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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
State of South Carolina

CDOCc 1CbO LID l6lCI,
IN ORDINARY.
Samuel Gunter and wife Ellcanor, |
Applicants.
vs.. Far p IN
Caroline Kirkland, John r. Kirk
land and others, Defcndts.
IN pursuance of an Order from the Ordinary. r
i shall proceed to rc.ssll mt Edge6eld Court
House, on the first Monday in December next, for
Partition. Int the risk of the former purcha ser.)
the REAL ESTATE of WARREN KIRELAND
deceased, a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
lying aud being n the District and State aforc.
said, containing Sixty Fouri acres. more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Reuben Lyhrand, Bar
ney kreps: Henry Cato an3 others.
~ Terms Cash.-Titles extra.
s ISAAC B0LES, S.E.D.
Nov. At 40
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Valuable Lands
TO RENT, LEASE OR SELL,

vByHE Subscriber wishes to Rent, Lease or Sell
Il his ENTIRE TRACT OF LAND, lying IL
milos West of Edgefeld c. H., on Bird Creek
and will divide it in Lots Of from Fifty to Five
Hundred Acres, to suit parties.
This body of Land s we'll adapted to Corn
Cotton and Small Grain. Como and look, and
judge for yourselves.
EY Terms made easy.
gss- will also sell superior lot of WORK
" B. NJ. TALBERT.
Nov. If Is.
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The TRUE ROAD TO COMFORT, CLEANLINESS,
ECONOMY, GOOD COOKING, AND ALL THAT SORT OF
THING, is by the way Of WM. H. GOODRICH & SOS,
who speak for themselves in another column.
Their Stoves are famous as grea, economizcrs If
fuel AID as un,iyaicd bakers. In MI cases their
Stoves, Crates and Tin Ware give entire satisfac-
ton to purchasers. Let every house! eeper give
them trial
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TO RENT.

a the late residence of DR.. ]. F. Adams. de-
IN ceased, on FRIDAY, the. 10th inst, some
VALUABLE COTTON md GRAIN LANDS,
divided to suit persons wishing to Rent the ensu-
ing year.
S.w. NICHOLSON, .a,n,o,,
f. ADAMS. nu"' o'''
Nov 2t 46
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Nov. 3
Religions Notice.

The Union Meeting of the 4th Division. of the
Edgedeld Baptist Association, will be held at Re-
publican Church, on Saturday before the 5th Sab
bath in November. The Teachers und Pupils Of
the Sunday Schools within its bounds arc earnest
ly requested to attend.
is MATHEWS, Mod.
Mn,, ~ AZ
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TO RENT.

n WILL RENT for the next year, the GROVE
Il PLANTATION, lying q miles from Edgefeld
C. H.. on the Ninety Six Road. There are Three
Hundred Acres open lard on the place, well
adapted to Cotton ard Grain. Terms reasonable.
LUCY j. BATES
Nov. Q. st As
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JANIS NJ. ANDERSON WITH D. r. WRIGHT Co.,
AUGUSTA, Ga. This is our young townsman, SO
we'll beloved among US; than whom Edgeded
has known none more honorable, more refined,
and more intelligent. He is now salesman nj
the frst-cla.s Dry Goods establishment above
n med. Nuke out your list and repair ,hither.
Our popular COM patriot will welcome you pleas
antly AID serve you alvantagecusly. Read his
csrt
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Nov s 9se5,t-15 5T1 1t 4s
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

L1ODE 111bDy DIDIItIOIf
IN ORDINAR Y.
Elizabeth Franklin, Jesse Franklin ~
and others, Applicants,
VS.. For Par'r.
George Sharpton and wife Nancy
and others, Defendants.
DY an Order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
Dto rc-scll at Edgefeld Court House, on the
first Monday in December next, for Partition, lat
the risk OF, the former purchaser,) the REAL ES.
TATE of BARTLEY FRANKLIN, deceased.
situated in the District and State aforesaid, con.
tanning Two Hundred and Two (202) Acres, moro
or less, and bounded by landa of T.. Gomillion.
Levi Mover, Richard Gregory, Sr., and Others.
V Terms Cash. Titles extra.
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D.
NOV. 3 At Az
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EVER SINCE WE CAN REMEMBER HAVE THos.
RICHARDS & soN sold Books and Stationery in
Augusta. By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that they are still there.
Their stock is always very choice and very COM
ple,e. As enlelnen, courteous in manner aud
fair in dealing, they have no superiOrs.
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TO RENT.

NOR the your 1889, tho wel-known pLANTA
Il TON formerly belonging to THOMAS ]
MckIR, decd, and occupied for several yenr,
past by W. L. Mcdaniel. Apply to
THOS. ]. MCKEE,
noodlawn, S. c.
NovlO 81 46
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IN. BANKR RUPTCY.
IN Pursuance of On Order from the Hon. G GE0.
Il S. BRYAN, Judge of the District Court Of
the United States for Soath Carolina, I will sell
at tPUBDICDUTCRY, nt Edgcfeld c. H.. on the
first Monday in nTDecember'nexLthe HOUSE AND
LOT in the Village of Edgcicld whereon JOHN
C0LGAN now resides, containing Nine Acres
more or less.
e. Terms Cash.. 3, x
E. J. YoUNGBLOoD, Assignee.
Nnu lA -. At "A
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,


R. W. Biedsoe and wife Mary,
Applicants,
John Kenney, and wife Emiline, ct
al, Defendants.
I'm Pursuance of nu Order from The Ordinary. T
4 shall proceed to sell at EdgeGcld c. H., on tn,
first Monday of December next. for Partition. and
to pay debts. ONE TRACT OF LAND of the Es.
tate of KEREN II. lIEARN, decd, lying and he
ing in the District and State aforesaid, on the
waters Of Mill Creek, containing Two Hundred
(2OO) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
of uonry Hart, Jesse Hart = Bexley and Others.
TERMS-On u credit Of twelve months pur-
chaser to give bond and goo,h securities, and
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary, to Sc
cure tho purchase money. Cost to be paid in /.
cash, and also to pay for Titles extra.
ISAAC B0LES. SED.
Noy. 10 At 4s-
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ASSfGNEE5S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY
IN Pnrsuancc.of an Order from the Honorable
n GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for South Carolina, T
will sell at PUBLIC OUTCRY, at Edgeield C..
H., on the first Monday in December next, ONE
TRACT OF LAND whereon RUSSELL PAD
GETT now resides,s confirming. Two, Huhdred
Acres,i more OIL: :hss, adjoinipg lands Of JamessD D.
Watson, GeergeBell and others.
Terms Cash.
w.t. w. cARwILE, Assignee.
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.Assignee's Sale.

IN-pursuance Of an Order of hon. A. G. Fos.
a TER, Register in Bankruptcy, will BE- Sold,
free from the cncumbrance of Liens, at Granite.
vile; in the County of Rdgefeld and State of
Soutt Carolina, on the 3Oth day of November,
1853, the following -
Tract of Land !.
Exclusive of Ninety Acros, including the dwell.
ling house, and The growing crop) belonging to
All that tract of land, situate lying and being in
the County and State aforesaid, on Big Horse
Creek waters Of Savannah River, containing Two
Thousand and Eighty Acres, more or less, and
bounded on the West by lands now, or formerly,
belonging'to William Gregg; on the Northwest
by lands now, or formerly, Lewis Elzeys; on the
East by lana.now, or formerly, Mat. Mays and
E.Posey's; on the Southest by land now, or for
meriy G; Roziers and Mrs. B. Swearingin's; on
tine South by land now, or formerly, VIM. Riggs
and ]. Hatcher's. i.gifvo,f ,.,..,T %.
Also, that other s.rib. y l,.sugsgk
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NEW GOODS.

Il lie subscriber has just received from Charles.
ton his
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS,
which he now offers to his customers and the
r.;;blic Mt the LOWEST CASH PRICES, and
asks those who desire to purchase to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere:
Plain, Figured and Chenc DELANES and
P0PLINS, from rs to Is cts. per yard-all Colors
and Shadoa.
Checked and Earleston GINGHAMS,
Bleached SHIRTINGS and Long CLOTHS
Red and white FLANNELS,
OPERA FLANNELS, all colors,
Canton FLANEELS,
Plaid LINSEYS.
Plaid and Domestic GINGHAMS.
Ladies' CL0AKS and SHAWLS, in variety,
Breakfast SHAWLS and NUBIAS,
Ladies' and Misses HATS-Straw, Braid and
PlushAbeautiful,
RIBBONS, pLUMEs, FLOWERS,
Linen Cambria HANDKERCIIIEFS, yc.y
che,p,
HOSIERY, all kinds
ladies' UNDERVESTS,
YANKEE NOTT0NS-in variety,
IRISH LINENS,
Ihckaback DIAPER and TOWELS,
Rown SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
Btached and Brown JEANS,
STRIPES, 0SNABURGS, &c.
For Men and Boys Wear.
D,ESKIN, TWEEDS. CASSIMERES,
S.TINETTS. Kentucky JEANS,
K:RSEYS and FACTORY JEANS,
HTS and CAPS, all styles and sizes,
Gets UNDERVESTS, NECK TIES, COL
LAB, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
InStore an elegant assortment Ladies and
MISS SH 0 rs, very cheap.
Cats, Boys aud children's D DOOTS and
SHGS, large stock.
Also.
.cncrai assortment If CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AK.
Els, AILS, &C., &c.
Groceries, &c.
SGAR TEA, COFFEE,
CEEIE, MACAR0NI, CRACKERS,
CABLES, STARCH, SODA, SOAP,
withevery variety of Goods generally to be
foundn we'll furnished Village Store, MI of
whirlRill bs sold US CHEAP as THE CHEAP
EST.
B. c. BRYAN, Agent.
No 10 2m I6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

THE LiGnrxISG News DEALER We mean
Quinn Of Augusta. We return him our kindest
hanks for late aud liberal iavors. II you want
Late Novels Literary Magazines, Fashion Books,
Political Journals, Coluic Papers, Nursery Tu!cs,
Writing Paper, Pens, or anything in thnt line, so
by al means to QUINN. You will find his very
attractive shop under the Cons'tutionalia office.
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More Appointments.

Gov. Scorr has appointed LOUIS SCHILLER,
Auditor, and JAMES DorpIS, Assessor, for the
"County" of Edgcdold. Who, or what are they ?
We know not.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
r. II. Middleton,

VS.. NJ
WIN. Hayward and
Middleton j. Hanckel.
EpY virtue of IN order of the Court in th. cause,
I'D I will proceed to sell at Edgefold c. H., OIL
Monday the 7th day Of December next, the REAL
ESTATE described in the pleadingssto witt. !
T ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Eleven
Hundred and Eighty Aoros, moro or less, adjoin-
ing lands of John T. Middleton, Dr.. N. Merri-
wother, DR.. S. G. Mcrriwether and others.
Sold on credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, except Costs of suit which must
be paid in Cash. Deed of Conveyance to be
signed, tut>not delivered until the purchase is
paid; and if not paid at he time the same be-
comes due the land to be rcsold for cash, ut risk
OF the FIST purchaser Titles extra.
z. W. CARWILE, C.E.ED.
Nov. 10. 1t 46
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFnGLD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
John NJ. nnr!ing and wife K.zah,
Plaintiffs, i.,

7 Partition.
others, Defendants. 1i+is
IN pursuance of an Order from the Ordinary, I
L shall proceed to sen at EdgeReid Court House,
on the frst'Mondny in December next for Psrti-
tion. the REAL ESTATE of WILLIAM NC
D0WELL, deceased. consisting of SEVERAL
PARCELS OR.TRACTS OF LAND, lying and
being in the District ana State aforesaid, to wit
THE HOMESTEAD and LUCY THINNER
MAN TRACTS9upited, containing Three Hun.
1red and Twenty (320J Actss, more or less, (the
Widows Dover of One Hundred and Six Acres,
to be deducted therefrom,) and bounded by lands
of Ransom Zimmerman, Jacob Zimmerman, ].
W. Zimmerman and others. -
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND.
known as the Harris or Red Bank Tract, con-
tanning Fifty Seven (57) Acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands of Hiram May L. P. QUITS
and others.
TERMs-on credit of twelve months from,
day Of sale. Purchasers to give Bond and good
security, and Mortgage to the Ordinary to se-
cure tho purchase money. Costs to be paid in
Cash. Titles extra.
- ISAAC B0LEs, S.E.D.
Nov d Sf-.- 4t 80 AZ
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Religious Notice.

The next meeting of the Executive Board o
the EdgeGeld Association will be held Mt Repub
lican Church, on Saturday before The 5th Ssb
bath in November.
L.R. GWALTNEY, CHAIRMAN.
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A Carpet-Bagger Comes to Grief

A Carpet-Bagge Comes to Grief!
A few DAYS ago white. skinned loyaliSt,
with colored habits and wardrobe neatly
enclosed in paper collar box found il conve,
nient to tarry at Arkadelphia, ir Southern Ar
kansas. or course he was school teacher, like
all travelling loyalists, and managed to impose
himself into some quiet, respectable col.red cir
Giles. When he opened school with dcz m pu
pills from the first families of Africa, he regis
tered his name in their copy books as Joseph c.
Day. Among his pupils were three females of
sweet-scented sixteen, and by one of them
he was smiten to the heart. AS natural
sequence, he tried 10 smite her in the heart.
The damsel scorned his advances to the cita.
del of her rnvdes,y, and with tears in her
eyes as big as hail-stones, and sice q, tierc'
she flew home and told her mother. The ol,i
lady told her dusky lord aud just after dusk
he raised a crowd of about seventeen other
African lords, and surrounded the cabin where
Day had favored select Ethiopian fan lily
with his "godly walk" for the simple con.
sideration Of his board and washing. About
the time tue clock would have struck the
virtuous hour of nine, if there had been one
in the select bonrding-hous:, the color,d COM
mi,tce tapped at the crack which served Mr..
Day as u window, AID told himlin q choice
African diulcct, musical as the notes of a
Spanish guitur, that dey wunted TO see him
shortly or sooner, and to "git out o. dar.''
Day looked out and thought that he could
see stars. Que OF his friends remarked to
him gently, come out 'on dar, you id low
life scslawag.n A dozen joined in the chorus,
and invited him to come out u dar." Pro.
fssor Day called parlcy and asked them
land primers they wanted. They tnld him
he had TO leave "dcm diggins, and dat id
quick" He said he'd die first; but they told
him that no "cuLting up would be tolerated,
and he uubarred the castle and came out.
The colored lords marched him down to the
river, whisling the "Rogue's March, and
put him across, with instructions not to come
back, unless he was willing TO take promi.
nent part in 6rst-class funeral. Without
inquiring for his collar-box or sending mes.
sage or lock of hair to his sisteriug, be made
tracks towards Little Rock at surprisingly
long distance apart. Having run that race,
he Is now qualified to run for Congress.
THE DEVIL IN KENTUcKY.-The Louisville
Democrat of the 23d instant has the follow
ing: A few days ago, as one Of our citizens,
q prominent tobacco merchant, residing in
Brooksvile, was returning home from the
southern portion of the county, where he
had been buying so' crops of tobacco, and,
bciur '~',' =. riding along the road
when suddenly he beheld a frightful object
in the middle of the roadimmediately in front
Of him. will give you the description of
it as beard 1t from his own lips:
"Thc object was about six itel in height,
and walked upright. The face was at times
that Of lad, very pale, With eur]s Of fame
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County Commissioners Office,
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA,

TUsT received supply of Gunpowdcr, Impe.
D rial, Young Tyson and Black TEA, which I
have tested, and confidently recommend as being
very choice aud delicate in flavor, and very full
strength. G. L. PENN.
Nov q ff Az
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Notice to Teachers.

A TEACHER wanted to take charge as Prin.
IA cipal of the Edgcfeld Female Academy.
Mono need apply unless we'll recommended a.:
competent to teach The Languages, and prepare
Young Ladies for College.
An Assistant Teacher, as also Music Teacher,
have been engaged.
School to commence Second Monday in Janua.
ry 1859. J.L ADDISON.
~ Charleston Courier and Columbia Pnenir
will copy twice and forward bills.
Now. If As
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i re- Tho largest gun in the world has been
cast in Prussia. tits to carry o shot weighing
1,2OO pounds, and the monster itself weighs Fifty
tons. ia'
+ N9- General Howard has issued orders to the
Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen, Bu-
;reau TO close hi, Office November first.
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NECESSARY ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF PgnuvI.
Az GuANo. In their advertisement in another
column, J. o. MATnEwsoN & Co. advance the
price of Peruvian Guano from $71 to 1880 This,
as stated to us by these popular dealers, has been
rendered necessary IN account Of the Peruvian
Government ..geut advancing his price $3.50 in
gold per ton.
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State of South Carolina,
EnnEEIEI.D DICTR1GT

State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, -
INsEQUITY. "a
Elizabeth Couch, Adm'1,1 ~. :
VS. BUt Jor SAFE
Jackson Holmes, fcf land, dc.
Jesse Couch, 's'fi ~
Watson Couch, ct. al. j..
10y virtue of an order from Court in this cause,
I'D will sell at Edscfeld G. H., on the first
Monday in December next, the REAL ESTATE
| Of JEPTHA COUCH, decd, to wit:
THE HOMESTEAD; ntaining Eighty Two
and one-half Acres, and the CLAYTON PLACE,
containing Fifty eight Acres, more or less, bound.
I'd by lands of Jacob Moyer, Jackson Holmes,
Derrick Holsonbake and others.
TERMS-One-half Cash. Tho balance on q
credit of twelve months, with interest from day
Of sale. The credit portion to be secured by
bond ard mortgatc on the premises. Titles Ex-
ira. Q. W. CARWlLE, C.E.ED.
Nov. 10 At 46
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY. -
L. G. Holloway,
VS.
Edgeield Odd Fellows and
Masonic Building Association.
10y virtue of an order Of tho Court in this cause,
Id will proceed to sell at Edgefeld G. H., on
Monday, the 7th December next, the REAL ES-
TATE described in the plcadings, to wit:
THE THREE STORY BUILDING in the
Town of Edgofeld known as the Odd Fellows and
Masonic Hall.
TERMS-Sold on credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, payable annually,
except Costs of suit which must be paid in Cash.
Purchasers to give bond with good personal sure
ty, and mortgage of the premises to sccu-e the
purchase money. Pay for titles Extra.
wv. CARWILE, SEED.
Nov. 10 4t 46
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From the Memphis Arulunche.

e9r The present complexion of the next Con
gress is Senate 81 to IL; House to l4e to 50.
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~ Georgia Was carried Democratic by $4,000
majority; Louisiana by $4,000 majority; Ala
bama by about 10000 majority. North Carolina
is Radical by 5000 majority.
@- General Grant has not yet resigned, AID
it is said that he will continue to hold his Office,
if elected President, until he is inuueuruted, in
order that he may nominate Lieutenant General
Sherman to the vacancy occasioned by his OVID
promotion,
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Nov. 3
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Administrators Sale.

Nov 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-01

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-The adoption
by the Couucilmen and Aldermen o.
the ordinances, empowering the Mayor
to grant licenses to tavern Keepers, il
ionnlity OF the excise law.
Ihey also concurred in the adoption
OF resolutions for the State and civ
authorities to protect naturaIized citi-
zens abroad.
AT a meeting of liquor dealers and
members of the legislature, at the As.
tor House, yesterday, the draft OF a
bill to be submitted 10 the legislature
was presented. 1t provides for the issue
of liquor licenses by the Mayor of this
city, and the establishment. under his
supervision of a bureau of excise IL
csnseS.
Judge Clark, OF the Supreme Court,
general term The Bank Ofthe Common
wealth, Us. Jasper Vankirk, ct. al, in
which the bank appeals from a decree
in the lower court, decided yesterday
that gold and silver are no longer law
ful money OF the country, but mer-
charitable commodities, and that prom
isRry notes, made payable in gold,
must be paid in gold or currency OF
an equivalent value.
The steamship Manhattan, from
Charleston, arrived last evening, bring
ing the following passengers, officers
and crew OF the steamship Raleigh,
burned Oh that port: Capt, Nathaniel
II. mllls1 william Welsh and John
Slocum, passengers, @. w. BARTLETT,
LIST officer, Gordon Young, ID officer,
N. Boyd, John Mcdonald, Patrick
Harrington, James Penfeld, Euguene
Ellis, Michael Gibbons, Thomas Brown,
Michael Larkin, Joel d. Periee.
The druggist who was at first sus-
Pected OF having something to do with
the Brooklyn poisoning case, but was
exonerated by the corOner's Jury, has
received a letter signed by many well
known merchants Of this city, conRrHt-
ulating him upon the result and assur-
ing him of their unmlteriug confidence
in his innocence from the first.
The friends Of Mr.. Dickens have sug-
Rested to him plan whereby specu-
latiOn on tickets for his reading, to the
acknowledged the public, might be
remedled. Mr.. Dickens replied, saying
he hopes the difficulties will soon be
overcome, but the plan suggested had
been tried in England and Paris, and
sigually failed.
A caIl Is in circulation in New Jer-
soy, and receiving thousands of sigma
lures, for the assembling OF II convon-
ton at Trenton on the 22d of January,
to organize an opposition party to the
Camden and Amboy Railroad mon
opOly.
city bonds were sold at auction to-day
at so.