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THE BATTLE OF THE BoYNE,
An Orange Celebration In New York,
and What Came oft. f
.SJJ(T0H =:+ICal1 H-
A TERRIBLE RIOT. !.
NEW York. JulV12.

+" NEW YoRK, July19. ~
There was terrible riot in Elm Park
this afternoon. A number Of Orangcmen
were celebrating the battle Of the .Boyne,
and as they passed through Sixty-t0ur-
and.a.halr street their band played, "The
Protestant Boy" which seemed to cause
a dispute among number OF Irish labor.
ers, which eliminated IN a fight between
two or three Of their number, and which
was tile main cause Of their attack on the
Onngencn. ~ ~. ~ fI,. 't'5
A little before one o'clock the process
sion arrived at tho Park. Numbers ot
women and children continued TO flow
into the ground, and soon a large assem-
blaCo had collected. About three o'clock
a large force Of laborers were seen TO up
proach the Park, and, on arriving within
throwing distance, commenced, hurling
large stones Mt those within. As they APP
preached, tho men and many Of the wO-
men in tic Park shouted "T0 hell with
the PopcP A scene Of the widest excite
meRt, confusion and ghRstlineSs ensued.
Most, ifnot all, the OrangcmCn had pistols,
as had also some Of the attacking party,
and In ton minutes no less than one hund-
trcd shotswCre fired: --'''-- - ''-'''--'-''
Tho fight continued fast and furious at
different places for about an hour, during
which the lNborcrs, now about three hun:
dred In number, had two cart loads Of
wheel-spokes brought to them, 70 be used
Us clubs, which were applied most vigor.
ously 10 any unfortunate Orange skull
which came within their reach. Women
and children shrieked and tainted Men
were shot through the head or had their
heads mashed 10 a Jelly. On the hill
from Eightylfourth 70 .Eighty.seVenth
street gangs Of laboreH were ranged, and
on seeing aleary the passengers in which
chance to have an Orange bow or ribbon,
they would hurl stones at them through
the windows, weighing from FIVE TO
tilleen pounds, demoIlslling windows and
manning men, women and children, In!
discriminatory. Many women with chill.
dren In, thoir arms wGro teartIny cut and
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bruised, and many Of the regular passcn.
gers on the road narrowly escaped with
their lives. -Four Of the Eighth avenue
cars were rather badly demolished. The
platforms Of many Of the other cars were
covered with blood As soon as the telC-
graph had conveyed the news Of the riot
to the police headquarters ailarge force Of
policemen, held In readiness for tho Occa.
sion, were hurried to the scene, and after
no small exertion succeeded In quelling
the riot. The number Of casualties Is not
known. Six dead bodies have been found
In the park, and at least fifty wounded.
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Tnt Martinsbure yalley aay holds

THE Martinsburg Valley St1F holds :.
"That adisfranchised citizen, especially a
true Confederate soldier cannot, and ought
not out Of selE.respect, to hold social in
tercoutse with q set of political scoundrels
who for the bascst purposes deprives him
ofhis dearest rights. AS for ourselves we
would infinitely prefer direct sOCisl inter.
course with the devil himself"
The Star applies this TO Maj. oOoPEn
Of the Parkenburg Gasstts because he at
tended the Editorial Convention at Mar
tlnBburg in May, and becausesthc Major
favors tho Amendment to tho Gopstitu'
tibnl ~ FIU 't.n,s H0h
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End Of tho RED River Revolt.


1t, is reported that the Governor Gen
erals proclamation will be issued shortly
declaring the admission Of Manitaba Into
the Dominion. It will contain an am
i Aavices from Fort GARY, +, Sta state that Rlel
Is virtually q prisoner BY his own men,
who have sent a guard to the line TO pre-
vent his leaving The settlement, and that
both the whites and Indians haye sent
dcputations 10 meet the Dominion expedf.
ton and tender 1.-THE aid and assistance
of the inhabitants along the road. t,
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The United Presbyterian Synod of Co.
lumbus, were in session there yesterday,
with RdvJE, Dehotris. Of. Lene Seminary
rs moderator. The Synod was sub.dividGd
into Ave presbyteries. sa
A game Of bass ball between tho Rcd
'StoCKings and Kckiongas, ut FortW wayne
yesterday, resulted In favor Of the former
by a score Of 20 to !. The Kekiongaa
however, should. not le Judged by thu
score, as they were very unfortunate, IL
consequence Of changes, and did not play
p 70 their usual standard.
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The Weather YesterdaY.n

The RssttFn Union Ttlegraph Cos. BAiietin.
WHEELING, Noon, July 10
Cincinnati Clear; wind q. W.; thcr ~
PhllAdelphlR-Clea wind n; ther. 79.
CleyclAnd-C Cloudy; wind 8. W.; ther, %.
st. LouLs-Clear; wind Q. w; ther. 70.
Washington-Clear wind n. W.; thcF. u. =
Chicago Cloudy; wind 9. w.;i ther. 70. d
Richmond Clear; thGr. 81, IL.
New York-Clear: wind II. W.; theT. ~.
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Chicago Market.
',i '9a 7r" oaIoAoO, July y1s.

N" 17--I III ~ UHIuAuO, JulyI5
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged. tea
u GRAIN--Wheat-In good demand iAt 469kc
lower, closing at 81 05 cash, and 81 05l<GbI 061
seller last half July; this afternoon dnl q 81 OS
and % 1SSc % lower; e cloSipr % a SSSc iSr! No y:
this afternoon quiet aud steady At nc cash. Oats
Active aud 1c lower, closing at 46c for No. q
Rye-Dnll at T74I9c for No. 2. Barley dun and
neglected. .l,.u4 Iitil4
L1rdEi6XGSiGc. DIV Salted sbSuldsFs-1SS:
loose short rib 1niddlBS, 1HRI5Ac. III,
HoGS-ACtiye and S0l0e lower At $s 6S09 90
for fair 70 choice. NJ q, 10 jhI .S,.lYlHI
C4TTI8-Dull Al &4es IS for common cows 10
extEaprlu shipping bceYGs. ''iE' 'o'
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PRUSSIA.
The Feeling At Berlin Tuesday.

The FEELING AZ Berlin TueSday'
liI 1'- BERLIN, July 12.
Tho people arc united in favor Of the
stand taken by the Government. A gumOr
Is afloat that Prince Leopold Is about to
address .; letter, 70 sthsl Spanish Govern:
mentSd eclining the crown Itiis said the
letter iraecb severely pp tie eontlnet ol
France, and the Prince declines because
he Is not, willing to be Instrumental in in
voIving Spain and Europe in q war.
Prussia repels French Arrogance.
BERLIN July, IL. d
Krcnz Massatti treats the situation
in language ut once severe and energetic
and It's article closes with the following:
: Germany Indignantly repels the
measurelcss arrogance Of France.
Prince Leopold returns tho candidaturc
because he is unable to reconcile the
character Ofa German soldier with m
action involving Germany and Spain in
war. ~
Bismarck has returnedto this city.
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SPAIN!
WarIlEe Preparations at Madrid.

'IIII". -7|H n" nv MADHID, July 10.
Minister Lagosta Ind d .prottaeted con.
ference Yesterday with tue Ministers Of
France, England and the United States.
Prince Charles, Of Hohenzollern
has sent to Paris n copy Of the dispatch
lie addressed to Gen, Prim, Withdrawing
his sons name as q candidate for the
Warliko preparations have commenced
here, and orders have been signed calling
out the first military reserves.
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Disappeared with 500, 1000.

lFHILADBLPHlA JUIyi II'
Thos. IIilscn head Of the firm Of Hilseu
s Co.,SSWOol brokers; is reported disap.
pearcd with sixty thousand dollars, DO
longing 10 the 'frm stated. 'Hllsen has
gone, To- Europe. -"
TIIis morning aaotheEsdBSracefhl row
occurred among the fire companies
knives were freely used, and two men
were badly cut.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-14

THE Senate has passed over fifteen land
grant railroad bills this session, including
three that vent tllroirgli that body Tues.
tay in less than half an hour. Most o.
the land grants await the action Of the
uous. ~I.i''t f''l' '||A,.'
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PhiIadelphia Market.
PHnADmFRIA, July IS.

..f 4. FIu4AAUA44luAt IaIy ID
FLouR-v Very quiet; spring wheat extra family
GRAINEWheat-Vcry quiet red western at
81 8801 q; Indiana white Gt q S5. Corn
Dull; yellow mixed western a. q 000I o.
OAtR-SteRdy. E
PRoyiiIONs-- firmly; demand moderate
and prices unchanged.
WHIsKT-Firmer; PeunSylVAnIa wood bound
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Railway colIi.iol in,Ney. q HIiIanPshire

collision OF the down mail and ur
accommodation trains to-day on the North
ern Railroad near Canaan, N. H. Charles
Clark, of Concord, one Of the engineers
was killed, and F. Grant the other engi
neer, 8. Badger and E. York frenen
were badly injured. No serious injuries
to passengers. N"i ''0 @' H'.N
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18O head RutIer county slleen and lamb

1870 head Butler county sheep and lambs
the former were disposed Of ut g Goa
4 90 per head, and the latter ut 81 50aS.
Album s Gauin offered for sale good
lot (12O Of lambs from Mercer county,
which they disposed OF at prices ranging
from $27ta4 90 per head n
A large margin Of the sheep and lambs
remained uns0ld, and will either be held
over Orshipped East. ti.R
HOGS-The market for hogs still con.
tinucS dull, with few offerings and limit
cd sales. The ruling price may be given
as 9a1Oc. This state Of things cannot long
exist. '
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Baltimore Market.

FLouR-QuIOt and arm, =" '.ilL
observation-disclosures new IIghs thO bulk
nQninSl At Il 3G8l 90; sales white d 81 iS0i CO.;
choice nominal Of 81 cool 70; PeupSylVGnlS 81 20
@l %. CoFn-D1ll for WhIte; no prime received;
sales commOn At 81 100I IS; yellow q 05. Oats
-99069c for heavy, and 6t9GSc for light.
RnOVISI0NB- Unchanged, uR'T $50.
W1IBET-GOOd demand Rt 81 o. .,s
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New York Produce Marker.

IT -------,-.--- 7i---I INV E0RK, July t.
CoFFoE-steady and Arnsr; 9,470 bales sold
At 20Hc for mlddlIng uplluds. 'f'F'
F10ul-HeaVy and 1bc lower. it,Ur
GRAIN-Wh WheNt- Steady and quiet at a 30 for
good No. : Milwaukee spring, and 81 Is for prime
amber winter IN store. Rye-Dull at 90o6$I OO
for western. oatS-VeEy heavy ct 6ld6Sc for
western and 69071c for State and Ohio Corn
Very dun Rt9l097 for Chicago, and No9Sl 0SE
for car lots mixed.
'PRoylsloNS-Por and lard Unchanged. Bacon
-TDull, ii .i..II.I. 1- I liIt ''i.lf<
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoRK, JulyH.

... HAW 4OAAt bASF4o'
To-dAy's European markets exhibit marked
recovery Of confidence not h0Wovef, fully ex.
plainGd BY the news Us TO tho political situation
This decided reaction has produced q moro coll
fdent feeling here, which is indicated In lower
quotations for gold, advance IN U. 8. tonds, aud
RreaCtiOn from the hrmer tendency In tho loan
market
MONEY-Markct easier on call loans at Has per
cent. Discounts easier at GOT per cent.
GOLD-llas sympathlzed with tho improved
t0nO OF foreign financial AdvICes. ThU price be.
fore. the regular hour was lis, after which il
ranged between liz and 1121S. LII the afternoon
the market was quite steady; closing at1f9k@
1l2A. Some foreign bankeEB,, who recentlYBold
bonds and bought gold, were iFeo sellers Of gold
and buyers Of bonds. Carrying rates 9a86I per
cent TO dat, To.day'S steamers take out &7l5,O0O.
ClcaranccS $l97, ,000, 900. The Treasury received
prUposAle for the sale Of one million gold. There
Were twelve 69S SEEFsgGtlHg S2IS Ooo, Eang.
to German banking house ut the highest dRlros.
STERLING-QliGt and frm At 1904 (6Il0.
GovIRNI1CRNT BoNDs-The bond market sym.
pAthized with the Improvement In foreign nd.
vices, although tho fall in gold prevented inl.
pOEtant change! Investment demand healthy aud
unltod sts!cs g otH 1881, coupons. .1i4S S01l4I
FlVe.tWentieS (1669) 1l0k(4ll0k
Aye'tWent1ea GsSg lleAeel elI9H
FiVc-twenttcS (l666) new. .l0y1SG Dl093s
EiVe'twGntles C66) ........,...... legiS fb10g&
Five: :tWentlcs uS68 .l09H p109H
Esn'torteSs ....t.......sI.:..!. .1gIhGe1Vlh
s4oCEsarEet very dull showing sSSpSty
with the generally improved tone OF Wall street,
Prices ranged clo6c upon tho closing quotations
OfyesterdSy, though In some cases lower The
chief interest was centered In Lake Shore, Rock
Island and New York Central The markct
Canton. q; n Western Union Tslsgrssph, sh AX;
Adams ExpreSs, 6sS; WellSs Fargo d 90, IS;
4l(; New York Central, g1K; do! scrip sSR :Erio,
2alS; do. preferred, -; Harlem, llS81f Residing,
lO2H; Michigan Central 1lgk; Lake Shore, 99S;
Illinois Central, 1S9i Pittsburght 100; North
lISx; Now Jersey Central 16Sx; 81 Paul 6S; do.
preferred, 90; Wabash, 64N; do. preietiedi 76;
Fort Wayne, 96; TerrO HGute, %; do. preferred,
@; Chicago 3 Alton, 1l61[; do. preferred llsx;
Ohio. MssiBsippi. .354; Cleveland, Columbus
q Cincinnati, 89k; st. Joe, ZIG; Cleveland. Co.
lumbus d Indiana Central, 8SH. 'l'''i"''
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Gen. Con:

This gentleman Is the Republican can.
dIdatG in the 1st District for Congress, and
II elected will do honor TO the position
and add, dignity to the politics Of West
Virginia, Perhaps no ndldate that has
come before the people has received moro
vitupcFation and low personal abuse than
he haS This 10 q miserable means adopt
cd BY the Democracy u to defeat him
this must be the cause for thus assailing
him, and there Is no gentleman In the
State whose character Is purer, or whose
political record stands higher. We i'm.
aginG that tue old adage will anit the
Democracy u in this case, that courses,
like chickens, win comehome to roOst."-
NetO Cfeek Gazette '.'..y'
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The Pelin Massacre Hoax.

.4a" n" iw' '1i!vt'"P PARIS, July 1S.
The Journal QBaa1e states that tiiegovE
ernment has no news ofthe reported mas.
'sacre in China, and the story Is generally
conoiI1oro1 foIse fI- H'i' fistt0'f 10" :.
mn - eiii LONDON, July 18.
There is much Indignation expressed
here anI on the Continent at the false story
ofthc massacre in China Arrangements
will be made at once TO ferret out and
punish the author Of the post-tclegranl.
' The International Yacht Race.
GLASGOW, July 1S.
The steamship Sidonian from New
York, reports that she pissed the yacht
Cambria, atnoon, the 9th inst.
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AUSTRIA.

y English Mediation Invoked. p
II. m .r,, n. ...a. VIENNA, July 1s.
The papers denounce the PrussiAn AFRO
ganCe and invoke the aid Of England 10
prevent war;. a~1a ..g. 100 y .lI !
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WAsHIN.G!3.TloN.
Mr.. MotIey,s Successor.

....t. .n.,,.l...,. New YoRK, July IL.
A Washington special says: There is
the best authority for believing that Mr..
Motley's successor as Minister TO England
will be ex-senator Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen, Of New Jersey, and that his name
will be sent TO the Senate today or To-
morrow. .T., tiii.a. hu, r"0mrG Y
Another Conference Report ON the
{. n5 Funding Bill.a 'lllf q
s t'iti"e WASHINGTON, July 13.
Tho Conference report made in the Sen
ate on the Funding bill strikes ont the
section relating to banks and bankers It
was at once agreed 10. @ !. N"
The Funding Bill PasSed--SynopsiS
of It's Provisions.
The following Is a synopsis of the
Funding bill us ft,tlnally passed Congress.
SEQ. 1st Provides for the issue Of $780, :
000 900 five per cent bonds; $500, ,00O, 600
four and o half per cent bonds running
respectively ten, fliteen and thirty years.
SEC. Cd. Authorizes the Secretary to
sell said bonds at par for coin and 70 ap.
ply tho proceeds to the redemption OF
outstanding 6-20s ut their par value, or
may exchange new for old bonds at par
for par, but the new bonds shall be issued
for no other purpose. A sum not exceed.
ing one half per cent Is allowed for COM
missions in negotiating the new bonds
SIC. 3D., ,Unimportant. a,u. dal. q
SEC. 4th. Provides for the redemption
OF the 5.20s nOwser hereafter falling due
4. A3SSNk
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NeW York Dr1 Goody lIatket.

Thu market Continues dali and hOpFesSed
enough Tor most elASSeO Of textile goods.
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BELGIUM.
Warlike Preparations Continue--.
u Fear Of War, .''''s.

~ BRussEIS, July 1910 4. N.
Wurlike preparations still continue, in
France, Notwithstanding the withdrawal
Of Prince Leopold. There. e universal
tear OI WIZ. .1--..., N ---..--, -.-i-I =.
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Another Great Fire at Constantine.
pie. ~

.,i ,4f CoNsTANTGNoPLE. July, 49,.
Another disastrous fire occurred here
day before yesterday; flames ragged for Q
loura Over fifteen hundred houses
were destroyed, mainly Of tho poorer
classes. ,. .,i,. ,gri ..,ra. vi
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War Activity in France Continues.
Troops Moving to the Frontier.

EONDON, July I3-Evonlng.
Troops dfG moving through Paris for
the frontier and there appears TO I've no
abatement q military activity in other
quarters Of France. .
Il Is said the Belgium Government Is
providing for wsrlike contingencies. All
leaves Of absence are recalled, and troops
have been ordered TO the frontier, with in.
struCtlons to destroy railways ind tele.
graphs in case Of invasion BY q foreign
army. 'if.
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TlE New YorE bankers think lie Span.
ish question will be settlOd,by diplomacy,
not War. f'H '.-'-' l''.f'at m.
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/, ENGLAND. auIl0d
Alarming and Provoking Attitude Of
Franco.

ALARMING Nnd FFOVOKluB AVllIuu6 OF
,e'aaHora ! lFEEaanfSs; Ea fSs93ov ,1r,v ~
The following, dated Berlin, noon, ia
Just received: In spite OF the withdrawal
Of 'Honenzollern, France maintains IN
alarming and provoking attitude towards
Prussia. The personal objection was
therefore a mere prctext. Franco wants
sudden and decisive war In order to es-
cape her interior troubles, and to eface the
Mexican fiasc0.
The Government nearly monopolizes
the cable leading TO tho Continent with
dispatches on tho Spanish question. AS q
consequence business Is deranged and
news delayed. y a.na'. 20 IH rut y.
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Through TlekOts to New York.

We are authorized by Mr.. s. B
Pickens, General Ticket Agent of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, to
announce that Through Tickets
from Abbcvillc and Cokesbury to New
York via Charleston, have been put
on sale at Abbeville and Colcsbury
prico from former place s27.O0, from
latter $2G.75; being much cheaper
than by any other route.
Splendid steamships are on the
Line, and elegant accommodations
furnished, meals and state rooms, o.
course included, while on shipboard
Steamers sail regularly Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The comparative chcapness of this
route, owing to the great reduction o
rates, coupled with other advantages
presents strong claims upon the pat
rorage of the travelling public, ane
our friends visiting tho great city
either on business or pleasure, woul'
do well to give heed to them. Only
$27.OO to New York, and ones meal
and sleeping thrown in! Who woul'
not be traveller?
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Sale Day-No Political Meeting-sales
Public and Private.

On Sale Day last there was q large
attendance of our fcllow-citizens, at
tracted no doubt in largo measure, ny
the hopo of hearing Mcssrs. Carpcn-
ter, Fair and other distinguished ad-
vocatcs of Reform. Tho indisposi'
ton of Judge Carpenter. and the bu'
sincss engagements of others preven'
tod their attendance and led to q dis.
appointment in having the proposed
meeting. The interest manifested by
tho good people Of our District, We
think is full assurance that they vii
do their duty in tho premises. We
trust that there is no rccrcant son o
Abbcville who will stay at home wher
tho enemy is at the gate, and she ca'l'
overy man to the rescue.
Tho following were the public
sales by the Probate Judge: Mr.. Ii
S. Kerr, auctiioncr, fivo tracts of land
belonging to estate of DR.. Jos. 5
Marshall, deceased:
Tract Soi l, containing 232 acre
purchased by s. b. Marshall at slooO
Tract No. 2, containing 235 acres
purchased by Wm. Boozcr at sl,4'5
Tract No. 3, containing lG7 acres
purchased by T. W. Nichols at s725
Tract No. 4, containing l59 acres
purchased by J. D. Anderson at s12;
Tract Nos, continuing 176 acres
purchased by John Darrough at SGT,
| Privatcs sales:
Mr.. J. G. Eoiand's house and 10
in Fort Pickcns, was sold at pnbli
outcry, Mr.. Andrew Small, auctioneel
and brought $1,000 cash-llobt. I
IIcmphill, Esq, purchaser. ThI
shows O decided rise in the valuo {
town property, rs two or three year
Fago, this same lot sold for $500.
The fine plantation Of Mr. G. A
Visanska, known as the "Belchc
place." containing 1850 acres, wa
offered at public outcry, Capt. F. Z
Robertson, auctioneer. and was obi
in" at S5.70 per acre, ono half cash
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Jas. W. Fowler-Grahd Opening
ut the Emporium Of Fashion on mex
Wednesday, the 18th inst. -.
W. II. Pcnncy-Drugs, Medicines
Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brush
es, &c-Notice to Debtors.
Il. G. Clinkscales-Valual 10 Trac
of Land to Lease.
Robert X. Scott-Oficial Procla
nation. ..- .....
T. i. Coleman & Co.-Fall ant
Winter Goods.
D. Wyatt Acknowledging Exccu
tive Committee.
Sealed Proposals to bereceived.
Application for Charter.
James G. Bailic & Brothcr-Cerpets
&c.
W. T. Link--Lost Sowing Machine
f. Il. Mann-Election Notice.
Louis E. Johnson-Bankrupt No
tees. -...
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THE ARREST on SALE DAY.

To correct false Impressions with
regard to a matter which has been
much talked Of upon the street, and
of which exaggerated rumors have
likely gone abroad, we would state
that Mr.. II. 3. Cade, Of Georgia, was
arrested here on Monday last for a
violation of Town Ordinance against
the discharge Of firearms in tho cor
porste limits. and lodged in custody.
lIo was about being held over under
warrant for an offence committed
some two years ago in Georgia, when
upon the production of Governor
BulloclS's pardon he was discharged
from custody.
With regare'to the whole matter
we have only this to say in the way Of
comment, that no violation OF any
town ordinance could justify the mode
in which the arrest WAS made. The
town marshals and other peace Off
GERS, have the right to arrest upon the
public streets all offen1ers for often
ces committed in their presence, anc
this without warrant, bnt they have
no right to enter without warrant the
domicil OF the humb!eat man in the
land. AsLord Chatham said, "it may
be open to the winds Of heaven, but
without warrant the King himself
could not enter" a mans home is his
castle, good agaiost any intruder but
the warrant Of the law. Again the
officer should summon only E posse saf'
ficient to effect the arrest, avoiding all
public outcry, in breach Of the peace
and terror Of good citizeno. The ar
rest was here made under circnnstan-
ces which we think would warrant an
indictment for riot. Agsin, no grcs-
ter force should be used to tho pris-
oner than to arrest and lodge in Gus
tody. The prisoner in this case, wo
learn, was unnecessarily beaten and
treated with other indignities. If the
law has been violated IS We believe,
we trust, it will 5s vindicNted.