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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-10
From tie New York Times.
Bags and IIum5uss.

Tic newest sensation, imported f,om abroad
aud now being iIdus.riously worked up for
home consumption, is that about cligaons, or
waterfalls. a s..raai, somewhere in Russia,
has undertaken to ride into u)tor;ety u:,op
this ridiculous Che says psii:alous) arliclc o.
attire. living been oresla,led II III. Trc Ii
naa ba,ines, by an e.terp::siag Glraian Iii
croscJpist lie i;as taken ;.a entirely new sao, it.
AID Icy u skillluly constructed theory oc the
trichinae pattern, he has mana, rec; to sir up
an excitement ofjwOrld ,wice ,x.ens There
has already been vast deal ot discussion, ana
no end of tiae writing on the subject but it
has oeen treated SO ginserly and so obscured
with scientific terms, aud untrGIslated phrase
ology, that very few persons seem to get the
rea' idea through their wool. Tor the be ne,
fit Of those ";ho are in douD;, wc will STATE
briefly that (if the thecry is correetl nearly
all the false hair from which waterfalls ana
other curious head gear are maic is lousy
that is the word. II is asserted that the hair
comes from the most degraded and dirty
peasantry OF Europe, ard notwithstanding the
ordinary processes Of cleansing, each hair re.
tains the'germs OF any nun er Of millions Of
crecpers, and such germs RAY at any time
spring into active lie. Tlc idea is cnoush to
give one au asue; II sends cold silver of
disgust through every fibre, and tse very sight
Of waterfall across o hundred foot street
makes one cringe.
Now 1t is very doubtful if there is the first
shadow Of fact in this alarming theory: in
deed, it IS almost certain that it is creature
of the Imagination but it is horrible even to
imagine such situation. OF course there
a"c individuals and newspapers just malicious
enough to magnify and perpetuate the ex-
citement; they are moved thereto by nure
devltry-by morbid desire TO disgust and
alarm, to SANDER and abuse, to rouse an or-
element without reason, only to laugh at tho
victims Ct their mendacity. Il, is seldom,
however, that they select a subject with which
they can do so little harm; indeed, tits on;te :
possible that in this case their industrious ef- I.
orts to gain notoriety at the expense of truth, !,
md dccency may bring about really yalua-
Die reform. The ridiculous chigson in which :,
hey profess to find such living horrors is an !,
atrccious deformity that, if it were the pro- :
luct of nature, would be more lamented than ;,
he enrious mountain on Glosters back. If !.
he absurd nonsense about pedicui and are.
,arines shall have the effect Of banisLipg :.
hignons to the kitchen furnace, and leaving :,
he heads of our; ,women-which now. looS :
ike tumble.bugs, with their repulsive poste-.s,
ior attachments--ini something like. the con7,,s
lition that Nature provides, the sensible pub,.is
ic will. cheerfaI7 overlook the, flthy and 3.
Questionable means ihyo which The. reform ia, 4
rougM about. = = =,
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Drumming.

The stagnation of trade has been severely
| felt Ly all business men, and even trat enter
prising class of our fellow creatures known as
i drummcrs" or travelling salesmcn, despite
their almost inexhaustible invention ard re-
sources, have been obliged occasionally to
yield to the pressure of the times.
One of these gentlemen, who has recently
returned from trip for Thistle Bros. & Co.,
Of this city, did not show very large exhibit
of orders 70 balance the liberal expense ac-
count allowed him by the firm, end Mr.. This
tie, after looking over his return, said
g Mr. Rataplan, au afraid you do not sp-
proach the dealers in the right way; I used
70 be very successful in this line. Now, just
suppose me to be Mr.. Bigher, of Sel!oui, ILL.,,
aud show me the way you Introduce The
house,
Accordingly, Ratap!:n stepped out Of :he
counting room, and rc.enered, hat in hand,
inquiring:
is Mr.. Bigher in?'
a1hat is my name, said Thistle, urbanely.
"My name is Rataplan, sir; I REPRESENT
the house of Thistle Bros. & Co., Of Boston"
thistle, in his character Of Western mer
chant, here rose, offered the salesman chair,
and expressed his pleasure at seeing h;in.)
81 am stopping with Ovelchargc, at the
Sticllem House, and have fine unspoAen
lot OF samples, which should like to sho*
Jou think we can oifer YOU some special ed
yanlagcs," &c.
And Rataplan delivered himself Of a neat
speech in professional style.
&" Very well, very WE'LL said Thistle; l
don't see but that you understand the way to
get customers"
Excuse he, Mr.. Thislle,n said Rataplan
l am afraid you do not understand the si,fle
of Western merchants, just now. Suppose
you exchange places with inc, and we repeat
this rehcarsa! p
Certainly said Thistle, ard, picking up
his hat he stepped cut. Relur ing, he found
Rataplan with his chair tii,cd back, hat cock
ed freely over his right eye, his heels planted
on Thisllc's polished desk, and Il lighted ci.
gar between his teeth.
Thistle looked little staggered, but, ncv.
erthc!ess, he commenced:
us Mr.. Bishcr in e.
"Yes, he i>,' responded Rataplan, blowing
cloud Of pGre Connecticut into Thislle'<
eyes. "Who in arc you?'
81 represent the house of Thistle Bros. &
Co.," said the astonstcd employer, coughiag
oat about quart of snuke from his throat
g The biazes you do! Are yoa oie Of TIA!
concern 2"
aNo, sir, am rot" sail Thistle.
"Well, it's d-l @cky for You that ycu are
n3t for I've bad two drunncrs 10 one Gus
toner in my store for the last two months
aud - / o,uII ,,ot boil nj orr nj thn Ll stpd
fools that send 'em out here at this time, IN
darnrd il I wouldn't boot him clean out OF
the town Of Sellout."
"That'll do, that'll do, Mr.. RataE!aa,'' said
Thistle "I have no doubt you did the best
you could for tho interest Of the house. Trade
is little dull"
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Lovers in q Fix.
Tho Memphis (renn.) argus relates ,he

Tho Memphis (renn.) argus relates ihe
following:
Night before last, as the moon rose owe. the
bills aud Gusiy tree tops, gliding tie spires Of
| our beautiful city with her silvery rays, there
might have been seen upon the roof of an
Egyptian cottage, which is fiat and covered
with pure white gravel and pitch, a couple OF
lovers, seated and erjoying the beauty OF the
scene, and
aThough few the hours, the happy moments few,
So warm with heart, SO rich with love they flew,
That their poor souls forgot to roam,
And rested there us in dream Of homc."
The sun during the day had been very
warm, aud thus they met 10 Gpend the fceting
hours Of twilight enjoying the pleasant breeze
that Gqated up from the magnolia garden be-
meath, and interchanged those sou-longings
and wara. affections for each oiher-the lor-
ers sat; with one arm lie encirclcd the waist
of the fair creature at his side.
"Her little hand lay lovingly, confdin gly in his,"
and all passed lovingly and quietly uAtil the
bell tolled the midnight hour:
rNonn but the loving and beloved,
Should be awake at that sweet hour"
The telling Of tue bell reminded them
"That tircd natures swoo. rostorer, balmy sleep"
was requisite for lovers as we'll as others.
Still seated near each other the plighted VOWS
were exchanged aud sealed with kisses, like
Linked sweetness long drawn out"
At length, after man. efforts to sever those
pleasures, tho transported lovers found they
were bound to each othOr by more sticking
bonds than lovers vows. The hot sun had
melted the pitch, and after sitting so long,
and the night cir having cooled the resinous
matter, they found they were stuck FAST
The young gentleman first attempted to dis
engage himself, but found, like, Aunt Jemi-
mas plaster, the more. you try to pull it of,
the tighter it sticks the faster.' The young
lady then tried to get upt which she did minis
the skirt Of her dress and all her undeFe;othcs
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shadowy kind Of gloom rather than light, that
the wreiched captive might be surrounded, as
it were, with every seeming preparation FOR
approaching death
Yivenzio seated himself on his bier. Thsn
he knelt, and prayed fervently; and some
times tears would gush from him. The air
seemed thick, and he breathed with difficulty,
or it might be that lie fancied it was so, from
the hot and narrow limits of his dungeon,
which were now so diminished that he could
neither stand up nor lie down at his fall
length. But his wasted spirits, and oppreas-
ed mind no longer struggled within him. He
was past hope, and fear shook him no more.
Happy if thus revenge had struck its fnal
brow for be would have fallen beneath it al
most unconscious Of a pang. But such o
lctbargy of the soul, after such an excitement
of its 6ercest passion, had entered into the
diabolical calculations of Tolf; and the fell
arti6cer of his design had imagined coun-
teracting device.
The tolling Of an enormous bell struck upon
the ears of Vivenzio! He started 1t beat
but once. The sound was so close and stun.
ming, that it seemed to shatter his very brain
while it echoed through the rocky passages
like reverberating peals of thunder. This was
followed by a sudden crash Of the roof and
walls as if they were about to fall upon and
close around him at once. Vvenzio scream
ed, and instinctively spread forth his arms, as
though he had giants strength to hold them
back. They had moved nearer to him, and
were now motionless. Vivenzio looked up,
and saw the roof almost touching his head,
even as he sat covering beneath it; and ne
felt that further contraction of but q. few
inches only mast commence the frightful op-
GRAFTON. Reused as he had been, he now
gaspcd for breath. His body shook violent
ly he was bent nearly double. His hands
rested upon either wall, and his feet were
drawn under him to avoid the pressure in
'front.' Thus he remained for more than an
hour, when the deafening bell sounded again,
and, again there came the crash of horrid
death But the conclusion was now so great
that it struck Vivenzio down. As he lay
gathered up in lessened bulk, the bell beat
loud and frequent; crash succeeded crash;
and on or came the mysterious engine of
death, till Vivenzio's smothered groalhs were
heard no more! He was horribly crushed
by the porderous roof anu colapsing sides
and the hattened bier Tas his Iron Shroud!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ian rsse Mes cAs~iesi Bsss, instead q Rub
bsr bs Artificial Teeth. II b<sr than rubber In every
rvsp-ct costs uosv, and thev 10 roya,v 10 b psd
% L.
fsrsons thinkins q having AriAeial rsssh. VII do
vel 10 OH q ny oos and sasa ~ svssass e this
material. an The only Dentist In this vicinity who
has u In uss. T. HALEY, DsSrsr,
3v32 % Main ssrvss, Btddefocd.
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lAdHsrtissmsntl

Gray halrs nay not nax ess's good LOOKS, ssd
In nsay easss svsa improve the sppsaranos, bat
- . general ruls are considered s6jsetioaAbls,
"a nd Of then. We hsoU q no node % litsis
tr0hlsssms 20 Objectionable - the sss Of RINGS
Vegetable Amsr0sia, IN article which of lats has
become % inssessly popular q . se,iee aftlsis
sr 41sd hair. pssvsats, and Il many 1855 esfss
baldssas, clsansss the sealp aud Leaves the hair
In splendid coalition for arranging.
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sALxaArus N ABSOLUTE rEnYscrion..fylsS
bare ana perfect article % the hind In sxtstsncs.
Lea thoss tho doabt anAlyss, compare and prove.
Sold BY sroesrs evsryvhsrs In pound packages,
fall weights. ..r.l
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Msssrs. Hsstsffsr Z SmifA,
- PiftstsryA. Pc.
GENTS I'll think I Am only doing the part OF .
good citisea uhsn testify 10 the great benefits
received by no nom the use ofyour Stomach Bit
tsrs durisg the last I've years. Solourniag for .
time In the oil regions, IN 1851, had ssvers bill
loss attack, which, In connection with dyspepsia.
len nc In very weak condition. wss advised
to try your Bittsrs, and, having procured bottle,
found thai they worked like . charm upon mo,
eight pounds having been added 70 my weight In
the space of one week, and new life seemed to have
been Infused Into my system, so much 90. that
have been induced to use them ivory summer since
time. AZ tonic, l think they are invaluable.
Tins summer, having had similar attack, (and
- before, much rsducsdJ although under the
treatment er IN A No. physician, wss again
obliged 10 have recourse TO the old Bitters, and
with the same good result having gained six
pounds within q Few days. i purchased half
dozen bottles q few weeks since, and purpose 70
use them regularly As tonic.
Wishin: you every success, remain
Ysurs, gratefully,
lm1l WILLIAM MILLER.
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A An Internal and external remedy for oil i.ns
dimouitiss, ne are told that Johnsons Ancdyne
Linlasat hes no equal y VII co.'s oas h"" !"
Try H. and ne feel sure relief viii bilow
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MARRIED.

In North Berwick, June "a, by Rev. J. ouln!
Mr.. Henry Getchell. of Wells, and Mis Hannah
Johnsoa, cf North Berwick,
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IA n A.v, hsA ssy exprsssion In regard
"a ~ shss,dsnr csv.iry Condition Powders, nov 30
extensively Used. has been one of universal sp-
probation- ..ttf
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V,lu,bl. Real Estate for Sale.

- THAT vsry valuable sstats In Blddeicrd
hnown - the Daniel Cisaves estats, containing
The wharf, he kslrs have decided - sell. Thu
vharf Il Ne best privilege OF aay In Sasc OF BID.
def0rd, and theFs Arc some OF The most dseirsnis
village. Apply 70 paD GEO. u. ADAMS.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Jaiy u

Al market fs the sssvent veek Ca1Ses sl sheep And
Lambs, te5s; Swine, sos uumb<z Wsssern Cattle l3&
Eastern cAiile, !. -.., -,
New York mtet receipts po - large - anticipa-
ia but sueeiecy sbs he demand PROS a III vseh
have brsa maintained, bus no advasoa hssstpo vii
prvh&bty ssu vssk b hssss beth hun ths West and
Noshexn stAe aud unless BET sel better r hs veek
10 one thaa q h.s hss uy,k, therv win b decline Ia
prie,s. Quality this week also very good.
PRicES-pesf Canie Extra, SIS 70 . II 90, nrsi
Quality So 90 q II Is, secood quality, 81 90 . II Isl
,Ald quality, Sl2 - - II - ff.+
HIDES q u 10, Y u. rsns~,I 70 iievn. aE,-
PELrs, 500 - sach. 90
CALI sKtNs 200 30 y n
MICH COWS and Calves SO, 6, Is - - 100.
EIEIP AND LANES, IN hSs, n s1i, 10, to,...
% Is och, Extra a % - Is a. fum 10 n q Y b
swINE-w-srru Eat swine, live, : to tie 2 b.
Drsscd = sio pr D. &C. ''f
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BLOOM OF THE Lotus.
TIE Lotus Eo~sr % one Of he most bsGstifsl
Of Fcwsrs. Frea Esypt 10 CAiss IL 70
Acid typical Of EtsrAsl L1s.


Of Fiossrs. froA E9vpt % CAiaa I 10
Asid typical Of Etsrasi LVs.
THIS prcparatlon viii certainly prsssrvs and ~
store the esaplsxiea, and yssaovs al dsfss<s OF
ne skin. 10 10 siss sxeslisnt for Ne hssdseAA
and Temporary dissasss % he eyes. u makss
the eompisxiea son and mir. For gsntlsasn. &C.
ter sha VIM. The Blsou b inval1ahlsl 10 ~ BE-
use in the toilet of the youngest iniant and Nth
advanta 20 by adults ~ svsry sag Of lin:
The BIoani II, the Lotus 90 be obtained ~ aay
apcthecary eors. Every bottle has ". ., D.
Fitch's letter and name apon L. The kEypeian
Lotss 70 sa sstirsly dinsrsss srssssss sAvsssassd
BY drugyists.
Ne pssvsrsi.s q ne GOrUs sLO6E. e p.sp.ssl
~ yes- ] ksss ell - ssassisssess. hsow
asnbsr. vhs ~ u ssd have sss4 u Or nany
yssrs. 10 has No saisytcss Prepsstiss whatever;
~ p.ss esck all shos q ago fsily anssa ysArs.
most cordially rseonnssd q 70 al lovers oe the
beautiful and eir, q. \
. Ds. q Q. ffrOa. y. n. TIA broadway. NY.
-. nlBRBRf . CO. r1..L..t I'D.
eyinsipA pspek. No u rssnoat Raw, Bosloa.
Aaa fnss tioo per bottle, ssaS
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George W Towis,
is stoddard.
The sppeintasats 81 the Yard generally 80
about equally divided between Asias and New
lIsnpshirs-
We understand that the Free Baptist Society Of
West Duxtoa, Rev. Mr.. Manson, pastor, srs 10
pairing and rsflrsIshnx their house Of worship
In good style, at an expense OF some $500. They
have lust purchased ~ the music rooms OF Nj.
Daui rond Of this city, IN elegant orysn- We
congratulate the society upon thsss evidences OF
in prosperity.
Tho following decisions have been rendered ct
Oh. Nv torn ofths Supreme Court Ut Portland,
relative TO essss non this county additional TO
thoss already mentioned In these columns,
Cyrus W. Hayes W. Inhabitants 81 South Der
wick. Dswtsssd NON The Law docket. A.,
Abraham GoodAio vs.. Hannah n. Goodals, Nei-
iorS Comfy N. ?. Insurance Co. W. william y.
Abbott ~. Neither party. ,,,, ,.,,,
HsnsonC1eme.ss 4 o.. vs. VILLA" eupuii
Ocea. BAnk -. Luther T. Moore. Exceptions
joel 4. Moulton vs.. Inhabitants Of Sanford. EI.
eeption. and uesioa ovsrruisd. Judgement ON
James Prince vs. Iahsbltsnts OF Sanford. Ex.
eeptioss and molten svsrralsd. Judgement on
senj.min bruce vs.. Inhabitants Of Ksnnebsnk.
pcrs. Rulings sustained. Action dismissed.
o. go. ,.,,.. =, .,,,,,. 4, TIA ,.., mum.
-, A.. n....,., .h.,-,,v mn. Nth ,ny,o,,nr
...s.,I, w,,..,, Ia An. A.. Ma, ths
n',,s 49,, $50, -. ~ .,, ..d thar. "a. No
...a ;, ,s. .n,,ns r,,,, o,., M. w,rv,u did
tell me. While I Vas staadias by the engine, that
.. ~, A.. A.. -. A, :, sno,, AN out, and
thar. ,.s No need Of aur yolnx any further with
m. .,,,,s. and, he siss, psds proclamation
~, A.. .tror, IN that ea,ct, all Of which I can
,,ovs nv numerous vitusssss Az 10 tho other
m.,,., a, ..v,o and old Sores 4. hes no appica-
tI.. "a me. raAcY Hswus.
s.eo. July n
...,. ., a.. p,,,,.,a ,,... states
,n., The d,.,,,,r Of Mrs. Jacob Merrill, about ono
mil. ,,ou IN. ,,lla-, Of Kcanesunkpor, was en-
,.,., ,h,,,vh m, cellar way, while the family
r,,, ,..,., :. church last Sunday, aud about
.,, .,ol., from . burc.u drawer. with which
-. nm. ,h,.r ....,.a. N. "a, traced 3. Rid.
800 n., No. .o, W., n.., secured, rh.r, Yer,
,,. s,cs dollar bill. In IN. money, on. Of which
v,s ON = Rhode Island Banh, and The other .
Boston siil.
Nv am. ov.,,,.h, \. mailing nm the .ou,,,ae
s,,n,. ar ma. ,,..s or o.y u.p,r. two very good
,I,,,. 600. M, n,..d. N.sr IN. middle of tho
....,, .o,nm, az ,,.a,nx m.,tsr. the ar,s story
ends. ana The paragraph beginning with THAT
,ams sfse,uoon, ae- with what follows, bsfonE, TO
the story following. Tho Advert,seueut.- and
should have been put following where that sAstsA
mn, .pp.r,nuy ends. such u,,,ahes vii, happen
IN The bsss regulated Au,liss, su, We trust to
guard against such faults In the future.
A. -..,i.x Of the dlr,o,ors Of the Hardy Ms-
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DIED.

rr Nstioes a dssihs, sos exr-ins six Inns, inserts
re Ah.v, thAs number, q regular adv~tsing ra.es-
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General .adperftscnsc ,sts.
BEAUTIFUL TEETH.
SWEET BREATH.

LEvErrS AROMATIC swlETENIA purified
mouth. Superior TO any thing ever put before the
public. Prepared by DR.. N. LEvrrI, Dentist u
over 20 year, praetios In New York City.
thing, and 10 endorsed by the prominent Dentists
Duotors and ClerEymen.-fsw Ysvk Times,
SwIErENIA 10 . pleasant dsntiffice, whose merit
will b manifest on It, uso.-.NsV Ysrk Trttsas.
SwIErEHlA.-we don't think We 70 too Gar wher
We say We don't think anything can equal In
r. fndsps~dsnf.
SwIErsSIA, We can say afssr having tried II, !
one OF tho best dentiffices 70 have ever used
NsadsH PAsitips' <sti-Siovery Stontsrd.
Price 75s For Ala by DR.. Bacon. Biddeford, and
Mitchell sawyer, Sseo, and all Drugybt and
Fanoy Dealers. lyl9
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MARKETS.
Biddsford and saoo Retail Price Current.
nr.xnIx A. 4 lss1.

nraspAr. Ass- I, 1857.
nssoste~ y sAn~....ii
os.s, y b. %
o. lard, Y gh .......l u
Nha,s y gaiL. Il 500.
Erruss.a,v gan. .-ssooo
~ y -. q oo<p5 o.
rsssaoss -. ys.i sol e
Rosk, salI Yb......lt0le
Drrssri nsgA.... l201t
kios, y M......... n1ls
T b. ..@l ~
Mol. u
sait = ba. la
susas, Mus., v n...12Dl3
Hsv. bro,v n. ltUl5
Crushed, Rpv,isrSi
sn.i 0rssalAasd, .s61s
r. oDasog, W.. ss1pi y
japan, b...l 1901 -
vlpsyss, z ~.
lwocd, Seord, 80 soW @
| Hard 20. .....5 oo0&
Whiss piss. ...< op0l q
..A.,, q Is.,u@! Cove,
,p Ssra, pr n 80
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rERaIFlC ONSLAUGHT.
yow 10 the ss.sss DC tAess hass b,.ck svarns Of Gle
that % tvrmsa ma md bsasl
LIGHTNING YLY.IHLn

win make eiean sweep q thea-svesy sheet win hin
quart. beware q bcEus limitations vhioA same may say
Just rcd" rhess b nothing q al oouparab'e
With L.
Sal e,esyvks~ rstcs six CsaA 3l-4v
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Arpsss 2 ss-,..s Goa 8
p~sei, VB.......lte1tl
hsass, - a.....t eoxp< -
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Col v toa. %
chssss, p A........M1
codss, nay A...M
.JsvSYb.......seo0
Cosu,yS...........l0
Esxs, y ass. 10000. 2sD8
roar, Coz = ~. . o..
Fancy ......lo oo0n 90
Extn.......l2 ooD1too
Doubls Ex...is oo0if %
Fish, Dry Csd, vD..s nle
nsloek, vD........@
Hay, Y .ea SIT ooD4i9 W
iIAm., y n...........@0
Lard, y D.........1e0..
Lime, 2 cAsk.........I -
Ceibeat ......2 S033
uNi, q % ....... =. I'D
Nssservl, Ne ~ bioon
Nea.ssss, c. y san...90
NsssSvatia y gan. NDW
Htr,As Gr.ss Bed, pr b
Sod, 20 n. l3... He'd n
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Amssg the LIST ofslvn ofassrs ss the Nasry
Navy Yard. under the new organisation Of July
lst are The following nom Mslae,
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PrrrssuRoH, September >, 1865.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-30

ARREST OF Raw J. W. HUnHIcurr.-J. W.
Hannicut', editor OF the New Saiisn. who
was arrested IN Ricnmond rhu-sdty, by the
civil offcerf, was yesterday morn ng hstl.d by
the military commss oner 70 appe r at u tarlss
City County Court ten days aiter the adj ,aro-
ment OF me nsirnction con eatson. OF
which be IL n n EN- Der. and answer tue In diet
ment alTeady fo1nd against him for incendiary
language In q public speech. The commits
stoner stated that General Schon aid disIiksd
10 interfere in such matters, but did so that
the accused might attend his du,ies in the
convention. The bail was fixed at 5000.
Hunnicust claims that the IN di sine is m ersly
pretext TO prevent his sitting IN the cor yeo.
ton. He volunteered 10 appear In court with
out compulsion before the mi itary took tue
matter IN hand. The indictment charges that
Hunnieutt, IN his speech in CnarIss CITY
county, uttered insurrectiorary sentiments to
the following effect: "You, the colore people,
have no property the white race have houses
and lands; some OF you are old, feeble and csn.
DOT carry the musket but can apply the
torch to the dwellings OF your enemies There
are none too young: the boy OF ten aud the girl
oitWeiye can also apply the torch" an d divers
otl o. sentences expressing sertim snts caicu-
lated and intended 20 iBcite the celore popu-
lotion 70 make lreurrection by violence and
var upon the white population, and thus dis.
turo the public peace.