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UNDER DECREEIy IN EQUITY.

Udring et al, E1'ors Perry, as. Tucker.
On TUESDAY, 27th instant at II O'Clock, WILL be
sold at the Old Customhouse,
AL that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND IN
st Paul Parish, Colleton District. containing 539
acres, and Eaving such shape, lines, measurements
attached to grant OF the land from VIM. Aiken,
Governor Of the Sa.e of South Caroiiua to Colonel
Benjamin rry, wh Ii grant and pat are on record
in the office Of the Secretary OF state at Charleston
Book P, No. 6, page DDS.
Terms-One-third cash; balance by bond Of the
purchaser payable in two equal annual instruments,
with interest payable annually, securei by mortgage
OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. j W; GRAY,
O,tober5 ms tu1 Master In Equity.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 1s.-ChdrIeSton
.Hota-A. NJ. Latham, Summerville; W. L.
,Gulness and servant, and II. R. McDepine,
London, England; A. A. Connors, OranSeburg;
%. J. r. McNair, Cheraw.
Paciaon Hotei-Mrs. q G. Sarmon, child
and servant, Mrs. N. c. Hamlin and two ser
wants, Silver Creek, Tenn; s. E. Lucas. George
atown; Jas. ". Smith, Georgetown; s. F. Par
rott and NJ. B. Wood, Darlington; A. Morgan,
Gaoroatnwn
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AuctiO1ieer.

Will be sold, at The corner of Broad and East Bay
streets. Oh TUESDAY, October 27, ct IL O'Clock A.
NJ,
One undivided half.interest in tha, LOT OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situated on the north
side oil Spring-stree door west of Ashley.street
measuring 229 feet front Oh Spring-street 24 feet
on back iue and 3l9 feet deep be the same more or
less.
ALSO,
ALI that TRACT OF LAND, containing ten tl0)
acres adjacent to the Village o! Summe vile, being
pa,t OF the "Mill Tract" conveyed by James lup-
per Master in equity, to VIM. Bird, trustee OF Mrs
Martha P Mood md children; bounding to the north
on lands now or late Of Beekman McClll. trustee;
eas. on lands now or late OF Rev. Ptilip Gadsden,
and south and west on lands now or late OF Daniel
Knight.
Terms-One.half cash. balance in one year, se-
cured by bond and mortgage Purchaser % pay .or
papers and stamps. J. b. BlSSELL,
October 10 stuG Assignee.
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A NOVEL S1aHT.-A large crowd were at
tracted to the Citadel Green yesterday after
noon to see blind man walk tight rope.
Two colored funerals that were passing at the
time added to the throng, and Calhoun-street
was the liveliest place in the city.
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The TURNvERENs.-This social club OF Ger
mans gave another popular entertainment last
night, ct their hall, in the lower part OF King
street. The performances were agreeably
varied with the drama and the dance. and
twinkling feet kept time to the music until q
late hour
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MENKE & MULLER
September p

MENkE & MUL LER
TAKE PLEASURE IL AMOUNTING THAT
Il they have opened at their New Establishment
40. 32s KING-S1 Rec I. opposite Society, the iuest
stock of FALL AND WIN TER GOODS for Gentle
mems wear which cln b. found i'll the city, cmhrac-
ing the Choicest BEOADCLOTBS, FRENCH DOt-
SKINS, VELVET AND SILK YESTING>, &c, which
will be made up to order.
They have also on hand large assortment 0f
REAlY.MADE CLOTHING. of all descriptions,
selected with grea, care and oftl latest sye<,
consisting OF business ani Dress suits, Ovcrcon's
&C.. aud full stock of Alcxanlre'5 Kid. Cas- ,imcro
and Buckskin Gloves, Crlvats Shirts and other Fur
nishinS Goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed il every case, and prices
10 suit tie times. 4. MENEf,
tor:ner!y Of DoHDAUN & NENKs.l
ID. MULLER.
(Forinerly OF MULLER IiRoTHE2s.l
October 13 tuths 1mos
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UNITED STATES MAKsHAL's SALE.
Tile United States Of America, South Carolina
Disrict-J. r. -4nd.rson j Go. rs. David
Riksr.
BY virtue Of writ OF Fer Fac:ls, to me directed is
suing out Of the honorable the United states Cir
cult Court tor the District Of "outh Carolina in the
above case, will expose for sale 10 the highest
bidder Mt public auction, at The Courthouse in
waltcrborough, Coleton County, on WEDNEs.
DAY, the 4th day of November 1868 treinS the first
Wednesday OF the month, ut II o'clock A. NJ,
All the RIGHT, TILE AND INTEREST OF the
defendant, Davl Riser, in and to the following
PROPERTY, to wit:
near Logansvile st. Paus Parish, Coeton District,
called "Richmond Hill" abou. ri1ieen miles from
Charleston and about one-haf mile north OF the Sa
vanDah aud Charleston Railroad, containing between
thirty five and forty acres; butting and bounding
southwest BY lands of the estate OF Logan, souih-
east by lands of Peronneau. north by lands OF Joel
Martin, and west by iards OF Daniel Miller.
ALso,
PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND. situate on
the south side of the Savannah and Charleston Bail
road, about sixteen miles from Charleston ct place
called .Ravenel" containing two acres, more or less;
buttlrp and bounding north by the savannah and
Charleston Railroad east by lands of - Roden,
south by lands of Henry Rose, and west by lands OF
- Roden. upon which lot there Is an old wooden
frame Building
All that PIECE. PARCEL. OR TRACT OF LAND IN
ST. rsrps Parish, Coleton Iistiic. about three
miles north OF the Savannah and Charleston Rail
road. called "Caw.caw," containing, it is supposed,
about Ole hundred aud forty acres. more or less;
butting and boundip north on lands OF Philip Mes
seryey east on lands Of John Jackson south on ands
of Isaac Miller, al west on the new ROAD to WILL
Town.
ALSO,
All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND. situate on
the sonth side of the Jacksonborough Road, st.
Paul's Parish; butting ard bounding east by lands
of joel Martin sou h by lands OF Daniel Miller. and
west by lands OF James Edenfeld, Icing part OF the
tract formerly owned by Philip Martin Containing
sixteen acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of David Riker. defend
ant, al the suit of j. +. Anderson and Company,
plaintiffs.
Ill necessary papers and stamps.
j. P. II. EPPING,
e. Marshal for South Carolina District.
October 13 tu4
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New PAvEMENT.-The city authorities have
at last taken in hand the wretched pavement
that has so long disgraced the sidewalk on the
south side OF Wentworth street, between King
and st. Philip streets. and it is to be hoped
that very shortly that public thoroughtare will
be passable even at night.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss LARGEST crRCuLATIoN.-rHE ALLY
srws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATION ~ THE CITY Or CHARLEsToN'
PUBLISHES The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING n THE PosToEFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 The PRovlS'
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY The vigi-
lant detectives have recovered large number
of articles that have been recently taken from
different houses. Among the goods are
quantity Of clothing and some musical instru-
wants
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-,1,r cursTEKFIELp DEMOCRAT, 4

rsx nircr established in the Town OF Cheraw.
= r. will he published every Wednesday. by WOR-
IgYS CO., edited by W. l.. I. PRINCE, Esq. at the
extremely low pri OF 81 er annum,
AS It's name implies, it will advocate the political
principles OF the Democratic party.
Arart from potics it will be devoted to the dis
seminaton of intelligence, and to the cause OF truth
and virtue
The first number will be issued on the ]4th inst'
and will be large edition Persons desiring to ad-
vertise will find the terms unusually ressopable-Sl
Der square for the first and so cents ior eah suose-
ouent insertion-.lways cash.
This is now tho only paper in CheraW. "a
October -
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MORE BRAN-NEw MAaIsTRATEs.-
Scott has recently appointed number of new
magistrates, six Of whom received their COM
missions yesterday. Several Of the managers
of elections also appeared and qualified.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION IS DIRECTED to the card Of Dir.
]. L. Moses in another column Offering his services
to the public as a business agent.
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IMPROVED COTTON T1Es-Messrs. Willis &
Chisom the agents for McInti.e's improved cotton
ties are this day receiving full supply Inc ties,
to which they iuvite the attention CT tho C inter
este6,
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BASE BA1n.-A match game Of base ball,
played yesterday evening at the west END OF
.Broad-st1eet, between the Atlantic and Oceola
Clubs (colored), resulted: Atlantic, %; Occ'la,
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CARELESS DR1v1Se.-Francis Cole, colored
,yehu. was arrested for careless driving yester-
day, and for running his dray into wagon
breaking and injuring the same.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Little rs Purcell ct al.
On TUESDAY, the 9th lnstart. at II o'clock, will be
sold, at the Old Customh use,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the spacious Dwelling
House and outbuildIngs thereon situate on the west
side OF Smitlsreet in that part of the city formerly
known as Charleston" measuring in front on said
street l47 feet more or less. and in depth 200 feet
more or less bounding north Oh lands Of Faber east
on Smith-stree south and west lands OF the late
Thomas Bennett.
Terms-Onc.third cash; balance in equal annual
nstalmeuts Of one, two and three years, secured by
as many bonds as may be necessary to make dlvis-
ion, with mortgage of the premises; insurance on
the buildings to be effected in some Insurance Com
pany approved By the Master, and co tinued until
the said bonds be paid. and assignment of the poll
cy. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
J. ". GRAY,
October tu4 Master in Equity.
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AILORIN .-JNO. RUGHEIMEK
i respectfully informs h's friends and customers
that he has Just returned from New York with full
assortment of CLOTHS, CASSINERES and VEST
lNGS for Fall anp winter wear.
BE has also supply OF the celebrated STAR
SHIRTS, aud u general assortment OF Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods
lie invites call and in .pecton Of his Stock at his
establishment,
No al KING-STREET, WEST SIDE,
Three doors north of Queen.
September p 4tuhs9
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B. ScHuR.-At the cigar stand in the lobby
of the h,rleston Ho:el The DAILY News is kept
for sale
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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REVENUE STAMPS,
Of al denominations.
Also,
PROPRIETARY STAMPS,
Kept on hand und for s-le, by
HUGER & EAvENEL,
No. 60 East Bay, corner Ex:haDge-sreet
October thstulmo
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The THEATRE-BENEF1T OF ALICE YANE.-
The play Of Fanchon, or the Cricket, drew
crowded house last night. This was probably
owing to two causes-lt was the benefit Of the
popular and versatile Alice, and it was well
known how admirably she sustained the part
of Fanchon. Though this play is OF unusual
length, the interest was unaaeginS, and on
each appearance the fair Alice was greeted
with rounds OF applause. The pit has been
generally assigned to the c,aqufrS, bat the act
ing was so true and perfect that the entire
house partook of the furore, and she was near
" smothered with boquets. The character OF
Fanchon, wild, impulsiye girl, is one pecu-
liarly suited to Miss vane, and the play should
be repeated before the close of the season, as
it is evidently hit.
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RAsDo1pH.-The murder of this Republican

RANDOLPH murder of this Republican
leader created quite an excitement yesterday
among the colored people, many OF whom COL
lected at the street corners and discussed 'ne
event in all its bearings. There were, now
ever, no outbreaks of violence, and one rot ac-
ouainted with The act might not have suspect
ed that anything unusual had occurred. 1t
was ut first supposed that the body would be
brought to this city, and preparations were
made for reception; but the more moderate
advised against any display that would tend to
increase the excitement. The passengers by
Yesterdays train reported that Randolph was
to be buried at Columbia yesterday. No clue
was obtained to the murderers.
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FL. IL.
Nyou want cheap Blank BOOKS;
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
Jfyou want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in eny style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. SO Broad
treet.
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UailOrina.

TyHE PRoPRIETORS o. THIS ESTABLISH
/ MENT instituted as far back Us 1925, announce
that they are in receipt OF full assortment OF
FRENCH and ENGLISH COATINGS, CAsSIMERES
aud yEsTINGS,
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BY HUTSON LEE.

oi in Spriay- street and Ten Acre Farm near
SUumsrpji1y
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The United States Of -4merica, South Carolina
Disnict-J. r. -4ad.rson j Go. Us. David
Pillar
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Fine Brick Store, Hing street, and Corner Lo
on 81 pIjIip and Hanpou STREETS
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

October mi tue Master in Equity.
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STRANGE OCCURRENCE AT A DEATH IN
CANADA.-One day during the latter part Of
last week = middle-sged man named Isaac
& Uric, Of the township of Mono, &. w, went
TO oronto on a visit with his wife. There shs
was taken sick. and Mr.. Currie returned hons
alone. He did not 20 10 bed till 2 a. m. on Sat-
Urday morning, ha wing eaten nothing for some
time and suffered much from cold and exposur re.
After retiring he was attacked with cramps,and
was unable TO get up. On Saturday forenoon
he grew rapidly worse, and by night was totally
insensible. breathless, and apparently dead
He lay in that condition ull the Monday fol-
lowing, when be was buried. Ii was noticed
previous TO his interment that the board on
which he lay was warm, that his hand was
closed and sweaty, while his face lost its rigid
lty and assumed pleasant smile. Thus wa
soon noised abroad, and parties were bold TO
affirm that lie was sui alive, Immediately a
party We mt to the grave and hastily broke open
the coffin. No signs of life, however. were
then visible, and a coroner's inquest being held
upon the body, verdict was returned OF death
from exhaustion and exposure" He was in
the grave about an hour before disinte rment
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LIMITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
u CITY HALL, BOSTON, MASS,

OII1 HALL, bU1tVN, MASS;!
Proposals will be received ct this once until
noon, March r. for the delivery Of three thousand
Granite, TO be furnished In the rough, and seven
thousand three hundred and hfty one u SD cubic
feet OF Cut Granite, sf the wharf 81 Fort McClary
viz:
Between April Is and Nay -, 1885, pieces OF d.
mension stone, containing 292 cubic feet, and 80
pieces OF cut granite containing 207t cuoic feet.
betxees NAY u and June Is, 1855 l9 pieces q di.
menson stone e69 cubic feet, and g pieces OF cut
sIsnlte-zT cubic teef
betw cen une 10 ana uiy To- ls6S % pieces OF di
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V'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPPxRTxESI OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
June for the reissue Of the following de-
srf ssTstt to
that at the date following the description Of each
No bx Ifs SSans:sas then
No 30 ss4 for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
se4 sep 1870, in the name 0, Jacob Tremble
Tor lao ae2es issued under the &C. O.,
mareh p 1852 In the name of Caroline X. Day mi
s m H M s and was
NO s'sS lot lt0 acres, issued under the act of
was granite December a. Is5s. March IL. isss ana
MSrcb V 10 ioL eS acres issued under the act of
SFredsrsE Miller, and was granted s May IT, Si is
No; q $50 for $50 acres Issued under the act of
on and was granted September q, 1885. March
NO; 6stl, Tor l6o acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, isSS, in the name of Daniel Jacobs ,.snd
for ISo acres: issued under the act Of
ssnted March is is5a March afi H. iss and vi"
g NO 1st2 Tor 100 acres. issued under the act OF
beth; and sally Bqrdeion' minor children Of John
n,c EseGeAssd: and was granted January Is
lsNo es 0lS for leo acres issued under the act Of
February II. istI in the name of Francis Ray and
was granted February q, 1850. March IA, 1853,
MO ~ 1885, for SO acres, issued under the act Of
kaTt hH .s and was granted October O. 1851.
No. a ,as. for 80 acres, issued under the act of
March 5. 1885, in the name Of Joshua Anderson
ans sS.1 9ss Is nnSei
ID hawa5s h.S'sIsy and was granted August a.
No. ;s6I for no acres, Issued under the act of
ana IL tine nss s. E .lsS
NO S,4U for 40 acres, issned under the act of
IL saf Of hs1es and ~s
n, No S,S2 for go acres, issued under the act Of
ss.s, s and granted miSS" Ct
lsG. March q, 1873.
The d tsh B. 1nc s' sa %
"ss granted February IT, 1850; March ., 1873
March s. lass, In the name Of Margaret wido S OF OF
sHsnSer Shelton, and WAS granted March Is. 1885.
No. g $50 for 10 acres, issued under the act of
March 5, 1855, in the name 81 Abram Turnipseed,
No % ss. for Ia6 scres Issued under tbs at .,
March >; 1855. in the name Of James Bose, and was
No 7s,ess for l?o acres issIed under the act of
March 8, 1856, in the name OF Nathaniel Reynolds,
No s. ~, Tor no acres, iss ned under The act Of
March 5, 1856. in the name OF Asa Lynd, and was
NO for is seres, i:su.d under the &C. Of
March 5, lSf6 IL the name OF William Logan and
sIs fos 10 scrs: issued u1Ser e iss
ii arch 5, 1885, in tho name Of Calvin Hooper de-
1893. 90
No. q 81, for 40 acres. issued under the act NJ
March 5, 1856. in the name OF Fleming Staten ana
was granted June 8, 1857. March %, 1858
No. % Sl, for TO acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1875. In the name Of yuxtin Wilson. And
wss grated June .. 1857. March -, 1858
No. % 2l9. for 10 acre, Issued under the act of
March 5, le56. In the name OF Anne p, wi low OF
eolten Msih.r, and wa. granted November a. 1858
March IS l8lS
No. 1858 for 100 acres. issued under the CT Of
Mech ~. In the name OF Betsey, widow Of Jhas
msysss, AND saS granted december II, 1885. March
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A LOTION ALE

There will be sold to the highest bidder at public
auction at the WATERFOWL Arsenal. Massachusetts,
ct o clock p. m. on WEDNESDAY, March IS g.
the following Commissary Stores and Property, all
more or less damaged, viz:
Is LIZ 1876 bbls. Flour, Hand Hammer,
! SCate aud Beam, 800 Butcher 3 Steel,
Set LIQUID Measures, o00p'r' Aoae.
A, L. vARNEY,
re U-6t second Lit. Ord, U. b. Army, A. U. e.
A UCTION SALES.-On WEDNESDAY, March
"A 1865 at 10 O'Clock n. there will be sold at
auction. at the United States Navy ard, PhiladeI
phia, the following:
Brear Of Procisions and GofAiss
,26S lbs. Coffee, 100 lbs. Tobacco, Iron Chest.
Bnyeox Of Eqxipmenf and Recruttins
1k bolts Flax Bag Stun Al bolts Jute Bag 6tufT
$50 lbs. Seine Irvine, .6S3 feet Leather Hose 500
feet Gum Hose Life Preservers. Leather, &c.
Bweaa Of Sfedm EngineeYins
IT'S feet Leather and Gum Hose, T36 feet Betting
go lbs. Green and Black Paint, 245 lbs. Packing
Tuck, ass lbs Old Junk, 500 lbs Rubber SCRAPS Ia
Oil Cans, Paint OH Tallow, 23e lbs. Gum, Forses,
Lanterns: and Irsn Boilers Of the " Brooklyn.' ;,
without the tubes.
Bureau Of Yards sad Docks
Akegs Wrought Nails, <.e02 pounds Old Iron.
float OF Sectional Dock, White Lead, Zinc, Paint,
&C.
Btyedw Of Constructions and Repas,
u, 0q6 pounds White Lead in oil, b75 lbs White
Zinc. 100 lhs sheet Iron o pounds Dross 2
Lsunches. Whale Boat. I Yawl, 1 Binsy i7yss
CORDS Live and " bite oak and Pine W God Copper
tumpe, tt OILS, Furniture, Carpet, Mess Che.t.
NN-ca"N Ccnmaadant-
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~ fatal disease among the swine IL "a
ported in several parts of Ohio. In HOOKING
County some farmers are losing from fifteen 70
twenty hogs day. The disease is said 10 be
an affection Of tine throat. Ii has also pre-
vailed 10 some extent among the turkeys In that
region.
action against Mr.. T.. i. Smith for alleged
breach of contract TO employ her AT Astley's
Theatre, London.
81 Rev. DIR. Sears, agent Of the Peabody
Association, addressed the common council of
Petersburg, Va, last week. and made a de.a-
lion OF s2,OW for the benefit Of the public
schools.
sS- The Rev. A. 5. Fisher, the presiding
elder Of the Lawrence district. in Kansas, was
shot al last Sunday night while preaching 81
Olsthe, Kansas. He was not hurt, however.
81 Mr.. Storey, editor OF the Chicago Times.
has been divorced from ais wife, from whom
he has been separated some time. He made no
defense.
So VIM. King, virginian, living in I.ouis
Vile, after preparing letter, saying he was
tired of life, took a quantity of strychnine in
lager beer, in saloon, and Immediately fell TO
the floor. His Life was preserved by the prom nj
use Of a stomach pump.
- Rhode Island proposes hereafter to slsos
her Congressman IN November.
SCattle on Paine's Prairie near Gains.-
vile, Fla, are dying from starvation.
- The latest counterfeit-two cent coma
slyered 40 as to look like five cents coins.
a1The Southern Accident Insurance Com
pohy VI Ay ASuoufe, w. nhs ~
wind up.
a0-A Mrs. Ryan died nj Worcester, Mas. o.
Monday afternoon, from fainting and exhaus-
ton, caused by vomiting.
SThe working men OF Nashville, Tenn.
are subscribing stock for the establishment Of a
co-operaiiye store. The shares are e5 each
aIAn in aiuable cure for toothache il the IA,
iowine;-Alum. reduced TO an impalpable pow
der two drschms; nitrous spirits OF ether eeve,
dIachms; mix and apply 20 the tooth
~The Chinese in Idaho City are susey,u~
The whites are SO poor that il dosenr nav =
steal nom them, and so John Chinaman cast
pay his taxes.
AEngiand will have to pay over q miiboa
and a-half pounds sterling year simply Nor
the water used by tie Ably ssinisn army. IL has
10 be distilled Al cost oftwo shillings q gallon
- SEVEN hundred and eighty-thrse psai-
lions IN bankruptcy have been filed in virgiuia
since the law went into effect. OF this nunber
not more than ten have been by creditors.
- Many laboring men who are out OF en-
ployUent msy he glad 10 know that help 4
very scarce in Vermont at Ssa day, 70 get sat
timber from the forests and prepare it Cor M ~
ket.
aT Rev. Joseph ReinhArt, q Catholic vr,s~t
at Ssndusky, OHIO. an attempting 20 est on .
passing train ST tina, place. fell under tke trAin
and was instantly ki.iei