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The New York herald., 1869-12-29

TuG PHbsPHoRBsCENcE Of THE SEA--Eyery oae
recognizes The beauty OF the singular phen onenon
that we call tie hosphorescence sea, anu has
watched the track or fodn ana diamond points OF
light left leland as the steamer cuts the wave. For
long time the cause OF the SHINING appearance was
puzzle to philosophers. BuC the aatarastS 1iaaily
came 10 the conclusion that 1t Is produced by AMI
maculp whica are excited to LUMINOSITY when
the water IL agtated. IL was also SHOWN that the
pnusphoresccnce Is brightest and the sparks
most numerous Immediately preceding atmos-
pnerlc disturbance. thus, the little animaculie
must be Included In the long list or delicate
organisms that feel the approach OF bad weather.
Professor Decharme observed this coincidence
aud has been diligently studying the hab.
Its oi the Tiny creatures AMI their shining pro.
penstes. He tells u5. as the result OF MS oo5srva-
tons, mat they are visible III the daylight wltn
glass magDying about forty times. Tney are under
tins niagnying power, OF q lens-shaped lorm and
nom seven 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF an incn ia
oianleler. They are oil a transparent naturc more
dlaphanous IN the centre taan around tue periphery
Oh tneir lIte bouies. Tue specimens cxpeflnented
on by the Professor lived III q botuc ior several
wecKs, and became very brilliant wnen the water
was shakca or stirred, or whenever % small guam
lily vi exciting iiGld acohoi acu was introduced
INTO t. We snail look hereafter with Increased re-
spect uron these lnnniteslmal btrometers, which,
when iuy developed, attain the siZ, from two to
Out-thousandths OF an inch We wonoer how many
o. tncm IL takes to make the track OF sparkling foam
80 y "a Hatchod upon t.ie ocean.
The New York herald., 1869-12-29
TIE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.


From the Philadelphia Ledger, Dec, 27]
The anlnracite coal trade has very nearly ceased
for the present year OF 1853. AT a number OF the
mines work was stopped Two OF three weeks ago,
leaving IN operation onv those having contracts tor
the delivery OF coal to tuli and day TWO before
Christmas even those ceased working, not to resume
until the Sd OF January 80 that there VIII be little
To aud to the grand total oil the current years pro-
duction. The supply OF coal seems iull ali around.
AT New York, Boston, all or New England, Philadel-
phla and the South there Is no complaint or scarcity,
though at some points it complained that prices
are not a5 low as they should be under the reduced
prices or breadsturs, some kinds OF provisions.
and most descriptions oil dry goods. II wages
nave heretofore necessarily been high at the mlnes
by reason OF the hlRn cost OF living, they should
come down as this cause dim1nsne5, ana tnat is the
general expectation as REGARDS coal production In
1870. Coal operators viii also proDaDiy be induced
TO abate little Of former profits, and the carrying
companies, by force of increased competition for
the lra1e, will no doubtbe compelled 10 come down
some IN their toll and freight charges
All the Indications, therefore, seem to point to
lower prices for coa next year, ana as lower prices
are usually attended with increased consumption
we naturally calculate on largely increased per-
centa2e the usual annual production OF anthra-
COAL and the more especially there has been
little, II any, increase this year IN that description OF
coal Whatever Increase In coal production there may
be IS to the credit OF bitumlnous coal There Is
no precise data for the annual production IN 1869,
but t Will not vary much IRON IA, 900 900 tons. the
coal tonnage OF tne Reading Railroad Company Tor
the week ending on tue 23d inst. was 57,Ol4 tons,
against "a, 235 tons tue previous week and 2sa 80
pany's fiscal year. Ranst l0s OJ4 tons correspond
ING time IN 1868. me trade by the navigation is
over. Very llitle c0H has been received at Port
Richmond and but lew shipments are now making
10 the eastward there IS notDing dong, ana SOUTH
ward, except to open ports, vessel masters
tempted TO load only by increased freight charges.
The price OF coal BY the car ioad In the Schuylki
region intended for consumption IN this CITY, Is s3 80
per ton. Az Port Richmond tue prices are, for
scluylklil red ash, 50 80 a IS 70; white ash lump,
50 So 25; steamboat, So a % 25; broken So; egg,
SIS So %; stove, $5 Is So 50 and chestnut 81 .j
1ne trade may be quoted dl, except for stove coal.
Ihe next auclon sale OF 1000 tons OF scranton coal
wlil take place at New York on Wednesday, 2stn
lnSf.
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CHARCOAL FOR HORSES WtNp."Many years
ago recoiiccs,n says "a correspondent OF London
papcr ~ morse beng brought INTO the yard or Jo
scph Rlgnai, celebrated man ,or keeping hunters
at Cf0yden Th3 horse was very mucn affected In
the wind, and could nardy move nom distress. In
very lew days this animal dd It's regular work as
h3iitcr with perfect ease and comfort to itsoi. Tar
water was the curo Tar Is carbon, anu charcoal Is
also carpon; charcoal IN tue powder Is more easily
gwen tiar tar water. ] have tried ~ with most
bcnc1c.a eiIcct ana think 1t stands to reason that
the removal OIL noxluus gases and natulencc lroli
tie stomach Of the Eorso must improve the wiud
aid condition, Tar Ii frequently given with peneht
IN eases oi chronic disease OF the respiratory organs
bus us elects are Totally dferent from those pro.
duccd bY charcoal tcarDonAr -
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have been engaged In . number or bloody deeds in
She interests OF the Mormon hierarchy. Next ~
DER we nave The woilsn Bii Hickman, who while
lying nearly dead and racked with pain. confessed
that he mad killed ao0ut l0J people with MS ogn
hao ny oraer Vi lhe MORMON aathoriiea Ihen Se
nave the perpeIatioh OF the Mountain Mea-
dow massacre, the mnrderers OF Dr. Robinson
am a.. last, bat not least the fye men engaged
Phelps although one or them Is now cold meat
ant casnci &c made available for exhibition pur-
poses stly n another ANIMAL IS needed to make
up tie coneclon Brigham would serve for huge
sized elephant ana draw well, judging from the
anxiety OF certain sensation esAers 10 secure MS
services for lecture Ia Philadelphia recently rhe
eephant refused, however, to PACK his trunk anu
separate for time from his concuoincs and the IRON
SAFE IN which his cash is deposited, OF wnich he
caieiully carries the key. The Gentles here think
the Whole aifar OF the invitation. card. &C., Nor.
mon ruse gotten up by them 10 Offset the excea
caused oy recent Lecture delivered IN Philadelphia
entitled shall the Mormons ana Mosmonlsm be
Tolerated IN the United Statesr' By all means let
the Utah menagerie De estatsned, but don't fail 70
secure tne noted animals Of utan Tor exhibition.
A SSayE IN A BALL RooM.-A very interesting
aiid exciting scene occurred AT hall not many mites
from TINS city lew evenings since. Among the per-
sons was young ialy had great horror OF
snakes and luagined-no matter what Che season.
u sue experienced any unusual alarm, snake IN
unpleasant proximity. After dancing awniie sne
was greatly distressed by feeng q sensation as
though serpent mai fixed itself beneath the folds
OF her dress. Graspng the iods OF ner dress tightly
she screamed aloud for assistance hasty eonsulsa-
tion among the gamcst OF the alies Was held, when
IL was deierinncd that youlg disciple or
.Escuiapiu5 wno was present should be called
10 Their assistance. lie was quickly on the spot,
and being man OF uncommon courage, not
many moments within Inc circle OF matchmaking
females before he caught the tail OF the snake, an
wound IL Ifinly around his hand telling hiss NJ
that se must let go the moment ne erked, anu To
make The act as Instantaneous as possible that he
would pronounce the worus, one, two, three and
thar at the moment he pronounced The last word sue
must let 20 her hold and thai he doaDtel not that he
could withdraw the snake before It wouid have time
to strike. All stood IN brea.ness horror awaiting
the act OF life death, ana the moment the WORDS
were pronounced the doctor jesked OUT the longest
ana most daoolical looking hustle that ever was
seen. Tie whole affair was soon explained; the
fastening OF The machine had become loose during
the dancing anu II had snted It's position IN sucn
way that II oanged about and induced the belief
that II wa9 snake wiin an enormous head. The
doctor fer down his tracks ana couldn't be IN
duced to undertake the capture or another snake on
any conditions.-O3aaiin Herali.
The New York herald., 1869-12-29
COPARTSERssIIPS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
1N ship heretofore existing between Frederick Lenhar
and James Y. u. Hervilly under the OF Lenhart Co
Is dissolved by mutual The aairs OF the late frn
will be liIuidatei by the undersigned.
j.. r. LENHhRT.
JAMES V. ID. HERvILLY.
NEW YORK. Dec os 1870
The New York herald., 1869-12-29

T'IIE COMPREHENSIVE HERE roFORE EXISTING be-
4 tween John Bransan and J mss McNaly, under the
firm name of Bfauigan McNay, Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent Mr. John hanigan Is aore authorized
to sign the name IN lie iguidation. JOHN BRAsIGAN,
NEW ORE, Dec. "a iStl JAMES MoSALLY.
The business will carrie by the signed a. the same
place. JOHN BRAAIGAS.
THE COPARTNERsH HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Gusave Fran Morris Mingesheimer, under
the firm of o. Frank Co., Il hereby dissolved by mutual
Mr. G. Frank Is alone authorized 70 sign the
In liquidation. GUSThVE FRANK.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a, 1869. MORRIS MINZESHEIMER.
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RIvALLISc In STARTLING INTEREST AND ExouI.
SITE SITUATIONS TUE RENOWNED WORK
OF ALExASDRE DUMAS.
"rHE COUNT OF MONTE cRIsro."
NEws DEALERS SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE Il
s7sAssAU STREET
NEW YEAR TELEGRAM.
FRIDAY. DEC. 81, 1862
TWO GREAT CARTOONS.
THE COMING NEwssoY.
EXIT issa
ENTER 1870.
COLUMBIA AT HOME
RECEIVING CALLS FROM
TIE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE.
BEaGAaLY STAIN STEALS
IN, STEALS WHILE IN,
AND STEALS OUT.
ORIGINAL NEW YEARS ADDRESS,
SPECIALITY FOR NEwssoys.
Written expressly for Evenng Telegram BY shasu
ing American poe.ess,
MISS JENNIE ANDERSON.
SUBSCRIBE now FOR 1870
SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
TWO CENTS PER COPY
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
81 a7NAssAU STREET.
T. vENIEa TELEGRAM
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870
COUNTESS OF MONTE cRIsro.
THRILLING FRENCH ROMANCE,
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
RIvALLrNa IN STARTLING INTEREST AND xx
ouIsIrE SITUATIONS THE RENOWNED woax
OF ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
"THE COUNT OF MONTE cRIsro"
NEWS DEALERS, SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE -
81 NASSAU STREET
NEW YEAR TELEGRAM
FRIDAY Dec 81. issa
TWO GREAT CARTOONS.
THE COMING NEwssoy
EXIT isss
ENTER ls.a
COLUMBIA AT HOME.
RECEIVING CALLS FROM
TIE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE
sEeaARLY SPAIN STEALS
IN, STEALS WHILE IN,
AND STEALS OUT
ORIGINAL NEW YEARS ADDRESS,
SPECIALLY FOR sEwsBoYs,
Written expressly the Evening Telegram. The charming
American poetess,
MISS JENNIE ANDERSON.
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR ls7a
SIX DOLLARS YEAR,
TWO CENTS PER cory.
PUBLICATION OFFICE.
r.
ErESINa TELroRaN
MONDAY, JANUARY .. 1870
COUNTESS OF v9xrE cRlsro.
THRILLING FRENCH ROMANCE,
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR ruR
EVENING TELEGRAM
EITALLINa IN STARTLING INTEREST AND Exout
SITE SITUATIONS THE RENOWNED WORK
OF ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
"7HE COUNT OF MONTE cRIsro.r
NEWS DEALERS SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE TO
a7sAssAU STREET.
NEW YEAR TELEGRAM
FRIDAY, DEC. 81, 1852
TWO GREAT CARTOONS
TIE COMING NEwssor.
EMIT issa
ENTER 1870.
COLUMBIA AT HOME.
RECEIVING CALLS FROM
TIE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE
BEGeARLY SPAIN STEALS
IN. STEALS WHILE IN,
AND STEALS OUT
ORIGINAL NEW YEARS ADDRESS,.
SPECIALLY FOR YEwsBoYs.
wrsn expressly Evening Telegram ~ tn. cAsniss
American pos.ess .
MSS JENNIE ANDERSON.
SUBSCRIBE now FOR ls-a
SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
rwo CENTS PER corr
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
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EvEStNd TELEGRAM
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1870
COUNTESS Of MosrE cslsro.
THRILLING FRENCH RoMAscE,
TRANSLATED bNrREssLy FOR THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
KtvALLTga IN sTARrLiNa INTEREST AND ExouL
SITE SITUATIONS rH4 RENOWNED WORK
or ALExANDag DUMAS
TUE COUNT Of MONTE cRIsro"
NEWS DEALERS, SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE TO
q NASSAU STREET.
EVENING TELEGRAM
MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870
COUNTESS OF MONTE cRIsro,
A THRILLING FRENCH ROMANCE.
TRANSLATED EXPREssLy FOR TIM
:. EVENING TELEGRAM.
RIVALLING IN STARTLING INTEREST AND ExQHi.i
SITE SITUATIONS RENOWNED
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SQJATTER SOVEREIGNTY.
THE SCUM OF THE METROPOLIS.
A Tour OF the S,anties on the Rocss-Hnr-
rowing Scenes OF Debnuchery and
fice-Humanity in Dog Kennels
How They Live and Die-A
Field FOR Missionary Labor.
here, oh, where shall poverty reside

~ etiFI tut PiSsslle ~ Gvut4aNv ~ tliif
He drives his dock TO pick the scAnty blade,
Those iencsess helds the soma or wea.th divide,
And cen the bare worn common Ia lt,ptol
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The balance OF Tie song was lost for at that
moment quick, sharp groWi5 warned inc sergeant
who was IN advance OF the presence OF an enemy. A
moment later two lerocous aogs rushed from under
the shanty and snapped savage y al his cashmere
pants, lew well directed Bows Iroin the sergcanGs
oueA sent inc canine enemy bowling to Their quar-.
ieiS, lrom whicl fOar reycngeiai eyes peered out
upon US Ike stars from ~ cloudy armament.
scarcely had the dogs been vanquisne1 wiea more
dangerous enemies appeared. The uoor was pushed
opcn and with Oasphcmous cry of ',Fhat the III
aie ye doin herel Gel away from ornnst me door or
be tB1 tin crosses OF Jasus IN put window In yer
Ioahe threatening demonstrations. our hands IN
stincnveil touched our rcyoivcs and n lew steps to
the rear were taken.
keep cool. Old man; we VIII not inIure you or
yours; we want TO inspect the -hantics about here
anu rerhaps 90 something for you,n uttered by the
Htnttic sergeant, nai magic effect upon tha men
one o wnom Immediately remarkei:-
'.nspeftors. IL ye wen, Degorra, yer wllcome y
Alh GIVING tho door shove he invited us 10 enter
Here new oefn yreseated Itself lie rolnale VIVA
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Onld Jesus died on Calvary,
BeKase he uiver wint to sea;
lie failed to pay MS honest dues
Was hung up by the bloody jews.

In conclusion, there reinans but liLmo TO be said.
The object ihis paper Is TO call public attention
tue field here offered Tor missionary labor. or the SIX
or eight hundred Inhabitants of these dens, perhaps
fifty are sober, industrious, but poor people; i've
hundred are drunken brutes-the scum OF the me-
tropois. many or whom sally out from their novels
night to rob and stea and should be provided lor
IN the Penlentlary. Tnere Is work there ana
enough for our missionaries, the Board OF Health
ana the Commissioners or Cnariues and Correctlon,
wao we faied 10 learn have ever troubled them
selves ABOUT Clis vie tester our moral body,
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M THE f.VNtN1
~ EW YEAR TELEGRAM.
FRIDAY. DEG ST. 1852
TWO enEAr CARTOONS b
rag COMING nEwsBoY.
EXIT iss.
ENTER 1870
coLr2BlA AT HOME.
HEcEIyls6 CALLS FROM
THE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE
aE0dARLy SPAIN STEALS
iS, STEALS WHILE IN,
AND STEALS orr.
ORIGINAL NEW YEARS ADDRESS.
SPECIALLY FOR NEwssoYs.
Written expressly for The Eveuins Telegram ~ the shar~
ing American pce,css,
MISS JENNIE ANDERSON
SUBSCRIBE now FOR ls7o.
SIX DOLLARS YEAR,
TWO CENTS PER COPY.
PUBLICATION OFFICE.
81 NASSAU STREET.
EvssisG TELEGRAM
MONDAY. JANUARY s. 1870
COUNTESS. OF MONTE cRIsro.
THRILLING FRENCH ROMANCE,
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THS
EVENING TELEGRAM.
RIvALLING IN STARTLING INTEREST AND EX0UI.
SITE SITUATIONS THE RENOWNED WORK
OF ALExANDRE DUMAS.
"rHE COUNT OF MONTE cRIsro."
NEws DEALERS, SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE n
81 NASSAU STREET
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-16

TILE YIsIr uF ouB SAVANNAH FRIENDS. The
Savannah Republican, In noticing the dspar.
ture OF Savannah Base Ball Club Tor this city,
Gays:
We doem it proper to reiterate some Of the
facts and circumstances which have induced
the Savannah CLUB to visit our sister City OF
Charleston on this occasion. BY the agree
ment which had been entered into between
the above named clubs. the second Of series
Of games was to be played in this city. but
owing to circumstances we'll known to the pub
lie, the Charleston club insisted upon so modi-
tying the agreement that the second game OF
the series should be played in Charleston in-
sresd of Savannah. Tho Savannah club, BY
decided majority, voted not to change the
agreement but they were afterwards Induced
to change their resolution, not only by the rep
resentations Of the Charleston club. but at the
earnest solicitation of numerous oitlzens OF
our sister city, and they 20 to-day not as the
invited guests Of the Carolina Base Ball Club
alone, but Of the citizens Of Charleston. We
hope they will have a pleasant trip. and that
nothing will occur to mar their enjoyment of
the bospitalihes 30 generously profered by the
CharlestOnlans.
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THE 1Rox-c1AD I'M vIRaLxIA.

RznHoKD. August II 1t is stated on good
authority that General Candy will, within ten
dsys, issue his election proclamation conven-
ing the Legislature, applying the iron-elad
oath to the members, and, where amembe
eleet cannot take the oath, giving his seat to
The candidate who received the next highest
vote. This news produces different feelings
smons dtnerehs PARTIES, The Wells Repubi-
oa.s, who furm fine tenths Of what was tho
Republican party. rejoioe over 1t. The Demo-
~ats are confident that the effect is to give the
Gsate to the Democracy in 1879, and perma-
nently thereafter; and the Walker Repub licans,
Who elected their ticket on the idea among the
whites that there was 70 be no more disnan-
chisemeut and test oaths. are very sick.
NEW YoRx, August 1.-THE Times says:
'sThe question Of eLfarcing he test Gath II the
case Of the membsrs elect Of the Virginia Legis-
hsure has been decided aharnat1vely by the At
tscney- General, and it will be accordingly en-
forced BY General Canbv." -.....-
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SEA ISLAND COTTON IN LIvERPooL-It is
rather gratifying fact. as it bears upon the
fuure cotton supply OF the world. that our sea
island cot on, from November. 1866. to Novem-
Der. 1868 was sold in l. verpool at prices vsr,-
e from 2l. per pound to 7od per pound;
bang more than three times as much as was
raid at any time during the same period for
the best Egyptian cot On. In November 1853
fine sea island sold IN Liverpool for GOD psr
years ago, that be was assured by manufae-
turer of ril bons in England that If he could
not get sea island for less be would Give 81 a
pound. Our sea island silk is extensively used
abroad in silk manufactures. Our "Upland. I"
Mobile a, d New Orleans cotton sold during the
some ,eriod at prices varying fIom 12I. to
223d. per porn ~. Y. Post
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a@MARENGO.-F T. YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PnevRSTlve.-Thls val
liable preparatlon has been IN private use for many
years. and through tie pcrsua> ion OF friendR, who
have ed il with the most beneficial res -, the
proprietor has been induced to oHer 1t to the pub
lie II Is war; med TO cure CHILLS AND FEVER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirel! eradcatlng It's effects from the system It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD: strengthen the diges.
tive organs. induce IN appetite, and restore the
patient TO perfect health. 1t is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless that CHILDREN Of all
ages NAV take 1t with safety. Az 8 tonic MARENG
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects oil fever or from other cause. is invaluable
A few doses Is sufficient TO satisfy the most in.
creduIous sufferer OF its virlue and worth. All
who try one bottle of MAREA9O will be so much
pleased With effect, that hey will readily en-
dorse it. NO BUMBUG For evidence OF its efh-
cacy and value, refer to MARLNGO circulars. which
contain certificates of we'll known and respectable
cluzeps.
MARENGo is q genuine southern preparation,
the proprietor and m lnufacturer 1ng native and
resldent of Charleston, and it is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal est1sracdon
No HUMBUa. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists. and bJ DOWtR b
NOISE, corner Meeting and basel Streets; GOOD.
RICH. WINEMAN CO.. Hayne.strert. and 9. j..
IUHN, Druggist Agent Of Proprietor, corns: Of
King and Johs reets. Oh -rleatoL. 4. c.
June BAG smos
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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GRxENv1rlE, g. c., Thursday. August 10 -
The court was opened at II o'clock A. NJ, Hon.
George s. Bryan, presiding.
The grand aud petit aud pleas juries an
| swered to their names as on yesterday.
Criminal Docket.-United States VS.. Joel
Hughes. Violation OF the ilterna revenue law.
Order for bench warrant for witness, Jeremiah
Satterfeld.
Uuitt States vs.. Christian Buckley. Failure
| to give bond and notice as distlller. Defendant
nleeded puilty. and was sen enced to six
months imprisonment and to pay 6ne OF six
hundred dollars.
United States vs. John Barr. Violation OF
the internal revenue law in dlstilling without
giving nobtee and paying SPECIAL tax. &c. Mol.
pros. on second and fourth couots. Defendant
pleaded guilty. and was sentenced top.y fine
or six hundred dollars With seven mouths I'M
United States ys. Jacob Langford James
Strand. Perry Roper. Benjamin F. Hayward.
Edward Babson, Harrison Bruce, Thomas
Burns, Msnsell Stepp. Attempt to rescue
property from revenue officer contrary 70 act
July 1866 section 81.
mo bills" in the following cases:
Uuited States va. James e. Barnett and Jas:
p. Green. Distillation without paying special
tax.
United States vs. John F. Hightower and
Green W. Reese. Unlawful concealuent OF
stilled spirits.
United Slstes vs.. James Bevis. Distillation
without paying special tax.
The application OF Thsddeus @. Jowitt for
oopyright for the publication OF the Charles
ton Directory and Business Register" was
granted.
Ex parte A. H. AbrHhsms. assignee Of
Charles Aadsen. bankrupt, vs. julius Msdsen.
Petition OF Whaley. +tltchell b Clancy. simons
& Siegling and J. N. NSthans, attorneys. Or
dsrei that A. II. Nathaus, assignee. pay coun-
eel fee TO above counsel Of dfty per cent. Of the
amount recovered under the decree mads in
the above cause bearing date the 27tb July,
1869, and the residue Of the fund be dist, ibu
ted 10 due course Of administration in bank
ruptcy.
United States vs.. Robert B characterization
Of internal revenue law: Jury No. was charged
with this case, and returned verdict OF not
guilty.
wagon and harness. and 160 gallons OF whis-
y-violation internal revenue laws. Informs
tion. D. T. Corbin District Attorney. The
motion in this case having heretofore been re-
turne !, and the usual proclamation made, and
default Of all persons duly entered, the mer-
chandise. &C.. aforesaid was condemned.
The grand jury returned INTO court with bills
and findinps as follows:
kame and Newton Cambria. Dishllatlon with
out paying tax.
Unifsd States We. Thomas Holtzclaw and
John Reeks. eetail dealers without paying
United States vs, James n. Taylor. Peddler
Of distilled spirits without payment OF special
tar. 80
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VOLUME VII.---NUMBER 1887.
parien for sscertainine the feasibility, cost,

Darien, for ascertaining the feasibility, cost,
b.. # the ship canal.
The question of the United S ates senator
ship is excitin. general interest in Tennessee.
Emerson Etheridge and Andrew Johnson are
the most prominent candidates.
A train on the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road ran off the track on Saturday. The enei-
peer and fireman were killed, and one man lost
both legs. Several others were hurt. By a
similar mishap on the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad. on the same day, an engineer was
killed and several others wounded.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA. August 1S.-Count fsimaseoa Gap
tnred, near Remancsugua, rebel convoy
General Jordan commanding, which was NOV
ngtowardu HoIgun. The rebels fsd after .
short fight, and their commander escaped
Fhis is considered the most important capture
since the war.
Tho suthortt'ss OF ssnto Espar'tn report tna'
rebel plot 10 poison the bread used oy tne IN
hab1tants has been discovered ana NUMBER
OF suspected partes nave Osen afies.eo'