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PORT CALENDAR.
ouIoro op rruE MOON.
Marine nsUs.
Port of charleston, january =
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-left
saturday p M. Mdze. To Street Bros & Co, Rail-
road AGENT. Adams, Damon & Co, Apple, & I Z
Apnew, d A Amme J Adger & Co. ID Aiken CO.
q u Ahrens Co, L Buck, q R Banks, Brenner' n
Supt E Bates co, A Bischo6, NJ Reid, M BITS
toll Bischof h Co, W Corwin co, Campoell.
Knox L. Co, NJ Cater J A Cook, Chisolm BROS, "
Chsfee, Miles Drake, j Dawson co. Dow1e q
Noise. Steamer Dictator, Entelman, M Eason q
Bro Jno ferguson, L Falk &, Co, ID Fleming q
Co, Ferguson & Holmes, NJ Greer, ii Gerdts GO.
Goodrich, Wincman & Co. a Helms, Hart 70, u
Hoppock, Hing. Jeffords Co. Jose JaTa Jen.
nings, 1homlinson l. Co, " Kinsman, KEEP,
Knsnan, Klinck Wickenberg co, kiatte q
Co, Kendall & Dockery, Nnsman Howel, l. Lo-
rentz, E Laftte & Co, A LANCER, Luhrs q stei ing,
Laurey & Alexander P Murkhardt, Muller. Nimii5 =
l. Co, McLoy & Rice, j q Minor, G OgerTnan,
O'Neill. O'Neill, w Paddon, D Paul Co, VIM
Roach, Ravenel & Co, Southern Express GO, pSmltn,
II Sharp, Capt Smith, G steftens q co, salns q
Co, Shackelford & Kelly, g Trott upper 2
Sons, NJ A Tannlunson 81 vollers, Jos walker, E +
Wehman, Werner & Ducker, Weinholtz, Geo
Williams & Co, Robt White, Wagner, Heath Mon
sees q S Subsistence Department, John Marzyck, 3
lahore Lott, McComb Co, Johnston Crews
s. Co, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Open Sea- Coombs, port in ouba-J Enslow
L. Co.
Schr vapor, Bogert, NCw York-W Roach.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr W E. Alexander, Bowdoin, Cardenas Cuba.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, JAN 81.
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THE YELvERTON TRIAL.

ou.p1ys DICKENS VIVID DESCRIPTION OF THE
cAsE-sCENEs IN THE COURT RooM-MAJoR
YELyERToN AND HIS WIFE CONFRONTED
BEFORE THE BIG WIGS
THE EVIDENCE.
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THE GREENVILLE MOUNTAINEER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so
l. per year, in advance. Advertisements inserted
at usual rates. g. E. ELFORD,
MayIL Editor and Proprietor,
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FOREIGN.
LONDON.
Ship Missouri, Edwards, cleared. d............ Jan
LIVERPOOL.
The Magdala Coghill, sailed. Dec 8
The Gorilla Jones' cleared. Dec 28
Ship winthrop. Stuart, cleared. Jan
The Hope Hancock, cleared. Jan
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark @ A Jones, -, up. ...Nov 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
LEITH.
The Sophie Muller sailed. lcd.................Dec Dec ~
MATANzAs.
schr May Munroe, Munroe, up..............Jan lO
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Cyclone, -, up.... .........Jan
Schr Cramner, Cramner, cleared. ........ Jan IL
NEW YORK.
Schr Lilly Francis, cleared. Jan IA
Schr @ Raymond Higgins, up....... ......p Dec 81
Schr N Clark, Clark up. Jan o
schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, up........ Jan II
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr A Edwards Bartlett, cleared. Jan 3
Schr E Ma ylor, Naylor, cleared .......... Jan .
schr Watauga Munroe, cleared. .... ...Jan IL
NEW ORLEANS.
schr Maggie Mcneil, Snow. up..............Dec2 70
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L TER, 8. G., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprie-
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advance
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style otJob Printing executed in the n"1' .
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NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
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I the 18th of October, 1867.
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Address, JOHN mitchell,
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Ser tember 80
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LIST OF VESSELS
DIP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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THE HERALD
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the State, affords great advantages to advertisers
Rates for advertising very ressonsble-for which
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Lie oil Charleston.
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mutue benefit.
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November 1h
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November a
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twelve intelligent burgher5 appears with his
document. Instant lull Of roar OF voices, ram
pant but an instant before. Agitation swells
and falls, us though it we're palpitating hu-
as Rhadamanthus-in-Ct Chief returns to his green
pavilion, and, standing up interrogates. Now
Hark
We are waiting, crouching in ambuscade as
it were, and as saon as the welcome sentence
has passed his lips We have all--uncleau hu-
manity, barristerial element, all, for we have
ErateIniZed now-sprullg to our feet, and given
veil, roar, o shrielI, any sound that could
be noisiest. No attempt even at protest from
Deputy Rhadamanthls There is a cloud of
horsehair in the air: barristeriel element hav-
ing thrown up its covering frantically. We are
insane temporarily. We are black in the face
with this frightful strsining of lungs: We then
battle our way out in the round hall outside,
lighted luridly by great gas torch IN the
an insane humanity tco, roaring and believing
in great pillows. Utterly demented, we have
to shake hands with thousands of unclean but
overjoycd hands. We have to give epitomized
versions of the great verdict to groups of the
excited unwashed, who thereupon go off into
insane dances, and below frantically. The
barristerlal trappingH are torn and roughly
| handled. Out into tn. street then where dense
population waits now only for the great heroine
Of the night, whose carriage is seen drawn up
| within the closed gates, and whom they will
drag home, in procession fifty thousand
strong.
After having gained her case in every in
ferior court, the lady, at last, appeared at the
highest bar Of her country, the House of
Lords. Here was dilemma. Major Yelver-
ton belonged to the noble orders; he had de-
serted his wife and contracted another mf e
riage. Tho House Of Lords did not deny the
evidence brought uI' in the preceding trials,
but took the ground of technical informality,
and required that the whole trial be gone over
again before it would give its decision.
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NOTICE.
or-nr c,rrrnr, an 6rIrV nETENIIVE

january 20
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Stock on hand and on shipboard..... lie
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And what will ye hear. my daughters dear p
o, what will ys hear this night?
Shall s,ng you song of the yuletide cheer,
Or of lovers and ladies brighti
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course of n few days his reasons for disappeariut
came to light-he had committed forgery to an
immense amount, and his disappearance from
England was final. After crossing the Channel,
no one knew in what direction he travelled, what
name he assumed, to what country or manner OF
life he betook himself. He had friends, many
friends who loved him dearly in spite OF his trans
gressions; but they went on, living from youth
to age without the slightest hint of what had be-
fallen their relative, who still may be doing pen
ance on the banks of the Ohio or the Susquehan-
ma for the wrong he perpetrated in youth.
1t is well known that in France, before the
revolution. the vanishing of men almost before
the ewes of their friends was 50 common that 1t
scarcely excited any surprise at all. The only
inquiry was, had he a beautiful wife or daugh-
ter, for in that case the explanation was easy
some one who had influence with the Government
had designs upon the lady, and made interest to
have her natural guardian put out OF the way
while those designs were being fulfilled.
A Ietfre de cachet effected the purpose IN view
for any number of months or years, or, II neces-
sary. for life; and the individual thus spirited
away, should his eoncealment be transient, was
generally careful To treat the affair as a Jest, lest
his fate should be made To resemble that oil the
great state prisoner, 4 part OF whose adventures
are well known, though his identity has never
been ascertained, for the conjectures OF Lord
Dover and others carry with them their own ret
utation.
Russia is still what France, and still more Italy,
were formerly, the land of mystery; that is-tor
the words are generally synonynous-of crime.
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NOTICE.

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prlsing person, who understands the business, to engage in it
at once.
For further particulars apply to the publisher Of his paper.
ga I'm
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NEW STORE.

EUST on NUUANU
- Opposite Geo. McLean's, a General Assortment II
Ladies and Children's Boots and Shoes,
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c.
FOR SALE CHEAP BY
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

Our fsptl having been appointed hy His
liccilsney, Governor BFognio@, ana con
irmsd blythe Senate as one Of the Official.
'rGaul for the publication oE legal aafsrtisc-
hents undera recent Act Of tho Leeisia-
hre, entitled an "Actto requisite the PUBL
Ption Of Legal Notices, We tsg leave to.
bill the attention ofoassss mlerssteai 80 the
pw, Which va paSNsh elsewhere. Espe-
isliy 90 We can lbc attention Of Clerks and.
listers, Circuit and County Court Clerks,
'h'rifs, Tax coaecsors, Mag sttates and
|th'rs 70 teAa this law catsiully. Il is,ths
'AE Ofthslant, ana must BE coupIied with.
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the Kukiux at work |

We learn some Of Our oopperhead and
Rebel friends have been trying their hsnd al
a 'Erodis % learep on one Of u iuofeasi1e
citizens, who Is in the lawful pursuit. Of big
business, How long viii IL BE- before they
get ths people srOussd to take bold of thes'
scoundrtls as once upon a time" IN thspastl
Not long, we optne 4 Crack your whip-snd
saeh another Smelling out Of Copperheadsi
Reoels qad Rebel Preachers never was heard
OF before IN this eopairy flfFe.
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aaalti g4ted dcopndts Ftes iding
/ a.pAIe Laara al Rlaaasy ilc.

thsB nnYoltighte0 acQpndfgl tB Ffeeidlng NJ
ber, AVA egap Laage a. Rlspa
payne seqsid 8toapsh shshsf aee
tsrsls w lars
bg sbs 0la arl rpS
slIel IN the imploua syasuct a thls bFsksa.
aeedinp ofspt,a The syldenSs u y s
mQs citizens "a ihs.
bo6pts5 sh lands thatt hls tea
dlgia aa{ Ma been eGhnbtiue acts Tor years
Understanding 4 miHistsf 81 ths Gospet Be-
eaAse Me- aas Deem alHdyacis ne hiaiatesieF
robea apd 81 reassn u his beIag VI taf
MODS tFaigor tosbiB coAntfy ID has moved.
along si&SbtEIy 4 Fsbsl spciety ~witaoutSshIb
dark and damnablsdsea being broaghtgtp5
lSgAt. BrssAsm Aiiss n isted at the
last Cfinihal Court n Blouutsile iR two.
epsesitur aasattenps "a rape We have Il.
ftom high authotiS Inst thsre WAS sunlc isut
eudeate before the gfanaJa to,have war;
rantedsbme ten oftwalvR indictmcpts Of the.
sane charaeie ~, but he wefe advised u pre-
sent only two, There Is now /. letter ia The
hands Of 4 leading citizen ID MileS
town, BlOunsvilis, written ~ lady ana 4
msai6sr II Niles Church, setting form that
In rstnruing nomCaafch with thts preacher
desperado, he made thsmosi crinnal oYer-
TIRES dsing an Kinds Of petsuasiens and
assuring her that the. Lord would hold them
goiltlsss.a ne presIs,ed' aAhs ~SntrassOus
cOndustuatl they reached the ISdyls house.
She is the dapsAter o. = pteaehes Of Mics
d denomination, Therspre many other stni-
lar cases, and were ituOtth that esrteiH famihes
are fearful or Being brought toto conrs to
testify against Nisa there hould be %reysIa-
tons that would Bripg 4 blush of shame to
the cheeks Of ademan. Ills inaipuated by
Miles. apdhis friends that the charges against
him originated in this place. This lis a lie.
They orlginate8 IN bis own County and
among his oWn Church believers Brigham,
we are not yet done With yody ard as your
Character has besa viadiqqied NJ intcnd 70
make a full exposition % Jour conduct
ID AL - LL IKE AL LN - H
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WsArei Informed that AZ, HenrY Hise, re:
siding four miles from shis place on tbs
ElizshsthtOu road, Accidentally ahct himself
fhrpugh thea wrist withtalrihef shsttvFipe
bob bones q severely that amPasatioh wAs
compSlisd 10 BE- rssortedto Drs. o. wbee-
.lss Oh Gibson aud sthorn performed the
opsraliou 81 d duatiou very Successfully
and be g nov ere dad 5 say, doing a.
vail estho eirenms,anesa Of the case win
Admit = 4.
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Contemptlble.
oae oftRs Tow Sst aid niost' e~ousempthIc b~ysiuqas
that any man can be engaged lp, Is trying 70 Fg into
othor peoples private ansifs. rhors arc several In
a~iriduaIs. BhoppfssR 10 Ne tsrg sanart N and about
Jonesboro, who will be exposed to the public, in due
season, nnless they change their taciies. We have
becp told that some Of the WOularbp : knoT ing ones
d this plasq have beoHstritihg 70 sst some Of our on :
ployeeS to eise the names % esrtain persons whom
toy ,ugyoed had Contributed articles 70 the MAC
There pre private pasters aboutths p%ripslng busiuess,
As we'll as inaall tho 9th n pursuits oflfe, which sa-
erediy bslodg oSaly to The fropFiosor, Ahd al ambpyeu
WHO would divplss'the cosi-mark nc ne neshantor
tho conaaeneo 81 % editor. would uHavupts4ly gtSAl
rad dosIi osAetm sah AID sbssnplious scst Ws ~,
'"onge for ALL That the past may DO locked oyer, but
should another attsmpt DO made to spyF into our psi
vate affairs, a prblie exposure will DO the consequence
We mean Just what ,Rd say
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pabaAs oGths AtAaalaa aaalaty.

Ia - -" NsAAHAI TT
af RstaaEgsS a6sas I Siso8ysr
q Atn sais5
pit'
The rAlhsVlan ceieiyg net AZ Franklin
Asadfmy on thh nift ef theaeih ofsAprilr
1925 aud publicly diacussdH tD6 abeva hAthuG'
Question. TIE ppeAkefs exhibited mach.
.spiril ahd energy, w. they aiscodfsdd wits
soelness 900 dtlibsratlon. The w68Gefnf8
Motgings OF the potter Of Cod was plainly
elacidHtna from ~vasi4ns passages ID seftp-
ture, and the works Of nAtufa were maintaia-
ed win equal Ability. t9A large and lntelll-
gent audience honoFed the society With
pfesepee NRpE sincere thanka are due them
fortheig good bqhAyiqgr and Undivided All.
tenllonS thus winpteg for themselves rsfeemi
ana kiYiuR encouragement no literary assem,
iblles and All Efforts which ponduce ~ Ahs
Formation Of nterettqe, The following sgen-9
tleuen werethe disputnnta
AHifmative--M. u Hyder, "a. j. n. Hyder.
AGegstiye-E. +. Akard, r. II. Nathes.
The following gentleuen acting as Commit
tee ON ecisioR--G. LfKeezel, ], X, n Wiz.
lianss W. Middieton, W A. Nelson, and ]. a.
Vest, who rendered. Il favorable to lheadilm-
alive fsr5 ln Fr
"a variety being necessary for the occasion
there was also a Comic Speech by : II. Yea
ger 40 Essay by BW. Akard, also an Ora
tian By !. A. Bolton. N, =. HypEa,
-t W Fae Asst Secretary.
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o those Ind0btod to the Union

Flag
W. have upon our books the names 81
bsuy sabsctibtrs md advertisers who are
sdsbtsa 10 Is. They wilI Sud a notice in
bis paper % come fcrwqrd and make pay-
hent. We are 10 need Of the money 70 pay
be expenses Of the oalceAaud We hope
|hese aceoae's will be settled at once.
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4 On Che win6.

rEsG' our Rlratsd snaliiSe A~ssistsu,
sdi'or Of The nag, took bic departure on
'1day last on the dovaysrd tfaln-dss-
Pea for 'he acecdas PlsT6sp where 81,
Z said . to take Psft. "a the auS.isi eers-
'pni,' q two young ana asSoBpnshsd
l'nd'' who hsys mutually decided 10 no
tNfq ~ afa ahlksta 49, <
sals tAir yfldsrsss u wos aishs y
s.'a him (only what DO dsserqes,l the
O' loyous and delightful Journey As %
'''sepsioh atnong the HoosieFs ) ,svs" baa
ace " Asklqg 9 woflasP Of sndyiuz
FAsp'yesand wherever he chooses 10
L''osth is @~ysoshssy Before * t%e,ura,
~ aasHslhs ENiopE ReeabllcanN Ca.
Hon, Which ITO ssssmbls n Chicago, NJ
Pnf7ste dtsnt psd wade Tor a. prs,,a..,
-'s EAiehA he "a Dsisvts from ,hs AZ,
y''''ional Dhtsisr Of r-sSuSs.ses va
y eas lsl'adi Of tAe wsst vim osakd
= ra,ehlat syse add IA al, I
,'y dap'sla dseoys him Win 49,. ~
Att sarhsnsed bOvsr"-bat ,vsd
back % bis nNlys ran sSa 9m,,s
a Hiil thaasbRg yoid "a The helr,
EliI Be- lst behind kia. B.,Is..'
=, fot hln tst,, I'd " b|oo,ts,,
consider ths prsui,ss, ana sad hg
'@'ns onh a. Assidsbls [i
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Al. II. SREPHESS,.
f-A'sof E@si TsRDssSsol
Factor and Ccnmi Sion MCrchal
ArnerfcUs, CO,

neals largely in Froyisious, LiQpors 4
Tobacco Cora jy,s ONfs and az oil
PlantxtionsuppiieE Ofiers CO. tsifehas.
Of Cotton sdliei,edgRnd promptly and eat
hlly exeeuted. Lihefsh gdvsuefs mode
CO~nngRmruts Of Corn, Bacon. nard, II
Q,Iss sud other East TeEn sssee Pr0eaes
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The Right End ~ Talk.

Do not falto rssd tbsartelo RON Tho Wig, on tho
afat mgsof the Flag, Written ~ the Ray. Nh Mann
Of our Ssighborins town ~ GrccaaviIlea HIe'Fspsaks
forth the words Of truth and sobernessa-and places
that greatest swinale upon human earieAtares-g w.
paes-in thc light Ii day, III al bis aeSrrity A
libe;ttnc and traltpr IL roar midsl taqAias EsySst God
save tho onsenie
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]. 3. NlohOl's Furniture EgtablIsh.

mpnts N 7fsMH4r
We call the attention or our readers otBe
.hv%eFtisemsut 81 this szteusBe FutnIiurs
Establishment; of Nashville, Tenn. Having
uFcbascd a lot Of furaiturc from this Hous SC
p'''l'e' we DO nOthesltats to say we BE-
'''s they sell the cheapest furniture and the
s'' in The whole SouthreE country. Send
! MI SichOl u you want cheap aud excollsn.
p%ruitdrs. a4&
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lDTylETpE % 4 81. FA, issued from the
Id Supreme Court Of Tennessee 81 Knox
lile 20 me directed, I will proceed 10 sell tot
eAshl u hand az the Court House door ia
Joresboro on Saturday the 18Th day Of April
1888, all the tight title, claim and interest
that Wilson DayieSs hHs ia and t0a tract Of
land situated in Washington county, civil
district No. 5, containing eco acres more or
Tess, adjoihi1g the lands Of joseph 4. sfiap-
so1, William Powell and Others, 70 satisfy 4
judgement aud cost that John PresBell reeoy-
cred against A. b. Wilson and Wilson Bay
less in the Supreme Court At Knoxville Ten
uessse, at Its September term 1867. This
the 18th dag Of March 1853,
S. : SMILEY shalgs
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