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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-17
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a regular meeting OF Jefferson Lodge,
No. 4, ]. o. o. F., hell ut Odd Fellows Hail on
Tuesday evening, November IA. ISL, the follow
ing preamb and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
The sod is yet fresh upon the graves OF our
recently deceased brothers, and we are again
called upon to pay the last tribute Of friendship
aud brotherly love to our late brother, j. E. J
Daas, who was stricken down 10 his early man
hood, while yet the future promised In him 30
much OF all that adorns the character.
Our brother had won the good o. inion OF large
portion Of the community by his afrable, prompt
and correct manner OF doing business, 30 much
80 that the bitter experiences Of the last few
weeks Of his life, during which he followed to the
grave, In terribly rapid succession, father,
mother and brother" all victims Of the 1ata'
scourge which laid him so soon by their side, had
elicited the warmest expressions OF sympathy and
coincidence from almost the whole people OF the
city, who were deeply Impressed By the mourniui
spectacle of his draining the bitter cup OF sorrow
to it's very dregs alone. Brother Daas had just
laid the last Of his family this brother under the
sod, and was leaving the spot with friend, when
he said In his grief and desoation, "Thsy are all
gone, my father, my mother and my brother
and only wish to so too." How oucaing the
scene. How great such grief and suffering. In
almost every home in the city might be heard the
praises of our late brother mingled with words OF
sympathy, and among Wide circle OF friends his
loss will be profoundly felt. We, his brothers,
claim the privilege to mourn with them. There
fore, be 1t
RESOLVED That In the death Of our late esteemed
Young brother, Jefferson Lodged No. 4, l. .; y. F.,
has met with loss which we deeply leel, ano
while we bow in submission to this dlspensauon
of a Providence in which We humbly trust ana
conflde, and are consoled with the renectlon tnst
oar late brothers. career was so highly iraugnt
With ain that was commendable and estimaole,
vet we mourn his less as that Of valued friend
RESOLVED That we sympathize sincerely with
his surviving relatives, and tender 70 them tnis
expressioniof sentiments as our privilege on thls
sad occasion.
Resolved, That page, DC. on our minute book
be inscribed to his memory, and That we wear
the usual badge OF mourning. g.
Resolped, That copy be sent TO his surviving
relatives, and that they bs published IN the daily
papers OF this city. JOHN Il. OsTRNDoRFF,
pNf0' Secretary.
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m@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF CHARLESToN-Courto Of Com
mon Pleas.-RICHARD C. DANIEL, Plaintiff
against, ALFRED A. POST, Defendant Summons
for Money nd.-[Complaint not serVed.l
To ALFRED A. POST, Defendant In this action;
You are hereby summoned and required to an
aver the com oaint In this action, which was
fled In the office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
men Pleas for the said County, and to serve
copy OF YOUR answer on the subscribers at their
office. No. 4S Broad street, Charleston 8. c., with
in twenty days after the servlceo OF this summons
on you exclusive OF the day Of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum OF six thousand one hun
dred and thirty six 10 100 dollars, principal and
interest. and also interest at the rate OF seven
ner cent. from date to the time Of payment, and
costs.
Dated Move nber 4th, 1871.
WHALEY MITCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
rseal.] A. C. RICHMOND, c. C. P.
To ALFRED A. POST: Take notice, that the
snmnons In this action, OF which the foregoing Is
a CODY, was nled in the ofice OF the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, for Charleston County,
ON the fourth day OF November, 1871.
WHALEY 4 MITCHELL,
nov7-tufs Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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BLaCK FROST At LAST.
A Genuine Freeze Yesterday Morning
The Thermometer at Thirty.ohe D'
grees-wInter Begun In Earnest

The sight of genuine, tangible, palpaole ICE
In the cutters and the little pools that the ram Vi
Tuesday had left in the city streets, oofe 'es'''
mony Yesterday morning to the final ana oecis'
siye rout of the pestential powers Oh the aN' Wy
honest Jack Frost, with his icy breath anu frosty
6noers The good news that genuine freeze
had really come, was passed around with Won
derfnl rapidity. Everybody knew 1t as soon as
,bev had been out of bed for hall an hour, and
con,d tell Won all about 1t. Conversations like the
following were frequent:
"Do YOU know we had ice last nightP saw
some this morning"
"Oh, that's too thn."
mot at all. 1t was fully sixteenth OF an incn
thick"
"Where was 1t ?"
why, the fishermen on South Bay found Ice In
their boats when they went to clean them out"
"Yes, and saw some at the corner Of East Bay
and Market streets and broke 1t with my cane.''
There waI plenty OF Ice formed at Potter
Field last night"
ooh. YES, There's no doubt about the ice. Why
should there be? The thermometer went as low
AZ 81 deg, and that Is one degree belt freezing
p p1nt."
.I know there was plenty Of white FROST"
"Oh, pshawl We've had that for week
nearly. There was killing black frost last
night"
The city looked brighter and buster yester DAY
under the stimulus Of the cheering news than IL
had for weeks Men and horses snuned up the
frosty morning air. blew great wreaths OF mist
from Under their blue loses, and wonderfully en-
loved the new sensation. The streets were more
full OF pedestrians and vehicles, and East Bay
especially began to look quite crowded with us
long strings OF dIays. loaded d wn with bales OF
cotton, and hogsheads and cases OF all SORTS OF
merchandise. The hotel arrlv ais, published else
where, ruraish IA ltnful index OF the influx, and
the railroad companies have been compelled 70
double their facilities for bringing passengers
and still find their trains well filed With return
Ing refugees. A spe cial train will be sent up 70
Summervile at eleven O'Clock today to bring
the refugees that ha We been sheltered there. Tne
musicians and the quartermaster's department
Of the United States garrison have already come
back, and at the present rate OF revival, every In
terest in the city will be In full operation as
cheerfully and successfully as though malaria
had not been, and fever were unknown. Has not
Charleston every cause 10 heartily second the
pious AMI patriotic motion Of its Mayor, aud give
humble, heartfelt thanks to an Almighty and ALI
merclful Father for all His blessings.
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Cartersvlle; L. JONES' A. W. Boynton, New YORK;
G. W. Bates, Columbus; o. II. Sader, South Caro-
liua; J. F. Hall, wife, two children and servant,
Rochester; q. N. Weatherby, BennettsVlllei w. F.
Hagar Philadelphia; c. F. Levy, J. W. Hanlon,
city; A. ]. Coe. Boston.
MILLS HOUSE.
B. W. Tomlinson, Charleston Daily News; ]. D.
Burgess, Wilmington, N. C.;V. N. Tai Image, D. C.
Ayerill. K. Averlll, A. P. Clafln. L. Stein, New
York; ]. Chadwick J. Straus, wife, two children
and servant, B. Straus, wife and child, city; T. O.
Gladstone Canada; D. Murphy, Albany; W. q
Cosgroye, Troy.
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The MISSING MAN.-The whereabouts of Mr..
]. A. Alpers still remains profound mystery,
Notwithstanding the endeavors OF his friends to
ascertain the circumstances attending lis disap-
pearance. Their fruitess search has led many to
believe that the unfortunate gentleman, who was
always quiet and steady has been kidnapped BY
some parties and taken to sea. They are con-
vinced that he Is not on the land, and arrive at
the conclus ion that he is kidnapped after
careful examination Of all the facts attending his
habits and his Intentions when last seen. The
mystery is painful one, and 1t ls hoped that a
solution will soon be found.
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FOUND DEAp.-Early yesterday morning
MtrJ Louisa Chaponie colored woman, who
was walking abons on the day previous, appa-
rensly in good health. was found dead In her bed,
at her bl.ce OF residence, No. 81 George street.
Her demise was eneoted in the quietest manner
without any alarm being given, or any OF the
other occupants Of the house being aware OF what
was going on. The deceased was native OF
Port an Prince, Hsytt, and was fully eighty.two
wears Of age, having resided here over nfty.nVe
wears. An inquest was held over her body, and
the jury found that she had come to her death
from old age.
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BUSINESS ENyELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
bu :iness cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes. ...r ia. .. .i..-
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Pioneer Fire Company, at 6 A. NJ.
Pleaix Fire Company, at 9 A. N.
vlgilant Fire Company, at 3 A. M.
Hook and Ladder, No. !, at A. ID.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at Al.
German Fire Company, at Al.
Etna Fire Company, at 6 A. NJ.
Eagle Fire Company. at hslf-past a. NJ
washington Fire Company, at a. A.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 8 A. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at A. III.
Zerubbabel Chapter, at halfpast r NJ.
Marion Lodge, at n.
Char,eston social Mounted CLUB, at ,alf.past I
P. II.
Carolina Independent Boat Club. at sl'M.
Executive Board Howard Association, at IL NJ.
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~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF CHARLEsToN-OoURT OF
COMMON NPLEAS-RICHARD Q. DANIEL, PLAIN.
TIFF, AGAINST NORMAN W. KINGSLEY, DE.
FENDANT.-summons for money demand.-lcom-
plant not served
To NORMAN W. KINGSLEY, Defendant In this
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action, which
was filed In the once OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve
copy OF your answer on the subscribers, at their
once, No. 4s Broad street, Charleston, 8. G.,
within twenty days after the service OF this sum.
monds on you, exclusive OF the day OF service.
II you fail TO answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment
a: a,nst you for the sum Of ten thousand two
hundred and thirty three $500 dollars, princi-
pal and interest, and also with interest at the
rate of seven per cent. from the fourth day Of
November, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.one, on that amount to the day Of pay
men and costs.
Dated November 4, 1871.
wHALEY 4 MITCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
n
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FASHION EMPORIUM M-Messrs. MenSe Null
ler otrer 10 the erner sex such wonac fui styles
of patt res and material for alornIne themselves
as are only to be found a, taeir wei known stand
in King, opposite S S'cie'y streets. Af. Aenke
has lust returned from the North with fall as!
sortment OF everything that Ca make Inaa feel
like lord Of creation.
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QUIET.-A gentleman from Newberry Coun-
ty informs the Columbia Union that matters are
in q satisfactory and quiet situation throughout
the county. 1t is stated by the Union that seve.
raj persons have occasionally left the county
through fear OF Ku-Klux divuglngs, and returned
again, and that there Is regular system OF In
formation adopted, so that should the peace Off.
GERS get on the scent Of any Of them they could
easily evade arrest.
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BUSINESS TICEs.

THE VISITING DELAWARE F1REMEN will not
fail TO give Wilson's Grocery Call, and among
their many pleasant recolleotions OF the "ctty by
the Sean will be this mammoth Grocery House
and Tea Emporium, the finest OF Its character In
In this city. noVlf-I
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The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cer,s, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, ilidwiok,
Gary &Co.-Mr. Ebeu Coriin, suo-agent for this
splendid AMI attractive Scheme, Is now prepared
to sell tickets FOR the same. Applications 10 De
made to him at the once Of Mr.. Edward H. More
land, No. 20 Broad street
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On THE TRAMP.-On the night of Wednes-
day, the 18th instan t, the premises OF Mr.. P.
Meltsler, 30. 12e King street, were invaded Oy
depredatore. who carried OF two fine Brahma
fowls and gray hen. The robbery was enected
in an artistic manner, and no alarm was given.
This is the first raid Of the poultry thieves which
has been chronicled for some ame and shows
that the time Is come when Christmas poultry
are In danger Ia more ways than one.
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EIRST- CLASS RIVER-BOTTOM LAND
Il in high and healthy part Of the State ior
sale, with Flour, Grst and Saw Mills, Cotton Gin
and Thresher, and Q successful stand Tor CouH-
viii be sold for partition, to the highest bid
der. at spartanbufg, :. c., on the nrst MONDAY
In January, 1872, If not previously contracted nor
a. The vse1 %eIr ' Known Plantation Of oAMpoBELEA,
belonging to the Estate or the late Major d. J.
Dean. containing 1341 acres. ..s.....ts!
1t Is situated on the great thoroughfare BE-
tween s. O. ana
twenty. five miles northwest or :Greenvfie suo
i've miles from Gowansville.
The place Is one OF the most desirable In the up
% most uneaualied for tie quantity and quality Of
It's Reed d-Bottom to be In heal ny locality, with
good Mills, bringing an immediate and never.
falling return for the capital invested-hay1ng BIO
acres OF best Reed Bottom In one body, within ene
fence, in high state OF cultivation, never having
failed even In seasons OF greatest drought 70 bring
q good crop, while the land ts constantly mproV-
ing, and the whole well ditched and drained.
ALSO,
100 acres of best Greek Bottom, fresh and un.
The remainder Of the Tract is well wooded. In
original grswth, and no green timber has been
cut on the place in sixteen years.
There are fve Settlements on the place, suitaote
for tenants, and ample materials Of both wooo
and stone are In sight OF the Saw MIL.
The Flour ana Grlst MILLS arg wen uuut nLss
story OF stone-has three sets Of boiling chests,
three run Of mill stones, and make as good neur
as any made south OF Baltimore. They naveb been
rebuilt, as well as the Saw Mill within few
near completion Of the AIRLINE Railroad will add
The Nills win be contracted for separately tas
also the Lands In lots to suit purchasers) az PHI
vate sale. ...-.....,...as.. u.
Terms-Cash Is preferred;J but Il more conve:
nient to purchasers, 1t Will be sold for one-half
cash-one. fourth In six months, and onefourth In
twelve months with interest from DAY OF sale,
and bond and mortgage to secure the payment OF
the same. Title indsputable.
Persons wishing to examine the place VIII %
directed at the Mill to Henry F. King. ESQ.,. or
william J. Wslden on the place: ANY informauon
Spartanburs Courthouse to Edward ]. Dean, OF
Dr @. E. Fleming-or by letter TO the Execltnx,
MRS. NARY OWEN DEAN, -
noyS-fe Lock Box 20, Spartanburg, 8. O.
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ENGLISH sADDLEs.-For sale, "a fine English
ssddles and 100 Mcclellan Saddles. VIII be sold
low to close consignment.
JOHN CoMMINs, No. aos King street,
noy14tufe Above wentworth.
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VACANT oRF1cEs.-The Governor, by procla-
nation, declares vacant the oflces OF county
commissioner, to which william T. Thorn, Oh
Spartanburg County, and David Feulk, OF Lau-
rens County, were elected, for the reason that
they neglect to qualify In accordance with the
law governing such proceedings.
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ARTISTIC ENeRAvNe.-+Mr. VIM. Fisher, the
well Known Charleston engraver, whose taste and
artistic workmanship We have often had canae 70
praise, carried or two premiums at the Columbia
state Fair. A medal was awarded him 1or .
viRnette and zeal, and q second medal for steel
engraving. We venture to say that no premiums
at the fair were better deserved or more Wortnily
bestowed
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WHO WAS HR.GThe Augusta Chronicle says:
"There was good deal Of excitement on Broad
street, near Jackson, caused BY reneontre De-
tween a Charleston man and resident OF TINS
city. me meeting took place near the Globe Ho-
tel. but no damage was done to either party. The
recorder win sssess damages this morning.
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4 Row.-A shooting scrape occurred Tuesday
st Anderson Courthouse, during which Jess
whitford was slightly wounded by Benjamin
Cuber,son. The whole ala!r was drunken one,
politics having nothing to do with 1t in the re-
motest manner.
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BURNED TO DEA7H.-We learn from the
Kingstree Star that a negro man was burned to
death q few nights ago at Cade's depot. The man
was turpentine hand, aud having his clothes
besmeared with turpentne when he esught on
IRE, 1t was impossible to put 1t out. He was
almost burned into crisp and died very soon.
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OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention OF our merchants TO THE NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Made up with
th3butmost care, and handsomely printed with
entirely new type, is forms. with the business
card OF the house forwarding 1t, the most attract
i've and welcome weekly commercial circular that
can be used Price. for ten copies or more, with
business cards, two and half cents par copy;
single copies ave cents.
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A SUSkEN VESSEL. Information has reach
ed this city that the sloop Chicors was sunk In
Wappoo Cut Monday night, about half.past II
O'Clock, while on her way to this city. She had
three hundred and fifty bushels OF rough rice
aboard.
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REaoyAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. ls1 Meeting street to No. sos King street,
nye doors above Wentworth. Good substantial
Shoes kept as usual. '-..- noVi7-im"s
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DErscr1vE Appo1NTXENT.-Mayor Wagner
has appointed Mr.. Melizler, formerly the mes
senger OF Counci) to the Detective force, IN the
place Of F. Backus, who declines the appoint
ment.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Sarah Silvia, lodged Tor
being drunk and unsole to take care, OF hersef
at the corner Of Princess and Archdaie sneets'
was discharged with reprimand.
Henry Matthews, colored, arrested lor oisor-
de1ly conduct at the corner OF st. Philip ana Ca
houn streets, was sentenced to pay nne OF two
dollars, or spend ten days in the House OF Cor
rection. -.
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ELECTION IN CHARLESTON CouNTY.-A
special election will be he'd in this coun ON 'ne
9th instant for member OF the House II Repre-
sentatiyes, in the place Of James J. HARDY, VINO
has resigned.
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MAIL ROUTE OPEsED--The mail rou'e from
Lexington Courthouse to Mt. willing, Etsehed
County, via Rocky Well, Drafts MIL HOBO"
Greek and Germanvllle, has been opened.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK al DIS
store. furniture, horses and mules
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at 8 ssore'
boots shoes and hats.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock corner
Mil and Ashley streets, household furniture SC
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no. a6 KING STREET-a household word;
and the al re number Of purchasers who congre'
gate daily AZ hts "busy hive" attest the popu-
larity OF lhst-Do:iar Tea hoVio
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CITY CouNcIL.-The members of the City
Council are requested to assemble at the City
Hall, at half past eight o'clock, to review the
steam nre companies and the visiting nremen.
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"IF YOU want enemies, excel others. nyou
want friends, let others excel you."-Cotton.
Wilson'S GROCERY,
novl7-1 No. 300 King street.
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An IScENpIARY AT WORK -F1ENDIsH AT
TEMPT TO BURN DwsLLINd-THE ALARM AND
EXTINCTION OF THE FIRE. About TWO O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning, an attempt was MADE 10
burn the dwelling 0. colore d man named joseph
Bright on the west side OF Anson street, two
doors above the Catholic Churth. The dwelling
ia a wooden two tory house, situated far back
in the lot and occupied By Bright and his large
family, among whom are several small children
They had retired for the night and were sound
asleep, when, between two and three O'Clock In
the morning, Bright was awakened by the cries
or his children, whom he found almost stined oy
the thick smoke which rose up through the cracks
OF the door. At once divining the cause, ne gave
the alarm OF hre, and rushed from the mouse. In
his ward nothing could be seen, but the oack OF
his house stood exactly on the dividing line OF the
two lots, the adjoining premises oehs o"neo ano
occupied by Nicholas Yocken.
Ararty OF men, attracted by the cry Oh nre'
leaped the front gate OF Yockeh's premises and
running 10 the back Of Brigat's house, found
fire kindled under the; flooring, and burning
fercely. A well was, fortunately. at hand, ana
repeated buckets oi water soon e1tinguisned the
dangerous invader. A large pile OF kind ing Wooo
was found to have been placed under the Joists Oh
the house, near the corner, and set on fire. The
wood was also covered with coal tar, and pools OF
this innammable substance were found beneath
.ne kindling wood. No trace OF the incendisrles
,sere found, except board Knocked from the
renee. between the church premises and those Of
yocten,s, making hole large enough for small
man to get through. The house nred was old and
dry and like those In the nsJghbofhood. being
o.xood. general csnnagration would have en-
o,es had the nrst tempt been successful The
-Ar has been placed In the hands OF the de-
tecttves, and it ts hoped that the authors OF this
s,aborcM outrage WIN soon be brought to justice.
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'IAM going to buy Singer Sewing Machine
to day |" "Ah! Why do yon buy the Singer :"
,Tc DO my family sewing"
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ALAwLEss APPRoPRIATIoN.-Yesterd al
tsrnoon, an old colored woman named Martha
Maxwell who had gathered small bag OF waste
cotton during the day, stopped on Atlantic wharf
to speak with friend. and while doing this put
down her bag. Charles Jones, negro boy,
found the cotton thus, and, grabbing 1t, he ran
or and sold it.for the suD OF twenty-five cents
The poor woman arrived at the store after the
bsrgein had been concluded, and the purchaser
refused to let her have the cotton. She then de.
manded the money Of Jones, who also refused TO
give 1t Tn her, until policeman was called when
Jones tore up the fractional currency and hung 1t
at the woman. he was taken to the Guardhouse
and locked up for the night, to be brought before
the Mayor lnls morning on the charge Of larceny
AMI YSsrancy.
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GENTLEMEN's HATS, Caps, scaris and Ties al
Plenge's, No. 2ol King street. Drop In and loos
a, tbem nogl7-2