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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Pierce
II b. Dwight, Assistant District Atlorney.-The case
with the Forgery OF deed, before reported, CON
cuded last night AfteT offering in evidence quit
last fail after the discovery OF the forged deed on
record in which the property described TO be the
same as that which purported to have been conveyed
to him, the defendant by fraudulent deed, the Com
Tbs defense offered no evidence but went to the
Jury upon the commemorative case, arguing that a
man could not LEGALLY be convicted OF charge OF
alleged to have been forged, that the evidence
Droduced against the defendant did not make out a
Conclusive Of guilt but at the most LEFT serious
doubt. The argument OF counsel occupied consider
able time The charge OF the court was prleI ana 70
deTed verdict Of guilty. Amos Briggs ESQ for the
commonwealth: Messrs. Ruddiman, GOforth, Sloan,
@H1 @WonRT ngSI OF QUARTER sEssIONs-Judge Lud-
low-I. b. Dwight. Assistant District AltOrney.-rhis
Court this morning took up the regular business OF
Theodore Hoover pleaded guilty to a charge of bur
RlRry. He was llvlng at sefyioe Win gentleman IN
mitted series OF larcenles The genu aman had him
arrested for robbpg a church also ard taken before
had the bill Ignored In order to give him another
chance Of doing wei; nl Bus on % the morning OF Feb
mans house and stole two watches pair of opera
glasses, other articles ofvalue II sad that
Ihis boy even robbed his mother. Fentenced TO the
Eastern Penitentiary for three years
MT johnson, an old nan. pleaded guilty to charge
70 lanes Beecher. An ofioer saw the prisoner take
The cart where the owner had lei ~ he arrested
Nj RiSecher went 90 the Station House aud idanti-
hed his property. Sentenced 70 the County Prison
iO faSy Mar5ay eolored was convicted of charge OF
the larceny OF clothing valued ~ az, belonging 70
John Gralin pleaded guilty 10 charge Of enterlne
store with intent TO KIN. Sentenced % County Pr
ChSTles A. Collins was charged with the larceny
q coat, valued at es5 belonging TO John u. Young.
The evidence againat the prisoner Waa that peteeVe
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TIE DOMINION OF CANADA.

OTTAWA, c. W, July l0.-The IntercoloniaI
Railroad is to be proceeded with at once. The
section between Truro and Monckston will be
first constructed.
BY post Office regulation letters for Canada
are to be addressed hereafter to the province of
Quebec or province of Ontario, Canada, instead
OF Canada East or West, as heretofore.
The militia scheme proposes a force of one
hundred and fifty thousand men. not two hun
dred and fifty thousand, SIS enormously stated in
the papers some time ago.
MIR. Canchon has been entrusted by Lieu
tenant.G overnor Belleau with the formation of
local government and it is reported that
Messrs. Irvine. Stearnes, Bauline, Archibault
and Dunkin will be members of it.
Notwithstanding the ecdt of confederation the
Federal cabinet is not safe. The ministerial
press is actively defending the Government, and
abusing Messrs. Brown aud Howe.
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
Meeting of the Equal Rights AssOcIa-
ton Arrival of chief Just stIce Chase.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 10.-A meeting Of the
American Equal Rights Association was held
this evening in the Convention Chamber, at
which Miss Lucy Stone repeated her lecture
on "Woman's Right to Suffrage" Mr.. Bck-
ford, representative, of Jefferson, presided
and large number of ladies were among the
audience.
Chief Justice Chase arrived in the city this
afternoon. He comes to attend the wedding
of lady of Senator Harris family.
Conductor Thompson was run over by a
freight train at the Central Bridge, this morn
ing, and both of his legs were cut of, He died
in two hOurs,
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The Treasury Department has closed its
investigation into the May.Whittaker Sub-Trea-
sury dedication in New Orleans. and tndlct-
ments have been found against both of the
accused parties which will be tried ct the
coming session of the United States Court. The
Government has thus far secured from the
assets of the defaulters sum amounting 70
about 100000 OF one-half of the defalcation.
The Directors of the Second and Third
Streets Passenger Rail ilway Company have de-
clared a dividend OF five per cent. on the capital
stock of the Company, payable on and after the
10th instant. H.I
The Northern Bank of Kentucky announces
a semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable
to Philadelphia stockholders at the Bank OF
North America, on demand.
The Bank of Kentucky announces semi
annual dividend OF per cent, payable TO Phlla-
delphia stockholders, on demand, at the Bank OF
North America
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro. No. 40 8. Third streea
# 81 FIRST BOARD.
to sSoo us > tgoS ps Dr. No , ss 90
700 do New..c. ss 100 s6 Phil 4 E-ss0. $50. Sss
800 DO DID, DID, GSsR HBr'e WEI cSSa CS- So 50
r;-S Ta:t De ebay Haven a., SECsnsT No 20 south
change to-day at P. M.:--U. S. IS of 1881, I1O4
@l10B; do. 1862, 1I2@ll2l; do. 1884, I09A@
l094; do, 1865, lO9}9llOi do, 1866, new, 1850
1885; do IS, l0-40s, l0220Dl025; do. 1905, Aug,
lOsi; Compound Interest Notes, June 1854 1870;
1isl@liss do October. fiss1 iifs@iisi; do. do.
December, 1864, 1l6b@l17t; do, May, 1866, l16l
@1l6l; do, Aug, 1865, ll53@1l52; do, Septem-
Der, 1855, 11IS@Sl1Ss; October, 1855, l14A@ll5;
Gold, 1Sss@ISS2: Silver, l3lt@13s.. J.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers No
SO South Third street. report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:--
o. s. &c, 1881, l1Oi@l104; U. 8. 6-2Os, 1862,
1120ll24; do, 1864, lO9S@lO9s; do, 1885,
109t G109S; do. new, 1854 @l684; IS, lO-4Os 1Osa@
1885; q. s. 7'30s, lst series, 10st@1OsI; do,
I'd series, 1Os@1OsS; Sd series, l0s 01Osl; Com
pound Interest Notes. December, 1864, III.
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e. d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant AdiutRnt- General
The Ameged Bank frauds in Boston.

BosToN, July 10.-The examination of John
X. Fuller, the arrested cashier of the Merchants
Bank has been postponed for week. 1t is
stated that the movement made by Government,
which caused his arrest on Saturday, will bring
to light certain transactions which will here.
after be abandoned, and cause the stock holders
in national banks to be better secured. It is
asserted that the $4,000 alleged to have been
paid to Mr.. Fuller was strictly business trans
action, which will be fully explained at the
proper time. ~
There is no foundation for the statements that
Peter Butler and Joseph Vita; who became sure.
ties for Mr.. Fuller, were members of the late
firm of Mellon, Ward & Co. Mr.. Butler is of the
hardware firm of Butler, Sise & Co., and Mr..
Vita OF the banking firm ofSpencer, Vita & Co.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, July 6.-The slaves recently landed
were five hundred Congos, who were imme-
diately distributed among the importers.
A heavy invoice OF artillery has been received
from CadiZ.
The Fourth of July was handsomely cele-
brated by the American residents in Havana.
Jamaica adviceS represent the planters as
overburdened with taxes, and leaving the
island. aEa
The Havana Sugar Market is less active. saaa
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. NJ
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
Inlv
whe national Ftnanoes.

1t was ascertained from an official source
that the coin interest has been paid, amount
ing to Sl8500 000 on the loans of 1867 and 1853,
and on what are termed bonds Of 1881. and 5-2Os
of recent issue, which fell due on the lst inst.
on the 18th of July the interest on 7'30s falls
due, amounting to S800O,000 in lawful money.
Thereafter no coin interest will be payable
until the lst of November, with the exception
of that falling due on the 10 4Os ON September l.,
amounting to S4.500,000. The interest on COM
pound interest notes, amounting to Sl4,0O,OU0
In currency will be paid In July, August, Octo-
ber, and Dece cember, respectively
The coin in the Treasury is about S73,009, 900,
with $20000,l00 of coin certificates. 'H'
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.FENIAN EXPEDITION.

The Fenian excitement is reviving in this city,
and the authorities of the Brotherhood prodiet
will be increased by thirty thousand men In
green and gold, armed and equipped tor cam
paign. In the Arsenal on Fourth street there
are 10, 900 uniforms, and twice that number of
leader that is to be has not yet been spoken in
public but hints are thrown out about an officer
OF high rank in the Federal army who has
handled large and small bodies Of troops skill
lists that unless an organized army of 80 900 men,
well equipped and otficered, is prepared tor him,
he will not accept the commanding generalshlp.
In the West, and ID tne New England States,
Manhattan is only delinquent to the extent of
raising her quota OF 5000 men. IN Y. tribune.
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Tbe RenOrted hi0rnon Schism.

SALT LAKE Cry, July 9.-There is no split
among the Mormons. They were never more
united, prosperous, and peaceful.
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New Orleans Finances.

unusual depression in city scrip to-day, brokers
refusing to take it at any price; and an obscure
rumor is ahoat that city notes, once redeemed
to be burned, have been cautiously given out
again,
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Suicide at Rondout, NY!

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 10-A German, whose
Lame could not be ascertained, committed suicide
at Rondout on Sunday, by drowning himself.
Family troubles are said to have been the cause
Of the rash deed.
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The Military NOtabIes at West Point

WEST POINT. July 10.-The grand gathering of
prominent military officials here is occasioned
by the following Order:- aspFH
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT.GENERAL's' Or
F1CE, WAsHINeToN, June IL, lS67--A board will as
semble at West Point New York, on Tuesday, the 9th
day of july 1867 TO take into consideration the system
of infantry tactics prepared by Brevet Ma1orGeneral
Il. Upton, United States Army, and Will report its
opinion whether the said tactics should be adopted
of all others The Board will be Losed follows:
General q. s. Grant, United states Army, President;
MaterGeneral q. @. Meade, United States Army;
Brevet Major-General E. II. s. Cenhy, United states
Army Brevet Msjor-General W. f. Barry, Colonel
Second Artillery: Brevet BrgaderGeneral w. A.
Grier, Colonel Third Cavalry; Brevet Colonel A. Nj,
Black, Major Seventh Infantry.
BY oruer of the Secretary OF War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant- General
The members of the Board are all here. They
have been welcomed by salutes and pyrotechni-
cal displays. ConveniDg this morning, they
witnessed an exhibition in the school of the
company OF cadets in these tactics. Beyond
that nothing has been done. Should this
system be adopted upon their recommenda-
tion, 1t will create a fundamental revolution in
the army. ~ K&5
Grant is the guest of Governor Fish, and
Meade visits with Governeur Kemble to-night.
This evening the cadets are revelling in the
pleasures of weekly hop. The same beauty
and display characteristic of these gatherings
are observable. ID Cd 81 ID =
Charles H. Fox, a sapper stationed here, was
drowned on sunday night. His body was re.
covered this morning.
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rI,n A Aru,v Worm Among the COfton.

The Army worm among tne COttOns
IOuIsvIILE, July l0.-A reliable telegram
ohez. saws the army worm has appeared two
months earlier than usual threatening destruc-
tion TO all the cotton plantations on OveThoWed
lands. zs s.saaa.-
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SECOND EDITION
LArEsT EURoPEAN ADKIcE.s.
Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon To-day.

By Gie Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, July ll-Noon.-Consols for money,
9455; Erie Railroad, 45Iz; u. 3. Five.twenties,
73IZ, Illinois Central, S015
. LIVERPOOL, July li--NOon,-Cotton irregular
The estimate of sales to-day is 5000 bales. Prices
Corn has declined to S6s. Cd. for Western
Bresdstuns and other articles are generally
quiet.
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LATEsT SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......... July m.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TRLK.
"tHi GRAPH OFFICE ~
IA. M....-..,-74 II A. M.......-,,., 81 l2 p NJ "a
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

In re: :EzEkIaL :KoHs, Bankrupts Ez parte,E. v,
& SsELI Assignee, Ex parte 8. MnpLE.
BY virtue of an.order from the United States Dis
trict Court, for the DISTRICT of South Carolina,
will sell at public auction, nt Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday the 9TH December, next, of the
Real Estate of E. Ezekiel, Bnhirupt. -
All that tract of land, In Orsngsbnrg, situate on
Russell Street, fronting said Street so feet, md
running back about 286 feet, bounded west and
south by lots of Cornclson, Kramer & Co., and east
on Store Lot of E. Ezekiel.
ALSO ,..
All that improved Lot of Land in said Village,
situate on the corner Of Russell and Market Streets
Of samc dimensions rs the above. bounded west by
the above and south by lot of Cornclson, Kramer &
Co.
Tcrms-Onc-third cash, balance on o credit of
ono year, Purchasers to give bond bearing interest
from day of sale, and niortg gage of the premises,
and to pay for papers and stamps. ..s,r =, :
p. v. DIBBLE. Il
Assignee Ezekiel &iKohn, Bankrupts i
noy17 ~ 7N I'd {.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BANKRUPTOY-In the matter JonN BnowN
Bankrupt, La pnrfc j r. Milhous.
BY virtue Of nm order of sale to me directed from
the Honorable District Court Of the United States
for the DistrM of South Carolina, will sell al
Public auction, at orangcburg c. H., at tho usun
hours of sale, on Monday tho 7th December, 1868
All that plantation or tract of land (bcing The
tract on which the bankrupt rcsides,) in Orange
burg County, containing two hundred and fifty
25O acres more or less, bounded by lands of Aaron
Bowling, D.. F. Young, w. j.. W. Riley, Chgxlcs
Bowling and Nutto
ALSO
The personal property Of aforesaid Bankrupt
consisting of mn Iron Sugar Mill and -Boicr
Anvil Flute &c.
Conditons-For the Real Estate, one half cash
and the balance on credit OF twelve months. SO
cured by bond ef purchaser and mortgage of tho
premises with covenant for resale upon breach
Of condition Of tho bond, upon giving twcnty-one
days notice For the Personal Property, cash
Purchases 10 pay for papers and stamps.
T. '. DlBBLE, Assignee
Estate John Brown BANKRUPT.
Orangcburg S. c., Nov. IL, 1868.
nov IA td
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MEN WANTED.-The great want of this
age is mon Men who are not for sale. Men
who are. honest sound from centre TO circum-
ference, true 70 the hearts core Men who
will condemn wrong in friend or foe, in them.
selves, as we'll as others. Men whose con.
ssciences are steady as the needle to tho mole.
Men who will stand for the right if the heavens
fotter and the earth reels. Mon who can tell
the truth and look the world and tho devil
right in the eye. Men that neither brag nor
run Men that neither flag nor finch Men
who can have courage without shouting
it. Men in>whom the courage Of cverlast.
ing life runs still, deep and strong. Men too
large for scctarian hnnas. Mon who do not
cry nor cause their voices to be heard on the
streets, who will not fail nor be discouraged
ill judgments be set in the earth. Men who
know their places and gil them. Mon who
know their own business. Men who will not lie.
Men who are not too lazy to work, nor too
proud to be poor. Men who are willing to
cat What they have earned, aud wear what
they have paid for.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
By V. D. V. Jamison & Son.
AUCTEONEERS

| IN BANKRUPTCY-In, the matter of JEREMIAH
RILEY, Bankrupt, E1-part L. V. Dbblc, As
signcc
BY virtue of order of sale, to me directed,
from the Honorable District Court Of the United
States for the District OF South Carolina will sell
Mt Public Auction, ut the residence of jeremiah
Riley, in Orangcburg County, ON Tuesday, the
lst December, 1868, Mt II o'clock "A. NJ.
The Personal Property Of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting of Mule, Mare and Colt Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, books, 10 bushels Rice, blacksmith E
BcAows,- Anvil Vice. Tongs, &C. IS
Tcrms-Cash, and articles to be delivered mmc-
datcly after the sale.
r. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate Jeremiah Riley, Bankrupt
Oraugcburg, s. c., Nov. II, 1868.
ALSO
Int he matter Of IRWIN a. Till, Bankrupt Er parte
p. V. Dibblc. Assignee.
BY virtue Of an order of sale from the Honorable
District Court Of tho United States for the District
of South Carolina will sell ut public Auction nj
tho residence of Jeremiah Riley, in Orancccburr
County, on Tuesday, the 1st dny Of December,
1868. 80
The Pcrishablr property of aforesaid Bankrupt.
consisting Of 80 bushels Cotton Seed Clock 1
Saddle Straw Cutter sc.
Ierms-casii. and articles delivered immediately
after the sale r. v. DIDBLE, Assignee,
Estate Irwin a. Till, Bankrupt
Crangcbu?g, S. c., Nov. IL, 1863
# nov IA Ct
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN IN{BANKRpPTCY-11n -11n tho matter of JosEpn ,Pux-
parte JOHN X. MlLLmous. =
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale from tho Honorable
District of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina. L. will sell before the Court
House, ut 0rnngeburg, s. c., on Monday tho 7th
December, 1868, ut the usual hours of sale
All that plantation or tract of land containing
sixteen hundred and seventy (1G7O) acres more or
less, being the tract OIL which Joseph Fundcrburk,
the bankrupt now resides bounded by lands Of
estate j. j. Andrews estate of l.. q. Glover, L. II.
Lcgare and North Edisto River. Also ! Male.
Condions-For the real estate, one-half cash.
the balance i'll one year, secured by bond bearing
interest from day ofssalc and a mortgage of the
property The Personal Property cash. Purcha-
scrs to pay for papers and stamps.
7. V. DIBDLE, Assignee
Estate Joseph Fundcrburk Bankrupt
Orangcburg, Nov. 13, 1868.
nov II tj
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FIRE ARMs.-It is stated that ninetS five
out OF every hundred instances of the bursting
OF donble- harrclled gun can be traced to de-
tscts in the left barrel. The reason is simply
that the right is most frequently used aud re-.
Itaded, perhaps tcu times TO tho left one being
discharged once Every time the .igh. barrel
! y discharged the gunpowder in the left is pull
verified more or less by the shock, aud the set.
ting Of tho grains leaves space between the
charge audi tho wadding Hence when the
barrel is discharged it frequently esplodcs.
These accidents, il Is asserted, can Lo avoided
by sending tho ranrsod homo with one or two
smart blows in the nourdiaeharged barrel every
.tiple She ot!Ier il reloaded.
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Tn the district Court Of. tbc 1Jni,c,,

IL STITEH--For Me District Of iSouM Carolina-
October Term, l8G8.-In The Matter of Dnpid Stpen
der, 0rnngeturg, Bonkrupf--Petition for FuV and
ffnai Disehorge in Bankruptcy.-O Ordered, that a
Federal Court House in Columbia, S. c.; and that
all creditors, &c, Of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and plate,sand shcw cause, il any they can.
why the prayer of tho Petitioner should not be
granted And that tho I'd meeting of creditors Of
said bankrupt will be held at the Office of r. B.
Carpenter, Esq, Register Of I'd Cong. District s.
c.. on 9th day Of Nov. 1863. mt IL NJ
by order of.the Court, tho 9th day of Nov. 1919
DANI HORLBECK, Clerk oftbe.
District Court Of the U. $ for So Ca.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTcY-In the matter of a. j. EVANS
Bankrupt. 49,
BY virtue of my appointment as Assignee of the
above named Bankrupt, will sell at public auction
on Saturday. tho 28th Nov, 1898: at tho residence
of a. J. Evans, in the Fork of Ediso, Orangcburg
County.
The perishabe property of above named Bank
rup consisting Of oarriage and harness, saddle and
bride,' saddlebngs, double barrel gun. COWS and
calves, cypress canoe, and other articles
Conditions-Cash. and articles delivered immc-
diatcly after the Gale.
". DIBBLE, Assignee
Estate A. j. Evans Bankrupt
Orangcburg, Nov. II, 1868.
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REAL ESTATE
S A T. E

T OFFER FOR SALE on EASY TERMS. TIE
following valuable Real Estate:
A FINE DWELLING HOUSE.
and improved Premises in Orangchurg, on RUSSELL
Street, nearly opposite tho Presbyterian Church
Lot.
Als,. that DESIRABLE TRACT Of LAND, on tho
Old Ghnrlcston Road, about 8 miles from Orange
burg, admirably located for Residence aud Farm.
Also PLANTATION near Rowc's Pump, with
fine Settlement.
Also 1900 ACRES near Branchyiile. improved
and unimproyed. tracts to sui. purchasers.
Apply to
july ls--om Orangcanrg.S, G. &
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TN the District Court Of the United

L. S7.d 7'ES-For the District Of South Carolina
October Tern, ls68-In the Matter Of Andrem j.
Epans, Of Orange6wg, Bankrmpt-Ietiiiom for Euu
and Fiaat Diseharge IN Bankrnptey.-Or thu,
hearing be had ON the lth day of December, 1868.
at Federal Court House in Columbia, S. c.; and
that MI Creditors, &c., of said bankrupt appear nj
said time and place, and shew cause, ii ,uny they
can, why tho prayer Of the Petitioner should not DO
granted And that tho I'd meeting of Creditors Of
said Bankrupt will be held at tho Office of r. r.
Carpenter, tsq., Register of 2,i Cong District, S.
g.. on 2ith day of Nov. 1868, at l2 Nj
By order of the Court, the 9th day of Nov, 1868.
DAN'L HORLBECK, Clerk.
Of tho District Court of the U. S. for So Ca
nov IA o,