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Metropolitan Restaurant
Z, W No. III Third street,
Adam Knecht g. Son. Prop's.

MEALS furnished at all hours during the day
WI and evening The best oil everything the
market affords will be supplied
LUNCH every Sunday and Wednesday morn
ings, at ten O'Clock ju5i2w
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The congressional committee APP
pointed to investigate the Memphis riots
has concluded its labors and Is ready to re-
port. We shall now get at the truth of the
matter. Modern congressional investigat-
ing committees are famed for their impair
tiality and expertness,in procuring reliable
witnesses. They attract such witnesses as
nth does flies, or the congressional com
mittee now trying TO convict JHEF. DAVIS
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t8- Pious Boston IL Ia great trlbulation,
and the liquor dealers OF Massachusetts, are
in great jubilation over the bhnderlng bill
passed by the legislature, the effect which
Is TO annul the law against liquor nuisances,
and TO remit the penalties Of whole host
Of small dealers, About 1900 cases were
pending in the state, and the loss to the en-
tire commonwealth is estimated at from
$2,OOOOO0 TO s3,0000O0.
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spefial MotItts.
Special Caution.
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also DBseSfery, Dta1vAaa, oHolera Aforbus, SUM
'nsr ooSItatat Pain or oraNpp in ssoueacA or Bo,o
els, Stct Sour StonacA, Pointers Ootic, &c, and
Is warranted TO cURR or no pay. Is purely vegct.
able, without a particle Of opidss or narcotic
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 10 the taste, mild
but sure IN It's effects, warns and strengthens the
system. acts like charm, afording almost Imme.
date roief and taste oflthe nrtcie win satisfy
the most ncredulous Of these facts. Sold by all
dealers in medicine, Please send for circular
Try u. Prepared only by yEpwARD SUTTON
Providence, II. T. DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.. OF
New York General Agents m0dawsm
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az The Radical OK has been gored., it
seems. and all the newspaper organs of that
pure and undefiled party are outraged and
indignant. The Loyal Georgian" they say,
has been suppressed. "by order Of General
TILLsoN!'' at Augusta. in that State.
This monstrons act of tyranny and OPP
pression--ths unprecedented interference
OF a military man with the freedom Of
speech, was explained by Yesterdays dis
patch. We reproduce it by way of the
light of history: lt.r sdfI 90
"AUGusrA, GA, June u.
~. L. Bryant, editor of the Loyal Georgian,
the freedmen's organ, was arrested by the
civil authorities this afternoon for attempt
ing to defrdud negroes out of money bor-
rOwed of them when he (Bryant) was an
officer of the Government" 'F4t
This fellow was a Northern nigger, inn
ported South to take a fat office in the
Freedmeh's Baredu and, like all such, true
to their nature and their calling, opened ap
in the legitimate Hloyal" line of thief and
ro6ber. His friends and sympathizers OF
the "loyal" press, OF course, should be not
only indignant but very mad at his arrest
and the suppression of his and their paper.
1t Is a tyrannical hit at loyalty, is dis
couraging to niger thieves and to the fhe-
ebony interlaying work Of the bureau btsi-
ness, and, Is calculated TO cause good deal
of harml STANTON, SUMNER, STEVENS and
ScHENcK ought to see to this affair at once.
1Fedt loyal ni00er sof .id.I ..r. ,...a..,
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FOR RENT

TWO front rooms, lsuitable for an once and
II sleeping room,) IN the building occupied BY
the Ohio Insurance Company, northeast corner 81
Third i, and Jefferson streets Inquire Of WILLIAM
retary, Ohio Insurance Company. m9dtf
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I ttt "A Umpany are ready 70 lease IL for
trthcyears. 't-t ., -,IL
At the recent meeting of the Presbytery
Of Tuscaloosa. Alabama. Mr.. William b.
Biz CHAM. who was aConfederate soldier. and
prOsecutea his theological studies carefully
while prisoner on Johnson's Island was
lict nsed TO preach. 'fh aH-f8
I General Mcclellan has given il ms his
OPT iion that, in a,war between Prussia and
Austria, Prussia must 90 10 the wall, and,
adCs a london writer, "IIe knows what
| lighting is, and who look like lighters"
Many localities in Fairfield and other
counties in Ohio are much infested by Nor
way rats. Entire fields Of corn have been
destroyed by them, and In other instances
acres were taken in single night, Gar
dens suffer in like manner. They even at
tack ana kill pigs, chickens, other fowls
aud small animals. Many farms are said
to be swarining with them. Rat-hunts are
often organized, rival parties engaging in
them. There should be more of them.
Marshall county, Michigan, is said to
produce more peppermint than any other
locality of Its extent In the world. Last
year the product was estimated at 10000
lbs. Of oil, which sold in New York for
30 80 per lb.
A large drove of cattle Is being made up
at st. Peter, Mimi, TO be driven with one Of
the mountain trains around to Fort Benton,
on the Upper Missouri, aud from thence
will be taken to Salt Lake City.
The season at Saratoga is fairly inaugu-
rated. The hotels-large and small--are In
full blast. The "Union," Clarendon" and
l''Amerieann have their complement of
guests--lar exceeding that of any previous
year at this early day in June.
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NEWS lsREvtFIEs.


.. wing Of The Fenian army, carned brilliant
- fepdtatioh as acavalfy leader In Virginia
during the war. lie was Colonel OF the
Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, United
70 States Volunteers
- A yonpgs lady of the name of Piper,
i Isneda Young man Of the name of llaGen&
- In the Koseiusko Circuit Court, for $4,000,
on breach Of promise contract Miss Piper
recovered $1,000. and appears TO have been
Livery. unreasonable IN her demands.
sJudgc lawrence, of the Supreme CONT
Of Illinois, has decided that the gin enter
prises of Chicago are lotteries, aud the
District Attorney has taken steps 70 drive
the various enterprises Of that kind from
the city.
y SOME 81 the drnees who patronize these
shcues all over the country, in the hope
Ut drawing a big prize will bo, apt to get
picked up, one of these days.
\ prominent Republican in. Kosciusko
county. la. recently lost S4s5 AZ gaming
table, and afterward kot billing drunk
Ile Is regular attendant upon church on
ll 0qlday :, ~ ldnring the week employs his
dfn, 10 shnhing the ''papcs.' tnl WAL
Ihre, ear loads of emigrants we're in
= e& .I4SgtS5S7iISaasiI SasI to 2s iSl. their sdr
.ADlaq QEL 1d00J Ia'',J Ia'',JIS'r S.'-
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Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find Troches useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs The Tochss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
efficacy by u test Of many years, each year finds
them In new localities In various parts of the
better than other articles -
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES, and do not take any OF the Worthless I,pS.
tdtiOns that may be offered.
Sold every where In the United States and For
eign Countries at 10 cents per box. oc25 5-GmdW
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Ar,,fg,gsl D.. aiavignlb Orde
Il e. >u,c g. sfill, X soou AZ 100000 ar
e. ttt a ompany are ready TO lease It 70
rtlt wears. lLat fi , ,I
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A large drove of cattle Is being made up
at st. Peter, Mimi, to be driven with one OF
the mountain trains around to Fort Benton,
on the Upper Missouri, aud from thence
will be taken to Salt Lake City.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-25

OF MABIE TODD, JOHNSON i FAIRCHILD'S
MAKE, an sizes, sngly or in cases Of Rubber-Gold
Mounted and Silver Cases (an styles; Fluid and
Copying Ink, Steel Pens, Quill Pens Carmine Ink.
Pocket Knives, Erasers, Bankers Cases. Pocket Books
Ink Stands, Lead Pencils Pom Holders Ruers Rubber
Auc1lago, States, Backgammon Boards and Men Chess
Men, Dominoes Playing Cards, WRITING DESKS "a ans
stock; Work Boxes Portatolios
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y II e SUMTER NEWS,

9@I q = 1akE,
D6BIlBRKD EVERY THURaDAY,VA AT SU11TER q. a.
" Subscription tAeo per annum.s To Olubs Of feur
$AO pen ann.nn. 3G.eSt sS?S G351-
Aayert'ssnents iaseTte1 on 1zberal tezuaal 4rs .
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o. lg family arc re- pecif Iy
!. a,t~nd tho frhrra' ron TIC residence u Ter
parents IL Esgt Twentysxth STREET between sccond
aud Third avenues alc8& nN
Horprg --At jersey CITY on Triiay, July Is coTy'r
JrL4s ts.n chi n Hcniy aud Margaret Hopper,
aged months snd l6ssye.'#
the friends aud russ % ihs fnlly are invited 10
attend tho uaernl, tbs saturday altcTno0n, al two
ifswryxnpcor Suddenly n Hsckcnssrk, " 7 on
THURSDAY, July Il, kg0sceA HaxpfSBfooK, IN ne slh
year or her age,
Her rela.rss and ftierdp, thoss or the family or
David D. Crane, respectfully invited 20 sttsnd The
funeral al Hackensack, this iat1rfayl afternoon. ~
hall past wo O'Clock Cars leave Pavonia ferry a $40
and III 81 a VI, returnrgat O'Clock
Hs.-Ai Tia and on Friday, July r. FJzngTH
VITO OF jacob Hahn. aged 55 years.
eftend Tho funeral Sunday from her ale residence
IN riatiznd The remains viii be taken 20 Hsckenaack
~ r.. ior iniernen.
H5wi.Asn AT Harlem. on Trlday, July 10, ksIY At
vosp youngest dsnFhisr o. Elgah A. aud susie A. How
land. aged montbA
The funeral will take place on sunday afernoou Al
two oclO<s from the residence of her Rrandfsther
1homas 2 williams, First avenue. between 10th and
12Isf streets
HssAsatn On Wednesday, July "a MssssRrr Has,
Acaxs The beloved wife Of Anthony Hanssban native
Of county Mayo, parish u sTaid In the e<,h year Of
her ase
enc esisck bon bar late residence. 10 40 Lecrv :
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~ bis mistress and the fact that she was married to this
man Williams at the time she says married
the plaintiff, renders her statement unworthy OF credit
II this new evidence exists why 1t not produced be-
fe instead q letting six long years by Tho papers
showed that ,he proceedings In the former suit
regular, and judgment against the plaintiff was rem
dcred upon the law and the facts in the case
MT sanxay ~ reply stated that there provision
OF the Revised Statutes which overrued the section Of
the code referred 70 by the the other side and
that in equity cases IL made difference how long a
time elapsed between the date OF the decree and the
ton TO open Judgment upon newly discovered evidence
he referred the Court TO the statute IN question: and
claimed that under its provisions his client was clearly
entitled TO relief ns.a~
Judge Mcneil took the papers and reserved his decision
Sanxay for plaintiff, William Fullerton and James A.
Moore for the defence
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Avx
hrs pelle HARVARD, Cook Phla leiys..
rchfA.ma ~ Kihrk, Chsr'U slwn. PrI-p y ~ Z, ..-
sos It'll yofhrup no, pa-ssn c,npins ND p %
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scar v y " nxtl " xxsna. s~oi antsNf- 10
pslsrII re, ana wooa, Basssr-c Hsslop Acss
ss sSSr Vets ssrioS s.~ s tIss,s-v.,ss, rsi,.
ii Sly4s n.sr,A Anr, srr r.eu.oo-pss-e rssl,- d
aT.'e ovsg.r rLosss pyo.is.-s.e- n n ra.aasna.
steamer SueAu, Norfron. PALS fslFaia.
= ARRIVED
Qbsegnqwa % vth nass AM 81 Issss ssfs " a*Ns
sssaasalp pfsssor conss. ehasl.ssD. ., heur,, go
STEAMSHIP Y i1nys. Powell. Boston. unh al. se.
B.A Tssssels f0restl cssspiss, Trsss.~ o. az. wic
rags a. q Uyih Co july A. - UserMfs 81 as skel
% oouers mast rth rssn ~ rp - at,sshs fart
80. y sss, % =, y - s.o,, -
dss o,., 80 a. !. w% $685. r.ss ~ a., -
MS MALLS fnrt ysaHon chnyr.~, W. y ssrs 20
uategany, A. = Aetanfas k1n ia n efmfaty vita
ErsJ snssae Rf, srssefl ysjstss m. - dAr, sis
sassf A. q sno- FleAsfcson. - Il SfnpatJ I'D rs
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BRaSHlLL-At Railway, \. J. on Thursday July ~
wAlI.g Mosss inian. son Of Walter NJ and Lille Q
Funeral from tho residence OF ~ b. Bramhal, Rah.
way n j., this latufday) morning, at eleven O'Clock
BRows. AT Beaver. Crawford county, Pa, on wcdncs
day, juno 81 or bronchial consum ptiun, DAVID BRowS
sg,d 81 years and months native Of Dunlop, Ayr
shire. Scotland.
Bas sr isip, Oh Tuesday Jaiy 10 caamo4rs
United State, Navy ard daughter Of Captain Oscar
Her reriains we're Inferred a, Islp, Ii
Brarro- -srdds My IN IBIS .ity on fhrrsdny, jay
Albany and Troy papers pleasc copy.
Boa On Friday, July IT, after lingering illness
AspsKe Bor. aged As years native OF the parsh OF
Balyrssoi, county klIssnny, lIe;As d;
Jarnes requested - attend tie funeral from bic late
residence No. ~ Washn2tOn street. ON sunday aitcr-
noon, at two oolosk. The remains viii be taken 10
CirsELYon Ihursday, July ~, Ays, wife % Thomas
clovery late Of Coventry, England N The Goth year u
Tho friends o. the family are invited 10 attend her ia.
neral from her late residence G92stxh avenue, this
urdayl, July I, ala O'Clock, noon -
eat dsnghter OF B,najah and carolne Conkp, aged
ycars, Z month and ~ days.
CoxLyy.--on 1hprsdav July IL, at the residence OF
her parents No 4o7 Washington street Eltss NAEit
CoNv thr Beloved daughter John and Bridget Loom
ard wife ~ Richard Concy Ne. York ciiy In tho 18th
Tho relatives and friends Of her family and Ihose q
hes brother, William Leonard, and hI brother n.iiw
Thos OKcefe arc respectfully invited 20 ntend the
funeral sunday afternoon at ono O'Clock Her re-
rnaius will 10 Inferred IN cs'vary Cemetery. a
cas sD e'6 Friday July 49, Ep,rv, only son !,
John D. and Nancy CsTock, aged year. = months and
l IL d2ys ~ -. .f
Tho relatives and friend OF tho family Invited %
attend the fnnern from tho residence OF bis grndi her
Gilbert Ward 1O1 Christopher street. Sunday after
noon O'Clock The remains VIII be 'al en- 70
| White Plains Monday morning By the quarter past
eight O'Clock train
sCyLusAK--Jonx Gun r1Axp, son 81 Daaie and Ellen
Culnane, aged months and e days
The funeral win take place this saturday afternoon
nj o'cock, tnc residence Of ts parents No
Ludlow street.
E.r---In Newark, NJ T., ~ n day, July y, Z. Mon
ms fApt, In the 18Th year ~ his age
Relatives and friends Of the deccnscd are invited 4
IA TIC funarai, from III lai res encc an Ney arf
1 on NJ ndsy afternoon, a. three oclOeA-
/ San francisco papers please copy.
| Class a.-Al las sons RESIDENCE ~ gfor
street. rraSw GLAsfoS aged s. year,, Matte " county
i McatL, par. ia AiLybny. 49, -
Friends aod relatives are respectfully Invited 10 1trnt
tho funeral this Sat rdsyl al moon O'clock
CAxsxANs.--on Frfay, July 70. AfSRxp wsRxsF. onl,
| son n George and Ma ara cana'~
| aud 10 days.
n III
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orb; -chr rrudAn Erichson, boston .ehr = vs--,n
sos,on sehr ALICE Gurus, Patterson, NYe,8 |
az bkDFOED Jaly y. trr rchra Ms,ns,S A. ~ pt'
. Nlnulca" - N"@~e F~nnaat 'i"ea"' ~ TT thi- 4
IAN Tor Usorsoto~n. 10 ana IA iaiht, ~, la,i
Rpa e aes,hTs James HOUSE, oqve Bristol ~ Ptaa-l
NV II i,sL. Baker, NYork 81 sobr madagascar
nsa' nsnleI Mary PAT .ehrs Katie noyL P"Err
s9al sort Gh sSSetSpori slospw il Rg. Eey,
PHfLAhffpnT,,h Frances, Eclipse sna Aa'N'lA''
s,rlpos Iioiges, Hay arr steamlhip stars and
por,laad .ehrs Acorbulork Andes. psins. rgfsN 'e
H MosArd ssysDaIyH9rt ~ proosha, nav9h.
orca,t Br.e tsI; iialo Ne i,on Sowsh' ~, RSss.s
mau, aaaplsn a II cail Nln Sess buryport. 4 e4.
Peterson English, AMI cur,ls III, j rsi1s. Ma,hsg. 4
no,ota rhinnev Sew ssafor,Ii l-umsrs. Bosiah Nh.
lronsia>a from liverpool old bark ss' nsiaa 6ark
fleaai ufiga Guslavo ltlta) TrsDan os. Aiddl.ion.
Ldeet = tohn, M, lincoln wshb, WEs boomerang
@ii l, t y, s9s19n. salh Minase
nos,on; nrlra " Drisku Rmck,nan NYofk ~ Va
S-A -,hl neai .tS sy wss9sr oeors e0ra'o'
va a. gs,g Y. hrshnnsn, Gay Nfors !. nc.
arldso Nyerk SD rShra io.-,b p,rler. RurrousSs1vr
s,ir ggss bt t,os ssa SIR sosss ,Al,ssans Hlgs
no. KRIS, PhiLadali ha. Nsrfanldn Avery EzahetApo
snilea Racket, ~ ! + csUlas. nloWn, Moodbf.lga
Art yehn VI knaaaet, NtlD Ter, SYorx 400 Tau a.
GYork '"t''
sAiEA, Iuy liar sohr Jasob Eict.ac, Lake Phn.i
WILMINGTON. Nc July Ii-Arr aiosn,sa,p Goa,s Il
LAY, Dear Nlolk Ni stsan.sltin Y Tort want sY4t
RODGERS, AYors; hrigs Dosua, Rednund. Eos,c
'AAf licath NNutAf,ta 1WbuitNitt.
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losFeot A. . master uas been days north 81 HsterAs
Win light winds ani calraa Il,
brg Jas CROW BIZ Conelcn. Gace nav On, ~ daysNiu
! nrIg glee Crrl Davidson. Bay Il days. with coal I
Erg Tyro Leighton Cow Bay, Il dass, with coal 70 D y
Brlg ssriIshs cBr Scott, Bridgeport win coal 70
W. s,sg 1lpaa CID. -, Ylndsor, with plaster = y
nTs Herbert DR. Parker Windsor With plaster o
schr Moses Bramhali Iohos zsza 70 davs With sugar
- y master June g no lar Ae spoke bts Spencer
s,hr chas TGsnp'aS' brewster, Baracoa, II days, wI
SUD Mabel fis Hail Lnsan CT u lays win coil 70
s,Dr gn.ergr.e m Barnes. clAoo nay u days, viii
schr re- Young shniec with spars q Snow Richard
SEN cag.ra M Taylor Dorchester. VIII stone or
sahr r4on Rrowr. Beaufort sc davs
schr = White Davis Philadelphia for stoningion.
SER Fl Iindsc7. fSr,,.s.ry saeo
schr A sieh i1grae. Eus
schr Georgia. Giirlrigt Nsnpnr
ss. .hsr laomes @g'.log lsnsor
s.sr I, s9rt,p !, aaseer ssnso, lsday.
Il schr Gentle, Tier lerson. Hocklsni.
n SER 4 steison, heneken, Gloucester
srhr Hannah Y. rhaee, Cob ss.t L
schr hartserahb,es ZONES :. viuaihayen.
schr 9 4 Hayden. smith Esser.
s scsr ,urs9,mTc r.msr prsoy I,,.ss
lscsr 4 r saItcr, psSor prosidescr
sssF T sIr5Sag l' a,aa E EsSysr2''
FooSSrr H 'sara sS,, sss New Ttif ss.n
sSSrs rS Sink 4 icoI = II ira 1.aS Sa1on
acAr n hion, Terrell, nrcokh VA,
Schf oliver Snc'm-n, ---- Nmd'3.own
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAyKs--WELrs At st. Pnul's church. Troy, N. Y, On
Tueeday July 10, by Rev. Dr. Colt, Mr. A. BrTEcEHp
BANKS, OF Albany and kiss PHEnE b. H. WELs hf
MARvS--WooD. AT skaneatces, on Wednesday, July
IL, by tho Row. Edward Moyses Rector OF ST. James
Episcopal church, Hon WILLIAM MARVIN, late Prov ona
Governor u Florida to Mrs EuzAR JEwnT OF the form
or place. No cards
hiLLs-JAouys On Thursday, August ~ by the Rev.
Ebenezer Virgins, pastor OF Reformed Dutch Chirct
40s Filth street, George W. MmLs. Of williamsburg l.
TO HETrlE W. JAouls. of woodbr dye, n. J.
WYAsr-PARg. AT Grace church, Chicago, Thursday.
June IS, By the Rev. Clinton Lock- EDwIS II. WYATT OF
New York. 10 Misc L,vrSiA daughter OF Harrison Park
Esq, Of Chicago No cards 1
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ssanssia CITY ~ LONDON tpri, nrshouse. o-e.srown
sisaastip Britannia (Br9 L.ri. oltsssw-F yscrossd
CO..
s,,an.s'p s.rs.is 'HsmN Meter, Southampton AM HIM,
ssar' sir wrench tBrsm, seyuaper sge,h.np,on aai
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s.Ssnslg N.rs,wcF. Robinson. AsxApdrls y ffana.
siesmsbip wesichsser. ingfsm, Wilmington. DEL
Stir Tsniore Hrmrsrsv Nrbsarse--vsHsr lori >
QGsrnau
shlp prisat asa L.ss.P e-fpn -ori. I.lsss.h - :,
sfl3 tisfTes' oot-n Hntr'hion. Tirsi poo'c " Nsr.
gin rsFsn. wf.feis rorfon-neartor Pr.
ship Ahfen fFf Nnncg~nr tlesx w. u lnlatns 0nion.
shis chariot. AZ cry gzfxea. p1fssnx- Tu~tr b1rs
Bark Gaissplns Lab. sl~eno. fenersh Hoafi-j mi.
'Bsrs Soc tI,sl', csese.. rrnsrh nc,es- r tge''.
Hsrk Reinaect, Wellington, Psrhsfas-H Tr9ebndys ?
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Interesting Divorce Proceedings.
SUPERIOR c0uKT--errciAL TERN.


yury Is-An0eiina Anery ~ JONES Amert-This was
. motion 10 opsn Judgment IN divorce sui, which was
disposed Of In favor or The defendant ssoat SIX
years ago The parties are wen on and advanced in
yssrs the pln ntr being about hyy years old While Tho
Asfcndant 70 on the shady eide or lhrcescore
Mr. ssnxsy In mskiuv the ro'sn said these parties
hsd lived tcgethera- man ard wife for period of twenty
yesr when their cor'u-ti harriness destroyed BY
shs attentions ~ the defendant young LADY ~ -
sfve manners living " thc waits
feeling thst she vas
commenced SUIT
me rqattar WIS
owing 10 tho death oi
SHc n eeiect ~ his ~snt in favor Of
ben introduced before him By the defendant gon- 70
uNox that the time tho planiir said she prried
70 the dcndant e was then the wife Of sno.lef man
ina~much a. Il vas shown that ehe was MIRA wiiarns
and not Mrs Amery she had no grounds for bringing
divorce su! against 70 deisna, ssd the cosrt sa,.
fresh evidence had been Uncovered In the shape Of
seventy deeds IN whsh the defendant invariably rc-
- attach III siTnn.ars to Gle documents a. such.
Tscse deeis grew out Of y PARTITION saa IN tho
kurreme CONT aud would have been produoed on the
former Trial n II hsd not been for the sudden death Of
The rlalntrs council Afer ,he demise % this gen,
sicnan the case was hurried before roerce wi,hor,
enc plaintiff having far opportunity TO be heard and
decided against her lie conlonded that there was
such person as Williams In existence and that the trial
befors tho rescrcc was rure and unmgatnd mockcry
6Ast undsr the cole the time bad sonc By when she
could apply for relief The code preScriScd that
shs date Of the decree Here period ~ oyersr years
hsd elapsed before the pisptld thought G. rrnew.
tnx her claims against tho de.ondant Tho
ssd ihs ssim Of marriage made for the purpose Of
= y xnsT had ivCs Ira uaS sls 'pAlaaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-14
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lshenes ssued nader tets OF Congress approved March
ana IL Isl Serrctary OF the Treasury IA
with said aud tho tenor OF said tss u
uHrt d. redeem before maturity all certificates ~ nfWbt
~ tf, fng due after August 81, lHdA with accrued
IL MN "a tAat scp ed Tor redemption ~ ~ beiar" july
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