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Gamma French Merlnoes, the handsomest coiorS'
at75c. per yard, would be bargain as o,
Handsome Mob air Dress Goods at i2s ~ ana 1's.-
many OF these goods have been reduced az least
35per cent;
English Merinoes at 49c., worth 1sc.i
Irish Linen at 400, worth Soe.;
Table Cloths at 75c.;
Real Huckaback Towels at l2sc.;
Heavy GRAY and Bed Twilled Flannel at asc.;
white Flannel, full yard wide, all wool, 81 soc.;
very superior article, same width, at osc' worm
75c.;
Jacquard Diaper for Table Cloths, at soc per yara'
worth 5Oc;
Elegant Sontags at 5oc., worth o.
Woolen GODS at ssc., worth 81;
Cbi,dren,s wooIlen Hose at 123c., worth Zoo.
Ladies, Slate, Mixed, and White Lambs WOOL
Hose at ESQ.,, " orth soc. !;
Shawls from 81 to 80;
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks must be sold; prices are re-
duced some as low as $3.50;
Real Maltese Lace Collars at Soc, worth $l.25;
Eleoant Worked Bands at 75c., 81, $l.25, and slSo
worth double the money;
Embroidered Collars at l5c., worth ooc.
Fleece lined Gloves at loc
Elegant Plush lined Gloves at 5oc., worth 81;
suneror Cloth Gloves for ladies and gents, at &c.,
worth 81;
Nice Gloves for children at 49,;
Ladies' White Cotton Hose at 123c.;
Jet Nall Heads at 4oc per gross;
Shirt Bosoms at l23c.;
Jet Trimming at loo. per yard;
Cloak Buttons at lOc. per DOZEN
BalmoTal Skirts at $175;
Children's Wool Scarfs at loc.
Gents Corded and Printed. bordered Handker-
chiefs at SOC J., would be cheap at 76c.;
Extra.sizs Gents White Linen Hsndkerehiefs al
5Oc., worth 81;
Zeal English Socks at SIS per dozen;
Linen Cambria handkerchief at $l.2s and $lSc
per dozen;
Bonnet Ribbons at 55c. per yard, would Dc cheap
at SOC.
Velvet Ribbons at is, So IS, 10, and 81 apiece;
Blankets at $3.50 per pair
Blsached and UnbIeached Cottons at 81, 10, and
pAc.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Cotton, full yard wide
atl21c.;
Calicoes at 81. 10, and l2sc.;
Bed Tick at 12sc.;
Shifting Stripes at l2sc;
Linsay at zoe !;
Mohair Skirting at Csc. per yard, worth &c.,;
Table Damask at 40. SO, and 7Sc. per yard;
Napkins at 81. rs per dozen.
Great bargains in
Cloths,
Cassmeres,
Satinets,
Full width heetirgs,
All kinds of Dress Goods,
and, In fact, everything that we have in store
The goods must be sold the stock to be closed ou
in order to make an important change in our bust
ness next spring. LEVY BROTHERS,,
l547 Main street,
jas nearly opposite the Old Market. House.
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Dividends.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RIcHMoND,l
RICHMOND, JanuaryS, 1868. )
At A MEETING OF TIE BOARD
"A OF DIRECTORS held this day a dividend Of
six per cent WAS clared free Of tax, payable on
and after the 18th instant.
la o-IOs j NJ GODDIN, Cashier.
OFFICE INSURANCE AND SAVINdse
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, January 8, 1868.
THIS COMPANY HAS DECLARED
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock. Payable from date.
In 7-3t DAVID J. BURR, secretary.
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Ches0De0kce tE Ohio RGiI'd.

THESAPEf KE AND OHIO RAIL
" R0AD.-The following gentlemen are added
to the Executive Committee OF Henrico county:
Mes-rs. J. 81. Sands, George d. Plea.ants, Il. n.
Henly, and P. q. Larus, Captain M. II. Msgruder
and DR. w r. Farrar 4. FONTAIrE,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
Richmond. January 8 1858 Lao
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WEDNESDAY, January s, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
Prayer by the Rev. MIR. Postell, of South
Carolina.
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Mr.. WALTON offered the following
ResoZved, That the Committee on
Printing be instructed to ascertain an r.
report to this Convention what progress, II
any, has been made by the stenograpnver
of the same in reporting and printing the
debates thereof, and any other matter IN
relation thereto they may deem important,
for the information of the Convention"
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VNRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just
hs best truss In use for retention and radical cure
of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTER. JOHN w. RIsOE, Druggist,
NH II Main and Third stroots.
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ROBBERY BY TAXATION.

Mr., MELBOURNE offered the following:
RESOLVED, That every man in the State
of Virginia who voted for the ordinance of
secession, who is worth $4,000 or upwards,
shall pay an extra tax sufficient to repay
all loyal men, residents of the State, for all
property lost or destroyed during the late
war. except slaves" Referred.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

TEAMoH (negro) offered the following:
"Resolved, That the Committee on N
ternal Improvements be Instructed TO IN
uuire into and report to this convention
the circumstances attending the sales OF
any of the State interest in works OF IN,
ternal Improvement where the credit OF
the State had been pledged or granted IN
aid of said works of internal improve
ment since the passage of the ordinance OF
secession by the Legislature OF Virginia"
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCo'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

for females.
A CERTAIN REMEDY
for all complaints 30 peculiar to the sex-viz,
distressing and Painful Menstruation, Retention,
Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing down Pains.
Bush Of Blood to the Head, Dizziness. Dlmness OF
Sight, Green sickness, Heaviness Fatigue on any
Slight Exertion, Papitation Of the Heart, and that
most annoying, weakening, and the beginning Of
all other female weaknesses,
The LBUCORRRGA, Oh WHITES.
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OFFICE VI2GgHIA CgHrR Al RAILROAD Coa'Y,}
RICHMOND, January l, 1865 (

President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
iaJ
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Mr.. GIBSON spoke ct some lenas2 and
with great warmth, and only closed u ; re-
marks when the hour for the order 81 Inc
day was announced.
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An29ASe2s2eMtS.


VIZ HTS Y a Z e L l Els
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
UNPARAGONED IN SPLENDOR

WHE estanliahed reputation ef this Cir
Il Gus is too well known to require an
elaborate description. Look at the great
array of sensational riders, emotional
gymnasts, phcuomraal ar"obLts, the most
wonderful in the universe. ,t~.;.
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FINANCIAL AND COMmEHcIAL.

COLUMBIA, December 9.-Sales of
cotton to-day 163 bales-middlings
22L.
New YORK, December 9-Noon.-
Stock market steady and strong.
Money easy at 6CI7. Exchange 95S.
Gold 355s. Flour 5@1O cents bet
ter. Wheat 1M2 cents higher.
Corn unchanged. Meas pork IS. so
Cg26. Steam arditirm-barrels 151i
9154. Cotton firmer. at 24l&6
24s4.
New York, December 81 P. M.
Cotton balf cent better; sales 1000
bales at 2434G925-mostly %. Money
more active and tirmer at 6o7. Go
vernments active and frmer. Gold
sc.
CHARLESTON, December 9.-Cotton
opened quiet, but became active and
improved i4Mlac.; sales 1000 bales
-middlings 231i; receipts 1,34S.
AUGUSTA, December 9.--Cotton
market easier and more active; sales
723 bales; receipts middliug
221s.
SAVANNAH, December 9.-Cotton
active and advancing--middlings
2214(a23 !; sales 1 1856 bales; receipts
LAOS.
MOBILE, December 9.-Cotton in
active demand; sales 1000 bales;
market closed firm, at 2231(023; re-
ceipts 7S0.
New ORLEANS, December 9.-Cot-
ton quieter and higher -middlings
23; sales 5000 bales; receipts 6,S89.
Gold 351a. Flour-high grades dull
-superfine Ga; double ia; treble
7llCGS. Pork scarce at 27. Bacon
shoulders II; clear rib ILL.,; clear
1919. Sugar ndvanced-commo 81
G9ll; prime 1214. Molasses frmer
common 45@5O; choice G1M62.
Whiskey better, ut LOT Coffee fair
Rio 14la; prime 16E@17.
LIVERPOOL, December S-Evening.
Cotton dull-uplands 1Oa1@1O7n;
Orleans 11ls. Sales 5000 bales.
HAvRE, December J.-Cotton dull
on spot and afioat--low middlings
atloat and on spot 12O.
LONDON, December 9-3 z. NJ
Consols 92as, Bonds firm, at 74l,.
LIVERPOOL. December 9-3 P. Nj.
Cotton firnier-Upiands 1915; Or
leans 11la.
LIVERPOOL. December 9-Evening.
Cotton steady and unchanged.
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Affairs i'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-In the
House, bill was introduced sub
mittiDg the Virginia Constitution to
the people of Virginia on the seven
teenth of January.
The House passed the bill relieving
Judge Moses. Contrary to universal
custom, it tabled the message, instead
Of referring it to Committee of the
Whole, and passed the bill directing
the Virginia election on the fourth
Thursday in May.
In the Senate, bill relieving the
political disabilities of Judge Moses.
of South Carolina, passed. Sumner
introduced bill relative to Georgia.
The title was read.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The
Senate refused, after n few para
graphs, to hear the Presidents Mes
sage read. Summers Georgia bill is
as follows: After promising that the
Legislature failed to comply with the
Reconstruction Acts, by omitting to
exact the required oath, and did
things utterly unjustifiable and re-
quiring the Intervention of Congress,
the bill declares the existing govern.
ment provisional only, and in all re-
spects subject to the paramount au-
thority of Congress, to abolish,
modify or control the same, until the
Legislature complies with all the re-
quirements of the Reconstruction
Acts, and adopts the fourteenth
amendment, and subject to the fun
damental condition that no change
be made infringing on the rights of
suffrage of any class Of citizens
The bill directs that the Governor
elect shall call the Assembly at Allan
to on or befere April next, excluding,
unless relieved by Congress, all who
cannot take the prescribed oath.
The Governor is also empowered to
suspend or remove from Office State
or municipal officers, and appoint
others in their stead. Finally the
President is ordered to place at the
disposal of the Governor such por-
ton of the army and navy as may be
necessary to preserve life, property,
peace and free expression of political
opinion.
The Reconstruction Committee
reported bill relieving from politi-
cal disabilities some twenty individu-
ais, mostly Virginians, including
Gen. Anderson. formerly proprietor
OF the Tredegar Iron Works.
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Assignee's Sale.

w. T. WALTER, AUCTIONEER.
In the matter OF John W. FaIh, Bankrupt.
pY order OF Henry Summer, Register in
I'D Bankruptcy, l will sell, in front of the
Court Honse in the city of Columbia, on
THURSDAY, 18th December next,
900 acres of LAND, situate in Richland
County. known as the Robertson place, {"
twelve miles from the city of Columbia, on
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and
bounded on the South by lands of John D.
Frost, on tho West by Broad River and by
lands OF Felix Turnipseed, on the North
Oy lands OF Felix Turnipseed, and on the
East by Lever and others.
On the day following, the 18th, will
sell, on the premises above described,
400 bushels COTTON SEED and
WAGONS.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. Purchaser to
pay tor stamps and papers.
THOS. W. HOLLOWAY,
Nov % tn tn Assignee.
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masters, in the shape. of.bondsholders
and tax?gathers. Besides, permanent
debts pertain to monarchicical 90
yernments, and tending to monopo-
lies; psrpetualities and class 1egisla-
tion are totally irreconcilable with
free institutions. Introduced into
our republican system, they would
gradually but surely sap its founda
tions, eventually snbvert our govern
mental fabric and erect upon it's
ruins monied aristocracy. It is
our sacred duty to transmit unim-
paired to our posterity the blessings
of liberty, which were bequeathed
to us by the trainers of the republic,
and by our example teach those who
are to follow it, carefully to avoid
the dangers which threaten free
and independent people.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.I
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President's Message.

WASHINGTON. D. c., December 0.
FELLow-CITIzENs OF THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Upon the assembling Of Congress, It
again becomes my duty to call your
attention to the state of the Union.
and to its continued disorganized
condition, under the various laws
which have been passed upon the
subject Of reconstruction. 1t may
be safely assumed as an axiom in the
government of States, that the great
est wrongs inflicted upon q people
are caused by unjust and arbitrary
legislation, or by the unrelenting de-
crees OF despotic rulers, and that the
timely revocation Of injurious and
oppressive measures is the greatest
good that can be conferred upon O
nation. The Legislator or ruler who
has the wisdom and magnanimity
to retrace his steps when convinced
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COLUMBIA, December 9.-Sales of
cotton to-day 163 bales-middlings
22L.
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views lteus.

CHARLESTON. December 9.-Arriv-
ed-steamer n..attan, New York.
RALEIGH, December 9.-Gen. q.
3. Vance has been elected Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge of Free
Masons for the next year.
BosToN, December 5.-Last night,
q Fitchburg freight train near this
place became disconnected, and the
engine was stopped. The detached
cars ran into two of those ahead,
smashing tank car filled with oil.
The. shock broke lantern in the
hands of Conductor Joseph Hobbs,
covering him with oil, which ignited,
and he was burned to death. The
tanks exploded with terrific concus-
sion, throwing the debris of the car
all around.
PLYMoUTH, December 9.-Deacon
Andrews has been found guilty of
manslaughter, and sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment.
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Assignee's s Sale.

d. C. PEIXOrTO & SON, ArcrIoNEERs.
III 'c Levin, Dav Il * Co., of richland a
Bankrupts.
PI order Of Hon. George S. Bryan,
I'D Judge Of the United States Court, for
the District of South Carolina, will sell,
on MONDAY, tho 2Sth day of DECEMBER
next, within the legal hours. before the
Court House, in Columbia,
All that tract OF LAND. situate in Rich
land District, known as the Frog Pond
Place" containing n Acres more or less,
bounded by lands of David Roberts, e. u.
Gilmore, and others, belonging to the
Bankrupt Estate of Levin, David * Co.
Terms cash.
THOMAS J. LAAIOTTE,
Dec g ASSIGNEE
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IA SG1oxa @Aleu
Sale to C'oSe a Consignment.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

THIS MORNING, December 10 at 10
O'Clock, at Store next my auction room.
on Assembly street
A Variety of Fancy GOODS, Nc, among
which are:
Brown Half HOSE,
Buckskin Gloves, Needle :, Pins,
Cutlery, Hardware, Jewclry.
Fancy Soap, Cologne, Steel Pcn,,
Emery Paper, Ink, Matches,
Wrapping Paper, Tupelo Spool Thread,
Flax Thread, Mirrors, Scgars,
Tobacco, Pickles, &c, &c.
All OF which must be sold for what they
will bring. Dec 1O1
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8 ~ MsasR s RsaR1:aE2h.
Cabls, DesnascIHcso

LoNDoN, December sG.-3Thes Ob.
se,srs,, gives, the following list Of
Gladstone's Cabinet; chancellor, Sir
William Pagewood; President Privy
Council, Lord Kimberly; Lord Priyy
Seal, Lord Russell; SChancelior OF tie
Exchequer, Robert Lowe; First Lord
of Admiralty, Childers; Foreign Sec
retary, Lord Clarendon;i Home Sec
retary, Henry A. Bruce; Secretary of
War, CardWell; Secretary for India,
Duke of Argyle; Colonial Secretary,
Earl Granville; Secretary of State for
ireland, Chichester Fortescue; Pre-
sidept OF Poor Law Board, Goshen; :;
President Board Of Trade, Bright:
Postmaster g General, De Gray; Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, Earl Spencer;
Lord Chancellor for Ireland,
O'Hayne.
LONDON, December 9.-Disraeli has
formally resigned the seals of office.
The Times congratulates Gladstone
on the speedy formation of his cabi-
net. Bismarck assured the ambas-
sadors of England, Russia and
France, of his confidence of the
maintenance of good feeling among
the European powers.
MADRID, December 9.-The Re-
publican insurgents are still under
arms at Cadiz, attempting to make
terms with the Government under q
flag of trhce.
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THE GREAT JOHN HENRY,

rluer ever seen. Her nrst season In Ame-
rlca.
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY,
Tho superb defiance champion Equestriarc:
and Thaumaturgic Artiste-late Director
OF the Cirque Napoleon, Paris. His first
season in America.
LIE Jeune Burtc, the premier Bare
back Horscman--c champion rider of tho
world.
Murray and Hutchinson, the Excel
sior Acrobats-tho originators of a new
series OF novel performances. Niff
The ROllnnde Brothers, the peercss
Sensational Gymnasts.
George Cooke, the noted English Pro-
team Character Rider. First season in
America
Hlr. Den. Stone, the skiilful Doctor Of
Fun aad popular Humorist, and
Nh. Fred. May, the merry Monarch OF
Clowns and favoritc Jester, will preside ip
the Department of Iirth
Mr.. Harry North, the most expert
Tumbler in the world.
MIR. Burt johnson, the champion
Leaper aud Vaulter. rs
Mr.. George Murray, the Grotee1ue
Comedian ID $t,.4S>
MIR. Robert Johnson, the remarkable
Pancratist. .F.
Herr Ludorff, the amazing Equilibrist.
VIM. Armstrong, the classic Scents
Equestrian. .al rasla.
The chief attaches will be aided by
complete force of AUXILIARY TALENT,
consisting, in part, of Sisnors Morratti
D'Ucroix; Heirs Wetzlar, Polnitz, Stalberg
and Bishofen; h1essrs. Bywick, Forrest and
Merton; Masters Freddie, Clarence and
Walter; the whole forming
THE MOST BRILLIANT
CIRCUS TROUPE IN THE WORLDI
Actually embracing more talent than any
three companies in this country possess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
Copperhead Virus.

Some one writing from Paris, 60 that vile
copperbead sheet, the RaRgor Democrat n
paper which John A Peters, when a dem
ocrat, denounced as The riiest sheet in ex-
istence. and which was 50 obnoxious IN the
early Part OF the war. that il was supp, esse,l
by force as a nrisGnoe-giving an account
of cur town election, uses this dignifcd
language in Speaking ola clergyman who
has been a resident Of our town scarcely
year, aud who. during bis residence has
never alluded to poi,ties in his preaching
&c. l.. Vose. conservative. was elected
experimenting School Committee over ran
ting niger preacher Walker. BY % ma.
jority."
Mr.. Walkers only offence is that hc is
preacher. and he is thus DETAINED by men
who lay claims TO responsibility The writer
referred TO knows very we'll that be iied
when he deuominated Mr.. Vose a coHSeTua-
tire; s,auncber republican than he does
not exist--nor will he feel complimcnted by
the company he is placed in.
4. democrats sire determined to get beyond
the pale of deceney by attacking clergymen.
let them go on. and they will end tina, they
will soon be whore the culp,iI was. who
was too mean to be hanged. not entitled to
the benefit OF cleTgy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
The Vice Presidency.

The sentiment, Of the great Republican
party Of The Union is settling down upon
GES GRANT tor The Presidency, no more
Enthusiastically than upon Names distin-
guished citizen, Hon H,SNIRAL HAMLIN,
for the Vice Presidency.
Our exchanges from every State have ex-
pressed themselves earnestly and ioreibly
in this way.
The Minneapolis. (Minnesota) Tribune
has a strong article which we should like TO
copy. but caonat lhis week, and the New
York Tribane has lately taken ground ia
favor OF MIR. Ilam!in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
Supreme judicial Court-March +.
JrpGr BARRows PRESIDING.

Horatio Austin. v. Eaoeh A Simpson.
This was an action upon promissory not
dated March 9th. 1866, for SS7 H.. DE
fence payment. accord aud satisfaction. Il
was in evidence that defendant bad an cx.
ecution against one Fits. for $40 thu
plaintiff agreed to make levy on the rea
estate OF said Frts. and for his services
and the note in question. was to have one
hall Of the interest ia tho land set off. Thai
land was set of m April, 1867 Plaintiff
received = deed from Simpson. the defend
ant. OF one undivided half OF same and
tia, they sold ost their interest the next
lay after set of for Sl50; that plaintiff
received S15. and defendant the remainder
in consideration OF the deed OF their iater,s st
in the set oil Eerlici Tor de irniant.
Rassou for plaintiff; Bolster * Richard
son Tor defendant.
Ossoosl Brown v. Eli Twitchell.
THIS was an action wherein the plaintiff
sne, in writ oi entry To recover land which
he claims the defendant has unjusiy entered
unto possession Of, and wiiholds from him.
The land in dispute is a small strip about
three rods wide at one end. and running TO
n point ht the other. and enc hundred and
twenty.one rods long. Defendant claims
title by adverse possession for more than
twenty wears. aud oecupaliIn TO division
fence. The fence was not bRit on the
line according 10 plaintiffs deed, bot a
short way south OF it. leaving tie strip an
controversy on the north side OF said fence
A Surveyor hal been appointed by Court
and the plan was introduced. Verdict for
defendant. Plaintiff moves for new trial.
because verdict IS against evidence and
weigh, 81 evidence.
Gibson for Plaintiff; Foster for defend
ant
Gibson y. Miile,,
Real Action. Defence. title by bond.
Defendant Offered proof, which Court
ruled upon aud the case was carried up
and made law.
Gibson Hamnous
William PArlin libeilan, v Lois Parl,n
Libel for Divorce-nivorcc decreed.
Virgin Tor libt
Jos TObin Jr v. David kimbAil.
Submitted to Coart. action on jul gmcnt
Defendant receipteA the judgment. The
question was 90 the Attorneys lien for
costs. Judgment FOR plAir,iH
Harlow l.udien
CRIMINAL. BUSINESS.
State v. Ashury Cooihroth.
Larceny went 20 the jury Verde,
gully. Prisoner sentenced 10 nine months
in County jail
Co. Attorney Foster. Harlow
The prisoners who pleaded guilty. were
sentenced a. follows. Michael Lewis. Un.
disu) wears SAFE Prison.
John \. Bradsdon. larceny. six month.
in Goa ~ Jail
Benjamin NJ D5wnc.. three months in
County jail.
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THE NORWAY BANK ROBBERY.

On Friday afternoon. Truman + Young
known a. DR.. Young, was brougL, into
Court and arraigncd Tor robbery OF the
Norway Bank. The Indictment il fifteen
feet IN length, and i carefully drawn
Young is arraisnsd under several aliases.
j. Roger, and Q Thompson, aud We be.
he'e used to keep 4 Hotel at Augusta. He
IS alleged a. Of New YORK CITY. commo.
rant OF Saco. being confined ir $40 Jail
nm ,h. ,b,,-. IL -. .-,-,;.l. ..l,
p,
Va ''' s"''!
Under las OF The last Legislature be-
was brought from another County. 10 an
swer 10 tbi. Iotlic,,,rnt
A.. C..-,r
D" A,'1'' ''1''o'
10 assist '"e N"un'y Attorney. N" Com.
y Attorney stated that he was ready 10
proceed 10 trial. I'non cnoairv ~ ,h,.
On, H.. ,,,;.,, .,,,.., H.,
'',.'''' anu "As "o' P''Pa'ed lot 'fA'-
Monday was assigned
On Monday. the case vast taken m. Alvsb
nit -. rsp
appearing LOT '''
.rl., "a L..
AZ" ~. A''''
Porter 81 fAri'' appointed Foreman.
The Attorney General wa not present
snd County k,torre, Poster ,,,,.,,,.. q,
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