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LARdxsi or Wa1HEs. = Recently, officers
Coates and oaidua arrested Who's. Harvey for
:4seaainsa . watch from Mh-H Rosenbeok. and
anothsfs from ,Mr.s!W. A.: Wilson. he was
srrsigpsd betoeeths hsypr and committed to
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oRpisSss.iD DiSsi d, or Durr@Yestrday morning
Office Beed appeared before Captain Hendricks
to answer the charge of having beaded ausob, },
revolver in hand. and seized the custonhouss.'
Ths testimony introduced did not sustain the
oh,rse, and thechiei declared him quilted,
aud ordered him to report for duty.
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THE.DAHY NEWS.

largest acixcuntsaa.-TEs DAILYN NEWS
BEING THE NEWSP4PER 0FFIcIlLLY RE-
coGNIzED As HA7NG THE LARGEST CIR
cUzATloN IN TEE czTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES tbs Est oFLEfrERs REMAIN
EAcH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 rHE paov1s-
IONS OF rHssNEW PosToFT1oE LAw:s
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cards, bin heads, statements, &c., for count
ins-rooms and Offices. promptly executed in
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Railrod1s.

THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS Is INv1r-
ED TO the work of completing the Blue Ridge Rail-
road IN South Carolina. fron. Anderson, south Caro-
lima to Knoxville. Tennessee. distance Of one hun
dred and ffty-two miles to build
Inc Executive Committee Of the Board Of Direct
ors prepared to enter fnto negotiations with res.
ponsibie persons, who may desire to undertakeths.
work. ~
Payments will be made in their first MORTGAGE f4a
per cent bonds principal and interest payable
In coin, having twenty years to run, secured by
the guaranteed Of the state OF South Carolina for the
Pnnctual pun payment Of both principal and interest.
ne mortgage covers unencumbered property Of the
company, which cost three d quarter miIions OF
dollars In gold, and embraces fifty miles of road COM
plete aud In running order.
Detail ed Estimates. Plans, ProAles aud apeciaca-
lions vii! be ready for inspection by JUNE l. 1seQs
Meanwhile. approximate qnan tiles and other infor-
a nation conceSninv the work may be obtained BY ap-
gtneer Of the Company. or to the undersigned at
Columbia, South Carolina.
y. r. Z. SCOTT.
-. Chairman OF Executive Committee
N b. The time for opening the bids for the o0n-
etructon Of this Road u hxed for the eth day OF
JULY next. as 10 NJ. at Columbia, 8. c. BIDS wiil ba
received by the Executive COMMITTEES up to that
date. IL June ~
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.. o. F.-SoHILLnR LoDaE No. 3O.-At q
regular meeting Of this Lodge. held on the
fourth Of July, 1869, the following officers were
installed, to servo for the current term Broth
ers J. H. Albers. N. g.; q. J. Schlepegrell, "
g.; d. Nordmeyer, Recording Secretary II.
W. Tencken, Treasurer; G.. a. Zeigler, w.; F.
Wriedt, 0. g.; Louis Klein. O.; Oh. ZerpeD, r.
q. to N. g.; j. Heissenbuttle. L. S. to n. g.; ).
Pn"khaber, r. s. toV. G.; H. Doscher. Z. q. to
V.G.; John Winter. r. 8. s.; Fl. Rosebrock. L.
8. s.; August Seeberger, L. q.
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THE CASE OF OUR HIGH CONSTABLE IN Au-
AaUsTA. The Augusta Constirutionalist of yes-
terday says: "John B. Hubbard. State Consta-
bic OF South Carolina, was before Justices Ellis
and ve1dery yesterday, in two Cases, for pre-
iminary examination. on charges Of false imz
.prisonment, filed by Messrs. Flint and Sharp.
ton, Of Hamburg, South Carolina. The prose-
scution was represented by J. O. c. Black. ESQ,
and the defence by j. P. Carr, Esq. The de-
fendant was bound over in $500 in each case
for his appearance at the January term Of the
Superior Court"
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SHOCKING OuTRAaE.-Last week the negroes
employed on the plantation Of Mrs. Whitemarsh
seabrook on Wadmalaw Island, about twenty
miles from the city, took her son, seventeen
years OF age, out of the house to the woods
and gave him twenty-five lashes The cause
Of this outrage is not known.
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THE NovEI~MAKaR f.. Of whose deeds as q
thief. lover. eloper and marryer. an account
was given in Mondays issue of THE NEws,
was brought before Justices Mackey, Plum
meau, colored. aud Moline, yesterday, upon a
writ of habeGs corpus, and was bailed in the
sum of 800 to appear for examination before
the State Court in NoYember next
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CONCERT IN SUMMERvnLE.-On Thursday
evening next concert and reading entertain
ment will be given at the Village Hall. in Sum-
merulle, f,r the benefit OF the Village Church
fund. Eminent musical talent has been en-
gagged, and the affair will, doubtless, be very
,enjoyable
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CArculatlon.-IHE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIZED As HAVING TEE LARGEST ORR
cULAT10N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE Est OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THR P0STOEFYCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PR0VAs-
G0NS OF THE NEW INOSTOFF1CE LAW.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN COLUMBIA. The
property known as the site OF Janueys Hotel
was sold on Monday by jacob Levin, auction.
seer. in lots as follows. Lot No. /, on the alley.
fronting Man-street. for $4,000; No. 2. adjoin-
ing, $1760; No. 8. $1,000; No. 4, with building
known as Janney's Hall. $500; No. s, adjoin-
ing, $a625. Messrs. Peixotto & Son sold two
hundred acrest of sand-hill land, eighteen miles
from Columbia, for $1O75 cash.
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MORE L1aHT.-The City Council will do we'll
to consider whether a little more light will not
go tar to put an end to the housebreakiugs
which now cause so much trouble. About one
half OF the street lamps are, we believe, never
used, and an arrangement could doubtless be
made to have these regularly lighted at an ex-
pense wblch would be small in ,mparison with
the additional comfort and security given to
our citizens. While the lamps ore lit burglars
do not care to prowl about, the streets become
in every way more safe, and the pol CO have q
better opportunity OF doing their duty. If
Council will give us more gas lamps, We shall
have less robbery, AID less noise and confusion
in our streets at night.
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A HINT FOR DULL TMEs.-Take advantage
of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the apr oachpg business season by hav.
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheapy done at The NEWS Job Office, No.
149 East Bay
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n l. ID w A1>s KiE 8.

n ID w lis * e s..
NOUNOE that thew have been appointed by Messrs.
HENRY =. HANNIs & CO.. of Philadeiphi their
sole Agents for the State Of South Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME x, Xxx. Xxx, xxx.
NECTAR CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTiIIED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISTLES, direct fror,
Disttllery at Hannisvllle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia, '
Liberal contracts win ba made for large lots of
new Whiskies In bond at Distillerv Warehouse
fNf CLACIUs & WITTE.
No. So East Bay street,
June 10 wfm3m0s Charleston, 8. C.
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AUCTION SALE THIS DAP.

dUC77ON VIE THIS DAY'
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will soil at 10 o'clock, at
their store, cl thing. shoes, &c.
N. A. hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
aStOre. boots. shoes. &c. ~.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store clothing, dry goods, &c.
r. M. MARSHALL Il BROTHER will sell at half
past 10 o'clock. at their Office, horses, mules
and furniture.
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: RAILROAD MEErMo.-A meeting of railroad
presidents and superintendent On the inland
line from Washington to New Orleans will bo
held in Columbia. on the 18th instant, to con-
slider an entire change and material reduction
In the through schedule. The meeting was
suggested by Colonel VIM. Johnston, OF the
Charlotte and South Carolina Road.
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Boots, Shoes, Bulmorals. Caters. &c.
BY n. A. HUNT.
New Dnbl'fullDus.


HE XIX CENT TUKx.
JULY. 1862
CoNTENTs:
I. SHOULDER TO sAOuLDER."
hem1:iscences OF Confederate Camps and
ALEAF 1GtGs TRoM Mo- Al CID ts1sSnHs A%Yse,s
ILL., TALTs FROM The HIrorADEsA OF
VIsHNU sARM,N.
Sanscrit Wit and Wisdom
Nv. DUELS AND DUkLLING
V. THE TALMoD-THE rARGUMs
W, vi CHARMS OF THE CLASSICS.
A Pom to the Memory of the late Henry
VIII. 1NTELLEC!UAL. owTH IN TEE
~ rur s0uIBkRN % nIm STATES:
* THE d11SnnHS.oJ Bh9GKADS RUNNERS CT 1aR
Crossing the Ocean in an Open Boat
x THE EDITORIAL WORKSHOP.
success not based on Art-Asses in Lion's
skins-a Rem artable Era-John China
x1 EpAR1%r%, nan and cudjO 2 aaTdsens: 5ny.
A. DhfADI@oYE DIscoYERY Of SCIENCE ART AND
suneries-Home and Foreign Improve.
Kill DAPARTMENr OF AGRICULTURE.
General Principles
XIII. PAssE, En- Passant AT BOOKS. PUB
yhess ke11ess 4sD asDASw AgTgSSsi S1oks' REVIEWS.
XIV. D1saEs AND SPOONS.
.,+ HOW 70 no 1.-THE Art Of the Cuisine.
Our tumble Of Sense and None ense-Ths
Summer Solstire - Watering Places -
Fourth Of July = The Outlook from
lse9-Epitaphs- Squire Gridley ON
XVI. THE EsiIs PARABLs S'111s' OF SOUTHERN POLL
TLCs-ILLUSTRATED.
XVII. sOOIY-GKAPHs
Scott's Tachcs-Rovised Edition-Printed in
xy1IL PRIVATE JUNO GRANT ON GUARD.
XIX. ODDS AND ENDS FOR TIE PUBLIo AT
June 80 wfms
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IHE MAns.-Tbere is some hitch in the
mail arrangements, and we learn that the mails
on the South Carolina Railroad are stopped at
Branchville and do not 60 beyond that place.
We hope that Postmaster Trott will kindly at
tend to this matter %-
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CRUMBS. .-Alderm an T. J. MackeY states that
he was not in the carriage with the Mayor
when it broke down; that he knew how weak
concern snything the Mayor was in would be,
and had the prudence to keep out.
or the large number Of Offenders before the
Mayor yesterday for drunkenness, all but two
were discharged. e>s
The three negroes who were arrested for
beating md severely injuring the soldier Mon.
day. were arra'gned before the Mayor yester-
day and discharged.
Mr.. Button. Of Waterford, N. Y, who built
the steam engine Of the Eagle Fire Company.
has recently built another TOR the Goodwill
Company Of Harrisburg Pa, which threw
solid water, through IL inch nozzle, s28 feet.
and through q II inch nozzle sos feet. In both
instances the spray from the stream went at
least 80 feet beyond these distances.
It is asserted by the friends Of DIR. A, q.
Maokey that he win not, nnder any circum.
stances, serve again as collector--that ali Of
the efforts be- is now making are only intended
to displace Mr. Clark. u.
It was limited on the streats yesterday that
some Of the Radicals OF this oisy contemplate
forming third party, to be composed entirely
Of New Rnglanders-thos who cut their teeth
Oh the Plymouth Rock and that they hope. by
skilful engineering, to elect O. Q. Bowen Gov
ernor and D. H. Chamberlain Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Sam Dickerson states that the ''cause OF his
reading the Declaration of Independence in q
bunalng manner was because he had just gotten
out Of sick bed, and was very weak from the
m arch through the streets"
It 10 asserted that the efforts OF DIR. A. G..
Mackey and his friends to have MIR. Clark, the
collector Of customs, displaced, have b sen so
far successful that the government. has
had all matters regarding his appointment
suspended for the present.
Axe Company, No. 1, ,colored, of Savannah.
left for home yesterday afternoon, being es-
corted to the wharf by members OF the Comet
Company.
MIR. Lewis johnson. United States Marshal.
arrived from New York on the steamship
Champion yesterday, and will enter upon the
discharge OF the duties OF his office to-day.
A Washington telegram to the Baltimore
Sum says: "Dr. A. q. Mackey has not aban-
doned all hope Of the collectorsh;p at Charles
ton. He had another interview with the Pre-
sident on che sabject on Saturday, aud came
armed this time with letter from the Cover
nor Of fis State"
The coiored Masons did not participate in
the .colored procession Monday.
y
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CAucUs.-A caucus was held in the Council
On 'mber yesterday morning, the object Of
which. we learn, was to get the Mickey faction
to aid the Plllsbury faction in electing j. II.
jerks city inspector, the Mackeytes promis-
ing to do 80 if their opponents would sign o
document denounclng Mr.. Clark, recently ap-
pointed collector Of this port, as Democrat.
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CooTER Sour, boiled mutton, and the usu al
variety OF good things for lunch at Torok's,
''Our House." this NOR aing.
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BUS USxNESS OTICEs

sole LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsEs are offer
ed for sale low by Chapeau & Heffron on Meet
ing-street, next to the Mills House.
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DUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
0ENRRAL Observation-Disclosures q,

A&E&-&xeEkR2Z 2HRS1k E@@3[E5&2
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
ON AND Aztec .sUEDAY. ApaIL - ,fTr. is1s rHn
PAhsEsIER TRAINS Of the South Csroln Rsai-
ROAD VIII run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..........aao A NJ
arrive at Augusta. ta...............,.I4 I4E p es
Connecting wtthtra,ns for Mont ome.,. Iananh.s
HnsnSile Hnam and New orleans. via Montgomery ana
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Cnaflesson. .280 A. NJ
Connecting with Wilmington and Manohs:tsr q -. A.
road, snc Camden tram
FOH CHARLESTON.
Tssvs rnn.s ~ .ss'on..'..' ...... ..'.....S p u.
49, uCcMmCs...... ~ H..... .........1 ~ 4. q.
AUGUSTA HiaHiri ExrRSss; =" ~ e ~.
tSUNDAYs ExCxPTKp.
Arrrs ~ a,sst r. n.
Connecting with trains tor Msnphis Hs.A q ,,n. ~:
ana New Orleans. via Grand Junction.
erVo Ar-"s =. 2. n.
ooLTMBi1.NiI;aiHaIri' Exraiss. .A0o A. H
SUNDAYS ExCERTGDJ
Leave Charleston. on...................... .aOs p. n.
excepted, Win :s:n1ns q aas n
Columbia Railroad. "--
asave save ooirmos. p. n.
sTTMERiiviiiI:iiisi' TRAIN. iRsix;Iai.'''~s0 a. u.
Leave Charleston. ......,......aAsp a AZ D. ~
Arrive at summervle. Observation-Disclosures. $40 ?. n.
Leave Leave. snTmervllls. A. ..
CAMDEN IRANoH. Hai'''''''s' A. ~
camden and Columht. Passenger rraans ON Mon.
DAYS, wEDMKsDAys sod SA1UnDAYa, connects With
ap ana down Day Passengers At Kingville.
Arrs"s ~ GnsSS,.s;: ..SD 4. y.
ose ~ Coiuinota. lilo A. n
..eeve columbia. .a9O r. n.
Arrive at Camden. TIES p. N
Eignedl 81. T. pnAKE.
Apfal0 General Hupcunten6ent,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Landmark Lodge. at 8 P. nj.
South Carolina Lodge. at s P. M.
Board OF Trade, at P. NJ.
O. L., at half-past 8 P. M.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THE CHARLESTON NEWS. the circulation Of
which ia about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu .tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied. we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP Anys.-
TIsEMENTs. pdynsent for which must invariably
be made, ,,ohe,s Gte order is giuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. hous. porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
det articles lost or found; houses. shops. offices
and warehouses wanted or TO let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each Insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THsEE LINES or 30 words . .25 cents
FoUR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 words. ..... 80
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office bv 9P NJ
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STATE CoURT-HoN. R. B. CARPENTER, JUDGE
PRESIDING = Jivil business OF no general in.
terest occupied the session OF this court yes
terday.
The following jurles were empaneed:
Jury No. "A. "a. Hayden. Foreman; Fred.
eriek Fannlng. p. F. Benedlkt, B. Bol!mann
L. 5. Browning. VIM. Doran, c., w. Graves.
whites; George Gardener, A. Bryant, J.. M.
Adams. A. A. Aspiuall. Thomas Brown, co.,
ored; seven whites and five colored.
Jury No. 2.-John F. O'Nelll. Foreman; A..
Me'tzler, J. r. Meree, VIM. F. ONe,l Ephraim
Q. Seabrook, r. M. Marshall, F. Won Santep,
whites; Wesley Owens, George P. Hite, Samuel
Steele W. J. Roust, James Simmons, colored;
seven whites and five colored
S~pernun'eraries.-F.E E. Schroeder, Z. West,
whites; Henry White, colored; two whites and
one colored.
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mines, Giquors, Gte

bWIWtS1 GtquUr8J WIf.
MOUATAIN DEW WHISKEY.
2S BARRELS MOUNTAIN DEw'' wHIsKEY.
Just received and for sale by
July6 HENRY COBIA n ca
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HOTEL ARRIVALS JULY 6-PduUion HoteI.-
E. M. speight. So1th Carolina; j. w. 81. Ham,
NETT, T. M. Appleby. Reeves Station 8 c.; G.
w. Smith, Ell. l.. Sturges. q. 81. Hoyt, City G.
K. Smith, Georgia; SamuelD. Smoke, Florida;
II. O. Hall. South CArollna; J. G. Boston,
steamer Swan; M. 8. Utsey, Georges Station,
IS. O.; J. M. Perry, North Carolina; J. r. Bryan,
w. Salters. Sslters' Depot, 8. G.
Charleston H0tel.-W. +. Lammoll, New Or
leans; John Caldwell. Columbia, 8. O.: II.
Buchett, Hartford; Mrs. Gowan, Columbia; D.
Callahan, Savannah; John B. Donahue, Ire.
land J. @. Giiiett. Augusta N. J. Cros we'll,
Sumter, s. O.; W. H. Webb. Georgetown; John
Co. Dutch, Savannah, Geo.
TEE Row AT MOUNT PLEASANT. Mon
day night and early yesterday morning there
were numerous reports about row having
occurred at Mount Pleasant Monday afler-
moon most Of the sports beng that two little
boys had fought In the sand till only little bits OF
their fesh were left, on which the sand faddlers
held high carnival. and two men were NOR
tally and any number slightly wounded.
Among those reported to be mortally wounded
was Mr.. p. Smith, pr ,prietor OF the Mount
Pleasant House. An investigation INTO the
affair revealed that two boys had fought until
their jackets dropped to oieces; aud row co.
CURED, during which Mr.. Smith received a
stab in the neck which did not In the least in.
aerSere with his duties.
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BULL OF MoaTAIZrY.-Return OF deaths with
In the City or Charleston for the week ending
July 8. 1860:
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1HE UNITED STATES Court, JULY 6-HoN.
dEoRaE S. BRYAN, JUDGE. PREsDINo.-The
iollowlng cases were disposed of to, day:
In the District Court, number OF motions
ana reports in bankruptcy were granted.
IN the Circuit Court. in the case of the Uni
ted states vs. George l.. Kaech, postmaster at
Aiken, suit being brought against HIM for
onited states money appropriated by him, the
jury returned verdict against him for $500
A verdict to the same amount was also given
against his sureties, VIM. Gregg and Nathaniel
o. Tilton.
In the District Court the juries were organ
lied as follows:
Grand Jury.-John 81. Honour, Foreman:
B. 81. Lutjin, j. II. Hines. NJ. Sweegan, 81. B.
Lubs, ]. M. Greer, J. b. Russell, o. Bourke, J..
J. Small. John Kenny, w. B. Nc MILAN, A. K.
Taft, VIM. Casey. M. Storen. E. W. Cudworth,
E. Collins, A. w. Eckel.
Jury No. JAS. B. Belts. Foreman; Z. A..
| Pringle, @. Mehrtens. Job Dawson, P. P. Locke.
]. M. Holloway, L. D. Turner, T. D. Eason. T..
81. Devices, A. w. Block. E. w. Marshall. p.
| Brady.
Jury No. 2.-W. G. Bee, Foreman: E. Bor.
nemann, =. 3. Howell. Jas. Silcox, Jos. Dereef,
| G. W. w. Wetzel, 81. Bornemann, Nj. Forelock.
80 As"ouA As Ne Ia AOuAokU, Ts WESTON, =. JAN
| covlch.
The following petitions for final discharge
| were referred to W. j. Clawson, Registrar. for
final hearing. viz: Ex parte W. J. CAN'T. r.
M. Palmer and Warren Boyd.
Final discharges were also granted, under
the seal OF the court, to the following persons,
viz: David G. Gist and 8. w. Wingo.
At late hour the Grand Jury made the TO-
| lowing returns:
The United States VS.. VIM. Grant Butcher
ing without paying special tax. True bill.
The United States VS.. l.. Klein-Butcherinp
without paying special tax. True bill.
The United States vs. Geo. Godfrey-Butch-
er1ns without paying the special tax. True
bill.
The United States VS.. A. r. Addison and G.
h. Addison-Dealing il, tobacco without hav-
ing paid special tax. True bill.
The United States vs.. T. s.. Lafitte-DeaYine
in tobacco without having paid special tax.
True bill.
The United States va. John II. LATTE
Dealing in tobacco without having paid special
tax. No bill.
The United States vs.. F. W. Macushee-Dis-
tillation contrary to law. No bill. "
! The bond of the defendant was. however.
continued on fle until the next term.
| In tho case Of A. T. Stewart, ct al, vs.. Levy
Drucker, the court refused to- discharge the
l ho