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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28


 Two orzanists are now ensa4sd ior church wsddincs. ns one ua1hIlf gets tired out beforg tIIe bride is ready For t1e aa<1iee. nna iresh hand ig needed lo uo 1he ss U alhe MnEch and inton1 tne scr vice.
 The actual saving of timS by the Mont Oenis tunnels creation in the txausp9N of the Indian mail is very great, Dns sne English are now talking of o0mp.e the time 90 that it will De day and q nan less than now.
 There will be SAeO. GOO aaI.ed for to com plete the census of 1870. The cogt 70 tar has been ca. .oO7 600: tllat of the 180U cen sus was S1, ,902, ,0OO, but the ratio is lees for the present census than for that of AeoO. 4 woman who was trnveling on tho Grand Trunk railroad with . ticket mark cd ssGood only for this train md the aax received. Not good to stop over, ana who did stop over, and Wne then pnt on the train, has received e600 and oo9ts % damages
 Birmingham, England, estabhehed i've free libraries some time since for tt9 work inr clasees: but was somewhat sutpfisod to find that only three per cent. of theso same classes took books therefrom. Per haps they had better teach the working class how to read first of all. Connecticut's most patfiaFchai trees are some chestnuts found in the town Of Ans dover. Seyeralof them circumferntetwon- l ty feet, and the largest is over twenty three feet around. This latter is euppos- ed to be the largest tree in the Nutmeg State.
 A very interesting discovery has just been made at All Souls College, Oxford. vas ceiling in chapel of the college, hf- teen ancient paintings were discovered at- tached to the roof, where they have re- posed undiscovered during two centuriea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

JOU PFluS1USs
 Al kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and psomptly done.
 Daefnsas Carda, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, LAbaia Ball Tickets, HandbilIs Pamphlets, &c., &o., dSns ln the best style, and aa cheap as at anT once in the State.
 Or8sn can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent cut hy mail Qf smsll), by ssags or express, to most ports of the county. without serious risk or dsiay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
6be fitfbieio Gl.quirer, G.A. HICK0x, Editor < Proprietor,
 liIckFIElp, eona.
,rER;i,.Ms: 5.
eubseriptlen. per annun.

" no specific directions regarding thelength of inaaxtion accompany advertisements. Probate Noticos viii be kept in three weeks, and all oth- sr adysrtlssmsnts "t. f." (tili forbid) or until Ordered out.
 Yearly advertisers are entitled to four changes auring their term (not oftensr than once a lm0nth) without charge.
 Yearly CT half yearly advertisements are pay able quarterly; all other advertisements in ad- vane6.
 simple notices of Birth, Death or Marriage. are innegtsd free of charge; obituary notices, cents
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
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 Snsu-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers,
 $4 per annum. Five copies or over, 8
 each; an extra copy will be sent for eve
 " club of ten sent for at one time; or,
 if preferred, copy of Rscollsetions ol
 Busy Life, by Mr. Greeley. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. To Mail Subscribers.
 One copy, one year. 52 issues, S2.0O Five copies, one year. 52 issnas, O. co
 TO oNn ADDRESS.
 all ct enc Post Office Y ss 10 Copies, S1 50 each. % Copies, 26 each. Al And @ Ono Ezsr. Copy to eaeh ciab. @ - TO NAMES or sUHacnznRHG,
 all at one Post 0fice. 10 Copies. a 60 each. 20 Copies. 8 each. 50 Copies, 10 each. And One Rxtra Copy to each Club. Persons entitled to an extra copy can, il preferred, have either of tho following books, postage prepaid; Political Econo. my, by Horace Greeley: Pear Culture for Profit. by Quinn; The Elements q Agriculture. by Geo. E Waring Advertising Ratsa
 DAnx TRIBUNE, 8Oc.. 4Oc.. 50c.. 75c.. and a per line. ss& SE1n. WmKLr TEnUHn. 25 and 50 cent per ma
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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

THs RAsm PLAHT.-Culture of it in GdtJbrHia. The Fannie plant, whose fiber seems so we'll adapted to the loom and whose culture is becoming very gen eral in California, ia native of Java and other parts of the East Indies, and the bark has usually been dressed by hand by the natives. It was not until l84A that the attention of European manufactures was called to the new texile but since that time they have been avid Of its pnr- chase and fabrication. It may be inter- mixed with such fine fabrics as silk. cot ton, or othsrstaples, with the greatest ease. The Louisianians began to cultivate it in 1887. tgrows admirably on the cotton lands. and is said to be much more easily produced. Hisa formidable rival 10 cotton. Louisiana and Mississippi had l; 800 acres of it under cultivation in 1S70 The first attempts as it's culture in California were made in Alameda county. Two farmers risked few hundred dollars on the ex- pertinent, and the growth of tho plant was % rapid and mxuriazstt that the agricultur- alists in all the surrounding counties at once took mp the ramie In IuIare coun- ty the plant has grown with immense and astonishing rapidjty. The Pacific Ra- mic Company is now ot4anized, and is about to plant very large tracts of land in Los Angeles county with xamie, as soon as the rains will permit European man. ufacturars have guaxanteeda . constant de- mand in excess q the supply. Neu ma: chinery has been invented Tor releanina and cutting tho plant, which must be cut whom about i've feet high. The machines have not ret succeeded in thorourhlv re- placing the hand labor, in r0m0ring the outer husk from the bark, and separating the bark from the wood. An enterprising Englishman, member of the British Easf India Communication, has offered a $25 900 prize for . machine that will do this work properly
 Il few days since, man well known in New York society not yonng, and who could not dance was sitting et party, near a young lady, and watching the maxes of tho 19erman. He tuned to her, knowing her well, and said CT wish you wosld let mo put my arm around y0af waist Of course She looked q him iii amasement. s<0h F said he, ron know Ic.n't dance, but I don't see the diiIeksncs HI fhese young mon have then aSzps 6bopt Ghe Rixls wnists. and why nhouH not have fhe same privilege, thoueA l sit still ?s s, <
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28
Farm For Sale.

A VALUABLE Farm containing 119 Acres. ait. EA uated miles south east of Iitohfeld, with fl or 16 acre1 of large timber; apple orchards and other fruit, farm house and necessary farm build lngas two never failing wells of good water and n inc brook running through tho farm Thia farm lies in pleasant valley, the land $ naturally wa1 and dry and admirably adapted for raising fruit and farm and garden crope. desirable location. For further particulars inquire of
 ss-tf k CoNKLlN, Litehhsld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-12-28

tsn sshsarssd to thoss that sluinsa thsi, hospitality.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04
By A. ], WHITE & son.

DosTPoNED ON ACCOUNT OF THE
weather.-aayer, Receiver, vs. DuPre ct al
BY virtue Of an Order OF sale IN this cause, t.
me directed BY he Hon r. r. Graham, Judge OF
the court OF Com mon Pleas for Che First Ctrcuit,
aatei March I C.. 1871. l will oder for sale, at PUB.
lie Auctien, THIS DAY, the 9TH April instant.
at II O'Clock A. H., at the Old Postonice, Charles
ton, S.. c.,
All that PLANTATION situate In the Parish OF
81, James Santee, Charleston County, know as
uAshton,n containing about seventeen hundred
and eiRhty-one {17sI) acres, more or less. Bound.
ing north on Santee River; east on Landh 81
ameS Doar and >arah Mole; south on Esnd0 OF
arthur Blake, and west on Lands OF John \. Do.
Pre-. having such form and shape as deAnest9d IN
Flat Of Samuel W. !oyner, Surveyor, made assh
February, a. u. 1861.
That other PLANTATION, situate on south aide
of santee River, On Dutart's Greek, tn the Parish
OF st, James. Santee. Charleston County. con.
tanning one thousand and seven acres. Bound
lne nnrth on Santee River; south on LANDS OF Z.
d. Jerrau; east on "Ashton,n above descrthed,
and west on L,n.is OF Mrs. Ruledge and WOOD
Stock having such shape and form as are de
llnested In q Plan male BY W. Henry Me1ard,
Deputy surveyor, IN May, A. d. 1850.
Terms-0ne.third cash: the residue on q credil
of one and two years, secured by bond or bones
or The purchaser, and mortgage OF the premises,
with Interest from the day OF sale. PAYABLE seni.
stamps. G. L. BUST,
sor4 R-ferea
IA
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~R usINEss NoT1oEs.

l. ssWnsoA's GRooEznHs!T This establishment,
wilton nssbecohhe so weIrand raSorably known to
all thrifty housekeepers, partly by the liberal
plan on which Its business is conducted, and
partlYby tnaJudiciousa and perseveripg use which
It's active and energetic proprietors have made OF
the advertising columns Of THE NEWS, is about to
change its quarters. The Messrs. Wilson md
that the modest corner which they have hitherto
occupied Is now altogether too small to accom-.
modste their constantly increasing business, and,
reluctant as they are to quit the old stand, they
have been compelled to seek a more cornmodious
as well as q more central location. They have,
therefore, leased the large and handsome store
on King street, between Wentworth and Society,
recently occupied by the Medical Depot Of DR..
Cohen, and will take. immediate steps TO replace
the present front by 8 new and lighter structure.
The requisite charges will probably be completed
during this month, and on the LIST Of May they
expect to occupy the new store. Once established
ON our great retail thoroughrare, "Wison's Gro.
.cery, will doubtless become more than ever q
tshousehold word' in our con munity.
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Hotel Arrtvals-ARrii 3

e.%YutARLEsroN HdfEL-3
Mr.. and Mfs. CGrtis, rowhsend Harris, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. P. @. voughr, New Jersey
Thomas Parish, Mrs. b. A Falls. >. q. Parrish, II
J. Hsyt. Newburgh, n. Y; ]. 9. At%ater and wife
Hrs. Church, Robt.. Colgate and valet. Miss Col
gaba, James L Ryan ard lsdy, O. H.. Cotrines
New York; F. A. Dockw sy, Florida; James P
TalIsfero, N. n. Kingsley, New York; 8. q. Cart
wright, London; A. E. Cole, Brooklyn; Mrs. e
Paile aud three children. I. q. FaIe, Jr, VI. 8.
Brown add wife, H. Buck and. wife, Ar. FL.
Buck aud serysdt NewYarfS1 a Keller, Orange.
burg; 4. r. Moore, sumter.
HILLS HOUSE.
3. 8. Jones, q. O. PsaLrtest, Washington; F. A
Page, wife, child ami servant, 18th o. 8. Infantry
P. Briggs, Florida; 8. Smith, wife, two children
and servant, o. 9. A.; J. Kenpton, New York; ].
R. Murray, Halifax; A.. +" Villains, Beaufort; D. ].
Kirwsn, N. Y. herald; q. L. Bond and wife, Balti.
more; z. Il. Woodward. Augusta; ]. l. 7omilsou,
wife, child and servant, Roch ster; Jno. Worsrer
and wife. Boston; ]. Novel;, 81. F. Aickok, New
Jersey; 7. B. Blackwell. Columbia
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. S. Bamberg and lady, Batnberg; g. h. Kirk.
land. Alendsls; j. q. Dodge. Il. Fails, J. T. Yoans-
blood, wllistop; Jas. E. DeLoach, Dr.. Jno. e. De-
Losch, Pocotaligo; ]. Clan, Cincinnati; J. q. Han.
sen. Express Go.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04
BIZ LOUIS McLAM
Auctioneer

etALE DELAYED ON AocoQMo or THE
~ +WEATHER-VAEBABEESsL0 II TIE
NORTHEASTERN PART OF HE;OITT a NktU-
TON.
on THURSDAY, the 9Th: Apr. ct il .s'cleak
A. NJ, I viii oner for sale at public suction, as tho
Old Pastosace, fool. OF Broad street, az ~
on.the west side Or Drake street, In che City OF
Charleston, laseiy belonging .t65H. A-Treuf1olm.
buseiDg and bounding east. on Drake street. r6nh
OF ii. W. Tllton. late or g. a. Trenholm and vest
ON lands Of Tfieenas fredericksburg una
containing In front, on Drakestreet1 . eaFshe
west line, 80 feet each, and on the nortA ARd
south lines each $50 feet, be the said dimenst00s
q little more or less.
Terms-One.hair cash; balance IN one year.
Purchsserto psysfor papefs antrsrsthps.
mar3l 1879. D yEssn.- 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

TIE UNITED STATES OoURr.--The Circuit
Cocrt was opened at II O'Clock, yesterday morn.
ing, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
A s~ufdciept number Of. jarors did not answer 10
complete psnets. sndt1e maranatuas objected to
summon twelve addi. ional Jurors TO complete the
grand jury, and ten to complete the petit turies,
oil to attend at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Adam n. Reser aud William q: Henderson. con
victed at the last term. OF the. Circuit Court Oh
rcbbing the United States mail, and now In jail
at Columbia, were ordered to DO brought to
Charleston for further disposition III their cases.
A sct,ss tuoas vas isuedt against Perry D.
shookley, who had given bond to appear before
this court for trial on she chargeof usansa vhis'
key barrel on which the stamp bad not been de.
faced, and against the sureties- on the bond, to
show cause why their bond should not be for.
feated.
The Judge gave notice that, under the rules Of
this Circuit Court, the civil .deocksts would es
sounded. = IS : e. q ~ : { 81
The district attorney informed the court that
he would urge. as the hrst business Of the conrt,
the trial OF the Beaufort commissioner for VIC
lSsing the election lawI 80
In the cases against ". ?. Colcock and Daniel
Hayward, for debt on their oniclal bonds, the de-
PENDANTS, on The sf1davit Of W. F. O'clock, were
flowed until the first Monday in-June next to
plead TO. tile declaration.
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock This
msrstns.s .-1s
CotaI Arrf1nIa-A nrfl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

PHOTOGRAPH ALBU1s CHEAPER TEAM EVER
,fa Velvet and Leather bindings, l15 cents; Old
price 90 cents. ID Velvet and Leather bindings,
| IS cents; old price ST. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 IS. In Velvet and Lea
Their bindings, sl2o; old price 81 So.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR. AND No. 1sI King ST.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. : Congress
Middleton wss brought before Commissioner Por-
teous, yesterday morning, and examined on the
charge Of violating the sacsioriaws az the Bluff
ton pol, Beaufort leunss, sdaStag. the faH cleo
ton. Congress, who Is a captaik of militia, was
proved to have nnarohst his oompsds up to one
poll and voted them as they stood In line In the
company we're . great many youths and this
ACCOUNTS for tine numerous cases OF voting under
age which occurred, at that precinct. The. CIR
oumstances we're made known by the orderly ser.
seant Of the company. several Of whose relatives
got In trouble BY Oh ying the orders Of Csp'san
Congress. The latter was b0aod ogef on g 'od
security TO appear at the May term. q the United
States District Court. N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

JOB LOT OF HOSIERY just opened at stoD,
Webb l. Co, Childrsu's Socks at s centsi Boys
At 10 to IL cents. Extra cheap lot Of Ladies' Hose
90 Is cents. 'spr4tuthss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

MELcHERs D. MuLLERtake pleasure in an
neunGhe to their customersthat they are now
opening, at No. 217 King street, a full assortment
Of seasonable Dress Goods, Laees, P~arasols, &C.,
Witch they will dispose of at extrcmslylow prices.
aur3.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

DOLLAR sraaH MISUNDERSTANDING taken the
agency for shfstllstlaw onderswe aate prepared to
furnish them singly or to the trade. Single en-
| gines mailed to any address on receipt Of 81 50.
T BorNRsr & MARTIN,
Nos. 500 King and q Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

BEAUTIFUL srEREoscoPIc VIEWS of the City
of Charleston and vicinity, Forts Sumter and
Moultrfs, Magnolia Cemetery, &C., &C., can be
purchased at Won SANT8N's BAZAAR,
No. zee King street. next to Academy Of Music.
apr+tuf2
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BUT FOUL WHITE PfoUE DRESSES from Stoll,
Webb & Go. Some rs low ss Is cents. Also,
showing all other prices in handsome figures.
apr4tuths3
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SHOES! SHOES All who are in want Of
good substantial Boots and Shoes, will ind
them at No. a3l Injecting street. 2 They are offered
at retail. JOIN ConhINs.
marT-tuA
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.ExERc1sEs OF HOLY WEEx.-CathedrAl
Chapel, Wednesday, halfpast ~. H.. once OF
>Tenebra Sermon, BY Right Rev. p. N. Lynch, D.
D. Holy Thursday, "a r.. Hugh Esss; Process
sion ofthe Blessed Sacrament; hall. past ! P. H.,
Tenebra sermon, by Rev. Harry P. H0rthrop.
Good Friday, A. n, Mass OF the Presanctinei
and venerarion Of the Gross; half.pest I, Tenebra
Sermon, by Rev. O.. ]. Croghan.. Holy Saturday,
ga. n, ONCE and High Mass. At st. hary's,
on Thursday, Friday ana saturday, servives com.
mence at 7 A. N. Good Friday. Ar. n, Stations
of the Cross.
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9emlng maehlnes.

.wEEDn FAMILY FAvoRIrE LooKsT1roB
MACHINE.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash: All Kinds Of
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, tWnite
black and colored,D SIX, OIL, soap, &c, &C.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples OF
work sent on application.
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing IA
chimes and Material, No. 37 King street,
aux17 Charleston, 8. O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

MApE's N~TrRoGENIzED SUPERPHesPHATE has
eighteen yesfa Of practical success. KnsshAN
HOWELL are agents for the State. tn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

To oa,osB out our stock of Tenpins, Too
| Chests and Building Blocks, We have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. Isl KIN st., AMI HAs1L ST. BAZAAR.
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ATTENTION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. view
OF Charleston snd vicinity, at No. l6l King street
OF at the Hasel street Bazaar. noy12
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

tAsr any oneSwho hassever used the 0i,
Carolina Bltters what their opinion Isf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

Oh CAROLINA B1rTERs are not offered as
cure for al the diseases fesh Is hetrto.
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THE present time has one advantage e
every other-it Is our own, therefore It is well for
all that are suffering to test the virtue Of the Old
Carolina Bitters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

THE ATTENTION OF WAToH-BUYERs Is called
to our Largo. eteck of Wsltha Il Watches. These
Waschesnaye BEEN lcug. known throughout the
| United Sales as the best and cheapest In the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
". C~ARRfaron 4 90,
marl3.mtuf No, $50 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

BUSINESS ENvHLoPEs.-THE' NEWS Job Office
ID now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at. S. per thons'
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

MORE CHEAP DRESS GOODS just opened q
ston, webb d Co. Japanese at % cents. Hlgt
!, coIors at % cents. apr4tuthsa
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A NEW .Lof of mercantile Note Paper, fvt
quires for Soc, at the Hasel street Bazaarsnd No
ra King streat. : oct10-mtu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF tn LADIES L.
invited to q lot Of entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices, by Nine. Luzier, Psris-
Ian dressmaker, King street, one door above
wentworth street. Call early as the supply is
limtted.-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

CLUBS AND sxARs-peter Marks and A.
GoYdsbourne, arrested for being drunk and 6fscr.
derry durt4k the wee hours OF Sunday morning,
IN p EKsnnedy's oarsroom, Me,;tiug street, we're
released On a deposit OF S. each, and their case
was postpone unit! tnis morning.,
Edward nfvers, another drin ist who, while In
. state OF in'6kcstton, dung 2 bucket Of water
overs sco,dmg ssnsa, IN Mary street, was dis
charged on the plea or frst offence.
Joseph Walker, u foufes, who was.making night
hideous erweea 4 aud.s o'cluck, In Cooks KoW,
Calhoun street, SAID 1t WAS onlNthe spring wealth
or coming out on him, and " Is discharged.
Two COWS, fe"Ld G Ing at large inAlne street,
were duly taken care Of by a policeman and de
hvered to the owner on o deposit or 81 each,
which was declared BY the Mayor to bstorfeised.
EaE STATE CIRCUIT COuRr.!Fhe1C Court OF
Common Pleas Wa opened yesterday mofn-
ing, at 10 o'clock. his Honor Judge Graham
presiding.
The ,uries were called and al. Unanswered A @.
Kaufman. OF Jury No. ], and q. q Stool. OF Jury
no z were excused until wanted, and T. q
Thsyer and Robert Howard, IT., supernumefs
lies, snbst,t tied.
The case. OF Gerken vs.. Mollenhauer was re-
ferred to v. !. fpbias. speeiai referee.
snovdep VI. Brown. Referred soso.R Niles
Esq, special referee.
Thomss VS.. pevssnx. Verdict for the plalnif
for $Sae 10. i Gx -.
Barker va Dssnan.. Verdict for the plaintiff
for $loss 3D.
L&Vton vs.. Perry. Verdict for'the plaintiff.
The court then adjourned until 10 o'oluok THU
morning. $3.50
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CRoouEr! CRoQUsTl II CRooUEr llEIm
mense reduction In price The largest Eieh
CroQuet at 81.
basel STREET BAZAAR AND No. 16l KING 81.
mar22 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

he WENT TO AIL.-Cyrus Jenkins, arrested
Saturday night 10 the oaArgeuf staobing Henry
Levy, at sbal ID Eluots4 direct. mas triedyes.er.
day morning before Trial 5r=siee Levy. Several
witnesses Identified Cyrus as ths-man who had
gone up tol~vy a. sse conuenseme1s o. daDee,
and stabbed him with a pocket knife after which
he effected his escape. leaving the ban In ''confu.
sion dire.n Tie prisoner wes found guilty,
and sentenced 70 'pw sp'hns df $40 and
costs, or go to JAZZ for shissy dsys. he smiled in
. dlsheartened m,nner as he felt his empty po:x-
cts. and foil wed hs constable out Of court to the
jail with calm resignation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

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