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Ladies' Hats and Bonne
Grain and Grass Scythes,

Scythe Snaths, Ames. Shovels and Spades, Collins
Axes, &c, at MCLEOD Il STEELE'S.
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State of N. Carolina, EIeclAlcnbarg CO

Aug 20, 1866.
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4 GARD
IANCAsTERYILLE. Jnnn.

IAECAsTERvILLE, January !, 1865.
We, the undersigned, take th. method
OF Informing our friends and patrons that
We have renewed our Store to Charlotte,
y. &, where We will keep n general assert.
m"nt nf Dry GoDds, Hardware, Groceries,
Crockerv, &c; and will BE pleased to re
cclve visits from them, and are confident
that We can sell as cheap as they can buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale of Cotton md
Country produce generally, and furnish any
information, at any time, in regard to prices
and shipment, North or South.
Oar Store will be found on Trade street
under the Democrat printing office, opposite
DR.. Sears Drug Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness and encouragement which
Nc have received ut your hands.
Respectfully. Your oh't serv'ts
X. T.. COCHRANE,
J. II. WILSON. Jr.
Jannary 10. 1866. lS-tf
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Serious Affair.

a serious rencontre orcurel on We'd
nesday last, a few hli'es from Wmn,hoyo'
resulting IN tie severe ~ouud'ny Of two
federal soldiers. The circumstances, as
narrated by the l. cut. in command of
The soldiers are briefly these
On Tuesday evening last a raid WAS
made by party Of men upon govern.
ment wagons near Columbia, and seven
mules and horse forcIby ahducted.-
Upon report OF the matter TO the au
thorties, a detachment of six solli.rs of
The garrison under charge Of a Lieulen
ant were at once despatched to recover
the property and to apprehend the raid
ars. On Wednesday the latter w.rs
o'e'tskeh about seven miles from our
town in negro c.bin, resting we pre-
sumo. The aetschn'cnt spprehendinc no
serious resistance, rode up, and without
word from either side wers received will,
sharp v"lley from the ra'ders-tbrougb
the balf open door Of the cabin, The
tire was relurned-but the raiIer. fon,
IN number managed under cover of their
stout resistance TO effect their escape on
horses, abandoning the stolen property,
One soldier was wounded through the
face, the ball passing through both laws
ard displacing tooth or two. Another
WAS shot through the arm. the ball enter.
ing not far from the elbow, and issuing
higher up-and also through the Thigh.
both painfully but it is thouga, no, seri.
ously. One Of the raiders was thought
to have been wounded. The wounded
soldiers arrived in town oa Wednesday
afternoon and received prompt medical
attention.
From the number OF shots fred. stated
to have been thirty or forty. and the earn.
est and impressive emphasis with which
We heard one Of the soldiers asseyeratipp
tha, ut vas no fun" We imagine IL was
brisk affair. Should the "rumor thereof
however, reach Bill Arp, We adnonish
him, as fellow sufferer, no, to permit
himself 10 10 inveig!ed thereby iuio that
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This Wringer has again taken tho first
premium in the Great Fair Of the American
lnsttue-it has also iaken the First Pre-
MUM NJ the State Fairs of New York, Yer.
mout, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Irdi.
ans, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Chamllain
Valley Far, and at most Of the Couaty and
Destitute Fairs throughout the country.
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States, and zoe nerer
heard of one that icas not liked
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wrn.erS, in having large rolls Of Ssli1 In.
dia Rubber. so protected by strong COG.
WHEELS that they canEot slip or break loose
from The shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be broken and does not rust or soil the
clothes Every Uuireisal Wrincer is WAR
KANTED.
We select few testimonials from persons
widely known 10 the public, who speak ac-
lual experience, aad are above suspicion Of
mIssta ement
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Notice.

DEaSONS knowing themselves indeb.
l. ted to me for Lumber are hereby no.
hHed and requested to settle the same with
my Attorney at Lancaster G. H., w. M.
Connors, Esq, in whose hands the papers
have been left for settlement. Those in.
de"ied by wcount will please settle by cash
or note "Grcenbacks" will be received A
par Tor cLher notes or accounts due me On
said claims, it rendered at an carly day.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
December 2, 1865. l3-v
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The Blood Alternative.

Mr.. Sumner is very frank. lie tells
the Senate plainly that the alternative for
which we mus, be prepared, i negro sui.
irage fails, is bloody revolt Of the fr eed.
men, IN comparison with which Saint
Domingo was nothing-a revolt, too, in
whose behalf the Almighty and Mr..
Sumner tthough this last auxiliary don't
count Tor much in the fighting Iine,) will
fight. That we may not be supposed to
oversta'e this, we give his very words:
"Ihe freedmen, though forLearing and
slow TO anger, will not submit to outrage
always. lie will resist, resistance will be
organized, and here will begin the terri
be war of races foreseen by Jefferson,
where God, in all his attributes. has none
which can take part with the oppressors
The tragedy Of Saint Domingo will be
renewed on wider theatre, with bloc lie,
incidents. BE warned by this historic
precedent. 1t was the denial Of rights
to co'ored people, after excessive promises,
which caused that fearful insarrection.
attersvarions vcssitules, during which
the rights OF citizenship were conferred on
free people Of color and then resumed.
the slaves a. las, rose, and her, the soul
sickens at the recital.
THE nams Of Toussaint L'O,yer,urs
black OF unmixsi blood, who placed
himself at the head Of his race, showing
the genius of war aud The enius OF states
ma"ship also. Under his maguanimons
rule the beautiful island began to smile
once more, agriculture reviyel, commerce.
th"A new start. the whites were pro
'ec'ed in person and property, and con .
st';n'Ion was adopted acknowledging the
authority of France, bnt making no dis
tncuon on account Of color or r,ce. In
an evil hour this policy WAS reversed ty
decree Of Napoleon Bonaparte war
revived and the French army was com
PEELED to sucCumb the connection Of ST.
Domingo with France was broken. and
this island became LACK republic.
IA | this dreary catalogue OF murder.
battle. sorrow and woe, began in the de
NAL OF justice to the co!oreL race. And
only recently We have listened to a simi
lar tragedy from Jaruaica, thus swelling
the terrible testimony. Like causes pro-
duce like effects, therefore all this will Ls
ours If We mad'y persist in the same dc
nial Of Justice.
"Ihe freedmen among uS are not un
like the freedmen Of St. Dom;n 20 q,
Jamaica; they have the same organs.
dimensions. senses, affections, passions.
and, above all the same sense of WRONG.
and the same re"enge passing from the
necessity Of the case"
There Is one soul that does not si.Ien
ut this recital. and tha, soul is Mr.. Charles
Summers. III. s&inks, and in so many
words says, that revenge from the npce,
s'ty o! 'he case is natural. and there is no
page IN modern story " hich he rea Is
with as much interest and sympathy AS
he does the record of The burning Of Can.
Fr"nca's-no cannon SO holy and sacr- d
AS that Of Tonssaiut L'Onyer,ure. # is
simply horrible that such language i.
tolerated. IL is more horrible th, j,
should. as wedoubt M, is, be approved
Philadelphia 1ys.
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CHARLOTTE, Feb. II.
Cotton from 22 to 90 cents in pold.-
Gold 80 buying rate.
RICHMOND, Feb. l3.
We give below the prices paid vester
day by brokers for South Carolina bank
notes.
SoUTu CARoLINA.-BAnk Of Camden
35 cents; Charleston, Is; Chester, Is :;
George'own, Is; Hamburg, Is; New.
berry, 25; South Carolina. Is State Of
South Carolina, Is; Commercial Bank,
Columbia, Is; Exchange Bank, Colum.
b'a, Is; Farmers and Exchange, 10;
Merchants, Cneraw, Is; Peoples Bank,
30; PAINTERS Bank, 45; Planters and
Mechanics Bank, 90; Sou,hw estern
Railroad Bank. %: STATE Bank, 10 {;
Union Bank, 60.
BACoN.-Ths market is dull and prices
nominal. Old shoulders can be bougn,
At l5 2 to lG cents; new clear sides
10 IL cents; new boue sides l8 2
cents.
PoRK. We qrote IL l 2 to l3 cen Is.
LARD.-Countrv Lard is worth 81
cents; Western, 20 cents.
BurTER.-There is ve,v little good
Bu,Ler here, aud it brings 45 cents rea di.
Iy.
IRsH pOrAToEs -Soyrhern are worth
90 cents; Northern 100 cents.
COFFEE Coffee is dull at present,
prices. We qro G RIO At 20 TO 0 cents
Lagnavra, "a to 30 cents; Java, A. to
3 cents.
GRAIN N.-Whe>t-Prices are nominal.
ln'"r'or. 81 IS to 81 25; prime white,
81 50 I" 81 60. Curn-Tnis market j.
very duh. We qro'e new. so to s5c.
Oas-We quote ired oats As TO 60 cents;
prime winter seed oats 90 to 65c.
SALr.-MarsLaIls factory filled So 80
per sack.
SuGAR,-Brown, 10 SONIA cts.
extra "C," Is cents extra "B." ls cts.
New YORK, Feb. 0.
Cotton heavy at 46c. Flour advarc.
ing-Sou,hern So 90 to $I5 so. Wheat
steady. Corn dull and declined lie. Beef
heavy-p mess l6 to 90. Pork un
>P'tled-mess closing at S3Ol2 I.2c.
Whiskey duh at 81 2ic. Sugar firm.
Navs' stores dull. Gold l39 "a.
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fiddle trade" Gen. Lee had no posi-.
bic connection with the matter and it is
no part Of another "diaboical rebellion"
against "the best government the world
ever saw"
1t was simply a piece Of lawle.sness
and brigandage that are too rife 10 The
land and Mat ought to be suppressed with
a stern hand. Winnsboro' Ne,gs.
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South Carolina-Lancoster
District.


{. ID Melton, Solicitor Of
S.2".;"s,. S%,s.s'" c'ss"; iss';n,nH Bill IN EQUITY
&. ID. Melton, Solicitor Of the Northern
Circuit having this day filed Bill to per
pe'ua'e Testimony" pursuan: To "an At Of
the General Assembly entitled ian Act to
provide mode by which to rrpetuats tes
tim "ny in relation to Deeds. Wills, Chooses
IN a'ton. or other papers and records d.s.
iroy-j or lot drrI0g the recent war" rari.
fled the 2l-t day Of December, a. ID. 1865,
il = ordered
That all persons who ara entitled TO and
ic>irc t. avail themselves Of the benefit of
Tive provisions OF the said Act, are permit
tel /" com. before The Court and have Ia
ken and perpetna,ed all evidence which they
shall produce on proper application being
made be!or. me.
X. q. BILLINGS, c. ED.
COMMISSIONER, Office, Lancaster,
February 10, lS" 6. IN.
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P r | G. E S .

Large Nnnger, "a" $i2 90
Meu'nm w ringer, "B 10 90
DotS N"'her, Family Size. IL 90
DOty,s Washer, Hotel Sizs. lS 90
Merchants or good canvassers can make
money rapidly GeIli-g them in every town
Exclusive sale gnarnnt esd and liberal terms
given to re'Pon>iblc parties W 10 first apply.
Descriptive Circnlar and terms sen, tree.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which has JUS. taken tie frat
prem'nm at the great Fair Of the American
lns'IIntr, is also sold by the undersigned.
4. G. BROWNING, General Agsat
No. 347 broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66-ly.
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1--WE think the Machine much more than
pays for Itself every year in the saving Of
garments. We think it important the
wringer should be fitted with COGS."-
lOrangc Judd, Editor Of American Agricsl-
turIsI.
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T He LIMA TIMES

The Weekly News, containing twenty.
eight columns. Il transcript Of the Daily
Times, IL Published every Tuesday, nt 50
per annum Clubs Of ten or more, So 30,
and copy TO the gc,tsr up gratis.
Irrms OF advertising in the Dailv and
Ia Weekly Tines, one square (trn lin - or
tsss) I,o9 f"i hrt insertion and so cents for
each suO'eqr-nt Insertion. A reasonnbI,
deduction mad for advertisements inserted
Tor n longer period than one month
Advertisements inserted in the Weekly
News at 81 90 per square for each in-,f
t"n All letters on busacsS with the above
publications should he addressed In
WARiNG Il IiERRON.
Charlotte, ~ C..
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"My family would AS soon give up the
cooking stove rs this CLOTHES wRINGR.
II cannot De too highly recommended
S0lon Robinson.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21

This is tn" first Wringer ! have found
that would stand the service required of it
j. =. lluggns. LoVejoy's Hotel.
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81 heartily commend it TO economists Of
time, money and contsntment."-lTh Ths Rev.
DR.. Bellows.
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New AdVertise men IT,.
Headquarters.

I'd Sub Dis,ric', u. S. c.
Ches,srville, S. G., February 5, 1866.
CIRCULAR No 4
10 all cases coming before Superior or
Circuit Provost Courts, or any other au.
thority having Jurisdiction IN Ffeedmsn's 5
affairs, in which compensation is claimed
for services rendered or labor ,rformed,
IL will DO urd rs'ond that the Feeedm en-
have been fres and are entitled TO compen.
saiion for service rendered or labor psrfor n.
ed since the 2Oth day of February, 1865.
By comman Of
Lieut.. Col. b. b. MURRAY.
J. A. LOW.
Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant.
t0GiciaI CoPyl
HENRY BOYCE. Lieut..
Commanding Post
February 2lst, 1865, -2t.
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Notice to Jurors

"A IL JURORS SUMMONED PRE-
H&- VlOUS to l2,h Feiausrv, 1850,
will no. attend, unless resummorel. We
have orders TO disregard all action prior
to The above date.
J. W. TWlTTY. Clerk.
Office G. i. & G. s.. Feb'y 20, '6e.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
Is PUBLISHED DAILY AND sgMI WEEKLY nv
CHAS. II. WYNNE.
Office n w. Corner Main and i4th streets.
TERMS.

i"c INES WIZ give all the military. ma
,,a'' political and foreign intelligence of the
day.
sB All communications. either from
corrssponicnts or on business. shonlI be
addressed 10 CllhS ii. WYNNE,
Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Charlotte, Feb. II.
Cotton from % to 23 cents 10 gold
Gold 80 buying rate.
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared to execute all kinds Of
JOB work, with neatness aud dispatch, and
on accommodating terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

nomination three mighty cheers wore given for the nom
inee and the cause.
Messrs. Cyrus Is. Martin, Dr. Lawrence j. ID: Dewitt
walsh, WynkOop, Kersted and Eli w. fairchhd were
chosen CONGRESSIONAL Committee for the ensuing term.
Dr. William Done was called 10 the platform
after the business was concluded, and gave some
very humorous incidents connected with bis campaign
experience just terminated in and the more
radical the sentiments enuncated, the vocferons
the applause Every reference to impartial suffrage
cheored to the echo, Put down old Orange and ou
livan for a decided Republican victory in Noyembet
The following nominations have been made:
COMBINATION Member Of Assembly, lid District stephen
II wendoyer School Commissioner lid District, David IT,
Woodn-
ERIE-For Assembly WITH District, Christian Scbvinser.
KTScs-For Assembly With District Ira Buckman jr
OrsEGo-For Sheriff Harvey W. Brown County CLERK.
Stephen Estes County Treasurer Horace Lahrop Sessions
Isaac Shafer -,
SARAToGA-For Assembly lid District Austin L. Reynolds :
School Commissioner lid District Henry Wilcox. j..
SEYRcA.-For Assembly, Col James III. Mcdonald Treas
urer James Furgers0n School Commissioner T. v Bode
Supentendent Of Poor A. Rorison Coroners W Schooa
maker Bennett Sessions Jason Smith
WRsrcHEsTER-For Assembly hid District David W
Travis Of Peekskll
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THE STATE OF TRADE.



Buvyaro Oct io-Four dull and lower; No. Spring Sii0
sl Is whsa heavy dropping Of 70 900
MIXED Oa-Ma.kst bare Barley dull; held ct 81 ioo
81 Canada Rye quis, Pork 80 1es for mssa Lard
Isg o9c Whisky nominal ., ~ Cana Frsisbs i7c on whest
l4c on Corn 9,c NswYor Receipts for the last "a
hours Flour bb whss 577J6 bush Corn 1851 bush
Barley ,s4 Canal Exports for the time Flour sS'
bba whss 81 O2O bGshi Cora TtTo bash oss noc bush
Barley, "a 40 bush. IS
PHLspstpnA October IOCot.sn 3re,sc Middas Flour
-Western 5oSl1 so; Superhns. ssrSs Whsss-hsd
81 sas3 Os; WHITE - 1888 IS Con--salss Of Yellow q
81 olg 81 G5. Whisky, 81 20. rt.r
Toaosro October io-Lsys purchases bsns made on
Amsncsa account ID Bsrsy hss declined 3oioc and
now quoted al 50656c. y bushsL
TOLEDO Oct fPoar quiet, whestwin.sr arm and 10 bet
ter Spring ss lower White Michigan % s. Amber 81 s
No Spring 81 and le bester No Mixed
Oats opened ic, and closed Dc. better sass ct 16sJc
i0-Fiour unchany-d sales 400 boa "hssf da
.s. 90 bush No. Mlwaukes Club - a. Corn and
quiet Barley que; unsettled held 81 sesi % tor ordinary
prime Canada sale. TO- 90 bush private terms Cana Hssn
i6ie. lower on grain. Lake mpots-6ooO bash Whes SW
Barley Cam. 900 BUSH whss 81 900 bush Barley
Oct i0-Coon sitter ssias 1000 bales low nia
das 35e1s Receipts. Bank sterling g. sewfo
exchange Feshts Cotton Nswr0rs L.; to Liverpool
ID. to Hsvts. ltc.
ALBAsr ia-rour very ssss Of No Chicago Spring
No. Racine Spring 81 S. 0s,s-Ssiss OF New
Chicago saos, Sc Of 900 bush Western Axsd
snost Barley dui Of .wOrOwsd In los 81 D. four
rowsd 81 wal IS shipped by iSws-ioooo bush Corn is
bush Barley bush Oss 1000 bush wbss 50 tuns Fssd
CINCINNATI Oct l0-Flour declined Wheat easier Whisky
quiet, sale. Of 500 bbs Of ., bonds 100 ob 81 -
qus Me. POtt 90 Isl Lard dull at TIC
Gold l4st.
ArausrA Oct, iaCoon-ssles Of tbe week l6eo oses re-
csip,. 1910 bales; to-day 80 bales market mp'ovns Mid
ding osc. |..
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. iocoon sctivs sales 800 bales Mid
ding. Csc.
CHARLssros c. Oct iocotou hrmi Gales 100 bales; Md
ding. 35G3sc.
CHICAGO Oct. ioFour dull snd declined 0ei5o. Wheat Do
eFned 2e3c closing arm 81 o9os, II for No and OIL ga
Ell dull erode for No iesi3c for
No. os dull Jo6j1 for Nc. 3 Hghwins dull Provision
quiet Frsish steady Rscspio 800 bba Flour iss 900 bush
wko. l3Coo Corn. bush Data sbipmsnsiiOoo
bb ws-s, III 900 bush Corn 800 bush Os,s
MILWAUKEE Oct I-Riour qu-s Wbss firm, at 81 oS zoe No
Recep-Lsoo bb,r FLOUR % 900 bash WLeI. Ssipusuis-
1900 boil. Flour. % 90 bush whest
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VERMONT.


THR MEETING oP THg LEGIsLATURB-THB SENATORIAL
ELECTION.
Special Dispatch 90 The N. Y. Tribune.
MoSTrEIER, VT, Oct. l0.-The Vermont Legislature
assemblies here tomorrow Twohirds Of the members
already town. and both branches will be speedily organ
led The Hon. John W. Stewart Of Middobury will be
reelected Speaker of tho House. and John H. Fgg Of Ben
nneton Clerk Henry CLARK of Poultney will be reelected
Secretary OF the Senate. The election of United States
Senators will take place on Tuesday October % IL is the
general understanding that Judge Poland will 90 chosen
TO fill the unexpired term Of senator Collsmer ending
March 4 1867 the Hon. George +. Edmunds to hll the
unexpred term OF Senator Foote ending March 1869
and the Hon Justin y Morrill, for the term OF six years
ending March a. 1873 All these gentlemen are Radical
have no fellowship with the socalled Conservative Re-
pubcans AS there but bakers dozen of CopPes IN
the Legislature the election OF Senators Poland and I'D
munds and Justin s. Morrill, will undoubtedly 10 made
with substantial unanimity Gov. Dillingham; Message
will be delivered on Friday.
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DIED.


coLE-soddsny Mount Vernon w,.shss.r cogs,y on Tues
day. tire sh Jlmes w. only son Of the widow rseeth Cole
The friends and relative. h. family invited a,sad the f
neral rhVrday the iih inst At ii m from the NJ f.
Caurrh at Mount Vernon.
CuLYERIa Broo<yu Monday evening" oc. Fannie rec Of
Capt Andrew b. Cuivrr IN the 53h year Of her
Relative. the family respectfully rsqns.sd to at
ter on tho residence Of her Andrew Culver
no Fs0nzv. Thursday afternoon
~ 2 O'Clock
pavIs-A Taytown New York Wednesday, Oct TO- Mary
D.vi, daughter Aie1 sndsr Davis aged u years
the Methodist EpcoPa Church on Friday 10
O'Clock
F,wCFTr Union Hill n j. on Wednesday. the lO.h inst. Mr.
Thoma. Fa~cstt, IN tho 3lih year OF his ase
Notice Of iunetsi tomorrow.
FERGUsON-Ou Tu-.dy October Sc Lukrs Hospital Of
typhoid ve Charles Ritter youngest Of the late Dsns' ana
Tie relative. ana friends family respectfully invited at
tend she fnera Psns Chsp-i Broadway OF Faons,
Thursd.y the llth inst, at II o'clock a. m
LONGING Long died of cholera in Lock Haven "a on
Sunday Of the influential and res
pscsd merchants Of the place aged % years
PROVOST Harlan suddenly "Wednesday Oct TO- Ellen the
b.lov VIII John w. Provost. aged -
Notice OF funeral 10 morrow
ROB ysON-In Newark " j. on wedne,diy O. 10 Frederick
T. youngest Of Alfred and Mary IndAl Robinson ased
The friend. of the family invited attend the funeral at o'clock
Friday from the residence Of his parents No Futoa''
Newark
sTETsON-In Cincinnati Thursday oc, John C. Ss'on
The rsnd, aud relative. the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral nom the Ureenes d. T. Ohu'e" on
llth inst, ~ O'Clock p
vOORHEEs-On Wednesday the 10th inst Ia Brookyn Hannah
Frances John VOORHEES,. aged IS years and nonih
The relative. And friends OF the family are
she her late rrdoncs No w
between Smith and HOy; Friday l9'h in "' H. "n'''
further invitation.
wILsEY-on Tuesday. Oct of dy'snerI' Harvey b. "iey'
The sy-, friend, family also tho members OF mosse
Tennis Of Honor and Frsnkn Cadets u Temperance are
nyit.d attend the uners from South second ~ NJ e.
wlausburgh, to-day Thursdayh az p w. "''h0u ''e ~
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A RH'ER THIEF KILLED.
HB IS SHOT DEAD WHILE STEALING coTTos-PAR-
TICULARs oP THE AFFAIR.

HE IS SHOT DEAD WHILE STEALING COTToN-PAR-
TICULARs OP THE AFFAIR.
At Ga O'Clock last evening, Mr. William A. Potter
clerk Of Pier No IS r. when about leave for the night
discovered two men In boat in the clip IN the act Of
stealing cotton bales lying upon the pier They had
pr.yy cut open the bales and when discovered had par
TALLY filled the boat Mr. Potter who standing the
raneway OF the steamer Marin ION OF the Black Star line al the
time distant about 20 feet nun the thieves advanced lew
.eps toward them when they attempted To make their
hey we're about push their boat under the dock Mr. Pot
ter drew revolver and red In the direction OF the boat which
then disappeared A. -, A., N.
seventh Precinct aud IN short time the boat found made
fast 10 the lower side the dock by Ocer Bran half filed
win cotton Partially hidden beneath the cotton found
the dead body Of who subsequently identified
B,uno Efcv the police describe notorious thief
This was undoubtedly OF the " the boat whom Mr.
Porter fired at and II proved with fatal effect The ball
had entered the forehead Of the thief the bridge Of the
nose and passing upward lodged the brain The companion
Of tho had made his escape after covering up the
body OF his companion, and conceallng the boat
clock Mr. Potter proceeded a. the station house In LIB
and delivered himself into the custody of Sergeant
Whitmoe detained await the action of the Cor
oner who has been notified 90 hold an inquest
Deceased native OF France aged years aud resided
AZ No Greenvichst He very powerful about
s feet hight and although he had ot looked
and thief He has many OCCASIONS been arrested
short time since the charge o burglary by the Tween
y-sc,enih Precinct police DE very respectfully cor
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