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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

STATE or 50 UTll ca ROLlNA.
Nrwl"rry cnnniy-.In the Probate Gpnt.
Henry ". Dominck and others - Endch
NJ. I.akr amt Anna Il. Luke. Prtiiun
to ri"v" Will iu ti,lr inrm ni law.
u nrI"arln% 10 my sL,iSinrIinu that
Ernrh VI. i,kr, "n ni The heirs at law and
disrh"I""s Of BE-, unin L,kr. drc'l, Tue
~ Nr"h"rry Cnnn Y, resides beyond The
i'"i'$ o. this State. This Is to give notice
'hnt an npl l',Iinn is on file in ,iS Conrt
~ prove ihr will Of >nih rio. ca$cd ~ due
torn "i Inv, ,l" absent Defendant is hereby
" titled I" Il" and appear before u,r IN said
Court, OH or l'rlor" the lfh hiy or JIn,,ary
n"Xt, I" sh"w t'anSr If anv hr c:li, whv the
said will Shnll not h' pr vrn IN the ma ,,ncr
nihrrSnih JOHN +. PETERSON.
Dee , ~ Ct Judge OF Probate, \. g.
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l;i@h:v- Five Acres,
,NGj ice.

"ii, % I fi sale N"M i,.rry rnurt n use
i'r t,'t VI 80" j nprv t., ~ .i>us, a Of
at ~ str s.'c t.lvriul> I" ttuI day.
One House Il, Il l.u' Si!u,ir,l in the
Village It Helena,
co, trini TWO ~ EES, vr'i i,nnrnvrJ u, n
nt UIr>rti rrru!Ii"'l I.v th, Mis- krii,'s term.
Cast n 't', ftn ci:.S"i cI1 nlkr n, rut r,.>
mrn'> with l"'i>u,, in " hnm | am in, ui,,,,l tn
-, tim i..t 81 lottioh o. the iu'ri'r9c m,.l.r,
~ 81 81 T. T.. LAKE.
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STATE or SOUTH ROLIN,, !,

y ~ 81 VIZ SOl'Ill ca ltOII y \ .
N"whr'ry pi~'ric' In fqiiiv.
George LIr>ru, 4 lm'r IS " IL. liant and
n;h -
!f ap. caring tn NV III if r:inu that ,Ios"rl,
l.. I"lk is :'h.i from the limits ct this
= hir. "u !nu'inn { Mr.>,s .l,nt.S auI .I.,,t,.>
trnn> NoI- II is or lrr Il thar ilIn >:,,i al,.
sent Il ''rn ~ tln plead uu.wrr ar ,l..,nur ~
'h'S I'LL wf'hin TOR v 'i:,vS tr,,n the pu ,.icl.
on l., r0' nr IL" same viii IL: taken uru
rnnf">>0 Iriu>t hir,.
t."u'i 0ili - SH.kS TOMBSTONE
pc" III 0l ot IS & D.. n.
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NOTICE.

I will sell ut the residence
OF the late DR.. James NJ:
Epp$, on the llth day of Jan,
uary next, all the PERSONAL
property Of said deceased, not
exempt by law, consisting OF
Mules,
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IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
NEwHEuGY.
Ahnrr ". R"e'lrr, and wife. Elix ,hrih, VS..
JoSrph it's and nttrt$. frcut on ior
I'ur,itInu

II appearing to my satisfaction that 10.
S"ph davenport mn!l Elizabeth his wife, de-.
Irn''uut> in lhc above stated raSr, ,rsiHr
without the limits ui this State. On u,.ri.m
OF al"s$r< Fir, Pope Il rorr. Solicitors inr
lciitinnrr-, III or,lrfd that said tlrIr,,,.
nn'S q" r'm'!, answer or ,hmnr 10 sl.I ln.
ii ion on "r l"'tnr" the 21'h ihv OF Drrrm
h'r mx,, or The Sn!nc will he taken pro
cuuir>Sn against them.
Given under III, hand this l9tl Nov. 1865.
JOINT. PETERSON, J. p. y. G.
Nov. - is 1T. =
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The State. Of South 'CurnIinu.

INt"B kHf IN PLltlTS.
Mary Il c,lrr AMI nrI:cl>, S L. llun,cr
ami utl,riS
I}r nr Ter Of hr t'uur viii Sc.l, hcin,r The
ttir l'niS.' II, Nrw ,.rr, ON the Il s' Mp,>
day In j M ~. 1859. The zeal r>t:,,c If
Iani"S k'rt"r dee a>cIl consisting nf II
hnrt of na-ilr ll,n.. place ->l ilnt"J IN
The District AMI State "I"'cSnId ro ''aining
Three Hundred and lhirtv-
Three and Il Half Acres,
more ar loss. and bounded b. l,nI. o. jain
X. & Gtrr. Fr,nii In wilson, Aipl Cun,,Or,
Nathan Hunter. Aifrc,l NJ. R"r,cr aud " il.
liam e. 4 In'. .., ... ....
TERMS -Fh" purchaser VIII h. rquitrd
I" ra' rirtt tt the purchase in.m v in
rirh, IL Il Ia >iriiiT ;Ee h,anrr hv bond
" To Ht - - :wn "'nl -nrrt.S. pIvah'" il,
one rn'l twp YEARS "iih Interest irun ilic Il ~
,f sale.
tnm'S Otlir SiLAS S.IOllN>TuNE,
De IL ii g.. *l2 C.L NJ.
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One Hundred and Thirty-Six
q : Acres,

mn,c " less. situated IN the niShic. anl
Stt'c ni",r>ad aud !" un,k 4 hv lnnrS 1T
Mr.. Mngnc, Martin estate Of Mir.j IA
ilLni. nH,l r>trtr ~ j mr> Sluiu
TtnM.. - fl'" rn,ri!:IS..r viii In Wqrirrd To
paw nci>ll n"t'-,li lh ~ rhr ruIchl.r iIlrncv,
nm! 10 >trutc Il,c h ,t.lurr plyr.ilr ut Twelve
M tii< wirh inn rest fuIu the day ,h sale,
bY h"ini and Il mnri:,l." al HE p,rni>cS.
Cum'r. OGlcr. Stl.AS TOMBSTONE,
Dee. lG 81 st.. so G l.. ~ D.
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In the District Court Of thc

In the District Court Of the
UNITED SrA res for South e rnlna. Oct
FERN. 1868 In tho mn'Icr Of lhnmas II .
h,n,eil--l}ankrnpt t"ti:inn for full and
tinnl hi.char@c' IN linnkruptcv.
0 dcmd. tI,nf II hr ring b had on tho 5ib
day or Jhnn,ry.. 1859, ut Federal Court
House IN Charleston y G.; and rI,nt all cred :
il"rS, Sc. "f '"hl Hnnk'upt nppcur at said
time aud pl CO, and shcw cause if any ,hcv
can, why tl'" prayer Of the petitioner shou Il
moi he granted. And that The 2,,d aud 3
n''Ttn.s, "f rrrhi'"lS at said bankrupt viii Ic
held at The m q Of licurv Snmmcr, E>o.r
giS "f3 i Con DiS,lirt S. G, on 2bth
day ct December. 1868, ~ l2 N. ~
hy "it"r It Ihc Court. tho 7lh doy Of De-
DANIEL nORLBECG,
Clcrk District Court United States.
pec. 9 " 3t. -. For Sonih Caro!!na.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

Nr"hr'iy D,-i,r'--in Euniir.
G"n,gi anna Dirkrr;. " ". II E,n,,.i Tr,,~.
tee anal uhrr$ lI,l. In III, ,u:e" l.r.N;.
"ruto TrrS' E<Inir
Bv ortlrr %; III" Court, | viii S.r, t,r:.,'r
~" t'"nr' Iinr-' II N"whr,rv. uy M..n!,,
III" 18th ,av al u, mLrr. SH$, thu in,,
'r:"n"'n" t" -. >"p.'n;,' i..ta'" n: ti'n;.i
ina hirkr,' situated nn Indian ttrrk. i
\r"'"trr District. r"nt,iuiu" tAo hun,lirtl
,''d '''r'v acres M"r' az les, aud h"nn led
hr l,n,!S Of Mrs. Ml'rr thrSirv DAvi
& "t::" DXm"r nn.l Others.
! r.nM&. -Tlm nnrrlnsrr will he rruIirr,
20 i'ry nn",h II "r 'hr purchase l.nrrv H.
r,-i' u',d tn - rur,. 'rh" h;,ll,n., p.,vai,ic ~,
i"ri'c n!r,n'l>. Mi'h t,'rrr$t itnn, ,hr .lay
"l sale BY hu,rl antl !nur:S,9" n' The prriii.
$rS.
C,m'"S 0nicc. SJ0tINSiONE.
nee on i ~l2 j. y p
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y u 20 N + s;
G. i n F. G w % f, r

L w''''l invit" ih" "ttrutinu ui dr.t'rtl in
III, l.ar.c -yId Well AS-iit, Il sock of Pow
der. 'on>l l.iin" ri X H. ilf.. ia krS,. halt
iiHi q ,',r,r' kr"-. a!>u ~ one l0niid Il II
Il ~ !mi 81 r,ni>trt>.
Dm itF in kegs, htlf ;inI 1u 'rnr kegs
alto ~ u,'" !unn! aud h'it' pan r,ni-tr
E.'Al" 'Inlh'ng aud 4 Il ~ q = 'uul k.'".
on, i",u'i AM, Ii az u ir'd "a" rr>.
Eng" l'urki"S in t.! an G! inun! kegs
tir,' InIiiI u,tl lnui al "a .i.trr>
H""inS |" wl,r, in Nv uty.iivn round
h'G-
Sl",ti"@, Mining nn Stripping l'nwtirr al
~ |, tar.r \ nIIru',r urri - :iIr rrl,',
'ri Wills M T. j Drnnt nrN"mmr. Cn.
vi mirt ~. ID 4 w nr. niID>r rc,,ui tiuu
has >''"al unY Vailed for .iX,, .ri:il ,",r,
I'm proper III Ii I ai ~ rr> either IL
/ ii az " h"h'>Hh'. ri""'hE = liln'r,i dI.C.,.,u
IA !nt> al iw'ny IN" i * r. 'n'r"
:; y i;b:i%UN. Agent,
Nos | ~ tt'IH'iG Nh.n, thi 'r:'nn, 5 &.
h,c. Q 30 81
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], TrV{Cr g. Go

Don't Fail to Try the Celc-
i,,"'rd Southern Tonic, p"nkni"'s Hcpa,io
Hi'IrrS, MI nn!hilng remedy for all Dis
eases Of The Digestive Organs and the Liyer.}
For sale hy all Druggists.
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l8Gt.:2- -

- @ ~ t.-J- ~
III" f0mati, Nu,sri.r. l,.' l.rn vrc,,lr i'm
l'"'d a"H '''' - '','t>!.: 81 ;i"~ the PIE: !n' T. 9
,h"h I" ~ lEi!,i, :tc' L.. ,r"l'rGr ,0n -
tthi i'",' "Nir g. 'V.;. i.ii; :. 'iulgr. Anne
" l'rh"' ,"i'i'" h"'y ;,:'s,,.... 49, l. i,,,n,r
N"r Nv "'''' - = r.t.;,.: pa an.. T. nm. .
e "r'!'r f'i'''~. =. 80. ~ ",,. a nh d.
t>"','. ..'., ."' ,'".'' .rr-. A:r, NJ II terI,
r"' 'h NJ "'>. SIN ~ Tue >,'u,s. tvrr
hnii ! hn frt irS -. ic' r.. The lest ;u
n y far"h Coll ctnm ever r.. ri il ~ =, ut.
: Etn :: I a." t'r iI"l.r. II large winter urrr
equal I" Dnrir.:r Nu:,, Il rWr H. >j2r SiaI
";'id a''l nwnit~ can br furnished item v.nl-
hi'. I" r.rim"
t't: -, it, pt"n' 'H, i"ty. irc'ulin" M the rs
hcw q h'' v'r.'"s. with tl:,>r fn vi,. 81. q
Also I.uftr'i,r ct =. iinr Srurlcr, ,,I., n,u n 4.
ria 'iS. much lr!:"'l with /. Srupi cr, Oh.
ior vine. 80
tn Ivrarrn ems. It !nrSc ND most vnri'" eo!lrc
ti'if. u'i,: ci" rv'., Gr,i' h'r smrict, thin
IN 'rn :T'I ;t, - = to rn,r i,
Fu>'S--A II Ire tine ti,ii :. with the lev
tri CT iml o'fHii"'S. MI crrwn o,. il.ir nM,
roofs ID h:!a,. he iii,r-! ru,. q, I. ~, +; DIT
"rt tirirh rnriy variety hE al. l,.-,m rv
>nl:Hh u'iS III! Z Lass. 'ry-wLthriMn,,I~ III q,
"'ithrn" fttirih:,' il. t!r Wy a.. D.,:ur,.'n
0Ntri' " >irin1s. Sc. ~ lev t;,ui, ,r wiH
Qua lri"; Ly '::Ii nj -. ,&,!.> q ,r,ir.
Will g ""i''ct To " Vi. sU.A ~. ! r.,.
y ~ "h i'm Tia ). g..
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STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA
MtWbcrry Di,irlCt--ln Ianitr.

Margaret MnrtIn,vs Jona:h n Martin, ct nj.
Pm ,uHut 10 IN rn'rr Of ,i,r Court, will
sell, fore Tie Cmirf fiou.r, ON the
iSt Monday ~ Jir,ary, 1879. lie real
estate "rlsnriek Mni,il atce"svA, c"nst>ti, &
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In the District Court Of the
UNIrTD @rA Is. fri' South th.tnlinn .O,r
FERN is 8 /, thr m,,rrr Of ll'.ny SUN.
III l. nf y "hrrrt Ciun r--IauEtunt i'rii.
ton tr full aud tinal disciImrSc in Bank
rrnirv
Oth"r"l. hat Il hrn"r@ hr hid nn the %
h,v al ID rr'nh"r. 1853 ~ L drrnl Gnu. [
llnn>r IN Columbia =. T. ; aud that MI cicd
i,"rS. &c "f SUM- Bankrupt hrp"ur ~ >:, Il
time ami place. II q >h.w en- u, " any they
O." "hr tir PRAYER OF the. p'.ii rl,'.r shnnl
NOT In %r in'rll. And thai ,hr 9 vi nmh 81
meetings. nf rrrdi"ls nf sail /, nk.,lpt will
b. he'd ~ IA" office "f H"uy Smmm"r + q.
'Ii'! rn'3 l'm - strict II : e o. l0.h
H., "' y ri n'l"r 1868 NJ II Il IN.
by "lr'"r at the Court, the Ii diy OF De-
ccmhrr 1858
DANIEL GIDRLBErK.
C'r't District Cmrr u i;,ri Stucs.
Dec. o 50 81 Fur South Carolina,
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II the District Court Of tie
UNlFE'' SrA 'ES. ir South Ctrr'ina O
IT. ~ is s. | III" mn'Irr at j =. Hu" crS
NJ New cry i"u,', u ukrnnt I,,il,uu
f." f.. | ,lni iu Il -c! ,rnr in T}tnL,uirr'
q Il s''i, l. u h"rr u: b had uu thr 20
hN O! Dee ISIS ut i, hrHi Cou,i iin,!.: ~
to t'", : I! ; ni"l that all rr,"!i ui> Sc.
~ S'm |; 'nHrunt ipmnr NJ said time and
place. ana -h'w cam q. il HIv they clu. WHY
ne prIvrr nf The petitioner should not b.
rr'lll'rt. Aud rh,t The IL nnd 8 ulrrrirm>
TT rr''ti,ur> If said Ri"krnpt will b. he'd Il,
IT." rtli,.r Or Il..nry >um,nrr. f. a. [, wi.,cr
"f Al C"n. " .'r!c' y. & . on 10Th day OF
lh'r mlmr 1873 't | II III
ly order ~ tnu G ,ur'. the 5 h day Of De-
crm:nr 1913
ntNIFL II0RLnECK,
Ctrr'i his.r.c: C"n", UnIr,f States.
lhc Q 30 3I For Snuih EHiuinH.
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POnlaCia I:T1lrSorics.

Oct. II - fmn.
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Cows,
COrC1lol,'S Sale.

Dee l6 81 1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

assistant superintendent of seed room.
one thousand two hundred dollars
disbursing clerk, one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
agricultural Statistics.
For collecting statistics and mate
rial for annual report. ten thousand
dollars: Provided, That hereafter
the accounts of the Agricultural De-
partment shall be audited by the
First Auditor of the Treasury De-
partment, and revised and certified by
the first Comptroller according to law.
Contingencies.
For stationary, freight and incl
dentals, five thousand dollars.
For purchases for library, labora-
tory and museum, five thousand dol
lars.
For fuel, Zig, and miscellaneous
expenses, tire, ,usand two hum
jred dollars.
For keep of horses, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
For labor and repairs in the ex-
perimental garden, and purchase of
plants for the same, ten thousand
dollars.
For purchase of new and valuable
seeds and labor In putting them up,
twenty thousand dollars.
For the Nelo Building.
For heating apparatus, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For gas fixtures, two thousand eight
hundred and ninety dollars.
For cases for museum, three thou
sand eight hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For painting walls. and fitting up
bathrooms. six thousand two hun
dred and fifty-fve dollars.
For purchase of furniture aud fit
ting up laboratory, twelve thousand
FIVE hundred dollars.
For grading, forming roads and
walks, and improving the grounds,
twelve thousand dollars.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

For salaries of five judges of the
Court of Claims, the solicitor, assist
ant solicitor, deputy solicitor, chief
clerk aud assistant clerk, bailiff, and
messenger thereof, thirty-seven thou
sand three hundred dollars.
For compensation of attorneys to
attend 70 taking testimony, witnesses,
aud commissioners, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For payment of judgments which
may be rendered by the court in favor
OF claimants, one hundred thousand
dollars.
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Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep, from Cairo; Shamrock,
for st. Louis; Tarascon and Louisa,
from Louisville; Nightingale, from ST.
Louis; Emma No. 3, and Lee
gal Tender, for New Orleans; Louis
vile, from New Orleans Linton, from
PASSPORT.
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DATEY JOURNAL
TPUBLIc-No. 69.7

An Act making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, and judicial
expenses of the Government for the
year ending the thirtieth of June
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby. appro-
priated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the objects hereinafter expressed,
for the fiscal year ending the thir-
tieth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, namely:
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RHV ER NEWS
For os1er Rfper nenls See Fourih PAGE.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment fh the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
ment of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
IA the Y ntted States. We are prepared to
BiiiilSr sosters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
80 - o. tiiissuIng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
80 DIS sn OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
vvn,srf = -, orders left with either of the
bOdlS Will be pFOTnr1fIx- OF To
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DEPARTMENT OF AaRIoULTURE.


For compensation of Commissioner
of Agriculture, three thousand dol
lars; chief clerk, two thousand dol
lars; entOmologist, two thousand
dollars; chemist, two thousand
dollars; superintendent of ex-
perimental gardens, two thou
sand dollars; botonist, fourteen hun
dred dollars; superintendent of seed
room, eighteen hundred dollars;
librarian, eighteen hundred dollars;
superintendent of folding room,
twelve hundred dollars; two clerks of
class four. three thousand six hun
dred dollars; four clerks of class
three, six thousand four hundred dol
lars; six clerks of class two, eight
thousand four hundred dollars; seven
clerks of class one, eight thousand
four hundred dollars; five copylsts
and attendants liz museum, at one
thousand dollars each, five thousand
dollars; three messengers, at eight
hundred and forty dollars each, two
thousand five hundred and twenty
dollars: two watchmen, at eight hun
dred and sixty-tour dollars each,
| one thousand seven hundred and
twenty-eight doilars;. six labor
ers at seven hundred and twenty
| dollars each, four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars; statisti
clan. two thousand dollars; assistant
chemist, one thousand six hundred
dollars; assistant superintendent of
experimental garden and grounds.
one thousand two hundred dollars
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For blank books, binding, station
cry, fuel, lights, laborers, and furnish
ing apartments for additional letter
carriers and clerks of the money
order system, sixty-fve thousand dol
lars. ,,,.,yssSs
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-16
TmURsDAY. APRIL I6. Is0s.
argest Circulation in city and State
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

A severe hail storm occurred at Augusta,
Ga, and vicinity, on the 18th inst, injur-
ing fruit and vegetation.
0. NJ. Morton, negro member Of the on
veDtion, announces himself az a candidate
for Congress from the First Virginia Dis
trict.
At large auction Of Southern securi-
ties, al Charleston, on the l4th inst, there
was noticeable improvement in the prices.
The average advance on all descriptions Of
stocks was fully ten per cent. A large
number Of Northern bidders were present.
An unfortunate woman, on Tuesday
night, the 9th inst, while attending one OF
the Catholic churches in New York city,
with an infant in her arms, was thrown into
mysteries by discovering that her child was
a corpse. Going out into the street, and
being unable to control her grief, she was
arrested on the sapPosition that she was
tipsy, and locked up. Subsequently, the
truth Of the case was ascertained and re-
ported 10 the Police Captain who had
caused the poor woman 10 be imprisoned,
but that functionary, with rare cruelty, 10
spite Of explanation, insisted upon keeping
the poor woman in a cell all night, where
she passed the weary hours in a state Of
frenzy, clinging TO the dead body Of her
child
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-16
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MUIR
DER-REAUTIES sBF THE PARDON



From the Knoxville Press and Herald, April H.
As some gentlemen were going home
about eleven o'clock Saturday night, they
heard deep groan from the house of Mr..
John Sanders, Swede who keeps a small
store on the Rutledge road in East Knox
vile. Entering the house, they found Mr.
Sanders stretched senseless on the floor and
watering in his blood from wound in the
head. Near him lay a short iron bar with
a thong attached, which was covered with
gore and appeared TO be the instrument
with which the bloody deed was done. A
small bundle of merchandise las upon the
counter, partly done up, aud the money
drawer bore evidence of having been ritied.
One of the gentlemen at once went to
Knoxville for medical aid, and returned
with Drs. Rogers and Alexander.
They examined the wound, and found
that Mr.. Sanders had been hit across the
right ear from behind with the iron bar
There was no fracture Of the skull, but Mr.
Sanders was completely insensble from
conclusion of the brain. He remained in
sensible until Monday evening, when he
recovered sufficiently to talk a little. He
SAYS that he had over two hundred dollars
III iuOlC1 III hlS VI dN eli NhiSu was ldhtIi.
The burglars left a gold watch, but took
his pistols
On Sunday night his nurses heard some
person snap pistol twice in the direction
of the house, bat the night was SO dark
that they could discover nothing.
Mr. Sanders is quiet, peaceable man,
native Of Sweden, and with no relatives in
this country. No cause is known for his
robbery add attempted murder but it was
known in the neighborhood that Mr..
Krouch was to pay him two hundred dol
lars on Saturday night.
Suspicion is directed upon two recently
pardoned convicts who had just returned
10 the neighborhood, and who were said to
be missing yesterday. Nothing, however,
is definitely known.
Until Monday, little hope was enter
tanned of Mr.. Sanders recovery, but the
probabilities now are that he will live.
We hope the robber and murderer may
be apprehended aud brought to ju5tic, but
there seems to be little profit in convicting
criminals, since, if loyal, our tender hearted
Governor freely pardons any little indis-
cretions like this, and turns them loose
again upon the community.
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New YORK, April 15.-The Herald's
special from Hsyti, 4th inst, says bloody
battle took place near the Gonaives. The
government forces numbered GOO men, with
two cannon the Casa's numbered 1000
The latter lay in ambush, and after routing
the government forces, they retook the
towns Of Mandin, Nalliere, Perche, Pig
non, Michael and Raphael. They captured
many prisoners and the enemy's cannon.
The commanding General IL missing.
Their headquarters are at the town Of Mi
chael, covering the most important points.
A decisive struggle is expected. A change
in the government will take place after
Easter.
President Salgarez's exploits have been
exceedingly exaggerated. His reported
capture OF Fort Tiberte is doubted. Sal
vsne, when last heard from, was at Geour-
amenle, making tour before returning to
the capital. Reliable advices inform Us
that there was an open rebellion at Goua-
rez, but we have no details
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TENNESSEE NEWS
Gen. II. II. Thomas, formerly Brown
lows private secretary. Is in Memphis.

Gen. II. II. Thomas, formerly Brown
lows private secretary, is in Memphis.
Gen. Joseph A. Cooper, one OF the Radi-
cal candidates for Congressman from the
State at large, was in Memphis the other
day.
J. W. Hill, Esq, Trustee OF Henry,
would not accept the office and give bonds
until the County Court raised his commits
sion TO five per cent
In Benton county The frost has destroyed
the fruit crop and much damage has been
done vegetables. II is believed the wheat
crop is not affected.
The farmers in Knox county report that
the growing crops in that county have been
but little injured by the frost. Some fruit
has doubtless been killed, but even that
will turn out better than was anticipated.
The Memphis Aralaaehe learns that pro
ceedings will be commenced against Rolfe
s. Saunders, Collector of Internal Revenue,
for releasing, pending final decision of the
case, the stock of liquors recently seized
from Mr. d. ii. Evans
Sunday night the 18th inst, Memphis
and vicinity were visited by heavy rain
and hail storm. Hail as large as a
pigeons eggs fell for upward Of quarter OF
an hour, accompanied by violent rain,
thunder and lightning The storm CON
tinued several hours, and was quite inju-
rious to fruit and shade trees and vegeta-
ton.
Several of the unsuccessful candidates in
Lincoln county at the late election, have
contested the election of their successful
opponents, and the County Court adjourned
until the 18th inst, to take up and decide
these cases. In the meantime, the Regis
ter, assuming that the 6ourt had failed, and
that thereby he becomes empowered to act
in the premises, has indicted some of the
candidates into Office.
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LATEST IlELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, April 15.-After reading
the journal, Mr.. Edwards offered an amend
ment TO Mr.. Summers order, so that addi-
tional arguments OF the managers shall be
filed before the conclusion of the closing
argument.
Mr.. COnness offered a substitute allowing
az many 10 speak on both sides as desired,
provided only four days he consumed 10y
each side. Lost-19 to q.
Mr.. Doolitle offered an amendment that
the opposing counsel. speak alternately
until all finished.
Mr.. Drake moved to postpone the sub
ject indefinitely. Agreed to-34 TO Is.
Mr.. Evarts said although MIR. Stanbery
was not able to be present, yet wishing 10
avoid delay, the counsel would proceed to
offer documentary evidence, and he hoped
they would tomorrow go on with the oral
testimony.
D. C.. Clark, Executive Clerk OF the
Senate, verified the message nominating
Thomas Ewing as Secretary of War, re-
ceived February I'D.
Mr.. Curtis then offered message dated
February Goth, in response to the Senate
resolution concurring in the removal Of
Mr. Stanton
Mr. Butler objected
The telegraph is working badly east OF
Louisville, and we are compelled-quarter
to o'clock-to close the form in order to
meet the mails.