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Good Counsel.

The Augusta (6s) Chronicle and
Sentinel, In an article on the political
aspect Of affairs, refers to Che efforts Of
ambitious leaders and designing dem,
agcgues, who, having ruined the South
are still. trying to SOW discomfort and
disorgsnizstion, and sddI-
Already mss the strong military arm
OF the United States Government been
intsrposed in various sections 10 crush
out the same spirit which caused the
late disastrous, bloody war. Already
have some Of the men who led in the
late struggle and who think no n ca
pabie Of leading o but themselves,
been dispossessed Of ofhcCs to which
they managed 10 get elected, and been
tolo that the government will not per
mit them to hold plaoea they have
shown themselves unworthy of filing
Now, II She only parties effected by
these things were the parties them.
selves no one would care All would
say, IF q man puis himself in a posi.
ton be has no right TO 6ll, put him
out Bnt these foiled political wire
pullers are not me only parties S6ected
The whole country is now watching the
shapirg OF public matters in this sec
ton. The South herself Is especially
interested Whether the Southern
States viii sgain be permitted TO be
represented in the hall Of the national
council is e question which rests en-
tirely nov win the residents Of those
States ~ BY our acts We prove that
we are unworthy, our delegates will
never be admitted. We can never
force Congress 70 give us what we claim
are our rights We must show that we
are not unworthy recipients Of the is
gOrs Of the General Government before
they are bestowed upon US II is in
the power Of the Washington autberi-
ties, not only to deny our Representa-
tive and Senators seak in the Legisls-
tive Balls Of the nation, but Il is in
Their power to declare as conquered
territories and keep as in that eondi.
ton 10. years 10 come Let Us not
then, as a people, 90 act thai we shall
bring upon ourselves such a punish.
ment. Let Us also 30 rebuke ambitious
schemers 10 oar midst that ne nav moi
suffer for their misdeeds and misbe-
haYi0E
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Gen Duncan, in command at Will
mlngton, Del has issued a general or,
der iorbidding tha ENLARGEMENT Of the
Old State law which disarms negroes.
De further says: An arms hitherto
taken nom the colOred people viii be
Immediately restored by the officers of
the police companies, OF sent To tbese
headquarters, with labels attached.
showing BY whom, from whom. ana
when each piece was takenn-Ska,v
EpeHiAg Journal
Where did Gen Duncan get author
ity to nullify a Law Of the State Of Del,
aVare2 It is time such men as he were
taught to know their duty.
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Marc Munday received 17s votes for
Congress in the Louisville District, on
Monday, Aug. tn, 1866. Marc will
ever mark that Monday. He'll keep
therecord in his family bible.
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A letter from Frank Pierce to JET.
Davis, written in 1850, vas recently
published here, as sometkiHg ne7b and
autographed ell ovsr the North. The
New York Tribune, in view Of The fact
that tie letter was published two years
ago in the public prints, advises Asso-
ciated Press reporters to keep them.
selves properly posted touching the
current history Of the country. Mares
nests are not difficult Of discovery; but
a plague on their fruits.
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And bugcrs. VII DO vel % exAnsins cur large
zhtre-
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville. Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL EES7lON OF this In
4 sitrtion wis 90 he FIRST MoNoay
in 8eptsmasr. The re Opening OF comaTuuicauon
hiss eua lea Teachers hitherto cut OF tprsBch the
Iustis ace, a-d the Principal IL nov albeit make the
4 course of insfrrcto on ore h1era, making a pvt
OF IL Modern Lsnglages, which VIII be taught oy
soc upbshed and experienced European tesche s,
n viii embrace HpgiSk, freDch ard Latin tsnght
wthout separate or extra ehsrgs, the dist two b.
inc ohGigstory, the last optional. FeamAnship viii
hs .eng6sty competent aadsuocssffn Pofes- or
"a & likewise proposed 10 introduce as q part Il
the ialV schcoi exercises, TIE Hnodfr1 system Of
rarior SSmussties and Parlor Culture, now beng
=. s~Iesri,ei adopted and highly recommended
~ fae most emineut educators snd mediea men
Il ~ eonptrv, As cOnducing 20 smusement. mere
ston- ersce sod ~esess-cs Of ngrre and notion
Iesifh End vigOr Of BODY and mid, 20 that pirents
- cfsldr.u WI have hitheIt3 been Eept rom
a-hoot On "a oant of their neAlth, ae nov etaoed
"a Eend fhsn o school for their health
In enlerrinr the coulss, ltla proposed % unit
a. numbsrs b shout one-hat q those usually 10
= n sdsnce. To tecurs = place % is desirable that
- ' rpuicz6oa should be msAe. Tenma strictly
II s5vsncs. No pupil consideNd e. entered Q
plaee secured. until the eessioae tcilon y eAas
Scr terms and psTtSnlsrs spPly 6y lstser % +.
Bex SO, or upon the p eInlses q ne fn1eib1
sngl.In Mrs. EMMA HOLCOAhE-
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Ina speech on the ID inst, in St
Paul, Minnesota Gen. Thos. F. Mea-
gher declared himself in favor OF negro
suffrage.
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Il uader the scoafroi o. bis brother, g. ".
JONEa farmery foreman Of &c vel known hrn
Of Merck 4 Sons, Philadelphia Both Of us being
prac. cal men, and catering cursiges 81 some
reputaion - mecharlc1s Is needless % say tcat
al work executed At this piacs VII b made N M
very best msnoer, and We guarantee that cur pnces
vii Be- tCch that It vii b muecessaT Tor anyore
70 20 out q the cfy . buy anything m ocr line q
Business. snlsss thsY have more money han they
know Whatto DO WITH. July1am
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Republican Banner.

yFVEE underrjeaed having purchased Of " 2.
Rang CO, III ir entire interest 70 the Stocks
Srnd E msterial, end good VII OF NE NsshnilA
baiiy nd Weekly Republican BasneI, us Pnl4lcs-
I'm vfl be resum, d on tue I'D Of SepteTnber ne1t
ssressm .Sbs-7uhOa Sane as the other city pa
pers SI4 ger smumi Weekly Is per an-
rum frf- pook
suit, uphon lists are now open AZ me W BOOK
stores. end st the ffsruch ofnce on Deaosn-s
siress We sole a share OF public patronage, snd
sopssl to he old T lends and patrons oltne eaHae'
to 1--WE II their Encouragement aod support
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complimentary to the United state.

Complimentary to the United States.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald,
writing from Quebec, on the 10th inst,
makes mention Of a speech in the Leg.
i~slature by M. McGil, of Hamilton.
The writer says
During his speech Mr.. McGilI took
occasion to pay a compliment to the
valor of American troops, and dwelt
upon the grandeur appertaining to a
contest such IS that lately brought TO a
close in America, which, he declared,
was for great and noble principles. He
congratulated the country upon the
successful and gratifying termination
Of the war, and devoutIy hoped that
the people Of the United States, who
we're flesh Of our flesh and bone Of
our bone" would meet them half way
towards fostering q spirit of eternal
good will and fraternity.
The fact that his reference to Ameri-
can affairs WIS greeted with the hear,
hear so peculiar to British politicians
when they endorse the sentiments of a
speaker, plainly showed that in the
Legislature at least there is a strong
sentiment 10 favor Of the North. This
sentiment, however, I observed, was
confined to the English members, the
French maintaininga dignifed silence.
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Iron Fronts

put Ia their houses. VII End 70 their interest to
teution viii Be- raid to the manufacture Of
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On yesterday att O'Clock, Dr=JoaS P. FoED. IN
the hny-sixth ysar OF his aga. Funeral services IA
the Dasenent Of the lat .Presby1sriaH Church to-
DAY 81 4 o'clock p.m.
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7-S0A-The WsshingtOn Chronicle o,
the l4th says
All theremAinder Of the S~even4hirtv
bonds-bout ak millions-will be De.
isered 20 subscribers By the 18th. The
delay has been caused by the exhaus.
ton Of the blank forms Of the smaller
denominations but the printing press
VIZ seen supply this deficiency.
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atp advertisements.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,l
NAsRvIIIz, TESE., Aug- II, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received q. nv
y c@ce u-til Wednesday, the ed MS; a. II o.
cock, p, for 5000 FiTe Thousand Bushels Lime,
more or less, 10 10 furnished in q a tines Of bOg0
Bushe 3 per week. VIII be received within TREE
nj e. Of tDe ciy AZ tie expense OF the Govern
ment # over three miles ID be delivered By the
parties c. attracting.
BY or6er q Coz A. J. MAc<AT. Chief Q. N. De-
partInent Tennessee.
Z B. KIRK,
eugls-5t Capt. a. q. N.
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ThOA G. simns has bssa appointed
Postmaster 81 Atlanta
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-.zx Artist. wi knorn . oar 50 ~
- nou trsfnT1ed % .f&fLIH -
vat upea =. oa "a pzos .
sc sssR N
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Meals at all Hours

A GENTS WAITED FOR "THE sECRETsER-
n. VICE. the Field, the Dungeon, and the Is
c'pe-h The most Interesting and excitifg book
svrf published, embracing Mr. Richardson's IN
psrtleled experience for four years: travell ng
through the S0nf7 IN The secret service Of the
"frbuneh Il viii abound 10 stirring event !. aud
consin more OF the f'ct, incident ana + nance If
the war than any other work Published. Send for
CIRCULARS. Address JONES. BROS.
l4s ". eth Street, Cincinnati, Chic.
sagls-3m~ d6W
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Land for Sale.

on on 100 ACHES FOB SALE 81 ~
SU nn5erIr,ed. SITUATE hFs miss ign
vile, On he Old c0nPtnn rosds e54fnRFss
Nn. s Ch.rrg IlIa.a N..hnl.e-
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IL eersous having uccounls and demAnds
n sranst The estate 81 sarah M5rEEos deceased,
MI DIesent hem 70 me iI HLme1h
sry1o-1m AdniniEtfacr. ~.
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Auction Prices.

NXIEe-8 day foceivaE ecaEgaEenia q eTary
w description Of 0ooda purchased 10 ne Rast-
| en- c1ies e Apocce, q in1portefs aad 6rF4 hands.
We can sBd w eel % tie 1Fsde Is lev s. Esg
teaaa u rs Nc1t exc. talEkp ACQ,
mfi@1n Asaa 81 csaaes -
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$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
~ Viewers Monongshels WHISKY.
% Robertson counsy, "u1 "a
~ Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peaeh Brandy, ysrY fre.t
10 Old lpple
10 FiuA imported Hennesy Brandy.
0 Casks Fine ''star" and Crescent" Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, tsnpsricr quahty)
70 Ftpes superb Rhine Wine.
so Gees - a.
80 " Weeks Fine CstawbA Vine.
lto L~ongworth's sp rkling cstsTta Wine.
100 lmUoTted Qaret Vine.
10 Cssks Fine jana ca Rum
10 Imported Holflnd Gin. 81
o. Cases genuine NalclIfd Absynthe.
10 C@kssaeeuor Cstsw q Brandy.
100 Barrels FinsN. o Sugar.
20 " c fee
% Bbls and = nbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar. 81
80 B Crushed Sugar.
50 BAGS Prime Rio Coffee III
70 Bbls and = Do N D Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German SOAP.
80 siay and Summer Candles.
300 Cases assorted Matches.
100 =" Boeoda.
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IN use IN Tennessee for the last twenty years ano
parties having Machinery ~ EnuflcturN ~ Gihs q
Moor, will ind it to their nieretttQ 1--we iheI ~
iaclites We have for ench work, and Ee ate asss5'
mined 70 do all work eutTusfedt % us fkOhlrlL
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE fSiONoi
tee 10 deal eifh us. Every imp oveEDeni n Ma
chioery that has FOR is % ect The saving CT iaoori
fuei and unnecessary weight Of material, Will DC
adopted BY rs. PaTdes e0ntempa ins '7inAlns
OaiJ can be furnished with Tools and Machinery bI
boring ana pumping. as cheap Is thsy can ne fur'
nfshad nom PttsbuvR. Parties wishing
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For Sale.

HAVE for sale one Of Hail a Cos No. ] Fir.
and Burglar. Proof Bank Sales, also 3 40
koseHoo5 Piano., 3 family Horse and Baroucne
toqa.her with fine Tapestry Carpetng
For pRricniars esquire Of VIM u. Perry {
Perry 4 Dumont, "a Brood street, or ~ my resi-
dence 10 North Edgeield.
aug1b-f WI T. ShlLDrs
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THE DAILY EXPRESS,


FkLEA81 UAUf vi
H1s entered upoa it. Fifteenth yea, N an en-
fe-eed form, vita new type, under auspices
ElrhlV a5ternz Ii has aizfgs md dalF incfeas-
ssssrng fo c-onnInunicsts With the Southern pubic
fdYsassgss surpassed b. noae.
Advertising Rates.
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rsTOYEs AND

4. huzfusss thai has harstoors been neglsctsd.i ID
Nashville; bat gs are determinsdt 70 furnish e. good
4 sfoye IN dssiRn, fnish, durability and chenpness
Is can be uads in The United 6ttes.
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Employment.
nHG A NINTH "A ents No tsd 70 sell Sev-
d ing Machines. We vii give q commission
o. Il machines sold, or smpioy agesis who wi
work for he shove wages, and AL expenses pzd
Address A 3. HEEEuGEoN 4 Co, Columbia, Tenn
G~ug17-H2nF
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Cooking and Heating StOVes,'

Countv hollow ware OF al sizes End descriptions
Sugar Kettles. etc, etc. In shon, ever dercup
ton Of work dooe 10 Foundry ami Machine shops.
The Patterns Of the lste hrm 81
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The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control o. ne Proprietor,
Who is vel known in thu ely ior he Ast ten yearA
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Taken Up.

1rEAR Government Wood Yard, at the foot Of
~ North summer Street, = dsrk sorrel Horse,
! IS ngnis high, sb1ut syears old. The owner can
have hun by callisg a. tbs Halfway ao0se. On
1 clock, pm ,provIng properly and paying sharses.
RugiR-U JhSS- hAHNAi-
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For Sale.

A SMALL Rrck Houue on South Earka ars.,
81 uear the NuFdeespcfo PIKE, coaalrine cree
lETa rsepus, apod house, eRd pes1s-sl . rood
/ r1r1Ir. Lea - Htt ~ ~ e4Goeed ~ feof
boaFd facs. Pre- go c. - ros-~9ira aSw
B iar3 dsyS, hEtsoNa HpNk&E
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uIBIs Est hishusrt il prepared h no ubctu-e
Stan Engines, saw Mi "a. Gust MI > iron
house FIonte, ksilrOad Cas- i1gs, BIleg3 CsAu1ks'
Bolts, etc, etc, Iron Rsiings, Bauk vaults
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Oysters, Canned Fruits,
P~REaERvEs. ~MACKEREL.
Sardines, Etc,
Pickles. Etc.

le9,on Hsnrv Clsy Cigars. I'd - a
5000 Perfection" DO
go 3 sCs -: %Egs-oa !, uBvhois and bali borss)
6n,u0 Tycoon" DO
500 ~AndueW Jackson Cigars.
l50,to Nv z Waga do
5a.o0 STR Of the West, do tsery anel
5000 Washrgton DO
250,o@ Assort@d Brands.
% kaf butte POeshontAs pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
50 "ssy ApFls" do
20 Butts Navy 90
100 caddies hack feus. 40
Sunny side, sAeet owen aod peE proo Fina Cut
CheHing tobacco
fape Gus kllklnuick Smoking tobacco, IN pound
bales AID Weed" IN shols and bali barrels.
We are the sole Agents for u. Beck's
-opular
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PAINTS.
LIQUORS.

Bhls Alcohol, 90 per cent.
80 70 per cent
g." Proof apirifs,
s " Pitts Whisky, pure, fof Ned. purposes.
" Pure French Brady,
" Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Msdeirs, and Sherry Wines,
For ssls low, BY EWIN 4 PEEDLETON.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
uuiIins md Ecar.Daiting an Wnit's''-
More shouIder-EIitting among Stock
GuvratOrs.

Wall.st. and vicinity seem to have been con-
verted recently into for sboudrrhtiingi aud
IL Is nmated that plumber Of tie brokers are going
into traiung under OF the most prominent apoe
,les Of the prize ring to fghsfor The championship 10
brutality and bruising at early day as practicable
There are many competitors for the distinguished honor
and bets are running bish TO tho winning party tue
street being greatly divided In opinion. agd at least hall
s.dozcn operators IN stocks and sOeAuo'ose's Ovihs
l.rrcly hacked b. their friends
We have already chropiced one Mill ended ny fpul
play. About II O'Clock yesterday morning anotnes
TO oeo urrcd aithout gloves, 10 Wall st. between
tWu b-el es oi almost equsl weirhi aud st6tufe AS
one had crimson apd the other sabe whskef t1r e"n
batanis v ere designated as Big Red ahd : Bnhs
Back" Snd vere generaIy eonsiuerTa aarg ~
one by a. ohes though each declared himself the ue'
irsnded paIty. An attempt was made 8" sette ine
difficulty by referring the cause o difference ahd tue
referees decided that Tar as the nceusatons were
cor oerued both risri, which Instead Of s1erc"
lag a modifying influence. ncted rs OIL upon IRE.
- Big Red "iryited Bully Rack 70 enter us once
telling him be need not be afraid. H. swore ne was
not frld of any living aud sttlked hnty 1910
the business sanctuary when his scarlet haired Gs gave
Lisu grhtuitOus Astronomical exhibition by dasblle MS
hlf hetwceB bis yisual orbs
The ebon kniglt did not approye of tbs recepuon'
and immediately made his ontngonsFs pfoo'ses ae
auantcl With ms dexter manual which dreE iron lle
wounded member n rosy tribute % bis pIo~ess AZ
tn. nucturc the huws sl thick and fast ard The CON
oatlnis closed b. H. getting B. X . head Ia eancery
d after pummel's HIN severely. thrnWuE h,n,
leirlly upon tho Gvor. whore be Ay treatt!ess aod
nearly lfciess.
lie OF the j,tiy whiskers was pronounced vieiorions
hut DIS discounted opponent declares hnsei HoI sats-
fed ~ vet and proposes next Monday to accompany
the grrat professional miller 10 the spOnot yet dee.
gnatoi--on The Efle kuiwu,, ana ngnt u out am1ng
the "Gancy,' whose profession ID u be ornies abd
whose practice 10 no manner eoa!radlsts their pro
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
THE CUsTOm.HOUsE FRAUDS.
Confirmation OF the Examination nj the
Tombs-Testimony of Rn Accompiico-
The Cnse Adjourned 10 Tuesday ueIt.

The preliminary examination Of W. e. Barney
and Nelson Fabian. was continued on Friday morning
at tie Tomhs before Justice Dowllng. The hrst wat
ne,s was A fred Kendall who testified as follows
TESTIMONY OF ALPRfD RENDELL.
do business 81 NO. IS Cc1ar.st: ! aln wine NIT
chant, ! know Mr. Chsuncry; knew MIN ~ LONDON !
Tor the past several years have seen him on an average
twice or three nmes week.
Cross.e1nmiheI by MFR James-l know Mr.. heh,
deli; lie went 10 Europe with Mr. Chimney WE ana
family last Wednesday three woekri was colied up)n
by the detociives; was shown the senatufe to tle
bonds tbe oonds shoEn the witnes.)i thrse are
the same; don't think the SIGNATURES nre 10 Ihe mann
writing of Mr. Chsuncey. Mr.. Hendell was very much
about MIR Chsuncey be lived ou lin; he had uo occu.
pations always knew him by the n'me of hendelI l
am rot that he had any other an positive tuht
Mr. Chsunceys handwriting does not resemble N an'
particular that Of The bIDd II check was present 70
me written in this hand should refuse ls Us not
genuine. NJ IA ,v.,
TESTIMONY OF EDwAED B. MErKs.
Inn broker; my Office Is Ne. 20 Exc1anpe place.
fled out tbs blank, marked "E1linns Que elt
phpefs): tie ext 0feTs name was Nflteh ~ u, 'iASu
MIR jane. objected to any evidence inpllcatne Mr.
Chauucey on tie ground that hs name was not men
NJ ick sn,d be had no 1,cntion oi irrp'icat
Ing Mr Cneur cry. ho oDlJ wished to show forgery
bad breh committed. ~ a..
THO Cont admitted the testimony hut ruled that II
could ~ produced nc snst Chennoey.
TIE witness th9n point 4 Capt. Chimney ~ the
cns who signed tie ENTREES IN The nnfne of Richard
/ Clancy Mf B1tury had c"nNerbti'B VIII me. lie
said wanted g0nd1 tk0u thFDugh th- Custom
lIuuse he said he vaaied fictitious inpFihh9n' th'
goods rrro put on lighter and not placed on The Veo.
sel; ileie WOgd DE- trunJie about tie h1nds hil
several interviews i'm hus Mr.. Fabian was rot rre
sent AZ all; this before the specific act charged
Fabe reduced Chtuucry two or three days brforo
tbe alcohol was enierei he said be the gcn;emaa
who would sign the bond.
The witness then given 10 tho defense Tor cross
Ic1aminaiiOu, which was decliued.
| Mr james said thit after confuli'ii0n with Mr..
Brady IL had been thought best with the consent OF
Cunrt o. wnive tho crusaeNamnnii'n of his witness
until the corpus dscfi Il the prosecution fully
parent. Mr Sedgwck o. .o.od Tie Court granted
permission.
| Mr. Ssdswick refused to examine any more ~ bis
witnesses mud the sdlourned ~ Tuesday next
when the question of Jurisdiction viii be faliy argued
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noleon stock at largely advanced rates. These
purchasers are IN the employ Oh .no
n,rt,es who sell the stock, a1d or confse
he Nancy they n also the property Of those parties
They wonld se, confederate mp stairs 10 the same
building (me-s) hand him large qaant'ty OF money
aud say, Go down stnits to ken.iH Ch~noeflelh q
Ia ana buy 20 many sh res Of Napoleon at snch a
price" Tie firm below, aware that they can get DacA
thrir own money Whenever they may demand H. fep!
yes We will ,e you that number OF shares here
they are, at SIS share" They take back then
nancy and The bogus paI chaser taxes tue shares whcn
thus rapid rlse in value.
At Iengli through two of their agents or confedeF'
et g the prlce Is up ~ e32 share Bond Is tle
name of one Of tese agents. Cooper Is the other.
Conner fhaving been provided 1ith money 0eOreband)
esires OF Kendall Chamberlain 4 Co. OJO sanTes al
S32. They give him orders on the olhef parties tlso
i'm the conspiracy md of them 10 makes the purchase
The sellers retuID the money to Bond, VINO ieturlA II
to tie original owner. lheieupon lhe e'a' !,
SpiratoTs send around. TO the unsu'peenns oarI 10 .
iay for instance and demand shares at - |1 as peE
aeTprmeut Not hnvi0g tie shnres. ana nnhOe to ro'
onrc them al less than sJ9 Carr Taylor are coreP'
aud are induced TO pay $4,000 Gs margin or security
for TIE ilao recovery OF the missing snAfes h'ni ~
ers are bitten u the same way aud the affair begins 10
make noise.
TIE SD irp operators have their stock and names
stricken from the lists of the Petroleum DoaIu %
brokers' and Carr aud Taylor together win numOer
of leOA dupes bring an action o fraud ana cousPIa'!
for tie recO, erv Of funds. .-
The defendants aeny al fraud. claim that the trans
scfun WI. bDBa fde and that according TO ire broker
rule they bought in the stock at g. that being the
lowest market price 1t the time OF hS pnrcnase auu
that they, therefore, have a set.of of si3 700.
THY eyide, tly fnd Themselves In pad scraPe' noN
ever as il /, understood that other claims preparing
against them 10 the extent OF sljOOOI
The names Of two of the m0s prominent parties eou
nected with the swindle ars Higgins anu BOND wno
sIe represented "a tustics from Aeghanv and Catta
Tnngus Counties. Bnt the fact has uHhs-
plr, that there worthless. with other coniederales'
all boarded together NJ nm mp town Doardine lOhs''
" here they planned nnl consumnated then seneWes
Messr, Higgins and Bond wontd be yalu,be witnesses
Jlst now, bat they taken the al rm aud are on
number # others are supposed to be implicated al
lie IS. win serve to saow up in unyaruishod black
ness the Devil in the Suck Market.