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Hotel Arrlvals-a1arch 10 and IL.
PAVILION HOTEL,

PAVILION HOTEL.
]. N. Champion, LIE Roy, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Barton, Philadelphia. G. Holmes,
Alabama; W. L. Lee, Laurens; A. Bennett,
New York; W. Smith, Columbia; L. G. Doyle,
Illinois; W. B. Mcclellan, J. F. Myers, South
Carolina; F. NJ. Klnloch, Mt Pleasant; G. NJ.
whiting, A. Williams, Philadelphia; Geo. F.
Mcintyre, Columbia; T. L. Hutchinson,
Charleston; James Van Tusse and wife, Or.
angeburg.
v.Wolf, New York, T. Tilley, Augusta, Ca!
L. Il. Berkley, wife and son, Mrs. John Berk,
lev, Connecticut; S. c. Carter, Brooklyn; ]. s.
Costello, Augusta, Ca; W. H. Harding and
wife, A. E. Harding, Boston; G. q. ]. O'Brlen
Georgia; C. G. Hames, o. Wildey, Mrs. c. L.
Wlldey, Miss C. G. Wildey, Mrs. E. q. Stephens
and child, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Nun
ger, Massachusetts; VIM. h. q. Phelps, N. Y.
A. Austell, s. B. Hoyt, Atlanta; E. E. Lee,
Suffolk, VIM. J. speers, St. Stephens; E. Plalt,
city; II. ]. Rogers, o. NJ. Bryant, New York
B. P. Frank, Atlanta; II. G. Parker, Talbot
Co.; Mra. and Mrs. B. Gurney and maid, Eng
A. C. Ellington, Savannah; Daniel Dewey E nc
wife, Boston; d. B. Landemar, St. Louis; o. J
Lang, Phlladelphla; G. ". Milher, Chester; q
3 Williams, Wilmington; 8. q. Cole, Baltl
more; Mrs. ". B. Keen, Miss Caldwell, Miss
Keen; T. B. Keen, Jr., Chicago; N. P. Monroe
A. J. Monroe, Baltimore; B. Spring, city; j
N. Winston and daughter, Cincinnati; T
Chamberlain, Virginia; Jacob Raphael, Y.
Smith, New York; Geo. A. Bates, ]. E. Sumt,
q. NJ. wittie, Massachusetts; W. Soldatenkof
ST. Petersburg;J. R. Robinson, R. P. Lodge
Louisville, KY; NJ. F. Molony, P. ". Farrell
Blackvile.
MILLS HOUSE.
8. ". Carryl, Little Falls, N. r.; A. Wnyte
Savannah; Geo. D. Bleythey, New York; Il
H. Jones, Macon; A. DoWdney, New York; E.
Field, St. Louis; A. Bennett, New York; R. 8
lizard, Georgetown; Mrs Lovett R. Randall,
Philadelphia; r. DeTrevllle, South Carolina;
]. A. Millard and wife, a. Dericke, A. Mills
and wife, New York; John L. Bremen and
wife, Boston; VIM. II. Armstrong, Geo. T,
Copplns, New York; s. N. Lewis, L. T. Dick
son, Philadelphia; d. Noah, Columbia; B. G.
Yocum, Chester; A. Y. Thomas, Beaufort; R.
". DennIng and wife. Philadelphia; a. Bour.
tin, Toronto; E. Barber, N. Falls; Il. B. Felt
New York; Jos. E. Sheffield and wife, Connec.
ticut; Mrs. T. Y. Van Burck, New Jersey
Miss a. A. Sheffield, Connecticut; Walter P
Jenney, New York.
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THE STATE CoURT.-In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on Saturday, before Judge Gra-
ham, the sealed verdict which had been
handed in by the jury the night before In the
case of Gustavus H. zeigler vs.. the Northeast
ern Railroad Company was opened. 1t was
for the plaintifrto the extent Of twelve hun
dred dollars damages. The rest Of the day
was occupied by the Judge in hearing motions,
granting orders, &c., on the other side of the
court.
The following cases are fixed for to-day:
L. P. Wagner VS.. Hunt Brothers s. Co.; VIM.
Preston Bowling vs.. James G. Padget; ]. G.
Farrar. ct al, va. W. L. Lee & Sons; E. Good
ing ys. ]. A. Quackenbush; Caroline L. Miller
vs. Charles Il. Smonton; Thomas Rivers, ad-
miuistrator, vs.. the Charleston Mining and
Manufacturing Company; James N. Allen vs.
Richard q. Cain; Peter Kornahrens VS.. C. L.
Kernahrens; 8. S. Solomons vs. B. Schur
Gustavus Poznanski. executor, ct al, vs. I. N.
Cater.
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St, Pa,rick,s Day and Its Memories.

SIS Patf1Ck'B Ouy duu ASo DASA>AoANS~'
THE SHAMROCK.
Tom Moore, In the exuberance OF bis poetic
fancy, thus enwreathes the Shamrock IN
sparkling verse:
Through Erln's Isle
To sport awhile
AS Love and VaIor wandered,
With Wit the sprlte
Whose culver bright
thousand arrows squandered,
Where'er they pass
triple grass
Shoots up with dew.drops streaming,
AS softly green
As emerald's seen
:. Through purest crystal cleaning: gg:,o, cham.
Oh, the shamrock, the green, Immortal snam'
Chosen leaf
or bard and Chief
Old Erin's native shamrock
Says valor, "see,
They spring for me,
Those leafy gems OF morn.pgp
Says Love, "No, no,
For me they grow,
My fragrant path adorningn
But Wit percelves
The tr. pie leaves,
And cries, .Oh do not sever
type that blends
Three godllke friends,
Love, valor, Wit foreverP'
Oh, the shamrock, the green, immortal sham
rock,
Chosen leaf
OF bard and chief,
Old Erln's native shamrock
SO, firmly fond
May last the bond
They wove that morn together,
And ne'er may fall
One drop OF gall
On Wits celestial leather
May Love, as shoot
His flowers and fruit,
or thorny falsehOod weed 'em
May Valor meier
His stanSa- d rear
Against the cause Of freedom
Oh, the shamrock, the green, Immortal sham.
rock,
Chosen leaf
or bard and chief,
Old Erin's native shamrock
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BY A. C. McGHLIvRAY,

AuCt1Oneor.
VALUABLE HAYNE STREET, BROAD
Y street and George street Property for Sale
on TUESDAY, April 2, 1872. will positively be
sold, at II O'Clock A. n at the corner Of East
Bay and Broad streets, the following Pieces OF
tNcf co. No s7HAYNE STREET.
:? Al that LOT OF LAND on the south SIDE OF
Hayne street. With the -Four Story Brick Store
s eS esna sssT g Ne 81 sDs nSw s oonpS
Messrs. John 8. fairly Il Co.. measuring In 'front.'
on Hayne street rs feet, more or less, including
ono. half OF the party walls east and west. Tae
Lot is of equal Width through fssm esu .S Asyns @ 70
Story Brick Store on Market street, occupied oy
nSSsss The sTAS6iSG atS M SHELVING in the several
thereto is' OF the very best material and work.
manshtp, and will he sold with the Building. The
right to remove the portten OF shelving and NJ
lures put up BY the occupants s reserved to them.
| The above is one property, and will be sold as
The occupants viii remove on July 1st 11s72, II
No. % BROAD STREET.
All that LOT OF2LAND and three and one bali
story Brick Building thereon, known as No. 20,
south Side Of Broad street, with two. and halt
way; front ONCE occupied by E. n. Nefeland,
| Esq, and the Policy Holders Life Assurance
! Company. The Lot measures q feet. more Or
less, 'front.' on Broad street, including the alley to
| the east, and about 90 feet deep from north to
south. The tenants Will remove on reasonable
notice II required. ,,,. ,.it,...,,
! No. ls GEORGE STREET, BETWEEN MEETING
AND KING -.' "a i..s'.- -
All that LOT OF LAND, land three and one.half
story Brick Dwelling thereon, known as No. l8,
north side Of George street, between Meeting and
King streets, having Dr.. E. Geddtngs on the east
and north, and George w. Williams, Esq, on the
west Said Lot measures 4of feet front on George
street, snd leo feet deep from south to north The
tenants will remove In January next II required.
Terma for each Of the above pieces Of prop
erty-Onefourth cash; the balahce In three equal
annual with seven per cent. interest,
payable annually, secured oy bond and mortgage,
| with Insurance OF buildings aud assignment or
policy. Purchaser paying for all necessary papers
| and stamps, and taxes falling due aiter.day OF
sale. mch12, ,16, II, 20, q, a, ,2S,Rp2
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CRuMss-The Hon. NJ: P. O'Connor lectures
tonight on the life and character of the Illus
rious Bishop England before the St. Vincent
de Paul Society Of Augusta.
The chess match in Columbia thus far
stands: Orchard, 3; ottolengu, 2; drawn, l.
Play will be continued till either contestant
shall have scored five games.
Representative Bowen left Columbia inme-
diately after the adjournment OF the Leglsia.
lure for Washington, with the expectation OF
soon taking his seat in Congress as the sue
cesstul contestant in the case Of DeLarge vs..
Bowen
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The UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARoLTNA.-At
the annual election of the directors OF this
bank, held on the 18th instant, the following
gentlemen were chosen to serve for the en-
suing year, W. B. Smith, G. N. Hubert, Will
liams Middleton, L. D. Mowry, Thaddeus
Street, A. d. Jones, G. E. Gibbon, F. 3. Wick
enberg, A. o. Andrews, ". Parker Ravenel,
F. Tupper, F. E. Fraser, II. Gerdls. They
we're all members OF the old board, with the
exception Of Mr.. q. Gerdts, who was elected
in tie place of the late Mr.. Jacob Barrett
Mr.. W. B. Smith, the president, received
tacit and we'll deserved compliment from the
stockholders, for the efficiency with which he
has always conducted the affairs OF the bank,
By being unanimously reelected.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-George Green, arrested
for stealing sugar from ONellls grocery store,
No. 2ss King street, was sent to the House OF
Correction for thirty days under the Vagrant
law.
Richard McGinnis, lodged for being drunk
and raising disturbance in Green street, kept
up his spirits by smashing the window-glasses
and everything tangible in his cell. He was
fined FIVE dollars, with an alternative OF tWen-
~ DAYS In the House of Correction.
Harriet Albert and Jane Grant, arrested for
being disorderly and using indecent language
on the streets, were each fined one dollar,
which they paid.
Saturday afternoon Daniel Green, a small
colored boy, while throwing brickbats on the
South Battery, struck the gas lamp, breaking
the glass work to pieces. An ooservant
policeman captured the culprit and took him
to the Guardhouse.
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FATAL Acc1DEST.-Saturday morning, about
ten o'clock, Lewis Lee, colored laborer,
while walking on the rafters Of the ne" ma
sonic Temple. slipped and fell through to the
lower floor, distance OF some thirty feet.
he here struck upon the jolsts, mashlng In bis
mouth and chin and breaking an arm. His
comrades hurried to his relief and placed him
upon cot, where he expired before ne could
be conveyed to his home in Tradd street.
The accident Is attributed to the slippery con.
dition of the rafters caused by the rain. The
deceased was an active young man of twenty.
seven years of age. He was native of Vlr-
glnIa, and has been here about two years. An
Inquest was held upon the body In the after
noon, and the jury returned verdict of acol'
dental death.
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Row on EAST BAY.-At four O'Clock yester.
day afternoon, a party OF men who were drink
ing in shop quarrelled at the corner OF Cal
noun street and East bay, as to who had to pay
for the liquor. A lively fight ensued In which
several participated, but a policeman coming
up, arrested two OF the combatants. Tne
others left as Clubs and Stars raped for'es
sistance, and the two, T. G. Gleason and J. G.
Corcoran, were taken to the upper Guard
house.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.-In the United States
Court on Saturday last, the order of the 26th
of February last, for the sale at auction OF a
large amount of real estate involved IN Inc
case Of the United States VS.. John Fraser d
Co. ct al, was modified, and the sale suspena-
ed until the further order Of the court.
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The PRUDENCE FIRE COMPANY FAIR has been
a signal success, and the managers request us to
return their sincere thanks for the generous
patronage it has received at the hands OF The
public. Quite number Of white ladies and
gentlemen were among The visitors to the
fair, and they expressed themselves as much
pleased at, the manner In which it was con-
Quoted. The fair will be continued for ten
nights longer. y..,,r-er,z =,
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THE COLUMBIA RADIoALs.-Mr. Jno. Alex
snder. the present mayor, is nominated as the
regular Radical candidate for mayor at the
approaching election. he made an ultra
Radical speech, advising the negroes to have
nothing to do with. the Democrats, and 80
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CorroN STEALNG.-Klt Butler and Richard
McGinness, two colored men, were detected
On Saturday afternoon stealing cotton rom
the bales in the yard Of he South Carolina
Railroad depot. They were turned over to
the detectives along with the bag OF cotton
which they had gathered, and lodged - the
Guardhouse preparatory to being tried before
II trial iuStice.
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GENUINE SYMPArHY.-A small log-house In
Laurensville, occupied by a colored man
named George Austin, was burned down on
Tuesday. A subscription was raised on the
spot, and a considerable sum OF money OBJ
tanned by the whites In paying the loss-a sin
gle citizen heading the list with ten dollars.
This, as the Herald says, might be called
."renuine sympathy"
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Meetings This Day.

Irish Rifle Club, at 8 A. n.
st. Andrews Lodge, at I P. N.
Phoenix Fire Company, at P. M.
Sumter Rifle Club, at halfpast P. A.
Palmetto Encampment, No. l, at z. IL.
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An ELEGANT assortment OF Sewing Silks at
IS cents per dozen. Also, the best Machine
Cotton in the world, r-.amely, John Clarke, Jr.,
Il Co.'S. We W.yuld invite attention to the
ABOVE at s..uger Sewing Machine Office.
M .,1a-wfm
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BUSINES TICES.

CRUDE TURpENTINE WANTED.-Messrs. T.
T. Chapeau g. Co., turpentine distillers, of our
city, advertise in our issue of to-day to pur
chase crude turpentine on favorable terms
and at good rates. Dealers who ship to this
market would do we'll to see these gentlemen
at their office, No. l73 East Bay, where they
are at present paying sc so per barrel for vir.
gin, IS for yellow dip, and s. per barrel for
hard.
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Auction sales This Day.

Leitch g. Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No.
IL st. Philip street, furniture, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, Meeting street, clothing, hats, &c.
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ST. PaTRICK'S DAP.

Its Observance in the City-First Pa.
rade OF tho Irish Rifle Club-The Pro.
cession-Annual Reunion and Dinner
OF the Hibern1an socIety-othsr OBJ.
scrvances and Festivities.
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MEssRs. sToLL, WEBB & Co. have just OPEN
ed one case assorted Spring Poplins and
Japanese Cloths, which they offer at low fig.
ures. Several cases of Spring Callcoes and
Longcloths. White Pique in great variety.
Buy cheap at No. 2s7 King street.
mchl3-Wfm3
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BY H. II. DeLEON. at
GALE Oy KINGS MOUNTAIN RAIL.

- ROAD. ,aE:,T
Theodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward
Trustees, vs. the Xing's Mountain Railroad Com.
pany.-Foreclosure OF Mortgage. : I,!6H9I
In pursuance OF the terms OF mortgage execu.
the 18th day OF March, 1885, and BY virtue OF the
powers therein granted, we viii sell, at Public Auc.
tlon at Charleston, 8. o, corner East Yay and
Broad streets, at II O'Clock, On WEDNESDAY,
The entire RAILROAD Of the said Company, ID.
Guiding the bed and superstructures OF said Road,
the materials used In construction, the stations
statiOn.house depots, storehouses, workshops
machinery and fixtures thereon, and all theen
gnes and rolling stock, together with all; the
rights, privileges and easement belonging or Sp.
pertaining to said Railroad Company. ',it
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers ana
atamps.
ASBURY COWARD,
ian1qmwf TrusteeS
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< CITY AFFAIR S.

~Mr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, for South
Carolina
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one HUNDRED DOZEN Glass Preserve Jars,
quarts, at 50 per dozen, at Thomas d Ian
neau's, No. 2S9 King street. mcllZ-6
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FURcHaoFT, BENEDICT & 90. advertise this
day the receipt of their first shipment of
Spring Goods. The latest styles of Spring
Dress Goods can be examined at their store,
No. IA King street. Ieo2S
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FURoHGorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
the first shipment of Spring Cloths for Gents
wear from rs centsu Tailors will find 1t to
their advantage to examine the goods.
feb29
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ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality loc.
a package, OF three packages Tor 2'e. Hase'
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
febl9-m
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, soc.
per pack. .Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. feols-m
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CHRoxoa, at any price. Hasel street Ba-
zaar febl9-m
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FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT 4 co. most cordially
invite the Ladies' of this city to give them
call and examine the first shipment of Spring
Dress Goods. Also the fine assortment of new
Carpets as reduced; prices from 40 cents to 81.
feb29
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CHEnLEYs PARIS KID GLovEs-eyery pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
n-,o, London, 53 Regent street.
DEpefs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRoHGoTT, BENEDICT d Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS. -stereoscopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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CRoouEr CRoouET THE cheapest In
city. Price 81. basel STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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r., BY, J. FRASER ,MATHEWES. &,
[TIGHTEEN LOTS, WITH SMALL
II DWELLINGS, known as Cromwels Ter.
win be sold on THURSDAY, 2lst instant at the
al All those hos EiGHTEEa LOIS, with tue Dwell
iINGS, known as Cromuell's Terrnce, situated
between. and extending from, Franklin street to
Smith street. with cart alley the entire 1engtn,'
a plat OF the same can be seen atmy of1ces
Terms-HaN cash; balance In one and Two
years, secured by bond and mortgage ofthe prop
erty, with interest. Purchasers to pay me for
papers and stamps. Property to be insured and
policy Assigned. JTi-t.,.i mohl2-tuWmtA
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aTaia,9 aais 5ahis mapI

ByWMsMcKtY.
enEREMPTORY SALE OF Goats,
Pants, Veisss, Hats, Shoes t&c. % 80 5,
Will sell THIS DAY, MQnday,) ct his Store, Nc.
40 Meeting street, at 10 O'Clock, ilf5..ss2
The STOCK ,0R "A RETAIL STORE ALSO, TO
close conslgnments, pieces Fancy Cassimeres,
SatInets, Cottonades, Denims, Ticking, 81 and
~ ,Bleaehed Shirtlng, Shirts HandkercaiefS
Gloves, Buspendefs, Spool Cotton FLAX Thse4A:
Fancy Goods EAtso, aprge assortment OF Ladtee'
and Cents Hose and Half Hoser Straw Goods,
Shades, Hoods, DC.
{ Terms cash. TG .s:l-55gS i:ad -! IQmohB
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. By 3. N. MARSHALL g. BRO.
NHOICE LOT, RUTLEDGE STREET,
" third north OF Queen, b.,esr.ae:t 2
On THURSDAY. March n, at II O'Clock, VIII be
sold, at the Po6tofdce, ns.JJi :;.t.yl.:
The above LOT, measuring 40 by 1so feet, more
or less,
BY r. NJ MARSHALL & BRO: s.
r or, COMING STREET, SECOND
IL ~ north OF Line, west side. tsI ~
= ON THURSDAY, March q, at Il O'Clock, viii BE
sold, at the Postofice,
The above LOT, measuring 6s feet 'front.', BY ~
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps, mcn1o
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TIE STOKES MURDER TRIAL.
Argument for the Dofonce-Tilts Be-
tween the Counsel.

New YORK, July S.
The counsel for the defence in the Stokes trial
obessd to-day, by reading the detailed printed
reports of the proceeding at the inquest held
over Flsk's body by Coroner Young, evidently
with the Intention OF consuming time. ln the
progress OF the testimony sparrlng occurred
between The counsel. The question, "Did
Stokes make any statement as TO whether he
was going anywhere on the morning OF killing
Fisk I" was asked Of witness, but the Judge
thought it inadmissable. Tremaine argued its
admisssbllIy as being proof of the connecting
link of evidence which would prove that his
presence at the Grand Central Hotel
was not with murderous Intent.
The district attorney replied, support
Ing the inadmissabiIlry of the question,
to which Tremaine responded very sharply,
condemnng the course OF the district attorney
and of the press. He alluded to the district
attorney this evening as ''prlvate counsel In
this case" In a sarcastic manner, to which the
district attorney responded by calling Tre-
msine's attention to the fact that he Gre
maine) was employed as private counsel to
assist States attorney III the Cole murder
case, and also referred to the tact that Tre-
maine's associate was private counsel lor MRS.
Mansfield In the libel cult against Fisk, as
well as prlyate COUNSEL in the Caucime murder
case. McKeon also had tilt with the district
attorney, aud was reprimanded by the Judge.
Teleprams of Stokes's on The 9Th OF January
were offered as evidence to snow the prisoners
Intention on that day, but were excludea'
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Obituarn.

BIssELL-Died on sullivan,s Island, on the
morning OF the I'd instant, Sw1NToN BENN1rT BIs.
SELL. Youngest child OF Vim. SWinton and Alice
dsys. -. =,
Il was dumb-1 opened not my mouth, because
THOU didsr tt.n
LY0NS.-Departed this life on Wednesday, 9th
June. 1872, MICHABL LYONS, aged 90 years, d ma
i've or Mayo. ireland. but resident Of Charles.
ton for the paat 28 years
1t ia self ON that death visis the family circle
wi hout leaving It's PANS of sorrow behird. but
In this case 1t ls particularly 80. when the head
OF family is called to his last resting place, It
casts oon over the whole household which
never can be forgotten. and wnose place cannot
easily be nled. The deceased. through his long
and welspent life, hi. integrity OF character up
right principles. and fair dealings with his fellow
man, won hosts OF friends wherever and In what.
ever sphere bis lot was cast. Though fortune did
not always smile upon him through the victssi-
tudes OF This weary life. the Christian fortt,ude
which filled his heart enabled him TO 'etain those
trsits Of character which are appreciated By all
men. As q husband and father he was kind and
induIgent, ana his highest aim always was TO
have happiness aud comfort around his hearth
stone; and as q friend, one who could be relied
upon and trusted. In his demise he leaves sor-
rowing widow and three daughters, with many
relatives and friends, to mourn his loss. -
'There is everlasting peace, p I.,.f
Rest, enduring rest in Heaven y,