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New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

American Institute Farmers Club meeing Of me ss
will be held TO-DAY Tuesisy Fch 20 AZ Il scoe. o. - s,
Rous OF the Institute Cooper building >a9eci bn'ms -
Selling Fruit. and Vegetables By Weight" hs Jcs.h srent
i,-i Is.H M...nn Nhln LOnN W. CMAMRkkh. sec,ts--
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

Clothes Wringers q a. snd, kkPassp g a' ~ 80
WASHING AND WfuNuiN" "A'hi"H NVAi ""'' "
laBdtst. New. forf
XVig. Toupees aad Ornamental HsIr.Flrb gu,iJ hs,t
d,s snd hair i'sing. biaek os brsfS a. sssa~ "
xLOaA No 10 bssaN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28
Ypn1slnd.i

MARR1ED-On.T Thursday, 21st instant, by Rev
W. w. Ratchford, Mr.. E. P. WILKINSON an6
Miss M. H. BLACK, all of this District.
gS- We return our thanks to the brideand groom
for the usual printers fee, and wish them q: long
and happy life.
On Thursday, 2lst instant, by Rev. ]. r. Baird
Mr.. DAVID HARRISON and Miss JANE HEN.
DERSON, all of this District .-..
In Chester, on the 18th instant, by Rev. J. E.
White, Mr.. JOHN B. McFADDEN, formerly o.
Yorkville, and Miss SARAH E. GRAHAM, o.
Chester.
On Thursday, November Il, at Pineyille, n: e:
by Rev. r. P. johnson, Mr.. JOHN FORREST
DOUGLASS and Miss PRISCILLA, youngest
daughter of the late DR.. R. 8. Bailey, all Of
Charleston.
In Chester District, on the 14th instant at the
residence of Maj. J. B. Ferguson, by Rev. R.
w. Brice, Mr.. JAMES HAMILTON and Miss
MARY E. HINDMAN, all Of that District.
In Jackson Parish, Louisiana, on the oath ulti-
mo, at the residence Of the brides father by ]. B.
Otis, Esq, Mr.. w. RICHARDSON, Of Vienna
Louisiana, and Mrs. ELIZA B. WRIGHT, daugh.
ter of John and Mary Tins, formerly Of Chester
is. C.. E2s
In Shelby, n G., on the 2lst instant, by the
Rev. VIM. A. Power, Mr.. WILLIAM @. BER.
RYHILL, of Charlotte, and Miss AMANDA J.
ROARK, of the former place. ....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

SERIOUS CHARGE--The Columbus San, of yes
terday, charges, with an offer of competent proof
to sustain the allegation, that one Thomas Gilbert
q Radical delegate to Pope's Convention, is the
first man in the South who ever offered to assassi-
nate Abraham Lincoln. 1t says:
The facts are these: Alta meeting of the citizens
of Chattahoochee County, before Abraham Lin
coin had taken the Presidentiach chair and previous
to the secession of the State of Georgia this hoary
headed old rIObs submit submitted to the said meet sed
EQUIP, at his own expense, one hundred men, to
proceed to Washington City and kill Abraham
Lincoln. He supported his proposition in a VIC;
lent harangue, charging his more moderate and
humane neighbors with want of patriotism and
courage. These facts will be fully attested by some
of the most prominent and respected citizens OF
the county Of Chattahoochee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

Murray, Register in that place. two creditors pro
posed to prove their debts, whereupon Messrs
Doyal & Nunnaly, Attorneys for Bankrupt, OBJ
iected to said debts being proyen upon two grounds
to wit: First because the consideration Of the deb
was Confederate Treasury Notes, borrowed il
1868; second, because the bankrupt borrowed from
one Of said creditors, twenty-five hundred dollars
of Confederate Treasury Notes, with which hi
hired substitute to serve in the Confederate ar
mics, in the war, against the United States: The
objections were sustained by the Register and the
points were certified to the Judge Of the District m
trict of Georgia, who affirmed the decision of the
Register. The question is therefore settled, that
notes given for Confederate Treasury Notes are
void, and cannot be collected or proven in Bank
r,1ptcy In this State. ' -.st..- .. ..t'' r..r-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

PEppERED THE SHERHF.-A man in Columbus
Georgia, who has for some time been under heavy
honds went to the Sheriff after dark, stating that
his mother was unwilling longer to have her name
remain on his bond The sheriff went with him
to her residence, when the writings were Cancelled
He was accompanying him to place of condne
ment, not dreaming of an escape being attempted,
and had gone two squares, when suddenly. the
prisoner threw handful ofcayenne pepper, light;
" mixed with salt and POWDER into his eyes and
The pain was so intense that the officer had NO
time to draw his pistol or do anything save rub his
optics, which operation was continued some hours
without much relief. The prisoner has not been
seen since.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

Cosr OF RECONSTRUCTION. is said the cost
of the military establishment in Virginia to carry
out the reconstruction acts Of Congress- was, for
the last ten months FIVE millions Of dollars-that
lis, at the rate of six millions year This is inde,
pendent Of other costs and of the Freedmen's Blu,
reau. Taking all the expenditures together tol
Virginia, as the result of the radical legislation Of
Congress, they would amount, probably, to over
ten millions. A proportionate sum has been spent,
of course. in all the other Southern States. The
cost of reconstruction in ALL then. is little less
than a hundred millions year. What prodig-
ious sum wasted Literally thrown away The
South might have. been restored long since, and
without this cost. Restoration has been delayed,
with ali the frighul consequences, socially polti
cally and financially, for no other purpose than to
keep the dominant party in power. An overbur;;
dened people are called upon to pay. a hundred
millions year, toestablish negro rule in the South
and to keep the radical republicans in power
This is the naked fact, and ono which we believe
the people will long remember.-M T. Herald
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

THE MoRMoNs REFUSED A MASONIC CHARTER.
At the late session of the Grand Lodge Of Free
and Accepted Masons of Nevada, held in Virginia
City, the matter of the petition of Mount Moriah
Lodge of Masons of Great Salt Lake City, Utah,
for charter, came before the Lodge for action.
The whole affair was thoroughly investigated, a
large amount of interesting correspondence read,
substantial facts made apparent, and after pa
tient hearing of the merits of the case the craft
refused to grant charter that in any panf1er
should recognize the peculiar institutions of the
Saints. The Trespass says it heartily concurs In
the action Of the Grand Lodge, and believes it to
be meet that any organization protesting respect
for Christian civilization should refuse to counte
nance any creed Or religion in direct contrave1tion
of the laws of God, or the established laws Of the
country. - ----.-- -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In Equ1ty--Yor1xD Dist.
Sarah Sandifer and others, Bill for Reuiuor anc
W. G. Campbell, 8. F. e., Sale Of Land,
Campbell and others. J &C., &c. -.i
N obedience to the order Of the Court of Equi.
ty, in this cause, I will sell at YORK COURT
HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEM.
BER next, the real estate of PHILIP .SANDI.
FER, deceased, as follows-one tract Of land con.
tanning ''.. i. - -
ONE HUNDRED & NINETY -FOUR ACRES,
and bounded by lands of J.. w. Avery, B. +.
Rawlinson and others, and one other tract Of
-. FORTY-FIVE ACRES,
bounded by lands of George Steele, Charles Nc.
Twain, deceased, A. Adkins and others. I will
sell at the same time and on the same terms, the
reversionary interest in tract Of Pc. cd. '...f
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES
of land, which has been assigned to the widow,
Sarah Sandifer, as and for her DOVER purchaser to
take possession at her death. -. .....,.I., ~.
r- 1T. TERMS OF SALE. .; = !
Cash enough to pay the costs of these proceed
ings-the balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale and secured by
the bonds of the purchasers, with good sureties
and mortgages Of the lands.
(S12.37D WALTER B. NETS, @. E. Y. D.
November d.. % 500. At
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ORDINARY,S SALE.

>oVD1NAn1 - ShAIs .
A. G.. Bennett, Applicant vs Lucinda Bennett
and others, Heirs-at-law ofJames L. Bennett
Deceased. . g...,..,,.. f.,-..f
DY virtue of an order from F. g, Harris, Ordin.
I'D ary Of York District, will expose to public
DAY IN DECEMBER next, the tract Of land
described in the summons in Partiio in this case
lying on the West side Of Catawba River, on fonl
mile Creek, bounded by lands Of James Giles, r
A. Springs, Zimri Young and others, containing
TWO HUNDRED &TWENTY- ONE ACRES,
more or less. ~r'tG} .a7iE :i"' %.
TERMs.-A credit of twelve months, with inter.
est from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
with at least two good securities, and q mortgage
Of the premises Gf deemed necessary to the Ordi-
nary, for the payment of the purchase money.
Costs to be paid on day of sale. - -
($6.60) t ~. r. 81. GLENN, 8. Y. D. :
November IA % oI.; St - =
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A New MOVEMENT IN SUNDAY ScHo ooLs-
Judge Erwin, of Georgia, in bis charge to the
grand jures of the several counties in his district
recommended the appointment Of Sunday School
Board, composed Of leading citizens, who would
Sunday School in every neighborhood. =.
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0Mump.

DIED-In Yorkville, 8. c., on the 18th Of No
LINE AVERY, daughter Of J. w. and L. A.
Avery, aged years and months.
At Summerville, s. c., November 10th, 1857,
JULIUS STANYARNE, second son of Rev. J.J.
months. --.... ........ .....
In this District on the 18th instant, LENA, in
FAINT daughter of 81. E. McFadden, aged eleven
months. -.....- .-... -. a..
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PRODUCE MARKET

@- All of the above quotations arein gold.
CorToN-There is nothing doing in cotton, con
sequent upon the heavy decline. Wequote price:
nominal at from 10 to II cents in currency.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28
cfinaneial arta Gontn1srtial.

~It will be remembered by our readers that
the prices quoted below are in currency, or green-
backs" unless otherwise specially stated.
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AUCTION SALES.
ESTATE SALE.

DY permission of the Ordinary of Chester Dis.
I'D trict, will sell at public outcry, on the 18th
DAY OF DECEMBER next, at the plantadono o.
w. T. Gilmore Deceased, eight miles from Ches
ter Court House, the remainder Of the ...I
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF SAID ESTATE
consisting Of one fine Saddle Horse, nine Mules
a lot of Cattle, three Wagons, Q sets Blacksmith
Tools, FIVE OR SIX HUNDRED BUSHELS
OF CORN, so bales of Cotton, one Reaping Ma
chine, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
TERMS-CASH., ~ sgfg TH. s,t'S l.
IT. J. CUREToN, Administrator.
November 81 - 80 St
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THE ARLINGTON -
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
IS s. On vTRn~TA = -. -.


ID ECENTLY organized with abundant capital,
IL and controlled by some ofthe most competent
business talent, Of Richmond, Va, offers to IN
SURE LIVES, upon terms as liberal as any other
Company in the Union, either upon the participa-
ting, participating, cash, or part note system.
The insecurity of property, and the uncertainty
oflife, appeal powerfully to every man upon whom
devolves family for support, to invest q part Of
his income in some permanent way, to provide for
Them after his death. The following are examples
showing the annual premium upon $1,000 for life:
Age. Annual Prem'm. Age. Annual Prem'm.
20............$l3S 80 90
25............ 10 80 50...... .........-... IS 20
18 80 80
Thus, mere pittance of a mans annual income
will provide competent fund for the support Of
his family in the event Of his death. 1t is the DU
TY of every man to do this. :.
- -" JAMES F. HART, Agent, -
+ - Yorkville, 8. G.
OctS -<23 tt
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
YORK DRUG STORE,


I'm the shape of the most beautiful fancy boxes
/ of Perfumery, fine Wood, Buffalo, Ivory, and
Inlaid Pearl, Hair Brushes and Infants fine Hair
Brushes; superior lot Of Nail Brushes, Buffalo
Ivory and Bone, plain and winged; choice Eng.
lish and fancy French Tooth Brushes, In great va
riety splendid and very choice Puff Boxes; fine
toilet Soaps, fine Extracts, &C. AL Of the above
with many other fancy articles, make up choice
lot for ....- 90 -. INC. ,.......=
|ChristmasPrese
&c. come youns, come old 10 the Yort Dug Store, rs
Come husbands wives sweet hearts sna 1d! ~ me rest
And buy choice beauties for those you love best 7
or aiding others to puff the old delightful Virgin:
Ia weed, the fragrant Havana, or the soothing
Cigarette, a.".'
THE OLD DOCTOR, +.
as usual, always anxious to please, has on hand 9
large assortment for their use or as suitable fol
Christmas presents to their friends Of the sterner
sex, fine variety of the New Idea, Novelty Meer-
shaun, and other Pipes. Novelty and New Idea
corettes, and Jeweied, and Silver and aoid Mount
cd New Idea Pipes, Spanish and American Segars
and fine Smoking Tobacco.
The usual assortment of - > (; ''''' ..' '
drugs, Medicines, -
Chemicals, Dye stuffs, Patent Medicines, DC, &c.
and thousand and one things too numerous to
10 Gallons Extra No. l, FURNITURE VAR
40 Gallons Extra No. /, COACH BODY VAR
40 Gallons Extra No. !, DAMAR YARNIsH.
NIsH, --'
10 Gallons Extra No. l, Brown Japan, seKDry-
ing VARNISH. " '!&2
Also, Costar's Vermin Exterminator, JCostar's
Buckthorn Salve, Costar's Corn Solvent, Costar's
Bishop Pills, Costar's Cough Remedy, Costar's
Bitter and Sweet Orange Blossoms. At the
YORK DRUG STORE.
November II 20 q. tt
~ Of every 1000 persons, In 90 win be dead in the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28

s6T A medical exhibitor, at the Paris Exposition
asks 81, 1000 for one Of his preparations human
heart which grew on the right side.
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PARTNER WANTED

I'm awell-established DRUG HOUSE, the bust
ouire additional capital. Any, one having a cash
capital of from 5000 to S5OOO and wishes to engage
in said business, will please apply at the "York
Drug Store" personally, or by letter, TO-
DIR, JOHN MAY, YorkY1le, 3. ..
November IA 70 '.@.''. - tt
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COMMISSIONED SALE. :.
In Equity--Yorlx Dist. , I:
F. G. Harris, Ordinary, BIZ to Foreel0se ~
D. A. Gordon. ..o:J -. Mortgage .:.ir
In obedience to the decree Of the Court Of Equi.
i ty, in this cause, Twill expose to public sale al
YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON.
DAY IN DECEMBER next q tract Of land in
possession Of the Defendant in this cause, situate
In the District aforesaid, on the waters Of Stony
Fork Of Fishing Creek, containing "6
|. -. ONE HUNDRED ACRES, .ieaes
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Green Cor
don, John G. Tipping, and others.
TERMS OF SALE. - Six months credit, with
interest from day Of sale-secured by the Bond
of the purchaser, with at least two good sureties
Costs Of these proceedings to be paid in Cash on
day Of sale. ..-I.- -
, .-. -. y-.,... .girWALTER B. METTS,
(S17.24c) Commissionerin Equity.
November 'I'7 ''G2s iAA7 - St.
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HOTEL
YORKVILLE, s. G..

III ES TING. The rooms cannot be sur
ks@s8a passed in the State. We have pro-
cured the services Of WHITE SERVANTS; the
Dining Room will be furnished with the best this
market can afford. -..-... =. -. . "
In connection with this House, is BARBER
SHOP, BILLIARD SALOON and BAR ROOM,
and in fact all that traveller needs.
THE STABLES are superintended by compe-
tent person, just from England. Horses will be
we'll fed and groomed. Charges moderate.
B- An OMNIBUS will be at the Depot, every
evening, for the purpose Of conveying passengers
to this Hotel. VIM. e. ROSE & co.
November % 81 3m
MH- The Columbia Phoenix will copy to the a.
mount of $40 and forward bill to this Office
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
A Ell persons indebted to the estate Of W. T.
N GILMORE, deceased, for BLACKSMITH
that Robert H. Neely is authorized to receive
the same, at the plantation. If these Accounts are
not paid by the 18TH OF DECEMBER, they will
be placed in hands Of Attorneys, for collection.
70, r. j. CURETON.
November21 80 st
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'TNE PLANTATION TO RENT.

FINE PLANTATION TO RENT.
r WILL, on the 18th of December next, RENT,
, for the year 1868, the FINE PLANTATION
Of w. T. GILMORE, deceased, containing ono
thousand Acres & . -.sj
TERMs-Made known on day of Sale.
THOMAS j.. CURETON,
Administrator of w. T. Gilmore, Deceased.
November 81 30 St
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-Drues. Medicines.

% Of every 1000 persons, In year. 90 win be dead in the
years, 58S; in twenty yea 1918 Such Is the average
ofhuman mortaiity-e4
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ORDINARY,S SALE,

ORDINARY'S SALE. ,g;t
Mary J. McElmoyl, Applicant, u.s. Mary J. Cham
bers, ct al, heirs-at-law Of Daniel McElmoyl
deceased. r''ir...,f .,... .-slf.I: i.sHI.'
Id binary Of York District I will offer at public
saleat York Court House, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN DECEMBER next, the tract of Lant
described in the summonsin partition in this case
lying on the waters of Turkey Creek, bounded BY
lands Of Josiah Moore, Joseph Moore and j. n
Crawford. and containing .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-28
THIRTY SEVEN ACRES

" THIRTY SEVEN ACRES,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of twelve months
with interest thereon from date the purchaser
giving bond with good security and a mortgage Of
the premises (if deemed necessary to the Ordina.
ry, for the payment of the purchase money. Costs
to be paid on day Of sale. ell, ..,.-...,
$s.2g r. 81. GLENN, 8. z. D.
November - ..iI Iir28rL: Z. s.. IT.
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p" COMMISSIONERS SALE. 'gr
In Equity--YorkD Dist. :G.G
James Fl. Barry and Wife, ct al. Bill for Sale o
US. -rg. - Land, -Pdrti-
James B. Partlow, and others. ton, &c.
I'm obedience to the order Of the Court Of Equi
Il ty, in this cause, will expose 10 public sa1ea
YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN DECEMBER next, all that plantation Of
tract Of land in the District aforesaid, belonging
to the estate Of JOHN FL. BARRY, late Of York
District, deceased, containing li.'- .-.t'
SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY-S ACRES,
and bounded by lands of Peter Garrison, WgJ
Fairies, Dr.. w. Fewel, J. J.. Bigger, j., w
Rawlinson, and Joseph Miller:
.' .. TERMS OF SALE ;.''.''Al 30!
Cash enough to pay tho costs of these proceed.
ings-the balance of the purchase money on 9
credit of one and two years, in two equal annual
instalments, with interest from day Of sale, Sc
cured by the Bond Of the purchaser, with at least
two good and sufficient sureties and mortgage
Of the premises. ..s
November 90. ..... .-. % s.s.. ~. 4t e.,
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Y0RKvILLE PRICES CURRENT.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1857.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK co.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1858

APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1868
We COPY from the Charleston Naas, Of the 2lst
instant, the following text of an order making ap'
preparations for the year commencing October l,
1867, which will be shortly issued by Gen. Canby'
Some verbal alterations may yet be made; but the
substantial correctness of the order asnow printed
may be relied on: -, .-.a
It is hereby ordered that the following sums
shall be appropriated for the payment Of the va
rious Offices andexpenses of the State Government
]. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT: For the. salary o.
the Governor, $500; for the Private Secretary
of the Governor, 81, 200 for the Messenger OF the
Governor, 500; for the Contingent Fund OF the
Executive Department, $25, ,oOo, to be SUBJECT j %
the draft of the Governor, and to be accounted tor
annnav bv him to the Legislature for rent Of the
Governors house in Columbia, $500; tor two
watchmen for the new State House and grounds,
$3.50. to be drawn on draft Of the State House
Keeper for the salary and services OF the Secreta
~ of State in lieu of all charges against the State
for signing commissions, $500. =,
H. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT: For the salary
of Keeper of State House and Librarian, $500
for contingent expenseso Legislative Library 70 De
paid on draft Of Librarian, accounted Tor py nlm az
the Treasury, and reported by the treasurer 70 tne
General Assembly, $500, if 80 much be necessary.
III. JUDICIARY DEpARTMENr; For the salary
of the Chief Justice, $500 for the salaries of ten
Judges and Chancelors, $1,000 each for the sal
ary Of the Attorney General, 81, 100; for the saa,
res of FIVE Solicitors, 5000 each tor the saaeS ESQ Of
for the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, who shall
be the Librarian $500, the same to include the ex,
penses of fuel for the salary Of the Messenger OF
the said Court, 1925; for the purchase OF books
for the Library of the Court Of Appeals, $,OOo, to
be drawn and expended by the order OF the preadec
ing Justice; for krewood and fuel for the Court OF
Appeals, $50, if so much be necessary; tor the
salary Of State Reporter, $l,500; and the several
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Mn0n POUNDS Good COUNTRY FLOUF
NUUU for sale by #. M. DOBSON & co.
November II % tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-24

Jim Jackson, scramble-headed, gloomy
looking citizen of color, charged with steal
ing dress from Mary -, mulatto fe-
male, was called up. Numerous witnesses
of the coiored feminine persuasion were
called up, among them the renowned, re-
doubtable Phillis Ann Washington, who
has been Commonwealth witness more
extensively in given space Of time than
any other of her sect, sex, or color. Phillis
said that somebody was sick, and while she
was going for some "Jumaker ginger" de
dress was token. Any other man might
a TOKEN de dress, cause Mary had all
sorts, white and black, comm to her house
night and day.
"Now, Phillis," interrupted Mary with
virtuous Indignation, "you knows dat Amt
so. Don't attemp to ruin my refertation."
At this point the numerous colored fe-
males of Hog alley commenced to giggle.
Mayor Mayo: Beware, young ladies Of
Hog alley. You. are not in your mansions
now. You are in the Mayors courtroom
now, and if you don't stop your giggling
you will be in the city Jail in a very short
time" General subsiding of the afore-
said numerous females.)
The case, after all the evidence had
been taken, was made up of as many
statements as Brunswick stew is made
up of ingredients. He was set back.
Patrick Farley, turned over to the civil
authorities as lunatic, was arraigned for
examination. He was committed to await
examination by commission de lunatico
inquirendo.
William S. Stokes, charged with having
in his possession stolen horse, was ar
raigned. The case was continued until
the 1st Of August.