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DURFF's DOsNGs.
Close q ia3 Fraaos-Gsrnas Ha7---Cs-s.
hrzilsH O. ths Eysat.

I~hanksgivinE wiz 30 celebrated ss
Dufu's Delmonico to-day, the cs-sul-
MES beginning at ten O'Clock The gICs-
sion or the affair is the cessation of hos
1ll lee 10 Francs, which may rsd1es tEs
cost Of wines aud brandles. sud Jlus pro-
m9te LQe fortunes OF the famous Crystal
FAiees p stock Of choice liquors. was
beginning 90 run low. The guests today
viii be well entertained. wlI1 the 1r--
keepers OF the city c1nErasu a e. ora are
other on fne squslchiug Of useless Euro
peau conflicts. Oysters, and game. and
soup viii BE- served, and there VIII be a
feast OF reason and a TOW OF zllr.LuaL
comforts. Don't forget the LCur.
SEE OUR NEW ADvEzTEEErEETr on
Housekeeping Goods stis u~rl.ur -
L .E.--.- L .-L i
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eTEAMER G TENDER
Largest Load Of CsHsH frsa Waite River
Gard sf Thasks.

The undersigned, passengers On board
the steamer Legal Tender, before separat-
ing after a most pleasant trip from White
river, tsks this opportunity Of publicly
teatlfying their appreciation Of the yigt-
liant care and ~slsspless Watchfulusss
Of the polite and gsntIemanly command
or, Captain John D.. Elliott, IN guard
ing most carefully against every pos
sibls danger, whilst bringing the largest
toGd Of cotton sUsr brought to Mem
Pits 0tt Of Whlts Ttger We would also
tender q acknowledgement for the
courteous attention. Of her Efficient
clerks, T.. G. Postal, Arthur Fields aud
Dan sullivan, and 70 the pilots, Green
Snow and Cook HOyIs. for the gentleman
~ receptions extended the ladies'.
The onslaught made by the passengers
upon the s~ubstautiais provided by the
steward, N. q. ~Shusaksr, testified their
hearty appreciation OF his skill as a ca
t8rsr.
Tho quiet and orderly management 0f
the mates, John Holder and Frank Null
len, deserve coumeudatiou. es well rs
the general department OF The crew; and
az John Edwards and Tom BALDWIN.
chief engineers, had charge Of the ma
chinerys we felt confident We were ia safe
hands. To % sud all. we tender our
sincere thanks and best wishes.
n F. FarnswCrth JnO. Ainslie, Chas.
n. NO2el, N p. Mat-OCE. J. H Bos-
well, j. II. Etisy, Ed. J.. Taylor, ". F.
HAYES, j. Stout j.. W. Walker,
George Link, ". b. Hines, s J..
MCKinzi5, William RutLsdge,
o. J. Bradford, Dudley Adams, Mrs.
Kate II. Bunch, Miss AdsIia Todd,
Miss Laura T.. Bunch, Miss
Jennie Beard. Miss Ella Bennett,
Mrs. Ellen Quinlan, J. ST. Wright, s.
B. Todd, r. ~. Park. J.. n. Jackson,
J. s. Mayberrv, r. N. Belchsr,
+. n Luckett, VIM. white. J. r. Pick
ering, J. d. Adams. Joseph Johnson.
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ONE THOUSAND
DRY GOODS
Can be bought this Wesk at
HEROES.
Linens, MoUsIns, Towels, etc. &c
there and sseii

CORN continued green and cotton stood
drOughIs '69'70, whore MURFEE's SUB
Soil was used.
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SEE OUR NEW ADvERTIsENENTS on
Housekeeping Goods, this morning,
SEE2EEL son.
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AFARE -EE EEWAEU-Oue bay mare.
vi about fifteen and hlEn- nine years
old branded " on leI hip has a lump on
back bone.
GRO. ". MANN, 81 Jefferson street
or w. u. BEO1E5 Raleigh. feb5
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REMEzIBER Walker Bros. & Co.'s rstsiI
stock Of dry goods must be sold, and viii
be sold without reserve.
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HITE & COEwISE, ProprstOrs Of the
Job Printing establishment Ia the AP-
PEAL Building, Is Union street are
now prepared 20 execute orders JOB
Printing on tins shortest notice. Tn pa
irons o. the APPEAL VIII bear thB iu
mind and SGT a1o1r5iugIv.
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LAW REPORTS.

First ChanesFy CcErt-HoFasH, Chancellor,
The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
DEGREES passed Tyler vs. Cant, final;
TomIin vs. Ferre, final Barrett vs. Polk,
| final: OrZil Bros vs. Beech, final; Bradley
vs. r rgusUn, receiver appointed; Nelson
VS. Trigg, making new party Nelson vs.
Trigg, guardian s~pPOinted Galbreath VS.
Dfmmick, distributing fund.
Unfinished cases from last calendar
T72. Hallum VS. Wilson; 7G6, EdmOuds vs.
E1monds; IA, Avery vs. Warren; 7S2,
PIumer vs. Myers; 30, Butting-
hsus va Hollsnder; 79T, Caruthers vs.
montgomery; 79S, Malone vs. Mont
ggmsTv: sos. Newkirk VS. Evans; Sl4,
J-mss vs. Petit; sd, English vs. Warren;
SOB, Schabel VS. SchwO0b; s2Ai Hardin vs.
Schwoob: Sl5, Mount vs. SChWoOb; SD,
Brinklev VS. Schwoob: ST, Briggs vs.
SchwoOb; SIS, SChauel vs. Phoenix Insur-
auce Co: so. Silk & Co. vs. Pump & Co;
$50, Sloan vs. York; 81, Mclean vs. Nc
COWets; S32, Hudson vs. Early; $40 VAL
sutius vs. Faro; 73l, Levy VS. DuBose.
The regular calendar is as follows:
SAL, Willstt vs. Carpenter; S42, HImms-
brach vs. Walker; s+3, Word vs. Rhodes;
s44, Mitchell We Mckinney; SD Wyatt VS.
Hart; SIS, Ford vs. Hinsou; S47, Meath vs.
Brooks: S4S, Biass VS. SanebJrn; $40, over
ton US Weychs: $50, L6fJwich vs. Came
ron: ssh. Rice VS. Pollock; So, Ov3rt0u vs.
Gatr; s53, Pollock VS. Pollock; S5A, New
som VS. Taylor; SO. Quimby Vi Rsthrocki
$50. Williams vs. CAN'T; o57, Partee vs.
suivsv: SOB. lowering VS. NoTyIlle; SO,
White vs. Horton; $50, Rosssr vs. Nosby;
Sol. POpsvs Perdue; SOP, HO-rigsnvs Win
tsrs: St3. Scott vs. Alden; s54, Holland vs.
Vance: SOS. Wood vs. Morgan; o65, Dick
ins VS. Cash; S67, Kennedy vs. Duprsy
sos, Brand vs. BOndi $50, Cummings vs.
Lee: $40, Greeulsw VS. Greenlaw; ST,
Fleming vs. Neal; So, Stanley vs. East
land; S73, Howard vs. Creighton; s74,
Watson vs. Walker; SO, Taylor vs. Gay;
SO. Merchants National Bank of Mem
Bhis VS. Clristal: ST, Jefferson VS. COgs-
well: SIS, Gates VS. Holding; SO, Mccoy
vs. Lucas; $50, Taylor vs. Bruce; oSl, Low
vs. Campbell; So, hraus Il Co.
vs. ChUuteau; sS3, Saint VS. Taylor; Ss4,
McEisick Us Martin; $50. Gates vs. Union
Bank Of Tennessee; SIS, NormenE VS.
Weaver; SS7, Brady vs. Boone; SIS, Cheek
G Co. vs. Phoenix Insurance Company;
$50. Cheek G Co. vs. Columbia Fire Iusu-
rance Company; $50. Casek & Co. VS.
North Am6ricanFirs Insurance Company.
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1TAsoNICDIRECroRY


LDuaEs. ~
b1uTH MEHPHIs- No. lb-meets "a MOndaylu
each m8urh-dail cor. Madison and second.
", B. Matthew'S W. H. Ben X. PuIeu
Sec.
AEGEE0NA- E0. Eb-meets LIST Monday iu ev.
cry Month al Odd-F ell OWB Han. Corner
Court aud Main. C-L Carroll W.M.; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT. no. LIST FRIDAY or each
moull-hal corner Madison and Second
n Hz-h1e=r W.A-5 al Judah. Sec.
DE5Juo. no. N8-meets Sd Friday oil each
mouth-Ddd-Fel0Ws Hail X W W0Tism-
son, W. 81 r ". shelton, Sec.
KTBWL6EIEGs no sUh Friday Of
uer o. Madison and Second W. IA. "a
mondsi ". NJ Louis CEapskL, Sec,
EoTAL ARCH
PISS CHAPrER no. A-meets "a MONDAY Of
each mOntn-Jtd-FeuoWs' Hall Al
wheeler, M. Eli p O. q. Locke. Sec.
MEnPHIs CHAPrEE MOSS U. D-meefg al
Fellows han 81 Monday Of each month.
secretary
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ONE THOUSAND

SEE OUR NEW ADvEETIsEMENT, on
Housekeeping Goods, this morning.
A. SEESsEL SON
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend ROberts0n's College.
w. z. Mitohsu's school, 800 Third st.
u. J. Suter, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at AZ Monroe st
Photographs, $500 per dOz. and three
beaUtiful gems SOC. Armstrong;, I'll Main
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents per
copy, can be had of all newsmsn in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't TAIL to cali on George, No.ls
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
VIII. MansIord, at his book and peri
odicai store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly pspers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAI.
csn be had Of all the nswsmen in tbs
City-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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Gas STOVES for Restaurants, st Browne
& Brownies, 8l5 Second street.
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A GREAT reduction from our former low
prices. Goods in every department Sill
further reduced this week.
WALKER BROS. co.
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Seoosd Circuit C~gurl-HaIssY, Judge,
The motion docket was called and dis
posed Of yesterday. The order Of busi-
ness. as published in the APPEAL of yes
terdsy morning, viii bs proceeded with
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PERSONAL

George W. Thomson. attorney an law
Of Mississippi county Arkansas TO- che
city, and viii make his headquarters al
the Office Of Colonel LyIss f1- q few days
Ex-Govsrnr- ward. 0FEsw Jersey. moi.
very long ago President OF tho Lr.-aL
States RsDU1.iczu Errvau .-ru- IS here.
inspecting carefully fLs new mode O.
lighting the city With gas. The Memphis
company can furnish -la material for
Illuminating the Governors party
through the mex. tr-yy=zrz
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RAILROAD NEWS.
TTME-TABLEs.

. MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains VIII run daily
Sunday excepted IS follows:
ARRIVES: EAvEs
aopenela------H.--.-ss.2 81 Pm ~ am
DLLla w. LOU Pm
Freight train viii leave Hopedeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
Arrive al Hcpeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays, at2 pm.
F~errvbuat viii leave the WbBrf0Oat, roOt Of
Onion street. daily al 6:l5 am.
No through tickets VIII be sold after jan
nary so, ISL q. b. WILLIAMS, GeuI BupL
Is. Z. ROBSON. Asst Sup'L
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HARPER's MAGAzISE. Dsmorest, Pc
tersOn's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest variety of ~pictOrials, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies in the city, at Joe LOoke's, 235% Main
street.
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READ walker Bros. 6 Co.'s new price
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STEAM Trrrrse. 8l5 second street.

NASHVILLE UHiOH and ATasTicGsl, also
BGNaeTr at Joe LOcks's Z86X Main street.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can 1s had on the
day Gifts issue Of g. A. wells. News
Agent, st au points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $3.50 PER month
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SIZE OUR EEW ADvEETEEEET-.
Housekeeping Goods this morning
A SEE E5EL 81 son.
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An. P. r.. Memphis & Louisville RAN. 2.
r. All points North and
G:5 E38 East Twice daiLy---..-- 4sL5 $50
Memphis & Louisville e.
L1Il E-Tay mail5----- 4.L5
Memphis 81 Charleston r..
r. An cities East q south
GsH| and way maiIs-.-.- $50
Miss. & Tenn. u. p All
Use Cities South and way mail ZB
Memphis Littie Rock g.
|l2s0J r.. daily except Sundays. 500
Mississippi river 70 Hele-
3aO.u and Friar's POint.dally L0sGC
Mss. river to Vicksburg
'rri-Weekly, on Mondays,
800 Thursdays and Saturdays $500
Alss- river to ST. Louis
.semt-weekly, on Mondays
500 and Lluradays-- $500
White river, semi-WaeEIy
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mondays and Fridavs.--... 8sOC
Arkansas river, Urf-week-
|ly, Mondays W~sdnesdaTsi
$500 and 300
Memphis to Marion. Ark
.Erl-Weeklvr on Mondays
$500 Wednesdays and Fridays. 1850
Memphis to Cub8 Tenn.
l2sB weekly, Frlday.-..- 1880
Memphis 70 Byhalia and
olive Branch. Miss. semi-
$500 weekly, Tues. & Fridays $50
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SEE OUR NEW ADVERTISEMENT, on
Housekeeping Goods, this morning.
a. GEESSEL SON,
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WE are Offering this week great bar
gains IN dress Z00ds.
WALKER BROS. go.
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DRY GO0Ds selling at Walker Bros. &
Co.'s without regard TO cost this week.
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Go To Joe Locks'a for the latest news
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Two HUNDRED French C5rsets reduced
from S. TO 81 80.
WALKER BROS. & co.
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Go TO JAEEs e. ROSA. NO.. 81 J=T1r-
son street, for the 1rss and c-aa1es. .v1-
horse wagons lu the market.
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sscond CbaBosry COart..-scog, Chancellor,

The case Of Mitchell VS.. Merchants
National Bank occupied the entire session
Of the our yesterday. No other case
called. The ssm8 calendar will be called
to morrow. To-day is motion day. No
uons uursuressnted 10y counsel viii be-
stricken of.
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Browne q Baowsa. Bis Second street.
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READER, you are invited to call 81 Z3I
Main street and secure bargains in dry
go0ds.
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eAa FrTTlNe, 80 Second street.
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pected to show by the evidence they in
tended to draw forth would not appear, at
this stage of the proceedings, 70 be rels-
want. The witness was Withdrawn and
placed under the rule.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis and zh.ts Riysr BHfe1
Stafss Nail L1s

THE new and elegant side
wheel passenger packets OF
ms line viii leave Memphis for Dew
BfuI. west PoiuLs 4ugu--l. i-IcEsTuuorI and
al points on white river, as ouo Tss
LEGALTENDEA...-- John ID. Elliott mater
Evsry Tuesday, at O'Clock pm.
R.P. WALT.-.-.-.-.W WI. Ashford, master
Every Saturday, at O'Clock p M,
Connecting al DevalHs Bluf with railroad for
Little Rock, and at JEcEsouDlrE with the
.ughEdrauEnt sleamer Fort s. Am LIs Focs-
hOntas ana al points on Slack river.
ur ueughs or passage apply ga board. OF az
Office Memphis and Arkansas ELvar Packed
w. e. PATTEs0N, AssnL.
No. Madison S., stanton Sleek
Or % ELLIOTT q MILLER. Arenr7-
fe5 no. 2 Promenade ST.. opp. Landira
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[ SAT- ON THE R


I heard unusual noises that night; I
heard shooting and screaming Of some
kind there were three or four shots, and
one or two screams; they sounded Like the
cry Of a man in distress; the noise was in
the direction Of the dancing ground my
house is southeast Of thed dancing ground
1 think it was just about the dawn Of day
when / heard The screams the shots were
tolerably rapid they might be more
rapid SUFFICIENT time elspsed between
the shots 70 show that they might have
proceeded from one pistol. LObjected by
Sale. The Judge ruled the testimony
eompetsnt.l The shots might be fred
with more rspidity even from one pistol
/ heardstke. shots first, before The cry.
I looked Ia that direction, but there was
not sufficient light 10 lead me TO expect
that / could sse anything; l supposed
the shots to be in the direction OF the
dancing ground; the ice-house was thirty
feet from the dancing gronnds the ice
house is thirty feet to the right, n q
little beyond the dancing ground from
house; 1 heard the cry Of distress Ina
mediately after the shots; 1 did not go
anywhere until daylight when l went
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


S. Louis Z asW Orleans Packet Co.
For NlcEsrE-z Ea-e1sz and New Orleans
Ri h--H I-N. Green. master
Ll s pressure g H.
ger steamer VIII leave s above -
WEDNE5BAT. Sun .l- .ra r-E "
1T. W~AAd-EaElE agent
tl +. addison street..
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I had some little acquaintance with him;
be is dead now; 1 saw the body after his
death down under the tree where il was
said be was hung; that tree is $50 or
| 300 yards from Gravss' house, 1 think he
had been taken down when / saw him;
IL was getting toward twelve o'clock
on the day Of the 14th July when L saw
MIN; il was during or about the end Of
the ~cOroDer's inquest that I saw him; 1
saw 10 marks; ais face Was covered up; 1
did not examine him Graves house is
$50 or 900 yards from Wares grocery.
Graves store is not more than 200 yards
from his house; Graves grocery is per-
hgps 60 feet from Wares grocery. The ice
house was not used last year as know
Of Il was on Graves premises.
@. What Graves ?
A. That gentleman there; it is 70 or 100
yards from the house; the distance from
the ice house to ghe tree Is probably 200 or
$50 yards. IL Is mere gUess-wOrk with
me 90 tell how tar. / went home about
~daybreak that morning. I saw Graves
on the day Of the l4th; that was the day
on the morning of which L heard those
screams; I don'tremsmber seeing Poston
tina day,
THAT TREE IS IN SHELBY COUNTY.
The counsel for the defense said they
had no disposition to c-ross-exsmine this
witness at present, beoanss what they eN- !
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T-TsT0Ls AND CARTRIDGEs-At No 81
Ienpr-Ou street, Memphis, Than
g auv other place Ia the city. Agents want
ed. Omen evenings. tel
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was the next witness called for the State.
He depOsed-
Hive in Cuba; was living there on the
thirteenth Of July last. l remember the
barbecue and brsn-dance that was given
there that time; attended the barbecue
that day, staying TIL about ten o'clock at
night. 1 know Graves, POstOn, Wissner,
G5arv and McCaddin. MeCaddiu was a
constable: so was POston. [ saw the par
ties that day. 1 know W. G.. Hines; L do
not ~recollect that l saw Hines that day. /
am brother to Edward Alsxander-Other-
wise known as "TUck Alexander. I
knew Scboheld; he Was workingon Graves
farm: be had him hired for that purpose.
on the place, L think; 1 do not remember
particularly to have seen him that day
but twice; be WAS carrying brush TO the
FIRE NJ time; I do not remember to have
seen him after two O'Clock; / went home
about one O'Clock at night; Sehofeld was
not under arrest the last fme 1 saw hlmj
my home was three hundred and fifty
yards from the Underground; l did not
20 to bed that night.
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EIT.ATIOE-By s. competent Gardener
s. well posted Ia al branches OF the bust'
-a5z. Would undertake 10 raise vegetables.
fruits. etc. on shares, or hive at reasonably
F-1arv. Address GAEDENER. Memphis Post
rf7cs fe7
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a TEACHER-To take charge OF a flourish
- In schUoIin Henry county, Tenn. nan
md vile preferred. Address DIT. A p Wa
TERFLELD. Worsham House, fer three days.
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WASH MY HANDS IN MY ENEMY's BLOOD,
all the timet" He remarked, also, that
McCaddin was a brave man, and that he
had done his duty as an officer.
I pUdged a neighb0r who was standing
beside me to notice the contradiction ia
the remarks OF POston.
Q.-WhRt was the contradiction
A-Well, in his sworn evidence he said
that he was asleep in the wagon when the
firing was going Oh, and that he did not
know anything about the hanging: and
at the grave be praised McCaddin's BRAY
cry; he spoke Of him IS being a brave
officer, VINO did his duty well in the
manner he acted when they were taking
him t~Seho6eld) to be huag. The allusion
Sale dumping up)-Weu now, I don't
want any 'allusions"i you just state
facts.
Witness-Wsll, III stop right there.
That is what POstOn said. I thought
Graves was excited ia the incoming when
he spoke at the door; his manner was
rough; POstOn was a good deal excited;
L heard noise that morning.
Q-What did you hesrP
Al was lying in bed; the partition
door was open; [ lay with my feet to-
ward Cuba; 1 heard q pistol dred, and
then there was q little inter
mission, a very short one, and
bhen the nre commenced again, and
a halloing, as if somebody was burt
there was more scud1ing and more firing.
in all, l think there were four shots.
got up and went to the window bv The
time I got away the blinds the noise had
ceased I could hear no more; i think the
noise was 3 little TO the right Of Cuba: /
thought it was a little to the right OF tba
tce-house I heard the noise in the direc
ton Of a point between the ice-houss and
Mnnn -hr-a ZaLLE-Hn ]
found hanging; 7 judge it was about dav-
break We found q hole in the ton OF bis
head; we thought it was a bullet hole at
hrst, and we sent for DR.. Walshe. and
he pronounced it q hole made BY the ham,
msr Of the pistol it was somewhere about
top Of ths head his neck was badly
I thought Il looked very badly
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-04-21

SEC 5. That said company shall
keep an Office at their principal mine
in Union County, which, for all Judi
cial purpose, shall be deemed its loca
ton and, also, one in the cities of
Columbia and New York, if they
choose; and all meetings of stockhol-
1ers and Directors may be! held at
such place, in or out of the State, as
may be directed by the bylaws Of
the Company.
Sec. 5. That all the property, real
and personal, of said Company, shall
be liable for it's debts. and the private
property of thc'stockholders shall be
Liable for the debts of the Company
to the amount Of stock subscribed.
SEC. Z. That this corporation shall
have a legal existence from the time
written acceptance or adoption OF
this charter, signed by q majority OF
the persons named in the first Section
shall have been filed in the office OF
the Secretary Of State; und this Act
shall continue in forcoo for thirty
years from and after its passage, and
the privileges and franchises granted
by this chatter shall not be with
drawn during that time.
Approved March T; 1871.
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Of Representatives of the State Of
South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same: That all the
right, title and interest which the
State may have in a certain tract of
land, containing two hundred acres,
more or loss, situate and lying in
Marlboro County, lately held by John
Ross, deceased, be, and the same is
hereby, vested in John Wetherspoon,
Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of the said John Ross in trust,
to dispose of the said property, and
to distribute the proceeds arising
thercfrom under, the provisions OF said
will.
Approved March 9, 1871.
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CAROLINA
RATIONAL BANK,
CohUNGBEA .. Q.
Capital Stock Paid in 100000

THE capital stock of this Bank is
l. now $20U, 900, all of which has been
paid in, and confirmed by the Comptrol-
lcr of the Currency. Authority has also
been received for further increase to
the amount of $4,000, of which over
$50, 900 has alredy been taken. Persons
wishing to make an investment should
apply without delay. The surplus fund
is now $4,000, or three per cent. upon its
stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues
cestificates of depo sit, bearing interest
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum.
This feature of its business makes it
practically
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A SAVINGS BANK.

and attention is called to the fact tina
the safety of these deposits, as we'll as
all others, are guaranteed by the whole
capital Of the Bank No safer mode of
temporary investment is offered to the
public than this-the deposits being pay
aile on demand, or on short notice. De-
posits of any amount received either in
currency or coin, and payable in the
same. Interest will be paid at the end
Of each six months, should deposits re-
main beyond that length of time.
Columbia, S. G., January %, 1871,
Feb. 3, 1871, 41-3n