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=AUCTI0N SAFES, !.
Farmstu-s, Liquors, DC; Soaps, 2 z Shoes, DO.

F,st7aatu.-e, Liquors, &C.. Soaps, Shoes do.
BY WILBUR & SON.
THIS DAY, 23d instant, at Sales Rooms, corner
State and Chalmers streets, at 10 O'Clock, Will
be sold without reserve, sz=t4=z5-.s
PARL0R, DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
z4zt.- coNG1sTING OF: s.gsszez-zs
4 HAlR-SEAT CHAIRS, Hzir-saat Sofas y
Ottomans, Centre and Pier Tables Carpets -
Dining Tablea, Cane and Wood.geat Chairs
Cottage Sets Bedsteads, WashstAnds
Wardrobes. Mattresses, Pillows, &c.
5. ALSO, .r=5z5
bbls Yeri fine BOURBON WHISKEY
6 oneeig1.Sn casks very fine Brandy
80 cases Cryton Ale =
rs cases Ealk1rk's Ale
20 baskets Champagne
10 easos Champagne Cider,
40 boxes Family Soaps
20 NJ Segars, several brands
Nests Baskets, Clothes Lines
Paper and Cotton Twine, Spice Boxes
Assortment Mats, &C., &c
5-.s7z5z5 ALSO Z.[Ez55=.
go CASES SHOES,
COMPLETING OF: .ts
MEMS BUFF CONGRESS BOOTS
Balmor3ls Oxford Ties, Chi1drenB Serge Boots
Ladies' and Misses Sorge CATERS
Slippers, Brognns, &C., &c.
ALSO
100 pairs pANTALOONs
100 Vests }ztE5s -
30 Coats, FrockB and Sacks
Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Woolen Hoods 10
HAndkcrchicfs, Suspenders, Elastic Cord
Hooks md Eyes, &C., &c
The above will positively be sold, crdorod to
close invoices
Conditions cash. January %
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FINE SoAp.-We received, a short time ago
from Messrs. c. WmTrEMoRE, Son & Co., boz
OF extra No. soap, with q request that we should
speak Of it as We found it, and, in compliance with
that desire, VIC now say that NO have given it q
thorough test, and, finding it frst-rate article,
wo with pleasure recommend it to families and
others as soap Of superior quality, and which will
give full and entire satisfaction to all who use it.
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Hg Democratic almanac and the Tribune a.
a.anac are among the best works Of reference pub
lished in this country, and no one ought to be
without them. They can be procured at MIR. F.
c. YoaLER's, of tho Central Nows Depot, No. 1o8
Market street, where the greatest choice and va
riety of books, papers, magazines stationery, &C.,
can always be found.
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WELL WonTu TnrNa.-A good articlo is always
worth good price. Cheap goods, from dry goods
to washing soap are usually the costliest in the
end. It is always safer to procure tho articles
Which have tho imprint Of house of established
reputation, than TO seek for the latest md cheap-
cst novelty, issued under al irresponsible name.
Tho Soaps of COLGATE & Co. are known through
ont the country as boing pure md every way do
Rirahln
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CLEReYMEN and public speakers will find Mars-
den's Pectoral Batn. invaluable, Strengthening
tho voice, and removing any irritation of the
Throat or Lungs. For salc by Ill druggists.
DOWIE s, NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINENfAN & CO., Agents.
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AGRICULTURAL.
BA.UGH'S
RAW BOIE PHOSPHATE

TUE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE EAs
j always been benefcial-the only difficulty being to
Obtain genuine article. Before offering BhUdH'3
PHOSPHATE on the market tho last aeason. submitted
it for analysis to Professor Shepar Of the South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed 1t. and his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment by
our own Plantora whose testimony have of tho Hu
peror e1ceency Of this Phosphate especnly in the c
ture of Cotton, in insuring good stand.
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Meeting of Butchers nnd Bakers.

Meeting OF Butchers nnd Bakers.
Reolred That the thanks Of this body be tcndored to
Mrs EMILY A. JENKINS, for increasing tho appotitcs
OF 80 many of our community with her CoLLEToN BIT
rERs MANY BUTCHERS AND BAKERS.
-J,nuery II fmw6
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j. N. ROBSON, Agent,
eccmber 10 su mwf3mo No 62 EAST RAY.
SWAN ISLAND GUAEO.

O00 ToNs, BALANCE OF CARGO OF BRITISH
OOO bark James Wilson.
This Gano was sold to Glasgow, Scotland. where its
value as is appreciated at more than an Of
fcring on the market It only afcr making favor
able with tho vessel as to freight and upon
the strong endorsement and recommendation of Prof
Shepard that the owners allowed 1t to rornain It COIL
tans Al per cent of Phosphate of Lime and other val
uable Ingredients. Mixed with to ~ per cont OF Pc
ruyian Gnno makes it ono OF tho cheapest and nost
valuable inanures for Corn Cotton.
Price-s20 per ton of 2240 lbs cash, $25 per ton,
City acceptance with interest," payable lst november.
For aaie by j. n. ROBSON,
January lG .wftn1rno No. G2 East Bay.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Anct,on sales rhts Day


LAUREY / ALEXANDER will sell this day, on Atlantic
Wharf, a II O'clock portable steam engine in good
order. suitable for grist mill or cotton gins
WILBUR & Son will sell this day at their aalcsroomr
corner Of state md Chalmers Streets at haifpast 10
o'clock parlor dining and bedroom furniture, liquors.
soaps Shoes &C.. also at IL o'clock lot land the
west side of Friend street. next south of rrond ulso
lot Of and with twosory dwelling thereon known by
the old No: 65 Calhoun street
R. II. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell this day, at their
salesroom No. SO road street. at halfpast 10 o'clock,
ulcs horses cart aud spring sgon; and at II O'clock
tho furniture of family declining housekeeping.
L. BUNCH Il Son will sell this day, at their sales.
roo No. COG King street, at ha!past 10 oclock spring
wagons dray bedstead parlor Stoves and sundry other
articles.
GABRIEL DzWrrT will sell this day, at the northwest
corner King md Spring Streets at 10 O'Clock
large bay horso.
MILES will sell this day, at his store. Of
King and Liberty streets. at 10 O'clock q large and
varied assortment OF dry goods hosiery hats and other
articles.
SMITH l. McG11I1vRAT will sell this day, In front Of
their Office No. 81 Broad street, at 10 O'clock large
grey horse saddle and draft ponies, furniture, &C.
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p. RI. r..

Are synonymous with Health Strength and Visor.
The secret will be revealed by investing in bottle o,
PANKNIN's HEPATIc BITTERs. For Eale by all
Druggists. "
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How ew there who IRE not subject to some affection
Of the lungs respiratory organs, who by negectng
premonitory symptoms. aggavate tho complaint until
disease strikes it's shafts causing ine1pressble torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to friends Only
a cod ga slight throstl" is the heeileaB remark
of many whom 40 affected. Yes "Ony sold, was the
tloughtless e14rcssion of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. z.
Forewarned-ForearmedI should be the motto forever
In the minds of all subject to Coughs. Colds Catah, or
Influenza Words Of advice should bo needed by all SUI
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief ls
within their reach; and II neglected. fata consequences
ensue-a life Of misery daily, hourly struggle for
istence contest in which there be but one victor
Death
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect Then why delay? Whtte1-
can be offered, when timely warningi sounded IN
your ears When the darger is pointed out why not
avoid tt2 MARsDENs PECTonAL BALM has been used
with success in nearly million Of casOs and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty tho most prompt and efica-
cous remedy that scientific has discovered, to
relieve and cure all Of Co Ighs Colds, Influenza
aud Consumption, the is not beyond all hope.
Even when tho sufferer is Ii ho last stages, he will find
relief by using this prep ation. Ono bottle will
vince the most ncroduloa TINT the merits Of this prepa
ration by no means exaggerated; in fact fall far short
of the eulogcs bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured by Its imoly guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to refund tho money when this preparation fls to re-
lieve.
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colored mon and boys who were making a disturb
ance; called in tho assistance OF Jackson, and ar
rested boy; carried him q short distance, when
he was attacked BY Jenkins and Scipio, but some
white drove them off and they left. saying they
would roturn with largerforce; after that diff
Guilty was quelled he again took his pest on the
Battery, and saw number Of colored men and
boys marching two doep and under tho command
of Scpio aud Jonkins. who started attacking the
white citizens with brickbats and drove them into
and lost his hat and club; did not see who took it,
as he WAS leaving too quick himself; the citizens
camo to their assistance, and they finally drove the
negroes Off, the fighting was done near Smiths
I.a,lo, and the negroes were under the command Of
Jenkins who issued orders to fire. halt &C.; Scipio
was evidently an officer in the same band.
Thomas Jackson deposed that he was on the po-
lice in Juno last; was off duty and the Battery,
md went to the assistance of Thomas Hill at the
request of Lieut. Hendricks; he went there and
told them to leave, but they would not obey;
armed man, who was haranguing the crowd, was
arrested, but knocked him down; lie recaptured him
near Lambol street and carried him to tho Guard
House, where he notified the Officer OF the Day
about tho riot; saw Jenkins, but not Scipio.
Mr.. VIM. Roach deposed that he WAS acting as
Sergeant Of the Western Division heard of the
row and went down with q squad to tho Battery,
and saw about forty or fifty men come up from the
bomb-proof and commence to fire bricks;a brick
hit him on the hand the crowd was 30 dense that
they concluded to leave, and as they were doing
were again attacked, and he was knocked down !;
while down he lost his club and hnt the club was
subsequently, found in Tradd street; could not
identify any persons who were In the crowd.
A. Habernicht dep0sed that he was at the Bat
crowd on the Battery noticed Jenkins rallying tho
crowd; had been lying there some days discharg-
ing oyster shells, and had frequently observed
Jenkins leading the crowds in their riots on the
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H 81. Mangles deposed that be was on the police
in June last, and on the Sunday evening in ques-
ton was standing in his doorway, and saw crowd
of mon and boys come up from the Battery headed
by Jno. Jenkins, who stated that he had laid out
ono rebel s. Of b-and would kill another
they then went towards Trndd street, while he
went through Prices lane to Meeting street, and
then to the Guard House; reported the proceed
ing there, and arrested Jenkins on the Wednesday
following.
Mr.. OReilly doposed that he was on the police
in June last, and arrested Seipio from information
given by Sarah Brown, that he had killed Brant-
ford !; he took him to the Guard House and he was
sent to the Provost Marshal, WIN released him
he was subsequently rearrested through young
Ahrens.
Hlr. Relyea deposed that he was on the police,
and about the 26th of Juno arrested Scpo by order
Of Lieut.. Campbell he found him in Mrs. Ahrens'
yard.
Lieut.. Campbell deposed that heremembers the
riots of last June; they were principally on the
Battery and in that vicinity. Lieut.. Hendricks
was Officer of the Day on Monday, and he was re-
lieyed by deponent. He heard that Seipio had
been released by the Provost Marshal, and on in
formation given him by Ahrens he ordered jack
son and Relyea to rearrest him. Jenkins was not
arrested till some time subsequently.
The evidence on the part Of the State was then
closed, and there being none offered by the de-
fence the Court adjourned until to-day at 10 A. H.
when the arguments will be made.
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PRIVATE SALES.

At P,iuate Sale or 10 Lease for a Term Of Hsars,
q most valuable Rice and Sea Island Cotton
Plantation on Pom P01a RiJe.
BY CLIFFORD s. MATHEWGS,
Neul Estate Agents, No. Sc B=Sad street.
Conlainins 1900 acres-600 acres cleared ind under
bank 500 acres high lsnd-al In good order and now
ready for planting. Buildings to accommodate one hun
dred hands or more. With the place. will be sold mules
stock xnl fxts, &c.
For terms, &c. apply as above.
January Il mWt6
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Andrew Milton and VIM. jenkins, indicted for
larceny, were discharged on their own recog-
nizance to appear in the April term.
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Friend street -Unreserued Sale
By. WILBUR g. SON.
THIS DAY. 23d instant at salesrooms, corner State
and Chalmers Streets at II O'clock will be sod with
out resorVc,
All thAt Lot or LAND situate the west side Of
Friend street. next south Of Broad street. measuring In
front 36 feet inches by 100 feet In deph moro or esa
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us forpspers.
January I3 ,-sz=z-.==-fS9
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DISTRICT CouRr, Judge LOGAN presiding.-This
Court met at the usual hour, and took up the cases
assigned for the day.
The State Us. Samuel Howard, Philip Fraser, and
Jack Holioway-Larceny. Verdict guilty for the
first two, and not guilty for the third.
The State us. Ben Small-Larceny. Not guilty.
The State vs Dominic Morton Assault ard Bat
tery. Guilty.
The Stale os Jno. smith-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Jno. Edwards, George Webster,
and Thos White-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Harry Johnson-Assault and Bat
terry. Not guilty.
The State cs Frank Dray yton-Assault and Bat
terv, with intent to kill. Guilty Of an assault
alone.
The State os Patrick Bigh-Assault and Bat
terry mol pros, the prosecutor being dead.
The State rs. Thos. Dunn--Assault and Battery.
Mol pros was entered at the instance of the prose-
cutor.
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4she Daily Menus.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY 90, 1867.
LOCAL, MATTERS.

A GooD G1Fr.-Messrs. E. j. DAWSON 81 Co.
have conferred a great favor upon us by tho pre-
sontation OF very neat little Bible, for which they
have our sincere thanks and best wishes
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.5s By H. III. DeLEON. - ),
will SELL TO. MORROW, January 9th, at IL oclock,
at the old Exchange corner Broad and East Bay
( streets, .A.-i.s.,s =: It:; -
All that LOT OF LAND and onestory Wooden HTO9E,,.
80 feet long md 48 feet wde with Dancing Hall IN
Of store, and Bowling Alloys there Is also one-stor
house In rear OF aore, containing rooms Ntehen a.,
The Lot is 112 fcet front on Line st., and 1 feet Deep
This store being near the terminus Of City Railroa
should command attention, being only one door from
RutleIge street. -
Terms-0ne-third cash; baance, by bond and mort:
gage, payable in ono and two years with interest o
date of sae property to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay for papers. January IS s.
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Oun THANKS are Cue to Mr. H. If. QUINN for a
late copy Of the New York Herald, ahead Of the
mail.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE In THE
COUNTRY.
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Sales EVERY EVENING at 7o'clock, by KHRoY co,;,
GOODS Clothiug Fancy Goods, Jew0lry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps. 2January Is ~
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AUCTI0K sAIES.

Pa1a9ls Rsam 1sains: % .s.k !.
- BIZ LAUREY & 6stALExANDt0R.lsSs .sS.s 3, 3, ,si !.
THIS DAY the sd instant, will bo sold on Atlantic
ONE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, ia good ordsr.
with about 50 feet Smoke Stack; will suit for grist mill
or for driving cotton, gins
Hs~ The above can be treated for at Private Sale.
january % =, 81 x. - ~ q
| by r. M. MARSHALL g. BRO,
THs ,aE pa1, @ January sd, At io oslosf WI sag,
HULEs, WARRANTED SOUND ~: ~ :. s.t.stosr
G.a, H0sses *5:a :,s..ss
Spring Wagon. y. = ~
Conditions cash. .:;;zs - January q.
Furniture Of Fa;..yY dealining Housekeeping.
BY II. M. MAKsEALL q BxO.
ns nEHkSr: and Auesionee1s No: ss & Mrqsdsf o.. .
HANDSOME FRENCH BEDsTEADS 20 =
Nohatr and Cano-seat Chairs . 80.
Marblo-Iop Bureaus and Tables -: ~
Sofas, Rockers Extension Table, &c, &c.
PIANO, in good condition. January 2s
By r. n. MARSHALL & BRO.
Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 90 Broad st.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, .s555st.--sz=
Il set = BRocA1EL e! AND LACE CURTAINS Z. s5
Dry Goods. Hats, &c.
By a!ILEs DRAKE;-. Az ~ :csss,I.r
corner of King and Liberty streets.
Pieces WHITE AND BROWN COTTON FLANNEL
Pieses Denim, Ticking 1.,s,..;s -.z,.:,s5,=
. Pieacs BLACK and Fancy Glpasa ':;t : -.
Pieces Printed Lswn Popincts
Pieces Irish Linen, Selecia 5s5..4;,..
Pieces Table Danaaak, Hucksbaoks Diaper. Btoad:'.
cloth. Cashmere Tweeds Jeans, cottonade,, sati-
net, Grey Flannel, &c. igz.. 2
Dozens Hoop Skirts, Is to 45 Springs; Balmoral
Skirts, Nubias, Breakfast sbawls, Sontaga, N-Wool
Long shawls Ladies' ind Gents Cotton and Wool ao-
siery, Ladies' Misses and Children's Gloves White and
Grey Undershirts and Drawers, L1des Sets Cuns and
Hsnderchiefs, Table Cloths, Towels Quilts Bnch Fax
Thread, Sewing Sill, Buttons, Knives and Scissors
Glr Cases, Pipes Waterfalls. Necklacss Needless St&
I4e', suspendert soap &c.4 q. ;st ::.sst
40 DOZEN MEMS FINE FELT, CASHMERE and WeoL,
r HATS, comprising the htest styles:
z5==. ALSO 35szs..g.,sbs 81
An invoice of ENeIdsH TWEEDs and RIBBONS -
= Terna ca.h Il Jana.ry2s
One Large Gray Horse. a Pair Of Fine 5Sadde:
and Draft Ponies. Windsor Chairs; Ezensionr
esd mahogany Tables, Piano Corn -A'a, de-,
uc'' e RY sMITH &. ntcGI1LIvnAY, -:
Auctionecfs. No. ~ Broad Strect.:
The above will bs sold THIS gAY in front Of our
a. 10 O'Clock. - :, :. &, $3.50.
a3- Unlimited Articles received ap to hour OF sals
January 23 - :
By T.. BUNCH s. SON, IS s., ..s.sf7l,i7
No. sos King street. - -.:.s:E
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 23d inst, at 1o3S O'Clock, ~
SPRING WAGONS e. -. -, 80,
substantial Dray ~ -. -.
Several Bedsteads - E.'t' ~ ~
2 Parlor Stoves s5.ss4s = s 2sit5-=; fff -
=. And other articles too numerous TO mention. ~
:.
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LAW NOTICE.

D. G.. MCINTOSH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
EQUITY,
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS FOR THE
w EASTERN CIRCUIT. embracing the Districts of
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion and VII
lamsburg.
Prompt attention given to collection Of claims.
Oftice at Darlington Court House.
REFRRENCEB:
hleasrs. ADAMS, Frost & CO., Charleston 8. C.
Mcssrs. G.. W. WILLIAMS X CO., Charleston s. G.
N1essrs. j. & J. D. KIRKPATRICK Charleston S. C.
Gen. JAMES CONNER, charleston, S. G.
Mai, ED. n. srHURSTON. Charleston, 8. c..
II. ELI GREGG. ESQ, Mars Bluff.
January II 1mo
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TIE steamship .S1ragossa, intelligence has reach
cd here, did not leave New York OH SATURDAY Tor
this port being prevented BY the ico IN Now iork
hsr5or but succeeded in getting off on Sunday,
ano may be expected here this evening or to-mor-
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Uareseued Sale, 6y order former Purchaser,

Unrese,ved Sale 6y order former Purchaser.
BY WILBUR & SON.
THIS DAY, 23d instant, ct our sales rooms corner
State and Chalers Streets at II O'clock vii positively
be sold,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the timed roof two and
half story DWELLING thereon, situated In Calhoun
street. south side third door from Smith street and
known by the old No. 85 measuring in front on Calhoun
street IS feet by los feet in depth or less The
House contains six square and two attic rooms, well I'm
shed gus throughout we'll and ctstern On tho promises
corriage house. sablaa and all requisite outbuildngs.
Tho sale Is poHitve and sold for cash. Titles indspu-
table. Purchaser to pay u for papers. -.
Premises can be inspected at any time previous to
sale .fs.s.5zs=1 s;s January 23
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MILLIGAN, nIELCHERs & CO.,
VIII sell On FRIDAY, the 18th instant In rear OF tht
New Custom House, at II O'Clock A. H.,
i lot ANCH0RS-ya sizes.
January IT -zsss thamW16
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GABRIEL DEWrrT will sell this day, at the northwest
of King md Spring Streets at hapast 10 O'Clock
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLaAs
This Court met at 10 A. NJ, Judge T. N. DAw
KMs presiding. Tho jurors answered to thol
names, and the following juries wcro organized
jury No. IA. St. Amand, Foreman; VIM
Bird. i. Scbring, B. Murray J. G. II. Claussen
John Bugglc, G.. Bart, r. P. speisscgger, James
Johnsol P. N. Brickweidel, c. Ammo. John c.
McTureous.
Jury No. 2.-B. Mccall, Foreman; Henry solleo,
John Rolls, Wm. Kelley, B. Connolly, A. Dufort,
Patrick Collins, james N1urtaugh. Jamos Corco-
ran, Jacob Wieder, YIN. Sneider, Eugene West.
Super',,tnseraries.-H. q. Laurey, Leonard nielti
r. D. White, s. e. Scanlon, W.. S. Martin. W. r.
Ravanel, j. C. Miller, James 1. Rose, B. Schur II.
II. Delay, r. B. Biso, 7. ". Speissegger, John D..
Taylor, a. Stommerman. A. V. Dawson, 81. Wetter-
horn, G. W. Nickerscn, Garrett Byrns, 81. Runkon,
John Weldon.
The case OF the State Us. John jenkins and
scipio Fraser, ALIAS John Eilliams for the murder
OF Mr.. R. NJ. BnASrroRp in July last, was taken
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CHEAP CLOAKS.

WYE ARE NOW SELLING CLOAKS OF ALL DE
wv sCRIPT1ONS at prices warranted to give satsfnc
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Thomas Hill deposed that he was on the police
in June last; was on duty at the Battery on Sun
day, 2ith Of Juno last; about O'clock he ras
posted there, and was ordered to dispense some
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By r. II. MARSHALL & BRO, ~. i
Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 90 Broad st.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, s;s5rt.s
i set BROCATEL AND LACE CURTAINS - Tz;.ss
January 23 - .
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Cross -Eramined-The crowd was coming from
King street and Brantford from Orange street;
knows Mr.. Rober, and saw Mrs. Wilson cross over
to where B. was lying after being knocked down;
Jenkins flung tho first brick and Scipio the second;
b. then ran, and was by their house when Jenkins
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Legislature Of Tennessee, passed December
9TH 1866 entitled an act To expedite the dis
tribution Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors,
notice is hereby given to the holders of the notes
of THE PLANrERs' BANK or TENNESSEE TO file
them with the undersigned. nj the Bank in Nash
yille between now and the lst day of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. CS69) and re-
ceive certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets Of
the Bank. he certificates will De received
AT PAR in payment Of debts due the Bank
whether rendered before on after the lsf Of Jnnu-
AIRY. 1853. d. WEAVER. Trustee.
dec25-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Whig copy
three months and send bill TO Mr.. Weaver.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-02
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