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EXTRA FINE wHIsKEY AT THREE DOL
II LABS PER GALLON
RAILROADS.

BALr1MoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
e
.s SsE.:f EsS NEa
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMeRB.
Leave s1 Ss'y, s:esIs !scns.y a: and $50
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 40 and s .ae sHl''' " and $50 H.
i ;s.w s.,,ac, :: ana S.o sos.,n to
ro n Bs sGERAds
Leave @ a. H., and 12:43, 2:5o, $40, and
Law, :. tos VA VA STATIONS q ZION
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
A: H., $50, and "a and 8 2. n. '0n.S'
q Sunday !:iS a.. and so :. anu, con-
mort ssy .sn r;n' nom B'
Throssh teksts 70 the West can b had q the
Wsshinston Station Ticket once q sn hours q
81 ss' sos
tickets q the avenue o1los oan there sErsnse @
81 -: md be. s s:
s:. Moi ana Boston,
}.twIdsoH, Aa.ssT Of Tren.portssaon
noo 0E0: 8. xo0ETz. Genera Agent.
T9R0geH LINZ IITWIEN wAsHIIa
q PH ILADELRHIA.A AND
1EW YORK. &H11
Trains between Warrington AID Inv
1o8K are nov run a. follows, viz:
EOR NEW YORK, seithssa cksass Of ea,s,
la:sU az Sr = 6esosIs sanday) ct a. H., and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leaye eaily lexcelt sunday 6 8 A. n. q
lS:3O and 6:lo p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave Tor Nsy York Ct $40 ?, L.. ana Phils-
eelph1a at SEQ p. II.
daily VI
,Ihrscsa ticket: % Phiiaasiphie, Hsy YORK. OF
Hseton can b he'd q the Station 06o0 &C eli hours
- 1t ne az: AIso, e the COMPANY OMos, No.
SScksts e ths Avsnns once can there arranQe Q
nee Snetf oeegaoo called for and checked Ct thoaP
rs.1dencs, saksn b depot, ana put IN TIE -.
See Bsjtinoss anl Ohio Railroad advsrtassneus
,or sSnsc1i III 5ssyssn Warrington, Baltimore, An
y.L. WIEs0i. nstsr Of frsnsporsss,su
L. II. COLI. General Ticket AGENT.
no9 GEO. Q. KO0NTZ. Agent. Washington.
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CLOTHING! CLoTHINGm CLorHINGil
Extraordinary Inducements 10 purchasers OF
GentlemenS. Boys, and Chlldrens' Clothing
and Furnishing Goods at Oak Hall, 800 I'm
street, opposite Post Office.
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POPULAR DRESS REFORM MovRMRNr-The
rush OF the people TO Oak Hall for gents, boys
and children's Clothing, 46O 7th street, opposite
Post Once. 17,6
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Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs go 70 thu Origi.
nal Franc, igi IN street. between ID and L.
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CITY ITEMS.
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
EfrlScal Sc.

received his mornin :. az Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue.
near 4 y street
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Georgetown Advertisements.
+ InE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

l. IHE GROCERIES, AT Low PRICES.
Best White SUGAR at y cents, Crushed, Pow
dered and Grsnulated at IL cents. Very Fine
pounds, at rs cents. CANNED PEAS, LIMA
BEANS, OUNCES, PEARS, and DAMsENs.
WEIGH o rLSUR, GREEN TEAS, from > \ 20
81, fine BLACK and JAPAN TEAS, BCTrER,
and general assortment Of the very best G. RIO
CERIEs. WINES and LIQUORS, st - low prices
lot the quality a. any store In the District. For
e. Z. corner Bridge and high streets.
may Jim Georgetown.
EXTRA FINE wHIsKEY AT THREE DOL
II LARS PER GALLON.
Twill sell the celebrated STAR wHIsKEY at
only S3 per gallon, warranted pure and 81 q very
nne quality. Also. BAKERS and other WHIe
KEYS. PALE SHERRY, in GLASS, the best in
bottle W n TeNERY
may lin Cor. High and Bridge streets.
lylRY, SALE, HIRING AMP HACK STA.
IL BLe.-Ne respectfully inform the CIT q
liens of Wsshipgtop, GeorgetswR, and IN
strangers generally, that we keep alWaysON
on hand for hire nneHorses andBug gfes Carriages
Hacke, Saddle Horses, &C. Persons desiring 10
visit the Great Falls other points, for fishing
PIC mic, or other purposes, will always find Die
accommodations for large small parties. Char yes
moder ate. and terms cash Stable corner of Bridee
and Market streets, Georgetown, near new n ar
ket. NORRIS OLA ONION
apo In Proprietors.
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- = N q A o Z.
The Maryland ylsE sroNH COMPANY
are prepared 20 furnish their Stone In dimensions
~ ~ SAWED TO ORDER.
STEPS; ffkshh ddtHp GSsHfss AuD STILLS.
kLAG9ING. AeHLEk, &c.
BUBBLE Oh bOUeH SOUND of0aD, for
heavy masonry, In large auAntitiss.
.,,ms CIV. HAYDEN; s;s;s: s;,.
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For SUMNER DRAWERS 60 to the Original
Franc, 4si 7th street, between ID and +. Prices
30, 50, 75c., 81 and upward.
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FOR ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing Goods
60 to the Original Franc, 494 eth street, between
ID and r. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
as his is the cheapest store In the District Also
bear IN mind that he has no branch stores.
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SrRIKs OF JouRNEYMKN TAILoRs.-A few
days since, u is alleged, the hands employed
IN the tailoring establishment Of Mr.. II. Kop-
pei, near the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street were notified by the proprietor
that be should be compelled TO reduce the
prices DOW paid sbout twenty per cent to his
Journeyren for piece work on business coats
AS usual IN such cases, the matter was CARR,
before the Tailors' Society at a special meeting,
when committee was appointed to wa; upon
MI koppel. and If that gentleman insisted
upon MS determination to reduce the prices
then 10 authorize the hands in his employ TO
stop work. This committee accordingly called
upon Mr.. h yesterday morning, in discharge
OF their duty, and Iailirg in their efforts
10 persuade him to continue paving
the r yular prices, they gave notice 10
the hands that they would be expected to stop
wo-k as soon they finishe the Job on which
they We're then al work, and thst no member
OF the Tailors' Society of Washington would
ne permitted 10 work for MIR. Koppel until ne
agreed 10 pay the prices specified in the tailors
schedule. The same committee also waited
npol other Establishments, but received no in
t'natlons of disposition TO cut dow the
wagos. Mr.. koppel had seven or eight Jour-
neymen In his mploy. II J.; not believ we'd that
me strike will prevail to any serious ex-,nt
IS SO FAR only one establishment has com.
planned of the prices.
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BANKERS,

BANKERS.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
PENNSYLVANIA s A&TfEEETTE, CORNER lorn
DEALERS IN
DOM1eTIC AND IOREIGN lXOHANQE
government and Corporation Bonds bought an
-, An other Marketable Securities sold or bough
JAY COOKE co..
Bah 1Rs
YIY1IIRYH sflII1, OPPos-fI rrHAsyly
Buy and sell at current market rates, IN kss
constantly On hand full supply Of oil
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
VDNTHIKTIIs, AND COMPOUND
IHTEREsT HoTHs.
orders Tor STOCKS, BONDS, Ae., sxseut
and collections nsds on al accessible points,.
sel-tf
J. A. RUTT, Treas. J. b. BRYAN. PRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
tChartsd By Oongrs0J
PAYS INTERlsT on DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver bousht
sold.
HGAest market prices paid for Land Wsrrsn
A un suDDly Of Revenue stamDs kspt oonssan
On hand. ~N.u
+ IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHIHGTOH.
4. d. COOKE, tsf Jay Cosls = %. -, Prss.ds.,
WIN. 9. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
eovlRHMEsT DEPOSITORY
IINAHCIAL AGENT OF THE pHIV-D
STATES,
lSfk street., s1Yessss tks Treasury Dspsysssss,.
Government Securities with Treasurer q nifs
States.
~ ONB MILLION DOLLAHS.-0
We buy and sell all Glasses Of GOyERgNEN
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
TURNISH IICHANGB ssd ssaLe csllsssIss
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES o. tn
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher on sh
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and si,. esxs
nj attention to
CCOVNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ssS yIR
and TO any other business entrusted to q,
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 GOVlRA.
ABAT LOANS ct al times ehserfuIly furnishsd.
WI. 3. HUHTIH0T0H. Oash
Warrington, March %, lS0.
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A JEWISH DIVORCE CASE.
Intere ling Hebrew Ceremony.
The Care Of h. Eurustiue and Wife.

Yesterday afse- lool a rather novel relt yiou7
IIte was per.or mel n this ca v b. RABBI Paul
lips and Raboi MIchle-, o. New York, wPo
came here expressly TO- the plrpo-s. Lately
there has bsen cous derable talk amougst the
1sraeltes OF this city in regard 10 domestic diff
cul-i's an the .am'ly o. Mr. Bernard Burn
sine pawnbroke-, on 18th street. Mrs. Buru-
stIne alleged i'll tn atme q on the pi-t OF her
husband. ard il Is understood tha- her father
and brothers and her husband came in collision
IN COESsG Ne cCp of these difficulties. Mr. Burn-
sIDe on his SIDE male alls cations aZaInss hts
vIfe, and altoSs he aft mrs got 10 such an uu-
W. m d advisable.
j: had been reported that the service di-
NOrS ng Mr.. and Mrs. j. BurnsI would
take place a the Jewish SYM yOgup, o. Sth
zee shout room yesterday, and q consider
able njmbsr OF persOns a. embed there, but
were iniOrred that the services would take
place "a private. a. the residence of the plries,
eo0a- o clock The RIbbs above named,
Mr.. J y JacOocon. the reader OF the congrega-
JIHn. MI NJ Mundhsinl, and n Few oilers, as
semol ~ the residence about 1 o'clock, and
articles OF divoGcemene having been agreed
Epol We're transcribed on parchment The for
nal separation took place, about as follows:
Rabbi Phillip having taken his position, with
Rabbi MiChler and Mr.. JACOBSON on either
side. the parties were brought in, and
facing the Rabb.s certain passages
of the Penta-eucn were reld, as also the
Enforcement frt.cle on the parchment. The
wife was then called forward and her face uu-
cover d and her birds were PLACID together
the thumbs upward and extended. RABBI
PhliiiP asked certain questions OF the hus band
which were answered. and placed the parch.
Tnent IN his hands aud he advanced towards
her. placing II in her bands, and in trrn the
rabbi took IL Messr=- Jrcobson and Mund-
Ne m having arrested Their names as with 5ses
10 ME with the records of the church, the Ger.
emory here clos and shortly after Mrs b.
LEFT me room.
BY as ceremony, founded on Deuteronomy
XIV, 1, ? 5, ard 1, the parties are separated
and free-the husband to marry another at any
time, and the wife TO marry after OF DAYS h. We
pass d, but no. 10 a descendant Of the tribe CT
Levi.
Our civil laws, however. would prohibit
eitner y rly from mar ing agsil. pnless they
nrst obtain a deere Of divorce through the
courts.
IL Is understood that IN the articles OF di-
yofeerent Mrs. Il. is well provided for, and
IN few days the nrcr sary legal papers will
De s1 eu'ed w sung Ger am property in her.
Eoth The parties are well known in this city
and We're married IN New York about six years
since. hut have no children.
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APDs sSSFTtEHt cEo4s{s SSHItJRsS.s
LoTHiSe. .bSSTS AND S6SEs. g.: ..
second square above the Northern Liberty Market
between and u streets, cast side. 1y3lys
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CARPKrs, CURrAIHs, %.
TIE LAkskgE sToEI.-
TIE MosT. kE1sokzELE, fkfcES!n
Ovor Perry Bro.b
aH-,v Dry Goods establishmeue
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BASE BALL - Olympic rs. Maryland. - The
match game yesterday between the Olympic,
Of this city, and the Maryland, of Baltimore,
on the National Grounds, was witnessed by q
large crowd Of people, and resulted in vic.
tory for the Olympics by q score OF % to 10, in
game of eight innings, as follows:
olympic ..............0 S 3 3 2 SD
Maryland. o D o 80
Time Of game, hours and Is minutes.
Umpire-David Bndsail, National b. Il. T..
Scorers-Messrs. Vaughen and Miller.
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THE REPORTED ATTRMPT TO COMMIT SUI
CIDK.-It having been reported tfat Mr.. Chas.
Beach, a clerk in the Second Auditors Once,
being disappointed in securing promotion
from q secoEd.class to q third class clerkship,
handed in his resignation TO take effect at once,
and then going to his room, took an overdose
of laudanum, which failing to destroy life, he
sf'erward stabbed himself more than once in
the region Of the heart, and also cut an artery
in his right wrist; his brother denie3 that the
story hrs any foundation except the fact that
his brother Charles felt the disappointment
keenly, and after resigning was much de.
pressed in spirits.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-The Irish Re-
publican ASSOCIATION held their regular meet.
ing at Wills Hall last evening, the Vice Pr ST.
dent, ]. ID. O'Lelry, in the chair; John Hickey,
Secretary. After the transaction OF considera.
BILE business, Mr.. q, +. McGiH offered a reso.
luton, which was unanimously adopted, tina,
as the colored people OF the District OF Colum.
bia will exercise a great influence in the com i
ing city election, aud Is they desire to see them
recognized in every position they are compe-
tent to occupy, that the Irish Republicans OF
the city of Washington recommend to the
Board of Police the propnety Of their employ
ment on that force at an early day. Mr.. Muir
ply offered q resolution, which was adopted,
that the association Cooperate with the Repub.
icans OF the respective wards In sending suit.
able delegates to the convention, and in ali other
matters necessary to promote the interests and
success Of the Republican parry. Addresse
were delivered by Messrs. q. +. McGill, ]. ID
O'Connell, NJ. Murphy and John Hickey.
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COTTON wAefH-I am iuVt in Feoei11 ~ an.
~ other lot Of hrst quality COrTOH WASTE.
uy,,e ssi Pa A. q s;s csA an, ,I.I ~ :,
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: A6HINGTON
CITY DIAPENSARY,

No. 96S, Noytkscest Corner TIA and NJ Streets.
Medical advice and surgical operation to tn
Door free of charge.
Once hour: TO II Q. n, stoIR.m m.
L. d: TAYLOR, n. D., Z. W. LATINER, n.
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WRDgnp lgAFRs AND ENvElerzs.-A
lot OF %eddihg cards and envelopes. Of
which WILDE printed in imitation Of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office. '''' '- =
New ADvRRrTsRMENFs.- is
called to the following advertisements,
published the frat time this morning:
Ross Roberts & Co.-Com. Merchants.
II. Crawford & Oo.-Agents Wanted.
Frances Hammond-Adm'r'sN Notice.
AlienJ Greeu-Executor's Notice.
Campbell & Jones-FamiIy Groceries.
r. D. Senn-Apples.
J. & I. r. Aguow-Candy.
Spectacles Lost.
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The news from Europe is startling.
Private letters by the last steamer, as
we'll as dispatches to bankers, agree in
stating that the situation in Western
Europe is really alarming. 1t is appre-
hended that red republican conspiracy
exists, which has it's ramifcations in
France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and even
Russia.
Some old pilgrim, who ought to be in
better business, is writing articles for the
papers, cautioning young men not to
marry pretty girls, claiming that they
don't make good wives. He can't fool
the boys with any such chaff, and pretty
girls need not borrow any trouble.
We believe that the day Tor night is
not far distant when concerts will be
given simultaneously in every State in
this Union, at which electrical pianos will
be played by the same musician. 1t will
be matinee" in New York and m
evening concert in San Francisco.
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PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRAc-
TIcE.-It is almost universally the case
that physicians condemn what are gene
rallyk nown as "Patent Medicines" AL
though DR.. TUFTS Liver Pill IS NOT A
PATENT MEDICINE, yet its composition
(the result OF years Of study is known
only to himself, and 80 palpablo are their
valuable curative properties, that, very
many OF the first physicians in the South
and West have adopted them in their
practice, and recommend them to their
patients. ...t- O236
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a second sermon, Ske, ,snnouncadf quite
plainly o preference Tor Horalisy over
dogma. "I have wandered over the
wo1h." 70 slid, land have everywhere
found only germs Of intelligence and
atoms Of understanding. / have entered
the cloister, and hsys there only met
with abortive saints" The Archbishop
Of Lyons, Cardinal Bonpld, heard this
sermon preached, and was highly Offend
ed at it. In the first burst Of his indig-
nation, he sent for Father Hyacinthe,
and forbade him to preach in any church
OF his diocese. The urgent representa-
tions Of the highest society in Lyons in
duced him to withdraw this prohibition.
He again sent for Father Hyacinthe, and
in mild and uncommonly forbearing
manner, put before him the harm he
would do to the Church, if he went on
with his violent attacks uponit. Father
Hyacinthe could not resist this friendly
address. and promised to control himself
in future. It was not until lately that he
found himself unable to keep this pro-
mise any longer.
Father Hyacinthe has taken a bold
step. Still wishing to remain Roman
Catholic, he has defied the orders of his
Superior General.
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Read the following testimonial.

Messrs. ZeiHn d Co.-GEErDE,rEN: I
have used SIMMoNs' LIVER RRaU1AroR,
not only once, but often, aud can con-
fidently assert it has done me more good
than any other medicine ever used. I
think 1t the greatest medicine for dis
eased liver, made in the world. Many of
my neishbors have used it, and all will
say as much, if not more, than do, for
its virtues. shall never be without it.
O23t3 JOHN J. ALLEN, Bibb Co.
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THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
Of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the COM
plexion.
Roughness, Redncss, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and beautiful complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beanty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure it for rs cents at any
of our stores.
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BuaMKss CARDS AND Cmou1Ans.-As

BusMKss CARDS AND CmounARs.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
trayeI and distributionjof business gasds.
and circulars, our nefchanh and others
viii. please give attention tothei fact TINT
our Job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants.
Yesterday morning, while Mr.. J. D.
Kavanaugh (who holds an important
Office in the Grand Army of the Rep ab-
lie, and is also q clerk in the Executive
Department. WAS attending to his off,
cial duties, he was requested to walk
down stairs, which he did; and upon
reaching the first floor, was aocosted by
r. B. Elliott, (State Representative and
Assistant Adjutant- GENERALLY who pro-
ceeded to horsewhip Mr.. X. severely.
The cause assigned is IN insulting note
to Elliott's wife, which Mr.. X. is charged
with writing; but this he emphatically
denies inserting that he does not even
know Elliott's wife. Elliott is colored
man.
CRUMBS. many friends in this
community Of Rev. Whitefoord Smith,
D. D., will he gratified to learn that he is
i'll our city on ~ short visit, and will
preach in the Washington Street Chapel
to III morrow.
Messrs. Campbell & Jones throw
down the gauntlet to competitors for the
trade which properly belongs to Column
bia; and challenge comparison of prices
for articles in the grocery line.
Some people don't believe in advcr-
tising, because they say ''nobody reads
the papers" But let them get into n
scrape and you will find them flying
around to the newspaper offices with the
request, "p!ease don't mention that lit.
tie affair; it's @ mistake; don't want my
name published all over the country"
The latest style of ladies' hat is q fac
sinile, on small scale, of the bandit It
raises cone-like from the caput, and de-
riyes piquancy from the ribbons that
stream from it over the shoulder. The
trouble is that your aunt, when she wears
it, looks rs old as your grand mother,
and your wife takes on such juvenility
that people are likely to suppose her to
be your daughters sister. BY nothing
bnt wads of dyed flax and artificial hair
can the ears of ladies who wear this head
gear be kept from freezing.
A new supply of toys and fancy goods
has been laid in by Mr. Mckenzie, and
parents, uncles, aunts or cousins, desi-
rous of pleasing tho little ones, should
call and inspect tho stock. Besides
which fresh assortment of Maillard' g
celebrated French confectionery has just
come to hand-intended, of course, for
old as well as young folks.
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Robert Fl. Kernaghan was arrested in
Hamburg, on Friday, October Is. inst,
by one of tho Deputy State Constables.
The warrant for his arrest was issued by
q Magistrate of this County, and was
founded upon the affidavit of J. 3. Hub
bard, Chief State Constable, that from
information derived from others, he had
good reason to believe that in 1868, at
Augusta, Georgia, Robert II. Kernaghan
did assassinate and murder A. G.. Ruf1in,
late Sheriff of Richmond County, in that
State. Upon his arrest, Kernaghan was
Immediately placed upon the morning
train and was brought to Columbia. On
Monday, Judge Boozer ordered writ of
habeds corpus to issue, under which the
prisoner was brought before him and
motion made for his discharge, upon the
ground of the insufliciency of the affida-
Wit. After argument, Judge Boozer sus-
pended the further consideration of the
motion, until Thursday evening, the 2Ist
of October, instant, SO that ample op-
portunity should be allowed for requi-
sition to be made by the Governor of
Georgia, and meanwhile, ordered the re-
lease of the prisoner from confinement,
upon his entering into recognizance,
with adequate surety, for his appear
anco to abide any further order that his
Honor mien make in that behalf. On
the evening of Thursday, the 21st inst,
the hearing of tho motion to discharge
the prisoner, was resumed. The counsel
on both sides were kept in utter igno-
rance that any demand had been made
for tho surrender of the prisoner to the
executive authority of Georgia, and they
SO informed the Judge. Whcreupon,
his Honor granted the order proposed
for the prisoners discharge, and he was
accordingly set at liberty. Immediately
afterwards, the prisoner left the Court
House, but he had not proceeded moro
than ten stops, when ho was again ar
rested. The warrant for the last arrest,
proceeded from Gov Scott, bore date
the day previous, October 20, 1861 and
recited q requisition from the Governor
Of Georgia, accompanied with an affida-
Wit, charging the prisoner with tho MUIR
der of A. G.. Ruf1n, in tho State of
Georgia, and commanded the apprehen-
sion of the prisoner, in order to be deli
vered up to the agent OF the Executive
of Georgia, to be removed to that State.
Why the warrant of Gov. Scott was sup
pressed and all knowledge of it withheld
from the Judge and counsel, tho Chief
Constable Hubbard can, doubtless, easily
and satisfactorily explain. !
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q wonderful cure reported from Penn
sylvanin with HEINITsH's QUEEN's DE-
LIGHT. A girl fifteen years of age, pale
and slchiy, emaciated, no appetite, losing
flesh, with sore eyes, sore mouth, and
general wasting away-all owing to po-
verify of blood. After using four bottles
of the Queens Delight, her appetite re-
turned, digestion improved, increase in
growth and flesh, sores removed, skin
bright and clear, and every indication of
an improved condition of her whole sys-
tenn. This is one of the many cases we
hear of the wonderful results of Helm
ltsh's Queens Delight. Everywhere,
North and South, wherever introduced,
it is spoken of in the highest terms. O19.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-23

Do You suffer from Debility, or Loss
OF Appetite? Use ''Solomons' Strength
ening and Invigorating Bitters." Ola 6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-23

TO preserve and dress the hair use
Lyons Kathairon. O17t13