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1NEA.-
i IOhlf Ch. choice @. T. Tea
10 do. do. Y. II. do.
IS do. medium grades q. T.. aRd y II
~ do. Oolongs, for sale.
MAXWELL A TlNGIF
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Secretary OF the Ireasury.
John Lir1n9stOn Esq, AsTehaRGs Union Lao
Company HslV FORK. mAT9
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NJ

Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas-
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
disAases
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

During q brief term Of urt held by
Judge Hall, 81 Martiusburg, Va, sever 81
applications were made fUT naturalization
pai efs. Among ths applicants was 8
native Of FaderlGnd,n He took With
bin 3 German friend 20 prove bis rel
dencs ia the country, OF this witness
the Judge asked
"Doyou know the applicant, Mr.. -"
Xssh, veil knows him
nIs his moral character coed ~
"Oh, yesn, yesh, Shujge, he's all right
-he votes mlt usn
The Judge could scarce repress q smile
at the answer 10 bis question.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A WOMAN 10 Paris informed her neigh
bors, who went out to work by the day,
that she would take care of their chill
dTen, without cost, upon condition that
she could receive them at eight o'eioek
in the morning, and keep them till i've
In the afternoon. The parents readily
consented; the babies we're always re-
turned promptly and in good condition,
and the woman was regarded as bless
ing 20 the community. Il WAS discovered
that this voluntary nNTse received quite
an income from letting the children to
artists and photographers at two fraRcs
per day, as models for angels and eheru-
bimH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A lady in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, having
given birth TO five children at single
birth-three boys and two girls-sll Of
whom are doing well, and it having been
ascertained that the family are all DEM
ocratic, and intend removing to Sullivan
county, q forty acre tract OF land was i'm
mediately donated for their benefit by
come OF the citizens.
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> Mrs, sffos'' WI: Wy B. COLLINS,

Agents WANTED Male or Female In every
toyFa aad cou " IA ihe Uaited 5ta'es, % tTO-
fuc this cell b-aiei prsparztipu. Az nts are
nv maxi z f-0m $50 To SD per mon D, clear
4 xOanses Apple tl1nE for age e ies c n te
nade for the ures.nt to WIS scs~On, a. the
Vhftemo-s II nae, Adams street, betEsen
Third and Sourth. deul Jhi-; or totle la4u
E4dzzring depot, No 4is' lItA rect, 81. Louis,
No either In peEsJn ar By letter.
-
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IU .NCT, LII, November 5, 1876.
MRs JACKsoN. Dear 5f1,ia1I Il IL with
pleasure tina certify & you. / lat seei1 one
OF your cir~u 'ars, WHICH cOnisihed certificates
aud lud0-s .mengs fr'in he best phYsi ians and
the ghssl q lie ! aHL oFiti's q sne Uhitrd
Sta Is. cert lying shst yoIr oils for The o. m
p-xiou and Teeth we're "a -Biv he oils, extracts
I. n essences o. h1WerS ard they wsrrant u
wheu used accordf 10 directions to cure the
wo ST and mos; q fficuI C nursing. sore
m q n, clnker OF the stomach, b bwCis AMI dys
pc ria. For ofulous disorders, when uSet
b'ta internally ard eXt-rBa Is. g. has no equal
Dear Madam, sseinV tn 8 my little daugh-
te-. aged dflssn months having the whOop ug
c0nRp for several ~ uths. accom- ariel with
what the doctors all Wu te c mixer, hey oG'h
and throat b-isg ri " uleerssef, and haV
I0g tr' ed eFeTyth Fs frr is 10 lei cOald heag
T. alt ~ no p1r o., / bought one bottle o
your OIL for th- c mpl xiou. cal ed Queen
Hess" went sror'iinE 20 lie r ctiOns, did not
use qui'e one bo'tl and aru most happy -
state to yp1 tn 4 II has cared my chi g. Hhe Is
Ow as well and he rty as " r she was In her
life I give you his, nv c. Ftines e, ho ping you
viii pub isl Il, that th .u-sn $ or others who
may be afflicted Flth any Of the abNve sffec-
ttons ay ~ On . get b title OF your Queen
3 ss for feel sure thev vii hud in1Dedia1e
relief You respect fully,
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Jersey street, bet. S xth aad seventh
MRS WI R co LISs' ERrFIcATE.

hANNlH u No ~ ~ n
MRS. JACKsON Dear ret1fstsi I am m0zf
happy 70 inform yGu th1ta ter having su fer
more than three yea 8 with What safae p ysi-
clans all nurs ug rora ulon = s'r eaFi &C u he
mouth and Ehrsst / n sd vart lus remedies
but found nothing To 10 me any god nat I
n. ard OF your oils for the c an plexiOn and
teetr, called "Qns4n Bsss.n I bought one b b
tie, w..ut according 70 direeti ms, ard am tru'y
shsnkfulf say Ibavs '"u1d a permansnJ curp.
HNni' you will pa u-h this. that otner poor
~ &. rers may be bpHefi tied by IL, 1 fenalu,
Yours scff4lly,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The Emperor Of Austria has sent dia-
mond ring to Isabella, the famous Paris
ian ti0wer girl, who presented him with
a beautiful bouquet during his visit to
the French capital. As Isabella is said
20 be no better than she should be, this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

day Of each month. John Gent Conn., n. J.
WiEgin. Rec.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

Willie Dearing, the surviving menu
her Of the Dearing family murdered by
Probst, fell on the ice while playing 10
the yard attached 10 the school at For
tieth street and Lancaster avenue, Phil
adelphia. few days ago, fraeiaring his
kns,e and fhigh.
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GOES O sTUpY.

FIRST SESSION, JCNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, kent's C0mmenta-
ries, B.slop On t'ri minal Law CaruthsrE His
tory o. Law suit, STEPHENS PiesdIngs
sECONa Session o. JUNIOR CLASS
Inths
Parsons on Contracts, Psrsons on Notes and
Bills, sreeuiesf or Eyi ence
FIKsT Session, SENIOR CLAs4
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam Equity
~ ssdink, Rsdhe on n lie, Hill ard on Mort
gage, Parsons GA fzTtnsrs3dps-
Sc 'OND SESSION, SENIOR class
WashbuTn ON Rea 2 Q.,eIty, Taylor on Lsnf-
lord an rshRat, NIGEL, . Anlss on Corpora
JiOBs StOry's UnhIct o Laws, ParsOns Ou
Maritime Law. COnzID's y. ). Treatise.
RecitaLlous aud eXaHii uat. Ous each day st 4
u lock Mo-, COn tUnCe -sch we1H, aad AT-
peil .Js Ourt once each month, presized over
" the Profess p all together.
rtu euts permitted 10 en- er snT Class but 70
Di plOma Eivsu except 20 those Ing through
whole ,urss.
Terms 81 D T u ssion, payable in advance
Lntranc1 Fee, 3 per -r-ai n.
All Studen. or aW tend tree OF char-ss
the Lectui es Of t1e Got. eye, iDciuotnC LecLziss
III nlOs uti Il and e1piauatIGu ~ Eatin and
Freuch tee niczlifies o. The Pr-sideut
Arrang- meuIs Will De Hnsde 70 ard and
odgs s .adents at SIS per mOnth. Apili atioss
81 5dld be nisde early. selO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The two leading lawyers Of Paris have
an Income from their profession of about
$50. 600 each, and have seven times as
much business As they can attend to.
one Of them lends his name TO eight
young lawyers whodrsw Up briefs.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIEs
COTTON BALES.

FTTHE undersKn have made extensive ar
= rangeinrnL- 70 siipply toe demand Tor the~e
Ties the present zes.nu.
In addition 10th FASsNAN DIAMOND TIE
ant bUiIbN TIE, 40 sZtensivefy u4ed hereto
fore they now Offer bis .lLIGAICR TIE, with
trefh 40 arr2nssc - 10 1 siartiy clamp tE0
HOop Wnst re pFstsurr - r-uove. fiom TIE
btfs and ii it without 81 ppirR
Great pains hrve hesu tzksu 10 aeeura Eha
0ss. On II Of iron.
Thesg Ties 50 simrle IN her arFznze-
meat bat they can be applied ny any one 10
bales Of sisy size. with O. E sans facility and
. pedliio - rOre. In Strength. security sn6
lael ~ oI A. ~ 'e1aiins,, th@y VII compsre "a
vorabiy with any - infFIduesd-
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now Esnrr-
a II recOgEizrd bus Do Is deerasd IA oat of
Piaoe 70 "a The a fentioh % those intrrssfed
70 tne very eInph4 tic recomH3 sudstlOn Or In
deTWritrrs- rteam boat Captsins, and OEntrs
and 4 gbnts Q. S-a feaEle-s and sal ing -
seia, ~ g 'tiy pub is1ea in the Dswsp apsrs IA
New Orleans
CHAMsERs & TATTING
eeuerai AEents NsW Oh aus
For sale By
MEATTAH & TREADWELL.
HASRiS, COCHRAN q c ,,
And other dealers and eroet y Aershants-
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

LODGES.
ArarEr-A, No. lss Meets 1t Monday II
every month a. Odd-FellnW- - Hal cor. Court
snd Main. ID. 3. Forster. 2A Froht street,
". "a. John Beaiuish, 5ecy.
sur RI aIEmrHf-. so ia. Meets ID Friday Of
ea-h m11th-d Hall. cor. Madison and 1ecouc-
I,Srr.t ec17-r N,. 2sa aosis Isl Fri5sy O. each
month -HaIL cor. Madison aud Second. John
Ainslle, ~ n; - 4. P y 9o4,ssZ5i >. sse. .s
r1onfb--CId-- --ellOws' Hail. r. 81. BtsulCy,
". ". r. Bats, Sec
EaIuISVrSG, 10. 81 10 d. Meets +ih Friday
~ eac- mouth-214 Front street John ].
FTonham, s3d, W. 81; b. x. fuhen, I'D Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FESE Chapter. No & Mests y Monday OF each
nouth-Odd-FsIloWs' Hall Johu Zsnt, d. +.
u. p d. o.. Levy. sec'y.
AEpB.N-
FUKEEA Couuen Nos Mezts "a Monday o.
each rneutk-O1d- Fellows Eall. John zeut,
IN. H.; \. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TKaCPLsss.
cTlzESK Uc~1maude-y, No T. Mssts sth Non
day Of each month, John Gent Conn., \. J.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2s FEoaf Btnest.
EEENrs Lodge sf Perfection, 18Th; No. l.
slated Communications q "Wednesday night
OF each mouth. Henry ?, Noodard, a2d, O..
NJ: Charlss N Csrroll. 18th. Sec.
arTTHgas LodTe cf Perfscttou, .4th.; No 2
Meets sfh Wednesday OF each mouth. George
Mellerrh, sd, O.. ~. A 4. Frankland, sld,
Sec.
s.AsrP5rs Tcuncii Princes Of Jerusalem, 18th. ;;
30. !. Benz. X. Fulleu, I'd, Tarsh.'.i -
rILv,aTT CNAFrrE OF Rose oroiz, isth., No. !.
Charles ". adams, nd, NJ. W.. II. Z. Tom
1inEDn, 3 e, sSc'.
FFIrIrPPE DrFIEssEIB Cduncii OF K-b, ssth.,
No. 1. Henry p. WoOdard, 62d., CON an (;
william Y. Cirose a73, Fec
coTsfsTuuY % WEST TEHE EssEE, 81. John
AinKlie. ga, Conn. IN Chief; Dodge G,
frndsg. s2d, ttog.'.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

a man has been taking the census of
murders In Europe. He finds that the
proportion of musSlers in England 10 the
whole population is one in 675, coo; in
Holland, one in 10000; In the North
German Band, one in 100 600; 10 Aus
tris, one 10 1900; in Spain, one IN 1000,
and In the Papsl states, one In $50.
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Strth SeHli- Inhmgt Expose.
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StenOgraphy.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.
formerly 81. Lazarus.)
Rev. 8 Il. 70 20, LII d., President.
!. DUPRES Pro -essor Of Languages.
-------, P.ofszs1r Mathematics.
JA~KsoN p. CREws. English Department.
session "Opens Aoaia., September snd

TUrTTos PER sEssIoS OF FIVE MoVTHs:
senior Clsss IN 'iading Lstiu. Greek aud
Mdthenisi ics....-.. ...-..-... SO %
ia -ii0r, nal IN tTs eiless, latin and dreuk
Priru srv Ie .5tstuieilt .....-.-..-.-...-. - 70
mH- P2FaGlP tI aIivaftr- nuS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The Committee dosS not sag that the
Eogllsh Ritual EVER Uas in use In the
United States. II the Order was estso-
lished here by any authority from Egg
land, or by persons who really were
knights, hoW did Il happen that they
had not The Ritual; and If they bad 1t,
how came they to violate their obligs
tlons and stultify themselves also, by
throwing IL aside and adopting one
sotaHp difsreHtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

N oderins OUR BrTTEAs 10 the soatheFn
| Puohe, Ns havs 40 hcaitAney IN s@srtins
heir superiority over any HcfthsTn rrodRc-
tloA in car msrksrz. IN tbair dezissmant they
are purely sauthsrn : compounded with 9
'pectal adaptituds to the vsrisus types of
stomssio dsrsngsmsata prevalent = sus
climate.
Hiss gentle stimulant 70 the Systsm afsaE
undergoing severe Illness.
tis orre for Dyspepsia,
Il assists Digestion.
Il curos Dlzrrhea and Cnolers Morbus
Ills preventive for ChilIs and Fevers.
1t is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
It's HoME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- Sold everywhere.
q. II. ER8ERT q co.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, Nc. 9 Howard's Row,
fahta u HekBphf-. remu.
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1rrsin proposes, u The hight Of recent
evllsia sasgk tha ,s RofflQwa,
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RIrrAL OF TIE RED cKos

Your Committee feel no he-itaucy 10
declaring from their own kn0wledge, a.
we'll as from reading, that this II tufl
was M manufactured by Webb aud his A.
socIates from kindred degrees not Of this
Order Il requires no argument to dem
oustrate that this Degree has no cannec-
ton whatever with the Orders Of Chris
tiau Knighthood, nGr ever should have
been incorporated into an Order whose
sublime teachings are OF Jesus as TIE
RedeeneF Of the wOrld-iu his mediaty-
rial character a. the Way. the Truth
and the Life.
HItis a question how far each St4tp,
in It's sovereign capacity, is bOunt to fol-
low such p4lpabIe innovations, when
they are satisfied thar freud has been
Icrpetrated, and the ancient landmarks
removed 1t must be apparent 10 every
intelligent Sir kuightr that Rl'es and
Ceremonies have been rUthiessiy s2'Ti-
ficed-obligstiOBs wantOuly set al usLg gdt,
and the interests Of Knigh hoO1, fJunied
on Truth anf the new Law Of oar Re-
deemer, jeOpardiZsd d 10y a departure from
original principles and ancient Land
marks.
Your committee do not design to i'm
pugt, the motives Of any Sir Knight iu
de ense OF the present heterogeneous Rlt-
usl, but We would be distinctly aud uue-
quivCcally understood as declaring that
our duty TO ancient Knighth0od-to It's
Ritual, Rules aud CerenIonIes-to the
memory Of our FRthers-tO Ourselves-to
posterity. aud, above aud beyond all TO
nnr solemn vows; all, all req4ir- that We
should ARASpCN A RITUAL which was
manufactured, IN Aiasszcnuse- Is, by
Webb and his associates, and fUlsted upon
the General Grand Encsmpment in 1873,
at its organization, by the Uery Sr
KNIGHTS 1ChO manufactured u. II, during
the nalf century which the Grand En-
campment of the United states has
existed, error has been perpetrated
through ignorance, II IS to be regretted
but when light becomes manifest, an
darkness itself shines through the light,
cur duty-our KnighthO0d-our OblIga
tions compel US TO claim from the Grand
Encsmpmeut Of the United States q
return To the ancient RitUsl-ihe Ritual
now used, and which has been used by
the Immemorial EBeampments even
before the organization Of the Grand
Conclaye OF EuglaUd, in 1871, and trans
mitted to the present period.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE oEs0To

SIGHT sFSsI0N. IN pONRECTION
a " tn this College, Is nov insngu rstcd. As
mportty arrang-ni Dt the Jlas Ineets 10
. ~ I'll W EfTEkN PUBLISH ING HOUSE,
No N SJU TH COCRr STx ~
Tlie cOuue o. instruction i eminentlv prac-
Gcti ~ well "a scientific, esu braciug every hing
n ess~sry ID ~ Young men or tneP Pfii ~fest dis
rhaT Of th+ dntie- OF An Aesoubt N. ard
holE K ep@r In - uer haf Is Office The stu
q nt < Jes through pr hey the same root ne
- ssurualfz nR. posftrg into his Ieriger, and
psing h's 90 * ant tigen uiakinR oqt bis bal
rtrs sheet. as b would in a tusl business
fats proc - ] renewed ind dpite nun
her Of tim~s, til ne b ofue@ familiar W.T.
t4fese Op 'ratiOnH and a. sEp-ft In D srfOrming
The a, a. n n b td sps long apprenticeship
IN fhe ON ing HOaae.
rERxs For isht session On sdvsnesl one
q 20
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LAW SCILOOL,
MEMpHl COLLEGE.

-EylIE Law Dep ,-ttri .rt " the Merfphis Q J.
/ iexs Will tea on tl- EINsr MJSBAN
JgyrOBER The IOuO wing sentIets. en- com
prise the Faculty;
COnstitut Onal Laz--...--....-f5en. A. BEgT PIEE
S5sr.,,,si 3 ,y,,trtv r,-7Jsn x issts
Equity q COHaDeF0 - Low .iOn-P = T. -CRr GGs
C.l-s. La y & admiralty \ .-t5eu-J z CHALMEHs
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AuERiCAS MASONIC TEHPLAHIsM.
Uuder the mischievOus Influences OF
Gsorge Frank Gouley. in whom, we
think, Esal rather outruus wisdom, the
Grand Commandery Of the Brethren
no style themselves Knight Tenn
plan, " in Missouri, hss adopted, as part
Of its Constitutions or statutes, the fol-
laving.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

TTAVINd suggested 20 rae taerk a. 80
II County Court of anei1y ecuntF ne iAsats
Tsncy of the estate OF fred .zeafsl1 dersas.r7.
81 re1sens haVf1E ciai1as a7zIrsf s...a srfs5<
iecr1T nctldfd 70 Gle fHFsn III - .'Ir1r.
% eala Court bg the l1t1 day - tte1 90 ~.
pro rat4 dsstrr r1uticn, 1F 1sI1r va =,
14sret. 4ctA - itH erIt ss'@1f. 81
p4tfcns, 1rzi as i1ang a4 49,. :. 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-24
THE MURDER OF RANDOLPH.
The Accounts of tho killing as Given In
the Up-Country Papers.

The Anderson IntelIgencer has the follow
ing:
ANOTHER MURDER.-B. F. Randolph, colorod
senator from Orangeburg, and Radical candi-
date for elector in the Third Congressional Dis
trict, was killed at Hodges Depot, in Abbeville
District, on Friday last, under the following
circumstances: lie had been 20 Abboville q.
H. the day before; and left there on Friday at
ternoon for this place, where he was to deliver
q speech at night. The Abbsvllls train and the
up train for Greenville arrived at the same mo-
mept at Hodges, and Randolph changed cars i'm
mediateIy on their arrival. Taking seat in tho
first-class car, he was called out by two colored
men, who asked him when they might e1pec t
him to return; he stepped on the front plat
form of the passenger car to answer this ques-
tion. when he was fred upon by three or four
men who were standing upon the depot plat
form. and within few feet OF their VICTIM
Three or four shots took effect, and he fell to
the ground instantly killed. The men who
committed this terrible 9ced were entirely un,
known to the citizens, and Immediately ehected
their escape by mounting their horses, hltchad
only short distance from the train, ana rlding
rapidly away. Few were near the scene, as
the majority Of pass engers and railroad men
had gone 10 the Inner house, on the opposite
side OF the track where the men stationed them
selves to commit this deed, and therefor
they we're not seen by many persons. we Wero
returning from Columbia on that day, and
when the shots we're fired, imme liately has
tened with our tcllow-passeDgers from the
dining room to inquire the cause, and there
lay Randolph weltering IN his blood. From
all we could learn he uttered no cry nor seemed
conscious that death had oyertaken him. We
made inquiry of the citizens present if they
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.4FEAIRS IN LOUISIANA.
STEAMBOAT AcCDENT-MURDERs- -coNFLAaRA
TIoNs-RIoTS.

STEAMBOAT Acc1DENT-MURDERs- -coNFLAaRA-
T1oNs-RIoTs.
New OS1EANs, October 23.-The steamboat
General Quitman, from Vicksburg for New Or
leans, snagged andsunk yesterday twenty miles
above Bayou Sara. All on board we're saved,
but the boat and cargo, consisting OF seven
teen hundred bales of cotton and forty-fve
hundred sacks of cotton seed, are total loss.
Last night number Of disguised persons
entered the Jefferson Parish jail at Carrolton
and shot two negroes, one OF whom has been
twice condemned for rape on white women in
1866 and twice reprieved, once by Sheridan and
once by Mower. The other was convicted OF
the rape and murder Of a. white girl, aged
eleven years, few days ago. The first was
killed, and the latter shot in the head and will
probably die. No other prisoners were dis
turbed.
About o'clock this morning fire broke out
at Gretna, opposite the upper part OF New Or
leans. 1t was undoubtedly the work OF lncen-
diaries. 1t is reported that during the pro-
press of the fire number Of negroes were dis
covered stealing the goods saved from the tire.
fight occurred and two negroes we're Killed.
The whites and negroes gathered from all
quarters and the fight promised to become
general, but o company of infantry and body
of police from New Orleans prevented any fur
.ther outbreak. The negroes finally took to the
woods and there were very few to be seen IN
the neighborhood. Nine or ten wooden houses
were destroyed. 1t is all quiet this evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-24
Condensed News by Telegraph.

The suit in New York against General VIII
liam Malone for tho seizure OF the vessel
George Leary at Norfolk in 1866 was heard yes
terday. General Malone claims that he acted
in an official capacity as President OF the Nor
folk and Petersburg Eailroad, and is not per-
sonally liable. The damages claimed are
thirty thousand dollars, and the case is still on
trial.
A skir1nish with seven hundred Indians,
which occurred near Buffalo station, Kansas,
resulted in nine killed and thirty wounded; the
soldiers had only three wounded.
Several Republican candidates defeated IN
the recent election in Philadelphia, have con-
tested the election. Nearly all the offices will
be contested.
Pendleton has been sick in bed at Cincinnati
since Tuesday with inflammation OF the lungs,
and must forego his appointments in Missouri,
Michigan and New York.
Two negroes WHO we're indicted for the muir
der of Mr.. Wooten two years ago at Fortress
Monroe, and were condemned to be hung yes
terday, have been respited to November 27.