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SheriH's Sale

VIM. Shell and John A. She'll us. Elizabeth
DURSUANT to tho decrctal order in tho
above stated case, I will sell, on the
FltSf MONDAY in November next, the fol.
lowing real estate:
All that LOT of LAND, in the city of Column
bla; 81 bounded North by lands of Joseph Taylor;
and West by William and John Shells lot:
fronting on Sumterlstreet 1O4 feet inches, and
on Lady street LA feet
ALSO,
All that Lot of Land and Building thereon:
bounded North by lands late OF II. N Lewis;
East ana south by Wm and John A. Shell;
and West by Richardson; fronting on Richard,
son street 81 feet, and running back 1870 feet.
inc Building thereon being now under lease
to approved tenant to 1st July next.
TEnMs.-Cash enough to pay costs and ox-
penses and one,third residue; balance on a
credit or one and two years, secured by bond
and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and all necessary papers.
property will be sub-divided to suit pur-
chasers. p +. FRAZEE & r.
Oct ~ NTH
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SheriH's Sale.

Wm Wheeler Moyo. by. next friend, Us. Thos.
Il. Brown, Administrator Eguuy.
TN pursuance of the decretal order Of the
4 Circuit " urt, sitting in Equity, in tho
MONDAY in November next, in front OF the
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that TRACT OF LAND, in Richland
County, containing 200 acres, more or less :;
bounded North by Elizabeth Browns land; East
by Gilbert Garner and Joseph Bates; South
and West by Congaree River and Jos. Bates.
ALSO,
r, Tract OF Land. situate in st. Matthews
Parish, ntaining two hundred and fifty -
acres. more or less; and bounded on all sides
by Congarce River, being an island
ALSO,
6O acres of Land, in Richland County:
bounded North and East by lands of estate Of
william Clarkson; South by estate of James
Scay; and West by -
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to pay
costs and expenses of snit and sale; and the
balance on q credit of one, two and three
years: Secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises. Purchasers to pay for stamps and
papers. P. F. FRAZEE q. * q
oce ~ NTH
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SheriH''s Sale.

John c.: Seegers rs. James b. Lanier, an
John d: Meyer Us. James B. Lanier.-IYu.
rants of Attachment
pursuance Of an order in the above stated
y cases, made by A. l.. Solomon, one of the
Magistrates for Richland County, will sell,
on MONDAf, the 25th of October instant,
legal hours: 'Ao
The Furniture and Fixtures of Restau-
rant, consisting of Chairs. Tables, Stoves, De
canters, Bottles of Ale, Liquors, Gas Pend
ants, Counters, Crockery, Glassware. Knives
Forks, &c, attached as the property of James
y. Lanier, 1T the respective suits Of John G.
Seegers anu John II. Meyer r$ James b. La.
nier. " Ia
Terms cash. p. F. FRAZEE. 8. RC.
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SheriTs Sale.

Pi virtue of sundry writs of teri facias to
~ mo directed, will sell, on the first MON
pay in Noyember next. in front Of the Court
house, IN Columbia, within the legal hours,
All the right, title and interest of James B.
Richardson, deceased, in two acres Of LAND.
more or less, in the city Of Columbia, bounded
on O., the North by Pendleton street. East by
sumter street South by Medium street, and
west by lots OF Mrs. NJ. A. Yates and South
Carolina College; levied on as the property of
John Z. Richardson, deceased, James B. Rich
ardson, deceased, and Thomas O. Richardson,
al the sult OF Richard G. Richardson, Assignee,
us. John p. Richardson and Charles Richard,
son, Executors of John p. Richardson, de-
ceased; also, at the suit of Richard C. Rich
ardson, Assignee, Us. Thomas @. Richardson,
Executor OF James y. Richardson, deceased
Thomas G. Richardson. Terms cash.
Oct 10 NTH PF FRAZEE & u n
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counteffeitinR t6DEcco st6naps Wa cont.
nued to-day. Hnas2G6RK H6at two of the
iRaRty q Gifew,w6ekaD aihce, were in Nsw
Foflk, with Sc, 600, furnished nom Bich
mono, 70 bny cohnte ffeit stamps. Roa6hs
and Bannasoh. the Two principal men,
ssa were n; committed to, jail to-day. Efforts
@sspE sS ss sr shs@ 81 hs9s essse gnag
on the ground of excessive bail. It ap.
pears that, short time since, q stamp
counterfeit was captured in New York,
with large quantity OF tobacco stamps,
and one. genuine, which proved to have
been purchased from the Collectors of.
flee in Virginia, and sent on to the coun-
terfeiters to work by.
ST.. Louis. October 23.-Two inches
snow were on the ground this morning.
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Sherifs Sale

Martha G. Roberts, Administrative, rs. Robert
y. Sans ct uI., ct al.
pursuance OF the decretal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the
above stated case, will sell, on tho first MON
DA1 In November next, in front of the Court
Hoqse, III Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
in the city of Columbis, butting and bonndin1
to the North on Christ Church, to the South
on Taylor street, to tho East on lot formerly
OF y. NJ Roberts, now of Samuel Waddle, and
70 5 sne Mes, on Marion street; measuring East
feet, moro or less @A -0o
Terms OF SALE-One- half cash; the balance
on credit OF twelve months, secured by bond
iuoitgage, with interest from date Of sale
furchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
Oct lo Hth l.. +. FRAZEE. T. R. C.
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SheriH7s Sale.

Under order Of Judge of Probate. w. W. Rife
us. T. G. Rife, ct al.-In partition.
/ N pursuance of an order made by VIM Hut
i son Wigg,. Judge of Probate for Richland
County, will sell, on the first MONDAY in
in Columbia, within the legal hours:
All that LOT OF LAND, situated in the city
of Columbia, containing one-half acre, more
or less, known in the plan Of said city as Lot
street; West by Williams street; South and
East by land now owned by Charles Hamburg
Tho above described property will bo sold
at the risk OF the former purchaser, Samuel
Green.
TERMS OF SALH.-One- third cash; balaAce in
one and two years; secured by bond and mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. T. T. FRAZEE.
Oct 10 NTH g. r. e.
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SheriH's 8 Sale.

W. Hntson Wigg, Successor, cS Sarah Cosby.
Executrx.
IN pursuance Of tho decretal order of tho
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the
above stated case, I will sell, on tn FIRST
MONDAY In November next, in front of the
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that TRACT of LAND, situate about
nino miles from the city of Columbia, East of
the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad,
containing 1887 acres; and bounded on the
James Cosby; East by lands of Jackson Smith
and Milly LeGrande; South by Samuel Cooper;
and West by Samuel Cooglcr and Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient 10 pay the
costs of suit and expenses of sale; balance on
credit OF six months, secured by bond and
mortgage of premises. Purchasers to paw for
stamps and papers. P.F. FRAZEE:
Oct 10 NTH & n ~
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NEW GOODS.
N e w G. Cd S.

WE are again in receipt of full line OF all
w the popular Goods. We have introduced
many OF them this season at lower prices than
we opened tho season with. We enumeratc a
few Of them, viz:
FRENCH MERINO CALLCOLON,. 90.
FRENCH ALLwoOL DELAINE Do. so.
=, Sack Flannels. Fancy Delaines, Reps, Fancy
Plalds, Poplins, Empress Cloths, Cloth of Ita.
y, Cloth do Venice, Satins, VeIve,s, Toll de
venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents Shawls, Bedou-
ms, Buggy Laps. Umbrellas, Knit Goods, La.
dies Vests and Pants, Gents' Vests and Pants
IN Silk, Scotch Wool, and Merino to match,
Ladies, Gents and Chidren's Hose in Wool
nicrino, Cotton, Ribbed and Plain Goods. No.
tions, Small Wares and Haberdashery of eyery
description, Embroiderics, Laces, Sets in Mai
tese, Falenciennes, Honiton, Cluney, &c. Real
Laces from 90 cents to Sc per yard. White
Hoods OF al grades in Swisses, Jaconcts, Cam.
brio, Percoles, Dimity, Linen, &c.
Z, ., and 1O-4 Bleached Damask
z, 80 and 10-4 Brown Damask.
81 Ruby Wine Cloth,
S-4 Scarlet Wine Cloth,
10.4 Maroon Tea Cloth,
1o-4 Open Linen Dinner Cloths-Napkins to
Towels from 10 conts to 81, or from s1.2o to
Sl2 per dozen.
Honey-comb Quilts, Marseilles Quilts, at all
prices. - '''
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Broadcloths, Satincts,
Jeans. herscys. Linsey. Fannels, Bed Blank.
Uts, tIints' Dsacned Sneetlng and Shirtipg,
1arns, Brown Cottcns and Osnaburgs
. CARPETS in Hemp, Wool, 2-ply Allwool,
RUGS to match.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH in A, ca, 81, 1914 and
16-i-cut to suit
WINDOW SHADES in every color and width
cut to tit.
Agencies.
we are Agents for the best brand Of BROWN
GOODS in the State, and give our Gus nmers
advantages on them.
ALSO.
Agents for good YARNS.
Our Carpet Department and our Whole.
sale Department
Are new and fixed features OF our business.
and we compete outside of this market in
thsm. r. C. SHIVFR
Oct "a
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Sherif's Sale.

Wade a. Lorick, ct ur., us. john D. A. Kibler,
ct u1., ct c!.-In Equity.
pursuance of the decretal order Of the
stated case, will sell, on tho first MONDAY
III November next, within the legal hours:
All that HOUSE and LOT, in the city of Co.
lumbia; bounded on the North by Lumber
John Caldwell's lot, and on the West bv Lin.
less. "a
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the ba-
lance In one and two years. Purchaser to give
bond and mortgage, with personal secnr;tv
and to pay for stamps and papers.
OCT ~ NTH p. +. FRAZEE. s. r. c.
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EnIs s ;s5 a HfS
1rsssaEnf rs&.J Js3 !. !.

s EoxefBn NhSSs. +. ~ y 81 70 a.
.eL,pNDoN, October 23.--The .naonster
meeting Of Feni6n amnesty spartizans,
has been postponed. . The ministry in
tended to suppress it. ..i.u l,y.
Earl Derby is dead. His age was
seventy. 9,~t ~-a.. 80 ,..r so
MADRID, Octohsr 23.-The country is
tranquil. The Bishop, of Albania and
several Protestsnts were arrested at Gre
NADIA. :
LONDON October 2S.--The Mornino
Saadardl in an editorial to-day, protests
against the election ot Rev. Bradsick
Temple, as Bishop. of Exeter, on account
OF his suspicious hetarodoxy. One length
OF the new Isnbmartne cable, designed to
connect Havana with the island of Ja-
maica, has bean completed.
MADHIp. October 2S.-Allarda, sus-
pected Of implication in the recent in
surrectioD, has been arrested by the
authorities and taken to Valencia for
trial. The Spanish Cabinet is divided
on tho subject of candidate for the
AIEkAfDRIA, EeYpT, October 23.-The
ceremonies ON the occasion of the sue
cessfuf compl6tion of the Suez Cana! will
be interesting. The following is the pro-
gfAmrne: The Jetes will begin at Port
Said, On the 16th Of November; the ves-
sels forming the fleet will proceed to Is
malta, on the next day, and remain there
till the 18th; they will go through to
Suezp On the 18th, where the proceedings
will be ended on the following day.
Pairs, October 23.-It is now certain
that some of the Deputies will go to the
Chambers on the 26th.
.,Phe Empress Eugenia has arrived at
Suez; and was we'll received.
The military are collecting in Paris, as
q precautionary measure against the
threatened meeting of Deputies on the
26th. The Orleahists are active. It is
thought the crisis may return Rouher to
the Cabinet. ...
TRIESTE. October 23.-The insurrec-
ton at Caltaro, Dalmatro, has been sup
pressed
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Ramie Agency.

III AIlNG been appointed Agent for tho sale
IL OF the RAMIE PLANT in this city, and
also engaged to some extent for six months in
its cultivation, am prepared to give informa.
ton as to it's adaptability and receive orders
for Plants; also authorized to establish cub.
agencies for the sale of the Plant that is at
present agitating our planting community.
-Oct Il. @. SILVER.
9 80 The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville
I,ress, Yorkville Enquirer, Newberry Herald,
chester Reporter, Keowee Courier, Spartan.
burg Spartan, Unionville Times and Camden
Journal will copy to the extent Of one-fourth
OF column, change weekly, with the PHOENIX,
Tor tho quarter commencing October 1. 1869
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BRYAN & McCARTER

LII sortment of
English and Classical SCHOOL BOOKS
Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, Blank
hooks for merchants and public officers; Cap
Pens, Writing Decks, Pocket Books, Photo
graph Albums.
ALSO,
Pocket and Family BIBLES, all prices, com.
mon Prayer Books and Hymn Books for al!
denominations, Of every style of binding. For
sale at low prices-wholesale and retail.
Oct 2l
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Washington News.

WAsH1NaToN, October 23.-The fol-
lowing has been telegraphed North, from
usually well-informed source: cit has
been ascertained that the occasion of the
special Cabinet meeting on Wednesday
last. was the consideration of the noto-
rious Yerger case. from Mississippi. At
torney-General Hoar had expressed the
opinion that, considering the we'll known
defects of those sections of the Recon
struotion Acts referring to the jurisdic-
flon OF the civil law, the Supreme Court
will undoubtedly render an opinion in
the case adverse to the powers of the
military tribunal, before which he was
tried and convicted"
Ewing still lies in critical condition,
though improving. He was removed
from the court room this morning.
Coupon bonds outstanding September
20. 1869. 81, ,332, 40, 600; registered ditto,
sits, ,496, 200.
A battle has occurred in Cnba, near
Bayamo, on the 10th, wherein Jordan's
and Suesada's forces encountered Val
maseda's forces. The fight lasted six
hours, when the Spaniards retired, leav.
ing their killed and wounded. The Gu
ban loss was very large. The Cubans
are jubilant over the result of the fight.
Mcmahon, the Paraguayan Minister,
and Worthington, the Argentine Repub-
lie Minister, have arrived.
Gen. Butterfeld demands an invcsti-
cation of his conduct; but instead, it is
said he will be allowed quietly to resign.
The earthquake yesterday extended
throughout Canada. At st. Andrews,
New Brunswick, ohimneys were thrown
down and walls cracked.
Parties in Arkansas have for time
managed to defraud the revenue, by
having tobacco manufactured by Indians
inst outside of the State border, in the
Indian territory-the Indians being ex-
empt from taxation, no revenue has here
tofore been collected for this tobacco,
and it is supposed that new legislation
will be required in the matter.
Mail advices from Nassau state that
the steamer Lillian, which sailed with On
expeditionary force from Florida for
Cuba, had been captured by the British
gun-boat Lapwing and taken to Nassau,
where she was released by the authori-
ties, under the ruling of the Attorney
General that she couldn't legally be held.
The Cabinet is in extra session to-day
LONDON, October 23-Evenipg. Con
soils 933s. Bonds 81A.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $340,
900.
1t is positively announced that Sher-
man and Grant will attend the meeting
OF the army of Tennessee, at Louisville,
November II.
A well-eXecuted counterfeit coupon OF
the 20's of 1868, has been detected at the
Treasury. They are photographs.
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SheriF's Sale.

s. ioungener and D. Nunnamaker, admrs.. us.
Mrs. Jemima Smith, et al.
N pursuance Of the decretal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in equity in the above
stated case, will sell, on the first MONDAY in
Noyember next, in front OF the Court House.
In Columbia, within the legal hours:
AL that LOT OF LAND, in the CITY of CO.
lumbia, containing one-fourth or an acre.
more or less; bounded North by Taylor street;
West by. the A. NJ. E. Church.; East .by -,
Bowers lot. and South by lot now or FORMERLY
OF DR.. r. W. Gibbes.
A Lot of Land, situate at the south.west
corner or the intersection OF Blanoing and
Gadsden streets; bounded North by Blandipe
street; East by Gadsden street; South by
fearson's lot. and West by Kirkwood's lot.
The lot first described will be sold on the
1oliowing terms: One-third cash and the re-
malnder on q credit OF one and two years.
Purchaser to give bond. with personal security.
ana mortgage OF the premises, and to pay
for stamps and papers.
The last described lot to be sold for casl,.
Purchaser to pay for stamps, and papers.
oct 10 NTH P. F. FRAZEE, 8. RIO.
Sheriff's Sale.
PY virtue Of writ of fe,i facios. to me di
e rected, will SELL on the FIRST MONDAY
In November next, within the legal hours
One large geTURPENTINE Still and WORM.
LEVIED on as the property Of Daniel d. Hocott'
at the suit CT William Shannon, ]. M. DeSaua
sure, C. Matheson, James Dunlap ct al, vs.
Daniel D. Hocott. w.
The above will be sold at p. F. Frazee's lot
on Washington street. Terms cash. 80 :
oct IL NTH p. F. FRAzEE, 8. R. C.
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Dress Goods

OIeSS SoodS.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
SATIN STRIPED POPLINS,
Turban PLAIDS,
Figured, Chene and Mottled MOHaIRS.
English SERGE,
Gray Mixed Malange,
Silk.faced Poplins,
Al-wool Epingline,
Black and Colored Alpacas
All-wool DELAINES
have an extensive assortment of CLOAKS
and SHAWLS and beautiful Arab COVER
iNdS. OF the newest styles and at unusuallyI
low prices.
Boulevard SKIRTS for ladies and children.
full line OF DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUT
TONS.
= Superb Sash Ribbons, sashes and Neck
Ribbons. -
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons.
Linen and Lace Sets-latest styles
Gloves, Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawers
Ladies' Merino Vests.
Notions in great variety.
The attention Of purcha asers ia called In m 81
stock OF CASSIMERES, for Mems and Boysj
wear, which is unusually large and attractive |
The Woolen Department comprises every1
thing in that line.
Opera FLANNELS, all colors and styles
Red and White Flannels.
White and Gray Blankets &C.
Among our DOMESTICS will be found a An
perior article Of Bleached and Brown Shirt
ing. at 123c. per yard. Also, q full assortment
OF Prints, at 12Ac. c. F. JACKSON
Oct 10
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Mill Pond and Channel OYSTERS.

11H OHU dHU VUHuutl UyBC6fS.
SUPPLIED in quantities to suit purchasers
~ Orders from all parts of the interior solicit
ed. Address Thos. McCrady, Agent, p. o.
Box 339, Charleston, s. G.
REFERENcEs.-JamesA Adger & Co., Hon. J.
b. Campbell, DR.. st. j. Ravenel, David Jen-
nings, McCrady & Son, W. G.. Dingle, John s.
Ryan. Oct "a 3mo
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New and Splendid Stock
OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS
C. 2. JAeKsoM's

T HAVE now opened and ready for exbibi.
IL tion, varied and well selected stock of the
very best goods for the season, which were
bought with much care, at the greatly re-
uuced prices, and will be sold at the most rea
sonable rates. An enumeration would REQUIRE
too much space, and I only subjoin q partial
ilst, to which the attention of buyers Is spe.
cially invited.
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E1s5ssssts sa6sstofs 9dls iof sRsaI ESIatS and
rersonat Property, ee::o.Siny to the Estate Of
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condition previously. Shortly after midnight
his symptoms became alarming. Surgeon
General Barnes was present on his accustomed
visit, but found it impossible to afford relief.
Rev. DR.. Starkee, of the Church of the Epi-
phany Protestant Episcopal church of which
Mr.. Stan.on was q member, was summoned, but
shortly afterward the sufferer lost conscious
ness, and was unable to converse with any one
The pulsation of his heart ceased for a few
seconds, and then returned very faint
1t was not until half an hour before his de-
cease that his family could realize that he was
dying. About three o'clock he expired. Sur
geon Barnes says he never saw man die so
quietly his life breathing away without
struggle He died of congestion of the heart.
At his bedside in these last moments were his
family, consisting of Mrs. Stanton, his eldest
son, Edwin l.. Stanton Ella, his eldest daughter,
about twelve years of age, Lewis, his second
son, nine years of age, and Bessie, his youngest
child five years old.
Mr. Stanton was born in Steubenville. Ohio.
His mother is living in that State. A telegram
was sent to her this morning. A large number
of prominent citizens and gentlemen holding
high official positions called to-day at the late
residence of the deceased, some of them being
unable to credit the report of his death, so un-
N<NlNNNNN
themselves by personal inquiry.
Order from the President.
The President has issued the following order
relative to the death of ex-Secretary Stanton:-
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Dec. "a, 1S69.-The painful duty devolves upon
the President of announcing to the people of
the United States the death of one of its most
distinguished citizens and faithful servants, the
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, which occurred in this
city at an early hour this morning.
He was distinguished in the councils of the
nation during the entire period of its recent
struggle for national existenCe-frst as Attor-
ney-General, then as Secretary Of War He was
unceasing in his labors, earnest and fearless in
the assumption of the responsibilities necessary
to his country's success, respected by all good
men and feared by wrong doers.
In his death the bar, the bench, and the nation
sustain great loss, which will be mourned by
all As mark of respect to his memory, it is
ordered that the Executive Mansion and the
| several departments at Washington be draped
| in mourning, and that all business be suspended
| on the day of the funeral. u. s, GRANT.
The President and Cabinet officers will go to the
residence of the late ex-Secretary as soon as the
| Cabinet shall adjourn to day.
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The Case of DIR. Schoeppe.

The following "card" from the father of DR.. Pau
SchOeppe appeared in the Eceniig Bulletin of yes
terday, and at the request OF the friends OF the
demned man, and in justice to his father we reprint
it to-day
have heard, with deep indignation, of the attacks
which the enemies of my son, DIR. Paul Schoeppe,
have made upon him and me, by publicly and pri-
vaely misrepresenting the cause OF my leaving Car
lisle In view OF the grave consequences OF the de-
iberae lie that the father of Dr. Paul Schoeppe,
had left my own son to the mercy of his accusers,
thus implying that 1, too, deemed him guilty
of the NEST heinous crime OF which
he is accused, hereby solemny and
publicly declare all such accusations to be utterly
false. left Carlisle to accept the call Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Congregation, Montreal, made to
me before the trial, because ] felt unable to dis
charge the duties of Christian minister in city
where my son had been falsely convicted OF rime
OF which he is innocent With regard TO the will OF
Miss Stennecke, L can only repeat the
about three months ago, to Judge Graham
in Carlisle, in response to his remarks
about the genuineness of the WILL remarks which
were alike unwarranted and totally unworthy OF an
impartial Judge. That Miss Stennecke did, in my
presence, subscribe her name to the document, and
that |, with my own hands, signed my name to it,
without knowing at the time the contents of the
will. This declare for the vindcation OF truth and
Justice, and to repel all wicked and malicious slam
derS. +. SCHOEPPE,
Evangelical Lutheran Minister.
Montreal, goth December, 1869.