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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03
ESTATE SALE
PRIVATE SALES.


~ ~ Sea Island Plantation at Pirate Sale.
EE ". Y. LE1TCII q. II. $. ERCNS,
Esolkers and Auctfonecrs, rs Eroad street.
At Private Sale a&&
BEARS BLI1FT. also known ss RIVERS POINT at
the Southern extremity of Walmaaw Isand containing
about $50 of Cotton Land nearly all OF which has
boon cultivated. Extensive improvements have been
made upon tho place the past year. $4,000 having
been expended in superior ad necessary buildings
Guiding store and dwelling double houses with
brick chimneys, cotton house, gin house, stable mule
and wagon sheds, &c. The location central and very
attractive and remarkable its hcalthfuncss It has
been cultivated the past in connection with the
Point anation now offered for sale. Together they
form as desira..o property be found the Scn
Islands. 7.s 0a""
M@"&G 84eGz ALSO, &4
VIII be sold TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES, Waeons.
Ploughs, Steam Engines. &c. thstuG January 3
4 Valuable Sea Island Couo;, Plantation at Pri-
AK &.4@@# cate Sale. S
BY w. Y. LElTCL1 & X. S. BRUINS,
Brokers Rnd Auctsonccrs, IS Broad street.
At Private Sale @5& :H5ge @p
POINT PLANTATIOS.-This ine Plantation, contain
ing 573 acres OF high and large body OF marsh land &
situated at the southern extremity OF waalaw Island
the east by Lctenwa River branch Of the Edsto) on
tho north by lands of Hugh Wilson. Esq, and tho
west by lands of E. Bates Es4 and the estate Of W. IT,
Seabrook. Before the about 500 acres under
high state OF cultivation and produced fnc crops Of
Long Cotton OF superior quality. Tho situation Of this
l1ivai:e by any other In the vicinity It's
reputation residence been fully estab-
lshcd rc uninte1ruted health its former propre-
tor. $.-%5l hEtu6 s, January s
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.,

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COUNTER which contains q
7arety Of Goods at almost price, consisting Of few
piecas Of
DELAINEs,
cOLoRED WORsTED PLAIDs,
COLORED CASHMERE PLAIDs
STRIPE PoPLNs,
STRIPE LUSTREs,
PLAID LUsTaEs for Mourning.
Together with other DRESS GOODS, which are yery
cheap at twenty-five cents.
ALSO TO OUR THIRTY TO THIRTY-F1vE CENT
COUNTER. which contains an assortment Of
CASHMERE PLAIDs,
WORsTED pLAIDs.
STRIPE PopLINs,
PLAIN AND MIXED PopL1Ns,
PRINTED MERNoEs,
FEW PIECES OF PLAIN MERNoEs AND STRIPED
DRLANis double width. which We now offer at 80 to
50 conts-orisinal prices so to e5 cents
We also invite attention to many other styles OF
DRESS GOODS that We have marked down in similar
proportions: #
ENGLISH MERNOEs AND COBURas.
FRENCH MER1NoEs. from. .s1.oo to 1as and 81 40
Some OF the pieces arc very cheap in an shades.
FULL LINES OF EMPRESS CLOTHS IN All.
CoLoRs. in Drabs slates Royal Purple, French Blue
Mazardne Blue. Maroons. &C.. &c, which We wiz sell
cheap; together with almost every style Of DRESS
GOODS usually brought to this market.
We ARE SHOWING FULL LINES OF GOODS IN
EVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT..
CLOTHS AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS IN THE BEST
MAKES.
BLACK GOODS AND SILK GOODS DEPART
We are Offering beautiful line Of Colo-ed silks ans
fun line of Black SILKS in all qualities.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTM INT.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT..
Full hnes Of English and German Hosiery.
Two fan Nnes Of French Kid Gloves In ever number
oUR LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT vi, be-
found well stocked with all the most useful articles for
family and housekeeping purposes; together with eyerv
other article to be found in Line which we VIII sell
At the lowest market prices for CASH OR OrTY Ac-
CEPTANCE.
Our country friends can make their purchases by
order. or ahonld they vt the city We win be elad to
have them call on us-
4 N. B.-sAnfPI.Rs AND PRICE LRTs sent nee Of
,harse to any part Of the state.
Be sure and can at
ST0LL, WEBB & GO.
NO. 287 KING STREET.
R]ancrofts Old Stand.
oennierr 4
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SHooTNa-A policeman named EvARs. who was
on duty on North Atlantic Wharf. on Tuesday
night last, went on board Of the brig Chebuctoo,
lying at that EDot, and after some conversation
with the steward OF the vessel threatened to
shoot him. Tho steward. in reply. while opening
his shirt, told EvAEs that he had fine breast to
shoot at and that be had better FIRE away and after
word or two more the policeman did ire his pistol
and inflicted very severe wound in the cheek Of
the steward. In leaving the brig EvAEs fell ovor-
board, but was rescued and is now at the Guard
House under arrest.
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N Furniture. Horses, Tellicles de-, at auction.
WIZ 1lT SMITH s NIcG:1LLIVRAY,
No. S7 Hrcad street, south side, near Stat.
$#J$ &l@ ~44%@ @3@@a street.
Sales Of FURNITURE, &c., at private residences &
tended to At moderate charges. aS jE
AUCTION every WEDNESDAY, for HORSES, VEHICLES,
FURNITURE, &c, at halGpast 10 O'clock ut our Once
October -8 .14G#N .S3Mi
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AuCTlON SALES.

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EGGs 3UE SALES
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1s7 iasa i1, Iy ".l i, !" o.loe m or '
$ nasss sl.oalle.s s.'.'
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~. January >
Ia LA,ls:1l x A..INASDr:!s '''i
THIS nAY ,ns "a s-s:. win a"i' in or store, No,
10 BONES; GROUND COFFEE
4. " l., boxes Mustard J. II, ,i,a 4. n"
Is tox"s Cayenne r,rmr i u, .u;
" q, ,osSs "," i.",,,.r t.!., s3!., ,.n,.
lG bones Spices i''NH7
;; boxes ii carb sola WI
= ea,,s ,s,a.: s..:':I lariaF :as''ap
- cans Lo.do:, 5;,4sy,i \"
copl:,ions >5,"Ne ns,' sppe' Se' I'. 1,,,,.
Lnh!rs.is &C. !. a,...,u, of an cou.,.cd @
Ny l4,:ks..s 4: :;.s:xASDH;r
7 ils Bay It 10 surG. ~ on n'; account of pi, .,
cSrn''.
HEAD LASYEkNs 80 - N 'A>'N'''
!! J., 3.13 81 ,'. 1ss tnmr. r5: ana slaged
Conditions cash. .yanunrya
Mc Adn,,1y"inro oonss ,s:I' "ts y,i;a"rv ~ 3r
viii nc sold THIS DAY 81 inst. o'iaeh In tton,
KI4KE III ss S"2inny Nv 3 navc W9nr s'.s r nIS @ AxD
OF Columbus tic Ms, I1 l,,r,. n, Ia.
removed within thirty DAYS from da- a. al. - -
Condition cash, rti,asrrs Il, nav u & c,r ,,,r.
Januury3 stutl,a
4 Neat Hfich- ItSttiec.. EIiyiJc L,yytc, S'yuJ
t,a.l C,iEr.Mir,i small I,,rcEu1
!.I- Il. Nc. hs.S.
THIS DAY Tic 3u of Jan ,:ry 1857 al II o.,l,n. A.
All that . a. :i o., - t. ";I1 and 1s 1u: a ,,,.y
RESIDENCE n,nl ;srr Or land on iE,. ,rcs siic ~.
Elizah.th street, nus: Mary street nj known no M 4:
containing for .,..I. rooms ,,autry rcsrn, row,
.ttics .A1 tw,, story piazza with eas and era.us
rcr ,,,,s.,ro.
fee, from. an, 100 . deem. more. or ,re kt.heI
Of rooms earrings house, stables lar, c,h,-n and
we'll OF water The ,s ton s ,,.;.,:t and lnltl,v
Also, - @M
All that LOT or I,SI, r,,ihv 1rca,aJ nj M. .cv.L
west corner o, llay. "A and Marv streets ext .,ort of
the above. 1ncasur, - feet front IN Elizabeth! street
on NO ai n;r ~ .o 80 r W. m,; ', ad ' 1f aco ocoe
s.ry ou,buil,,.. ma ,o,,yr,,rrs Viii, lit:i, nltcra
ton could be made !. .,oJ stand for cc,cr family rr
Gerry. --' 80 .
ALSO, @&
All that LOT Of LAND south sid Of ien-iea
street. IL containing front and 100 feet deem
less. together and half story frame
Dwelling upright rooms pantry and dressing
rouln and OTHER ), thereon. @98s'@
Coauitio:s-Onc-.lr cash; balance PAYABLE in on.
year. with lca; interest. secured by bond Of tho
purchaser and mortgage of the property buildings
t1i ror n .. i'n. s iu'chSses 20 Pay y NC
1,n,,,rS Dn
Nc,r York ria Hams, Shoulders SY,1Ds &c.
III .-7rfas, 3,S =. q. ~ -
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lot DRY GOODS. Hs:lE-Nai'e Clothing. l!,ac- and
Cask with Straw. new Meat safes. Sewing Machines.
Furniture, &c, &G.
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7IIE..1s;.iN. N;ILC1!E:.S - CO..
40. p. J-r:n:.,: Range,
Will sell THIS DAY, :sl inst, At L. u':lccL
Saddle and Draft PONEY, about years Old
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

CELEBRATION OF THE I. o. o. T.-The public
celebration Of this ORDER which was to have taken
place on the first, was postponed on account Of the
inclemency Of the weather but in the evening, tho
Library Association Of the Odd Follows met at
their Hail. corner Of Liberty and King streets, and
celebrated their first anniversary. An address
suitable to the occasion was delivered by the
orator Of the day, Mr.. L. P. Asuny. The Associa-
tion then proceeded to an election for officers,
which resulted in hc reelection of tho old incum-
bents.
Business being over, an adjournment to tho
more congenal cline OF Tullcy's was moved and
carried, and the men bccs, with some invited
been prepared for them. Although they werc odd
1euoW", yet they We're not 1T all singular in their
tastes, b%t did ample justice to tho spread,
cleared. $50 "c1' ooon
The sPirituals having made their appearance,
Beoped 0o1n, the following toasts
Which was replied to by the President, F. D.
PMSTNzG, '.45o Gr~1a9 Who gga gaye Te r.o.:
Responded to by Mr. l.. ?. AsHny.
Dr. JNo H. Honour, Jr., Grand Sccrotorr Hrr
J. g. MARTIN, Grand Representative, and others.
subsequently spoke in response to calls ana pave
some account Of Odd Fellowship during the ATE
struggle, showing that whilo other Corporat;one
and Ss5 had se;t The +bhng Of
xmong t6e toasts Of The evening was
.'Ihe Va7tuoaks i1Iess lte great Palladium of
Liberty"
No representative Of any Of the editorial staff
being present, it was briefly Responded to by Ar.
L. P. AsHBv, Of the DAILY NEW. office.
The Association separated at Q late hour. fully
satisfied that Iullcy lolew a thing or two in his
line, and that it was difficult to spend more
pleasant New Years Day.
CIRCULATING L1BE!AEY-We call attention to the
advertisement Of aIr. vocLEn, in another column,
announcing that he has established a circulating
library at his store No. 1903 Market street. in con-
pnsiness Mr.. v. is very well qualified for such .
business, as he is man Of considerable culture,
and has pretty good knowledge OF books.
those OF Sir WALTER SoorT, BuI;wEn, JAMES,
DICKENS, TuAoKEnAY, GEonaE SAND, EUGENE SUE,
ALEX. DUMAS, Mrs. SoUrHwoRTu, Mrs. STEPHENS,
Rapd host Of others we cannot now mention. "A.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

ArrEST1oN is called to an important sale Of ma
chinery at Socie y Hill on the 7th inst.
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THOSE SPLENDID "Frocks,' at McCoRa11cKs, and
SO astonishingly cheap, too, are well worthy the
consideration Of our citzons. Road his advertise
mont, or, better STILL go to his store, No. IS Broad
strcot.
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gramme this day was celebrated By the frc edmen,
though not in the style nor with the display con
templated The miserable weather thinnod the
procession very much, and before thoy reached
their destination they were hardly more than q
struggling crowd. The parade created 10 excite
ment for several reasons, principally because
there were few i'll the streets beyond the partici-
pants. Speeches were made !2y some Of the era
tors congratulating t:aeir hearers on having OBJ
tanned the blessings OF freedom, and hdtJng them
to continue il their aspirations, and. to press
steadily onward to the roaI @
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All that LOT CE LAND. with t.: t:o.stor: Wooden
Dwelling AID o:;:u!inss l:c7Co: situate The south
side Of Ball street know, so H. measuring il
front 20 iec,. and in depth ~ ict Less bound
ing North Bull street. lot Of L. scate:,
on lot OF - Hopcn, and south lot o. John Francis 81
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Ilosc ;-z LOTS in the village o: A,cahee known hy
the numbers H. 20 onu o. cac!, n,eaauring leo
feet front by EGO icct deep.
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" VALUABLE CLEARASCE.-1he inc ship Mary Oy-
den, Captain HATHAWAY, was cleared yesterday for
Liverpool by Mcssrs. W. T. sal1rH & Co., having
board Al bales Sea Island and 2sjC bales Upland
Cotton, valued at s42i,297
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NOTICE.
Snles EVERY EVENING at T o'clock. by EILEOY & Co.
No. 339 Kns-strcct of general assortment Of DRY
GOODS. Clothing. Fancy Goods. Jewclry Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery Pcrfumcry and Soaps. January :,
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TmLEAnY New YORK STEAMSHIPS Tho favorite
steamship Quaker city is undergoing an overhaul
ing at New York. and the steamship Andalusia
took her place, and left that city on Saturday Inst
Darnegat, to break her cylinder, which required
her to put back to Now York. The steamship
Granada has taken her place, and loft New York
about Friday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

TIE imbecility u physicians is bitterly inveigh-
cd against by venders Of patelt medicines, who
cannot persuade members Of the profession to use
of PEcToRAL BALM has no such complaint to make:
he has reason to return thanks for the cordialty
with which the ablest members Of the profession
recommend and use this invaluable medicine
For sale ty al D,7Iggists. s 7I771 "A
M KING & CAsSIDEY, Agents.
05t GOODRTCH WTNENfAN r. co Auonta
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All that PLANTATION situate iu tie Parish Of St.
James Goose Creek the southwest side OF South
rona Railroad, II ,ncs from: Charleston, measuring l5l
ies bounding north lanl ii 4. Il. Dan
ncr, cast and southwest BY a: OF J. Farley and Thomas
Hyatt N,iuei:oy, and west !auls OF Thomas
I.cadDettcr J.B kla,nc. @.l1&T
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The PLANTATION on TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above known as tiivchnms Tract containing 9l2
acres the two together bounded the north and west
by tho road to l::tcs; Bridge. sou. by lands or John
"l;ns and Mrs Rye, east by land OF Col. Joseph
Totac q M
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The PLANTATION known Coldius Tract. cortai
ing 426 ac:cs. situate in the Parish or St George Coll
ton District, about 4 miles fron Sumnlclville.
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ATTENTION is called to notice OF public moot
ing recently held III this city by tho surviving
members Of the South Carolina Regular Brigade.
We most heartily commend the object Of the meet
ing to tho attention Of tho public.
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All that LOT OF LAND the south sl Of Iienrietta
street, No Il, containing % f:oLl and 100 deep,
or less, together with two and half story
Dwelling, OF four upright pantry and dressing
roonl and Other i. .'vcnlcis thereon
Co,uito!i~--Onc-l.f cash: BALANCE payable in
year. with legal interest to be secured by tho
purchaser and mortgage of the property; buildings be
insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay L. Nc
Call for necessary papers
b
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All that LOT Of the above. know, No. 49, r,ca-
surfing in front 90 feet and in c 40 feet less:
bounded north b.: Bull street. south by lot of John Fra-
cis east by land estate OF A. browning aud west lot
o James Lee "W"
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Nc'r ltorI p;r Hams, Shoulders. STRIPS, &C.
Ill = FOR i1.S ---- '----

EsT SNIFF. IS o!cGFLE.Evl2.y.
viii be sold, q; IL o'clock. THIS DAY the 81 OF
January, on the o"tn steps OF the ola Custom House.
mat Valuable lol Or lh Nd on the nort!iwcs, corner
hus src,t by I'D feet deep Robbins Court
less together wsl the comfortable rSd an,i
buildings thereon. exclusive of the tenement.
T.rns-!i"lf c1,:l. Purchaser pay for papers
JAEuary:f t:.t.ls3u;ilil;
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SIMPLE, BUT EsPBoTUAL--The entire freedom
from all deleterious ingredients renders tBRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," or Cough and Voice Lo.
zenges, safe remedy for tho most delicate female
youngest child, and has ca .sed them to bo held
in the highest esteem by singers and public speak.
ers generally. In coughs irritation Of the throat
caused by cold or unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs in sneaking in public or singing, they pro
duce the most beneficial results. N----
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

ANOTHER New GAS IAn'RovEaIENT.-Mr. BRAN1-
GAN, agent for the Lava Tipped Gas Burners, is
in the city, and invites the gas consumers to his
superior to any other burner now in use having
one great advantage over the metallic in the fact
tlist the atmosphere will not corrode them. Ho
claims to save thirty per cent. of the consumption
also by tho application Of his burner. We learn
from him that they are in use in all the lamps Of
the principal cities, including Charleston and that
satisfaction He is stopping at the Planters Hotel
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MAYORS CoUnT, January i.--Hcnry Johnston, a
colored waiter at the Planters nctc: who upon the
evidence Of Mr.. ". DuowS, had drawn knife and
stabbed CHARLES CosTia Il white attendant at the
same establishment, was sent to q magistrate for
prosecution.
The case of T. FERNANDEZ, sailor, who cut
Isaac cTAYLoR in two places. t the boarding house
Of LoRDoR1c 4 1AwLEss, No. Qneen street, was
disposed OF in the same way. Wo4M
female, who is suspected of selling lqror with
out license, was dismissed with warning.
Sampson Sanders, OF the blackest Of our
African fellow-citizens who got drunk from stand
ing by hot stove, and then went out and raised
promiscuous row, was fined SIS.
January 2.-Peter Roberts, an individual Of very
dark complexion, who had tahon nip or two Of
prepared corn water, and consequently was dis
posed to be riotous and a:;, i..s,age in the
public Streets was fined IS.
William Jarvis and William Jones' two colored
sportsmen, who were stirring up the gamo within
the precincts Of the city, and firing their pieces
with rapidity that prevented tEcir bringing any
thing down, were themselves bagged and after
paying IS each, had to submit to the modification
OF having their splendid ''AIautons" con6scated
At this season, which is usually looked upon as
one when men give too free rein to indulgences,
and riots and tunlults are the consequence it is
highly gratifying to observe how quietly the holi-
days have passed in our city, and to note the
trivial cases which have been recorded on the
Mayors book. We sincerely hope it may long con-
tinue
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27

ANOTHER RAIN.-Another fine rain
fell in this city and vicinity yesterday,
continuing over an hour, and most of
the time quite heavy. As it came
from the direction the rain of Thurs
day went, it is more than likely the
clouds we're making one of those
1'scounter currents and turned back
upon us. We hope these counter
currents won't get up a great game
of battledoor, and use this rain cloud
as a sh%uttlecock. ra
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BASE BALL.-It would appear tina.

BASE BALL.-It would appear that
this exhilarating game is rapidly be-
coming a mania all over the land, and
we not only have accounts of new
clubs being formed in almost every
town and village, but Young America
may be seen any pleasant evening
" batting on the streets, making fly
catches" or ~perfecting themselves as
pitcher and catcher" We no.
ticed an evening or two ago, members
of the First Nine" practicing pitch"
and " catch on the sidewalk till one
OF them got one Of his fingers dam
aged. We hope the people will not
get Base Ball on the brain, and all go
to pitching aud " catching"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27

RECORDERS CoURT-The Record
er's Court was kept pretty busy yes
terday, though the receipts were
rather light. 9FnssF0sEW
Sam. Kelse and John HI. Hughes,
two gentlemen of elegant leisure,
were presented before his Honor on
the charge of obtaining their oliveli-
hood by gaming;a that being able
bodied men, they were found lettering
and wandering about the city, not
having any visible property or means,
and do not betake themselves to Ia
Dor or any honest calling. The evil
dence being satisfactory, they were
fined $50, with IS go costs each. Not
having the money or security, they
were assigned quarters in Castle
Darling.
A proposition was. we5understand,
sent to the city authorities, that if set
at liberty they would at once quit the
city, and one was generous enough to
proffer to pay the cost of prosecution
The matter has been taken under adj
visement by the city authorities, and
the question is in allegiance. 1t is
probable that they viii be set to work.
Francis MeGuire, John Alexander
and Samuel Eagan were severaily
charged with fighting in a public
place. As it appeared from the tes5
mony that Alexander took no part in
the fight, except that he was knocked
heels over stomach, as he c~lasslcally
I expressed it, he wa>iatquitted and
worn as a witness. rra r
He commenced detailing the move
ments of himself and partner, Eagan.
and gave in extenso their various
movements. and ali they did and said
frem 10olcIocke up TO time ofsthe ar
rest. He asked his partner what he
said to a game of "seven-up" for
drinks, and his partner .said,,t 1t is
a go" The other partners come in,
and he asked them what they said to
a game of euchre for the drinks, and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27

SHOOTING ARFAIR.-We are in
formed that a little shooting affair
took place last night about dark,
near the corner of Main and Fourth
Streets, which happily resulted in no
injury to any one. H.
As we heard the story it appears
that the enlisted men of Capt. Me-
Clery's corps were marching down
from their boarding house 70 their
quarters, and as they passed through
a crowd of citizens on the corner of
Fourth and Main, jostled some of
them. ~whereapon an energetic young
man expressed the opinion that he
could whip any id blue coat in the
city, and was seconded in the opinion
by another. ~whereupon the soldiers,
or some of them, turned and fred at
them with their revolvers, without eff
feet. Thereupon the affair, we be-
iieve, ended. There we're several
stories aioat in reference to the mat
ter, and we give the story as We heard
n IT. raHH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27

CORRECTING ERRORs--The Courier
yesterday INDUCED in the charitable
work of apologizing for its false state
ments relative to the escape of Day,
the horse thief, from his guards at
Princeton. 1t also insinuatess that
the JOURNAL was In error, in some
respects, relative to the same affair.
We published the facts just as we re-
ceived them, and the version we gave
was fully, corroborated by the Courier
in an article written, as we are told,
by its chief editor who lives at
Princeton, aud more than zorro bo-
rated by the Princeton Clarion. If
the doctors are plagued about the
matter, we regret it, but certainly we
are not responsible for that. When
any disinterested and reliable party
shows us that we were misinformed
relative to the matter, we will cheer
fully make the correction. The
Courier need not apologize for US.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27

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snrH<s OF the usual remedies for badness
YnA premature gray hair. The testimo-
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