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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
REVISION AND RFGISrRA.
TION. #

7 N accordance with General Orders No AO
a dated Charleston, March 13. 1868 NJ,
tice is hereby given tha, Session of thc
Board OF Registration, No. !, Fairfield
District, comprising FInreb, Gladdcn's
Grove, Yongucsyillc and Winnsboro, viii b,
hold in Winnsboro for n period five DAYS.
from tho first to tho fifth OF, April.
Aii persons who believe themselves onali-
hed to Register will come forward.
AL Registered persons who have rcmoy
ed or are aboutto remove from this Dis
trict, will be furnished with Certificates Of
Registration so they may vote who're they
may reside on tho day OF election, so thew
nave resided there ten days prcviohs to
election.
-. f JAMES NJ. DAILY,
Chairman Board No. J..
mar 26-t3xI Fairfield Distr;c,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Xi K,UX.

The whole Western country is all
aeog aver this mysterious order which
it is stated, has arisen rs if in "a night
and oycrsprcad large sections Of the
West, exhibiting however, Il marked
partiolity fer Pmaon BrownIow's plu-
tonic regions. 1t seems to have in
Sp'r"d a&en"'nc awe and terror and
tho press Of that section is discussing
voluminousk .,uc!, questions as these.
Wbo ,brv .r, ,nl wb,t tho, ,ro
''''o' '"'S como ana "h'''''r '"oy
gH,~-thc'r purposes, objects, &c. &c.
The Klan processes to Lc a mixed
comnany Of the }i\jnr and the dead
.ulol ,o.oIhon CO., oo, ,..
~ ''" ="
pos'' anu "''""''S Nc"s''"nc'' y" ~
and sure, upon enemies. They move
in the wtching hours of night in fam
tastic ruisc--like nhontom, IN obos,lv
rrooo,,; o1 , =:
WV - ''' ''$''' ''"''' ~
NY S''''"' "''" Weir" ."r@on '"A'
seems borrowed from the lower re-
gions. Here is what Il paper SAYS of
them. We hardly know whcthcr H.,
od;tor !, w.,, ,nl ,,l,; r,,, :, 49,,
>Y' - .'7 "' 0"''S " ., "o
80 ,,;',,4 ,,r,
r.. :, dos.r;n;,o ,or .or,o ~,
.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

Two libel cases have just been decd.:
cd iii New York, the one in which
Moses S. Beach, OF the New York Sun,
Was ated for $4,000 damages, Tor
cppylng a paragraph in regard to Mrs.
n-Boker (whoso marriage some
years ago excited much attention, and
in which the jury gave a verdict for the
defendant. The other case was that Of
the "Natior," in n prosecution comnien-
ced against it by conductor on the
New Jersey Railroad. for remarks. on
his conduct at the time ofa railroad nc.
cdent, rcsrltng ia the killing Of Profes
sor Dwight. In This aut also tho jury
gave verdict for he defendant. making
up their minds TO that effect IN five nm.
utcs. In the case Of Mr.. Beach. it was
shown that he libclous article com:
planned Of had been copied by his a !sSsssF;;
without his knowledge from another
paper, had been printed without any
intention Of wrong, and when appri5ed
of the wrong done, hat it was al. once
t,tracted, etc These decisions do not
hold out much enconrag cement to suits
for libel against newspaper editors, es.
pecially where, from the. general charac-
Ter OF the Journalists, it IS the ann to
give correct Information, not to injure
amy one, and when wrong IS doue, to
repair It Ms far rs possible: Conscien.
tious journals arc always solicitous in
The first place 20 hc right. aud when
wrong to get right, 'liG ono quality
usually accompanying tie other. And
it lih,y be added that THIS careful class.
who are always ready upon fair and
courteous representation, to correct in
advertent errors, are the last mon to be
frightened INTO such rclraction by
threats Of law snits or personal vio-
lcnce.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

I'm, oC PairG,l,, D;,,,Iu, I'M m,
Cnnt Hnnsn N w;n,,,hnrn ~ .,,,.7"', ."'
3Oth March, 1867,
o.. motion or Cn,t.;n TI.s Y
Woodward, .Ln4,. !, : H,l.,,,.o,,,
was appointed rro.i,iing oaiccr Of The
meeting. Upon tak;ne the chair .hc
.)rdgc announced its object io Lc l.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

K. X. X. in NEw YonK.-Polico
Superintendent Kennedy received an
anonymous communication stating that
a branch Of tho 'Ku.Kinx Klan' (wha;-
ever they may be) was organizing in
this city, with ramiGcations in New
Jersey, Broolyn, and other places in the
neighborhood. The writer warns tho
superintendent Of certain terrible things
they contemplate doing. EEc says no
was an original member OF the Order.
but became conscicncc-strlck.n and
left NedD YORK htter-PhiloHc'phM
Ledger.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01


TIE SITUATION IN GEoRoIA. There
seems, says tho New York Herald, to be
some want Of concert of opiaion among the
Conservatives in Georgia in regard to the
pr5priety Of running tickets for oil thc
offices, national and State, at the election
While some are in favor of nominating full
list Of candidates, others propose to lot the
Congressional election go by default, argu
ing that if they should succeed in clccting
c;cn part Of the delegation, the Radical
majority in Congress would not allow them
TO take their seats. With this view it is
proposed tint the Conservatives concentrate
their full! Strength upon carrying the Gov
crnor, State Legislature and other local
officers. On the whole We arc inclined to
think this the best policy. Successful in
their choice Of officers in State Government,
the Conservatives can so arrange their
local Legislation rs TO suit emergencies that
may henccforth arise upon questions af~
fccting purely lccat and, TO themselves,
most important interests. Tho natural
instincts of self. preservation dictate
the propricty of adopting this policy
BY this means TREY may eventually secure
two sound representatives in tho United
States Senate. No delegation the Radicals
in Gcorgia' chh possibly send to thc House
Of Representatives nj Washington will en-
hancc the popularity, Of the Radicals in the
North and Vest; and if they can squeeze IN
a negro or two, so much, tho better. Give
Congress rope enough and it will hang
itself Therefore, let the Conservatives Of
Georgia look to tho sccurement Of power in
The State Legislature, and let the Congres,
sional delegation take care Of itself for the
present.
DlsdRAdEFUL Exi,ibiTtoS.- .-AfteF the
singing or the thing 3clrpt Constitution
last night, the Menagric took recesg' of Is
| minutes, when ono of the most dfsgfaccful
scenes cnsucd that a civilized community
| ever Witnessed
The whole mongful dclcgdlioh- --bla6k and
Tan, rhhhoganics, tie guano hued and all :.
advanced to the clerks desk and oommenc
ed hand around dance amid huz2ahing
and singing most popular songs being,
"Old John Brown lies moullerin in the
| ground and "Safs in the garden sitting
sand" Sc, SC.
Under tho inspiration of Ready Relief
Rodman, Cchief cook and bottle wash. this
disgusting Niger wake was Kept up during
the entire recess. Alas, poor old NORTH
Carolina! how ii,oh hast ,fdfloh' from thy
former high eatatcI- Raleigh Carohnian
ALonadn cofrespondenti is Of tho opinion
chat there will soon be established in Eng.
land on "Uniyersity for5Wonen." He says
that lady has already subscribed five
thoueand dcllafs> for hcgfnhiug, and other
subscriptions are promised The plan Is to
have the university under the control of wo.
men; to have one hundre students, and to
raise ono hhndfed' and thirty thousand dol.
lars for the nS'essary buildings The cost
Of educatiohis, however, to bo limited to
one h'ntired dollars year for each student,
lincluding the cost Of her rooat and board
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Thc Demo
cratic Club Of Richland District re-
spcctfully iuviter convention Of dele
yates from all the Districts of the
State, to be held at Gregg's Fall, in
this city, on Thursday, the I'd of
April next, at half-past 7 o'clock p.
NJ. a full representation is earnest,
ly desired.
j.: p. THOMAS,
L. W. McMAsrEn,
EDWARD HorE,
PRESLEY BRowN,
w. G. SwAFrrEID,'
Central Committee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Free School Notice.

fS'HECommissioners of FREQ Schools for
l. Fairfield DISTRICT, will collect tho 40
counts Of Teachers for the year 1907, and
Forward the same Immediately to tho under.
signed. " + AIKEN
i"eh @o-xZS. Sec. md Treas"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Hue AyRFIELu HHHALu.

On motion Of Jas. r. Aiken, com.
mitteo o., five was appointed to pre-
rare55a c Constitution for the consldera- :
ton Of the meeting to be held next
Monday.
CoMMlTTEE Appointed TO PREPARE 4
CONSTITUTION.
JAS r. AIKEN,
JAS. III. RION,
EDWARD p. MOBLEY,
COL. j. u. DAWKINS,
JOHN G.. RABB,
On motion, the meeting adjourned
to,meet'inthe Court House on Mon
day next, the 9th day Of April, 1868
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
LcoMMuSIoAfEp.]

Mr.. Editor: .g
Permit me to rchind tho friends Of the
Bible of all denominations, and especially
oil ministers Of the gospel throughout Fair.
field District, that the Fairfield Bible socic.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

The gcntlcmcn elected Vicc-Presi-
dents of the Democratic Club Of Rich
land District, are requested to report
to the President Of the club, in Co
at their earliest convenience.
RIcH'D' O'NEALE, Jn., Scc'y.
Phruil.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
PUHLIU mUETJNG G..

Minutes Of aPnhlic Meeting q the Nlti-
Hcha of Fairfield District, he'll tho
Court House in Winn}boro, on Monday,
3Oth March 1363
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
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OFFICIAL HISTORY r Gn WI

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23


FREE OF ONE DOLLARf
Fer . club Of 30, Ce3.l-one Of the follow
ing articles, via pelaiDe dress pattern; fancy col
orcd bed spread 100 view Turkey album %
yards :hee'ing; striped ea.hmere deiaine drsss pat
tern honey romb quilt all wool square shawl; set
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pants ard vest pattern gents hair guard chain gold
trimmings silver plated chased butter dish silver
sfeeled blsd~d knives and forks, worsted promenade
shawl; ladies' long gold plated chain: ladies gold
double ring gents heavy chased soid gold ring; sol
quality bamorsi skirt jew~iry sleeve buttons
match violin and bow; gents cardigan Jacket
splendid ebony d futs. ivory trimmings; superior
moral boots.
artieies viz Black coIored alpaca dress pattern
poplin dres parfsrns piece Of blrached brown
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pattern silver plated cake or card basket fur mu
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coating large, fns bssscaed linen fable covers.
With dor large seiscd din Ber napkins to match
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Fer larger class the va,ss snsrsasss
In the seRs ratio. -.
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Aadsrss al orders to
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The Democrat denies that the note it published
three weeks ago over the signature Of Charles Has
LANCER. ives Q forgery. We were informed that
br. HsslAnger denied signing tho note OF knowing
any thing about It, and We 80 stated bat the De~o.
sssf that Mr. H. seknowedged In the presence Of
the editor and another person. that he authorized
his name signed to 20. Dot notwithstandng. he did
consent 10 be candidate br supervisor, and was
elected over the regular Dcomcrsfie ncninee.
We dd not In the first isstsnce. wish to be under.
stood % intimsting that the editor committed the
forgery or Published IL knowing Il to be such Our
Information led ne 20 inkr that ths brecry was
committed outside Of the Dsmecras o1scs and that
the editor was entirely ignorant Of the fact
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Ifthe Democrats undertake to get mp another :
t<lion. Ne some Of theusthressen. In the cleo.
sisn esss against thsp srxt hiL sbe Republican,
ell spSssrer 10 make it iivs,y sar darn. Bot ~
% not apprehspd spy trsdtis. n tbs leading Cop.
pRhssds shosght The Republicans wore ersvens OF
~ssid be unprrpsred to meet them Trey might ct
tempt to carry cut Tom uenies's proyrsnre. Of
ushins - ussss 10 wsshingtop % sbs tsA Of Marcel
esxt and putting their man into the fresisentis
chair by srs tsry are net quitr sueh tasis az 10
attempt any thing Of the kind They understand
that aghsinE 10 twesbsuded game. spd that the,
would rrshahly al; to accomplish thsir object. In
whch event Tbs prospect Of dangling In the afr. sus
peussd By tbs neck would NOT be Pleasant 10 evaten
pists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

some fthe ccpperh-sd siumpers aud papers are
threatening rebellion in the Republican eand-
date for President 10 elected next fall by, what they
are pieased to term, negro votes; but they cannot
brighten any one with their thr-sfs- The RepubIi-
cans win be prepared fr any sxiseney and although
they much prefer peace. and win quietly sui nit II
beaten At the polls. viii whatever force may b.
cesssry to place their candidate In the Presidential
chair II eonstifufionally elected The Republicans
he no threats boasts. but II the Cons SPOIL
Eng Cor another fight and nothing else win do them
all they have 10 DO TO get accommodated 10 10 sfri
the hrst blow when they get through they will
hsd they hare received as least many hard blows
% they have given.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Arkansss, Louisiana and South Carolina have
each adopted the Consultations recently framed
by Conventions elected In sormity With the pro-
visions ofths Congressional reconstruction act and
viii soon apply for rcadmiszion into the Union,
leaving seven others still deprived Of their former
riehts and privileges, In consequence Of their own
crimes or these. Georgia, Tlorida y. Carolina and
Mississippi, IL Is almost certain IN adopt the new
con sti'uiions which have already been framed, A.
soon a. they have an opportunity; the other three
Virginia, Alabama and Texas, may conclude to ssss
out In the cold awhile. but unless the copperhesds
triumph next fall which expects they will
hardly sst any better ters Georgia voted upon the
ADOPTION or rejection OF the Constitution this
vssk. but the result up 10 this writing unknown;
the partial returns received. however, indicate that
the constitution has been ratified, and the Radical
State and Congregational tickets elected By large
jorities.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

<s,;sso.a Edstsr CArSssias Cronicls, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit nom the use OF Hoof>
tsnds herman Btters and feel IL my privilege 10 re-
ecmr<,d them ~ Q vasble tonic. 10 MI who are
suffering nom general debility nom diseases arising
from arrangement Of the liver. Ycurs truly,
i. ID. FESDALI,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The election Sor Judge aud Clerk sfthe Recorders
Court. and one Alderman In each ward, was held in
Chicago LAST Tuesday and restrd In the election
neAiistsr. tp-nserat) a. JsAee. By 90 majority,
and 0HasA, fp~nocrat.) - cs<rk, BY 100 majority.
Ths n<p~bNesss sises Ten sfths s~w Aidesnsn and
tn Dsneersfs ssscs. Ths vote poised IVES nearly
1000 isss thas q ths iass PrssdsniiA election The
psp~bicans ~ vsry iss,s isssrsst In the slscfon
and essla ~ - indscs1 nAhy Of hen, tssaks tine
10 vsss- naA 49, bsss Ssl1Dsu tAssv b no one.
sioA bss - sy wsssa hsss sven - ssss 5000 Re-
pshslas ns1ssssy;sis = - Rspsbiicass sl>usd .
nAjoris5 d A1drnsa.
rhs csps - sAb pisss vws ssadsrfaIly ticlIsd
ovsr - result snd - Ds~ssss thrust Gag Out Of
s.s u - sass visdsss. With wss nss han 81
dsa svw - m Of nishnoad o. ne ssssAiss oss Of
ne svbs11Ion-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
New Advertisements.
1000 AGENTS WANTED

IN ell paris 81 The United sstcs cell cnr immness
list ef nearly 500 d1Gerent BOoKS. N.
BLB6 aDd PHoTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Every family wants sonrthing from 70.
SCOT post paid 10 any address On receipt of prize.
Canv.>sirg brnks eausAining the iist. Nth yrircs
together With u, nh sheets and printed hrsdtngs
enrolling LIST of names. ssus rec 10 any aus on re-
ceirt of 30 cents.
Anybody sc3, FROM 100 70 GOO of sh~ss boshs
snysh~Sc- fsr terms to agents aud other tnsorina
JOHN Z. POTTER 4 CO.. Publsshers,
kas~ GA aud GIT fznsom street. philadelphia. Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The closing arguments 10 the Impcnebme Mt case
commenced yesterday. and Il 10 expected that de.
eision viii be made " sdBe sday Thursday next
The Republicans at washinsteu generally feel con.
hdent that the President win DO condemned by the
requisite majority and removed. but whether be will
ts forever disqualified nom holding Once, Is not 90
certain
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

HOWE L STEVENS PAsgMy DIE cOL0Rs.
TuIn7f piyFEAENT snxBEs. an IN liquid
y nrD Tbs ssn5 sAad.'s 81 in pesvd.r Drm.
We advice fSe uss ~ tie biscts Browns and prsts,
n tie powder foru. For Sale b. all praggists and
p.s,s-., .ss e 2. s5.ass.< sssy, sS.ses; n..s:
DIR Pr Day s~rG 10 money IN sdsancs.
AI0Agsnts wsn>rd eSefy~hsrs 20 ell cer PnzrsuI
VIZ Er~lssass Msslie Czsekesls.s< AAdress
AxsslcAx wrss %. le2 B'd~sy. n. T.. ls Dssrb0rs
ST. Chicago.
6SJ k6n 70 u, 200 PEHYExk-
WAsVVV An Agent 10 wanted in every
sows In The Union, 10 make and cell ~ srticis OF
daily eossunptiou IN every hmily. II a entirely
uss. sale permanent - dour. Address
LOUIS CODLxSTZ. Ni6asto~n. Nd.
THIs 70 NO uUlaB O. -By ssuslpx 50
- csess aud stamp. With sse. hsieht color oI
eyes snd hsxr. you vii receive. By return mali,
CORRECT picture Of yo~r future busssnd OF wfs. viii
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York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Aissss aon sn3sss n csibsss eosasy. 1s~A'
sage, "fAs esassksrcors are nsains tksif sp,<sr'
ssos. and nnsy s~sssOy svs rrsss~s sAsll ~ ds-
pressed IL sfirsu'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Any person ordering either Of the Clubs mentioned
below. can have their selections Of premiums
rated, corresponding TO the sine Of the Club,
FREE or ONE DOLIARf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

practice Glover Thirty Years in the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases, and espsciaii, in the treat
ment Of diseases Of the Urinary Organs has enabled
give TO the public remedy Of intrinsic value
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Ny wifi, saisi Meinberg, hu left my bed and
boArd without cause provoc alton. -n persons are
therefore forbidden 10 trust hsrbor her my
account as ! will pay no debts OF her contracting
April d, 1s0s lw HENRY ME1NBERG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
$40 to $40 a Day Guaranteed.

N00D AGENTS wanted 20 introduce our NEW
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

PATENTS GRANTED to Southern In
vsntors for the week ending November
81, 1858, as reported oy F. 5tith, Solicitor
Of Patents, Kit Williams Block, Mem
phis, Tenn.
s4273 type Setting Machine, +. q.
Foster, Eagle Rock, N. g.
81 S49. Horse Power, Milton Flax, Spar
Is, Tenn.
"a $40. Milestone Dress, Jas. w. Gaines,
GAINESVILLE, Tex.
"a 1856. Hot Air Furnace, s. J. Hare,
louisville Ky.
S4,S5S. Machine for Cleaning Entrailss
John A. Hall, Louisville, Ky.
81 362- Door Fastening and Alarm, A.
F. Kitchen, Shelton Depot, s. G. -
1872. Baggage Check, Enoch II.
Paine, Louisville, Ky.
S4,392 Saw Cotton Gin, VIM. Sutton,
Warrington, Ga.
s 1884. Water Wheel, g. J, Thomas,
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81 ,403. Printing Press, Samuel J.Baird,
5tsuntou, Va.
81 4i6. Glover Harvester, Paul Dis
mukes, Gallatln, Tenn.
81 AZ. Pneumatic Street Railway Car,
@. w. Naily, New Orleans, La.-Engllsh
Patent TO Southern Inventor.
3,13l. Revolving and Repeating Fire
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIR
CUT CoURTs-Hosa. ConaGHy r. TFfqg,
pTesidSag.-The civil docket will Be-
called on to-day and tomorrow.
The criminal docket viii De taken ur
again on Friday.
The motion made to dissolve the In
junction in the case Of Anderson Va.
Hunt, was refused.
TIE case Of the United States Va
Fisher, and the same vs.. Roper, were
continued.
A numosr Of persons under bond, fail
Ing to answer tbs call Of the criminal
docket, forfeited them.
CHAECERY CoURT.-W Vim. II Smith.
Chdnce10r.-The argument in the Mich,
slson paving cases, on demurrer, was not
concluded yesterday. The argument
will be resumed this morning, These
cases will probably occupy the attention
OF the court the remainder OF the week.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. Y. RqLdrnn.
Jadge.-Only 8 few ca ses On yesterdays
calendar were disposed Of. Thecases not
disposed OF yesterday will be called for
trial to-day. No. 1926 Is the fret case 10
pc disposed otthis morning. There viii
De no informal call OF the docket.
CRIMINAL CoCRT.-L. E. Bfoelou.
Judge, ete.-The trial Of the case of the
State VS. James Brown, indicted for muir
der, was going OF at q late hour Yesterday
evening. It is likely thst this case viii
continue FOR y o or three days.