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l,nitiu,orc aInrkct.

BALTIMORE, August l0.-CoTIoSIyery scarce, and
holders firm ut goo for srict middng; low grades steady
but nominal before quoted
CorrEE-Wc repor tara of ;'aso bays e1 british
bark Traveller mud 400 h1G- GS Cricket Etl on pr.
ESrnwe have still to repnrt dull and heavy mar
kct buyers gcucraiy keep Gut OF thu Market the only
sales being for Immediate wants Of local trade. and with
%is m ,narG III sEr & SaE @ lyS S 81 s1ss @ Is
oi 100 bbls good City Mills Super reported III 81 Co.
y n ioiay were eompt'sed 1f lsoo
heavy and solcrs 10 effect scs. have conccr TO buy
csa ~ u 70 the 9 %rr% r s 70 bus, Snsss
2o0o busls primo do at 50 2Jaa 9; 1900 bsha fair to
Il I Winter n i bs ns ysaW @ oSs
cd market dull and Heavy for itc 1900 busls sold Mt
81 i2ns ~; ,ooo bush, yco% at Isl, 81 as H. AZ to quail
sold at 7a77 cs bulk at 76a7G cts nso $50 bushels c.
ard y do Ut 81 90 sales Of
MoLsssEs.-No sales; stock light nnd prices arc
EicadJ.
NAVAL SroKEs.-Spirts Turpcniins quic, q. .5sasuc
por gallon. sales small We notc Hae oi 100 bbls No
al 20 co. and quote ao at So CO. and scarce Tar siai 60
novIsIoSs.-Advicca to-day from tho Wort quite
encouraging; they report prices rm with active de-
nIafd from the South Our market IL quiet DISPOSE
ton to take hold OF round lots tho part of tic trade
Stock here ia larger than was days since generally
snprosctl-cstimncd now about 3Iz million pounds.
The consumptiyo demand is still fair and jobDcrs'
prices steadily maintained Mt 13lc for Bacon Shoulders
I5Ac for rib Sdca. I6Ac for clear rib AL other DO
scriptons of tile Hoy product nominally unchanged.
RicE-No change; deninnd light quote Caroliua at
IL n1ial2c, and Rangoon 0hn9nc per III.
SudAR-Market active and prices s1er Bales to-day OF
200 hhs Cub. n lac; 165 do Porto Rico ut l2,EaI3isc
particulara OF sacs made late Friday land Which
but general reference bus brrn malc follows:
200 hhdB mud 60 tea Dnrbnoes nt l2c; lhds nud 312
bbs pcrnerara at l2alatic; 2O bbls Demeran vacuum
pal eI mississippi at iie; 100 hds Porto Rico nj 13a
1896; l79 hhds Martinique at IL LnllHc CD hhds
mon refining Cua at l01< cIs aal hds good fair
&c; 250 bxs Moasses Sugar ut 11 eta. stock In
hands reduced to 1858 hhds, li77 boxcs unl IL 476
bags.
WINS Ef-Notl'ns reported, and reliable quotations
very difficult to give; still quote In bond mt 3a5c n GAL
but salcs are few and far Lewcep.
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New Orlcnns nInr1set.

NEW ORLEANS August 0.-CorroS-Thu market
to-day has exhibited about tho features that chur-
lcterzed tho movement yesterday The offerings wero
limited throughout, moa Of tho faroritc Lists being held
back in obedience 10 owners instructions unIl Ga tho
qualify Of tho assortment slc afforded httle induce
mens to buyers the principal portion of business
BOO bales-as boon confined odds aud cnls gcueraly
intended for tho filling up OF previously unexecuted
cotton, but above indicated, their execution
prevented by tho inability OF parties to fnd suit
ne descriptions. Prices Indicated material alter
give tho subjoincd quotations o. proIimntng tho
Ordinary 23a2ic; Low Middling osjsa-. und Middlng
21sa2Sc. Tho sales for the past treo days comprso
23so bales making total for tio week or $3.50 bales
against 430o last week. and 1900 he week before Tho
receipts proper during tho past weok excluding the
arrivals from Mobile, Florida und TeIns which We in-
eludcd In their respective statements, embrace 11l6
bacs against 1889 last wock showing increase OF
bales 1he cxports for the week comprise kIG5 bhles
1877 of which coaHwsc and 1858 to foreign ports
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l. 1866. bales l02 0S2
nccclScd totiay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G6l
Received previously. 7Gl ,019- -TG1 COO
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton, rIckings,
samples &C. l3,323- 10 UO1
s77,oss
UicnIc9 tounS. ..".................,.. l.lGl
cleared previously .85l i7i-S52, ,638
Stock on hand aud on ahipboard ............ 244i9
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Augusta Market

AUGUSTA. Auguat tlo-FNAso1u.-aoLp-D brokers
buy Of 40 and sell at 142.
SnsER.-Drokers buy at $50 md sell at 1888.
CoTToS-Markct quiet and but few sales effected nt tic
following hgures at 20; at 2S; at 25; 16 at 25H;
and ut 20c. Tonl sucs 20 bales Receipts 40 baies
WHEAT-Rcd 81 sual 95. In sacks; whto s2a2 10. In
sacks.
BhcoS-Unchapred.
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0O1'THCIIALK.

Ioonsider OhIotering sons' Pianos superior to any
In the world
They arc unrvsuod for th cir singng qualities and for
tho harmonious roundneas OF their tome Thero II .
perfect homogeneity throughout all the register. Tho
upper notes remarkable for coarnoRs and purity
which do not ind IN any other instrument while the
basel distinguished for without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.
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The old saying Of "havent got red.n has
dropped into the rural districts for nary green,
when s2e-king q currency.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction OF which they have Introduced every
Known and yaluible Improvement. They have tnyari-
bly, been selected and nsed by all OF tho worlds
knoeledped great artists who have visited tB country
professionally, both for private and public uBs.
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THALBEIIa.

consider ChickerIng & Sons Pianos, beyond oona.
parison, the best haYo over seen In America.
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s.sa TEst&,o& Eg!ssSSssrn prr.sylerianI
sgs sgss1sss asg ','eaSs wsrls. snS Church "n' til
nSornAnDEAu, OF cu.RLrsros. g. c.
Ae$Fg4FSm Olives brow did rise,
SHRA3s rapt disciples Dyes,
HaNe appearance aii tIings pray.
HEsMture eghs nt Thy delay,
y Lori Jesus. quickly come
rs Hear thou tho whole Creations gro1n,
2e The The burlened creatnTea planye nloau.
Tho cry pf deserts Wild and lone,
Lord Jesus. quickly conc
See signals OF distress unfurlcd
By States on stormy bitows hurled
Tho Pole-B.ar OF n shpwrcckcd world,
\ Lord Jesus. quickly comel
IIusl, tho Horco blast Of wars alarms.
The tocsin'B toll, the clash OF ar1ns
Tncarnate Love, exert thy charms
Lord Jesus. quickly como
Hatk once again upon tile face
OF this sad earth'H tenpestuons seas.
Aud still tho waves. o Prince Of pcaco
Lord Joshs, quickly como !!
Loi thy fair Bridc with garrnenta torn
ufhcr celestial raliancn Bhorn.
Upturns hcr faco with watching worn
Lord Jesus quickly come
Her struggles fcars and ngonIcs.
Appeal 10 thy deep synpahics-
Lord Jesus quickly como |
by foes bceagucred npd oppressed.
Hear tho strong plea of her unrest
Lord Jesus. quickly cono
Hope OF the Bacramental host,
Their only glory, JOY and boast.
Without Thy dduent all is lost
Lord Jcsur, quickly comei
Flush tho dark Armament nfar,
And let thy flaming sfgn appear,
Shine forh o lustrous morning Htar
Lord Jesus. quickly come
Break though tho lowering clouds OF night,
Put these Bcpulchral shades 10 flight;
Flash out, resurrection Light
Lord JesuR, quickly cOnoi
Come, with thy bcautious dIadcm,
Como, with embattlcd cbcrubim,
Como, With tho shout OF seraphm,
Lord jesus, quickly connl .
Come Oh thy seat or intiaut cloud,
Como, with the archangcl's trumpet loud,
Come, Saviour let tue heavens be bowed,
Lord Jesus, quickly comni
And when tho nstonished heavens shall flcc
When powers OF Garth and hell 70 tlIoo
Shall bend the revcrenttal knee,
In that grcnt day OF doom,
DO ourI tho happy lot b, stand
Among the whte-robcd. ransomcd band,
And henr thee say, with outHtrctched hand
.'Yo blessed children, come ."
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 1n.--TuRrESrlSE.-salcH to-
day OF 3S7 bbs al S3 10 yellow dip und 81 T2
hard; nnd leo bbis ut 81 t5 for yrBn all per 4SD bs
SLRfTB JuRiESTISE-aarkct quiet, will aalcs of only
10 bbs ut - cents. nnd ~ do at ELL CENTS rr gallon.
RusiS--Sacs of s. bbs at Sd for black. 50 12i for
s.raed % Is for strained and No2 So a5a3 37Is for NJ
., - f5ai 80 for No !, md S5 foi Pale.
Tall l03 bbis changed hands at 81 per bIi.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, l7th Day, 1867.
RrsPKoTxD FniEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation BitterB. Thou
wilt send mo two bottles moro.
Thy friend, Asa OUBRIN.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

fAa OAShNV4snosU NA1UD '.i
DUBttsHRp Every SATURDAY MORNING, AT
vance. III =. i.ss. .t. + ggr - l.eta -
During the spring and f seasons extra coplss Of e
0HAraEHula NKvs viii be circulated for the bsneht OF
our advertising patrons. lJi Z, J= -.'rHttt' y.
Contract Adyertsenenh inserted on The rnost liberal
terms. Address "a, sAMDRI, DIBBLE l1Es
aH-. Ey' u, Editor OHpgeburg HoML
febru1rJ 70 0rHngshurH 8 4 n
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IMponTANT oERTrFIotrRs

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RoouRsTTa, N. X, December 2s, 1891,
MosIrs. p. q. DnAKI COL haSe boon CREST aui
abandon my profession. About throo months ago
tried tie Plantation Bittsrs, and 10 my groat Joy
now nearly . VOL man. havo recommended thcn In
several caaes md, far know, always with aignA
benant 1km, respectfully yours,
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rIon BIrTrn."
8. T.-lSGO-.X.
a few bottles OF PLANTATION DrrTKRs
VIII cure Nervous Headachs.
- Gold Ertromidos and Fovortsh Lips,
I" Rour stomach and Fstid breath.
fihtuIency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
7" EIccssive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyea.
/" MontAl Despondenoy.
- Prostration; Grost Weakness.
sslow Compilation, Weak Bowels, DO
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
proceed from dosoaaed and torpid liyer Tho hillary
secreOns Of tho Liver overfowing into the stomach pol
son the ent'rs sySt" rnd exhibit the above symptoms.
Aor long research We arc able to present tho mos.
hundred aud forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BrIrEEs mud not inntanoe Of complaint
has como to our knowiedgol
II ls most eGCctual tonic and agreeable stmuAn
Euited to all conditions Of lilo
Tho reports that Il raos upon mineral Substances 70
ts active properties wholly false. For the ssts
their phylioans VIC append Lit ci its oomponena.
OALisAYA BAHK.-0osbrated for over TWO hundred
eso Was prSaSoed into Europe BY hs
Oountess, wife OF the YIreroy OF Poru, in 1896 and
IL ,5eoht in itper under the JesuI Po,o.
derl. and was finally madc public by Ionin XVI. King
febrifugo qualities during his Bouth American travels
oasoIntiIA D,nx-for diArrhua, colo and diseases
OF tho stomaeh and bowc1.
DiNpzIIos-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
ioai affections.
oHAMoMnE FIowKns-for entoooled digestion.
LAyKspEn nFLowRns-Aromhto atimulsnt and tonic
highly inyisorsting in nervous debility.
AsIlB-An aromatic carminstive; creating nesh,
muscle and milk: much used by mothers nursing.
Also olovo-budi, orange, GATEWAY ooriander snaie-
oot, eto.
8. T...1880....X.
Another wonderful inRredient OF great use among
the spanish ladies' Of south America lparting boauy
Known to he commerce Of The World and We withhold
In narne for the proseus,
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
MosIrs P. a. DnAxr d COL have been CREST aui.
Tod tie Pl;nssion Sttsrs, and 70 my sroat JOY am
several caaeS and ~ as Know always with signal
benant Em, respectfully yours
PHILADELPHIA. 10Th Month, l7th Day. 1867.
IN ,bd ~ NY Sassss has been %S
wilt send mo two bottles moro.
Thy friend, Asa OURRN.
HHRnnAN HouRn. CHICAGO M,l
February II, 1855.
MKsshs- p. h. DnAKr Il Oo.:-please send another
Twelve OF your Plantation Blttera Az morning
appetizer, thoy appear TO superseded sysrythng
' Yours, &c. GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements arc now oomp.ssed to supply any do
mand for this srtice which has not heretofore boep
Tho public may rcst assured that in case will the
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION BrrTERs be
departed from Epery bottie tears e te-tisai Of
Signature steel piotc engraving, or n cannot be sen.
l}ne
Any ptrsoa preterdinp seH PLANTATION BrTrEHs IN
bulk BY he 9aiioE rtoindtr a~d ipPoiier 6trart
Of reed bOnisi. See tha; our Private Stamp q Unau.
IIr.krkD epery cork.
Bold by all Druggsts. and Dealera throughout
tho country.
P. q. DRAKE d CO., New York.
April NJ mwflvr
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ConstSnecs por South Carolina itniirond,
August i3.
2lo bales Cotton. 10 bales Mdzc. l3i bags Grain, A
bolB aud "a bags Flour 200 bags Bran, Wood,
cara Old 1rcn, &c. 10 Court nay Trenholm, Railroad
Agent, Robson Street Bros L. Co. Marshal, Jurgc
Bowen, Utsoy Kenyon. @ prcleh j d Busch, i II
Rodgers Co, Goldsmith Son, III Easou Wharton &
Potseh, Graeser, Lee Smith Co. IniI hIonlecai
Go. kirkpatrick, W Williams & Go, q II Waiter
co, nj Schlrmcr, f Bates e. Co, Goodrich, WinctnGn
4 Go. Wood Lieut. Nedc. Willis & Chsoln. Dowio d
Mose, ] E Sloap q 3 Arsenal.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Champion, from New York-Coi Hunt
L Kane. Gilchrist, Mrs Travors. T Capcau, + +
Chnpcau. Heriot C S Edwards. Miss II Scott, q
Jones, and 3 in stcerage.
Per steamship saragossa, from New York. NJ Kin
Halloran, Gulnnanc Robert Roy, Capt Farley l. L
Clark, Senmes. II Battery and lady, L Gilbert and
servant + Wiggan. = sawtelle. = Williams, & Bng-
ley, w Haniey, Green, Duly, q Seefortli.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
8. T.-.l8G0...X,

"A nmio was on her lp-health was In her looi
strength wAs In hnr atep. and In her hsnds-PLAETI
rIOn BITrEps"
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fMERCIAI.
,gton Cotton Market.

orze4NFE HE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
-CuAf 01oS. Tuesday Evening, August IL. 1907.
rve8 eb6ttnuo without dccldcd Change, with firm
zn s;:ycrs. Ssic= 70 bales. VIZ: 81 e3 at
pkyAt "a; ut AK: 1s at &c; al 2G,s al 2Gst We
1htotG
LOW n,hannS'... ............... .2dT-
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q A r d /.

itts with feengs Of pride American MANI fcor.r,
We pnbsh tho following testinUnials Which have
been received by recently: ''- NA'e
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i-F Eif't ..' WMIknb's HoTrI,f
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nay 22d, ls6s
arrrInfms--ws require smother ruppiy Of your
Plantation Blttefo the popularity which dsily ln.
creases with the guests Of Our house.
4, pSsupaotf,uv
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g. T...18R0....X.

Another wonderful inRredont. OF great use among
the spanish ladies' Of south America. impsrng bosuty
10 tho complexion and briuiAncy to the mind, yet
known to the commerce Of the world, and we withhold
Ita nnme for the prc4eut,
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Or. ". A. omLpl. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re
giment uritss:-"f wish overy soldier had bottle Of
Plantation RIttera They are the most affective, ptr
feot, and harmless tonic sysr uIod."
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Street Cars In St. Loufs-Thc Directors Al.
tempt to RRfao tho Enrs To Six CcntB-Ctti-
xenS Elected from the Cnrs-Conductors
&c
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Letter from the Rev. n z. aups. 81 OlAirlyts, Pa.
aKHTLnIKr:-You wero kind enough, on former 90.
c1son, 10 send half dohxen bottles Of Plantation
EIttsrs for 50 80. Ny wifo having derived 70 muoh
benent from the uso Of those Dttsrs, deairo TO
continue thc and you will please sand us siI botuss
more for the money eaniosed.
am, vary truly. yourp.
RE aILDn. Pastor Ger. Ref. Church,
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LONDON, July 20. 1860.

AeSIrJ ChiekeTir1 q Sons:
GKSfB have juat boon invited by Messrs. ColGrd 20
try Grand Pano-foIto manufactured by you, hnH I
havs no hesitation IN endorsing The opinion Of my o:d
friend. Mr. O. d. oofard viz; flat It tho Gneat In
BtrumontI over played on.
Believe mo. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
J. L. HATToN.
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Bo sure that every botcs bears tho fac-simile Of
signature steel plato lable with private ei.mp
over thp cork
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Went to Sea Tester,i

Brig harthn Ann Palmer, Chapman, Liverpool sia'
SeAmer City Point Adkins Palatkn, via JacksonyrIo
Fernandina aud gAyannah .'.'.l IT-7'T'1 ?
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JdmS II. Wth{i, BIq.:
MV Dean 5m As you going bsek to the United
Gtates must beg you to remember Kindly 10 thu
Messr4. Ohckerlng. Tell thsm 1 doEltna with
helr Grand PlAnofortcdi good inirprIeni ihipi:
al tpot erey turaed OUT both IN touch dndter..
Wishing you, &C., ! remain overu lily,
a. F. BRunDWOOD.
Firm off, Broadwood d aonB, Pinno-forto Msnut.o.
turerp, London.
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EUROPEAN TEsTlM.,EIaLs.

Received during the mbnM of Au9us., 1860.
,, LONDON. July IS, 1907.
MRssRa cUICKKnIsa & HoHs-Gcn,s: have nnch
pleasure In enclosing document BIgned by tho nrst
composers, musicinls and professors Europe held
Sor PIANOS In 1uch high eBtimnton {ride my csrti.
cate that felt my duty to tako or them with mo
70 EUROPE 10 ASCERTAIN the opinion Of my
ofetnren, Tie encloaed certificate will provo how
nnnnimouB they have beon tho suhJect hcC TO
forward at the Bamo Eme, lettcr received from nv
ing to you. " n>''
have tho honor to be- gentlemen, yours very tr7ly,
JAMES II. TEDI.t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15
OUR PLATFORM.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES:
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tionsl. consttutionslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation
and Oppression, Of one man or many (;
and to sI encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and constitutional prerogatives Of any
Department OF the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfrsnchised citizens
TO all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the eOlored
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no Iettres de cachst,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDNATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent TO prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revOlutiOnizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that be has done
TO defend the Constitution and to MAIN
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law; and charity and allowance for
what he has left undoue or done smiss.
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FOREIGN.
aisden
.lsdjourx
80

adjourx
LoS6cN, June Il, p.m.-Consols closed
at 944 5-205, T34 Illinois Central, 79f
Erie, 40t. The bullion in the Bank al
England has increased e376, 600.
LIVERPOOL. June l4-p.m-COttOn
firmer /; sales y, 900 bales uplands II & :
Orleans ll$d; sales Of the week 81 900
bales, including $4,000 TO spectators and
exporters; stock S61 600 bales, of which
$40, 900 is American.
DUBLIN, June l4.-The trial of the
Fenian Walsh and a number of his COM
panions which has been in progress be-
fore q special commission in Limerick,
resulted in the conviction Of all Of the
accused.
The supposed Fenians who landed and
were captured a short time since at Dun
garven and subsequently taken to Water
ford and confined in jail, and who have
been undergoing their trial there this
week, as shown by the testimony given,
four OF them had served as officers in the
United States army during the late war.
1t has already been reported that Cor
riden, who was one of the witnesses
against them, had been roughly han
died by a mob. Yesterday, while the
prisoners were being taken from the
courthouse to the jail in charge of strong
police force, a crowd Of their friends
gathered from all parts of the city and
made a fierce attack on the guard with
the intention of affecting their rescue.
A fight ensued, during which some
thirty of the policemen were injured,
and one OF the attacking party was
killed and six are known to have been
wounded by the fire Of the guard. The
made a stout defense and succeeded
in depositing their prisoners in the Jail,
after which the mob dispersed.
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N aIEmoRrAm.


With profound regret we hear OF the sudden.
death Of Judge ALFRED FrrzRoY BKAHAM At
Jacksonville, Florida, on The 81 inst. Tbs de-
ceased graduated with distinguished honor at
the College Of Amiens, France, and like many
younger sons Of noble English family, desired
to win distinction and fortune in the New
World. Possessed OF a brilliant and cultivated
mind and the graceful ease OF manner only to
be acquired by association from infancy with
persons Of refinement and culture, the young
Engiiahman made friends OF all with whom he
was brought in contact, and In the short space
OF four years attained the Bench. as a Circuit
Judge, in the State Of HIS adoption-s position
he filed not only with singular tact and dis
%eFetioni but equally ably AZ a sknIul furlst
and upright magistrate. The deceased was a
nephew OF the present Earl or F~enwiek-an
English Peer-and a near relaNve OF the late
Bishop OF London, Lord Blodas deld He was
about thirty-eight years OF age at the time Of
MS demise, and unmarried. We were intimate
with Judge BRAHAN for a number of.yeaFs.
andhave never known a more ~true-hearted.
high-toned and accomplished Gentleman than
the deceased was in every relation OF man to
his fellows.