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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-20

NEW MAY BUTTER.
LNAMILIEs supplied with hne new Northern
Il May Butter, at the low price Of forty cents
per pound. ljune12] JOSHUA BEAL
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MACKEREL, MACKEREL.
IN KITS No. l Mackerel, just stored and for
l. " sale 1t the lowest current rates by
june22 JOSHUA BEAL
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c,
NAT DAUPHIN & CO.. 66 Customhouse street,
Wv Mill merry, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hat
and Bonnets. Dovl-ly
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CHEAP MESS PORK.
DY AN ARRANGEMENT with parties in the
ID West, am now In situation to supply cash
country customers with good article Of heavy
weight Mess Pork at reduced prices. Planters
would do we'll to give me call.
june22 JOSHUA BEAL
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NEW ORLEANS CARD, ETC
THE GULLETT
STEEL BRUSH GIN.

THIS CELEBRATED COTTON GIN, IN again
l. manufactured ur der the supervision 81 the
Patentee, h. d. GUilETT. with greatly improved
facilities, and we, as Agents Tor the Southwest,
now offef 1t az
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suggestions OF the Season.

King Winter has waved his sceptrc over the land.
whitening the earth, bridging the streams and turning
the waterfalls to pendant crystal Upon animated as
well as inanmate nature the fgid atmosphere produces
naked effect The blood 10 driven from the surface
of the body back upon It's inner fountains, and Chlls
and Fever, rheumatism PulG onary Diseases. Bilious
ness, and unpleasant disorders Of the stomach and
bowels are apt to be the results.
Now, what is required to forfy the system against
the attacks Of disease thus engendered2 Clearly TONIC
which, acting through the stomach upon tho circulation
and the nervous system. shall redctermine the vital
fluid to the surface and brace The Of motion and
sensation. But this is not all that is required With
the TONIC must be combined such ALTERATrvE and
REGULATING agencies aGwi tend to keopthe whole ami
NAL machinery sin good working order"
These three grand requisites Of Winter restorative
exist, in their fullest perfection, in HosTEITER's
STOMACH BITTERs, which compounded Of the
purest vegetable sdmulants and extracts OF the most
GENIAL and hsalthful roots barks and plants that the
herbahsts and botaniss Of the world have yet dscov
ered December 10
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Once Of City Registrar. December II, 1857.
GEORGE S. PILLkR, n. D., City Registrar.

AUCTION SALFs OF REAL EsTATE.-Tuesday be-
ing the regular auction day, number OF sales OF
real estate were made by direction of the Masters
in Equity, ut the old Customhouse, in Broad
street. Nh. JAS L. CAN'T sold, for Master James
Tupper-
A lot Of land with the buildings thereon, known
as No. 50 King.street, Ter $3.50.
4 plantation, situate on Cooper River, Charles
ton District. called the Woodlands" containing
one thousand seven hundred and twenty-five acres
being fo1r hundred and sixty-seven acres o.
swamp and low lInd, and one thousand two hun
dred and ffty-siI acres Of high and pine lano, for
$3.50.
A plantation, situate on the west side Of the
western branch OF Cooper River, known as "Mul
berry," containing four hundred and sixty-sesor
acres, for sSOoO terms one-thrd cash in each case
balance payable in yearly instalments.
At the same time Messrs. Leitch & Bruins sole
for Master J. ". Gray
The lot Of land with the buildings thereon, stu
ate a. the corner OF Traad-street and Bedon's AL
ley measuring in front on Tradd-street twenty three
feet four inches, and in depth one hundred an6
ninety-Your feet six inches, for $500; oae-thirc
cash.
The lot OF land Oh tne EasI slue VI hlAzyck'
street, between Magazine and West streets, hav
ing thereon two framed dwellings, one partial
" burnt, brick kitchen, and other cutbuildings
the lot measures in front twentyssven feet, and il
depth one hundred and twenty-five feet, for 1926
terms cash.
The plantation or tract of land, situated abou
eight miles from the city Of Charleston, in st. An
drew's Parish, belonging to the estate OF the lat
Rev. Patrick o'Nell, measuring five hundred acres
for $1,000; one-fourth cash.
The plantation or tract Of land, called Rice
Hone. situated in the Parish of st. Johns Berke
lev. in the District Of Charleston, on the east sd
NJ the western branch Of Cooper River, measuring
one thousand seven hundred and nine acres, NOR
or less. comprising two hundred and seventy-on
acres of rice land and marsh, and the residue pro
vision wood, reservoir, pine and other lands, TO
s21, ,075; one-fourth cash.
This latter sale is the largest that has beer
made in Charleston for years, and, though tn
property in question is extremely valuable, tn
-resent depreciaton OF real estate is such that tn
price realized is Aatterins testimonial to tn
ability of fMessss, Lsitch & Bruins. the auctioneers
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C. DUCREUX's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INvENTloS'
which has been patented in the United states,
France and Fnoand is now offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they E and IT. upon e1aml
nation one of the greatest inventions OF the age
Prominent among lis advantages are:
FIssr-The facility with which horses may be harness.
od 70 or from Carriage. also rendering 1t
for the person embarrassing between
or bohind the horses customary, thus aVong any
SEcosp-In case OF horse falling he may be loosed
from the carriage in one secona, %nou. ane @ ser
ing his scat. 1t Is SO sinpie III It's opeiA0 ~ 9ii'
can work 1t. ?, .... =. .,,.u,o. .,,.,,,z eI...
,onoming unmanasabe or running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow may be ali avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages as the horses
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr.. Z. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions. The
areat favor and praise manifested by the public these
OCCASIONS the evidences OF popular apprecia-
ton OF its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent carriages purchase of State Rights by
addressing to c. DUCREUX, Patentce,
No. So Elizabeth So eet New YorS
October "a Smo
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,ey. R.D. McJunkin us. R. Graham. W. J. Nc
Kenwn nds the Stata w. 4. Moore Us. A. e.

sey. R.. D. McJunkin us. R. Graham. W. ]. Mc
Keown ads. the State. W. A. Moore Us. A.
The following were stricken off: Eliza c. John
ston ads. the State-three cases. Houser & Steer
ads. G. s. Meng.
The following order was made: Under an order
heretofore made extra courts were directed to bt
held for Edrefield District, the second Monday
Of January next for Barnwell, en- the third Mon
day of January; for Beaufort, on the fourth Mon
day Of January; for Colleton, on the first Monday
sr b9 00ph bo soeUnS Monday aer fourth
Pursuant to the provisions OF the Act Of Assem-.
bly, Judge Dawkins is assigned to hold the cour,
for Edgefeld; Judge Munro to hold the court fol-
Barnwe and Be1rfor ana Sadge Glover to hold
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"Preyen!ion is Better than Cure"
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

ppRoyED AND BIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
y the rtrnch .dica Faculty, rs the only safe and
Tbi invaa, e rte araon is suited Tor either Sex, and
bns proved, from ample experience, he most efficient
dnsiero;um lorr sough: for in the Medical World. II
used according to directions every possibility OF danger
NAV be avoided; single application will radically
traize the vcnerea v!rus ezpel all impurities from the
osorbent vessels and render contamination impossible.
Pc wise IN tlme and at very Small outlay, hours oi
uutod bodily and nIentctorments.
This most reliable specific, SO universally adopted 10
c Old Wcrld offered for sale FOR the rst time II
America by 7. A. DUpORT Z CO., only authorized
Agents for the United States.
Price Y3 per bottle. Large cotte, double size, IS.
1hc usual discount TO the trade. sent, securely
hacked OF receipt o price, TO any address, with direc'
lions and pamphlet, BY addressing to
T. A. DUPORT 4 CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. Records p L.,
Mag % 1yr No. IL Cola Street. New YORK
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNOHS q Cah1fA, PRoPRGToI5.
TuBIISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING Al
Lancaster G. H. s. C, Having large subscription
list il offers favorable medium to Mci chants and ri
advertisers who desre to extend their business e ,st
ur ,er Districts OF the State Rates Of Advertising lib
CT i. Specimen copy paper sent on application.
august 22
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z UNION CHAPTER, No. 8, R. A. M.-At the annual
convocation o! Union Chapter, No. 8. R. A. NJ, held
at Masonic Hall last evening, the following Com
panions were duly elected to serve for the next
Masonic year:
Comp. c. c. CHICHESTER, NJ E.H.P.
Comp ". T. MILLER, &.
Comp D. NISBET, Scribe.
Comp ". n. TAFT, @. of 3.
Comp JOHN oGREN, P. s.
Comp JOHN COWAN R. A. G.
Comp J. LOMBARDO, G. II. of Sd Veil.
Comp E. HUGULETT, G. NJ Of I'd Veil
Comp THOS. ERWIN, g. N. Of 1st Veil
Conf G. THAYER, Treasurer.
Comp p. AUSTIN, Secretary.
Comp L. T. MEYER, Sentinel
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CHRISTMAS Is CoM1Na.-The tempting display Of
holiday goods in many of the store windows is a
reminder Of the approach Of Christmas, and 80
are the advertisements crowding in upon u.s. call
ing attention to the rare and beautiful articles
offered for sale. We PROPOSE from day to day, to
refer to the new advertisements Of holiday goods
which appear in the News, which advertisers
should bear in mind if they wish to appear in the
holiday directory.
We have seen nothing more recherche in the
way of Christmas presents than the carved
statuettes and fancy articles Of Sorrento ware i'm
ported by Joseph Walker, Broad-street. A look at
these elegant gifts is worth visit to his store.
But if, in these hard times, gvers should prefer
to blend the useful with tho ornamental they
must be hard indeed to satisfy i. in the vast
collection Of furniture which fills the warerooms OF
Messrs. Mackey g. Baker, they cannot find an
acceptable offering. The stick Of children's car
rages offered by these gentlemen is particularly
large and varied, and the prices such as will ''defy
competition"
Everybody wants TO indulge in the luxury oi
good soaps and perfumeries during Christmas
week, and the place to go to, in order to get the
genuine article in endless variety, is Aimar's al
the corner of King and Vanderhorst streets. Read
his announcement in to-day's NEWS.
Fruit in the holidays is always acceptable, and
Messrs. Bart & Wirth have just received choice
lot specially imported for Christmas, comprising
cocoaruts, pineapples, sweet oranges, plantains
bananas, and other delicious tropical products
We speak from experience when we say that tho
| flavor OF their fruit is unequalled.
For holiday supplies in the line Of tobacco, ci
gars and snuff, commend US to John sayas, No. 81
| Market-street.
Kris Krlngle haunts the red flag to-day over wal
doll babies, fancy china and toys Of all kinds, e
the auction Of Messrs. Bowers & Silcox.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AOCI1OE GALES IdIo O-1I.
N. HUNT & SoN will sell this day, at their sales
room, No. 142 Meeting gstreet, at 10 o'clock, boots,
shoes. balmorals, &c.
A. Il. ABRAHAMs & SoNs will sell this day, at
their salesroom, No. 35 Haynestreet, at 10 O'CLOCK
satinets, jeans plaids, watches, &c.
Bowers 4 SILoox will sell this day. at No. QUO
Kng-street, at 1Ol o'clock, chinaware fancy goods,
boots, shoes, &c.
CAMpBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. 55 Hasel-street, at -
o'clock, dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
R. n. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell this day, at NC.
SO Broad-street, at 10l o'clock, furniture, horses,
&C.; also Herring's safe.
SMITH & McGnLrvRAY will sell this day, at NO;
27 Broad-street, at 10 o'clock, carts, horses ana
AIoSzo J. WHITE g. Son will sell this day, at II
o'clock, at corner Broad and East Bay streets, Gas
company stock, &c.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

nUBIIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT FLORENCE,
S C. offers gu excellent medium 10 Merchants and
ctha-s VINO wish TO exto1d their business i'll TIE Fee
pee section OF the State Rates OF advertising very
sonable September Ii
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p. HI. Il.

Are synonymous with Health Strength and vigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing In bottle OF
PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
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MORE VALUABLE D1soovER1Es.--The country
near Aiken, s. c., has been long known as suita-
Bile place to restore the health of those that were
diseased, and the dry bracng climate has made it
peculiarly popular among many classes Of invalids
The vicinity is very hily and picturesque, and the
water-power in the neighborhood admirably suited
to the erection of manufacturing establishments,
the streams Icing Of never-failing character and
are at all seasons free from ice It has been known
for some time that a stone, valuable for milling
purposes and equal 20 the French "Burr stone"
was 10 the region around, and that porcelain clay
Of the finest description was to be had in unlimited
amounts, but we are pleased to say that these are
not the only natural products Of great value to be
found there, as we learn that gentleman, former
ly engaged in business in this city, has been the
fortunate discoverer Of an unlimited deposit OF
"ochre," said to be Of the most valuable kind
known to commerce, for which he has been offered
q very large sum, aad that he is about making ar
rangements to bring it into use Immediately.
e~>--
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TIE APPROACH of 1868 is heralded by the fifty
first annual issue Of Millers Almanac, unfailing, as
usual in it's calculations and predictions and in
dispe2sable as manual of reference for every
business man in town or country. The DAILY
NEWS is indebted to Mr. Hiram Harris, the pub
Usher, for nicey-bound interleaved copy.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

s. LARGEST cRouIAT1oN.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REooG-
NEED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PosToF-
Y1cE AT TIE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF The NEW PcsToFFIcE
LAW.
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A PosrorF1cE has been established at North
Santee, Georgetown District, and mail passes
between it and Charleston once week, each way,
closing at the Charleston Postoffice on Tuesdays,
at half-past 9 o'clock, and leaving North Santee
for Charleston on Fridays.
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For Quotations of Bonds, Stocks, Coupons,
Bank Bills and Money, see every Friday morning,
in this paper, by Andrew NJ. Moreland, Broker, No.
Broad street.
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Go TO JOHN ConnlNs, No. 191 Meeting street
He has good substantial shoes at retail. mw6
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SAINT ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. F. MAJ tb
annual communication Of the above Lodge, hell
at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, the 18th inst
the following officers we're elected to serve for tn
ensuing Masonic year:
Bro. W. ]. TRIM, WIN.
Bro R. s. DURYE,. S. W.
Bro DAVID BARNETT, ]. W.
Bro. j. MCCARTHY, Treasurer.
Bro z. n. JEANNERETT, Secretary.
Bro. J. A. ALPERS s. D.
Bro. WIN. CHERRY j. D.
Bro. WIN, BsooKsANKs. Jr Stewards.
Bro. ALEX. GARDENER,
Bro. J. r. BEASLrY, Tyler.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II. II.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pc
per, &c.; OF, MnLERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o!
ruling, go to R1nAI HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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ACCIDENT on THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AT
AUausrA.-while the shifting engine on this road
was backing through the streets in Augusta, on
Monday afternoon, little boy and girl, named
Hansberger, ran across the trsck and attempted
to get on the tender. The girl succeeded, but
seeing her brother running away jumped of and
fell in front Of the tender, which, together with
the engine, passed over her body, badly mangiing
both OF her legs. Medical attendance was prompt
" furnished but to no avail, as the little sufferer
died short time after the accident
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BILL OF MoarA11Ty.-Return Of deaths within
the City of Charleston for the week ending De-
cember 14th, 1857:
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THE GREENyILLE MOUNTAINEER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT 81 81 PEI
1 venr in q iyance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rotce G. Z. ELFORD,
NAV n Editor and PTOureinr,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CcURT-Fou2EH CIR
cU1r.-CoLuIp1A, November 7.-Dccember 49,
Hon. George S. Bryan, D. j., presiding.
Er partc J. X. Miner, partner Hoines & Co. II
bankruptcy. 1t having been ordered by the cour
that certain property OF the bankrupt perisheble
and liable to deteriorato in value be sold b. the
Assessor; and it appearing that said property
it is, on motion Of Wilkinson g. Gichrist ordered
| that the said property be delivered up by J. P NJ
Epping, Unitod States Marshal TO the Assessor
). n. McLair, for the purpose of carrying into
effect the order previously made.
Lnre Melvin N. Cohen, a bankrupt-Tn bankrupt
| cy. On motion of MeGsrs. Flc,Sling & Pope, fol
the petitioner, it is ordered, that the previou;
order made in this case Gnd serys1 upon the IS
signee, to show cause Why larger allowance
| should not be made tor the benefit of the bank
rupt, and why the bridal presents OF the wife O.
the bankrupt should Eot be excepted from tht
schedule OF the bankrupt, DO discharged.
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2. QUINN,
LATE NJ NJ. QUINN
UPTOWN BOOK : NEWS DEPOT.
- ,rxrrr erp uu,n OppOCTTI, ANN
No. a57 KING STREET, OPPOSITE ANN,

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL THE
w LATEST PUBLICATIONS, such as BOOKS,
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, &C.; parties living VI
town Will find it convenient to give CALL and can
rely on getting their papers regular. City papers sold
snd subscriptions taken for all Papers and Magazines
Foreign Papars and Reviews ordered for regular SUBJ
scrbers.
Particular attention paid to orders from the cuntry
A good supply of SCHOOL BOOKS always kept on
hand 3mo November q
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| COURT OF APPEALS. December 16.-
Present-Dunkin, C. j., Wardaw and InGls, A. J.
Opinions were delivered in the following cases:
The City Council OF Columbia ads the State, e1
| rel. the South Cirolina Railroad Company.
| EI pate he South Carolina Railroad Company.
Wardlew. a. ]. Special orders made
James II. Jennings ads. the State. Wardlaw, A.
J. Motion in arrest of Judgment granted.
| El, Hllliard ads. tho state. Hiram Cunningham
ads. the State. Inglis, A. ]. New trials granted
W. +. Erwin rS. S. ii. B. Scott. Ingls, a. j.
| Motion dismissed.
The call If the docket was then resumed, and
Mr.. Fair heard torappcilee, in case OF Higgins u.s.
Higgins, previously argued IN part. Mr.. ]. FL
Hudson closed in reply.
Western Crcm-Edward Pratt ads. the State
Brief and argument OF Mr.. MCGOWAN read by Mr.
| r. DoZier. No reply.
Phillip Crook ads. the State. Brief and written
statements of counsel on both sides were read and
| case submitted.
northern Ctrcud.-D. c. Gist cs. Ross Alexan.
der. Briefs of Mr.. Munro read by Mr. Sellers
Case submitted without argument.
t,R. S. Moore ads. the State-three cases Briefs
and written argument Of Mr.. g. W. Williams, fol
appellants, read by Mr. Melton. Solicitor Melton
read written argument conra.
Southern C1rcmt.-Waren Kinsman ads V. Y.
Austin. Brief read by Mr.. J. II. Hudson. Argu
ment OF Nessrs. Illusions & Legaro, fer com
plainants. read by Mr. Ficklins. argument O.
Mr.. Simonton, contra, read by Mr.. Hudson.
James Hatcher Us. Alfred Hatcher e: al. Brie
read by Mr.. Abney.
The following cases were continued Ebcr
Brownlee ads the state-the prisoner havine
escaped pending the appeal. Billings, Commits
sioner in Equity, Us. Janos Il. Davis. Daniel Nc
Lure rs George Steele et al Moses Lindsey et al
us. c. P, Sandifer, J, n. McElwee Us. L, q, Mas
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LO'CAL NJ A TT r R S i.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1867
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PERsoNAL.-M. Alexandra dc Bellaigne, the new
French Consul for Charleston, arrived yesterday
by tho Champion" and is staying at the Mills
House. NJ. de Bellaigne was formerly French
Consul at Naples.
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The CHRISTMAS Tree, hourishlng at Comfnihs
Hell for the benefit of the new organ at st. Pauls
Church, was green again last night, loaded with
burning lights and all manner of good things.
This fair has been one of the best conducted and
most successful we have ever known in Charleston,
and the ladies connected with it merit the highest
praise for their indefatigable assiduity, which
alone could have accomplished what has been
done. The crowds appear to increase every night
and this, Notwithstanding the performances at the
Hibernian Hail. ''all right" though they were. The
Post Band again INDUCED the audience with their
usual fine music, very much superior to the ia
panese Band, which, however all right in Japan, Is
car-sp,itting here.
We are requested to state that a! 10 A. N. to-
day their Japanese majesties will honor the
Christmas tree with their gracious presence, at
which time the Post Band will also be there to
celebrate the auspicious event.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. Geo. S.
Bryan, D. j., presiding.
Issue Dockei.-The court and jury resumed the
consideration Of the two cases OF D. R. Anderson
ps Robert II. Rlker, and returned into court with
verdicts for plaintiff, IN each case, for $500.
Hamilton Brothers & Co. Us. j. w. Godbold.
Debt, Porter g. Conner. N. L. NJ, Brewster &
spratt. The jury assessed damages of plaintiffs
at s246S 26, with interes. from March 18, 1861.
n. w. Paynter ct oil. Us. George Hoffman. AS.
sumpst-Porter g. Conner. The jury found yer.
dict for plaintiff s1267 2i, with interest from Feb
ruary 16, 1861.
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EXECUTION AT P1cKENs C. H.-The majesty of
the law, says the Keowee Courier was vindicated on
Friday last, by the execution of Nat Frazure, COL
ored, for the murder of young Hunnicutt. His
aocomplces, five in number, go to the penitentiary
for stated periods, the longest term of which for
December Gadsden is five years.