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VIRGINIA NEWS
Letter FROM Halifax sou,
ttHrrcSr"udcnce az the Richmond u,xn,to,,
UALIrtS G, IL V. Gov, a, -,


HALIrAx c, H., Va, Sent. ~ Is-n
grand instrumental and vocal conc:r,
MAS given al Council Hall. in This n,ata
last week. for the benefit Of st. .John,s
Episcopal Church. Sonc Of the nicces We're
,NQui>itcly performed; among them may
hc mentioned specially, g; venture" hy
Misses Nj: and Us, Of PETERSBURG.
Hear me. Norma Misses Fly, F-r',
and -; "Qu.s est Homo" Mrs. RS
md Miss Is: GipScy Countess" On
,ha"ctc?&. E.t>s F--~y and Mr.. Dahncv
Cosby. IT. Few villagrs in the State could
produce :. Nlorc accomplished hand Of anna
tear pc.cfNrmcrS. More than 5000 was re-
a,jTr ( from tho concert. together with fair
m -. dinner which followed, the fair lasting
'4nly orc day.
yhr appointment Of Colonel Henry r.
Coleman - school superintendent of this
,,a,!utv gives general satisfaction. rs well rs
She ai,ito;ntmcnt by tAc General Assembly
IT colonel W. W. Mood to represent this
G;>tyir: in the Southern Nummcrclai Con-
,rutlun. which meets in Cincinnati on the
ilh pvoNtmr.
rni> Ea~ been the most >ra>onahlc year
since thc war in this section. We have not
only had timely rains in The past, but uoN,
when we are curing fodder and tobacco.
p7outiu;l> suns assist our lAhorS. We have
reason to - thank God aud take courage"
Nuur Richmond merchants may expect
l~.y, ir>t;s!mcats trnm Halifax. Roy.
TIE toNsERvATIvE fAETN.-Thcrc are
hnlaurTa'}c p9lTyS3n Virginia which per-
~.>r ~ opposing the Conservative party be-
..gu~r. t.yyy say. ii lIa- no standard. no Srt
of ignrlplr>, II" rally iu% point, and there
G'rC 10 power Of concentration.
We diner entirely with these papers. The
=, 4
iH The past. - in The present, Is his one
distinctive &jn--,o free the state from car
,'"i-t#- mi>ruic, 10 UpNoSc itself ~ the Re-
Yul@yH party OF Virginia.. and to once
luug place thu government OF the state in
IN" hands of the permanent, Intelligent,
Il respectable citizens.
this i the object at the Conservative
Hrlv of this Stale, and il was we'll known
a. the beginning, ana known now. that
huwcNrr good >inlcntion~. the Democracy.
a.. Il party. could moi accomplish this object.
Thus Tar ~" Conservative PARTY iias SIT
'<"I"d. and If our friends wilt cease II war
lpou il because 1t i not HI THAT fh'y wish,
and Join hands and hearts in the effort ~
defeat the Republicans III the tall elections,
q, will cantiuue ~ triumph until our be-
loved Co;nln o?iHcllth shall be forever free
rom ca73r"t-1ag and Radical. This i what
"c AL WAIT now. ana most glorious will hr
III" t!sS 81 vit"ry.-HGhfGr Hlc0r"
/ son MURDERS HIS FATHER.-We are i'll
frlm"d that a terrible affair occurred near
Mon Mills, i'll Fluvanna county. on Friday
ti-.. in which son stabbed his father to
II" H"Iri. killing Tim instantly. cur i'll
turYnaut did not remember the nalu"> Of the
PARTIES: Int. IS usual. the ltli demon.
Whi>kry. WAS the cause Of tie commission
VI the horrible decd. The father and son
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN fs:ssxst..
SHIPPERS.

The POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CUAIpsET.S TROUGH LINE TO
TITS WEST
offer Superior ind.c"mcIts 10 shippers OF To-
81 co, WU!ShhI, BACON, CA9DuFS, &C.,
To aud from inc West 81 low rates, quick slime,
aud less handling men any o.ncr !iae.
A!l western and eastern; houmd freight delivered
TO and received from board the cars of the Bel
tim0re and OHIO railroad Company al Locust
Point. saving transfer by drays and exposure to
weather in Baltimore.
Through bus OF lading given on all shipments
by WILLIAM 7. BRETT,
my II agent.
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A,poantmene Of Inspector.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-3ames w. " ans
has been appointed inspector OF revenue at
Petersburg, Va.
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aEETROPoLlPAN WORKS,
SSsssR SEVENTH AMP CANAL si'sssFi''.

sr.r1oNAuy ana PogrAst.E ESeFstss
. sna s s!nTssT. ana rs.ssTga MILLS;
BAn q h,es INNINGS, GaariNsss ot IN
gSJaiSp.s ssa MILLS OK various siI-5
AZ snsinss. g.. repaired and sos %
don or es changed Cor new. al o.sst rs,ts's
arn,n nsiv and sai.s fastasils done.
senS Tor DESCRIPTIVE etse CLARA
aeN WlLLIAA E. TANHIsss y ~
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DICHMOND AND DAN WILLIE RAIL


GOING SOUTH: Lgncnoars end DsagIne p!t.
sengers leave Richmond uatly Except curdaysl
at OILS 4. Mi leave Burkaville daily !exc ct sun
daysi at l z. NJ. arrive al Eanylle daily lax.
cept 3undaysl s. s:55 P. H. "SS3UGr WAL
AfD EXPRESS leaves ricaLaoEc daily 81 1856
Z. IL; leaves paaglle iriiY 1T Is \ g. arrives
IL Greens .cro' daily st :05 q. u.
GCIt1 NORTH. II JnchpIIS aud U3nyilis pas.
ssnRcrs ieave Dsnyilie daily tsSlep. ssnd.SE! Ut
74o 4. M. leave burseyille daily except sun.
daysl ct l L. NJ; srrve 1t Hict:noni oatiy
Except sund4ysi It 1898 P. VI THROUGH NAIL
AM E&PG iraycs Greensboro daily 81 lis
A. NJ. leaves LanviiG daily - IS a. ns Al.
r!7e5 81 Richmond dali - l1d5 A, NJ.
The Lynchourg and Danvillc Passenger Train
connecGs at Eurkev.Ile With the traius IN 4he
Soathstde road for Feteraourx: stcr.cla, i,yarh-
nrrg, snd al stai!oua on lie @og1-c'de =oc fir.
5ipiS sGo Tennessee railroad, Eri@;o,, an.sI-
vile, Jaltcu Chh.HDoogs, HarL ilt-, Dl9,z phis7
and all inporssns points south an >oulh@ca.-
The fhrcugh Mail aud ExrrsS connects
~ Greensboro WITH the Eraina On II: roth Cato~
lima road Tor Charlotte, CCiuiDsio, Ansus.s, "a
7Annah, Nscogs, Mobile Montgomery. 10, DC.
and at Richmond with he RlcEtaoGH, srederickh.
burG and Potomac. Chesapeake end OGlo, and
Richmond aud York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAoS and CHI. ES' 5 PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS Oh Ike through express
train. fHCnaS 10DAMEAI,
se Supatu 81 dent.
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stAaxRt,Ans
1870. TS70
SUMMER ARRANsEMEsi.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS oyEg The
SHORT LINE.
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DlCHMcND AND YORK RIVER

plCHMcND AND YORK RiyEB
THE NORTH, END b RIHW aSa-GaAsHi.SS,ki
Dl ssjnHfFRsTfs EpR4b staEJ 55tEs s0S'
Passeus"r, o. sS,i:!m2re sud POINT: North
20: % che K'ch1,.nt aa1 'ors Rt7sr, asii,9sf It
Richmond DAILY except sdndays) IT :. ",
eleg.nt steamers SEATE OF NiRGI%la, Cap
tain s. ~. EaHE2: =, or ADhsl E.AL.i Captain
PHILIP EkYBoLD, -boto O.. whi"h h e y Ell
ne ~ly fitted oct With ap.endid aGcompCda.icLs
;or pas engers-rcacElng Baltimore tIt ,,ADo'ns
mcSnin2 - siTuG TO coa1@@t "1t. tie tSa!0s ior
philadelphia, New Ecrk and the Vest ratnsn.
ing, the roa:s cave qIsc 80: 2 lissi.st5.st
DAILY except Srndaygl It o,c!?cs r u,
passengers arriving N Etcbmocd Et s:ao \ y.
the follow ng day, IN time to ccaaec. wtta the
express trails on me Richmond and D@nyGc Isll-
road for Dan7il.e and 81 point: OF that ROAD
Greensboro Salisbury. Charcttf, &C., :. g.;
EoluCo hls. g y. srd ST po'nts South and With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fer the various
celebrated springs on the line OF that road
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves itichmInd d.i,y
st4P. NJ. Leaves West Point daily at $50 =. h
Freight received and for~ arded promptly. ana
through bills OF ladtng given 70 prominent
poin,s. THOMAS bod MEAD
iyl5 Superintendent
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

Bazaine Again Defeated.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

SEPT. 28.-So change to note of importance,
except, perhaps, for fine sun-curcd, which are IN
brisk demand Il: son advance In prices:
L.LdS.
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pnrlTfCAn.-Th" Conservatives at Buck
.ucl,tm roUnty have appointed Gcor@" Il.
Gundurant Superintendent I'll ih" county.
a0G 'ho-" Of Northampton Nr, y. \. f'itz-
Muui IL ~. >lMr !ln>iLiun.
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II ON w. W All,
,sn GENERAL SHIPPING
AND CoMhlsSinN HERCHANT, .
NO. GOVERNOR STREET.
RICHMOND, Va. PosT-OFFiCE Box u.
FOR LIVERPOOL Asp <%ssa
QUEENSTOWN nKSLs
iS,mshNLIN OF SAIL STEAMERS, SIITING
FkoM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,,
AsD ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Ei EGv@gtf IN Go6t. a PAYABLE in Currency:
TO houdon ........... go To London .......,,. as
Tickets sold TO and Trc,a England, Ireland. and
me continent, ri moderate rates.
FOR further Information aoply a. the ComDanv,s
Offices. JOHN G. DALE Agent
IS broadway, New York: or tn
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va,
FOR NEW YORK. aSaa
OLD D0hINlON STEAMSRIP $500
COMPANY.
The splendid n.T E.tie-whcel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SAkArCGA, NIAGARA, Abe.
Icrfoih, City Point and Richmond, every TUES
Day, THUnsO aY, and SATURDAY at o,clccR
:. Il. Leave k!rbmond every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, 81 high tide.
These ships ere elelr2iy new. They have elegant
Saloons and staterooDls. The fare, accommodas
lions, and attention, Sre unsurpassed.
Close connections made with cleaners for all
s.put!iera 9iiG European ports.
INSURANCE cGcctcI, w@e1 ordered, AT a QUAR-
TER GF Gt5G PER CENT. at the Offices Of this
'0Iuranr.
For further information apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nv 20 No. Governor street.
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gig AIR.-500 bushels rlaASIEEIEhs
e. HAIR for sale BIZ HuAST q h4na.
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cPICES FOR PlCKLING.-A fresh sup.
~ PAY !u's j, BI.AIB. Druggist,
~. Rpnas straa
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We wan; 10 see the entire prohibition Of
coolies made prominently 4 political i>~u"
l. viii carry III hrtor" il. for il viii hay" the
warm support of every man who works
with his own hands, from the Aro0>tHuk 4"
~" Oils. AMI from III" Atlantic L. the Ia-
--i...-- NnL.t-Lh .iM.,.LlLI.
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Y TERI(IS EXTRACT OF MEAT, fresh
4 ,r,.n, tba agent OF Liebtg's Extract of Meat
- - . 80, Eor ssfe by j BLAIR,
Ioaip"n' Druggist. sss Broad street.
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The attack of the Grown Prince ut
Weissenburg seems to have been COM
plete surprise. General Donay knew
nothing of his danger until the Prussian
artillery began to play upon him. Then
the French account says he was out
numbered; but that he was so is more
dlscreditable to the French than any
other blunder of tue campaign.
On last Farday, colored man, named
Not Scott was drowned in Black Mingo
Greek, by the accidental capsizing of O
canoe. The jury of inquest rendered q
verdict in accordance with these facts.
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold u!

WE have about SIC. 900 in CLOTH.
ING, more than we can realize IN
this Spring, and We are an1ious IN
get rli of some of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose
Our stock is the largest, in our
lire, that has ever been brought
TO this city. Handsome Goods
and bought right. Large line OF
BOYS AND CHILDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles of MEMS "vENTILATOR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. Itisnow
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
cUsTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
II. &; w. C. s1vAFFIELD.
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INFANT Tony ro p1rcrs nv Hoes

INFANT Torn TO PIECES by Hoes
In Fredonia, Crawford County, Indiana,
o few days ago, the little daughter of
Daniel Duffen, aged three years, while
playing near the door of it's parents, was
seized by voraoious hog and dragged
off. Several other hogs ran to the in
FAINT and commenced tearing it to pieces.
The endeavors made by the mother of
the child to rescue it were unsuccess-
full, but some gentlemen passing finally
rescued it. Not shred Of clothing was
left on the body. In several places,
great chunks of flesh were literally torn
out, leaving deep, gaping wounds.
There were twenty two frightful cuts and
bites upon the child's person. After
lingering several days, the child died.
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South Carolina Bank and Trust Co
OF COLUMBIA

I'm building formerly occupied 6y Cturo,ina
National Bank,)
BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE all issues OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, at current market
rates, also COIN and COUPONS, and execute
orders for the purchase and sale of Gold. and
all frst.class securities, on commission.
ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. nav.
able on demand, or at fixed date, boarinp
intereat, and available in all parts Of the
United States.
ADVANCES made to our dealers, on ap-
proved collaterals, at market rates of interest.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere in the
United States, Canada and Europe, and Ex-
change bought and sold
Dividends and Coupons collected.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
j. c. EoATu, Cashier. June 90 3noo
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Quaker Linimenta Household Remedy

III cures Aches and Pains OF all kinds. in
il ternal and external: This QUAKER LIx1.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Tooth,
ache, Pains in Back. Face-ache, Swellings.
Sprains, Bruises, Snake Bites, Stings Of In
scots, for Cramp in the Stomach, Cholera,
conc, SICK Stomach, Summon Complaints.
prepared only by E. Il. HEINITSH,
June 0 i Chemist. Columbia. g. g.
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California Wines.

ITO encourage the consumption of the penn.
4 inc unadultcratcd CALIFORNIA CHAM
iAuNES, we have reduced the prices of the
viz: S"s' oAA'
Quarts, pcr Case of Dozen, $500.
pints.,. per Case of 2 Dozen, 400.
Sparkling Angelica, per CAGE OFF,
Dozen, Pints, 1aOo
Sparkling Catawba, per case of Q
Dozen, Pints, 14oo
Together with full assortment of Cboice
R Ryo WHISTLES, Genuine Otard Brandies, Old
Rum, and Rcctfied Liquors, which are con,
stantly on hand and for sale at low figures, by
July9 j. & T. r. AGNEW.
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There are periods Of epidemic in ri crime me
as there are in public health. The sta
tistical enquiry of this country is not
sufficiently classified and organized to
descend to all the details Of social life.
But in Europe it has been found that,
abnormal and oapricious as death by vio-
lenoa might be presumed, it is subject, if
not to an ascertained law, at all events to
a calculable ratio of probability. In pro-
portion to population there is a certain
average Of crime, and its infrequency at
one period is balanced by it's excess at
another. Even the worry manner of the
taking off has its ratio, while the motives
Of poverty and ignorance remain pretty
uniform. The freshet of crime Just at
this moment is only an instance of peri
odicity, and as for the increase of de-
pravity, call it rather the increase of
population and the moro rapid picking
up and diffusion of news items.
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CHAPTER V.

PROVISIONAL REMEDIES.
SECTION 267. a receiver may be ap-
pointed
1. Before judgment, on the applica-
ton ofeither party, when he establishes
an apparent right to property which is
the subject of the action, and which is
IN the possession Of an adverse party,
and the property, or its rents nnd profits,
are in danger of being lost, or materially
injured or impaired; except in cases
where judgment upon failure to answer
may be had without application to the
Court.
2. After judgment. to carry the judg-
ment into effect.
3. After judgment, to dispose of the
property according to the judgment, or
to preserve it during the pendency of m
appeal, or when All execution has been
returned unsatisfied, and the Judgment
debtor refuses to apply his property in
satisfaction of the judgment.
4. In the cases provided in this code,
and By statute, when q corporation has
been dissolved, or is insolvent, or in i'm
minent danger of insolvency, or has for
felted its corporate rights; and in like
cases, of the property within this State
of foreign corporations. Receivers Of
bne property within tins State Of foreign
or other corporations shall be allowed
such com missions rs may be fixed by the
Court appointing them, not exceeding
five per cent. on the amount received
and disbursed by them.
5. In such other cases rs are now pro-
vided by law, or may be in nccordauce
with the existing practice, except rs
otherwise provided in this Act.
L
or examination Of party, that lie has in
his possession or under his control any
money or other thing capable of delivery,
which, being the subject of litigation, is
held by him as trustee, for another party,
or which belongs or is due to another
party, the Court may order the samo to
be deposited in Court, or delivered to
such party, with or without security,
subject to the further direction of the
COart.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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oohoMblA. s. U. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST Il. 1870 VOL

as are mentioned in the last Section, nll
the proceeds of sales and moneys col
lected by him, and all the property at
tached remaining in his hands, shall be
delivered by him to the defendant, or
his agent on request, and the warrant
shall be discharged, and the property re.
leased therefrom.
SEC. 264. Whenever the defendant
shall have appeared in such action, he
may apply to the officer who issued the
attachment, or to the court, for an order
to discharge the same; and if the same
be granted, all tho proceeds of sales and
moneys collected by him, and all the
property attached remaining in his
hands, shall be delivered or paid by him
to the defendant or his agent, and re-
leased from the attachment.
And where there is moro than one de-
fendant and several property of either
OF the defendants has been seized by
virtue OF the order of attachment, the
defendant whose several property has
been seized, may apply to the officer
who issued the attachment for relief
under this Section.
SEC: 265. Upon such application, the
defendant shall deliver to the court or
officer an undertaking executed by ut
least two sureties, who are resident and
tree-holders or house. holders in this
State, approved by such court or officer,
to the effect that such sureties will, on
demand, pay to the plaintiff the amount
OF judgment that may be recovered
against the defendant in the action, not
exceeding the sum specified in the un-
dertaking, which shall be at least double
the amount claimed by the plaintiff in
his complaint. If it shall appear by
affidavit that the property attached be
less than the amount claimed by the
plaintiff, the court, or officer issuing the
attachment, may order the same to be
appraised, and the amount of the under
taking shall then be double the amount
80 appraised. And in all cases the de-
tendant may move to discharge the at
tnchment, as i'll the case of other proyi-
sional remedies.
And where there is more than one de-
fcndant, and several property of either
of the defendants has been seized by vir-
the OF the order of attachment, the de-
fendant whose several property has been
seized may deliver to the court or officer
on undertaking, in accordance with the
provisions of this Section, to the effect
that he will, Oh demand, pay to the plain
tilt the amount of judgment that may
be recovered against such defendant.
And all the provisions of this Section
applicable to such undertaking shall be
applied thereto.
SEC. 266. When the warrant shall be
fully executed or discharged, the Sheriff
or Constable shall return the same, with
his proceedings thereon, to the Court in
which the action was brought
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The Office n,s.i
nF tho Executive Committee of the Union
~ Reform Party is over tho Savings Bank.
all persons friendly to the cause win have
access to the rot m at any time Of the day.
news. Office hours from from to III a.. m.
and from 8 to 6p. m. z. W. SEIBET.S.
Juy23 Sec. and Treas. Er I'm,
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Congress will have no further trouble
with the justly expelled Representative
Whittemore, of South Carolina, that
person having given up his announced
intention of once more appealing to the
fellow-citizens of his District for Con-
gressional honors. Having reigned his
Washington aspirations, Whittemore by
no means contemplates retirement
from public life, but turns up anew as
candidate for the Senate of South Caro-
lima. It is to be hoped that he will be
defeated; but should he prove successful,
the question will arise: Is q man pro-
nouneed unworthy to sit in Congress
eligible to seat in State Legislature?
And to this pertinent, though vexed
query, the Senate of South Carolina
must give an answer.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Bordeaux Wine Vinegar.
= BBLS. FURE FRENCH WHITE WINE
- and CIDER VINEGAR, for sale by
July 80 Z. HOPE.
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M1nt 0ord1a.T


-4u""J uczH'eH Uy Il. Bd'7'y G Co.
r., This Corlia! is made from the fresh plant.
Spasmodic, is known to all. -A Ni'i-
IT., we offer to the public the above Ccrdials.
Ihey are our own manufacture, and are mada
rom iI', the best materials. The spirit used ia
that from tho grape; 1--WE use no other:1 tho
sugar is the finest refined, and the other Io ino
gradients are all fresh and pure These Cor
aals are entirely free from drugs and the
Gssensiai s q, olis, 30 much used at the present
anu Li1ueurs. The Blackberry is sliehtiv
srlced; the others are without spice. A'''
~ indePendent OF their medicinal qualities.
SAINT as beverages or light stimulants. Co..
meal. r RApDv = HrnHinR
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Guns and Ammunition.

oUuS duU dIUWUu1CIOn.
CST received by William Glaze. fine Enc.
~ lish BREECH-LOADING GUNS, fine Eng
lish Powder. in Canisters, Shot and Gaps. Of al
lind. ono door North Of Messrs Scott, viii
liams i Co.'s Banking House. Dec 16
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Pine-Bud Cordial.

Manufactured by
Il. BARRY & CO., COLUMBIA, s. G.
TNHIS delicious CORDIAL is made from, ~ .
IL young buds of the Pine, and its use We
from Throat and Lung Diseases, as we'll aa
eases of the Kidneys 'A Ois-
B L ACK JERRY CORDIAL
ManMfdct,tred dy r. Barry d Co.
:, This CORDIAL is made from the fruit of
!. Wv vorr az or .r, nlgn bush blackberry" and
Blackberry are well known VI mo
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The Hackensack Tragedy.

Dc1.i q Esa- JOIN Hzy'er--o- Sunday
las; Hon john Huyler. Ebo reoeiyel iuiaries
il a. array IL TIE Streets O, Hacke1szck, NsE
Jersey. On tie 10Th uiti1o, died At lis KS
6e1ce u tlst village from tbeir ELECTS. NJ
Huy,e- lad r. thirty years beea cue Of THE
Ia; prominent citizens q Bergen County. and
his death co,asi0uel sorrow tl--u-bcut The
o5uaiy. lie Lad been = j75-e. q member Of
Coasrass fr1a the fourth i.s:r.c: = New Jsr-
s.y. a wealthy ciii1ea. and man q tie high
est respec:sli.i;y II The community. o. lie
31ih December b- VS. walking from LIS hons,
% LIS lu-ller ya-d, when lie vas net upo1 IL
Iiye- b-i5-e BY Benjamin Alderman. resident
q Hacke1sack, known 70 NJ. Huyls-. who
stood IL Is ~sy. an seemed 70 be desiro1s q
preventing NJ Huy,s5 frou1 crossing. Judge
Huy'er, pushed Alderman, vb5 Vas deeply
intoxicated, and attempted 70 pass. bui bang
s,ill resisted. he struck The drunken nan viih
l-h; cane lie carried u as hand. Ackeru2u
tAssssPsa leals the Judge a b,ow aiil lis Isl.
vlj-i vzs Fsiuroed Jy ", Huy,sr. Alderman
si-1-k again 50 powerfully that NJ Huy,s-
81 70 tie gr,1ui, striking LIS lead Vpoa o1a
q ,be ;inber. Of ibe bulge.
ArkeI1,1 vbo was c-azs5 Nth nm. A.
tempted 10 iudios further ia5urias ly k5ck5u-
NJ Euylsr ~hiss lie ly pros;r2te upon tie
ground, bit b vas prevented BY og3ar,5
nan who Was passing. NJ HuyleI was o1u-
Tsysl DC LIS b,1s. where he received neiic4l
ATTENDANCE. or; lie gralusliy failed. ant, late
CO S0Di4y sftep0ou lie died Alderman was
i--1e1iz;sly arrested. and bs - since tlai
TINE ben oou6oei IL - oouuty la.l Al IIa.k-
=-l-k. awaiting the result 4 tie Injuries
caused ly lis violsacs- He states n those ulg
converse With hin TIA, b. does D1i remember
anything q the Occurrence ubicb terminated
= l1rae-;atly-Bsl. Sun.