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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-25
"4t2 clTArIoN.I
State of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. ja

An the Coslta OF 0rdInary.
BY James Johnstos. Esquire. Ordinary o,
Faicfeid District
VTHEREAS II. "A. Gslllard. Commissioner
w in Equity. has applied 70 me for
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. on all
anu siugular the goods aud chattels, rights
and credits OF J.G 0'Neaie, late Of the Dis.
tricsaforesaid deceased, .,, Ef hHi
These are therefore to cite and admon,s,,
all aud singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next 0rd:nary's Court, fbr
the said District. to be holden at Fairfield
Court House, on The 30th day Of Nove,nber.
next, to shew cause, II any why the said ad-
ministrstion should not be granted.
Given andor my, hand and Seal, this 10th
day Of October in the year Of our Lord,
one Thousand eight hundred snd sixt y.six,
and In the ninety first year OF American
Independence. s,a..,,a.
oct 28-f2x8
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ROsELAND,

Situated about three miles above Wihns-
boro, and cont aiming about 600 acres On
this place Is dwelling house and all neces.
sary buildings, except gin heuse
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DRY 7G0ODN.

.HtALICOES, ,Deleines, Long Cloths Brown
~ Shiptings and Sheetinee, Satinsts,
Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambrie
Handksrohiefs, Coats Cotton, all Nos.
Mems ard Womsn's Boots and Shoes.
Boys Shoes, Misses and Ladies' flne Glove
KID Caters and Hosiery, Meme, Boys and
shisses Hats. =. :
q est e-sf :.
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NOTICE.

UWREE months after date, application
l. will be made TO the Charlotte s. South
Carolina Railroad 'ompany for renewal Of
Certificate Of Stock. No. 1909. l8 Shares.
Original Certificate issued In the name OF
Margaret Mushatt, dated Goth May, 1852.
and has been Sst.
]. 8. STEWART. Executor.
oct 6-iaw3m
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"a '.@' LEGAL NOTICE. I
District Court Of Fairfield,

WINEsnoRo, 3. u, Oct IL, 1863.
ORDERED, that the Clerk OF the District
" Court do give notice that this Court 10
how organized. and ready TO sic in Chambers
at the Court Hoaee. for the transaction Of
such business, within its jurisdiction, 90
MAY be brought before IL. 8IRRF
ptAlso ordered. that o special Term Of the
Court be beld 10 the Court House on tho
first Mondayia November next for the par-
pose OF farsanging the Jury lists, and draw.
ing Jurors for the fret quarterly Session Of
the Court, which is TO be held on the second
Monday after the fourth Monday Ia January
next /, and that MOTTO, be given that the Re-
tura Day for the first quarterly Session
fails on Friday the lst day Of February
next. By order Of the Cotsrt. 4,
P lts. 8, b. UE.0HNEY.
n}H a Clerk Of the District Court.
oak l8.&avl aSefley Il, Z .ru- sss7 Il t,frs.ts <
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Also.

Panknin's Hepatio Bitters. Lyons Ksthai.
ron, Fresh Salmon, Fine Segars.
GUNNY BAGGING AND ROPE.
Nails. Old Dominion and Empire State,
all sizes. JAMES @, MILNOR.
oct 6-tf
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Local Items,
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements, 3iR fS
See the advertisement Of G. d. Ladd
g. Go. All kinds of nice things are
kept on hand or prepared to order by
this firm, and "wedjn fixins" &c. Call
and see the handsome display of contec.
tions &c. at G d. Ladd g. Cos
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NGRS. SrTTDT1T.

UAS jnst received n new aud elegant lot
Ill Of Bonuets, Hats, Ribbons, Rouches
and Flowers. Also q lot of latest styles Of
Hair Nets. 80 oct 20-f3
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Southern AND EEneRAL SoLprERs.-B.

SOUTHERN AND FEDERAL soLDrERs:-B.
C. Truman writes to the New York Tunes
that Federal soldier not having money 70
pay his fare on the Boston aud proviaence
railroad tho other day was threatened with
expulsion. A gentleman occupying q
seat with me asked the soldier how mucn
he lacked of the full amount, and nc re-
Piled zone dollar; which the former I'm
mediately handed him. "Thank you,
kindly. - said the soldier; "but excuse
m neu sir, have e you not been an officer in
the army? eyes, sir" rejoined the
gentleman, 81 ,ras an officer in the Conte;
d derate a'm'y" al respect you. and hal
never forget you," said the soldier. Sub
sequcntly got into conversation with the
ex-Confcderate, whom I found to be Cap
tain T. S. Mackey, formerly chief engineer
of the Mississippi army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-29

NJ. Gallibert, Frenchman, has invented
an apparatus to enable person to enter a
burning building without being stifed by
the smoke. 1t is simple, and consists only
Of fire proof air bag, which is carried on
the fireman's back, and from which he
breathes by means OF tube passing into
the mouth, the nose having been preyi-
onsly stopped up. Experiments made
with this at the Portsmouth (England)
dock-yard showed that man could re.
maih 10 the smoke for six minutes with
ssaF. even II sulphur was added to the
nsi4ks,
s}Esokies, an cid bachelor, show. his
stockings which be has just darned to q
maiden lady, Who contetGpinously remarks.
Pretty good for map,darner where.
upon Squabbles fejoins, "Good enough
for woman, darn her."
John Magrader is coming back from
Mexico.
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CONFEDERATE Observation-Disclosures Gene
raj Joseph Wheeler, of the Confederate
army, is writing history of SO much OF
the late war as relates to bis own command
and those who were associated with it..
This is right. The adherents Of the Con-
federacy ought to remember that most of
their official records have either been de-
stroyed or are in possession of their enemy,
and that consequently the Confederate
side of the story can only be made known
through the writings of those who directed
its armies or Government, and that unless
their story be well and fully told by these,
the history Of the war will be as false as
histories generally arc.-Neo York Nens.
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- .
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
M OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1874.

Jaquelin p Taylor william C. Allen, WSiiliaP
HnrYis. John C. Hobson, Thomas II. Ellis, John
Freeiand, q. +. Watson, John Purcell, William
Th,s old and we'll known VIRGINIA Institution
IA now prepared TO issue "PERPETUhL" and
" ANNUAL POLICIES upon real estate IL ma
and hsa paid upwards OF TWO MILLION DOL
LARS OF losses to the people OF this state
Important changes have been made Tor Inc pehe'
At Of the assured.
The four. ffths" feature and that OF "ronti'
entities" have been abolished, giving TO the as
sured full Insurance. as In other companies
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tsc,ed 10 the extent Of insurance in this Office:
Office on the east side OF Ninth, between broao
and Marshall streets. au zZ-ts
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RlGurs OF REgELs.-At the late Spritu-
alists' Convention in Providence, MIR. Foss
made very warm speech of ten minutes,
in the course of which he said that the
late rebels had, in his judgment, but two
rights, viz: First, the legal right to be
hanged; and second, the divine right to be
Id
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Grand Dieu, sauvcz lc roi
Grand Dieu, vengcL lie roi
Viye lie roi

The September number of Tie atlantic
Monthly contains third sonnet by Profess
sor Longicllow con Translating the Divi-
ma Commedia":
lit mine eyes, and all the windows blaze
With forms of Saints and holy men who died,
Here martyred aud hereafer glorihcd;
And the great Rose upon its leaves displays
Chris,s Triumph, and the angelic roundelays
With splendor upon splendor multiplied
And Beatrice, again ~ Dante 3 side,
No more rcbukes, but smiles her words OF
praise.
And then the organ sounds, and unseen choirs
Sing the old Latin hymns OF peace and lore
Aud benedictions of the Holy Ghost;
And the melodious bells among the spires
Ger all the housc-tops and through heaven
above
Proclaim the elevation of the Host
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Tricks OF TIE TYPEs.-One Of the New
York papers recently had an article com
menting upon the blunders of the "provin-
cial" papers. The provincial" papers
may now rctort with effect, for of all the
plumbers we ever saw in print the Tribune
of Monday makes the most absurd. Here
are few:
The iceberg "thong" for theory )" can
not" for cause; "dralt" for drift
"friends twice for periods; all these and
many more in scientific article. Think
of such science Us the following:
"Each phenomena being due to con-
nective series of causes extending through
long friends of time"
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FL - s |. =;


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMNER SCHEDULE.-The THROrGI
PASSENGER TRAIN on aud after SATURDAY
June %, will leave Richmond Sundays axregts8
at 100 A. ~, and arrive al Jscksons River 4; y
M.
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Trotter ( CO.,
Stage Line for Harrisonhurg, Winchester a-t
other points on Valley Turnpike also. to ST..
bnng's Springs, Rockbrdge and Bath 4 nm.
Warm, Hot, Healing and White sulphur >"r2rg.
and by Hartman Co.'S Stage Line to Lex.a.tpu
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridgs Baths al,o rri
Virginia aud Tennessee railroad tor Nashville
Memphis Atlanta, Montgomery, mobile, New ~.
| leans and Orange and Alexandria road 10 Lyrcn.
burg and other important points ~ the sorthwy,,
| The Trains make CLOSE CoSNECTiuN> w.,h
| Trains on Orange and Alexandria rtttrt Al NORTH
and south, and through them with the Virginia AL
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN /. discontinued for the pre-.
| sent.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be.
| tween Charlottesville and Richmond an MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS LEAVING
| Charlottesville ut 5 A. NJ, arriving In Richmond
| at 10. 30 A NJ. Leave Richmond same days a3 y
| p NJ and arrive at Charlottesville At Z u
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
II u. wHITCoNB.
isl5 General Superintendent
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-, - E -.a- rEgs5sss.sIsss-
~ 1S e. ~

- N - S.
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" North EAST, AN ypu WEsT ~ pLro THs
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY ;-ELEGATT SLEsP!Ni
CARS ON ALLNIGHr TEAMS TIL. 9nry Tt'lroat
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THR"t"d
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO the cite,
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run a. follows r..
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richuoni
daily Sundays excepted ats.i3 A NJ, arrl'lhs 10
Washington at AS 7. VI, connecttng with d.
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, WITH
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED. te.vs'
Richmond daily ats =. NJ, arriving IN Willy.
ton at 4 80 A. NJ, connecting with the EAhLI
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, an!
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Al tue Pr.G-
cipal cities In the West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office Of the company, cur2cr Broad
and Eighth streets, ShOckoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL Ruth, Superintendent. ny u
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STEAMERS.
CEMI-WEEkLY BETWEEN 1sTSS
- NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. 4>sxzazsh
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE Old PIONEER LINE iUKUAAIHtU - ~
have resumed their former poo iiou again WIKI 'h~f
~ n,,y And magnificent side wh.r, Steamship.
NIAGARA ..............,.CAPfAlN '"NNH'
AND
s'NNl -" - $780,
twnlya hundred tons burthrn built "Nir".s|y ~
hi, route and no expense spared to render i"oa-
strong and comfortable.
command of experienced and g"nltrman.Y "3..rt'
They leave New York alternately srery =" ~,
NESDAY and SATURDAY for E,rhm"nl a,
New York every TUESDAY aGi >AT,GpAf
AT high Notwithstanding ~ Norfolk going anA Re-
turning. ...,.- ..-..
rally will please Ia boar IN mind that IN" rate, %,
freight Will Away be found ~ cheap ~ 10y '.".'
lines. .
The price Of passage Is greatly r"1nr"t 80 'n.,l
so A. 10 render II decidedly to ih" lnirf,'i al i
rublic To patrouiIc thi, route over all ,in,G'
For further information iEInir" 80 .,. u.''''
/ signed. "A.hhi T.
4 an J--'s
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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
WI (Late OF the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Oflce, No. 23l Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel. de Its
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Scraps from the National Republican.

A cotemporary speaks enthusiastically
and hopefully Of binding the Radical dis
union party firmly together with "hooks of
steel" A good deal Of "hooking" and
"stealing" has been going on in that party
for years.
There are at present in the South nine
hundred and seventy-tve schools for freed
men, with one thousand four hundred and
five teachers and ninety thousand seven
hundred and sevcnty-eight pupils.
The State of Virginia is in advance of
all the others in freedmen's schools; the
number reported being one hundred and
twenty three schools, two hundred teach
crs, and eleven thousand seven hundred
and eighty-four scholars.
Niagara Falls is again getting out of
repair. Table Rock is reported in shaky
condition.
The Dead Duck FROSTED high " in Phila-
delphia. When he was serenaded by lot
of geese he quacked his response from u
tifth-story window.
In Sandusky beautiful and wealthy
young lady has died from mixing strych-
nine and love. She took to the former to
cure the latter. 1t did it.
The Chattanooga Union gives the follow
ing recipe for cooling summer drink :
flake one pint Of whisky, stir in spoon
full of whisky, then add one pint Of whisky
and beat we'll with spoon. Take one gal
lon of water, and let servant carry it away
beyond your reach; then put two spoons
full of water in glass immediately throw
it out and fill the glass with whisky. Fla
vor with whisky to suit your taste. When
| it is to be kept long in warm climates add
sufficient whisky to keep it from souring."
Prentice, at this late day, discovers that
Cleopatra was decidedly a woman of Mark.
Tennessee is developing silver mines
with success.
The days on which fish should be eaten
fry days.
The Indians on the plains call our
breech-loaders cheap shoot" guns.
| There is society of revolutionists in
Russia called the "Hell" sOciety.-Ec-
change.
1t is proposed to make Brownlow s. Co.
honorary members of this order.
Robert Bonner, of the New York Ledger,
it is alleged, offered to endow Washington
(Va.) College with the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars if its president, the ex-rebel
General Lee, would contribute one article
week to his paper.
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RAILROADS.



RicHhoSp AED DAxvrLLR RAILsoln,
.icHHoSD. July 70, 1885
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.-On ara
- ai'sr Friday, July 27th, TRAINS on -.
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leave. D.,
7: N. Arrives II Greensboro At lisp
Leaves Greensboro daily at $50 A. N. Ls,,,.
Danyiils daily us.loA. u. Arrives at R!cEnors
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS The publl. A..
hereby Informed that the different railroad. W
the line from Richmond to the south, ria p, "a
vile, Va; Greensboro, Salisbury, and ChsrIo1'.
y: C.; Chester, winnsboro', Columbia, Char, :.
ton, 6reenyi!ls, &c. $. c.; Augusta, Savanrss
Macon, Columbus, Athens, Atlanta, &c CO,
Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &c, Ala ~
Orleans. La, &c, are now completed thus glT,.,
10 the traveller the shortest and most dirac, rt
70 the various points south. The route p....,
through salubrious and healthy country f'''s'
Trains connect at Burksyille with rain. On -.
s sTnn RAILROAD for FARMyILLB, LYNCH,
BuRS, BRlsToL, KNOXVILLE, DALTgy
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c, Be ~
Inc sontnside trains connect a. Lynchhrrg r.,k
trains on tn. virginia and Tennessee r.ilrM.l -
detention at that point going or coming ~
THOMAS D0DAMgAD
y -" slpsrlut.t.t.r
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

The Tour 90 the Wcst-Radicals TO make
Changes In their own Houschoids-Whn t tho
Effect OF Signal Radical Victory this Fan
would bc-The Army with the President -ihe
jacobin Convention Negro DclcRatcs-aa'
vices from Maine md Wisconsin.
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Ola OSl
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 SONS.
RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHAN z.
No. lsS MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFTs PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.

sTIEFFs PREMIUM PIANo-FoRTEs.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers OF the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRovEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFFS PIANOS now In use:
General r. s. LEE, Washington College, Lexing.
ton;
d. B. PAYNE BRo., Lynchburg;
Rev. Z. z. PHILLIPS. Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. C.
CAvsL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton
Professor L. A. AnBoLp, Richmond.
A call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
10 solicited. Terms liberal. ia3-ts
ENCH LEMON Twenty
Il boxes FRENCH LEMONS, in prime order, Jus.
sass ~ LOUIS J. BossIEux.
HOPPER AS.-One hundred and
~ eighty barrels ENGLISH C0PPERAS for sale.
gu A-ts A. Y. STOKES & co.
DICKLES, mixed and plain, In half
i gallon, quart, and pint jars Of factory prices,
for sale by tauaI WILLIAM 7. KING = %.
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In ~ SE-s,s.sz -yss4s Sf-rs.s7ss- ,s-szs---
EzM&X s1:,---.:::sts -. -, .,..-
pOUND TRIP TICKETS TO TIE
~ SPRINGS At REDUCED PRICES BY THf
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AyD rRnT.
good for one week, will be sold at thrae. togrts,.
the regular fare White sulphur, 81, ~
Alum, Si5 30; Bath Alum, Sis 50; warn. =: q,
Hot, $3.50; Healing, sI9.lj; Ruckbrtd.a H,B
1850. W. I. AuCuCE "'
~ Its General Ticket A..,,
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Stokes wants to be Governor Of Tonnes.
see.
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"GoD SAVE TIE KING "A Paris cor
respondent Of the New York World men
tons, as if he thought he had made dis
covcry, that the English national anthem
"Gol Save the King is not English in
either words or music. We have repeat
eddy heard this statement, yet it may be
worth repeating. He says:
The following are the exact historical
details which have Just been brought TO
light on this interesting subject. Nine. de
Brinon, first superior of the celebrated
house of St. Cyr, under the direction of
Nine. de Maintcnon herself, was a postcss
of merit, and wrote the following lines in
honor of Louis XIV. / transcribe them in
the original French:
Grand Dieu, sauvez L. ro
Grand Dieu, venSel lie roi
Vive le roi
Que ujours glorieuY
Louis victorienx,
Vote scs ennemls
TouJours soumls
.Grand Dieu, sauvez lc roi
Grand Dieu, vengeL lie roi !
Viye lie roi
This anthem, set to music by Lulli, was
sung by the young ladies of St. Cyr at the
moment when the King took his place in
the chapel near the choir, and excited the
admiration of all who heard its noble
strains. 1t was subsequently frequently
repeated; and one day that Handel was
visiting the convent he heard it, and OBJ
tanned from Nine. dc Brnon permission to
copy the words and music. lie had after
wards the audacity to sell this anthem to
George !. as his original composition. In
fact, "God Save the King" is the exact
translation Of" Grand Dieo, sauce le Roi"'
and as for the music, that is taken, note
for note, from the MS. of Lulli, still in ex-
is;cnce.
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NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE.-OLD
~ GAS FIXTURES MADE NEW. All persons
having old % sOIl.i gas fixtures can have them
rrgilted or rchr"nzed and made equal to new al
short notice and upon reasonable terms. Also,
PLUMBING, GAS aud STEAM-FITTlSG promptly
done. GAS FIXTURES Of every description al
ways on hand tOkDLh CLiS ELI,
AN LA Ninth, between Broad and Grace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-29

ROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.-
" We are now prepared to fill orders for this
desirable article from the Southern Fertilizing
Company. We solicit orde rs for IL.
an Pats A. Y. STOKES & co.
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FER.TrrIzERs.

DURE GROUND PERUVIAN GU
l. ANO.-The Southern Fer,ili1ing Company are
now ready to supply planters with pure PERU
WAN GUASO Orders addressed to US Will have
prompt attention.
an 3T-lst g. C.. TARDY 4 co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-15
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUAETER SEss.oNs-Judee Ludlow
In ne case of John S. I'stsr, who wa3 before
tie court yesterday, in connection with the
C" of one Frank CLARK, who mad been arre1ted
and hound over for picking the pocket of Mrs
Robinson, Judge Ludlow said, that upon rehec-
Guided to hold the defendant in $l5,oe0 bail to
answer at court the charge of persuadins q wit
ness not to appear at court 70 testify, thereby
obstTue,i1g the course of justice.
W''liCm Stroud and Wilson Carlisle we're
g. targc 1 with the larceny OF q PAIR Of boots and
q stol valued at SCI, the properly of Caleb Mil
-, Third and Arch streets. Stroud, IN whose
T, c-sion the property was found, pleaded
suilty. Carlisle, upon trial, was acquitted.
Ale same defendants upon another bill we're
charged with tAe larceny Of n pair Of boots, and
s''ver spoons, the property OF and stolen from
Joseph G. Fowler, Eleventh s;feet, below
Market. Some OF this property was found in the
pc,sc-1ion of each of the defendants and falling
t. show that they had come by 1t in a proper
manner the Jury convicted both of them.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
1hur5day, March l5, 1866.


The Stock Market was less active this
morning, but prices steady. Government bonds
are firmly held at a flrGher advance. 6s Of
1881 sold at lO1; 1881 was bid for 5-2oJ; 99s foc
1905; and 9ol for lC.4C1. City loans are bette.
New City Gs sold at 91}@o2, an advance of J.
Railroad sEa-es continue TIE most Gcsiye on the
list. Reading sold largely at 5O1Q5O'94, slight
decline; CatawisSa preferred at 2S.Q3Oj, &c.
cine of !; common do. at q, 70 change; Pnila-
delph!a and Erie at 2cIl, no change; Pe1asylva-
MA Railroad at IS, no change; Norrstown ct g.,
no change; and Lehigh Valley at go, no change;
ll64 waJ bid for Camden and Amboy; 23S for
Little schuylkll; s54 for Nolth Pennsylvania;
&c for Elmi-a common; 50 lcr preferred do; and
Al for Northern Central.
City Passenger R1ilroad shares continue dull
HestonviIlo sOld at S7s@3s, an edvance Of l9;
722 was bid for Second and Tk!rl; y for Fifth
and Sixth; rs fS- Gi-a-d College; and 5lb for
Tenth and Eleventh.
Bank shares continue in good demand. Com
merc.al sold at IS. 2Ci was bid for North Ame-
rica; 1lO for Philadelpha; 1913 for Farmers and
Mechanics; 2sl for Meohenics'; loo fer KenEing-
ton; 62} for Girard 81 for Maauiacturer1' end
Nechanic1'; 52A for Commonwealth; SO for Corn
Exchange; and Sc for Union.