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Boots and Shoes.
LEATHER, ETC.
THE old house OF P. n. FLA
NIGAN, who for twenty year


THE old house OF P. 81. FLA
N\ NIGAN, who for twenty years
~ carried on the Shoe trade, and
W Anever failod to give satisfaction
in every branch, is now opened by his SONS,
and they will conduct the business on the old
plan-keep nothing but first class goods,
quick sales and short profits.
p. II. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma.
nufacturing Department, and will be pleased
to see his old friends and customers.
Our stock consists Of Mems, Boys, Youths.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes. of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit a
fair share Of the patronage 80 literally be-
slowed on their father. 90 and sec them.
All Shoes exchanged or money refunded
Five first class BOOT-MAKERS wanted.
j. T.. FLANAGAN d CO.,
Main street, opposite I.orick & Lowrance's.
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= ON - AARRIA0R.-HAPPY RELIEF FOB
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility CURED. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec "a amo
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r. A. PRINGLE,
Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker.

OeHFut WHufJ, CNdr1eSt0n.
PEFERENCES.-Ch c. T.
~ Eowndes, President Bank OF Charleston
". B. Smith, Esq, President Union Bank OF
charleston; Robert Adger, Esq, BIO. Press
rim, President National Bank Of Newberry
Chester, 8. C.--Messrs. MoAliley & Brawley.
Special attention given to the consignment
and sale OF COTTON, Dried Fruit, 30.
Sept tam
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Grand Duke Alexis Hat
You will find at
CHILDS & WILEY'S
t'' Clothing and Hat House.
A LSO. the new PRIZE COLLAR prize
"A In every box; scaled, and guaranteed
that every box contains a prize.
Dec17 1mo
State of South Carolina..Fairfleld Co,
The State OF South Carolina. plaintiff, us. the
-.Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
aud others, oreditors.-Order for Sale, DO.
RY virtue OF deoretal order in the above
I'D stated case, all the creditors of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad Company
are requtred.to prove and establish their de-
mands against the said Company, before US,
as Special Referees, at tho law Office OF James
ds:i h: Rion, Esq;, In Winnsboro. y. c., OH the
Der, A. D: 1871. and ON the 28d, oath, 25th,
28th. 27th and 28th days of January, A. D.
1871. JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER,
NOV ~ Special Referees.
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GEO. HUGGINS'
FIRE INSURANCE A GE n CY,
Established in Columbia, s. O., 184s.
Aetna Fire Insurance Oompanv.

Aetna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford. Conn.
Incorporated A. D. 1919. Charter Perpetual
Cash capital and surplus, after pay
ing Losses at Chicago. "a, 900 600
Premiums received in 1870. 3,9uO 900
TT is still the leading and strongest American
l. Fire Insurance Company.
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., Of London.
Chartered A. D. 1903. Capital s8, ,O0O, 900 in
Gold. This Company had no agency at Obi
cago at the time Of the FIRE. It's loss was
small. 1t subscribed IS, 900 for the benefit OF
the sufferers by the fire.
PhGnix Fire Ins. Co., Of New York.
Assets ii, 900 900, aitor paying losses at Chi
Union Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco.
This Company has s1,15O.0O0 in Gold, after
paying Chicago Losses.
Risks taken by GkO. HUGdINS, Agent.
Office opposite Columbia Hotel, in rear of
MIR. w. ]. DUFFIE's Bookstore. Nov8 +
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GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
No. N. Shredder Street. Baltimore, Nd.
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
CIRCU LAR SAW MILLS.
GANG. MULAY AND SASH SA " MILLS,
/ :RIsT MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS, SHIN
lar Saws, Betting aud Mill supplies generally,
and manufacturers agents for Leffers Cele-
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de-
scriptien of Wood Working Machinery.
S-Send for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lists. May as tfT1y
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Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company
OFFER their SHELL LIME to the PLANTING
" public In full confidence in it's excellenc,
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Permanent Manure.

Wheat. Corn and Cotton, and has given entire
Satisfaction. as Is shown by number OF
Certificates from some of the best planters In
Georgia and South Carolina. :
Our prices for Fertilizing, or K Lime, is SIS
per ton caeh, put up in casks or barrels, de.
!ivered In the city Of Augusta or at any land
ing on the Savannah River. The price Of our
ivered as above.
We are agents for the celebrated s'Stonewall
Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pure English Dis
solved Bone,"" which we receive direct from
duced prices. COLES, SIZER CO.,
No: IA Mcintosh street, Augusta, Ga.
Agent, THOS. B. OLARKS0N, Columbia, g.
u. Oct 1S emo
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n WE claim to have one OF the finest
VA stocks Of WATCHES. OF all best Eng
AasaA Ii sh, Swiss and American makere. with
Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, our stock
is large, and we are going to sell the Goods.
branches, by the best of workmen.
WIN. GLAZE
NOV 10 Formerly Glaze d Radcliffe.
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VIEENA, D Dscsmbsr 2S. in the Rsichs-
rsth diet to-day, Emperor Frsueis Joseph
deltbsrsd 8 speech from the throne with
which the session usually opened. After
the customary formal congratulations, his
majesty proceeds to deal with home ques-
tious. HIS readiness to grant extrems
coCcesEiOus he is ready to say has brought
internal hscmony to the State as desired
by ths crown, while Il contemplstes an
existence as s Espsrste kingdom, with
constitutional Al satisfaction, and claims
that lis acts are in the interests Of the
whole empire as well as of Individual
Ststes.
Great stress Is laid on the enforcement
OF snd obedience to the laws. The gov
eminent will Eccede TO ths wishes of Gala
csa in so far as they sre compatible with
the interests of the empire. Measures Rre
promised which Will render the Rsichs-
rsth a completely representative body.
Bills 10 reform the slsc ion abuses, to de-
velOp the lsndUehr system, and to i'm
prove tho Pec1nisry condition OF the
government Officials and the poor
er clergy will be submitted. The
prompt settlement Of the educs-
riOnAl questions is recommended. Regret
is expressed a. the fact that portion of
the empire remains Unrspressntsd in the
Reiohsrath, where alone the attainment of
Al understanding is possible. The depu-
ties ar9 sXnoEse0 20 supply the spiritual
sBd mstarisl wan S Of the country.
The Emperor close. by declaring that
Austria IS weary Of internal conflicts, snd
desires peace and order; that the times
were never more prosperous. and the
sspeot Of Europe and the foreign relations
of the empire are fsvorsole for the main
tsnsnes Of peRcs and the unificatiOn of
Austrisns.
The lower house OF the Rsichsrath to-
day elected Herr Hopfsn president, and
Herren Yi6ulich and GrOez vice presi-
den5E
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prices advanced, sl3 5@ls 90. Lard in fair de
mand, with buyers and sellers apart, S1Sd;65fc
Hams, sugar cured firm, 81z659c. Green meat
@4c; rough sides, SIC; short rib 1880; fhoTi
clear, S54951se. Bulk meats in far demand
and nrm; shoulders, 4ssc; sides, 55zc. Beei
hams steady, 221S9s2c- TaIlow quiet and firm.
Hogs-demand active and prices advaL ced;
under good demand from packers and ship
pers, all on the market were sold, at 81 05(l4 ~
for common TO fair; "a 25se4 40 for goo1 20
choice; extra. So rs, the market for dressed
hogs closing firm. Whisky opened nrm and
closed dull, 93c.
CINCINNATI, December 2s-Flour dull and
prices dropping; family, So 5O@6 70. Wheat
dull, but unchanged, 81 409I 43 Corn in good
demand, 47c. Rye scarce and frIn, sOqls2c.
Oats steady and in moderate demand: No. 2
3Sg39c. Farley steady, 75@55c. Coffee in good
demand at fnn prices. Sugar in fair dem and
and nrm. Ons unchanged. Eggs In fair de-
msnd, 32@33c. Butter quiet and unchantIed
Cheese quiet and UNCHANGED Pork-an adj
vance asked, but none established: sales at
slS %; now asking sl3 50@I3 6214 Lard in fair
at $sc; now asking SIC. Bacon in Eight de-
mand, but holders firm; shoulders, 654c; clear
rib and clear sides, 71ac. Hogs in active de-
mand at 81 1904 20. Whisky In good demand,
at ylc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. December 2s-Tobaceo-sales
very light, and prices unchanged. Bagging
uuiii l212l3c. Flour active and firm; extra fam
tly, So 5Oq7. Grain quiet and nrm at yester-
days quotations. HOgs-the packers have all
ceased operations. Provisions firm and tend
ing upward; mess pork quiet, SI3 50 for round
lots; bacon in fair demand; shoulders, TIC;
clear rib, 71@c; clear sides, 754c; hsms, sugar
cured, l4c; plai1, l3c, packed; bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, SIC;
clear sides, &c, packed; lard steady, 99l0l4c.
Whisky quiet and frm. Ole.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December 8.-Flour in good
1emand as full prices; super, So 759B; family,
70 259B SO. Wheat scarce and firIn, 81 50.
Corn IN fair demand and firm, CSC. Rye steady
and in moderate demand, 81. Oats in fair de-
nand, 55c. Barley IN fair demand, d5Cdzje.
lornmeal, 55960c. Bulk meats are asst
We; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, &c; clear
iides, &c. Mess pork, Sl4 80. Rump pork, 81
y. Hams, sugRr-cured, l45zc. Lard, prime
team, &c; kettle-renered, 919c. Hogs, s4g4 Is.
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NEW YORK YESTERDAY,

A fre destroyed property to the amount
Of 5000
Msjor Berry F. Chamberlain died at
Newark, Tuesday evening.
Seventy-two cases of smsil-pox were
reported in Brooklyn during the week.
General John Cochrsne took the oath
before Judge Csrdozs as 8 member Of the
newly chOEsn board OF aldermen.
The board of appeals Of the National
TrOtting congress considered several
cases, intending that OF Colonel Moulton,
OF Mystic Park.
A resolution grsnting permission to
piscs tubes under ths streets for carrying
pedestrians and merchandise, was offered
In the board of assistant sldernen aud rs
ferred 70 the law department..
Judge Barnard issued g peremptOry
order for the discharge of Hewlett, one Of
che Ludlow street Jail prisoners, but
granted stay OF ten days to permit the
shsrlff TO bring ths question OF jurisdic-
ton bsfors the general term. This case
will be 3 test - to others.
rhe New York IRE and life insurance
companies presented to-day testimonial
80 the superintendent Of insurance, Geo
W. Miller, siguea by one hundred and
seventy-one Of the leading fire and hfs
snsorsncs officers. The testimonial in
dorses Miller fully Rs to his ability sad
the value of his public services, and his
uprightness and integrity as an otiicer
and man.
A large assemblsge of tie newly elected
mem bers OF tho senate and legislature
met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel 20 night
The time wss chiefly spent in discussing
the events Of the coming legislature. 1t
was stated that Governor Alvord would
be slscted speaker Of the house; also that
General Sickles is going TO Albany to take
preliminary steps TO secure his nomins-
tiOn for ths United Ssstes senate in place
of Conkling.
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CINCINNATI.
A kea Pspsr---RetIFed---0 Nan Grant,
An lBjuaGtios.

CINCINNATI, December 2s.-The pros
psctus of the Evening News, g new two
cent daily, is out. The prospectus prom
ises the psper in few days.
Judge Bellsngy Storer, of the superior
court, recently resigned, retired from the
bench to-day after long and faithful SER
vice.
The condition of Jesses r. Grant is
much improved, and he is now considered
out of danger.
A temporary restraining order was is-
sued to-day, f0rbiddinR DR.. Bramhle ana
others from issuing, until further orders.
the medical journal known as the Roper
tOry
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DISSOLUTION.

.szE4ESE, AStorney for Massachusetts, Insurance Da
, personally examined the condition Of these Com
D fire.
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THE IRISH LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

The annual reunion Of the members Of the
Irish Literary association took place in their
hall on Poplar street last night. About sixty
genIlem en- were present to enjoy the festivities
OF the evening, which consisted chiefly OF
wine, e0nfectiOneries, music, songs and eIO-
quence. Mr.. Fiaherty was made president of
the evening. The music and eloqueDce were
of the choicest description. President Lilly
made a sweet and modest little speech in ac-
Acknowledgements of the toast {" The Irish Liter
ary Association" +" in whicn he said that the
society had been started three or four years
ago by earnest and energetic men, who had
remained faithful to Ii since, and had built it
up until It stood confessed solid and success
fol institution.
Mr.. Hanson eloquently replied to "The bar
of Memphis" "Fne Press" was responded to
by Mr.. Mulroy, of the APPEAL, who is one of
the i've members Of the society. Speeches
were also made by Mr.. Gavin, 20 the toast
''The Merchants of Memphis" by Mr.. Hol-
brook. in reply to t'Our. Schools" by Colonel
Magevney, in reply to the ARMY and Navy"
and by several other gentlemen The gather
ing dispersed about o'clock this morning
having enjoyed flow Of song and soul the
equal Of which does not often occur in this
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THE COTTON MARKETS OF the WORLD
--LATEST REPORT BY rELEGRAPH.l
NEU v NRE

--LATEST REEOaI TELEIRAPH.l
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 2.-Cotton market
dull and prices declined; mtddling uplands,
&c.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December 2s.-Cotton market
quiet; middling uplands, 955@lOd; middling
Orleans, 1014d; sales, 10000 bales, of which 2OO0
bales were for export and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2s.-Cotton mar
ket quiet; good ordinary, lS74c; low middling,
ceipus, 1852 bales; exports to Liverpool, 542
bales; 70 New York, lO4l bales; stock, I67, ,s82
bales.
CINCINNATI, December 2s.-Cotton market
quiet and weak middling uplands, l914c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December 2S.-CottOn market
quiet; middling, Is5z9lsc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-Cotton market
dull; middllng held at ls1sc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December 2s.-Cotton market
dull and nominal; low middling, lS14c.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, December 2s.-The cotton market
is quiet and firm; middling, ls5z9ls1se: net re-
ceipts 1877 balesi sales, 1850 bales; stock, 62 $40
bales.
SAVANNAH, December 2s.-rhe cotton mar
ket is irregular; middling, 1870 offered, IS5z9
l9c asked; there were some sales at 1870;
net receipts, 3s7S bales; sales 1900 bales stock,
Sl399 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, December S.-Cotton market
dull aud nominal; middling, l9c; net receipts,
1858 bales; stock, IS ,296 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, December 8.-Cotton market
VA,
sGesuys sOod oTulnsTyI t9I'32c, net receipts
1875 bales; exports cOasswtSe, 81 bales; sales,
lU00 bales; Stock, his bales.
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LITTLE ROCK ON FIRE.
Tie Most Destructive Fire Ever Ks0wn In
AFkaHsas.

LITTLE Rock, December 28.-one Of the
largest fires that ever occurred in this city
has been raging since ten O'Clock. The
whole square Of buildings, from Nc
Almont's corner to the Odd Fellows
bGilding, were destroyed, including The
Journal printing officil.
The following HOUSES, So far as can hs
sscsrtained at this time, burnt out: Nc
Almont's drugstore, McGsnn'J clothing
house, ,Hornibrook & Townsend, ,bar-rOoE;
]. '. Shepherd, boots and dshoes II. Land
berger, drygoods; A. Llnsell, guDsmith;
Southern Express office; Buerger's saloon;
Heuyck's lfvery-stabls; Journal Office,
and one or two smaller offices and shops.
The Odd Fellows building ia badly dam.
aged, though it is thought it can be saved
The Ere now, at 1:45, is about under
control.
Judge Wiltshire snd a man named
Sheets we're bsdly hurt By falling timber.
The buildings destroyed we're sll frame,
except McAlmont's drug store and Horni-
brook & Townsend's house,
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ST. sRDsETs cRuRcH FAB.

The excitement at the Rocco hall is about
the punch-bowl which goes to the saloon
keeper who gets the most votes, There are
three in the deld-Jim Cannon, Charles Nee
han and smother gentleman whose name has
slipped the memory Of our reporter. The
splendid gold watch, worth three hundred
dollars, which IS to go to the most popular
superintendent at the railroad shops is earn
estly conte1ded for by Messrs. Young, Ryan
and q third party, who is ahead OF both. Last
night great crowd visited the hall, and the
scene was lively.
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n. G. AID THE PRESIDENCY.
Letter frCm the Radical Tribune to the
Radical Caucasian.

ST. LOUIS December 26.-The latest is
sue of the Caucasian, published st Lexing-
ten, Missouri, contains the following
letter, addressed to its editor:
NEW YORK, October, Is, ISL.
2. Donan, Esq
Ay Dear Sir: have yours Of the 14th
inst. 1 have no doubt that the policy you
suggest is that which your party ought
to adopt. They should have run Salmon
P. Chase in 1858. Then, IS the result of
that contest. a return OF genuine peace
and thrift would have been promoted
That policy gave yoU more last yesr in
Missouri than could have been secured
through party triumph. am not the
man you need. Your party is mostly
free trade, and am fsroeious- protection
iss. I have no doubt that 1 might be
nominated snd elected by your help, but
It would place Us all in fslse positions. If
l, who am adversely Interested, can see
this, am sure your good sense viii on
reflection reslizs that you must take
some msn like Gratz Brown, or Trqm-
bull, or General Cox, late secretary of the
interior, snd thus help pscifY and re-
unite our country anew. Yours.
HORACE GREELEY.
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cHlcOT.
Statement Of James w. Mason, Negro,
County Court Judge

wecopy the following from the Washington
Chronicle Of Monday. The gist Of this COM
munieation from one who, we understand,
was the leader In the barbarous murder OF
three white men, of which he makes no men
ton, while iamenting the unfortunate muir
der of Wynn, lies In the suggestion that mar
tial law should be declared throughout the
South;
LAKE VILLAGE, CHIcoT COUNTY, ARK,
December, lHL !
Hon. A. G. Riddle, Washington, DC:
Dear Ss-On behalf Of myself and family
undertake a mournful duty. Our hearts are
bowed with sorrow. Wemnurn for our gallant
and noble young friend, WalthaIi q. Wynn,
VINO was, on Monday, the llth instant, most
foully and tnfamo1sly murdered At this place
by ku-klux assassins for advocating the Re-
publican party. Myself and q few friends,
arrived just in time to support the falling form
Of our friend and capture his dasJardly mur-
derers- Monday last being court day, quite
numbsr Of persons we're in town. Mr.. Wynn,
a few friends and myself had just dined
together. After talking with the family lit
t,e while, and playing with the children poor
Wynn walked over 70 the ecouTthouse-which
is only about two hundred yards from our
dweling-in company with Captain Crute,
stoed talking with myself and other friends
Tor two or three minues, and then walked out
In about five minutes thereafter, making In
all, perhaps, little more than fifteen minutes
after leaving our dwelling, the blood of our
martyr friend was pouring upon the ground
from wound inflicted by a ku-klux by the
name of John II. Saunders, who was aided
and assisted by two other desperadOes and ku-
klux, named respectively Curtis Garrett and
Jasper Dugan. We were fortunate enough 10
prevent the escape Of either of the murderers.
You can assure all friends that no man ever
diei more sincerely mOurned than is Mr..
Wynn by the Republicans Of Chicot county.
He was an ornament to our bar and one OF the |
brightest ornaments Of our State. But,alas he |
has fallen, another victim of the kuklux viO- |
len and of hatred to Republican principles, |
simply because he dared uphold the right. and |
10 speak in behalf Of the weak and needy.
My heart is too full TO write. The spirit of /
rebellion and hatred to the national govern /
meut IS more bitter now than ever. As you, |
perhaps, are aware. am a native OF this coun- /
". My long acquaintance with the rebel L
population allows me to judge with some ac-
;uracy, I speak knowingly. Martial law i
ought TO be declared throughout the entire |
louth. am, very truly, yours, -
JAMES W. MASON. .es'i
Mr.. Wynn was a graduate of The law depart
nent of Howard university, much esteemed. |
MIR. Mason is State senator of Arkansas, |
md was graduate of OberIin college, Ohio.
r.
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PARIS, December 2S I'm the National
Assembly to-day President Theirs in
sisted that the committee who hsvs under
consideration the proposed act allowing
an inc-esse in the circul lation Of the Rank
Of France, submit their decision t. the
assembly INN ecistely tor action. Hs
ssid the present circulation was only
32,000,U00 francs below the maximum
smount row allowed by law, and threat
8n0d the committee that they should
ing relief to the French people from the
scarcity of the circulating medium. The
committee, spurred by Thisrs' threat,
hlaDy, though unwillingly, promised to
submit their proposals at tO-morroW's
sitting.
Paris papers assert that Bismarck is
seeking a pretext for the reoccu patton Of
The eFscUs5ed French provinces.
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THE INFAMY ELIMINATED
Sssteaees In the Ku-KIux Trials at
coIumbls, S0sta Carolina.

COLUMBIA, December 2S.-In the United
States court this morning, John S. Miller
was found guilty. Judge Bond announced
the decision of the court, overruEng
Stanberry's motion for 8 new trial and an
arrest of Judgment.
All the Democrats 50 far convicted and
who have pleaded guilty bsvs bet SEN
Gsnced. The following are the sentences;
John ". Mitchell, Ave years impiscn-
ment and 3 fine Of $1,000.
Sherard Childers. William Montgomery,
Evans Murphy, Hezekish Porter, Z. h.
Mitchell, Sylvanus Shesrer, Hugh Shear
sF, william Shesrer and Jas. B. Shearer,
each eighteen months imprisonment and
. hns OF 500.
DR.. Thomas B. Whitesides one year i'm
prisonment and 3 fine Of 500.
John s. Mills, three months imprison-
Eaent and a hne OF SO.
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A VlCTIH TO DIME EOVELs.
The Police Gazette Causes KOiher-ln Law
to be flashed up.

LOUISVILLE, December gan inquest
on the body of Mrs Klsunsr, who was
killed with hstchet by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Weisert, last Saturday, revealed
the probability that the murderess was
dersnged on the subject of crime, caused
BY reading cheap novels and hsshy liiera-
ture Of the day. A number of such books
and papers were found in her room, and
il was proved that she had been IN the
habit OF poring ever them incessantly.
In the city court TO day, her examination
was continued TO Saturday, and proper
medical treStmeut ordeTad.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


LONDON, December % The Rueter
news agency publishes a contradiction OF
ne report that warrants had bssn sent to
England for the arrest of John O. Hesnan,
end mslzes a suitable apology.
A bulletin from Ssndringhsm states that
tae Prince had good night, and that his
strength Is slowly returning. The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury has ordersd the
discontinusnce of special prayers for the
recovery Of the Prince.
The Standard has 9 report that the
French squadron viii proceed immedi
stely to Greece to support the claims Of
the French ciSizsns TO the silver mines at
Z Sur5um.
The Not d'Ordre is authority for the
report that the Prince de Joinville Is
ab1ut 10 resign his seat in the assembly
to strengthen the position OF the Duke
d'Aumzle.
Theirs gives state dinner on Saturday
In honor Of their msj ssties, the Emperor
and Empress OF Brazil.