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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-26

General Order No. 81, from the Adjntsnt
General published in this issue will prove of
interest to those claiming exemption from SER
vice Under General Order No. 20, from the
same.
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BY reference to all advertisement in this issue
from the Executive Department it will be seen
that Magistrates are not exempt from tho late
call for troops for the defence of the State.
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Ihe Abbebiiie Pfess.
ABBEVILIE. 8. O.
W. A. LEE, EDITOR.
Friday Morning, JUNE %, 1868.

FOT1CE.-Arrangemen have been made
with Mr WM. II. WILSON, formerly one of
the Prorrietors of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absencs
in the army. He is authorized to receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE & WILSON, Proprietors.
Jan'y lst, 1868.
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Persons liable to conscription are directed to
tho notice in this issue, by J. p. Cameron, As.
sistant Surgeon, p. Il. G. s., Chief of tie
Board 4M Congressional District S. G..
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my FRIENDS.

The friends of Lieut. w. A. LEE announc,
him as candidate at the ensuing election
TO NIL the vacancy, occasioned by the deatl
OF Col. James III. Perrin, in the State Leci
lature.
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N1TICE

rs hereby given Pst owing to the feeble
Il health o, tho r r. w. BarnweIl, he has
been compelled to banden the work he ha,
been engaged in The past two years. take
the occasion, ,herafre. to state that am the
appointed agent. VI full power to receive ell
moaey to his credit pr carrying on the work,
and sll damages inst him. in the name Of
the Hospital Aid ociation. must be pressn.
ted to me for SETTLE lent at Richmond.
T. A. LAFAR,
c. Hospitsl Bureau.
~. State paper please copy.
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ABBEvILLE, June Stii 1868.

We tho undersigned volunteer our services
for the defence of our homes and fresidcs to
be organized into "a company Of Mounted Rifle.
men As soon ss forty names are procured, that
we may be ready to meet any raid at q mo
ments warning. upon the upper part Of our
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-26

Attention is directed to the advertisemen t
OF Furniture for sale on mex. Saleday, b. MR.,
Emily Gregore.
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$4,000 POUNDS OF

Washed and unwsshsd Wool wanted, for
which the Highest cash Prize will be paid.
Also. on hand q large lot Of excellent Factory
Yarn, both coarse snd fns Numbers.
Apply to JNO. MsBRYDE, Az.
Abbeyi)Ie c. H.. p. O.
Abbsvills G. Il. June 10. 1868, TIT
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w. Jas. Lomnx, R. n. Knox,
II. I. Lyon. L. Roche,
Jas. p. Gordan. ID. r. Sondey,
WIN. ii. Wilson, J.H McCree,
John d. Adams, A. Burt.
j. il. Wilson, T. u. Christian.
VIM. II. Parker, ]. A. Hunter,
+. NJ. Mitchell, H.. T Tusteu,
X. Junkin. f. Parker,
II. S. Beard, w. II AicCuw,
S. S. Martin, A. Smonds,
John White. B. T. Hughes,
ID J. Jordan, T. Cheatham,
J. r. Martin, II. Jones,
J. I. Moore. s. Turner,
I. J. McCracken. B. Rutledge.
DR.. Petligrew, James Irwin,
James Reid, John r. Lyon,
John T. Owen, M. Mcdonald.
W. Keller. p. Rutledge,
f. "cstfield, Mr. Pope.
d. A. Wnrdlaw. C. Dendy.
F. A. Baker, L. j Wilson.
Jas. A. Wilson.
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Messrs Pratt, Dowie AMI James, of Churles
ton advertises z, 900 pounds Blusstone for sale.
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ons are exempted by
hhlv ct this State from
therefore from draft
@. 20, viz: The Lieu
(idges of the Courts Of
Clerks of
esslons and Common
+, Commissioners and
'e Secretary Of State
ptroller General and
aud the following
sail Act from actual
5 Of their rtspectixe
Pc subject to said draft
both branches of tho
Pective officers, ifcld
@l and the Solicitors
4nfr.lernte and State
81 anil Cadets of the
i; ;\regularly officiating
cd'lsed practicing Ply
lfty five years f: one
Hrly established Drug
'9ding; Officers and
4rolina College, uni
Colleges and
4 such colleges and
/ he superintendent,
II tire Cedar Springa
laving under their
'ty sholars +; all Branch
20 each established
, Grain Min, if aotu-
{n,au, the President,
each of the Banks Of
. IF Saving In.tit,u-
'fhrr's and men nj tho
and forty in.n Of each
Fire Department Of
!; The Officers and as
Railroad Company IA
tenlent may certify to
1c'eht conduct OF ;.s
IT. shal . also lie GER
'a'd employees cannot
tie Superintendent
.ic Asylum. md their
Keepers Of Poor Hou-
Arsenals of the'SLate;
nder Tho Sonftf. rate
P"stmsstcrs, Persons
r by the Confederate
. of ann. .i,a.itions
8; all persons actually
ure Of salt on The sea-
le B"ar'fs OF Rrlief OF
rty-f five [45] years Of
certificates "f rxemp-
.s, persons above the
.rsons between the ago
Persons under the age
9 to service beys nd
. will not be subject to
officers of Regiments
certificates of exemp-
ce TO Ov-rseers anaAo
ed in the foregoing.
and persons not hav--
who show b, proof
hat they are entitled 9
Ig to the law as above
tied to draft.
u. companies for active
riders No. 10, issued
'th of February last
'eral Orders No. 40.
y declared 70 be dis
Governor,
DARLINGTON,
snsral South caroiips.
s.sts will ipssst fer
.
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Ar'rr'Nr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
C"LrM"IA, April II, 1868.
GENERAL l. ORDER no 81.
SrAIE OF SOUTH CAROLIXI.'-
EXTRACT

ENTR.
II. The fol owing perse
Act of ,h" General Assem-
"a!l militia servicr," and
under General Orders NJ
tenant Governor: the i
Law and Equity; ,het
the C"urrs IF Central s,
Pleas; Sheritfs; Slns,crf
Registers in Equity; y
Surveyor General: Conk
Treasnrers of the Sta,e
persons nr" exempted h
seSvice beyontl'tlsc lind |.
Districts" and will not b
8A; The Members of |
lslature an.I their red
tE the Attorney Genej
9isStnte, persons in {
biR8S service; Officer.
ilitsry Academy
ChE9R>en;. regularly III
BisHhR. DIVER the. uge of tn
Ap"thecary to each reeuI
store of six months sta
Faculty of the South c,
Professors in other incor
Theological ScI,i''fs wl',l'
schools are ip.operAtinn ;
'Ie"ci,srs ah1 Steward Of
Asylufn ; ScJanlnlasters
6ntse-ner1esSthp tween
HIptss Ge whi.S saao
1efsa Toll ;TidEr " CeI
. Fp, ,bY'.uch white ]
o. ar nad epe Teller d
tht S4te: {: the Treasurq
tio:neM the stare; tie y;
City'6pard ami Oflic-r}
Fire Company al the
Charleston and Columbe .
many employers of enr1
the President or Superb
he necessary for tie ef
bus.nes>: Prouided, 'rna4
tified that the ''uties offs
be- 1iscl,,rged by s1aveE !;
and Keeper of the l,n9,,
Assistants: Stewards Or
scs; the Keepers Of the !
persons h"!ling offices IN
States. except Deputy
employed by the STATE OF
States in the Inanufnctur,
OF war and army supple.
engaged III the Inanufacl,
coast: the Members of IN
soldiers families over for
age: .overseere having g,
Ign Issued from this o.fic
age of fifty Years. and T..
"f eighteen and forty. +
OF eighteen. 'lrongh liabl.
their respective Districts,
this dratL,
Ill. The commanding
will regard as valid all G,
ton Issued from this offic
other persons enpn,erate
paragraph Of this order,
ing such certifi Gates, thu,
in writing and on oath q
to be exempted. accordin
stated, will not be sul,jec
Nv. The organization o
service under General o.
from this office on the ls
being superseded by Gen
said companies are hereb
banded.
By command of the
A. Q.
Ajutant and Inspector Ge
Juno 1877
II All papers in the
one vpek.
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LIBERAL.-At the solicitation of Lieut.
I. 3. Russ more than two thirds Of the
members Of Co. "L."lOth s. q. Reg'l.
have subscribed for the Press 20 be sent to
their families. Lieut. Russ is . good friend,
aud is much respected by his company.
He will accept our thanks for bis axertion
in behalf Of the Press. We extend to
him our best wishes. and send him a copy
to the 1sth s. 9. Regiment frss Of charge.
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ii. The fol owing persons are exempted by
Act OF IN" General Assembly OF this State from
'a!l militia servicr" and therefore from d,.fr
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IN THE FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA CAVALRY.
COL J. l.. BLACK, IN THE FIGHT NEAR BRAN T..
DY STATION ON THE NINTH OF JrNE
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Pledged to Religion, Liberty and Law"
THERE are times when it is well to pause and
cast a retrospective glance over the past, and
from its teachings gather wisdom for the future.
1t is the peculiar province of the PRESS to enun-
ciate these teachings and to draw from passing
events the moral taught. To the press, the
rulers and the ruled alike trust as the guardians
of the public welfare, as monitors to check
digressions from that true ria media which all
statesmen should aim to pursue, and as the tocsin
TO sound the alarm when political dangers
threaten the state. If it fails in these cardinal
requisites, of what value is it TO any people sr
any government? If it fails to speak, when
expected TO do so, how shall those in power know
whether their acts harmonic with popular views
and interest?
b By the grace of God and the good will of
Kamehameha Ill. and ", the Hawaiian people
enjoy to-day a degree of liberty, political as we'll
rs religious, that we are free in saying, is not
surpassed in any other country, and for which
all ought TO feel most grateful. Not England,
nor France, nor even liberty-bOasting America,
can show greater freedom and equality to all
classes. We have not here the powerful aris-
tOcracy of England, to whom the lower classes
bow in more senses than one. nor its heavy incu-
bus of an established church nor have we the
military d~espOtism that At times checks the erup-
ton Of the political volcano that is said to be
ever slumbering under the throne of France nor
yet have we the too frequent presidential and
gubernatorial contests of America, that so often
distract her peace and quiet, and make enemies
of brothers and aeighbors. From all these we
are free by virtue of a CONSTITUTION, which,
though far from being ~faultless, combines many
of the political axioms which have cost England,
France and America centuries to learn and by
virtue, too, of the wisdom and slgacity of
Kamehameha ILL.,, who gave that Constitution,
and of his successor kamehameha ", who pre-
served it with religious sanctity. To posterity
these names will 90 down and be enrolled with
those regal benefactors who have established
constitutional freedom and social and religious
liberty among their people.
In the providence of God, We have a new
Sovereign, KAAEHAAEHA V, whose advent to the
throne on the Goth of November was marked
with a perfect u~nanimity of sentiment from his
which, while it must be pleasing TO
him, affords one of the strongest proofs that
the constitutional form of monarchy existing is
the wisest and best that can be devised for thi
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10.

a Here shall the Press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbsibed by gain;
Here patriot Truth, her glorious rrecepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty and Law"
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COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1865.

We insert above our annual table Of the whaling fleet, giving
returns from % vessels. Seven vessels have gone to San Fran
cisco to recruit, making the number Of the feet this season 30
vessels
They have done very well, bringing in n total of IS 600 barrels
ofOH, and 10000 pounds of bone, Which gives an average to
each Of l163 barrels Of oil. and 6,666 pounds OF bone.
The Ochotsk feet, on the other hand, has done very poorly.
1t comprises 10 vessels, which have brought into port S,iOs
barrels Of oil. and los, goo pounds Of hone.
Taxing the total catch q the two Northern fleets, we find
. the average to be SO barrels Of oil and Il, IC0 pounds Of bone,
thus falling below that Of the previous season. The average
for 1852 was $50 barrels oil and IL 500 pounds hone.
The following table viii exhibit the averages Of the feet Tor
the past twelve years:
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

= - A meeting of the Residents of Honolulu was
Z held at 8 P. NJ. on Wednesday, Dec. 9th, at the
Armory Hall, to adopt resolutions of sympathy with
the Queen and Royal Family in the death of the
King. S. n. Castle. Esq, was called to the chair
and j. E. Barnard Sec'y. Capt. Snow, Capt. Daily OF
the .HdrthG, Tn. Davies, and DR.. Hoffman, were
appointed a Committee who reported a preamble and
resolutions, which were adopted, and the Secretary
was directed to send d copy to Queen Emma and the
King. -
ITO ARRIvE-A foreign mail may now be expected
hourly by the clipper ship Princess, which is sup
posed to be at least two weeks out o-day from San
Francisco. Besides her, it is reported that the bark
Cambridge is due with a cargo of lumber from Men
docino. which is some 800 miles up the coast from
San Francisco. The brig HaIie Jackson probably
left San Francisco early in December, and may be
expected here about Christmas day.
From New Bedford, the bark Haze Haraii is
over due-54 months out; and the Julian from Bre-
men, over Eve months out.
~ The bark Yankee will sail on Saturday, the
agents having promised to detain her till then at
the express wish of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
in order that the official dispatches to foreign Sove-
reigns relating to the death Of the King, may be
forwarded in her mail.
AOS u 4 luC Ntb W. WIN II hAOduOC
meut of the Kings death, and other local news of
the past two weeks, can be obtained st..the counter for
m ailing. |
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-On Saturday last we wit
messed an operation for aueurism of the femoral ar
terry at the U. s. Hospital. performed by DR.. S. P.
Ford, on the person of Mr.. Halleck, OF East Maui,
while under the influence of Chloroform. 1t was
performed in the operators usual skillful manner,
and with great expedition, the patient being only be-
tween Ave aud six minutes uncovered. Doctors
Hillebrand, Hoffman,, Stangenwald and McKibbin,
Jr., assisted. -
- The bark Zoe, recently purchased by Captain
Thomas Long, has been placed under the Hawaiian
flag, and her name changed to Ramehameha y, in
honor of our new Sovereign. She sailed on Friday
last for the Coast Of California.
IL MENoRIAM.-Funera sermons were preached
by Bishop Staley at the Episcopal Chapel on Sunday
morning last. in Hawaiian and English. Rev S. c..
Damon also preached q funeral discourse at the
Bethel, which was SLED on the occasion, by a large
and attentive audience.
= On entering the hsrbor, Wednesday morning,
the schooner Emma Rookie grounded on the East
bank Of the Channel. 1t being ebb tide she stuck
fast and remained there several hours, though the
steam tug went out to her assistance.
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DEPARTURES.

Zee. GAM VIII ship John C~oggeshan, Dean, for cruise and
home.
3-Od's VIII brig KohOla, Cogan, for Line and Arctic.
Sch MOikeiki, Sapela, for Lahaina and Kaiului.
3-Steamer Annie Laurie, Marchant, for windward ports.
Am brig Advance, Barlow, for Manila.
4-Haw VIII bark kamehameha V. Cate ZOe,) Long, for
Coast California.
s. Russ brig ShelekOf, Hanson, for New Archangei.
5-Am bark y : Perkins, Robinson, for Victoria.
Am VIII ship Europa, Milton, for Line and Arctic.
a. VII ship Gov. Troupe, Ashley. for Coast Cal.
Sch Kamehameha ", Clark, for Malko.
Sch Warwick, Bull, for MOlokai.
Am VIII ship Hercules, Dexter. for Coast California.
S-0id'g VIII brig Comet, Wilhelm. for Coast Cal.
Sam barkeutine Constitution. Pomroy, for Teekalet.
Sch kamOi, Wilbur, for Lahaina and Kahului.
9-AmW VIII ship AdeIine, Barber, for Coast California.
9-Sch Odd Fellow, Johnson, for ports on Kauai.
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Ships NIaii-.

For SAG FRASCIsCO-per Yankee, December L.
For HILO-Ter Emma Rookie, today or tomorrow.
Fo- KAC s. hOSA-per kekauluOhi, to-day or tomorrow.
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Am ship Princess, Crogell, would leave San Francisco about
Nov Is, for Bakers IsIand-to touch At Honolulu
Eng steel schooner DomitIa, Griffith, from Victoria v l., with
mdse 70 Janion, Grren & Co.-shortIy expected
Eng bark Dolphin, would leave Pernambuco about Aug 30. with
the cargo % the Sam1 Robertson, 20 Wilcox, Richards &
Co.
Hav ship Haze Hawaii sailed from New Bedford June y, with
general ndse TO Wilcox. Richards l. CO.-shortIy expected.
Oki'g bark Julian, Luhbers- sailed from Bremen July 4, with
general mdse 70 Meichers X Co.
IIaw sch Onomea, Way, sailed from Boston August :, with 4
cargo OF general udse-
Am bark Arctic, Hammond, was 20 leave Boston about October
], with general mdse TO c. Brewer q Co.
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PASSENGERS

Firm PORTS on MAUI-Per kamoi, Dec 7-Messrs- Louza-
ia, Parker, Jones. Merrill, Bailey, His TX the Gov OF Maui and
stat.
For LAHAISA AND kAECLrI-peT hamOi- Dec Sc II Judd,
Yrs q Wilder and 3 children. Miss 4 Wilder, j h Wilder,
Miss Anna Hebron, Rev Mr. Leonor, B Armstrong, Mr. Bailey,
VIM Bailey, Miss Emily Alexander, Messrs Tranum, Sloan,
Jones and NcPheTson.
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NOTICE

HEREBY EORBI NIL Persons trusting
any one on my account without nv written order.
(Signed) ACHU.
Honolulu, Dee. ath, 1863. 394-1y"
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whaIemen's recruits have been in fair supply the past season,
though the n9n-arivaI % two eargOes Of stores and shocks from
New Bedford has been felt The ships that cruise on :he Lower
California Coast this winter will return to this port in the spring
and then be able To obtain anything that may be required FOR
their Northern cruise
There have been no foreign arrivals the past week, and but
few ccastwise, and trade may be said to be very depressed.
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OUTsIDE.-On the fourth page will be found q we'll
written article on the reconstruction Of the Union,
and how the revolted states will be restored to their
former states. 1t is well worth a perusal. On the
6rst page. Holstien concludes his tour on Kauai,
which he appears TO have enjoyed as our readers
have his sketches of il.
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DEATH OF Mn. SAMUEL DERBr.-On Tuesday
morning last. December 8. Mr.. Samuel Derby, the
Reporter Of our cotemporary the POIynesian, died
very suddenly Of congestion Of the brain, being at
tackled while standing in his bedroom, preparing to
dress. Mr.. Derby was 40 years Of age. a native Of
Salem, Mass, where he has an aged widowed mother
and two sisters. aud first came to these islands in
lS47. He was we'll educated and possessed Of talents
of no ordinary grade, and his genial nature and pro-
bity of character will be long remembered by his
friends and acquaintances
The ADVERTISER IN S. Persons wishing TO
procure the Commercial advertiser in San Francisco.
can always find it for sale at j. W. Sulliyan's news
depot.
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e On entering the harbor, Wednesday morning.
the schooner Emma Rookie grounded on the East
bank Of the Channel. 1t being ebb tide she stuck
fast and remained there several hours, though the
steam tug went out to her assistance.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIFALS.

Dec. Sch Warwick, Bull, from MolOkai, with 6 hogs, ) bns
beef, % hgs lime, 5 pass:
6--Sch Kamehameha ", Clark. from Msliko, with sos
kgs sugar. 80 brls mClasses, 2 cabin, 1 deck pass.
G-Sch kamOi, Wilbur. firm Lahaina and Kahului; with
full cargo Of wheat, mOiasses, -four and sugar.
F9-Am wh ship Massachusetts, Greene, from Lahaina.
Before reported
Sch Odd Fellow, Johnson, from pOr;s on Kauai with
100 kgs sugar, II eds wood, IS sheep, q hogs, I
cabin, 10 deck pass.
9-Sch Emma Rookie. Bush. from Hilo.
9-Sch MOikeEi, Napela, from Lahaina and Kahului,
with usual freights, 2 pass
9-Sch Kekauluohi, Haley, from Kau and Kona. with
1876 Ills pull, ) bis, % bss. fungus, S brs tallow,
O. bgs coffee, 900 II Ohia lu Der, 1 rs leather,
400 goat skins. 10 hides, 100 pumpkins, 10000
oranges, , cabin, 81 deck pass.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Drovsr.and Farmers wiilnu this the mos n dvan
.aseou route Tor Live stock Capacioss Yards web
vstered and supplied With every sbnvenieuce have
beet opsne., mr. ditsconnscteHs and evssy
attention Ia paid tothsir wants From Hsrrisbuves
where viii be found every convenience for fseAint
.cA ycsttns srhnice is offered Of the PHtLA Dki.
pTtIA, NEW YORK apd BALTIMORE MARKET.
rhis viii lso be found she shortest quick~st ann
cao.t direct rpule Tor SiocktoN New York-tviAAllep
tovnl-and VIII fawrr chAnxesthan any other
kNOCH LEWIS Genera ~ pts Altoona. p.
L. L. HOUPT. Con ,rickctAgt philadelphia
r. n HOUSTON ts~peesa Freight Agent.
lra s5t p'ssa SIP
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Twenty-Five freshmen we're arrested 10
Story County, about eight miles from
Nevada, % Monday last, for resiziipg tbs
acts Of the Enrolling officer Of that dis
trict IN the discharge Of his offisisl d.
ties. They were brought 10 This city
yesterday BY vsll armed guard, and de-
livered into the custody Of United States
Mashal Hoxie, who will bold thar until
they can b tried in accordance With the
provisioss 81 the Consumption sot.
It u aid By thoss Who would sxtensats
the resistance offered By these prisoners,
that they vev iynorsut u The hws, and
were n,isisd BY vicious political leaders.
This may Be true. but they vote and ex-
ercise other important functions Of cisi-
xenship, and il Is their business = know
batter than TO resist officers Of shs nv.
The lSssop they win learn in this ease
will be of profit to them and all others
who would follow their sxsnpls II Dss.
AoiAss Register.
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keep constantly on hasd and for sale at the Lowest
pnss: 60 cash s.sLoasss ana pfe~ps nss sisrss ~