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TIE Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CON-
MON PLEAs-HoN. F. J. MOSES PREs1DNa.-No
cases being ready for trial, days were assigned
on which the cases could be heard. A nolpros.
was entered in the case Of the State vs. Benz.
Villeponteur for arson, and the trial of A.
O'Hagen (colored), for the same offence, was
fixed for Thursday at 10 A. III.
The court then took recess until 10 o'clock,
at which time the country and town dockets
were sounded, and days assigned for the trial
of cases.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
CONNORS l. CARTER, PRoPRMToRs.
DUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
at Lancaster Z. a., s. c. Having large sub.
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chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the upper Districts Of the State.
Rates of advertising hbeIg1. Specimen copy oI
paper sent on application. August ~
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COURT OF AppEALs-CH1EF JUSTICE DUNKN
PREs1DMa-In the case Of ]. j. Pope vs..
W. H. Chafee, Mr.. James Simons resumed and
concluded his argument for appellant. MIR.
John Phillips heard contra, and was followed
on the same side by Mr.. Memminger. MIR. A.
G. Magrath in reply.
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Thomas Pinckney, executor Elizabeth P. Pinek-
neg vs. Sarah P. Bellinger ct al. a hH to
Account, to Marshal assets and for Ret'ef.
BY T. A. WHITNEY,
Auct1ouecr.

WILL be sold under the direction Of the undefsignea
at the old Customhouse on TUESDAY. the Hth
dry OF February, 1853, at II o'clock: a; M, ,,or
PLANTATIONS, known as Timothy. and .Towns-
end" tracts belonging to the estate OF NJ Elisabeth
P. Pinckney. deceased, situated on the Ashepoo
River about two miles from the ferry on me sadlka
batchie road, Coleyon ID shict. These plantations
cfer rare inducements to capitalists who may wish
to engage In the culture OF Cotton or Rice, as they
CONAN 6su a,res Of Cotton land AID l35 acres OF
Rice land. both excellent quality. The Mce lands,
owing to the fine facilities tor drainage, arc admtra-
bly, adapted to tho cultivation OF this staple. Cn
these places are DTellinghouse, Kitchen, very Large
Barn, Courthouse, ane statle, sud seven or elgnt
servants houses. as.n
Plat of the same can be seen at the ofdce Of =
A. whitney, No. z Franklin.street.
Terms-One-thirt cash; balance on credit OF one
and two years. secured by bond and mortgage o. tne
the premises Purchaser to pay for papers =:
b. STOKES, -
Jannarv IA C. L. O. D..
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CHARLESTON, 8. c.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
of the above well known Hotel, respectfully In
forms his friends and the travelling public that 1t
has been REFURNIsHED IN ALL OF IT'S DEPART
MENTS. The table will at all times be supplied
with THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS, includ.
ing every decacy in season, while the cuisine Will
be unexceptlonable. The Bath Rooms attached to
the Hotel are supplied with the celebrated Artesian
Water, and HOT, COLD OR SHOWER BATHS can
be obtained at any time. The same attention WILL
be paid to the comfort of the guests as heretofore
and travellers can rely upon finding tho Charestfn
Hotel equal to any in the United States The pat i
age of the travelling public is respectfully soci t.
J.P. HoRBACH, Agent
January emo Proprieto-.
NEW YORK HOT H.
BROADWAY, NJ T.
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Januarv 1yr+ Proprietor.
q w A M A l. E.
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DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN PRE-
sDMa.-The court met at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
when the following cases were called and dis
posed of, viz:
The State os. JEFF Williams-Assault and bat
terry. Guilty.
The State os. Bridget shea-Assault and bat
terry. Continued.
The State us. Mary Bluett ALIAS Mary Erwin
Assault and battery. Continued.
The State us. Ann Liebia-Assault and bat
terry. Continud.
No other cases being ready, the court ad-
journed at II A. NJ, to meet this morning at
10 o'clock, at which time the following cases
will be called, having been assigned by Attor-
ney- General, viz:
The State us. Henry Finck-Receiving stolen
goods. Messrs. Simons & SiegLing for the de-
fence.
The State us. John D. Entelman Larceny
and receiving stolen goods. D[. P. O'Connor,
ESQ.,. for the defence.
The State us. Richard Murphy and Nicholas
McEvoy- -Harboring and kidnapping seamen.
John Grlmbal, Esq, for the defence.
The State us. Thaddeus Forl-Assault and
battery.
The State Us. Isaac Johnson ALIAS Grant
Larceny.
The State us. Albert Harrisoa-Larceny.
The following cases have been assigned for
tomorrow, viz:
The State us. Dominic Boyle-Assault and
battery. O. E. Kanapaux, Esq, for the de-
fence.
The State Us. Thomas DolaIld alias Thomas
Daly-Assault with intent to okll. NJ. P. O'Con-
nor, Esq, for the defence.
The State us. Abraham Kely-Larceny. R.
W. Seymour, Esq, for the defence.
The State Us. Francis Bright-Larceny and
breach Of trust.
The State us. John Madden and Mary Mad
den-Attempt to commit arson.
The Process Docket wil be called this day, at
no,o
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SOlOmOn I6BaIe, COuFlCtou VI dsaauuI WILL
intent to kill, was sentenced to three years.
imprisonment.
Saturday next, LIST proximo, was appointed
Sentence Day and for call OF Contingent docket.
The court then adjourned.
A "sHARp' TRIoK.-The proprietors of the
billiard saloon opposite the Mills House have
for some time been conducting losing busi-
ness. Their tables had been purchased from q
manufacturer North, on credit, and the obliga-
ton had not been met The rent Of the build
ing was also unpaid, and the adyenturers were
exceedingly hard up. The landlord had levied
upon their stock in trade, which WAS to be sold
at an early day, but in the meantime the orr
ginal owner of the tables IA man named Sharp,
who had never received pay for bis property,
came to the city and produced mortgage
which had been given at the time Of purchase.
This claim was not considered valid,
and the sale would have been made
but for slight Of hand trick that
WAS perfected by the first claimants.
Knowing the nature of the building they COM
menced operations early on Tuesday morning;
the tables were taken to pieces, and before the
inmates Of the Mills House we're aroused from
their early slumbers, the tables were sent to
the steamer and shipped for New York. When
the news was received the last shipment had
been made and before the eager claimants
could reach the wharf, the steamer was some
distance on her way.
The billiard saloon was like some banquet
hall deserted, for the sharp-ers had made a
clean sweep, and nothing remained but little
chalk and few useless cues. The game was
closed and it was proved conclusively that Ply
mouth Rock was the best place on the conti
nent for cutting wisdom teeth, and that the
descendants Of the Pilgrim Fathers we're more
than match for their Southern brethren.
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THE SUMTER wATCHn1AN

THE SUMTER WATCHMAN
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM-
/ TER, S. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprie-
tors, ut FOUR DOLLARS per enuum, invariably in
advanfe.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed In the n"f
est stvia and grea!est i=r ch. -arIrmpeI 60
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--HoN. GEO.
s. BRYAN Presiding. Petitions Of voluntary
bankruptcy were read in the cases Of James II.
Truesdale, of Lancaster, and Judson A. Hasel-
tine, Of Lancaster. The petitions we're read by
W. A. Moore, Esq, and reference ordered TO
Register Clawson.
Er parte William Matthiessen, partner OF
Matthiessen & O'Hara. Petition for invollrn-
tary bankruptcy. On motion OF ID. P. O'Con-
nor, Esq, it was ordered that tho time fixed
for creditors to show cause why the said bank
rupt should not be discharged, vas extended
to the 26th February.
In re Isaac Klein, an adjudicated bankrupt.
On motion of Messrs. Brewster L. Spratt, the
Judge signed warrant for seizure upon the
adjudication Of bankruptcy, and an order direct
ing the Marshal to give notice to she creditors
to prove the claims before the Register on the
18th of February.
CRIMINAL DocKET.-The United States us. DR..
P. NJ. Violation of the Internal Revenue
law. Simons & seiglng for the defendants.
Verdict, not guilty.
The United States rs. Fogartie & Stillman-
Violation Of the Internal Revenue law. Verdict,
not guilty.
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THE TRI-WREKLY NEWS,
DUBLIsHED IN WINNSBORO' S. c., AFFORDS
J. profitable medium for the advertising pub
lie oil Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our
mutua benefit.
aAlLLARD, DEspoRTEs WILLIAMS
Sovnmber Is
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Mnsonlo Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO: $. r.& n
= A. n, meets at their Loago.r%SomH % r%nm
SErn.. EN- a,sry Saturday evening at 1o'cloek, y
Ella n,vs sTsmmunIcations, GrHt Saturday 10 eacn
.sansS S.SssS All lBrsthrsnin good standing areeor'
daily invited.
By order ofths "; " n; Il HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hnl, Feb. l, 1903. yi"
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SUR a IL r. Y.

IL 4. ono Of tho greatest trumphs Of Hom@'
ona,hy 10 dispense with the operation Of Ampu.
trtion and Exclsion, Ia more than two.thirds OF
the cassE. by the radical cure of the diseased
parts, which Allopathy would have consigned to
Fractures and serious wounds are healed In
less tirno, and with less pain, than under any
other mode OF treatment. ..-,
Homeopathy fulfilling mission whose emo
Ia The overthrow Of all other modes Of cure, and
the establishment Of Its own complete and per-
m anent rule e...t
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE ASSURANCE. Tho
Diroctors of a London Llfe Assurance 0fiice-
The 80 eprral Providentn- at Its recent meeting
hive placed on record their opinion shat per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
mora robus, healih, are less frequently attacked
nv disease, and when. attacked recover more
rsnidly than those treated by any other system;
thst ,ith respect 70 she moro fatal CLASSES OF dis
! sase ,he m mortality under Homeopathy b xmall 10
| comnsrison With that OF Allopathy; TINT there
arc J,sases not curable at all under. the latter
| svstem. which are perfectly curable under the
fTmer. finally, that the medicines prescribed by
Hnmmophathis,s do not lnJurs tho constitution,
whereas those employed by Allopaths not un
/ fraouAntly entail the most serious. and In many
| instnnoes, fatal consequence" Tho Directors
further propose to- summon meeting OF the
\ ,hareholderi TO lay before them the facts they
/ have collected, and the declsion nt which they
| hnSe arrived, namely: "To open q special SEQ
4 tlor Tor persons treated By Homeopathic lys
lem. Al lower rate Of premium than tn.'
charged on other llvss"-LoHdon (EnSo 90
sTtsr. ,ss .,.,,.v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,Midw1feTy!
ORPICR-OS SOUTH g STREET sp'
posIte Wells, Rarso & 20.
HOMGO p A II III ;

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
| iclne, based upon tho laws Of nature. seven
ty.five yearsof experience have proved thas ons
Homoopa,hy cures all curable diseases psrma.
pontly, which have reslsted the skill OF the oes'
practliiopcrs Of any Of the old medical syHem'
Homeopathy y aims to ocradlcated diseases entirely
10 cure sure and easy, without bleeding, oisteI;
Ing, cAuterizing or druggng, to prolons liie anu
lessen the number Of sick days.
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Carte do vIsltes, all styles; AmbrotypeE
n. d. pictures OF oil kinds copied; also the !,
.,ck and deceased taken at their residence u
dssIred. Gold Lockets Of NIL kinds and rnIs FinS,
Gold Hill. Feb. is. 1868. q : isisG
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/ AL steams.s Of this Company will hereafter
tpuch at ManzanIIlo each way. Freight and pas.
aage at reduced rates. l9fsl4 1880 HE7
Passage Tickets from Liverpool and Queens.
ibwn by tho Liverpool aud Great Western
Steamship Company's staunch and elegant
Steamship, NJ unusually low rates -y.-TT o.
Passage from Hamburg. Bremen. Southampton,
snd Hayre. by hrst-ciass Steamer ofthe North
German, Lloyds, at very reduced rates.
Thb NEVADA will be, dispatched March s,
and tho OREG0NIAN March 25 both via
Panama ..r> gsg. rs-l5- ..t
For further information apply to
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the case may be decided, it viii be the occasion
of great rejoicing throughout the Union by the
opponents or supporters Of the President.
From England the news is not specially i'm
portant- The Ministerial question remained I'M
decided. the Ministers avowing themselves ready
70 carry out such q policy as the majority in
Parliament may indicate. They are evidently
determined to hold on, if possible, till the new
election, when, if the majority is as strong against
them as now. there will be no alternative but to
step aside and allow the representatives of Young
England to carry ON the Government. For we
look upon the present DIS the expiring struggle
OF the Tory power which has so long been domi-
nant there. Hencetorward whenever the change
may come) men of liberal and popular ideas, in
full sympathy with the growing power of the
masses, will govern England-the Church will be
sundered from the State-Ireland will be liber-
ated-and the power of the aristocracy will Weld
TO and become subordinate to that of the people.
Two very important measures have recently
been enacted in Austria-a law legalizing civil
marriages, and another conceding the right of
trial by jury. 1t sounds oddly enough that this
great boon of freedom has just been granted to
the people of Austria But it is 50, and well
may they rejoice as they are rejoicing over it,
from one end of the empire to the other. These
are both steps towards popular freedom, and We
rejoice that they have been taken.
The news regarding the Abyssinian war and the
victory of the English army is confirmed. The
troops are bomeward bound, bringing with them
the son of the late King Theodore.
Minister Adams has taken final leave of Queen
Victoria, and leaves the affairs of the American
Legation in the lands of his Secretary.
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The Foreign News.

Our telegraphic adviees from Washington, by
the bark Comet, are To the 10th of May, ON
which day the first vote on the articles of i'm
parchment was taken. There are eleven articles,
and tie vote was on the last one, charging the
President with sisdemeanor for having uttered
language against Congress, during his famous
80 swinging-iound-th the circle tour" The result
was IS Senators for conviction and - for ac-
quittal. There are 81 Senator's, and the neccs-
sary two-thirds required for conviction WAS thus
lost. So close was the ballot that n single vote
from the minority, had it been cast with the ma
jority, would have changed the result, and sent
the President out of Office.
Il is easy to imagine the intense excitement
which exists in Washington and other large
American cities ON this extraordinary question,
when n single rOfe may change the whole result
OF the greatest trial ever known in American his
tory: The attempts made to bully Senators, if
true, are disgraccful. They cit in this case as
judge, and it is no less an offense to tamper
with a Senator than with a Judge. They have
the same right TO decide according to the evidence
and the facts rs Judges have.
We do not credit the telegraph report that
attempts have been made 10 poison Senators.
The sudden sickness which affected three of them
Is notnlnS extraordinarily, Wien the great excite
ment existing in Washington is taken into con-
sidcration. Few constitutions can bear such n
strain as has pressed ON the United States Sena-
tors during the past two months, without show
ing n reaction. The fact that every Senator was
in his seat and voted on the 10th of May, shows
that there was no serious indisposition sustained
BY any OF them.
BE the result what it may-conviction or ac-
quittal-we have faith in the justice of the YER
dict. Until evidence {. the contrary NAV be
shown, we will not doubt that those who have
voted on either side have done - according to
ticir convictions of justice and duty. Such men
~ Fesscndcn Of Maine are above suspicion, and
though they may not endorse the action Of the
majority, they may be rs firmly loyal and true to
the great party principles of the Union Republic
can party n any in the minority.
At this distance, and without the evidence he
fore u, it is impossible 10 say what will be the
final result. If the President IL adjudgcd guilty
under n single article, the case gDes against him,
and rs there are eleven counts, il II lille to
express an opinion. The steamer Idaho will
bring us the final verdict, AMI which ever way
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MEMORANDA.
R~p.vs .r sh~ Brig sIorni.x STAR.

Hep~vs q The Brig Morning Sfnr.
March 2slh- nj . /. 70, left HonaiuIu. On the 18th spoke the
An~-tsaa ~aaie bark Tom >rfsas, Capt. winsIow, from Mar
suaa. ts-s--, win 90 bbt- spera OIL Had much calm
-.fa=r ADD Esat .iEd- bstxesa Attitudes II and % north /;
60 o. 2<s e aPra ero<s-d the equator IN baxitsI~ I'D So
saA Arrived az uapna- May LIT kf on the n sr u4hzna,
AL Arzr~i ta-r- en- tae sth At Hanamaaa on the eth; %
Fsan-a % ne sth ~ atsoua "a the On, AL a. Ou1a on the
IsA- o. TIE fsno-nx morning Dr. saith and all the Ms
sroAr-- sc uG vessel fr their annual mcstin< On The Isth
90 n ODa@ % rrfarn he Missionaries % heir stations. On
o. lsth toa<had az Ataona ani put vi. KapaSn On shore A.; On
u- isth- az a y, arrived az PlAnau, put all the Ni.-soaases
On shnrr. ad reunznri thcrs over sunday. On the 18Th ar
rcyd 90 u-hana on ths nth az Tap, AMI On the .ame day
aEs , = ln Uapoa &c Housiu.a- We erased the equator
cnfhe Itth n orEtut- it9S wesf, and from thener had fresh
tr~t- vinfs Ga th- 51st q MAJ. at S a "a. made Hawaii
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AssESCEK

Fos Wrsow ann PoaTs-Psr KIauea. Jan~ III y Green
.cl AMI vie, ID "a Istehe.ek, " G. Needham, n Temper. J
Wiz, Mis- LyOu-, 4 IittAeoek, G ~ Lswer--s cabin and IS
dscS pa-ssnsrrs-
Fos PosrtAsD-P-r Alaska, May Ssth-Geo Clark-L
FHos sss tssScrsco-per Comet, June I-Faank Cosby,
wtAr, ehatt and ervaat u Gr-.n~sr and sS~ Rev . Hsr-
ns ~ barrsn, Capt CIV Wninug, vie ssd bur Children.
We batrieh- Ars A@tuidsn AMI thrs. children : A Chatter, W
Mctauxhcry. Y 4 HOLSTER. Frank Ro-.. ID Garcia B~nlamia
s-n-n-3 The sthowng pa-scng-rs ssr. laneeI az nno-
bcck. Mr. Richarfson-A Total. 81
Fsss Hossxsss-Psr China PACKET. June sd Chine-e.
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DEPARTU ~.

May 30-schr Mary Ellen West, for Mani
June Ischr Active, Chimney, SIC Hawaii
LSchr Warwicx, br MotokaL
Lschr kafDaiIe- ADAMS, from MotokaL-
1-Stmr kitanea, MeGregor, Er WiDiwari Ports
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Ill % " ! Reindeer, Mares, br Tahiti
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2Nschr IA Nci, Powers. foe Maui
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FHoa TIVE MARQrEsNs.-Ths Missionary Packet
Morning STIR returned from the Nirquesas Islands
ON honsiay. June lst- She had n long passage OF So
days 10 the group. visited all the mission stations. and
supplied the necessities % the Missionaries. who were
found 10 be well and in god spirits. Rev DIR. Smith
delegate Of the Hawaiian Evangelical Board. returned
in her. The passage back was made in eleven day.
and q half. u.lcr fresh trade wints. Captain Tens-
strom's report viii be found under the head Of memo
randA This vessel viii leave again about July Ist.
for a cruise among the Mieronesian Islanls. and will
probably be absent about SIX months.
Foa THE VotcASo.-rhe bark CONT touched NJ
Hilo. ON her passage frUm san Francis,o. anil landed
sx passengers. among them DR.. Beck. proprietor Of
ths Anatomical Museum. Mr.. J. Denny. an accom-
plished artist and correspondent Of the LONDON Hus-
fratsd -NsTs. Hiss 5. VI Gum. Miss \ Manning aud
M G. Hoitt. al Of whom Purposci visiting the er.-
ter Of khauea anil the ruins OF the late eruption in
kau- They are expected TO arrive here In the steam
or from Kons next weet.