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y CHI A r L ES TON. \.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1867.
REPRESENTATIONS,

ave think all the Indications Of public opinion
Justify US in saying that the people Of the South
have determined to reorganize their State govern
ments under the provisions Of the Reconstruction
Bill It is clear that no obstacle Will be put IN the
way o. the full enjoyment by the freedman Of their
new right Of suffrage, and from such evidence as
we have ct the hye t6s& ffvlsge wisely and
temporarily. With such disposition On both
parts, there ought to be, and we trust there win
be, no difficulty in reaching those results Of peace
order and stability, in which the whole State is so
deeply interested. There is, Of course great deal
to d. but it canot be done in haste or altogether
Fortunately, at present, we are not required to
take part in Federal politics. Our task is simply
ono OF administrative recons truction, the modiica-
tion and Improvement of the State Constitution,
and the of those industrial inter-
csts upon which the future prosperity Of the State
depends. And the provisions of the act give us
ample time to consider these questions 1natbrely,
and afford the opportunity for the various classes
of tho community to come to gradual but
thorough understanding of their. common wants,
and to establish between each other that confidence
which is necessary to common success. rs N
The meeting in Columbia, Of which we publish
ed an account on "Wednesday, \; was admirably
calculated to concihate that good feeling which
VIII, ID IlLe, lhn1e9G 1G96H IN che shape OF good
sense in practical action. Especially g1ad wera We
to see that Gen. HAMPTON, who was really repre-
sentative man Of the best qualities OF the old re-
laHon, is ready to become representative OF the
new, and thus illustrate how the virtues which
were fostered both sides, under the old system,
will find their natural and healthy exercise under
the new. .', .5 ia.,zf fH'ssssa-...- !. ,3t:'>
We hope that this pleasant promise VIII not be
broken by a premature haste to settle unnecessary
questions but that the good sense Of ali our citi-
zens will see the practical wisdom Of going to work
steadily under this Act and deToting their ener-
gles to make each step an advance to fuller and
kinder understanding. There lis enough 10. do in
carrying out it's details to occupy US all usefnlIy
first in seeing that the registration is complete,
thorough and honest, and then in deciding what
changes the real interest Of the whole people Of
the State require in our Constitution.
These matters are enough to occupy all our
time and if We go to work upon them honestly, ii
the interest of the State we can safely leave for
the future the discussion Of Federal policies and
Federal offices. And by thus doing our duty just as it
lies before us, We may hope to find ourselves. when
tho time for readmission comes> not torn and divi
ded ss some bad men wish, by the habits and
prejudices of contending races, but one people,
renewing an old life with wider and fesher hopes,
with old kindness restored, with common interests,
and common feelings, NJ, M: .sa.a;t -:
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new presiding officer pro tenn. Tho motion pre-
vailed. The now presiding officer pro tenn at
tempted to take tho chair, but was prevented by
tho Speaker The sergeant-a interfered,
when the Speaker drew q. revolver and threatened
to blow out the brains Of the unfortunate officer
The Sergeant struck at the Speaker with his mace,
and knocked down an innocent member. The in
nocent member knocked somebody else down, and
the entire body gradually went into an earnest and
spirited contest" a.t' III
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THE MARION STAR.

ENSTABIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO n
~ pubahed at Marion, s.. G., In the central partion
o1 the county and offers fayosable medium to Mer
to extand their business in the Pee Doe country
s1T fne benefit q er adve1sing sha, in
creesing publish and .iseihua 5000 sxtra
copies o. the sEAR during the business senson this
Bates of. Advertising liberal "a; I
~ W. "McKERALI. =:
NoHeanper ~ :S5ss4: Editor and Proprietor.
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PUBLIC; NOTICE.
OFFICE, OF CITY TREAsU1

a4 st@r PUBLIC NOTICE. .isSsssF.. - 51E
:s $$sf. :$st. OFFICE, OF CITY TREASURY,
Is HEREBY GIVEN TftsT e iSSs Ta3ER
the following licenses have been prepared
= ae''ys1y ~ 11o'n s1s ohee d.3 .TToMAs Essanssr
Il as1 Rs Z 0,5aixsd By ee Hayor and Alazmes il,
January hoansss aa BE- taken out tor al cssts drsss
the annsr and according to the same provisions
driven tara hfre except giving bonds And each such
tn.ntrg he number tbereo and marked Frsyass to be
SEC No person shall be tatsn by the Treasurer -
surety 70 any bond under the Ordinance coccarnin II
sssa s eF ss e dsay and Other
SEC The following ahan hereafter lie tho rates for
licences tor public and private carts drays wagons &c.
5sandng tho hoses or mules used thereof which shall
PuA1Lo oAaEs DaAxs, ETC, On THoaz Enn1o1ED XHY
gus1HssS wEhTEvEH, FOE HIRE D1RHCT on INDIRECT.
Eor every cart dray os wagon drawn by horse or
s,ss Tcs evssy ry vason drawn by two horses
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40 %
sor evSry stage or omnibus tezcept lne omnibusl
WE m sxo s2s4 hesrss a. go =. -, -.
drawn by four horses, go. 2S's1 N"
Fer every trnck drawn BY two or more horses ulss
For every e express wagon drawn horses
naEAD cAa1s AID RRvA1x cAn7s, DaAxs, z7c.
For every bread cart OF wagon. S5: a5
mese puposes and not TO- be employed tn tie t1ans:
Porting os goods wares, merchandise lumber any
ether COMMODITY. Tor compensation. either directly or
IS exclusive OF the horse or mule. PA 7iES!
Rstined IN City Council, this 18th day Of January.
n ne year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hum
- G. "a. ?. q. aAnIARD. Mayor.
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r OST.-ACORAL LANDPEARLS SCARFPIN,
= attached 70 Buaoray Tie The finder will confer
oi1ce, or handing it to s. CALHOUN SMITH, South
Caro1ina Railroad Office, Ann street. 2 March % :
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST OR
y sts9yed . white BULL DoG, answering to the name
ears and tail the SHUTS cut Any leaving
the above Dogs at No. 10 DRAKE STREET will receive
reward. 5s5..s,rs s.f%tt .s lE5 .isS March %
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LARGEST C1RcuLAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes ihhe h;s' Official List Of Let
ters remaining IN the Posto6ice at the end
Of each .oees, agreea6w to the Jolo.otng
section, Of the ;Ne,o Postc6ice Lda0, as the
newspaper ha0issg The largest circulation IN
Tie CSty ef Charleston: .., "A .5s. s.
SECTION be it further enacted That Lists Of let
tors remaining uncalled for in Postofacep any
town -sss where newspaper Rhan be printed,
shall hereafter be published only m the newspaper
which, being pubshed weekly oftener shnu have the
Office. vi tys t--4.-g. sts y slGlr5F
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E,OFe SALE, A ASCEaOLAfessiIF IN "A pIIILA-
~ DEIPHIA University OF Medicine and Surgery
scholarship entities stndents to full instruction
III graduation In the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, ernbrac-
1ng Anatomy, Surgery. Physiology, Muteria: Medica,
chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women nnd Chill
drcn Principles and Practice OF Medicine and Patholo-
e. e. As this is one Of the hrst Medical Universities
stndytng a medicine for scholarship. Apply at this
Omce. a December
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FRENCH PORCELAIN!

TAX CASKS HAvILAND l. co. IS LIMOGES PoR-
ltg cELAIN, consisting Of Dinner, Ten and Toilet
Sets Platn White Colored nnd White, md Decorated
Also, Fancy Vases, Cups Spitons, &c. Will be sold by
the cisk ut New York prices, to the trade usual
dir rtribution. .! ai-'@ D. g. WIIKINS
MArch 10 %: a4.l WI. No. IL East Bay.
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ENOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT
IL a and 5-year. old, broke MULES; and THIRTY !
and year old For sale al Mills House Stable Apply
to &. W. CARTON. -1tai,7-2..IT ,Jannsrv Il :!
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WILLIAM BROOKBANKS.
81 fTAyERN-H1zx6FM : {,
,'5', - ~ OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

- - Il tfstos5,If Il? OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. 70
+2& - March I, 1867. Z.
"A IL. TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
iNG spfrituous liquors, within the city AznIta who
hAve not executed their bonds and taken ont the nrorer
cards TO show tst they have hcense to sen WIN be Re-
ported as n0s complying with the law alter Monday 5th
Those who have cards are heraby notified to the
same placed in conspicuous place In tho window An
observe this notice win also be reported after
.ne sxsos,s ao9Se,nentioned o time. @ w H. SMITH.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTHEN,r.
Il COMMUNICATIONS FOB THE CHIEF OF FIRE DE-
" 4ARTMKNT can be left at the Office OF the Clerk Of
Council City Hail, up stairs M. a. NATHAN. n
!. March ie 10 Et Chief Fire Depart1nant
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R e M OV AIS.

;!s5 H .tarIS ~ NJ REMOVAL. 4$ ,.i@I ~
ne r, LEBBY's OFFICE Is REMOVED FROM TIE
IL Drug Store of E. H. Kellers Co. to his residence
No. As BEAUFAIN STREET. Office hours from to 9 A.
NJ. and to ~ O'Clock P. NJ wf2% ~Ss, March 21
K -sti". - ,-+- REMOVAL. s$, III
II 81. HAPPOLDT has REMOVED HIS GUN ES-
81 o. tabEshnieut to No. 119 MEETING STREET {near
Marketl. where he wN continue to nanufacture and i'm
port to order, Double Guns Rifles and Pistols. Repair
ing and executed In his usual style. supply
Of Guns, Sc, always ON hand. * -,
March s ss;,-s,.:y :.... - y !ss!n LIMOS
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A T PRIVATE SALE, ONE OF pEIzI.aN,s
A ,hrst-class BILLIARD TABLES, with rything
complete and In good order Can be at tho Phean
+ March 16 .g-E. - -.--->-g - - 80
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NOTICE.

49,.
5nFFIcE CLERK, or coUNcn.-THE FOLLOWING
plies for the 1867 Is pubahed for me Information
OF selling Goods by sample or otherwise
not Of this ott All such persons are hereby
notified toreport at this Office ~ ss.& u 10 =.
Three dollars on every. hundred dollars OF all goods
oLnesW1se &@N'.r - w. II. SMITH II ss
I: March p &E#5- Cusrk ~ 0onnc1
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!. EDUCATlO MAI.
!. B O AR. D N G /.

DOARDING G.-NIRS.E e. HAWAIIAN HAVING
removed from corner King and Vanderhorst streets
NO 1e4 two doors from King, respectful
" soicits the patronage Of her hiendA 51-5
March 16 s1i.4 ,tl8-.g B.r5 ~ 05l stuth6n
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ENOR SALE, LARGE LIKELY MARE,
- With MULE COLT ten dnys old. Apply to B.
hoDDiN CO., Pavilion Hotel Stables, Meeting street
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MUTUAk AID ASSOCIATIf)N.

HAWNaoN HAND A LARGE SUPPLY or READY
dies aud Children, and being desuus of diminishing our
stSk s, before tn The season advances too f would
hon which Will be made in prices for the next two
OF three weeks ftr1a date. n. s 4:ef-2- .lI7-ss'
4" Apply at the . i. s%s--,5-s,a. DEPOSITORY 4
January % ~ ..--s.. %s No II Cha]rne-s strees I
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pOARDING.-TWOSI SINGLE GENTLEMEN
IL. can be accommodated with good Board md a
pleasant room, on application ct No. 50 CHURCH
STREET, west side, near Iradd. - :i "a. (. !E': .
/ few DAY BOARDERS can also be accommodated.
February 27 .,1Fgsit 5s- nj l@f '--l1.-'..
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~ the Mayor. '<ss <3ss =
Sanua1y W. II. SMITH, ClG1x Of Council.
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70 r : SALE,

EOR SALE:-ONE-HALF OF THE INTER-
II ESTin Of PAGES BEST SAW MILLS with
CORN MILL attached in complete order and In daily
operation located on thu Wilmington and Manchester
privilege Of cutting timber on about ave hundred
MULE The above will be sold cheap for cash OtIers
adSaESsS;ed dSaES; IL tn Mrs. HARRIET L. SoWERS,
Hl-tSn ~ ~. 54-a. wfsa 'lJ. .s Florence. s. O.
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DK1EATE BOARDING.-AF FEW BOARD.
II ERacan be accommodated at No. 80 KING STREET
east side, near Broad: a few Day Boarders can be
connmodated- A'St.EGa &.. 3anuary 81
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Balls and Dances,

LAMAsco BALL.-On Christmas
night, the third annual Lamasco Ball
was given at Mozart Hall. Owing to
the unfavorable weather in the after
noon. the attendance was not as large
as anticipated. Everything passed
off quietly, and those who participated
in the dance appeared to enjoy them
selves in the highest degree. The
proprietors of,the Hail gave an ex-
cellent supper, which was partaken Of
with evident satisfaction, after which
the gay party. tripped the light fan
tastic toe, till the wee sma hours Of
morning.
CIGAR MAKERS BALL.-Last night
a large number assembled at Masonic
Hall to spend the evening in dancing.
1t was the occasion Of the cigar
makers ball, and, for those who en-
joy such pleasures, it was a most
agreeable affair. Supper was served
up at the Opera Exchange.
TURNER BALL-The attendance at
the bali at Turner Hall, last night,
was large, and all passed off pleas
antly and agreeably. Col. Wehler
served up a most magnificent supper,
which was enjoyed with great relish.
The Germans never fail to enjoy
themselves on such occasions, and
the affair last night was considered a
success.
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The JOURNAL COMPANY is now
prepared to do every style of Book
Binding in a superior manner Hav-
ing made large additions to our Bind
cry, and secured the services Of the
best Of workmen. we are confident we
can offer inducements second to no
Book -Bindery in the West.
We especially call the attention Of
County Officers to this department of
the JOURNAL establishment They
can have their orders filed promptly
and at prices that will be a- .ov as
similar work can be done at other
places.
Country Merchants, whose custom
ers have periodicals which they desir
to have bound, will confer a fave
upon them and upon US by forward
ing them to the JOURNAL BINDERY,
where they will receive prompt atten-
ton and be bound in the most sub
stantial manner. Blank Books of
every description, for Accounts, &c.
are made to order, on terms tina tmust
prove satisfactory.
Bankers Books, Court Recor ds and
Blanks, Justices Documents, Deeds,
&C., furnished on reasonable terms.
Friends will please bear the above
facts in mind, and consult the ir own
as well as our interest by fOrw arding
their orders at once.
JOURNAL COMPANY.
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Auuseuaents.

New MEFRoPoLITAN.-Miss Effie
Johns is becoming a favorite with
those who attend the theatre, and the
entire company gave satisfaction, if
frequent encores are to be taken as
an evidence. Tonight is the occa-
sion of Mr.. Hollands benefit, and we
hope to see a crowded house. The
bill for to- might is the new Irish
drama entitled Inshavogen, or the
Wearing of the Green" to be followed
by the musical burletta, the Loan of
a Lover" Let the house be crowded.
MILToN1AN TABLEAUx. - There
was very fair audience at the Cres-
cent City Hall last night to witness
the Miltonian Tableaux. 1t is indeed
a fine painting, and ought to draw a
large house. Those who have not
witnessed the exhibition, ought by
all means to see it. 1t will be exhib-
tied for two nights more.
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2 .f F4
Masonic INsTA tLATIoN. = There
will be a public installation of the
officers elect of the Blue Lodges and
Chapter, at the Walnut Street Church,
at two O'Clock this afternoon. The
Brethren aud Companions are re-
quested to meet promptly at their
Lodge-room, at one O'Clock. AL
sojourning Companions and Brothers
Of the Order, in good standing, are
cordially invited to be present. And
the public generally are invited to be
present at the church and witness the
interesting and impressive ceremo-
MES. The Crescent City Silver Band
has been engaged to furnish music
for the occasion. Citizens are re-
quested to be at the church promptly
at two o'clock, that the, ceremonies
may not be delayed or Interrupted.
The Grafton viii be delivered at, the
close of the installation ceremonies,
by Hon. John Law, a Mason of the
early times, and will abound with
much of interest to the craft, and to
the audience generally.
The procession will be formed
promptly at 1:3O P. NJ. by the Mar
shall, and will proceed to the church,
where the following order of exer-
cises will be observed:
1. A Masonic Ode
2. Prayer by the Chaplain.
3. Installation Of the officers elect
of the Lodges.
4. Installation of the offers elect
of the Chapter.
3. Grafton by Hon. John Law.
6. Ode, Prayer and Doxology.
z. Benediction.
After which, the Fraternity will re-
turn in procession to the Lodge for
further business. The occasion will
be one of much interest, especially to
the " Brethren of the Mystic Tie. -
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THE CUMBERLAND RIVER TRADE

THE CUMBERLAND RIVER Trade
We fear our merchants are not giving
that attention to the Cumberland Riv-
er trade that its Importance demands.
A gentleman who returned from
that river yesterday morning informs
US that that whole region, from Smith
land TO GAINESVILLE, is fairly swarming
with drummers from Cincinnati and
Louisville, and that those cities are
making tremendous efforts to divert
trade from Evansville. While he saw
mpltitudes of Cincinnati and Louis
vile drummers, he did not see a single
man to represent Evansville. Our
merchants must not indulge the be-
lief that, because they have hereto
fore commanded a large trade from
that section. it cannot be diverted
from them. opportunities Of smooth
tongued drummers have a powerful
Influence. We have a good line of
excellent steamers plying to that
river, and it is the interest and the
duty of our merchants to see that
they are well supported. This can
only be done by securing large pro-
portion of the trade of that region.
Proprietors themselves should go
among the people along the Cumber-
land and get acquainted with the
merchants, and solicit their custom
by proving that it will be to their ad-
vantage to trade here. Now is the
time To work
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PERsoNAL.-Col. George W. Cor
man, and Mr.. John Lockhart, of
Owensville; George Pendleton, of
Cleveland; Hon. w. K. Niblack, and
John B. Mooney. of Cincinnati, are
stopping at the Sherwood. Judge
Swasr, attorney for the E. & c., and
the Terre Haute and indianapolis
Railroads, is stopping at the Ameri-
can House. Daniel Hayford. editor
of the Spencer Cous,y journal, is
also in the city.
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FIRE AT STRINGTowN.- On the
night of the Oath fire occurred at
Stringtown, which resulted in the de-
struction of small frame building,
with its contents, owned by Mr.. John
Zimmerman. The cause Of the fire
was not aseertained. Mr.. r. is a poor
man, and this falls heavily on him.
A movement is being made to have a
sum sufficient to build him a new
house donated. No doubt the people
of that vicinity will take pleasure in
aiding him.
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ROAD TO OAK H1LL.-Some time
since, the Board of County Commits
sioners passed an order for the open
ing of a road direct from the head of
Cherry Street to Oak Hill Cemetery.
and in obedience to that order, the
Township Trustee IS now serving no.
tees on persons who have fencing on
the line of the road to remove them.
The road will be opened early in the
Spring, and will be sixty feet wide.
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MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE
BAR-A meeting of members of the
bar of this city was held at Judge
Iglehart's office, last night, to take
into consideration the best method of
securing two sessions year of the
United States District Court at this
place, this being the most impor-
tant shipping point in the State. In
case of libel of steamboats,, or any
other maratime business, the cases
all have to go to Indianapolis for ad-
judication, thereby giving trouble and
unnecessary expense to witnesses and
parties interested. 1t was therefore
resolved to petition Congress to pass
law for holding two sessions of the
U. S. District Court in this city. The
petition will at once be circulated for
the signature of members of the bar,
merchants, and others interested in
its passage. It is thought that the
object in view will be easily attained
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CLEANING UP.-Workmen were en-
gagged yesterday in cleaning up the
mud which had accumulated on Main
Street, greatly gratifying pedestrians
thereby, and rendering locomotion on
that thoroughfare more agreeable.
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Cry CoUNC1L.-The City Council
met last evening, and after reading
the minutes of the preceding meeting,
adjourned without transacting any
further business, to meet on next
Monday night.
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FIGHT.-Some beligerent individu-
ais, near the depot, celebrated Christ
mas day by pounding each other, to
the amusement of persons looking on,
and to their own satisfaction. No
arrests were made.
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OFF FOR HENDERsoN.-The Cres-
cent City Silver Band left yesterday
evening on the News Boy Tor Hen
derson, to furnish music for the Fair,
given by the ladies of the Epicopa-
liam Church of that city.
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REsLARKABLE.-The weather on
Christmas day was somewhat remark
able for this latitude. 1t was warm
and cloudy. with heavy peals of thun-
der and vivid flashes of lightning,
more like Spring day than the mid
die of Winter.
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THE Poor HoUsE.-The asylum for
the poor in our city is now full, with
no room left for more The Town
ship Trustee states that a great many
who have never applied for assistance
from the county before, are doing so
now
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CoRRECTIoN.-In our notice of the
examination of Hansel, in Wednes-
days JOURNAL, we intended to say
that a warrant had been issued
against John Sheer on a charge of
assault and battery with intent to kill.
The types made US say Speer, and as
it might be supposed to mean Mr..
Speer, agent for the Rockport Coal
Company. we desire to make the cor
rection.
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JAIL BIRDs.--There are now con-
fined in the County Jail seventeen
persons, two on charge of murder,
and the others on various charges,
from burglary and larceny down to
hesmallest offense for which men are
imprisoned.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-It is stated that
thirteen weddings took place in this
city, on Christmas Not so bad for
one day.