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COTTON STEALING.-There seems to be sys-
temstic plan for stealing cotton in active opera
,sIon amone q number OF draymen. A friend in
forms as that, for some time past, he has noticed
them throw large haadrhls Of cotton, at particu-
lar localities on East Bay, to old women with
bags; wno from the activity they display In pick
ing up the Gotten thus thrown, are evidently sta:
toned there Tor that purpose. We would advise
the dray owners to lock into this matter, thous-
ands OF dollars in value may otherwise be nlched
from the rightfut owners. Cotton rules so low
that every pound mnat be made to tel.-
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Auction Sales This Day.

- William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, stoves, &c. --t
Henry Cobia i Co. will sell at O'Clock, at
their store, butter, bagging, &c. -.
.Jolii, G. Minor & Co. wn sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, kerseys, blankets, &c.
Louis D. DeSaussure will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the old Postofice, real estate.
.M.;Marshalll& Brother will sell at haHpast
10 O'Clock, at their office, mules and carpet. >
Laurey 4 Alexander win sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, hams, shoulders, &c.
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~ AWAYWITH SPECTACLEs. old;
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medl-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10. cents. Ad.
dress Dr.. E. B. FOoTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
New York. dec15
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,.BeA GRAND EPOCH iNcSCIENCE.-
From the time when, in 1884; Dy.: RUaGE alaooY-
cred "Carbohc Acidn and its extraordinary medi:
cal elects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equallsd It. Largely used BY the French physi.
clans In treatment OF copsumptive and scroru-
ors diseases, 1T was introduced BY the Court Ply:
siciar of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus.
sla, and from thence to the United States. No.
thing else Of the present day can equal HEH.
Rf'S SOLUTION OR CARBoL1c CONSTITUTION
RFNovAT0R. Patients get better atse,' only ons
dose has been taken and we cordially recommend
It to the publlc-lEditor "Argus." tanl7 1yr ~
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JUDGE CxRpENTsR, the Reform candidate for
governor, delivered an address at The Ter. Nile
House yesterday morning. l;At night he address
ed q mass meeting OF the Crizens or The Third
Ward IN one OF hts happlssEe efforts HerevleTed,
ut length, the state Of the canvass, and urged
upon his attentive hearers that the time for work
having arrived, he felt confident that success;
would crown aeenoias OF the campaign. :
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WARD RRpoRx CLUR:-This club met at
their hall last evening, President Grimke in the
chair hfne following re5olutions were 1nani.
mously adopred: '''-s.-, -,
Resolved That this club pledges It's undivided
support to1he nominees ofih county convention.
Resolved That . committee OF three be app"int-
ed for this ward, to remain with the ballot boxes
until the yotes are counted; and that each OF the
said committee, shall receive i've dollars per day
while on duty. .2.u;sria g. 5=Tft'i
Msssrs. J. H. Houston, n. Harris and J. b.
Stephens were selected eosesys on this commit.
teA Mr. 8. Small and others sddressed the meet
ing. After whtchh adjourned. -! 80
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-gr MEDICAL. NOTICE PATIENTS
!surering from Diseases pertaining to the GENITo
URINARY ORGANS VIII receive the latest scen-
itIdc treatment by placing themselves under The
care OF DR.. II. REENsTIERNAi offce No. u Hase
street, three doors from the Postoflce.
Sep2Q-tuth1Yr W.. .. I..l.-.j
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Meetings This Day.

Reform Club, Ward 6, at half-past P. ".
Reform Club, Ward 8, at-P. NJ -
Reform CLUB, Ward 8, at hSlf-past P. NJ.
:. Reform Club, Ward I, at 7P. ID.
Working Committee, Ward 2. at half.pass
P. II.
Working Committee, Ward s, at! p. N.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at s P. II.
Phoenix Fire Company, at halfpast ! P. NJ.
Union Chapter, a. lalf-past P. N.
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,ofIT9-- -oIROTJNA INSTITUTE

ns- SOUTH CAROLINA INsTIruFE
'iEA1R-The Committee Of Arrangements Will f'e
nrenared to receive articles for Exhibition On ana
after the goth instant. Transportation WIN os
furnished for all articles from abroad to ana liom
Rai,road Depots and Steamboat Landings Com
municatlons In, relation to, the Fair can oe 10
dressed to the undersigned, Postonace BOX ''t'
BY order Of the Board. -.s;
,c,,y superintendent.
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na--1 GERMAN SOCIETY OF, SOUTH

@GERMAN SOCIETY, OF, SOUTH
CaR0LNA.--Emigrants seeking employment can
obtain information concerning, the same from!
Captain Il. HARMS, Agentof this Society," whose
ONCE for the present Is at No. SO East Bag: ,'
Parties Wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. once hours from 12 to O'Clock.
- = - JOHN .CAMPSEN, -.
ap2s stu President.
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5psrial .Mptlires.,

And, In order to extend the usefulness"of the
Society, the Trustees inYite citizens to become
members. ,.4:.i.g Hta."1'" ol.. -.
; The Lbrary.is open every day from "a. MTG,
to a'p. NJ, and on Saturday evening from first to-
second bellring. zi' ;W.;D: RokTEF' -
President Apprentces'k 'kLlbrsry Society
ARrHuR MAzYek, Librarian. o;,,,..... No. oct1a-6
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| MEssRa.. Furchgoh, Benedict & Coz, at the
outneast corner Of King and Calhoun streets; are
stin oaering strong inducements to buyers ofdfy
goods, blankets, carpetlng, &c, and have avery
full stock In all lines on hand. -
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BSE3urs. Ya9]E!';SAp ApsSURE.g, e

GALE glNynESRR. .Mb0ssRgG5AGE, 3YfQRDER
?t0n TUESDAY, t5tlii Instant, az o'clock a.
Nj .at. thenorsh ofishs .Dxchaugs, Iswnp sen Of
pqSi ssss sssa6 LIT 4aith Iii ahetE i5s story
the. north. .sidelo GibbesD Htdeet Chareston,
known as No. 2, measnring4n front ~, feeS aud
fnHdepth las feet, more Or less; SuttiIg and
bounaihg to thsuorth oH Lands now or late Of
Motto A. Pringle, east on, Lands snow on fates6f
JameE R. Pringe, south 5en. Glbpesl street, Land
weston Lands now or late or Peter LeYtA Tn.
s,Terms.c cash! Purchaser to pXy for papers and
revenue stamps, ls aii:JvCD .GtSt.Sl b:ooctl8'"
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TIE Conservatives were beaten by EIaHrEEs
VOTES two years ago.,

LraHrwooD AND ,LANp on. The Ringites
are are to have another agrand .torchlisht process.
sion, so-called, tonight. And, reader II you are
fond OF humbug, go and see 1t. The chirographit-
oal skill displayed on the transparenctes at the
last meeting was decidedly worth seeing, and. as
this one Is to be, "lr reports are true, very tar
superior to the last, ,nwe may see something trtay
bordering upon the marvellous. y
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INFORMATION FOR THE PgRLrc.~It will be
seen BY the advertisement In another column,
that Mr. A. B. stillman has Just received nne as
sorsment Of kid gloves, paids, merinoes, &c.r at
no. 2s1 King street. , ...ai-;,fE ilf.a GGsas.a
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FOUR CASES CHEAP BRoGANs.-Received on
consignment four cases OF Brogans at 90 cents
per pair by the case or dozen. Must be sold to
pay advances, at JOHN CoANIss,
No. 1s1 Meeting street,
ocs1l-tu4 Nearly opposite the Market.
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PROBABLE SUicDE.-A colored man named
John Baxter, bootmaker, living on Nassau
street, shot himself about O'Clock last evening.
Heis supposed. to have committed suicide. An
inquest will be held on the body this morning.
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PRHEs.-Mr. ]. N. Robson has received The
pieces Of silver plate orrered as prizes BY the
Pacific Guanu Company which he represents
here They can be seen at the jewelry stoces OF
Mr.. James Allan, No. ao7 King street.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBU4sl In velvet, sOc. each
Hasel street Bazaar and 1sl King street.
oct10-mtu
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding nfty pictures, 7sc.fand eoc. each, at No.
Isl King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
octto-mtu ~ @ CHAs. @: RICHTER Co.
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CRuMBs.-A colored man, named Robert
Richardson fell down in q Mt on Qqeen street,
near Meeting, ,.sbo1t y To'ciocs yesterday: Il
Two OF the prisoners In the county jail have
recently entered into the holy estate. The groom
aeaves shortly for twelve months residence In
the "place where Scott ought to be-"
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A New LOT Of mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 5oc at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
1sl King street. ~ oct1O-mtu
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TYKFFA1RS...

ADvERrnEss win take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE NEWS
Snlce at later hour thaa half-past nine O'Clock
at night viii appear in the next mornings paper.
An exception to this rule Is made In favor OF
notices Of meetings, deaths and funerals. .
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HESITATE NolIoE.-ALL PERSONS. :.
having claims against the estate OF the late JOHN
C. G. BLoHME will present the same duly attested'
and ali persons Indebted to him WILL make pay
ment to poNoltaH1n. n.H-D ,',N.:.-'.
oct1o-ma .4Qualihed Executri4.
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THE INSTITUTE FAIR.--The committee Of ar
rangements OF this fair will receive articles for
exhibition on and after the Goth instant and will
furnish transportation 20 and from the railroad
depots and steamboat landings.
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Appointments.

Judge Carpenter has made arrangements 10
address the people as follows:
g; Attic Camp Ground, Edlsto Island on Tuesday
the 18th instant.
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~ GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlsS
or improperly Of getting Married, with ssnisary
help for those who feel united for matrlmon'st
,ha pplness. Sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Aa'
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philaoelpnia,
Pa - VIZ: - oeP- O-~
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BILL HEADS printed on fine, paper at ss, 81,
SIS, Sc. .5oand ss so per Thousand, according to
size, at TEE NEWS Job Office. ~ .'.-r
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e% THE ESTATE OF ROBERT r.
BEE.-Noiiceis hereby given that the undersign.
ed viii, ON the 22l Of October next, at AZ O'Clock
NJ. apply to the Hon. GEORGE BUST. Judge OF
PROBATE, for Charleston County, for Letters Dis.
missory as Executor octhe above named Estate.
sanoo. .thstu1mos ROBERT BEE.
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RANGE of the thermometer at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. SO Broad street, October
nth: O'Clock, SO; TO- u; 12 1852, 1874 u; n;
e, 72. II. -.
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COUNTRY DEALERS can purchase their Al
buns at New York prices AZ she rHasel street Ba'
izaar. -, oct1o-mtu
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REFoRx N CHRIsr. CHURCH. There ,wasla
rousIng Reform meeting at whapetaw Church, on
Saturday morning, when Colonel B. b. Rutledge
delivered an admirable address At night there
was an enthusiastic meeting at Mount Pleasant.
Speeches were made by Colonel Rutledge, the
Rev. Jonas Byrd and Warren A, sneed. The
cause prospers exceedingly.
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CLOSE Up The committee appointed to
wal. upon our business men and urge the Inn
portance tomorrow. OF closing their establish.
ments have, we are pleased to state, the sigma:
lures OF nearly every merchant, wholesale and
retail, on East Bay; Meeting, Hayne and King
streets, attached to their circular. We again;
suggest that every place Of business In the city be
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~ AWAY WITH UNGo ORTABLE
TRUssEs.- Comfort and Cure for the Rdpstrsd.
Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents. Address,
Dr.. z. B. FooTE. No. no Lexington avenue, New
York. ,rn dsclb
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THE majority which elected Pillsbury was
KIGHTEBN.
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Reform CLUB, WARD 2.-The Reform club OF
Ward 2mes at O'Clock last evening, President
Bowman In the chair. The following resolution
was unanimously adopted: Z & II
RESOLVED, That all business men be requested 10
close their places Of business on the election day,
and give tietr aid and assistance az the pons.
After some remarks by MT. Esstersy impress
Ing upon al citizens the necessity OF their pres
epce at .the polls tomorrow, the meeting aa'
Iournedr4 ,i!,.e!- -. -. ..-..7fz- ~, -
:, Tho following citizens were added to the work
Ing committee: u..ase 80 = .-...... :. =,
lawrence, Chlsolm, c., Walk, N ": DTbble, John
E, Rivers, George, H Moilett, Bs,F. Huger: a. T.
Chaplin, Thomas Neston; The3 Stonsy e - EGTara s e
Fraser. ,EI Hughes, George Raoo, 3 s. W:fIssef
]. Iiger Smyt6e,. IT.. ". .Smith, Toby Bennett.
r. Facse, Tnomas Fl. Cocock, J. ". North, W. v. w
Wilkinson, G. 8. CONN. samuei W:,WIagg, g b. 3 D.
Sparsman, Stephney Simons, Jonas smith, r. u.
HaSel, II. s. Hall.
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Blacks WILSON'S GROCERY. iuns
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EIGHTEEN VOTES more, two years ago.
would have defeated PrIsbury.
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wept away the stains Of heroic blood, and are
HOW robed as with q golden vesture In the yellow
sutumnat grain. The cause! for which he con.
tended is lost Yet the great character is immor.
| tai, and the great lesson remains. o, ye,i
whose service that perfect mechanism was worn
| out, for whom he endured sleepTessa nights
| watchfuI days; for whom he planned and march.
ed. for whom he encountered exposures and
perils, and prlvations and combats, until defence
after defence Of natur-' was carried and the
citadel OF life was assailed, and the spotless
sword was surrendered to the grim conqherbr,
revere that last legacy so simple, so sublime as
coming from the war.worn soldier: Take care
OF your institutions OF learning. Esteem educa-
tion. mental moral and religious, as the only
bulwark of the"Republic. Regard service ahd
sacrifice, not as the means Of success, but as the
true glory orlfe. And think Of manlness al at.
Gaining its noblest elevation when Ii bows before
the Cross OF Jesus Christ. +
As David composed 1.-THE song OF the bow" to
celebrate the glory OF that warrior king who had
checked the invaders Of Palestine, and at last fell
upon the memorable mountains OF Gilboa, so
will the people Of this land, for countless gene
rationS celebrate the memory Of the cons1n.
maze 5ololer, Huo FeslsIeu Iie OVERWHELMING y
food OF our enemies; and guarded for years the
vast bulwarks Of our country until, battle,spent,
he dled-a uo5ler chief than saul-a hero adorned
with religion, and vindcatlng, his country less BY
his prowess than by his pure virtues. ayored
land, which has produced SO 5are O. spirit which
eaclrcles BY It's boundaries the!feds2 Of his chin:
ing vafor, which has 40 long ,beheld q Inonument
totheglory ofreligion In the person Of hes most
honored son Favored land, wherethe echoes Of
his prayers still liaser; after the trunlpeta othls
charging aquadrohs have died awaylI Fsyored
land, where the laurels. 'and the standards, and
the spons OF war lie low before the Mercy Seat .
Favored hand, where the spirit Or her greatest son
is expressed In the inspired Inscription OF old,
"Not unto us, o Lord, not unto US. but unto Thy
name give glory. :ri, ~ .'!,.'i - -.
-. .-..s |
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PnLsBURY was elected by EIGHTEEN ma
jority. .:ssg q; 2: e''5!.'f'i d.
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CENTRAL CLUB.-At.a meeting of the Central
Club Of the Reform party, held Friday evening"
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
: Whereas, The; Union Reform party tthtough
thelr delegates regularly elected, have presented
ticket, after. Ode confederation, for the support
OF the people; therefore, be 1t
RESOLVED, That the Central Club regard 1t as
essentially important that this verdIctof the pGo
pie, through their delegates, should be respected;
and that the whole ttlket, as nominated, should
be supported by every friend OF Union and Re.
form.
RESOLVED That 1t is the duty OF every patriot
and lover Of his country and State to db'counten-
ance every effort Of disappointed aspirantJ to split
the ticket thus nominated.
Resolued, That.we will support. the whole ticket
az thus nominated, and that these resolutions be
published In THI DAILY NEWS and Courier.
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The HOXHwARD 1oUSD.-The registers Of
our hotels show that, with the approach Of win.
ter, the great tide Of travel has turned and we
see the oil familiar faces Of those OF our citizens
who have taken advantage Of the dun summer
season to make short trip northward.. They do
not come back to us alone, and the presence OF 80
many strsngers as are now In the city Is some
thing unusual at this early season. The approach.
ing fair OF the South Carolina Institute, and the
rich treats offered to play-goers, constitute not
little to the non Of travel towards Charleston,
and our hotels may expect even q greater tax
upon their faculties for accommodation than they
have hitherto been, called on to sustain. n, tsi5
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I BIzL0UIS b. DeSIUSSURE. Sir 8

G,GLLIY.AN,S,sLSL AN 9Gld5a 7.
2 TH1s M 5soa s ss 9 bd SfsSss pSsSs O'clock
TAe:LQ IT. OF RLANNo Slnitan,af Island, tPrevi.
ously owned by the.late1Wm Seaman Deas, Stu
ate at the corner or E0rE and Md stIeets.r Be.
ing near the Fort 6nd centrally f6cafed maksa It
Condition onsvHalE scasbs the hGlauesM byibond,
payable In one year With interest," 10 secured
by suurtgaGSa abfi thso pfeehmh&aRG PttGnaset TO
pay fol. pspsrs and reyenue stamps. ssia 'i9ut:'.
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TEE SCHOOL FOR SoANDAL.-The great comedy
company OF Miss Laura Keene opens next Monday
evening at the Acad emy, In sheridans dramatic
masterpiece. The revival Of the legitimate drama
will be q great treat after the heat and excite
ment OF the election.
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RUSTIC GooDs RUSTIC GooDs Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and. picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. lS1 King street. ,octls
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: B CoNsIGNEEs Pc R SCHOONER
E. JtPALMER, from Baltimore are notified of
her cargo being THIS DAY discharged at Kerr's
Wharf: All goods iuncaued tor, at sunset win be
stored at risk, and expense Of iConsignees.
q aHoctIS-1ift;.s .si STREET: BROTHERS l. CO!
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IF. ...'............. 1".............,.. .oa
Only at BLAcKwELL's, r
octlO No. 12l Meeting street, below Market.
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/. The. ,H1BERN1AN HILL LAST EIGHr.-The
performance was very good one, but the audi.
ence was only moderately! large. An attractive
bill tonight.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Alics Devices was turned
over for prosecution forassaulting Henry Boyth-
wood. tGG 1H'A %
E;El!zabeth Washington, Edward Bailey and Jas.
Retter, were sentenced to pay fine Of SIS each, or
20 to jail for ten days, for lighting in the street.
John Cooper was turned over for prosecution
for maliciously knocking the hoops Of Of hogs
hesf of molasses on vendue Range.
Ahand-cart which was found obstructing the
sidewalk on Meeting street, was taken to the
Guardhouse, where It can be recovered BY the
owner.
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! @rNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS .....'cARR
hereby cautioned against crediting any, OF the
Grew OF the Bark MONSOON, as no debts Of .thell
contracting VIII be paid BY the CAPTAIN OK; Con,
'stgnee. =. - q. 0.:CoE, Superintendent g
octs-12 n. 6iR.P: & I'M co.
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: UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEo.S BRYAN,
JUDGE, PREsIDIsa.-The District Court was open
ed at II A. NJ. yesterday, and the following busi'
ness opposed Of
Ex parte VIM. Hubert / Brother, creditors, in
re Schachte 4 Touhey. Petition for involuntary
bankruptcy. In this case 1t was ordered that the
debtors show cause on the eth instant why they
should not be declared bankrupss, and an in1unc-
ton was issued restraining them from selling or
exchanging property. :.
- The petition OF Michael Burke for haoeas cor
pus for his son John Burke. a minor, who enlist
ed in the army OF the United States, was granted.
and the minor ordered to be discharged, and
restored forthwith to the custody OF his father '
Patrick Ward, John Voltman, Michael Byrnes,
lanes Walsh, F. Bud, John F: Lyons, R. Helsser,
Francis Sommers, Martin Roland, E. Hugueet ].
T.! Peterson, James Mahoney,J. Finn, William
Schmidt c. Bole, J.. Dunden, c. E. Campbell, J.
Sayss, John Kennedy, A. G. ;Dinges, L. P. Mur
ply, Henry Pauls, J. Mustandln, ]. b. Blank, T
Murray and Asher Stern, were made citizens o.
the United States.
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/: TIE Conservatives lost the city election
by-EidHTEEN VOTES. .,.,.a
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4 nar' TRY THE "PIONRER" PAPER
CELLARS, put up in "Log OabinD lbozes:l, Only!
at - aJo.rp III .is22na;ol.i BLACKWELL,S,ss
oct1o mo. i21 Meeting street; belog Market