hand, Scott. Fernandina, days
schr Albert Mason Corson Wilmington, NC 3dsys.
sssr $685. cSs G E P9,n 2 2ssy
schr A Predmore, fredmore, Virgins, days.
sS WSsuS Hsac9 b si%Srs
scSr 0hares Smith Rhodes, Easpor, days.
schr Caroline, shodes bridgeport, days.
Schr Ella, Bowman Elizabeihpoft boupd Eas.
Sr Ssess Rooaoo T pf
| stesmer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia
Steamer Westcheser. Baker, Providence.
Wind during the day NEE. with rain
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The following we're the exports Of -four and grain from
New York for the week ending June IA
Flour, Jbls. Cora bush,
To Great Britain. 5,5s5
10 Bfush provinces and other places. Ia, 1856 2,4iO
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1859

eep his Office open until four p n, up 70 which hour the
required deposit OF per cent on the amount Of bid will
DO received.
he following statement Of the earnings OF the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for Nay 1850,
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CITY CUrMERCIAL REpORr.

FRIDAY, Juue l1-6 p n.
AsHEsThs sales embraced small iots Of pots al 59c
and OF pearls at 5s1c.
BREADsTuFFs --Fiour-The inclemency Of the weather
epaed 10 check while the market was heavy
and for descriptions Was rather lover The sales
footed Up about 5000 eco bbs closing within the fol,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARsET.-There was no mate
rial change IN price Holders offering freely but showed
position press sales The sales Tor Saturday sionaS
and Tnesday UP GO bele Of which spectators TOOK
O ard exporters bales The only quotations furnished
are the following New Orleans Middng lloG14d oPiAnds
do, o ll-l6d. ,,-I.....
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester
were favorable the market closing quiet but steady ~
LIVERPOOL RRHADsTUFFs MARkET.-Breadstuns
were tending downward Richardson, Spence Co. quote
Flour du hut steady p SAIL Dbl Wheat dnl wins
decline of d2d French sorts American was quoted neg
sSe6 White o9dii Com dull with decline OF Cd ON lei
low; White, nominaly unchanged ~, MI.
IivrRPooL Provision MARKTT.-The Provision
Market was generally dull Beef quiet but steady roh
dun. Lard at 50 d55l Bacon duh Ialow hTm oa'oh
IIyrRPooL PRoDUcE MARKrT.-Ashes quiet; Pots,
u g. Pearls 279 Sugar steady Rice steady C9hee qeie
Rosin steady Common AZ spi'' Oh iPeH'e u'" ~ -
as. III 1900
LONDON Observation-Disclosures were dull ana
UNCHANGED in prices SUGAR CoFPKs quiet RICE N
TALON quiet al SO 6d599 LISsRED Oh 2SI ZIG lHoS
Consos closed on Tuesday, the 18TH at Ssdsl for mony
and account. -.----.,....i
LATEST.
LONDON Wednesday, IL morning.
Cnpsols omen AZ last nisht's closing prices.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Inc ln0a ana tlllnd Ndit, from thcutd sept y,
and Hong Kong Aug. "A, had reached England. The
news il mainly anticipated by telegraph, but the let
tiers give additional details
Mr.. Ward, the American Minister, was oourteously
received at Pekin. The OF his arrival at Pekin
was brought to Shanghai by Russian gun-boat, but
no letters were received from him. Ii was reported
that lie would be at Shanghae about the end OF Au-
gust, and that be expected TO be able TO send home
the ratified treaty by the following mail.
A correspondent of The london Times regards the
reception of Mr.. Ward a most polite stroke Of the
Pekin Cabinet, but il does not at all remove the
treachery to the British Minister.
Tie FrteRd Of china says, that the American
treaty gives the United States liberty to tender their
good ices in any difficulty with the Western Pow
ers Mr. Ward Will soon have opportunity of test
ing the virtues of this clause.
Gen. MouraVieff Governor of the Russian Terrific
ries on the River AMOR, had arrived at the Peiho
and special messengers sent to Pekn to acquant
the Russian Minister. The Russians apparently had
perfect understanding with the Chinese.
Order reestabshed at Shanghae.
Three officers, who lost their vessels at the Peiho,
had been tried by court-martial, and acquitted.
The negotiations of the French in Cochin China had
made so much progress that the French Admiral had
sent a reinforcement of troopsan gunboasto Canton
Advices from Japan state that the British Consul
had made progress respect to the Currency ques
ton; the trade, consequently, was III abeyance The
American soop-of-war Germantown was at Japan.
The steamer Mississippi was at Shanghae, and the
Powhatan ard Toeywan at the Gulf of Pecheeee.
Later news had been received from India by
the Red Sea telegraph. The Bombay mail OF Sept.
n reached Alden Oct. 6. Central India was still I'M
settled. The frontier districts OF Nepaul were occu
pied by the Mana and his followers. The Waghers
were still in instruction, and force was 10 be sent
against them.
Exchange at Bombay was at 2I3s. Imports con-
tinued active but fall in prices was anticipated I'M
ports were quiet. Freights were without improve
ment.
The authorities at Pekin represented az ready TO
receive the British Minister friendly terms. Mean
while the Indian Government had been applied TO 70
5 900 troops for China, and two regiments were unde
orders q depart,
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large Tirein Boston.

B0sTOs Saturday, Oct. ~, lSSS.
A fire broke this morning IN the reai 81 NO. W
Cambridge street, which destroyed siz bui Sngsi mr
Of them 81 no great yaue. Robert Pfirkis, furnnmo
dealer; White & keaTney res.sufaDt-k spsss' D. -
Carr and G.. W. LaFued, are among the suierers
BosTos, q a, 80, ia
A sugar house, six stories high, in -sooch st'esr
owred and occupied By Seth Adams, Vas totally 40
stroyed bv FIRE thir evening The los' On the stgck
5000 and on tbe building and ma Emery : S,"0
The insurance on stock IN $3.50, ofw go the icb1yr
ing il In New-York Officer Fulton - vs0 huri1ojd
$3.50; Metropolitan, 5000; Mersauiile, ty1
Freraan's Fund, 5000; North ARlsr1ean, 80"
irving 81 eco; Empire City, 5000; Excelsior .y'.,
The remainder is In Boston, Lond,o and ~ nnShsaa
Officer. ..ooo II .- -
machinery $4,000, Of shieh The NV WoTic .Con{.cf
81 New-fork has 81, 900 the Maisitan Of sew-g TN
a. 600. and the Iafa zs,te Of Brooklyn 1oo: sery
ii,ile ,,orI was raye(-not over 100 bbh- cf stsr.
Tie fire. was probably incendSry. iV'o D"1S" "
Cre,ee n place wars..Iighty damaged.
ATE occurred =: about o oek this a''ers"S IN
The r,xth .tory u Banker & Carpenters sttes, Nos.
Io7 I'd loo state s,reet, deaks. in and msnEessrsr.
Of ants. &C. phe entire lisA Is ab1ei s''s ID n
bu ding i Owned BY LeyeIst salion Gal, aas caa''
| Of ,hs fire u unknown.
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The Captured Insurgent at Carlisle.
CARIIsLY, Pa, Saturday, Oct -, IS59.

CARLISLE, Ia, Satnrday, Oct - 1913.
TIE prisoner in Jail here, for whom reputation was
made by the Governor of Virginia Albert Hh'et.
was before the Judge to-day upon writ OF habeas
corpus.
Council for the prisoner claimed his discharge on
the ground that his name was VIM. Harrison Seve-
Iai si.lcuir Uf HaFpers Ferry were examined, ana
testified positively tiia, the p,is was one or tho IN
yaders, They had converted with him and recognized
him. Mr.. Copeland aid he the fash OF his ri1s.
when in the act of shooting citizen. No one OF the
Witnesses knew biz name.
The Court took the ground that the requisiion ~
legally and formally right, but there is evidence
that we have any man in our custody named iiazlet
whom we can deliver on this requisltion. We arc
satisfied that monstrous crime has been committed,
and that the prisoner there and participated, and
therefore recommit him to await requston from the
Governor Of Virginia.