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TIE NEGRO MILITARY OCCUPA TION
''Hos~ OF EDGEFXELD.,
Tho Edgefold Advertiser says


Tho leading facts OF the late extraordinary
occupation OF Edgcfeld b, negro soldiers ami
the State constables, have already been given
in the Advertiser. This occupation is still
cessity, and IN defiance Of legal authority IN
oil its possible forms. Twenty strapping ne.
groes, with moi anu newborn aea, guard our
Jail day and night, while eight or ten white con-
vigilance. or the latter, four have arrived
within the last week. We hear also Of two ne
gro detectives. who. ever and anon, fit to and
fro in owl.like mystery. The negro fellows
mediate vicinity, and are filed. we hear, with
q horrible desire for the fray. We should
nos say s'guarding the jail,' however. for
there Is no one in the jail requiring guard.
They are guarding the arms and ammunition
lately lodged in the jail, and are kept in readi-
ness to sally forth upon any vain pretext and
murder decent white people. whose only crime
is unbehef in Messrs. Scott and Echelberger.
The jail yard presents now quite an animated
scene. with its fierce and fearfulIy armed black
heroes, hurrying constantly 10 aud fro; while
along the iren tenee in front are ever ranged
whole ranks OF lazy negroes. contemplating, in
military brethren. Military enthusiasm is at
fever heat among them; they gloai upon the
exaltlng scene in the jail yard, and pant. with
ambition that cannot be measured to serve
their country with sword and musket. Tho
ghttering bayonet, the pomp and circumstance
of trappings. the warm red blood Of Democrats,
the seductive life-givng government green
backs, all these things fill their ever-excted
brains and render them willing al ready for
any and all excesses. Should further troops
be called tor just now, we have nc5 the slight.
est doubt that thousands co..; - enlisted in
one day.
Through all this, as ever BEFORE the white
people OF our town and vicinity pursue the
even tenor Of their'quiet wav. In fact. the inn
perturbable dlgnity and decorum OF the white
people have sadly thwarted the secret designs
OF Messrs. Scott and Eichelberger. These ne
put here without the taintcst shadow of ne
cesslty or provocation, and without the faint
est shadow Of ppovocation or necessity al they
kept here.
BY the peoples of Edgefield, Governor Scott
must. eyer be considered a most unscrupulous
partisan despot; aud we hold up to the a lmiti-
gated scorn Of his own race anv man who could
so wantonly and ungenerously outrage the
dearest rights OF American citizens.
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a%MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREvENTIvE.-Th,sv val.
liable preparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have used It with the most benefcia, results. the
proprietor has been Induced to offer it to the pub
hc It is warranted to cure CHLLI.S AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely Graduating it's effects from the system 1t
Will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen tho diges.
tvcorgans. induce nm appetite, ana restore the
patient to perfect health 1t Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and SO harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. AZ tonic kARENGO
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects Of fever, or from other cause. is invaluable
few doses Is SUFFICIENT to satisfy the most in.
credulous sufferer Of its virtue and worth. All
who try one bottle Of MARENGO will be 80 much
pleased with lite effect, that they will readily en-
dorse IT. NO HUMBUG. For evidence OF its efa-
cacy and value. refer to MARENaO circulars, which
contain certificates OF well known and respectable
citizens. "A
MARENao IS 8 genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor Snd manufacturer being native and
residentof Charleston and II IL fay guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUa. TRY Ir.
For sale by all Druggists, aud by DowIE l.
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets: GOOD.
RICH. W1NEKAN y co.. Hayne-street. and G. }.
LUHN, Draggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner of
King and John streets, Charleston, &. C.
June DAC 9moa
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quake; and in Italy the Cmian and Alban
Lakes by the came cause.
Generally the author holds that the changes
gong on in the earth's surface. land becoming
sea aud sea handsome continents extending,
others dim,nishing-are occasIoned by local
elevations or depressions OF the earths sur
face, produced by expansion OF contraction o.
ing intensity and direction OF the electric
forces generated in the earth's crust by solar,
lunar, and p auetary influence.
The ere great many illustrations and G::st:
argument in the article in Blackwood which
could not be presented in this analysis; but
the reader has the main points in the inter-
esting theory.
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EUROPE.

FEE FRENCH EENATE--ADDRESs OF PREsIDENT
RoUHBR-rHE sENATus CoNsuLTUM READ. s
PARIS. August a. In the opening session OF
the Senate yesterday, President Rouher made
an address. He referred to the duty devolyed
upon that body OF examining proposed forms,
and eaid they should inquire whether they
were popular enough to 60 hand in hand with
liberty, and at the same time strong enough to
resist anarchy. BE was confident the Senate
would enter upon this discussion with firm
intention OF Interpreting the will OF the coun-
try, and that by the combined efforts of the
Government and Senate more genuine harmc.
ny wonld be established bet cen powers OF
the State and institutions Of the Empire, and
you'd acquire renewed strength. lustre and
popularity. In conclusion, he expressed pro.
found regret O, the death OF the late president
aTroplone.
The Senatue COnsultum was then read. In
heddition to the provisions telegraphed last
night, 1t prescribes that Ministers are to depend
only ON the Emperor, and will continue to de-
lberats in Council under his presidency.
They are. however. to be considered response
BILE for their acts, but can only be impeached
by the Sanaye. Minister. whether o member
4 Of the Senate Or Corps, has the right to be
3 present at debates In either Chamber.
The Minister OF Justice made some explana.
lions TO the Senate. which we're Of very iibe-
a,rAs character. The Senate adjourned until
Thursday next. when II will appoint commit
see Of ten to consider the Senatus Consultura.
4. The Empress Eugsnie Is making immense
{ propAYattons for her visit to ConstantinOple.
Isabella abdtcases. in favoy Of her SON, The
Prince of Asturias. v.
Il ss gPkM AND 0uDA. ss
NzDRD. Augrst 6.--No negotiations srs
3 pssdtn8 Sor Cvssas lndependapse.
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Fatal SHOOTING AEERAY,I I'M EDGE.
49, FIELD.

. AUaUsTA, Ga. August 5.-There is o report
from Edgefeld. South Carolina, that Charles
EJand J. d. Creswell. who left this city yester.
h day, were shot. this moroiug, near Edgeaeld;
the former was killed instantly, and the latter
ssriously IL not mortally wounded. The affair
was entirely Of . private nature, and is a.
h lodged to have grown out Of family trouble.
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5uneral Nptifes.

&C. The Friends azsS. Ao4uasHsances CT
MI A. Q. PALFnRY and of Mrs. JAMEs UPPER. are
invited to attend the Funeral Service, of EilZt.
BETH ANNETTE PALFREY, only daughter of the
former. at the residence of Mrs. JAMES UPPER No.
241 Meeting-street, THIs AFTERNOON at Five O'Clock
Auaust 9
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THE TExNEssEE ELECTION:

gS MEMPHIS, August 5.-The election is pro-
gressing quietly and without a single disorder.
I The indications are that Senter and the Demo-
ntic candidates for the Legislature will carry
ee county by about two thousand.
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Sperial Nottff3.

a%NOTICE.-NOTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN
that at the expiration of three months from date
hereof application will be made at the Peoples Bank
of South Carolina for RENEWAL OF CERTIFI-
CATE OF STOCK. Ihity six shares) \ o. 1857, dated
April 18, 1859, in favor Of 8. F. CHAPEAU the same
having been lost. IF. CHApEAU
August 1amo3
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THE A1ABAMA ELECTION.

. SELMA, August 5.--Rylsnd 2andolph, editor
n Of the Independent Monitor, has been elected
to the Legislature from Tuscaloosa nv a ma
jority OF FIVE hundred, being d emocratic gain
OF four hundred in this county.
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-Marrie6.

LEE-CLEMsON Monday NOR, ing the % in
stant at st Paul's Church. bv the Rev. A. CORN
!sH GIDEON LEE, of New York to Miss FLORlDE
Pendleton. 4. c. No cards.
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~ "FRESH AS A MAnENY BLUSH
10 the pure psachy Complexion which follows tho
use Of HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret OF Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in 3d.
clesy understand thie.
v Tho MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun
try Girl into City Belle d1 than any other
one thing
Redress. Sunbnrn. Tan. Freck1ss. Blotches and all
escts OF the Summer Sun disappear when IT 10 ueed.
and genial. cultivated fresh expression sobsained
which rivals the Bloom Of Youth. Beauty is posi-.
BILE to all who win invest sevsnty-hye cents at any
respectable sters and insist on getting the MA0NO.
liza BALM. s .#~
Use nothing but Lyon's Ksthairon to dress the
Hair, !. yA1 ~ mwf1mo t}, Juty %
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AS- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made at the next session of the
State Leg stature for the renewal of CERTIFICATE
No $780, dated 9TH June. 1867. for Ten Thousand Ono
Hundred and twenty-five ,16.1OO) Dollars Three Per
Cent. Stock, now standing In the Of VIM.
Dehon. the original having been lost.
August G 1ano2 A. M DEHQN Exacutriy
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY


%>Suvn THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
<81@yMs aTEb MR1IP MAGNOLIA, Captain
@M<uExlNxET~ M. B. CRowELL. having elegant and
-ss@Srass9ssssz-- spacious accommodations for pas
sengers, will leave VaDderborst's wbsrt Oh WED
FEsDAY, August 18th, 1860, at halfpast O'Clock
A. M. KAVENEI, n 90 A0ents
Augusta
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Spffial Nstiffs.

aSTHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPRST.-TaE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
l4S EAST BAY. having replenished it's Stock with a
ne" and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner. JOB
PRINTING of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
%ROUSE TIE SYsrEM.-IT Is A SAD
thing to pass through life only half alive Yet there
are thousands whose habitual condition 4, one Of
langour and debility. They complain of no speoiAc
disease; they suffer positive pain; but they have
no relish for anything which affords mental or sen-
sual pleasure to their more robust and enaroetic
fellow-beings.
In nine out Of ten this state of assitude ana
torpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy Of both mird and body. When
the waste Of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrupted
Now, what does common sense suggest undsr
these circumstances Of depression The systaxa
neecs rousing and Strengthening; not merely for an
heur or two, to sink afterward into moro pitiabls
condition than ever (as It assuredy would do II nm
ordinary alcoholic stimulant were resorted to but
radically and permanently
How is this desirable object to be sccompli shed2
The answer to this question founded on the unynrv
ing experiences Of quarter OF century, is easily
gwen Infuse new vtgcr into the objective organs
by course Of HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTHRg.
Do not waste time In administering temporary rem
edes. but wake the systeue up by recuperating the
uEtanIhead OF physical strength and energy. tho
great organ upon which all the other organs depend
for their nurture and support. s,,.
BY the time that dozen doses OF the great vegete-
bio tonic and invigorant have bsen ken the feeble
frame ofthe dyspepic will begin to feel its benign
influence. Appetite viii be created. ana With apps-
dts the capacity to digest what it Graves persevere
until the cure ts complete-unl heathfnl blood. at
to both material OF flesh and muscle bone and nerve
and brain. flows through the channels Of circule.
tton instead Of the watery pabplnm with which they
have heretofaEa been imper sectly nourshed.
July 81 DAo
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RJ- THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE AP-
.PLICATlON will be made to the City Council of
Charleston for renewal CERTIFICATES for the fol-
lowing stock, the original having been lost, viz:
No. 32s for Two Thousand and sixty.f (2l-1OO)
Dollars six Per Cent. stock, dated 10 h March.
1865, and No. 327 for twenty-five Hundred Dollars
Six Per Cent Stock dated 14th March, 1855, all in
tho name of VIM Dehon.
Augusta 1amo3 A. NJ. DEHON. Executrix
AJ EXECU TORS NOTICE. ~ ALL PER
SONS having claims against The Estate of WILLIAM
GODFREY, Eeq.. late of Colleton County, will pre-
sent the same properly attested, and those Indebted
to said Estate will make payment either to HEN
DERsON & BFHRF, Attorneys at Law, at this
place, or to the undersigned.
w. @. P. BELLtNGER, Qualified
g. e.. HENDERSON. I Executors.
WATERFORD, 8. g., August Sd. 1859.
August f3
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RJ- APPEAL OF THE HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY-CHARLEsTO AUGUST 8, 1869.
The officers and members Of the HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Charleston that their present hand
gine ia very much out OF repair and will require O
large outlay of money to put it in q good working
condition. They feel satised that 1t would be use
less expenditure Of money to repair hand engine at
this time. especially when steam takes precedence
over that which requires manual labor The engine
now in use has been In active service for over
twelve years.
In consideration OF the above stated facts til ey
have resolved to purchase substantial steamer,
located In of the largest and weahiest wards of
the city. Ward No. T. They feel confident that the
services of such steamer would be much more re-
qutsite than hand engine in times Of conhagration
and for tn It purpose they have concluded to appeal
to our citizens for aid to carry out the ir plans
has been long time since this company has called
upon the public for assistans, from the very fact
that at the time they procured tas present engine,
more than one-half the amount was taken from, its
treasury to make the purchase.
The following Committee have been appointed to
canvass the various Wards OF the city solicit sub
Rcrdptons from such OF our citizens az appreciate
the services Of men who risk their lives in attempt
Ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit whatever. save the satisfaction of knowing
that they are employed in doing good for their fellow
creatures IN time Of emergency: b. p SEYMOUR,
WILLIAM BROOKBANKs. Jr., JOHN KENNY, Il.
T. PETERS. GEORGE BURKE, j. n. Bake F.
L. LIPMAN.
W. 81. SMITH,
President Hope Fire Engine Company,
Augusta Chairman Of COnnnoittee
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
heod, with the humane view of treatment ana cure.
cent by mail free OF charge. Address howard AS.
ISOLATION, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa.
NAV ~ a~no.
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A@CHARLESTON COUNTY-IN EQUITY
LAWRENCE ". O'HRAR AND CHARLES NJ. DIESEL.
AND HIS WIFE. vs. ANNA F. O'HEAR, ADM'x :.
AND ANNA B. o'HGAR. Ex'xA EFT AL.-NoTroE
TO CREDITORs.-In pursuance Of an orde. in the
above cause, to ms directed by the Hon. B. B. CAR.
PENrER. circuit Judge, hereby give notice to all
creditors CT the late JAMES OHEAR to present and
prove their claims before mo- before the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER NEyT. M. L. WILKINS,
Special Referee. No. "a Broad street
July2S 1o2W
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9@ BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.--THIS
spendid Hair Dye s the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dye: harmless, reliable instants.
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts: rena
edies tho III effects Of bad dyes; ,nvigorates and
leaves the haAr soft and beauuful black or brown.
sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied a. nstohslor's Wig Factory, No. - Bond
street. New York. Tyr May lS
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The writer describes at length the variety of
erect and manifestations Of this powerful
agent through earthquAkes-A such as the form
ations OF lakes, she elevation Of islands in the
presatons on the surface by shaking the crust
80 as 10 fill up open places previously existing
on the earth, &c., &c.
He thinks IL probable that in all volcanoes
the seat Of subterranean convulsion lies near
the surface certainly OF all permanent vol
canoes. as Vesuvius, Ena, StromDoli, &c. In
gaeh cases tho subjacent zone Of electric &C.
tiOn 10 sufficiently continuous and near to keen
open the vent, which otherwise would be closed
agaln. ~ ~ -
Gee Generally the he &earshauakes produce depres-
vibrations transmitted to the surface BY shaIs-
Ing all the intervening strata. must tend to
shake down III cOmpacted subterranean
masses. or the rocky vaults overhan1ing sub
serranesn chasme which nave been formed by
former EXPLOSIONS -
SSssTTsc soyyson is anIoa more frequent in
some parts Of the earth than others. as ie de.
xnonstrated by the volcanic zones which are
marked In the aliases.
whale earthquakes are non-eruptive phe-
upheavale, the internal expansion ia snch
cases not being compensated by the conden.
eation OF the elastic superjacsnt stcsta. air
Charies Lyell holds that during the Sarthquake
| N Cbili IN l612 the level fthe Country was
miles. The seat Of subterraneang oonvulsion.
In the case o. earthquakes. 70 from fcrr Ia
eight miles below the sua lace. 81 a
The phenomenA OF sxplosipns have been
sometimes wonderful The volcano 6s JuxulIc
day. and that Of Fusi. .yaraa. ia Japan. h. .0oi
foet inl one night. Bnt the moro general cf
3ect, ~ we have stated. ID to creata basins avs
lak1v. zAko cozss;, i. Japan, a0v0nty~Swo miiea
ioDB and twelve Nides was eTaatsd By an earth.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Resumption of tho Overland Mail-Eapid
Progress Of the Central Pacific Railroad
San Francisco Misunderstanding Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1862
The Overland Mail Company are now carrying
mails between the ends Of the Union aud Central
Pacific roads, a distance OF ITO miles. All the de-
layed malls will be carried across Septon swamp
and will soon reach their destination.
The Central Pacific road to-day commenced trans
porting mails TO the 615th milepost. Only ffIy-twO
miles Of track remain to be iald to complete the
Pacific Railroad.
Flour is dull at 81 so $5 so. Wheat is decidedly
dull, Notwithstanding five vessels are under engage
ment TO load, and quoted at 81 go, Inferior 81 40.
Legal tenders, 77h. Mining stocks during the week
have been irregular and weak, particularly Gold
Hill descriptions, In consequence OF the fire in those
mines. The market closed:-Alpha, $685. Belcher
$40; Bullion, $l4; Chollar Potos S1S1; Confidence
S34 Crown Point. s51; Empire Mill, $685. Gould 4
Curry, $780, Hale Norcross, $50; Imperial, $685.
Kentuck, S245; Occidental, s27; Ophir, s33; Over
man, $54: Savage, ST.; Sierra Nevada. $50; Yellow
Jacket, $57.
Sailed, ship Young America. for New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
ENGLAND.
Banquet to Charles Dickens.

LIVERPOOL, April 1o-Mldnight.
The banquet to Charles Dickens occurred at St.
Georges Hall, in this CITY, this evening" About 7oo
gentlemen sat down. and there were besides mi any
spectators. The hall was gracefully decorated with
nags and banners. The proceedings were charac-
terized throughout with good feeling and en-
thusiasm.
Sir Henry Houghton ana Mr. Hepworth Dixon pre-
sided. After the usual toasts had been drank Lord
Durerin made pleasant speech. He regretted that
Mr.. Dickens had not entered the field OF politics.
He would have been power in the House OF Com
mons and fellow peer OF Macaulay.
Lord Lytton at length, In glowing terms, proposed
the health OF Mr.. Dickens.
Mr.. Dickens arose and with much emotion re-
spondcd. He felt, he said, that he unable to do
justice TO bis feelings. Liverpool after London, was
always foremost In his estimation. she was always
ready to respond open-handed, spontaneously and
munincently to oil appeals for aid 10 art and tera.
ture Relative to the remarks Of Lord Dufrcsin MIR.
Dickens said that after mature deliberaton he had
decided TO stand or fall by literature and not enter
politics. Thus far he had not regretted his decision
Anthony Trollope also responded to sentiment
He eulogized washington Irving Mr.. Motley and
the American people. The latter were always VIII.
Ing TO recognize publicly the honor that was due TO
literary men. lie closed by hnting that the APP
pointment OF Charles Dickens rs Minister to wash.
ington would be beneficial to both countries.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11

and Russia Is merely question Of time.
Englishmen know it Russians know it; all
the world knows it; but the collision is dreaded
by all. Our interests in Asia increase year by
year. Already in Eastern Asia they begin to
be greater than any European Power. In the
approaching conflict, therefore, we cannot
afford to be Indifferent spectators. That the
conflict is approaching is unquestionable; the
question is how it will issue. In the issue we
are deeply interested. A collision in Asia be-
tween two European Powers must result in one
of two ways-in compromise or in general
resurrection OF the Asiatc races. Such a
rising might be a gain to civilization, might be
gain to the great American Union; but it
might not The difficulty lies here. Time
must he allow ed to solve it,
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
LOUISIANA.

The Indictments Against the Governor and Aux.
ditOr-EspiOnage Of Spanish OAlcials over
Americans in Havann-Insanity of Pierre
SOule-lIurderer Convicted.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1862
Governor Warmoth to-day applied TO the Seventh
District Court for suspension Of the appeal from its
action in appointing judic ial sequesrator to take
charge Of the Auditors Office. The order was grant
ed, and Yarmouth remains in possession Of the
office
The argument OF the demurrer to the Jurisdiction
OF the First District Court In the matter Of the In.
dictments against Auditor WicklifTe for Official mis-
demeanor, closed to-day. The Judge reserved his
decision until next Saturday, but intimated that the
demurrer would be sustained, IL being his opinion
that the Legislature alone had jurisdiction OF the
cases.
Captain Sheridan, brother of General Sheridan,
and Assistant General OF TINS State has arrived from
Havana and reports the strctest Official espionage
upon his movements during his stay at that city.
The Second District Court yesterday In the case of
Pierre SOue, which has been at issue for time,
decided that his reason was Cverthrown, and O de-
cree OF Introduction was granted
A Galveston despatch says that to-day Henry Cot
ton indicted as accessory IN the murder OF Major G.
Is. Lashman, III January last was found ggIlty OIL
murder in the second degree, and sentenced to
twenty years. imprisonment In the penltentary An
appeal is TO be taken in this and also the case of
Leroy Catlln,