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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-05-20
KERSHAW-..In Equity.

kENSHA " --'lN Eq ulty.
John Thompson,
&. l.. Dye, Executors, Bill to sell
VS. lands topay
D. d. Ussery & debts, &c.
y. R. MagiIl, Trustees,
IN pursuance of a deeretal order
passed by Chancellor johnson, IN above
stated case, 1t is ordered that the cred
itors Of John 2. Kirkland, deceased,
be enjuincd and restrained from pur-
suing their actions ut law against the
complaiuanrs e. L. Dye and John
Thompson, in this behalf. The said
creditors are hereby nori6ed to product
and establish their demands agnins
the estate of the said John P. Xix
land, deceased, before the Commission
cr in Equity, at his office, on or before
the first day of June rext, or be debar
red from all benefit of said order.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. K. D.
June 27. lynn.
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The State of South Carolina
KERSHAW COUNTY.

kERSHAW COUNTY.
By J. F. SUTHERLAND, Judge If Pr"-
bate.
w HEREAS, Charlotte Nash madr
w suit t" me, to grant her Letters OF
administration nf the Estate and effect
Of Junus W. Nash.
THESE are therefore to cite and al
monish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said Jonas w. Nash,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Courr of Probate, to b. held
at Camden on the tenth Of May.
next, after publication hereof at !
u'cluck in the forenoon. to>hew cause.
If any they have, why the laid Admin
trat,on should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 29th day
IF MAJ. AnnJ Domini, 1869.
j. F. SUTHERLAND, j. p.
April, 90 It.
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EVIL THoUGHrs.-Beware of evil
thoughts. They have done great mis-
cbiefin the world. Bad thoughts come
first, bad words follow, and bad deeds
finish the progress. Watch against
them, strive against them, pray against
them. They prepare the way for the
enemy of souls.
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~ EQUITY---KcrShaW.

w. q Lcitner, Admir-. Us. Lula War
rem, T. W. Pegues, eiul
BILL.
IN ,uaner of an ord r made in tn"
abuve case. January Is 1861, rh'
creditors Of Thomas D. Warren, d.
cascd, are required t" prove thei, elainls
bcinr me on or before thc first day ut
May next or be dcbarrrd from all bene'
fit Of any decree t" be made in this case.
J II. HAY,
Jan 12.-ti Receiver.
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DuDOnt'S Powder.

THE subscriber having been appointed
agent for the sale of the above Powder,
will supply merchants and others at
manufacturers prices, with expenses
added.
JAMES JONES.
Feb. II. If
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to OF having
N claims against the Estate of S II
RUSH, deceased, are hereby requested
to present the same prLperl attested.
on or bef"re the 10th day of Novem.
A. D., 1869.
J.J. RUSH, Aim'r.
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KERSHAW-In Equity.
unckabrr & Junes, Ex'"rs.
vs.. Dill.
VI. E Shaw. CT. al.

VT. u NNHW. CT. HE
IN pursuance of an order passed in
abnvc stated case. the Creditors of the
estate of Joseph Murphy. dccrased. are
hereby notified t." produce and estab
lish their demands before the C"mmi>
si"ncr in Equity, at his Office, on or
before the first day of June next, or be
dcbarred from all benefit Of said order
J.D. DUNLAP, c. E. K. D.
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In the Probate Court.

In the Probate Court.
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
James D. Matheson, Admir-, and Jas
D. kirkpatrick, Us. Alexander Math-
eson, ct al.-Petttion to sell Real Es.
tdte.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the
i Court that Erasmus NJ. Beach,
Thomas W. McCaa aud Mary his
wife, David McCuen and Elizabeth
his wife, Edward L. Adamson, and
Sarah his wife, Caroline NJ. Math.
eson, Catharine r. Mathcson and
William G. Mathcson, defendants to
the above named petition are withuur
and reside beyond the Limits of this
State. 1t is ordered, on motion of
Shannon, Solicitor for Petitioners that
the above named defendants do plead
answer or demur to the above petition
within forty days from the publication
Of this order, in default thereof, an or.
der pro. confesso will be entered against
them.
j. F. SUTHERLAND, ]. P.
March 25. 40 SOY
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Scripture Citation.

Correct and apt quotations from the Bible are
very refreshing. When a sound, evangelical
discourse, full of powerful augmentation, is
preached, the effect is durable, when appropriate
texts are cted and the quotations are rs ''goads,
and as nails fastened by the masters of assem-
blies.'
To hear the sacred Scriptures grossly perverted
is an objectionable error. The word of God
should be so familiar to prevent such gross
ness We are very strict in regard to secular
quotations. If a favorite author becomes mis-
represented, or at least, is subjected to loss of
beauty and charm, we feel very sensitive at once.
The same thing applies with more force to the
Bible There is not one word in the whole Scrip
tures but what contains power and relation to
its fellows. Every word and sentence abounds
in import and life, but if they are wrested from
these harmonious relations, they must suffer not
only in loss of yigor but also in beauty and
sweetness.
We are too prone to become lax in the com.
initial and expression of Holy Writ. Gods pre-
cious promises are too valuable to trife with,
His warnings are too fearful to mould into our
own perverse Interpretation. 1t requires much
application, prudence, and prayer to infuse our
minds with the power and our souls with the
weight of Gods living counselS
Again, too many mingle their own frail Ian
guage with the Incompatible texts of Gods
word, and treat them as though they were the
words of human composition. Strict attention
to their reading and study would remedy this
evil.
have heard beautiful passages from the Bible
rnisquoted in the prayers of fervent and eminent
Christians. At such time would think that
the pure, native language of Scripture was the
best and the most powerful. The evil achieved
through such habits is very great; the word is
weakened, diluted, and becomes upalatable to
the saint as well as to the sinner. If we wish
to keep the ''well of English undefled," let us
respect the language and its forms as we lind
them in the Bible.
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The Parable Of the Ten TnIcnt,.


The following instructive legend including
within its meaning the beautiful golden thread
of thought conveyed in the parable of the ten
talents is at the present time current in Oriental
lands. 1t is supposed to be of very ancient
Orgin-
Tbere went a man from home and to his neghbors
twain
He gave, to keep for him, two sacks of golden
grain
Doen in his cellar one the precious charge concealed
And forth the other went and strewed II in his
field.
Tho man returns at Iasl-asks OF the first his sacks
s1Ierc take il; It's the samc thou hast it safely
back
rrnbarmed it shows without but when he would
explore
His sacks recesses, corn there he finds no more;
one half Of what was there proves rotten ana de-
-cayed,
Irpon the other half have worm and mildew preyed
The putrid heap to him in ire he doth return.
Tben he the other asks "WheTe is my sack Of cOn?'
VINO answered., "Come with me and see how 1t has
sped
And took and showed him fields with waving har-
vests spread.
Then cheerfully the man laughed out and cried,
''This one
The letter he Observed but thou the precepts sense.
And thus TO thee and me shall profit grow from
hence;
In harvest thou shalt fill two sacks of corn for me,
The residue of right remains for thee"
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THE ADVANTAGES

onered by this Company are:-
II is National Company, chartered by special act
OF Congress- 1868.
II has paid-up capital OF 81, ,000, 900.
II orers low rates OF premium.
II furnishes larger insurance than other companteS
for the same money.
Ii is definite ana certain IN its terms
1t is a home company in every locality
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the p1-
cies. F
Every policy is non-fOrfeitable,
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their tull amount and return all the premiums so
that the insurance costs only the interest on the an
nual payments.
Policies may he taken that will pay to the insured
AFTER certain number OF years, during life an an
nual income OF one-tenth the amount named in the
policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives OF
females.
1t insures not to pay dividends but at so low cost
IhaI uNIueuds VIII De Impossible. Is wsrp
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INSURANCE.
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000, 600.
BRANUu OFFICE.

BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA.
Where the business Of the Company IL tranqScted
and to which all general correspondence should be
addressed.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTC

Hon. WILLIAM f. CHANDLER, Washington, d. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa
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--The German IIebreW NOngrcg0tiOn 'KOUe
ghOem" intend building a fine new synagogue al
tie s0utheast corner OF Broad and Mount Vernon
streets, OF which the following Is an authentic de-
scrbt6n: :-"Ihe building will be Of the SaraceniC
styleof architecture, and Will have fTOnt OF S8 feet
on Broad street. and l6f feet on Nouns vernon street
Witha tower AZ the corner Of Mount NefnOn street
70 feet square and 125 feet high. The audience
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LEOAL NOTICES.
~ THE ORPHANs' COURT non An

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADFLPHIA
Estate OF GEORGE b. REESE deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle and
adjust the second account Of JACOB r. REESE and
SOLOMON SHEPPARD, administrators OF GEORGE
b. REESE, deceased, and TO make distrihuton of the
balance in the hands Of the accountant will meet par
ties interested for the purpose OF his appointment,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May, A. d. 1859 at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the office of GEORGE NJ CONARROE,
Ese, No 8l S. FIFTH street, in the city OF Phadel
phia. b5stuth %
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MEDICAL ADYIsORY BoARn

j. X: BARNES, SurgeOn-General U. S. A., wasl
ingtOn.
Washington.
d. W. BLISS, NJ. d., Washington.
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DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.

GLARENCE II. CLARK Philadelphia President
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and Executive Conn
mttec.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vioe-President
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary and
Actuary.
II. 5. TURNER, Washington Assistant Secretary
FRANCIS G. SMITH, NJ. d., Medical Director
j.. EWING MBARs, NJ. D., Assistant Medical Direc-
, 1869-07-29
Tho Pnxd1n of n nIurdcrcass

tFrezu hs FaterAoa Is. ~ Guardian.
xeela m1 r. fS kSa1S q Fstess9n sentenced 1or ten
four ,eazs .2ke1 "a her iezm. An Assembl lJna1
9 m1a 1I sa9 ~ ~
weeG, but altey remaining with h.m one day she
9seaithalJ LETT and returned to thu prison.
ucnnton, Kindly took her il aud nas en-.
ployed her "a 4 domestic ID his own Apart
Ments TIL aone suitable place Is provided for her,
though bes sppesIanee 6etotens iael Il na iase-
Eenc:, Il u not At Al condanuin4. IT viii ba re-
meuoe1ed that abe took tho child from tho sidc-
plnJ1n4 beforc1ta mothers door, walked Il around
through Fair street, and agsi1 Into broadway
above snd ioF nearly TIVE miles, III sae Hos il to
reached By crossing the uopd1 BY the HA2on-paih
TILE slde Of Nj. Pope's, hnd 10 over tho nl.
os as End aad oas mss w oSs, hss rssn nhep sss
home, her mother being Absent, and her father ut
WORK IN the qnar1T:. Ths children then TOOK the
ing. uun1 it wa entirely natcd, and carried Il 10
the yell md NJ t1st sct 1t OYER the cur The 1t
te child, about two years oil an Interesting lltue
5sns pn.ed i o r &c ass
s,.n daMn INTO ne Well. The masdesess md het
smaler E1as @ Gonpanions as,I then watched y
metaei, % q oelimsn @ went 1 S0ssoa s5oana. and I'd
only the ne1t day rss the child disso1ered. 1t
tanspl1ed that ~. Long went to tho vel! for q
about twenty-five feet deep Aud lnqulzins of the
children, VIA told that negro he'd thrown II
children to q nelghbor,s, and the dead infant
proved 70 be tns 1ott child A CoronerH inquest
WIS held, and MF. Garrison, up Broadway, tesu-
Ted thai hn saw tho child being walked up
~ the Long R.rist tho day before. Emma
Jane at last sonto ned, = diu the other chl1d1en
8ac Maa then about II OF u yeArs Of age. Ehc
ass grown mp In prison; "a considered pretty. The
Long family are duply moastsos1uts, and the Face
o1ght not 70 bo allowed to proI gate. We regret
that pardon has been received By this heArt1ess
..nd utterly deptAvAd joung creature, All Of har
family Afa thieves and mutue:fth IL seem1 ln1-
poss1bls for them TO be anything cIsc n.r. Al nasn
been tn SUITS Prtsou. VIC think the pardon here
w1s iutEapplitd.-
, 1869-07-29

70 tfAutne into tho coudittor II evert ron,,,,v
snd - that III reserve n apAS.snt Il ii ttne.i
80 so13 {osufc loseca nrp auniT nnuviden Tovs
aoAh koue companies pay un1a1sly sarrs csoms
01lAAoo4 10 agents H1uEt b Rdui ted O4d rntn
aSte 2enetatf5 gzised tttlr rsie Of commIs,
~ toe! c4n1nt .osherE+so compete with ,tno
Mlsy ts n109t1ed, who generally hAya adopted onIT
sne! features Of the system, and rejected
cstHen Of old companies, IN many Instances.
co0pel them ieeafy out Then, again. thcae
aaMe olo companies 1re, In noat easea, pnable to
EAkG uAo ot snef GFu experience, without pttIa.
ace titnef 70 sh6 neK m TIC old injured Lie
insurance agents, Hko my other cl1sa, viii work
Nhsfn me Ho!t is tho easiest; Tho greater tne
nc more cap be accomplished BY ngenia Kyen u
lne nsuAl comnlt loo. ascnts ern euaaled 10 make
q laff aaMrJ. Some Of thnee old companies DO not
posHoea tht easy and stmpe plAps OF cpmrap1es
lAeiJ organized. and II they could ofet no other
fecompense to thc.< nScntl tnan the psont
wi!hout business suuclent to bnia1oe stbeif
onfgo1ngs. and they would sllbe In the pontton Of
the Nc~ YORK Lite and Trust CoupanJ mentioned
u Jod Ia former article
Some new coMpaules hAgo no plau Of their
oNn, bct toroE In the footsteps OF old lu8ti-
tutioHs, simply for the reason that vhat old COM
panes can 10 Won1d be sa1e With then; have not
oply copied them In everything else, but followed
hut On iarEr commissions But Bnch tnsrlutjous
~ The Pacific Mutual Of Caliiotnis, who have .
eimn!e aid effective plan OF their OWE. couposed
or ali the most favorable md safe features OF LIE
insurance. plan which w1n give AL that Life IN
arEhnce can be made to yieid-sa1et5 and good
css&tSe commission. II the features OF tnts CON.
psnS are such assistance 10 agents that their eru
1ngs At naEM rate Of Commission, ate IN iii
Cates satisfactory. AtTuA
, 1869-07-29

-uJt fm nrse peEsors hnnng ourselrea mo IN
tneit tn11 -ohtert 70 .tnmamna COMING to thia
country On tho groubh that they W1u iate1f9e
With them = Il. Nould be nice balancing 10 de4ef-
mine Witch u aho mora shsurd or tsnorant-she
kccfet oyrnpiEa1iop ~h!ch Is posting uu proclama-
1ions sgatost foretgne11 IN tbs .town1 talon0 the
faog1ze, OF our. Anltcooaio Assodstion. Both
with tnli Il ieasf e faToF of the Ptxaas: t6e5
eouteDt themselves With merely Issuing procls-
mation1.. aEstnst tho forctgnaI1- They hayo
not Jet 4onn to the extent Of. 1G7xu1rtux
them vbene1er, tha chance presents ItsalL
An appeal, IN kErne sct, u made 10 tu,son, WtEa
stones and nrtckbats n1e here relied upon for ne
Hnoat prrt A. sbon. A. these sernk hath1x1nns
emerge INTO the full light OF Democratic ctT1nxz-
uon, We nee& not hope thAt they Viii long contne
themselves 70 mere sentimental warfare ybe1
NM u1r6 notices that 1t 4 gwen hour 8n the for.
etXQfn Sesldeut In 4 particular 1ocA1isy--as they
recently did somewhere u The StAte Of Nevada :
ehhn emt1ate. md II theJ shoud fall to comply
the nti26boTbpod win gather together And EnoIe
them %. haR and oassarr A httle roaim1n4 nQd
Dune5tng Uay Al1o be shIuKn IN, for the purpose
Of showing how E1Cn IN earnest tho Ant1-Porelxn
party u.
, 1869-07-29
Tho Harvard strokr. J..
6ep YosE Cer7<.pondeaes af tAa Harttart Ese1-

| "e" 3esf &o7fsFondene1 af taa HorttarH Epkn
Ill, ing Ppst,
| thayerandAs Of the club house, At least. It M
st@6'ed n rn s1easy: i hear hut ons opinion or i
pertecstpn q .s1fJle IN rowing. bus Of eol1unn @
sense Il ras been often described, but II nav be
,Sea sn 19 ser + fotta ssan 1a,t q lbs tme Ihe
70 heno clear forHash II tho word, take the
water q once NTH strong grip, and pull Vim
s Is ia az aas !! nn
atnnx position. 1t whtch tlne tho a1pto IL
n nnpkhed. aA sppeaxed 70 me, win hard
reeoye1r Is one Of ihe prett,est ihlngs about tie
trnRe. 9oo cnn trnaelne at once how graceful
sn,n snS h9w ~ sasy sssy + BENG oITs @ tls
l1r removed It Il from the AtlusXlln2 upward py
tanS1, ansed strength, fson posture lmost At lnl'
arofa u pulled, iar back, Hita tho W1ns and the
Tsisht Of The body. In o1a respect lbs latter
nssna. mo1e Is 1 eas!et: i QtTes hhort tnomentarJ-
man, not to ray q :. Ing man." but my nun
Fho has ever pulled "e1d on, /" Ia casual lfolic.
may be. e's''' IL
Tnere T. 70 such thing rs this, tna. I can pei
NhooGn Of course il +, IN rsceh brs It IL con
ktant-tLexorahlc, nnl demands the perfection
q excellence Y xtnd apd Limb fos iu proper pr
forEes the sGht OF the beautiful young bodIes
BpaIe-llmbed, iean.nhnked, deepchested, brpxn
"a chi14rapIn 10 The waist, Kllte a. marble
beloW, with huge Qyerl}tng tnulc!es on rhesa nd
shouldeF-bfades, as opc sad, "by hatdfuis, y sad
WITH great arme pranctirg from sturdy tinnkg,
WITH the strong eIpAnhon at the setlinH Of Well
1aln, Is dalk, 1ailish tnan, long Ia llnh aad ot
excellent Proportions, looking not neat 10 BIZ 81
he Il, but very round and thick through the chest
hiee Y. l zhnuld say sill taller, and IL not
a. hahasome nan-Eef1 spare and Ranut, with
s1iEnl staop and Tremendous reach Of arm which
tens 20 much TO the Inch IN the HarTasd stroke,
tS&j ~
eatne weight Il hoe, hut looking heavier-heoad
ana thick with lhors, fuli.tnEoatcd neck, Wide
hho1ldeIry and elotnoQa Girtn OF chest. Simmons
sfze and proportions fair-skinned. and With WhAt
itakn 10 he Tho tfue auburn hair, he haa shapc-
y heaa and cteat.c1t, handsome, Kindly fnce,
but appeaIa 10 only by MEASUREMENT or com-
pa5ison He weighs, now, III nj, and he told mo
on more than ths odd three poundq, 20 you usy
Judge vbethef he ia .'nt"
, 1869-07-29
Female Redeatrtnulxm.

FSpHa ths ADRIAN {afcA.1 7fn1z, Jusg T.
assteruAy moruiDE [ounG l1dJ. a student O.
medicine with ArA tlT. FoirA aun . lAdr OF eioes
ton, rnned Mlas Loretta aianu, unattended enG
having no previous training, wenI upon the Spring
Brook traek has1ng made Ep her mind TO ACCOM-
soon the news spread through the city thas : Lay
~tsfpedestltaniain2 on tho traek, and during hi
afternoon laree nntnoes Of our citizens Yisite,I
The driving. PARK. They found The yoona
Lady au1rrd IL short dress, per.
eart11nefy going her round en- the
racS, and checttnT OF each, u,slc ia anout
nfIeen mtuute4. She dld not huR lhe lpzide pI me
t2ck, but kept her co0fse about twelve feet from
the shortest citcult, 10 thai each nile Was lrIl
length. She walked ea8iy, paid but little attrn-
ton TO the interest She wna exciting, mud WtStQu
etea on his tzanp, could not h&se persisted mars
pllek1l} Than did she II Der aell+nposed task,
She was walking for h6 toward. No WAGER was
pending en- her efoztA She xn4 merely Young
lAoy perssve1mgy earning out an independent
fancy. Weston III present 1n The track, and
recognized the,1Mltues Of Alss Mann to e1cej tn
. ca1eer IN 1Elch he staros ptc-eninent, Dat
having understood that she had retetyed no
prr%iouI training. he Advised her not 10 tar
her great powers Too much on khe Erat sttcmnL
But she kept on, Daring her walk, Ibe heel oF
he1 ukn1 Ahpe had FaEeu out, and At each step OF
thGt foot the hea bent, Instead Of stirling the
ground fnllJ. Dr. &atcs, = friend or ners, no.
t.cang this tsct. advised her to ce81e her euTt1,
and. at his earnest holcttstic1. she II lass con-
miles tn SIX hourr and thirteen minutes, nnd ~
pcas1ng Ga frcah as when ahe stalted, maintaining
her entire ability to 1ccompE1Sn the thsk she had
ret herself, and aprcaring father disappointed
that her fFeHds h.d not sltowed her to complete
her forty mflGx.. -,,- ..
, 1869-07-29
TIE Police c0uRTa.
4KxpRr tJrRr,

1RKcRr cdrRT.
Joel Il. DtI aud Solomon II. Gaze, South Wste
etreet 9Th nerrhsntA were charged with fraudu
lent transactions In tAh. Detective Sim1rpr WI
the principal witness on the pa,t Of thu proseco
ton lie testified 1hat he went to the store Of tn.
Defendants and bought tte Tits Of NMte1an
matke eo 70 contain 1frctu pounds No, whttenal
" M toos then 70 = nh Inspector, who found foa,
pounds, and also that they VEN trusty," When
he bad them RITe6ted- The suit was hrcntt1
paae e e a. ss e
be duly branded ~ the nEn were b.anded III
H9i. ta.ied tnere, Dntnwsa claimed On he pa17
Ni.houi authority. The defence put fortn that
Inspector a,g Miller to sss - deputy, and :thas ID
rac1tJ: Upon hearing o. ths case tns Court do
ctded that the parties defendant should Be nncd S
% or ,se saeR pssssstsa Tho matter mas appealed
-Ame..a HinLe has, IN COMMON with most
women : lore Tor jewelI, Somehow Or other
she became poaaessed Of a neck-cha.n, which sne
Elizabeth I.ne, however. imagined = way BY
which Amelia came into possession OF the necE-
easin, N. snd sostaMtsa had ne damsa aEested-
denoe waa stronger. and Liz Honor held the IN
fortunate Amelia IN bali Of teoo for further ntai,
ths !dan9 kouss eFs e ,he .y lo
TO dispose Of their ElEottc0 property. She Wa1
yeate1day charged Is reoetyet Of stolen prop
were q II so1a and descriptions, from pas1ot
hos,ss =; hs'1 in Sao. .for sppesraace ii ns
CON PERCY L gil whose 1ooks ase rastl,
better than hef reputation Wheu she tsn r In tho
AInory. or Oh the street, Sic IL to be found at
CERTAIN place OF u rpute on jackson street. les
tefdaJ she wns called up On charge OF drunSeu-
nefs md general d1soraeflJ conduct The only
ertdehce mat Cora put in waa th8t Of RoluAa7A
tears Ths 50 moved tho Court thai the case was
Postponed foH another hearing.
The case Of William Mcclellan, slso charged
~ Ieestver Of stolen goods, waA continued Tor
further hearing.
80. nCEns s1zIEf corKT,
Thomas Cole5, altas Hickey, young man Of
enleyish tende enetes, Who waa found salcep IN the
Eaney. nned ~. md sentenced 10 thirty In
E11dewe1L
John Jones was nnea - and gwen tl1,y tsya
IN BIidcHel for Indecent exposure OF his person.
Charles Brown was As7aigned On tha ciarSn Of
Perjury, and, N the ahsence Of the prosecuting
witness, the c1ze WA Continued Until 1e-csY.
MADISON ErKXEr OuCKT.
J. Hnnlcy and another boy ATTACKED German
on Canal street, last Sunday morning. and stole
y, and other articles trpm him 1t tue Gaue time
They were sx1ested shorty After, md held In ball
Of $500 for tutt1ef trial