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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings u laas Day.

Meetings has Day.
Hibernian Society. at 8 P. M.
Freundschaftsbund. at P. M.
8. F. Club at P. M.
Vigilant Fire Engine Company, at 8 P. M.
Hook and Ladder, No. I, at half-past
P. M.
United Fire Company, at 8 p. Nj.
Mass Meeting, at P. nj.
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A AMAN-HAIER-MN TREACHERoUs ANIMALS.
Yesterday afternoon negro woman named
Betsy Holland, about thirty years OF age. was
arraigned before Justice Mackey, charged with
committing murderous assault upon John
Jones, colored.
1t appears that John believed with Thacke-
ray that each separate soul Of US il an island
in the great ocean Of life, and looked for o fell
low isle willing to help build o causeway which
should bind his and said isle together forever.
Believing that Betsy was the other isle and
marriage to be the causeway that would ac-
complish this desirable object, he made mp to
Betsy, who, not liking to be sought after, 80
informed John. But John. like other men,
only valuing those prizes which require some
labor to secure. persisted in his designs upon
her hand. Yesterday afternoon, after little
quarrel, and while John was standing with hls
back to her, she seized large fogk and en-
deavored to impale him. but he Aed she pur-
sning. On the way she seized q rake and
struck him severe blow ON the forehead,
breaking the flesh and inflIcting very painful
wound. John ran into the house, when she
followed and made another assault upon him
with knife. He then lodged and ran to-
ward the kitchen, when she seized pot OF
soup and threw it over him. He then went to
the pump TO wash his wound, and was again
assaulted by the iiend.
While before the Magistrate. Betsy said that
she didn't have any use for men; they was
treacherous animals; never did like 'em. and
don't SEQ why they keep courtin' OF me- .
IN defaultSof bail in the sum Of $500 to appear
for trial. she was committed to Jail. While on
her way there in charge OF a constable, she
met John, whereupon she grabbed o stick and
went for him, but he was fortunate enough to
olude the clutches Of the she-devll.
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canetion Sa!ss.

C"~>e%W OSWN~s
STRIPS, Sides, Hams. Shoulders, Butter, Lard.
80, &c.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER
THIS DAY, the 81 inst. will be sold in our store.
pieces BACON sTRfPs ' ''o'A'
Hams, Sides Shoulders
pieces Neck Bacon. sm oked Beef
Smoked TONGUES
- Kegs Butter. kegs Lard, &c.
Conditions cash. Aueusta 2
SHGRlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of Writ of Fieri Facias to me directed and
delivered. will be sold THIS DAY Sd day of Au-
gust. at northeast corner OF the Courthouse, be.
All the right. tile and interest Of the def ndant
In oil that PiECE OR LOT OF LAND. situate ut
streets
Levied and to be sold as the property Of homas
y. Gadsoen at the suit of John Horlbeck, ct al,
Terms cash. L. w. Nj. MAcKEY, 8. g. G.
August 3
UNDER DECNEE IN EQUITY.
John s. Palmer. ct al. Executors of s IT,
Palmer, Os. j. j. Williams, Louis McLain,
ct al.
A. c. McGIhLIVRAY,
AuctiOnecr.
Will be sold THIS DAY tho Sd day of August
IN front of the Old Postofice at IL O'Clock A. M,
All thar TRACT or LAND, commonly known as
mGrayel Hnl' III aud the "oaks Tract" situate the
du.
Fair Forest swamp" and the waters OF Cooper
River. having suca outings and boundings as are
laid down In plat OF reserves by w. Mellard in
February and March. 1885, duly recorded in the
registry Of Mesne Conveyance for Charleston County
in Book CO.." No. IA, page 209.
Terms-One. third cash; balance with interest
rom day OF sale in one, two and three years,
secured by bond and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. W. Nj. MACKEY,
Augutt3 tu4 T. CO
PUBLIC SALE
Under Foreclosure Of the following Mortgages:
AHo"aS 1O~Hy "a. II GoJ .-.:tI nnd
Thomas Ioung to Noses Goldsmith and A.
| a. Goldsmith.
A. C.. McGILLIVRAY.
Auctlomeere
| will expose at Public Sale, on THURSDAY, the 5b
| day of August, In front OF the Old Customhouse,
at II O'Clock precisely,
| THE SLOOP ELEANOR
| With her MASTS, SAILS. Yards Rigging, An.
chors, Gables, Boats. Tackle. Apparel and Appurte.
nances.
| ALSO.
At the same time and place,
| TIE SCHOONER ODD FELLOW,
With her MAsTS, SAILS &c. Ao.. sc.
E. w. NJ. HACKEY. 8. G. c.,
AugustS tuth2 Agent for Mortgsgee.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TEE CHARLwsrnN NEWS. the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
Dest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu .ticns or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
TO rent; who want who offer board and lodg-
ing; VINO have lost or found articles OF value.
THE NEWS mas no equal; ana in ordor tnai ai
GLASSES may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
rIsEn1EErs p1,rnent for which must invariably
be made ,clte,. the. order is gicen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men mech anlcs. house-servants, pOrters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses; wanted or 10 let. and miscella-
neous wan of all kinds.
For eaoh Insertion oR advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding TH ZEE LINES or 40 wor ls... rs cents
/ FouR HINES or 80 words. ....A0 "
FIVE LrsEs or 40 words. 80
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be ptepaid and delivered at THE
News Office by9 P. M.
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GOAAD MGDAL EOR 1868 HAS JUST BEEE
AWARDED TO CHAS. M. STIEFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHnADH1s-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
n, PIANOS.
OFFICE AND wARERouM. No. N. LIBERTY
STREET. ABOVE BALT1MoRE-sTREET.
" BALTlRHOkeE. Meae
sr1EFR's PIANOS HAv"" ALL THE LATEST
Improvement including the 're1,e fei,v war
fronts and the improved French Action, 'ullS war
ranted a for ave years. with privilege Of exchana.
purchaser. second handed Pianos and Parior 0T
gsas always on hand from $50 TO $500.
RRrHREEs WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS IN USE:
Genera! Robert Z. Lee, Lexington, Va.
@enerai Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N. G.
General d. II. ELL, Charlotte, N. g.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington va
Messre. IL Burweu Sons. Charlotte, N. O.. Fe.
g d. Riddick, Female college. Kat.rens Syringe.
Mss MnlsaGg 9. Wilmer. New Orleans. La.
Mesggo. PieEsOn q Sons. Sumter, g. g.
Oharle9 6menceg. Charleston, q. O.
seod azE realar: Terms liberal.
NOR TR m HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INvlGORAToR
AYERS HAtR vIGOR
MON rGOMERY's HAIR REsTORBR
BURNBTl"S COCAINE
HALLS srCILTAN HAIR RENEwER
CHEvALlERS LIFE FOB TUE HAIR
CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATHAIRON M
BAR1Ys rRICOPHEROUs
REEVES AMBROsTA
ExCELST0R HAIR TONIC
SAvAGE's URsINA
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
HAwLEYs HAIR DYE .
HAMBLErONfS HAIR STAIN
POMADES, PHILoCOMES
HAIR OILS BANDOLNE III
COLOGNE WATER
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY RUM. &c., &o.
Sor sa.e6y N Dr. sa. BAscae,
MAY 30 ial @EETTNa-sTREEr
ID ID. a a9sei u Is n I'D II. R,
NJ ACCOUNTANT. "a
4 NOTAlgY PUBkYC AND GENERAL A9EwT.
NO. 40 6rOssGsaseroet. yts a 81,
HKsFHCTgULLY >oliCIas BJsiNGss IN AB
1UNTtN0g ACnOUNTS 81 Merchants and oeherss
an0 in sRITIN9 UP AND FOsTlNta their eOOEe.
either IN part or whole So. January
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R THE EDIsro Observation-Disclosures Kanapaux
and DeLarge. who have been investigating
this affair, have required Noses Gadsden, Al
fred Smith, Brutus Jenkins and Moses Small,
to give bonds for their appearance before the
State Court to answer the oharRe or being en-
gagged in the riot. There are other matters
connected with this riot which are being In.
auired syato.
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Railroo0s.

GENERAL sUPBRENTENLAFsT's OFFIUE,.
CHARLESTON. Z. o.. April 9. 1899
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL ifrp -y4w
PAseas1EB TEAMS of the aouth Oarolms RaA-
road Will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
svo as Onaries.on....... ...... $50 a. ne
.. ,., 49, " aN M
Nashville and Sew Orleans. via Montgomery ana
Grand Junction.
goR COLUMBIA.
Leave Cmeraesecn $3.50 a. MA
Arrive af Oolnsn Dia. ............e....Gse r. ~
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rsdls
ron uHARLEsros.
Lesvo AagHsta. .0.0o a. NJ
Arrive ~ onAr'os1oa' ....s. $40 +. M
. Lsaxo OoI ~. '...e e......s.....7 A6 q. H.
AUGUsTa HiaHf iiia;t' nsreasa ssss'''iO e NE
'gUFsDAYs GxoRrRMD
Apr'va ~ Ans,,ss r. 10
Connecting With TRAINS tor Ms1nphis NashvfIle
ano Nev Orleans. v's Grand Junction.
esve AagaetS. ...t.lOP. nj.
noLgMsia aIdar Fxpaiaa' A'' a. NJ
! ,tg tSUNDAYS exCEpTAD
Leave Charseston p. NJ.
oonnectng sundays excepted, with Green v,ue a1S
Dofuynbis Railroad.
sssve as. oei1Eno,a. y .6SoP. N.
y MMERvrTLR rRAIN
Leaye cnaEleetOn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sSP. NJ.
arrive at tssnnaMery'iie. S.O2 Ne
Leave sumnaerVille. e.................y....7. "a. NJ
a 81 CAMDEN aaAaoH. AI
Camden and olumbt, Paseenaer ira, on MoM.
DAYS, WE, NEsDAXe aud SATURDAYS Go nnccts vita
up and do~n bay Passengers al hingvla.
LeasS Ontnoen.. ..........s.".....- ~. 1854 IL
Asri M g. ColI!o .....ll. o..
leave "oumDin-..... 4..ts....2. M.
arrive NJ daxpden. ..................... 7QsP R
A,en~d, H. y 81 AKt
ApTis 10 General ,n-er,pscrdent.
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]planiatiou pitters.

pIaM@lioW @tIIeIS.
A GLORIOUS oHAsen.
THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of atty years 20. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill
The lancet, calomel, cantharides and drastic pur-
gatives were then the order Of the day. The phv.
sican played into the hands Of the apothecary and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning, |
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We |
i've in more rational and CONSCIENTIOUS era. The
Importance Of supporting Nature in It's cenfict
wi Ia
themselves Weakening " are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with TONIC
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these ahes Of Nature,
| in its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BlTTmRs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is tho sheet
anchor Of the feeble and debintated AS cordial
for the aged and decrepid IL has NO equal among
stomachics.' As @ remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject 1t is
superseding every other sHmulant and nervine.
In all climates tropical temperate or frgd. its acts
specific In every species of disorder which un-
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down tho
animal spirits. wherever it is introduced IL -be-
comes q standard article medicinal staple. Drug.
gists. although their profit upon It 10 sms and it
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries and for which nobody will
accept substitute. rt is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as IL
is advertised i.s best advertisement is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows ts use Every bottle
a0ld nsares the sale Of at least half dozen more.
Unlike other stimuisnts It braces and Sortiaes the
a slssl. Ets
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
X fSes Np@. -f.A SD rs
The cheering effect which ~ produces upon the
mind is not moneatary, but permanent. There ID
ne subsequent depression II does not. asisss inc
1 4
sase VITA aA other stamaH, besae oraying sOr ea .
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WHAT'S UPe--Dr. A. G., Alderman T. j., and
Sheriff Il. w. M hackey left for Columbia
Sunday morning. When the whole Mackey
family is poured at ons time into the lap OF
Columbia 1t is evident that something ia up
that the wheel OF politics Is revolving the
wrong way or Is out OF order, and thev desire
to put o nail 10 il to stop it. or to reverse the
s'order of it's golog"
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BREAK ON THE COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RA1LRoAD.-rhe late heavy rains caused sud-
den rise IN the small streams in the neighbor-
hood OF the Bath Paper Mills, and culvert OH
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad was blown
up by the force Of the water, and a large por-
ton Of the road bed washed away. Fortu-
nately the tracks or the Columbia and Augusta
and the South Carolina Railroads run parallel
at this point, and the passengers and baggage
by the former are transferred to the latter at
Graniteville. The wash is quite large. aud it
will probably be ten days to two weeks before
the road can be put in running order.
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LITTLE BURGLARS. Yesterday morning the
detectives arrested mulatto and Ia negro boy
neither over twelve years Of age-upon the
charge Of burglary. The negro boy confessed
that upon Friday night he, by means Of a step
ladder procured and placed in position by the
mulatto boy, forcibly entered the store Of
Messrs. Geo. W. Stroud & Co., No. 277 King
street, and forced open the money drawer and
stole q small sum Of money.
Early Sunday morning they, by the same
means, entered the confectionery store Of Mr..
Kinsman, adjoining the store above mention
ed. While they were attempting to open the
money drawer here the rwatchman came up
and succeeded in arresting the little negro.
He ''peached" and caused the arrest Of his ac-
compGce. qssu4 a
They are both confined at the detective Of
fee. long piece Of plank, which they used
to force open DOORS was captured with them.
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BY WARDLAW g. CAREW,

Will be sold. TOMORROW. 4lh inst at II o'clock.
at OLD PostcfBce.
10 SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
STOCK
1856 Half Shares South Carolina Railroad Stock
$2S20 took. City OF Charleston
$1,000 Bonds state South Carolina, old
$1,000 Bond Northeastern Railroad, due LIST Sep
tember, 1869
$500 Bond Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
guaranteed bv State
911s Certificate of Indebtedness Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by State.
Terms cash. AugustS
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THR LATE RIoT.-The INVESTIGATION ia the
cases OF the parties charged with being con-
nected with the late riot was resumed yester.
day before SlaplstrAtes Kanapanx and De-
Large. Rsfe LIZ lrd, colored was committed
20 Jail to await trial before the State Court for
committing an assault and battery, and also
for assaul,ing an officer.
MR. Sch wing gave bond to appear befors the
same court to answer the charge OF assault
with deadly weapon. "
The Investigation will be continued until the
affair is thoroughly sifted.
u, s.s---------o--------
SRERTFF's SALE The following named prop
erty was sold by Sheriff Mackey. yesterday
an front OF the Courthouse--A. @. McCiilyray.
auctioneer:
The lot. with frame dwelling thereon. on the
south side OF Ann-street, between ueeting and
Elizabeth streets fronting torty-three feet WITH
o depth x two hundred Feet, for &255O dir.
Dennis Keena purchaser. -
A wooden dwelling ON the south side of CAL
houn-street for $500. Mrs. j. II. Chnrch.
purchaser.
A brick builii,R ON the south side or Mar
ket street, for $500. Messrs. J. N. Tieiemanp
d Co. purchasers. @E3sf
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RANGE q thermometer at tho News
Dmco.
Am. u NJ. Is P. M. P. NJ.
Mor.ay...... 80 81 SO 81
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AugustS 8 8. Y. TUFrER.
GUAR DIAN T,UAL
LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Org m RE o d an 1850
ALL POLICES NON-FORFErTABLE.
HALE LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so FHTy. PER CENT.
NoAaee sna---- .........-.-.. .99S. .0o0.O 600
Assets. ......:!,.. ............:.::.. 10000
Ansss=s 4zssezzaS. ................. s01G.GG0DG
LOsses Paid ld,............... 500, 900
W.H. PEcKHAM, President,
wM. T. HOOKER. vice-President.
L. MoADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm Of Harper & Bros. ex.
Mayor New York. A
JolIn j. CRANE. President Bank Republic. 4a,Ses i
VIM M. vERMmYE, Banker (yermilye & Coy
CHAsG RooKwooD. Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany.
Hon. GEORGE opDaxE. ex.Mayor Of New York.
MINor Y. MORGAN, Banker
THolAs RIaas,H: Firm Thomas Rigney q Co. vi
BEisJ. B. shs, MANI. Treasurer New York steam su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm OF Arnold, Constable & GO.
RrcarARp 81 sowNE, wetmore BOVINE, Lawyers.
E. v. HAuaHwour, Firm E. " naughwout & Go.
WIZ WnKENss Firm OF w. wike,,s 6 Co.
JyLrus. q. PRAEg. Megchant.eEs
WIZ. W, wR1oHT, Merchant
CEAa J. STARE, Merchant
Wn1SAg ALIEN, Merchant.
GEO. W. CUzLEe, Banker, Palmyra. N. Y: ,'1,1
GEO. I. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur
ance Company. sS W
JOHN @. SHERWOOD. Park Place sS ~
vAIroN FL. PEcKHAs3, Corner Eth Avenue ana
Twenty -third.street.
EpwARp q. wh1a1rr, Newark. N. y.
GEO. W. FAnLRE. Counsellor.
w. L. CoaswEz.xs Merchant.
~@t EGAOasGE HkEXBg. WILL .s4s
GENERAL AGENT FoR SOUTH oARorrNA. 4
Dr. 4. REEMsTJERNA. Examining Physician.
N. 1ssERTEL,
s>a GENERAL AGENT EoR 0HARrRsToN.
- rra.sa-serer..
oHAREiRsToN. 8. o.
January12' DAo Tyr rs
5A1aMs KFox.ss.s 0EEE
TY " ID x Gg G. N Il L..
m cOtsSR Eaosors
GENERAL COMMISSION MRRCHANre
He. 1876 SMITHS W1RARE. BAESxM0RB.
CONSIGNMENT 8 or COZ TON, RIOS: SO. nm. 4
BPEQEFCLLY solicited. and liberal advances made
Gnereon. Orders for OORN and BACON prousotly
executed with care end attention. 8mes Nay Is
SATahLES &s C4aESGs.Ra.
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHAETe
SHEPPZN0 6GRNTs. l@
WILL ATTEND TO TaJR pUHcHAsRs SALE ANY,
SHIPMENT ito Foreign sna DoHnessic PoEts, o.
COTTON, RaCE, LUM BEB AND NAVAL H,TORYes
.,. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, ~ q.
~ siWALLL9.sss .ssss n, OHTHOLM
Il yEaARLEsTOn AGMa0UBrURA All
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRlCCE ryR4E xRIeJRNEWxS GAnDEf
gW G@ SR EpH tHo. s1r
/ ELLERsl ls'S IN ElsEsL tJTsR FOB Sale.
ysfs WA seq. n. pIlaCxFRRR. \. aa 4
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1sth .n,rtdenn .lnlx aath. asaa

Divlte'.d as pWt y PER CENT, and th
Governme VI Iax- hr5 bnan declared for the past 81
months, p. aoe ~ oNn,ni
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UNDER DECnEE IN EQUITY.
John s Palmer. ct al. Executors of s IT,
Palmer, as. j. j. Williams, Louis Mel Luin,
ct al.
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city, did, without just cause or excuse anu
not acting under any authority OF any supe.
rior command, but msliciously, wiltully, and
feloniously enter in with violence and force
of arms upon this deponert's house and
premises; and, having thus entered, did for,
chilly, and against this deponents wish ana
protest, seize upon and appropriate to ms
own use the articles of property belonging
10 this depone ut hereiq before Neutrality-suspicious.,
having seized, did retain said property, ana
still does retain the sans, TO deponents loss
in the sum Of at least $4,000; and depo'
nent further saws that at the time mentioned,
when said property was by the defendant
seized, this deponent WAS living in privacy
and retirement IN the City OF New OrIean''
that she was not then in arms, nor the aidtr
and nbettor of any person or persons In
arms aReint the government and laws OF the
land. and believes that no pretext or militia.
~ necessity existed for the measures taken
by the defendant against her property. And
depouent further says that the swords here
inbefore mentioned were family heirooms,,
and were,.not used nor designed 10 6e usep
in any military enterprise whatever OGt mao
been the property of Major Genera DaViH
r. Tyipgs, who gave them to this dePonent
The swords bad been presented to General
Twipps, soon after the Mexican war, for
meri,orious services by him rendered in that
war, by the States Of Texas and Georgia,
and by the United States government, De-
ponent cannot now state what disposition the
defendant has made of such property be
yond the fact, a. she is informed and be
lieves, that the defendant, some time ago
gave out that the swords had been deposited
by him with the Treasury Department a.
Washington, but never accounted for the
silverware at all But deponent has inshtut
ed inquiries at the Treasury Department a
Washington for such property, and obtained
through her duly authorized agent and attor
ney from ex President johnson verbal or
der on the department for the return to tn
deponent of said property; but all to no Pur
nose for, after search was made, the same
has not and cannot be found As to tn
silverware, depouent never vet has learne
that the defendant ever has professed ou
that he deliberately appropriated the sam
| To his own uae.
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.sxUho Would Suffer 2"

TT rs NOW 22 YEARS SINCE DR.. TOBIAS
| first introduced the Venetian Liniment In
the United States, and never in single instance
has his medicine failed to do all, if not more than
is stated in bis pamphlet As an external RENE
DIV in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism, Headache,
Toothsche. Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Swell
ings, sprains, Stpgs Of Insects and Pans IN
Limbs, Back and Chest, its wonderful curative
mowers are miraculous. Taken internally Tor
the cure Of Cholera Collie, Darrhra, Dysentery,
Sick Headache and Vomiting, its Soothing aud
Penetrating qualities are felt as soon as taken
The oath with which each bottle is accompanied
will show that thereis nothing INJURIOUS IN lts
compositior. Thousands of certificates have
been received speaking Of tho rare virtues OF tn,
valuable article. Any person after having used
It once will never be without it. Every bottle OF
the genuine has the signature of "s. |. Tobias
on the outside wrapper Sold by the Drugxis
and Storek ecpers throu ghout the United States
Price, 80 cents. Depot 10 Park Place, Ne"
York, novl9dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-20
THE SPOON HERO SUED FOR S37 900
WORTH OF LOYALTY.

Miss Rowena Fiorance of New Oreap.
niece of the late Gen. Twiggs, has brouehr
suit in the Superior Court Of New York
against Ben Butler for the value of siver
vare-aye Spoons table furniture
together with three splendid swords pre-
scented to her uncle, which the hero of Big
Bethel and Fort Fisher conquered" from
her in the spring of 1862 She lays her
Damages at $37 900. An order for the ar.
rest Of Butler has been issued BY Judge
Jones, and his bail fixed at $4,000. We
subloin the substance of Miss Florance's
athdavlt, upon which the order of arrest was
issued
That on or aboutthe lst day of June, 1852,
this deponent resided in The Citv of Ne ~
Orleans, State of Louisiana aud there res;d
ing, was the owner, by good and lawful r;pbt
Of certain valuable property, and amongst
other things of value, there were three lev
eiled. gold hilted swords, with gold shea,bs
or scsbbards, of the value of about $35 600
in gold, and one box of silverware. table fur
niture, Of the vulue of g, 600 in gold; and
deponent further says, that on the day last
above mentioned the defendant, at that time
militsry commandant, stationed ct said