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NOON DESPATCHES. 1

AssRl1BLiha OF THh TRHNCR LEaIsLATUBH
.p 4. MEMORIAL TO CowPER, &o., 90.
y PARIS. December 6.-rhe National
Assembly effected an Organization by 70.
eleotipg President Greevy and Woe. Pre-
sidepS OF last year. As the legally
elected representatives Of the people,
Tho status OF the Orleans Princes pro.
mise9 TO be one OF the leading questions
before the Assembly. Bills restoring to
them their conflsoated estates, and all
their rights as citizens OF France, are
preparing, and will be introduced at an
early day. It Is anticipated that the
measure will give rise &c !ong and excit.
ing debates. The extreme left wing will
meet them for proposals OF general
amnesty, which, Getting free the thon-
sands OF Communits still held prisoners
in the hulks and elsewhere, will be con-
adhered only an equitable compliment of
the Rot Of Justice proposed to the House
aof !; OtleanS.l The President, with his
well, known .cautiousness, hesitates to
commit himself on subjects go productive
OF agitation. La Repu6lique Frdncaise,
Radical organ, says the Left will not
take the initiative in moving the return
Of the Assembly and Government to
Paris, but there is no reason to doubt
that the removal will be effected during
this session OF the Legislature. A de-
cree appears this evening. appointing
Mr. Balron, Ambassador to the German
Empire, to reside at Berlin.
LONDON, December GA memorial to
the poet Oowper, tn be erected at Berck-
hamstead, is Contemplated, and subscrip-
tions from the admirers of the author of
the 'Taske." in the United States, are
desired.
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Executor'a Notice

A LII persons indebted TO the late James
"A Brown, either by note or book account,
are requested to call and settle at once with
my agent, Fred. J. Brown, or they will be
placed In the hands OF an attorney for col
lection. Those having claims will present
them, properly attested, at once for pay.
ment. SELMA BROWN
Nov % t13 E,ncutrix
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Financial and Com ,n.rcial


COLUMBIA, s. O., December 6.-Salcs
Of cotton to-day 43 bales-middling
1886.
LONDON, December 6--Noon.
soils 92}6. Bonds 923s.
97M.
PARIS. December 6-Rentes 57f.
LIvERPooL. December 6-Noon.-Cot.
ton active and tirmer-upiands 93z; Or
leans 1915.
LIVERPOOL. December 6-Evcning.-
Cotton closed active and frmer-uplands
|SA; Orleans 1016; speculation and ex.
port 1000 bales.
NEW York, December 6-Noon.-
Sales of cotton for future delivery, last
evening, 1900 bales. at tho following
figures: December. 199l9 1-16; Jann.
ary. 1875, 10 l6, 1917; February, 1917
l9!9 32; March, 19ls; April, 10 1I-I6
C0l35s; May, 1873. Flour dull aud de-
clning.. Wheat qniet and heavy. Corn
dull and unchanged. Pork dull-mess
o.. Lard quiet, at 9I%@95a. Cotton
shade firmer-nplands 1871; Orleans
20; sales 1000 bsles. FreigGts steady.
Stocks dull and heavy. Gold heavy, mt
70. Governments very heavy. Money
hrm, at z. Exchange-long 916; shor,
s1s.
balea-uplands 1917; Orleans 20. Flour
dull and slightly iavors buyers. Whis
key scarce and frmer, at LOO. When,
lc. lower-winter rod Western 1.55(G,
l.61. Corn quiet and unchanged. Rice
firm, at 5000 Pork stea,y. Lard
unchanged. Freights quiet. Money
drm. at GOT: Sterling weak, a. 9. Gold
SAlg9Is. Governments very weak
62s lO24. Suites dull. Tennessees 6G7S
new G7. Virginias 61; new 67. Loulsi
apas I'll; new so; levees G2; IS 73. ALA.
bamas LOO; 5s rs. Georglas 80; Is SIS
North Carolinas 353l; new Is. South
Carolinas 45; new 81. Sales of futures
to-day 16, 400 bales, as follows: Decem.
Der 1915. l914, 10 3 ,16. 10 GIG, 10 1.16;
January 19 3 16, 19L, 10 5.i6. 1917
February 1898, l9 7-l6. 1917, 10 s Is,
March 1873, ~ 11-l6; April I0s1, 1877.
1875; May 1917. 20. l9 l5 16. l9sl. "
ST. LOUIS. December 6.-Flour and
corn firm. Whiskey 5000. Pork firm
er-order lots 13 90. Bncon UNCHANGED.
Lard firm, OF 8!s.
CINCINNATI. December 6 Corn firm.
Flour steady. Pork 1850. Lard s5s
Bacon shade lower-shonlders 7(07L
clear sides 7ii9. Whiskey 80.
| Aooto 'lLiif, december D. - Markets
generally quiet. Whiskey 80.
BALTIMORE, December G.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
irm-white aud yellow 7O672. Mess
pork IA 80. Shoulders 7ai. Whiskey
96@97. Cotton firm-miuuline 10: re-.
ceipts 62O bales; sales l .4lO; stock 5,OS6.
NEW ORLEANS, December 6.-Cottop
strong-middl,ng 10: receipts 1851
bales; sales $500; stock 149, s65.
MOBILE. December 6.-Ootton active
and excited -mddling 181(9l9; re.
celpts 1924 bales; sales l,5OO; stock
SO, $50.
CHARLESTON, December 6. Cotton
strong-middling 182s0l9h; receipts
l,558 bales; sales GGU; stock 3.447.
BosToN. December 6. Cotton strong
mlddling l933i; receipts 1905 bales; so les
500; stock 7,OuO.
SAVANNAH, December 6.--Cotton firm
-mld'iling 1885; receipts 2,S95 baleY;
sales 3. 300; stock 1854.
GALVESTON, December 6.-Cotton
strong-good ordinary 1G2l; receipts
l,o9G bales; sales 600; STOCK 81, GS4.
NORFOLK, December G.--Cottop
! drm-low middling 19; receipts l,GG5
bales: sales 200: stock 6,O3l.
| AUGUSTA. December 6 Cotton firm
middling 1S; receipts 1000 bales.
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South Carolina Game Cock Fair!
Competition Open TO the Worldi

ss- SILVER or 'Greenback Premiums. -,Es
"A R COMMENCING WEDNESDAY,, De
E&S cember 20. at the Exchange COCK
~ pit. The first hvht on that :iay viii
uaMM be open to all 6.pound Cocks; pre-.
tliu. eAo In silver or grcenbzoks. THURS
DAYS fight will DO for 81 pound Cooks; same
Cocks; premium tho samo. SATURDAYS
8ght will be open for oil Cocks, irrespective
OF age or weight; same premium; entrance
ten per cent: The fighting will be continued
Cooks will DO admitted FREQ, aud their Cocks
properly attended. Dec &
arLaurensville Herald, EdRofield dduey-
tsser. Chester Reporter and Charleston Uatu
Ne1cs copy twice, and forward bills.
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Funeral Invitation

Ths relatives, friends ana acquaintsnces Of
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Daily, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. MoAllister, are respectfully invited to
the funeral services Of tho INFANT SON OF
Mr. and Mrs. Owen DAILY, at Trinity Church,
FH1S AFTERNOON, at 8 O'clock.
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Dogs for Sals.

~ A ONE year old English SETTER,
S thoroughly trained. Two six
months Old Puppies. thorough h-breds-proper
age for training. Nine sucking Pups,
Black and Tans and Bull Pups to order. Ap.
ply to @. L. FRANKLIN.
Dec6
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Giuseppe Scimoneli, Italian Tailor.
10, l HAVE tho very best OF Goods on
hand, and will furnish Frocl Coat at
f25. Will get up tho fino-t Coats ever
Aseeh IN this city-sonething very cheap
Arnly one door below tho African M. +.
Chufch. Dec A.
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Etop and See.

Il parts Of the country, for sale at N, g.
GIBsoNs News Depot. Will furnish any paper
desired, at store or private residence.
N. G.. GIBSON,
Dec One door North Pollock House.
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Rnskin says that it is only by labor
that thought oan be made healthy, and
only by thought that labor can be mado
happy.
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Private BOARDING HoI
The Temple Of Health.

AHS ASAAAPAo VI AAOoAtAs
M ORE good and reliable RENE edies can be
I3I had at HEINITSh'S Drug and Chemi-
rai store than from any other place in the
land. There is not eingle person afflicted
Heinitsh's medicine. but returned and gave
thanks, and bought another bottle. Just see
what has boen dono:
so 600 bottles OF the QUEENS DELIGHT,
for the blood.
$4,000 bottles Stanley's COUGH SYRUP,
for coughs, &c.
"a, 900 Blood and Liver PILLS, for diseases
of the Liver.
10000 bottles Tar and Wild Chorry COUGH
CURE.
900 bottles Heinitsh's CHILL CURE.
10000 bottles QUAKER LINIMENT, for
rheumati tism.
Still the cry is. come! Come ono, como all,
TO tho Temple Of Health, and be healed at
littlo cost full stock OF good medicines al
ways on hand, 1T moderate prices wholesale
and retail, by e. II. HEINITSH,
Nov 70 Proprietor and Dealer
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Orphans Concert---Irwln's Hall.

MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER IL,
By THIRTY ORPHANS.
ENROM LAUDERDALE SPRINGS, Missis.
IL sippi, ORPHANS HOME, for the benefit
of 200 helpless Children. tho most of whom
are Orphans OF
FALLEN CONFEDERA TIE SOLDIERS.
Please road hand bills for particulars, entl
satisfy ,oursef as to tho worthiness of this
noble CAUSE in which We arc engaged.
More than forty different railroads com.
panies have passed them and their attendants
FREQ OF charge. They are received into the
homes OF the first and boat people OF the land,
az they continue thoir travels, and every.
little children touch the hearts OF tho good
and groat.
ns- Admission 80 conts; Children 25 cents.1 4
Doors open at o'clock. Concert begins at 8.
Dec +; A. D. TRIMRLE Agent
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Groceries and furniture.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
FIRST CLASS RIVER BOTTOM LAND
I" a high and healthy part Of the State
FOR SALE.

6OE& SALEs
With Flour, Grist and Saw Mills, Cation Gin
and Thresher, and q successful
stand for Country Store.
w III Dc sold for partition, to the highest
Iss in 5annsry is7f G not ep prsR she
ously contracted for at private saIe-ihe we'll
known, known PLANTATION 4 81 oAMPoBSEI1.
Dean, containing ,841 acres.
II is situated on the great thoroughfare be-
tween Spartanburg, =. O., and Asheviile, N.
G.; IL miles North of spartanhprg. aud IS
from Gowaneville.
The place is one Of the most desira BILE in the
NJ: country. being unsurpassed for health,
ana az. almost .unsqualed for the quantity and
locality, with good mills. bringing an i,n7ne-
didfe and neuer fuiling return for the ca pital
invested, having 210 acres OF best Reid-Bot-
tom in one body. within one fence. in a hirh
slate OF cultivation, never having failed tven
IN seasons OF greatest drought To bring good
crop: while the land is constantly tmprouing
and the whole we'll ditched and drained.
ALSO,
100 acres OF best Creek Bottom, fresh and
unceared. The remainder OF the tract ia
well wooded, In original growth, and no green
years.
There are ive settlements on the place.
suitapie 1or tenants, aud ample materials OF
eoTh eS,I Woo and htono. are in sight OF the Saw
built fret story of stone-has three sets of
bolting Chests. three run OF Mill Stones, and
make as good flour as any made South of Bal
timore They have been rebuilt, as well as
the saw Mil, within a lew years, aud all have
good run OF custom. The near completion
OF tho Air Line Railroad will add to it's value.
The Mills will be contract. d for separately,
las also the land, in lots to suit purchasers,j
at private sale.
TEnMs.-Cash is preferred; but if more con-
yenient to purchasers, it will be sold for one
ac!f ccsh-one-fonrth in Elk months, and one
fourth In twelve months. with interest from
day OF sale. and bond and mortgage to eecui Q
the payment Of the Same. Tile indjspulabfe
Persons wishing to examine the place will
be be directed at the Mill to Henry F. King,
Information desired can be obtained by apply
ing personally n. Spartauburg G. H., to Ed
ward j. Dean, OF DR.. c. +. Fleming; or by
letter to the Executrix,
Mrs MARY OWEN DEAN
Nov tho Lock Box 20. Hpartanhutg q. o.
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Pure GYpsum!

Pure GYpsum'
NON TANNING ninety-nine and two-thirds
" per cent. 900. &c por cent? soluble matter.
Warranted free grc Il ell impurities. Prepared
in this city, and for sale mt the low price O
s15 per ton, cash, by
1OHN II. HOLMES,
Commission aierclisnt, Charleston, s. C.
Sept 81 this
State Of South Carolina--F airf field Co.
Tho State OF South Carolina, plaintiff, us. the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
and others. creditors. Order for Sale, DC.
PY virtue OF q decretal order in the above
ID stated case, all the creditors Of tho
hpartanburg and Union Railroad Company
are required to prove and establish their de-
mands against the said Company. before us.
as Special Referees, at the law Office OF James
II. Kion, Eco, in Winnsboro. S. o., OH the
goth, 9Th. 2stL. goth and soth days Of Deeem-
ber, A. ID. 1871, and on the 2Sl, Oath, 25th,
26ih. 9th aud 28th days Of January. A. D.
1872 JAMES NJ. BANTER.
THOMAS Il. JETER,
Nov 26 Special Reftrees.
as- The Fairfield Herald, the Unionvil,a
Times, the Carolina Spartan and tho Coum-
bis Union will publish till lst OF February,
1872 and send bills to tho Clerk OF tho Court,
Winnsboro.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY,s
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Price $25 Cash, ,oith Usua, Adpance for Time.
NNHIS article Ia prepared under the superin.
4 tendenco OF DR.. ST. JULIEN EAVkNEL,
expressly for composing with Cotton Seed.
1t was introduced by this Company two
years ago, and its use has fully a.tested its
acre, properly composted with tho same
weight OF Cotton Seed, furnishes tho planter
with FERTILIZER Of the highest excel.
lence at the smallest cost. A compost pro-
pared with this article, as by printed direc.
tions furnished. contains all tho element. Of
fertility that can enter into first GLASS FER
TILlZER, while its economy must commend
it's liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for
composing, apply to
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
No. 68 East Bay i Nos. l d 2 Atlantic Wharf
Charleston, 8. O.
JOHN 8. REESE & CO.. General Agents.
Nov 20 8mo
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H'rses. Autes. Ho9s, Wagons, Harness, and
Agricultural Implements Of al. ktnds.
ByD.C. PEIX0TTO&SON. Auotioneers.
THIS Thursday MORNING, Deo smber 2. st
~ O'Clock, We will sell. without any res, rvs.
nt "Old Roach Place." three miles frog. 20.
!umbta. on Monticello Road. tho TO- 10 wing:
fine YOUNG MULES,
Q No. 1 Horses, Ntr
Several fine young Chester Pigs.
1Two-horse Wagon,
One-horse Wagon, ,t
Bets substantial Wagon Harness.
Corn Shelter,
/ Feed Gutter,
Cotton Planter.
Cotton Gin,
Wheat Fan.
Flows, HarrowH, Cultivstors, and nunorcu;
other Agricultural Implements.
Sale positive. Conditions cash. Dec7
Groceries and Furniture.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
TOMORROW tFriday) MORNING., At 10
o'clock, weather permitting, ~ill sell, II
my auction room, without reserve.
6,U0O lbs. Prime D. &. SIDES. ~
1,60O lbs. Prime Smoked Sides.
1000 lbs. Prime Smoked Shoulders.
"lbs. Prime Bugar-cured Strips.
40 pals, 20 lbs. each, Prime Leaf Lard
Barrels superior Flour.
ID. cans Prime Tomatoes.
Soda Biscuit.
Maokerel.
South Carolina made Brooms.
sundry articles Of FURNITURE. Deo7
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To Rent

To Rent,
A PLANTATION, twelve miles below Cam.
"A den, on Watoree River. For terms, ap-
ply to Mrs. II. ENGLISI
Occ l. Columbia s. &.
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!'E;Ehtfnl Prnnhsnv

EE;ghtfnl Prophecy.
IF you neglact cough or y cold, however
l. slight, consumption. that great destroy or,
will be sure to follow. The inscription upon
the tombstone will be in the following start
ling words:
'DIED FROM A NEGLECTED CouaH."
Stanleys celebrated COUGH SYRUP will
cure coughs. colds, asthma, throat affections,
when no other pr. paration will. Try bot
tie: Prepared only by
Nov2 25t Ell HEINIrSH, Druggi-t.
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Native and Foreign Wines.
GCUPPERNONG, Concord, sauterns. Cla-
~ ret, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low. by E. HOPE.
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Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamps!
A LII DENOMINATIONS for sale at tho
"A usual discount, ut the SOUTH CAIRO
LIMA BANK AND TRUST co. Dec 2
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Boarding

Boarding.
MlSS CORDELIA MOKDECAI announces
lfl that her establishment, Southwest cor
uer of Sumter and Lady streets, is prepared
to accommodate BOARDEHS, permanent and
transient, where tho .aetes and comforts Of
the most fastislions will be guaranteed
Move limo
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A pair Of tights-Two drunkards.
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vorably on bill to allow W. G. Clarity
and others to build wharf on Wadma-
law Island.
Mr.. Bozeman introduced bill to ex-
tend md renew the charter Of the
Charleston Relief Association.
Mr.. Humbert-Bill to authorize and
direct County Treasurere and Commis.
sioners to perform certain duties therein
named.
Mr.. W. II. Jones Bill to incorporate
the Charleston, Georgetown and Con-
wayboro Railroal COMPANY, of South
CArOiinn.
Mr.. Dowley-Bill to incorporate the
Young Mems FREQ Enterprise Society,
Of Georgetown.
MIR. Hntson-Bill to charter tho Mt.
Carmel African Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Lancaster County.
MIR. Reedish-B,il to alter and amend
Section No. 108, of an Act entitled "An
Act to grant and revew the charters of
certain towns and villages" approved
March 8. 1871.
mir. Janison-Bill to incorporate the
town of Louisville.
message was REQ ived from the Sc.
nate, OF their non concurrence in tho
amendment from the House relative to
their resolution in regard to the appoint
, ment Of certain committees to examine
al 10 tic fuDds iii the Trensnrer's Office
The House refused to concur and re.
Guested committee of conference.
A bill to amend an Act providing for
the assessment aud taxation of property.
occupied the attention of the House up
to the hour of adjournment-3 p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. W Window member OF Congress from Mime.
sofa. is sojourning ac the rigtn Avenno Hotel.
Colonel 4. H. Baker editor OF the Jackson (Tepn,
7e'e5laph, is in the city making arrangements
dying visit OF the Tennessee members OF the press
10 New York and Boston.
Ex-senator Edmund Rice, from Minnesota, ha;
arrived AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Alfred L. Tyler, vice president OF the South
Carolina Railroad u staying at the AlDemare Holei.
Ex.Govern0rs clifford ana Winthrop, OF Massa-
chusets. have lef tho Frth Avenue Hotel for phua.
dephia.
Colonel W. G. Day, Mayor OF Humboldt. Tenn, p.
G. NJ. and p. G. r. |, o. .. f. IL at the Grand Ueu-
tral Hotel, on business connected with the order.
Judge Stanley Matthews, of Cincinnati. and Judge
J. n. Drummond, OF Toledo. are among the arrivals
at tue Filth Avenue HOTEL
Mr.. LawrisOn Riggs Of Baltimore, is stopping at
the Albemarle Hotel.
Mr.. John A. Griswold or Troy. has returned to his
apartments at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Mrs. Commodore Newton and daugnter are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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TIE HERALD IN Mss Usi.

from the Jefferson City (.Io1 state Times, Feb 10
THE NEW YORK HERALD ON THE MISSOURI MOVE
MENT.
II Is well settled that the NEW YORK HERALD is
the greatest, most enlerprsing AM most indcpend
ent journal In the world. IL Is 50 recognized wher-
ever Intelligent people found. wars, civil cornmo-
tons, political complications, cabinet iutrigues
social movements wherever they Occur In Europe,
America Asia or Africa, are promptly dished up In
its columns, their salient points noted, and their
bearings indicated. IL not to be expected That
such Journal would overlook the necessity signih.
cance, scope and importance OF the revolution come
10 be known throughout the Union rs the Missouri
or western movement. Hence we dnd In It's issue
OF tho 4ta OF February comprehensive article on
the subject which Will be found annexed. 1t viii be
observed that the HERALD agrees with The views
frequently expressed by the State Tins.s respecting
the bearing the Missouri revolution must exert on the
canvass 1872, provided there Is waverlng break
ing OF ranks, or rerogradng the part OF grand
army OF allied forces which achieved the victory.
IL this combination on the basis OF vital issues
ignoring the dead and buried past, which secured
us our signal triumph Maintaining THIS all ance as
80 pointedly suggested by General Blair, following
the same leaders. upho!dmg the principles OF the
same issues in their application to national politics.
shall enter The canvass Of 1872 prepared to give
shape If not become masters Of the situation.
lHere follows the HERALD article Of February Al
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

plest Of all would be to cart the SNOW into the
public parks and places, from the Battery to
Eentral Park. Farmers understand lis value
sghen thus applied, and they rejoioe whom
there is good fall Of snow, TO cover tho land
Entl spring vegetation COMES around.
An effort has been made in London. and ws
Think also in Edinharg, 10 demcllsh the snsw
heaps in the streets by the usa of steam
ppplied to the snow bank by means F nozzle
from steam engine. Inserted into the snow,
pnd a full power Of steam poured in until the
10y barrier IS fairly reduced to wator and
tuas of into tio sewers. New, why might we
mo- try this plan here? Tas Grst nscessity
Nonld, of course, be the proper condition OF
PR sewers aad gctters, SO that tho snow,
Released by steam, would not food tae streets.
Ee are not suro llat our sewerage is quite
perfect enough to stand this experiment. But
II might he worth while tryias. Wa mast get
Fid of the snow by some means, IN order to
Inake travel in sac city possible; aud any
Experiment might not be Lost which would
accomplish that result
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
TnE HOLDEN iNPLaqMrEHr Tnsai.

Five Kn KiIxes a'Ound af Last-uiid-nIau-
nercd Lynchers--CoiOnel flirk's Tyrann1
Expesed--Fcdesat S0idiGfs Protecting tue
PeoQies
RALEIGH. Feb. Ia, 1871.
The examination Of the Aiamance county w1s
nesses In behalf Of the managers closed to-day and
the testimony Of the Witnesses from Caswei was
commenced Three OF the Witnesses from AlsIaance
testified to being members or the WDate Brother.
hood otherwise known az the Ku KluS Khan, witch
organization they alege, had Tor its object the sup
Preston OF crime and the summary punishment or
Offenders, whether white or BLACK There was
nothing developed In the testimony that proved tlle
society was one Of political nature, and the mam-
bers eXarnued were never present at the Whipping
or scuurgfng Of any mrsons. Some Of tna parties
attending meetings wore DISCUSSES. while Others
dad not.
Two on the Caeweil Witnesses testified thaS Kirk
endeayored. by systen Of outrage brutality and
threats OF DEATH to provoke riot and bloodshed III
this county. On one occasion Kirk. In puldfo
speecA said If hair OK enc OF HIS men
wqs aoasa g &c sSSat G v the prsas Gs
tne women aud children and burn sss town: One
witness ss .,s he MADE ass - o. that sxprssson on
rIty, e0nfnea IN thACourr House at Yancyvihe..
klEk's troops were restrained IN their outrages by
thc unprotected women and cnildren from any
dlgnites. Nearly all sne citizens ln the Town were
arrested, leaving heir nilies AL the mercy oil rS's
troops
Intelligence received here rom Washington
states that kifs ana Burgtu, his former lieutenant
colonel In sne North Carolina STATE TROOPS and 4
nHmber of liolden'S former spies ana detectives,
have testified before the outrage committee. Judge
Kerr. Samuel r. ri, H. r. Moore, Judge Battle and
a large number q witnesses lust exs.nned here,
who we're tmIrlsuned and hanged by Kirk anu
Burgip were summoned before that committee
This Is hGied here Win great satisfaction, as the
testimony Of these iatter genlemeh WIZ open The
eyes Of the coninttee 70 tho true Condition OF aairs
III this state.
The conservative meloers OF the Legislature are
hohlllg cau0as to.nlgat 10 deterpine what action
they sha take In regard 70 the relnsat OF Governor
Cald1Sell 10 eSecut" th9 law passed calling con-
vention for toe revision AaulenSmeat 6t the con-
stltutlgj,.