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BUsIN Esss NOTICES.

The RUTLEDaE-sTREET BAKERY.-For good
bread Of full we ght and delicious mufins rolls &c.
this is the place for it'll
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THR GERMAN OPERA COMPANY, which opens
its brief engagement of six nights at our theatre
on Monday evening, is full and admirably organ
ised troupe. and will present the several operas an
neunced on the bills in style superior to anything
that we have had upon our boards since the wsr In
the cities viii h the company has already visited,
Its performances have always been attended by
crowded and fashionable audiences, and have
elacited enthusiastic ense mums. dinerent opera
will be presented eaoh evening Of the engspe.
ment and in order to enjoy tho whole SERIES seats
should be secured in advance. This can be done
to-day at Holmes Book House.
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HB- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THB
splendid Har Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disapp pointment; no r4dioulous
hnts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
brown. Sold by all Drugglsts and Perfrn ors; and
properly applied ut Bachelors Wig Factory, No
bonh-streef NnW YORK wv January
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Anrtigu Sales.

Citg Engine Houses and Lots.
BY u. Il. OAKES.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, I'd March, at the Old
Postoffce, at II O'Clock,
Two ENGINE HQCSES AND LOTS, belonging to
the city, viz:
The BsILDING AND LOT, east side Anson-
street. near Lanrens, recently occupied by the
The Bpi ding and Lot lately occupied by one
OF the City ENG nes situated at the norhwes, cor
ner OF washington and Inspection streots.
Condiuons-Ha'f cash; balance in one year with
interest. Purchaser to pay City Attorney for papers
aIo staMps. February 70
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY 28.-Papiltoe
Hoteg-J>B Patterson. Barnwsl Jennings. L
Dibble, Hamlin, Oranseburg; Brabhsna. BAN
borg j Kinslow. Philadelphia Nathan Grow,
Chicago: r Granway and wife. Q L Ryan, Massa-
ohusetts; w q Leggitts G Sanborn. Illinois; A y
Rankia. North Carolina Lawson Chase. Savannah; /;
g W Carmichael City; W Hamlet south Csrolins;
w J Scott Atlanta; LII Craig. Laurens: r J Heyden.
Janison's Turnout; Dutton, steamship aeagull; /;
James " Foster, Moneks Corner.
Chavission HoteL-George p Way and wife ph'la.
dclphia; L M Brown. Now York; W Il Murim, Michi-
tgan; Il Cook, Boston; e d Hattie. Florida; Ham
mond and lady, WIlliam Allen lady and daughter,
Brooklyn; L Nathans, savannah; ID Ferqusa VIM
Scott. New Orleans; 81 Redfeld, Miss RedAe Id
William Wintons, Joseph Salinas, W j Wilcox, w
A Cole. Mrs Theo Browning. Miss Browning Miss u
Browning, Miss Hiscox, Miss Day, Coachman
and wte, New York; l. M SouIe South Carolina; d
Risley, Georgetown. 8 O; Moss. @ Burrtt. New
York; Briggs. A Pollock. Wilminxton; Robert
Hewitt, Jr. New York; J Boyd. D Hersford. Bal.
timore; Kingsland. New York; M Doigaao and
three sisters. Cuba.
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aar ERRORS OF YOUTH..-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful In
discretion will. for the sake OF suffering humanity
send free TO an who need 1t. the receipt and dirse-
tons tor making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis-
er's experience can do by addressing. in perfect
ounfidonce, JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar-street, New York.
February 3mos
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Gemttel Residence, No LOG, East side of (
PLaI:.a La

Genhel Residence, No LOG, East side of 81.
Philip, one door South Of Norris street.
BY Z. Ii. OAKES.
viii De sold, on TUESDAY, I'd March, at the Ola
PostofRce, at IL o'slock,
STORY DWELLING, No LOG, east aide st. pht,n
street. containing four upright and two attic rooms
Large pantry and dressing room, wide entry and
handsome stairs. The House measures lS by 90
feet Double piaSsss south and cast. Private stairs
On the premises ia we'll finished two story ki chen
nished with gas fixtures and bells throurbont Tot
measures 80 feet front and ITO feet in depth Imms
diate possession can be given.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps Febr,iarv Ok
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The UNITED STATES COURT, February &c
HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREs1D1Na.-The petition
Of henry ]. Wright to set OF note against judg-
ment, was referred to Registrar Jaeger. william f.
Nance, John F. shearman, D. J. Auld James Patter-
son, A. Il. Ford and Louis McLain, were approved
Of as assisnees The petition of Benjamin Stokes to
set up lien was referred to Registrar C!awson. On
hearing the report Of the Registrar the petition of
H. A. Gailard to set up lien 1t was ordered that tho
debts and its lien be u6judged established, and that
the assignee after paying costs. &C., must apply the
balance of proceeds of sale to the satisfaction of the
mortgage debt. The same order was made on tho
petitions of ]. T. Mathews. 8. B. Clowney, Jr, r.. A.
Gaillard, VIM. r. Robertson and Andrew Blair, to
set up liens. On hearing the petition of c. b. Glover
assignee, in the matter of Jacob It. Witt and j. w.
Keitt 1t was ordered that it be referred to Registrar
Clawson to report and that the assignee do by per-
sonal summons upon the creditors named in the
schedule holding liens, &C., and by advertsement in
the papers of Oranseburg and Charleston. and upon
all persons holding liens, prove the same before
Registrar before the Goth March, The petit
tions of II. L. Jeffers and others, composing the
company of H. L. Jefers (. Co., for final hearing,
were ordered to be continued until the 1st of April
The STATE CounT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER
PREsID1Na.-- FRIDAY, February 26, 1s69.-1he fol-
lowing order was made by the court:
In the Sessions. February 7erms.-1he Grand Jury
have made the following presen,ment, viz: "It hav-
ing been brought to tho notice of the Grand Jury
that parties appeared at the po,is at the Municipal
ele ton in November last, with badges and repre-
sented themselves deputy sheriffs and ntertered
with the ters in exercising their rights, this jury
report the same as Injurious to good order and the
peace OF the com" unity. and recommend hat in
quiry be made into the authorl by which they
were appointed and acted"
On motion Of the Attorney General. it is ordered,
that IN accordan . with the recommendations OF the
Grand Jury the said Grand Jury be instructed and
direc ed to mako such investigation of the matter
above set FORTH as they deem necessary. aud
port thereon according to the facts develooed by
SAID investigation. II. B CARPENTER,
Judge First circuit.
The court resumed the hearing of the case Of ia
cob Bailey and five others for conspiracy to set fire.
and after argument the jury returned verdict of
guilty on the first and third. and not guilty ON the
second count. Edward Bell indicted for grand lar
ceny, and defended by A. q. Magrath. Jr Esq, was
found guilty petty larceny Abraham Brown, in
dicted for burglary and larceny, and defended by W.
st. Jervey, Esq, was found guilty of petty larceny.
Melton Grant, under indictment for larcenv defend
ed by G. r. Walker, Esq, was acquitted The court
was occupied up to tho hour Of adjournment in
hearing the trial of A. sprui indicted for breach OF
trust and larceny.
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&J NO CURE! NO PAYl-FORRES rs
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat Splitting of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate rolief produced. Try
it; if not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent
G.. w. AIMAR, Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
90 Price 35 cents.
February AZ DAc stutb3mos
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THE PRoPREToRs OF "Whann's Raw Bono
Superphosphate Of Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers and others interested In procuring first
class manure, TO call and examine their works. see
process of manufasture. and inspect the msterials
used. They have no secrets, give full value. and
guarantee their Phosphate TO come up to the .tan-
dard analysis caqhorn, Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale OF 1t in Augusta and Charleston
February as 1mo
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THE STATE OF SOyTH CAROLINA.
GREBNVILLE COyNIY-IN CHANCERY.

THE STATE OF sOyTH CAROLINA.
GREBNv1LLE COyNIY-IN CHANCERY.
Wyman, Byrd j. Co., vs. Grady j. HawtAorn.
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage, &c.
By virtue of the Decre'a Order OF his Honor Judge
the highest bidder. at Greenve Courthouse, on
MONDAY the LIST of March, the PREMISES de-
sorlbed in the pleadines viz:
All that piece, parcel and TRACT OF LAND, situ-
atcd in the G unity Of Greenville. miles from
the Courthouse, and six from tho Greenville Rail-
tanning four hundred and nnet ynino acres more or
loss, IN high state OF cultivation. Upon the place
Is is located % the well known Cotton and Wool Factory
OF the defendants. The Cotton Factory is in full
operation, with some thirteen hundred splndles and
twenty four looms /; the Wool Factory with one
hundred and twenty mule spindles, also in good
order and successful operation On the premises
are good FIGURING, Grist and raw Mills, with
Blacksmith Shop-two comfortable dwelling houses,
and several small framed houses for the operatyes
with nice brick Chulch Tho water power at ali
seasons 's sufficient to drive three times the amount
or machinery now IN operati ton. The puntry is
markably healthy, with climate unsurpassed in tho
United ates with sober industrious and energe-
bered can be purchased ut reasonable price, This
is the best opportunity for Investment capital
lists that has been oeredin the up-country SINCE the
war.
...,na Terms cash. Purchases to pay for papers and
Clerks Office February 2, 1869.
February 13 sw
LAKGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA. GA:
VIII be sold on the first TUESDAY in March, by the
Administrators of William aerring deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First. magufioent FAMILY MANSION. four
teen rooms with neoesslr oaets and ouhouses,
situated on Peaeht ee-street In frs. class neigh
borhoOd in every respect.
Second. Seven CITY LOTS within orc hundred
feet OF the Statehouse and First Baptist Church,
four of which have improvements them; one Of
these has good eight-room br1ok house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. q BnICK >TOREH1U>E and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part Of tho city. on
WMtehallst eet. fronting 81 feet Whltcha street,
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet
with the right OF an alley.
Fourth. An exc 4lent FARM of17O acres on Peach
tree Read. four miles from the city; fifty acres of
cotton land, with good peach orchard and good
fencing.
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and Accounts and stocks in several Manufacturing
Companies Mr.. Horring having been loug resi-
dent OF Atlanta he selected the most desirable prop
erty both as to present and prospective vaue; con-
sequently every foot oGerej is NO. l IN every re-
spect.
Ierms-One-third Dash; the balance in four and
eight months. with interest from day Of sale.
j. w. HEHRING,l
w. F. HtRRING !
N. l.. ANGi ER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A. LEYDEN,
February Is Dko 1e
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEoRo1A-Believing ''WHANNs' RAW BONE sU-
PERPHosPHArE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market, and superior to MANY.
and being desirous Of having it thor oughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
LIST For the largest yield of Co ton tom an acre of
land, Silver Pitcher worth $1O0 I'd. For the Sec
ond largest yield Of Cotton from an acre of land
Silver Pitcher worth $5o 80. For the largest yiad
OF Corn from an of land, Silver Goblet worth
$50.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs" RAw BONE sUPEnPHospaATE alone ia
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for tie premiums will be required
to furnish satisfaoto evidence of the amount o O.
duced on the acre. and statement Of the mann r in
which they applied inc manure. limited amount
only OF this hosphate will distrbu ed during the
season. Prices. delivered the cars at Charleston
s6b per ton. cash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances payable lst November
CLAGHORN. HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston s. g..
And No. z Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February 23 limo
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aS-THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
of the Medical College OF the tate of sout, Caro
ma will take place THIS MORNING, at Eleven o'clock
at the Medical College. Queen-street. After the con-
ferring of the Degrees an Address will be delivered
by the Hon. W. D. PORTIR, a memner of the Board
oi Trustees The mombers Of tho Medical Profession
and the public generally respectfully invited to
be present f. NJ. ROBERTSON. ND
February ~ Daan of tho Eocultv
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ASALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment Of WM. s. COKwlN & CO., No. a75
X ng-street. betyeen Wentworth and Beaufain, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURh AND GENUINE. This is
an established fact.
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A@WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts of China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons.
which unrivaled for their strength and dehcacy
Of favor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
aduterated, and to give general satisfaction AS we
constantly in receipt of large oargoes Of Teas
enabled to Offer to the public the finest chops at
price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trial and oomparIson will at prove this asssr-
on und it only remains for the public to Judge for
Themselves WIN. 9. CORWIN CO.,
No. 276 Kino-streat
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stuth3nos

A1- PRESCRIBING FOR THE PEOPLE,
We have dspensaries, hospitals, noble institutions
OF all kinds. for the relief Of human ills. Every
tho1ghtfnl citizen appreciates the value of these
establishments for the amclioration OF suffering.
But they do no. cover the whole grounds indeed. it
is impossible. in the nature Ct things, that the
amount Of good they do should be at all in propor
ton to tue popular need. They are confined, prin
cipaly, to large cities. To the sick man in the re-
motest We t. for example, of what use is the New
York City Hospital, the New York Dist ensaryp But
although asylums for invalids are not to be found
everywhere an unequalled tonic and Alternative is
within the reach of all. There is settlement that
bears name, within the limits of the Unit states.
where HOsTETTFR'S STOMACH BITIERI is not
procurable 1t isa medicine for the whole commu.
nifty, easily obtainabe by all its members
AT this iod OF the year. when the 'slant sun of
FEBRUARY" is beginning to evoke unwhoIesome
vapors from the earth, and the .ever and ague sea-
son is close at hand, this exec lent vegetable pre-
Paratlon should be taken as HoRTIFIER OF THE
SYSTEM AL complaints proceeding from indigestion
are rampant when the winter breaks up in "eround
tnaw; simply. because no sensible precautions are,
aa rule, taken to prevent them Forestall tho
evils that lie perdu in many q marsh and swamp
and pool, ready to pounce upon the neglectf1l as
soon as the sun shall have liberated the spring
miasma froM the reeking soil. Escape bilious at
eacks, colo and all malarous enlemics and cpl
DENIES by strengthening and regulating the diges-
tive. secretive and di>chargipg organs with the
MOST EFFIo, oIoUs AND BAIsAMIo OF ALL VEGETABLE
Mv1aoRANrs. Dyspepsia is always aggravated by
the damps ct early spring, and Shakespea, tolls us
that 'the sun in March, doth pourish agues "
Against both these complaints HOSTETTER'S SrO-
MACH BITTERs are the best possible protection.
February AZ DAo
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-The budget before the
Mayor yesterday was small and readily dis patched
Private Conway, of the police force, was dismissed
from the service for beng under the influence of
liquor while on duty, and assaultisg s. Middleton
and drawing a revolver On c. Roberts. He was made
to forfeit ell pay also.
The life OF fne Newfoundland dog was saved by
his owner paying the penalty and fine for his going
at large without D license.
Another Newfoundla I'd dog taken up on East Bay,
will be killed if the fine and license fee are not paid
James jenkins, colored, found sleeping in the
basement of the old Oustomhouse, was sent 10 the
colored Orphan House
Thomas Romfed ooored, arrested yes sterday
for being drunk aud dtsorderly and cutting man
on the hand.
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LAST NIGnr OF THE PARIsIAN BALLET
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF THE WHITE TAwN
Another full house last evening greeted the third
and last pr, sehtaion Of the Midsummer NIGHTS
Dream" The ballet interludes, consisting of the
Pas de Ven~s and the Pas de Bouquet were more
rapturous'y applauded than on O previous oecs-
slon La petite Ipevatrice as Mile Diani was call.
ed in Paris. on account Of her striking resemblance
to the Empress EuRenie, seemed to excel herself.
and she ana the graceful Mile Laura Belle were the
recipients of quite shower Of bouquets.
In Difference to tho general desire. the White
Fewn will be revived for the farewell performance
tonight. No one should neglect the last opportu-
nifty to witness this wonde full spectacle which will
include the Hungarian Polks. the Pas de Bouquet
and the Can Can. by the corps de ballet On Mon
day. the company opens brief engagement in So
vannah, previous to it's departure for the North.
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Es - w A 1S ID I'D LY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. % vvarren-strees.

PERSONAL ATTEN ZION GIVEN TO THE PBR-
CH SB Of all ktnds OF MfR'H NDIsE. Boots,
shoes. Hats, "a 9 and Trunks, and Straw Goods .
speciality.
Consignmen's OF all kinds Of Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited.
Prompt retnrzaa guaranteed.
EDWARD DAILY.
Late of Charleston. O. n.
Weekly Price Cuxxents sent irss hy post.
JannaFy 40 DA0 6nnoe
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aSr NOTICE.--ALL PARTIES HAVING
claims against steamer PLATO will render in their
bills on or before the FIRST pAY MARoH, or they
will be debarred pay mont.
JNO. FL. MURRAY,
February 2S Market Wharf.
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ATSOU III CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
CoMPANY.-The directors of this Company having
authorized the increase Of tho CAPITAL STOCK,
parties wishing to subscribe can do SO by applying
at the Southwestern Railroad Bank, at the Office
of H. II. DKLEON, No. "a Broad street.
February 26 GEO. 8 CAMERON. President
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

NEW YoRK NARKETs.
and weak; asS cents. Sugar unchanged in
every respect; Cuba lik@i2k centsi Porto
RIsS Pl0qS and cin
cents. Oats quiet and weak rs cents. Rye
dull and nominal; tl.t51i.5o. Pork quiet and
firm, $50. Gold tl.solS.
notice rather more demand for Flour, but we
see no change to note In the general condition
OF the market, and prices still rule at low
figures. We have reported to-day sales Of
Howard Street Super at t6.26i Ohio Super at
te.to; Indiana Super atto.2sj Western Spring
Whssi was In pretty fair demand this morn
ing, and the market rather frmer in tone than
for some days past, although prices were not
quotably higher.
Corn was 10 fair supply to. day, the receipts
and fairly active, and for white prices were
fully 2 cents better than on Saturday. Sales
Of white comprised damp at 80 cents; dry at SO
ass cents. Yellow was steady and Arm at 81
Qs6 cents.
Provt,iOn,.-The demand continue. active and
Is little stock Offering, and transactions are
consequently limited. Bacon 10 in very active
demand, and we now quote It flrm, as follows
viz; lbh cents for Shoulders, lTl+6l1k cent?
for rib Sides, and lsI oents for clear rib do
wanted, and such as is Offering il promptly
| taken. We notice sales on Saturday OF II, ,o0(
lbs. at l3lS cents for Shoulders, and l5lf centl
for Sides. CLEAR rib sides we qnote held al
l6l9@le94cents. Lard we now quote at 2oq2ol;
to-day. Mess Pork is now held pretty armiy
| at t31 per bbl., and there 10 some demand fol
| II for shipment.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26
TeIesrnph,o Summary.

A DISPATCH from Omsha predicts trouble
next spring from the Sioux and Northern
Cheyennes on the Sioux reservation.
AT GnoRenTowS, Colorado, a man by the
name Of Mcguire was killed BY a woman ia
drinking saloon.
THE Olympic theatre at Detroit was de.
..troyed BY fire on Saturday night. Loss,
A AyHmALx notary public has Just been reap
pointed by the Michigan Senate, after enjoying
the privileges Of the once for four years.
=, THE extensive pork.packing and lard estsb:
ilshment Of Boynton, swallow h 90, at
Brighton, Mass, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss $500
FRED. STIcKER, a private detective, was
fatally wounded while attempting to arrest
Dan Batehler, on charge Of fraud in a drink.
Ter was subseq uently arrested.
MEKTINos are called In various parts OF yir-
ginia to appoint delegates to the 10th OF Feb.
rusIy convention, to be held at Richmond, 10
| struct the State.
EUoErE Riley, keeper of q Broadway gam.
ing saloon, was on Saturday arrested, at the
Instance OF Joseph W. wingate, Of No. "a
won from him, at one sitting, the sun Of "a, 400
at the game Of faro. Justice Bowling held the
accused to bail.
ANNIE KANE, a negro woman, while drink,
afternoon, was shot through the head and
| instantly killed by the accidental discharge
| OF pistol lying on a shell, which was cooked
| 1t Is supposed that the jar caused by replacing
bottles caused It to be discharged.
IN ORDER to test the fact that the FIRE in the
| Burd block, Philadelphia, was not caused By
| explosion OF the Harrison boiler, steam wal
| raised yesterday In the boiler among the ruins
| proving the boiler was uninjured. The origir
| Of the hre 10 still q mystery, though generally
| supposed the result OF tnoendiarism for tn,
purpose OF robbing the store during the con
| fusion.
THERE Is = reported deficiency OF go, 900 II
the Fourth United States collection distric
OF New Jersey. Mr.. Henley, the collector, Il
sending out blanks to everybody In Paterson
with the assertion that such taxes appear no
to have been paid, and demanding to know |
paid, to whom and when, and demanding tn,
receipt TO be sent The claims extend back I,
1868, and In many cases people have lost o
mislsid or destroyed their receipts.
IT Is REPORTED that the trustee OF the es
tatel Of the late stephen A. Douglas, has jus
| commenced suit In Chicago against Thoma
| s. Dobbins and others for the recovery OF som,
real estate which the heirs were dis-seizet
shortly after the death OF Mr.. Douglas. TIL,
attempt of Dobbins to transfer the property Il
said to be the cause OF the CONNIE nee ment o
proceedings against him.
The ATTEMPT to lynch Miller, tn Q murderer
in Prairie du Chien, ILL.,, Thursday, failed.
mob OF over 800 threatened the sheriff, VIII,
was assisted by special constables. Hundred
| OF country people assembled to witness tn,
expected hanging. At midnight the sheriff
had the prisoner conveyed In q close carrisg
to q point outside the town, where he wa
put aboard a freight train for Milwaukee.