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Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
j. W. KNOX VII sell this day, ut ~ o'clock, at their
aution sales rooms No. LIB Meeting street. opposite p
Silion Hotel, dry goods. hosiery, &c.
7. ~ CATER will sell this day, at 7I past O'Clock,
on Browns wharf, sides, shoulders and butter.
MILES DRAKE will cell this day, at 10 o'clock at his
store. corner Of King and Liberty Streets dry goods
clothing, &C.
JEFFoRDs Co will soil this day. at 10 o'clock in front
OF their store, shoulders potatoes herrinss SC.
MnLIGAN 1; Son will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, ut
No. 20 Venduc Range. mattresses pillows bcdstcads,
Sc.
R. A. P CALDWELL will sell this day at 10 o'clock
before their store. bacon &C.
BRUINS BEE will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, In front
of their Store No. 7s East Bay six casks ale also butter
cheese, potatoes, &c.
LAuRxY ALEXANDER vii! sell this day, ut 10 o'clock
before their store, No. 1877 East Bay butter, cheese
bans, strips, &C.
r. N. MARSHALL & Bro, will sell this day. at II
ocloci ut tho Exchange Broad street. fifteen hundred;
ac,cs ofiand.
HENny coBIA Co.. will soil this day. at O'Clock. in
front OF their store, bacon hams. lard &c.
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1Fut hs s1 1sssn' by reference to our advertising
columns, thdt Messrs. ALoszo ]. WHITE soS
will sell this day most advantageously located
house in King street, suitsbio either as storo'
y residence, or both.
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UNDER DEGEEE ~ Equity.

ISOELi DcSh1G|S - .@NS =,
S1rinGs u. md l.. Assectdhoa Us. tu'.ght:
will be sold undo: e drcco. oI uc undersigned, ut
The old Custom lInlsc un UR DAY. the I'D day OF
SIuy l6GI, II Il O'CLOCK \. ~,
ALL .IlAi LOf or IND, with the mousse ana OUT
bu Iip.ss the con- br:us Iii. sccol house from the cor
ncr OF Line street, AMI the wcft sGe oi ST. Philip
street uunued measuring anG cont iEing on the east
iinc Il: nip street. AID SO ol: the west hne lr-
lv.ayc :,5, tcc ar. III dcth Oh tine south and north
.i.cs cishy-..y { 81 Ice. caca Betting aid bounding
a. OH ST. Phi ip street. sosil .und OF BENZ Hol.
lins mo- III on LIDS OF Ruben Geo6e, ana west on
iaIri. or JOIN u Ion.
Icrm.- n.c-tLril cash. balance in one and two
wears cu Ell b., uond End niors Of th$ purchaser,
81 interest," from d. OF sale. payab- se--narliiy
Je MES UPPER,
May2 th4 Master i'll Equity.
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Mayors CouRT,-NIav S.-Two country negroes
who had found COW on the public road and offer
cd it for salc were discharged, but the animal was
kept and ordered to be advertised
A disagreement between white and coored
man terminated il zach being fined S..
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TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD %Glt%TIEiC SCHOOL.

Ti-S1tNtlS1hL.
SHEFFIELD SGIE%TIEiC SCHOOL.
ESGISEERISG DEPARTMENT,
Ya.g Cui.I.EGi:, November IL; 1855
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Ilr Ea:Jrr i,' uiri ..I;iis lImnr;al Lead Pencil
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I;,rsc pencils Finely graded and have very
SMOOTH lead: the soil. :; !Ilc.; hold tile point wo
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LOUIS BAIL,
Professor u Drawing, &C.
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We are indebted to the Pursor of the Steamer
Dictator, for files Of late papers,
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EUT'ICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF DETEcTIvES,l
CHARLESTON, Nav 9th, 1877.
yUAKEN FROM a COLuRED BOY, ON TT + 14TH
April las, by some of the officers, VIOLIN MD
CASE, known to be sto cn. Any one losing Tho same
will come forward provo property, aii: take awsy
u. ". HaHDRICkS,
May9 1st Lieut.. and Chief of detectives
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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The Time TO Advertise In tho Country.
The pH:ES1x has lsrge circulation throughout tic
middle and upper Districts of tho State. Advertising
rates reasonable as the strinscncy oil the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing 10
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY Proprietor,
February rs Columbia. 8. G.
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AiItri0M SALES.
c,,,,,,ss;onre,s s.,.u

CS'rtNrISSSOFER'S SALE.
Samuel D. R"tnnt oi n1- RS. I'm. s. Minus, Ad
7p,r,:et,.-,o, ~ EnI. PnH o.. 1I
rrrT. rnr pSprTTTnT.
nv authority of nnr-nt, n-ae- in this rnrsn rn,n hy
ei'nr n this Court fn~ rn''no "'srirt will coil ~
Pidrn-;Irn q, ihn cnrih r,-ri-n Railroad, at ~
o'c1orI- NJ -rIr- nv tcn or, &c --nr
MT TITAN n1T"r" p.nrr,r np T ~ n7 T t>-r with
huiI.,inre n-no, -;I,,rtni T-,~;.l nf
thc town ~ o,rr.n "inrr o,r,t .,oo. a-r.lc NJ
an nrrr hn tive e7nn mn-" log. E-"r'n1 n 'n
nn"t''wara bv thr :. e. r. r.. sor.' ,r. Trk' nno-tv
and John " rrrn,nrrs' Inte VOC. hv ~ T. TT to, and
Thomas W. Suits lots and east br the s. c. r. r. TIE
no,li.ions-cash sufficient 70 t',c costs Of Tho nro
cnpdnre the balance on rrrdit nf a~ months enr,-rd
hv bond AMI personal sec1rity. and mortgage Of the
p'''''D''' o--0'' B. STOKES.
r.F.r.n
Commissioners Office colleton District, April 9th 1867
MAYA mthS
MrILrGsN & Sn>-,
No. 22 vcn!Iue EanGc.
viii sell TITS DAY 9th inst. At 10 O'Clock,
MATTRESSES. Pillows. nc's.e1da: Chars. T.h''a Fu
and Dry Goods Fancy Goods, Shoes, Hats and Notions
Mayo
Brcnn Er
EY r. & a. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, 9th inst. will be sold before Store, at
10 O'clock
eno SHOULDERS
20 Has
o. tnh7 Ruttnr
20 boxes Pickles
90 barrels Flour.
Conditions cash. Mays
POSTPONED on AccorNr OF THE wEATFER.l
EY II. nj rIArsIItTL &; BHC..
Brokers, Auctionccrs and Real Estate
Agents.
THIS DAY. the 9th of Nav, at IL oclo"k: will be sold at
the Exchange. Broad street.
1900 ACRES OF LAND. in st. Jamcs', Goose Creek.
being near Pigeon Raw and about "a miles from Charles
Ton. on the State Road.
Condions-One-third cash. balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage Purchaser tn pay
us for pnpcrs Mayo
[saLE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
die! Ale! Ale !! on account Of Underwriters
and ~ concerned.
BY RRUNS e FEE
viii be sold THIS DAY, the 9th instant. in front OF our
Store, No. 7s East Bav. Mt 10 O'Clock.
casks ALLOA ALE, damaged on board -, on Voy-
age of importation. Mays
B,tfer Cheese. Potatoes &c.
HY Er2UIs & FEE.
Will be sold THIS DtY tho 9th instant. in front Of
Store, No ~ East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
frldns BUTTER
50 boxes Cheese
80 barrels Pink Ego Potatoes
cans Mustard
-lhs Cod Fish
LBS Doogn Sausage. May
Sale Of D7y Coos Cho'h;n0. de-. continued.
ny MIXES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. at sto-o corner OF
King and Liberty streets, I will sell the balance Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
ALSO.
2SHOw CASTS, Z feet by feet.
On TOMORROW will sol Is c7scs Boots and Shoes. q
good assortment just received by stea nshp Champion
Mayo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. B. BURKE,

Produce Commission Agent.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE FARMERS FOR
tine shipment OF GREEN PEAS. AND EARLY
VEGEi ABLE to Northern markets; responsible agents
in New York to receive shipments Produce price cur
rent recei, ed weekly.
No. CHALMERS STREET,
Maye IL Near State.
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-The report that there werc
quantities of old iron still around tho ruins OF
Fort Sumter, have attracted many persons to that
SPOT to collect the fragments of shot and shell, in
order to dispose Of them in tue city.
On Monday morning last, three men, JAMES
RounKE, ADAMS and REYNOLDS, left the city in n
small boat for the purpose of collecting old iron in
the ncigborhood of Sumter. They succeeded in
obtaining . boat load, but being detained at Fort
Sumter on account of tho storm, Mr. RouRKE eli
1cavored on Wednesday afternoon to extract tho
powder from shou. The party were Oil tho break
water of the fort engaged in this work. when about
P. NJ the shell on which Mr.. RouRKE was labor
ing exploded tearing his right log OF near The
thigh, and throwing it into the water ifty yards
from the fort. The unfortunate man died i'll o few
minutes after the sad occurrence, and his body
was brought to the city by his companions.
MIR. RounKE leaves wife and four children.
Coroner WHITING was notified OF the accident on
the arrival of the b oat.
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S,0les Shoulders and Rnfter.
BY n. NJ. rArE3.
Will be sold on Browns W'''rf THIS DAY, OF 4 past
O'Clock,
6 Hhds Choice Clear RIBBED SIDES
400 Shoulders " close s.les
Ticrccs Pig Heads
100 Tubs and Firkins choice New md Old Butter.
now landing.
Conditions Cash. M1y9
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ALL rENc1Ls AI,E STAMPED:

sIy- "ASIERICAN LEAD PEaCIL co. n Y"
None genuine without ,e exact name OF tho firm {:
Jook to il. Gmo December IL
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RopsEnr.-On Tuesday night some thieves
broke into the storo of Mr. HoFrafAN. at the corner
of Lnnboll and King streets, by breaking the sky
light over the door, ard succeeded in carrying oil
several watches and other articles of value. They
had first endeayorod to obt.in IN entrance By dig
;ing around tie house. but failing i'll this entered
il the manner described. The detectives were at
once notified, and by last night tho parties wero
arrested and committed, the shoes OF one OF the
thieves which he bad left behind, being identified.
Lieut.. HENDnIcKs has arrested twelve persons sus-
pectcd of boing implicated in the various robbcries
recently committed, and has consigned them to
JAIL where they will remain until their cases can be
examined into. They are all old offenders and VEL
known to tho police authorities.
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQ UlD
ENAMEL,

For Improving and BcautryinE the Complexion.
valuable and perfect rrrpaiaion IN use for
iyn. IL. skill bt::.l pear! Ike tin;. that il Only
n,u il; Youth. II qicky Removes lai Frecklca, Pin
pics :;iu;clcS. Mot: cicS, sal orsucSs. Erupons,
aid a u,:::.;e ur C skis, kl,E i'.llins the aInr
ruvi.i t.r sa wItr a!.G rrar ;:ab.srr. Its lis,
c,i;n III: .;,r ,i h.; Tue closest scrutiny aiG i'c!
vr.v..:,!c rri,~,;i"n is lcri,ciiy ;ai!niss l: the
OILY :rf',cn r Id iisrsl - ia. F.tti .;u Is "l-
.i,:,,t u, ,:tr pai':a:: rs, II: -b.r 10 L "trc
r:ic a.....:a .,.L, .iI,:~: ',.:t. s,'d dra. 'c
.s. ya:r, si'i,ie :.!!rT..rt; e: IL risicac. rct
- E, post-i:.ii. or rs@cii't {" a.
bi:::::..::::!;. Si;'rIs = 80, Chemists.
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CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CosrloN PLEAS
Hon. r. MUNRO Presiding.--Thc country pro-
cess docket was continued and tho following cases
tried:
THOMAS J. HARVEY vs. A. E. LE PRINCE, Trover.
r. S. DuRYEA, ESQ.,, for the defendants. JOIN
PHILLIPS, ESQ.,. for the plaintiff. The suit was
brought to recover horse taken from HARVEY
during PorrER's raid in March, 1855. Capiain
TIuSr. the quartcrmastcr # the most, had snhse-
quentlv exchanged the horse for ono ownod by
Mr.. LIE PRINCE, and AIr. HARVEY, identifying the
horse in Mr.. lie PRINCES possession as his, claimed
it as his property fair exchange having been
nado with Captain Hunt. this claim was resisted.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
the value Of tho horse, and damages amounting to
s2G5
The counsel for the defendant gave notice OF an
appeal.
Two cases Of minor Importance, boing merely
declarations Of assumpsit, wore tried, and the
Court adjourned.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Hon. GEORGE
s. BRYAN presiding The Grand Jury hold the
case Of ELIZABETH DoyNoHuE still under conaidera-
ton, but returned no bill in the case Of VIM. A.
BRowER, assault. They then adjourned over until
Monday. when witnesses are expected from other
States and DISTRICTS in reference to cases before
them for conspiring to defraud tho Revenue.
The Petit Juries were adjourned until to-day at
II A. NJ, when the case Of the United States os
WILLIAM PRorHno. for dcfrauding the Internal
Revenue as distiller, will be tried.
The petition of WIN. TENNENT, ESQ.,, to bo adj
nitted into practice in the United States Courts OF
South Carolina. was presented b. W. Z. MIKELI,
ESQ.,. and on his motion the petitioner was i'd
m tied and commissioned.
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ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEA5' PENCIL
q of superior quality arc manufactured ana oi'cfco
IN M a,r trrr,!s to the Trade The public are invited
I'm 10 give the AMERICAN LEAD PENeli 'nc pre-
y n:,r,n
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nIIT.L.TGsN & Sn~,
No. 22 VcniIue EanGc.
viii sell TITS n4Y 9th inst. At 10 O'Clock,
MATTrESS-'e Pillows Hc:s'nade. Chars. Tables Ru
rcana, washs.ands Cots Nnat Safes. Wardrohes. Sc.
and Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Shoes Hats and Notions
May
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February 2J
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One Large MIRROR French Plate, feet inches oy
fe,t IN. ,o
Terms cash. aa5
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Nep ard Secondhand Furniture. Large Mr.

rnTS. &c.
W.T. nycKAy 2; ID'JN CtWPPELL
Will sell nj their auction Saleroops No. 1856 Meeting
s.ro"t. on,ost" Pavilion Hotel. on TOMORROW tfhi-
DiY.i 10Th met. at 10 o'clock,
3attresscs pillcwa Care and Wood Seat Rockers oce
Stools, Cane and Wood Scat Chairs Neat safes &C.
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From the New York Tribune ofTuesday.
James Stephens Still In New York

At late hour last evening informa-
ton was received at the Tribune Of
fee that James Stephens, the G.. O. l.
r., had been boarding at No. 308
East Thirteenth Street, near Second
Avenue, ever since his mysterious dis
appearance some weeks ago, until
within four days, under the name of
William Scott. Two or three of
Stephens principal adherents were
conversing with the Head Center on
Sunday, the ed of December. and
becoming alarmed by the reports in
the Tribune, which stated that Mr..
Stephens was still in New York, he
suddenly decamped for parts un-
known.
This is most startling news for the
supporters and friends of Mr.. Ste
phens, and his presence in New York
will, no doubt, account for the fact
that no instruction has broken out
in Ireland, under the auspices of the
Head Center 1t has also been ascer-
tanned that he has been paying the
modest sum of forty-fve dollars per
week for his beard and lodging. This
news will, no doubt, create terrible
revulsion against Stephens. During
the time of his concealment in Thir-
teenth Street, he had pickets thrown
out, who continually watched to pre-
vent intruders, but even this precau-
ton did not save the Head Center
from detection. It will. evidently, be
impossible for Mr.. Stephens to keep
his engagement with the British Gov
eminent in ireland this year. a,
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We go further, however, than the
Chief Justice, although not further
than he might have gone, in combat
ing the opinion of Mr.. Justice Davis.
We bold that the latter in his argu-
ment stultifes himself He contends,
for example, that the war for the sup
preston of the rebellion was con-
Quoted within the land marks of the
constitution, while at the same time
these military arrests and trials of
civilians in the loyal States were I'M
constitutional They were a great
feature of the war, and they have
been sustained everywhere by public
opinion, from a conviction of their
public necessity, harsh as they were
in some cases. In the next place, the
most prominent facts of the war stand
out in bold relief against the obiter
dictu1 of Judge Davis that there can
be no exigency in the govern
ment justifying a supervision
of the provisions of the
constitution. The late rebellion, in
the bombardment of Fort Sumter,
was commenced in the absence of
Congress, and to Congress alone be-
lOnged the power to raise and sup
port armies" Had President Lin
coin, however, waited for the assem-
bling of Congress before acting in
defence of the Government in assum-
ing the war powers, in all probability
he would have been turned out of the
White House by jeff Davis and by
the rebel army at his back, together
with the expulsion of Congress fror
Washington, before a force suficien.
to hold the capital could have been
mustered according to the constitu-
ton. This was what the rebels ex-
pected. They could not believe that
President Lincoln would dare to as
sumo the constitutional powers of
Congress in order to serve the Gov
ernment; but he did, and in the face
of the opinion of his immediate prede-
cessor that Congress itself had no
power to coerce a seeding State.
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New YORK, Jan. 5.-Washington
specials say Senator Wilson will on
Monday introduce resolution inquir-
ing into the expediency of prohibit
ing by law of the sending of steam
ers to sea for the conveyance of pas
sengers, after they have been used for
a certain number of years
Stevens will on Monday introduce
\ resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to prepare bill, if found
expedient, declaring the rebel dis
tricts in state of siege, suspending the
hdbeGs corpus and establishing mill
tary government until the States are
regularly admitted.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A special
cable dispatch, dated London, yester-
day, states that England has been
visited by a snow storm, with unusual
extraordinary severity 1t commenc-
ed Wednesday and continued to Fri
day morning. Trade and travel is
almost completely suspended. The
streets of London are choked with
snow, and the city enveloped in fog.
Several accidents have occurred The
snow drifts are of great depth in the
rural districts, and many dwellings
almost buried. Underground rail-
roads affords the chief means of loco
motion around London.
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

aFHast4 fsf-ile<ta &f
i'm r * = ENGLAND.
-anag LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5, Noon.-Cottori
-as easier, but quiet and unchanged at
154d. s4rr So. T., l'5,>,f.4
VI III. The steamer Peruvian sailed to day.
She has been detained since Thurs
day by fog The steamers Queen and
Asia also sailed to-day. -
bHil Cotton sales, 5000 bales -
Aua LONDON, Jan. .-Advices from
4 Algeria report a heavy earthquake,
-. and that much damage has been done.
LONDON, Dec. 5-noon.-The ru-
NOR yesterday on change here and at
Liverpool that President johnson
was dead, had a depressing effect on
;xu prices, and consols to-day were 90s
American securities somewhat lower.
-. Fiye-Twenties, 70; Erie, 454; Illinois
~ Central, 81.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
III fully announces to the citizens OF
Evansville and Vicinity that he has opened
a Saddle and Harness Mandatory at the
above-named place, where he will con-
stantly Keep on hand a full assortment of
severythlng belonging In ms line: at the ,s
respectfully solicited. ~
ocI7 d6w6an 7 LEWIS g. WEBER.
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y SAN FRANCISCO. !
l3lfs Cd f4letfl5
Mexican Adyiees = Monetary and
Commercial. r is'glr

e.. San FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-Priyate
zadvices received to-day state no later
news from the interior of Mexico.
- The French troops have not eYacu-
% ated Acapulco, and orders for sup
p plies received here indicate that they
. will remain three months longer.
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LAWRENCE.a
Reduction Of Wages.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. 4.-Seyeral
mills have notified their employees of
q reduction in wages of ten per cent.
ON account of the depression of prices
of goods, and the dull state of the
!, manufacturing interests. f..--o1 :.
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CHARLESTON.
Laborers' strike-An ImpOrtantSuit

CHARLESTON, Jan. 4--Ah laborers
on the -wharves, white and colored,
struck for higher wages.
The case Of bill holders against To-
81 cal banks for the recovery of assets,
ana, u, now being argued in the United
&tatAa fIOurt tltabs tnr14Uo1 .
L-lih Il
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Troops Removed from Richmond.
Late Advices from Mexico
Immense Snow-StOrm in England
LONDON UNDER THE SNOW
NEW YORK.

Special by Cable-A Great Snow
Storm I'm England-StreetS OF Lon
don Clicked with SnOW-Accidents
Washington Specials Bill to
Protect Lives OF Steamboat Pas
sengers-StrOng Measures for the
South.
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AUGUSTA, GA.
Cotton Factory Burned.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4--Van Cluse's
cotton, factory, near Granite, s. Co.
was destroyed by fire this morning
'aa partially insured. an aHlrasl
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RICHMOND, VA.
, Removal Of Troops.

RICHMOND, Jan. 4.-The 10th and
-11th infantry have been ordered to
the Plains, They are the only troops
around the city.
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1HH b. 81 1r So a-aw rH- 81
.fhs srI as - '- nsfanr g.. -3.t I3
E. CROSS. 5...t..tr ~ JAMES CRoFTs.
City Feed Store.
% 5g 4ft 3Uu U0 6, j ~ttuu sh!
10. .., CROSS & CROFTSy
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour, Feed, HOminy, Corn Meal
Hi-t' f..Hi -"aft 1E "t''
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Produce Generally,

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-16

Touch SNAKE SroRy.-The Vicksburg Times
of December 10th is responsible for the follow
ing yarn =" Some fatboatmen at Milliken's
Bend not long since saw huge blacksnake lazi-
ly watching the gradually lengthening ridge OF
earth peculiar to the subsoil navigation Of the
mole, The little turnover emerged at the root
of tree, and the snake with one lunge captured
and swallowed him. The observers of this sad
affair thought it was over with the poor mole,
but nothing daunted, perhaps unaware of his
perilous position, he kept ON scratching until he
came out at the small end of the snake, who,
feeling suddenly that he had been cheated out of
a square meal, turned apd swallowed him again,
with the sam. result as before. The captain of
the fatboat, in every respect reliable gentle
man, informs us that this singular contest was
continued for eight hours, with no variation, e1-
cept that the mole, as he became better acquint-
ed with the route, made faster time on his trips.
Finally, the snake, completely disgnsted with
the mole's operations, allowed it to go in peace,
and dragging himself to hickory tree, butted
his brains out against its roots On being open
ed his innards,' from end to end, were found
to be as sleek and smooth as the inside of a Ia
dy's thmblen