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RIVER ANn OCEAN STEAMERS.

IrUNARD LINE OF STEAM IFEfh
FRS TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS rsRssEzssss
Town, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM INV YORK. SO: TO NEW fOHk. t3i'
IN CURRENCY.-Thc safe, iirst.cass iron steam
shjns of this line will sail as follows: WEi,NES-
DAY, nth. aud SATURDAYS 2eth anil lilh oi
April, and SATURDAYS; llh, lllil, ana n'h ,,, 81
May, and twice every following week. from W.
NNlinH WHARF. 1trspy CIV
CHARLES FRtSt'kLlS,
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AYRFS, Agent
Richmond, No. 1899 Nlr,n. cnncr Fourteenth street.
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CCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT.

TEACHERS. PARENTS. AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHUOL-BOOKS used In our
public and private schools at
J. T. ELLYSON'S
RICHMOND SCHOOL-Bonk DEPOT,
1ll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office.
He would invite the attention Of parents, teachers,
and scholars To his large and varied assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used In colleges and
ruhc and private schools, ami which are sold al
publishers lowest rates.
ALI BOOKS USED IN PUBIC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices fixed by State Roafr' OF
Education.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE or SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free OH application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
SO is-2w TEACHERS.
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nr BREEDEN. 4 FOX INVITE AT: At
TENTIoN to large arrivals af FALL and WlNI TEL.
DRY GOODS, which viii comprise the LAh5Esl
-AND MOST ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT, IN
all departments, ever offered by them.
BREEDEN & FOX,
.. ,s-,o, No. 401 Broad street.
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rUNs, GUNsl GUNs!-Just opened a

VI large and complete stock of GUNS Of all kinds,
from fine breech-loadsrs down to the cheapest single
guns and ali other articles necessary to sports
inan's complete outfit Also. PISTOLS of All of
the nest makers Our stock is large, and Will he
sold at the lowest possible prccs. call from mer-
chants is particularly solicited. PONDER, SHOT,
CAPS, and CARTRIDGES being particularly In
heat manner and warranted. Agent for the cele-
brsted DEAD-SHOT SPORTING AND BLAST
INC POWDER T. ". TiGSOR.
No. 1882 MINI street.
se es-,m ss4lss 5e... Richmond. Va.
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MARRIED.

,rIc,,,o,op. Va. Sep;cmb.r 70, 1s72, by Rev. u.
" pratt. Mr.. Hermann SCHMIDT TO Miss
WU,UELMINE BOSCHEN. daughter of Mr. John
H. Boschc,.. alI of Richmond
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with 3, prass He. Nenoney b needed so
bring out the Supporters Of Greeley hey
come sbr the thdiisand to rive assurance q
the Impending victory. Wettlrn eastward
to-day. and expect to reach Cleveland on
.Puesiay night. Irepeat TINT the enemy are
for the first time terrified and demoralized.
Push them hard and they are gone, horse,
foot. and dragons. The retreat has begun.
We can make, and we must make, It a rou1
"THEopoRE T. RANDOLPH
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XHTOODHOUSE e. PARHAM
w UAvEJCsT PUBLISHED
THE MISSION PRAYER-BoOK,
for church and Sunday school. Second edition
Price, l5c.
TIE ARCHITECT AND BUr1bER's. FADE-
MECUM AND BOOK OF REFERENCE
containing rules for measuring, and lists OF prizes
Of material. tables of weights, mndel estimates
,neasuration. &C.. for carpenters. builders brick
aud stouc nIasoIs engineers and mechanics gene
raIIy Price 81 Either of IN" above works mailed
IN ui,y address on receipt of the retail rric" fe23
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E,OR NEW YORK. OLD DO 6>fSFS
u MiNlON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ssssss1. -.
The .idc-wher steamships OLD np,iAlon'
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. NJ
hGARA. ALBEMARLF. aud ItATrERhS ieHve
New York Tor Sorf' TX. city Point, and RichInohn
every TU ESDAy, THURSDAY, and SAIUkbA1
at 3 o'clock u. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
arg ssNRni a., ~ s,,4s,f k ry have elegant
The fare, accommodations, aud attention are nn-
surpassed. =,
Close connections made With steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply to-
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
my ,s NJ. z Governor street,
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TALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
j. T. ELLYSOS'S
SCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT,
No 1112 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office
Il full line of
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES.
together with n fine assortment of
STATIONERY,
COPY-BOOKS,
STATES,
INK,
PENS.
PEN-HOLDERS,
PENCILS,
and everything found In nrst-ciass School-Book
Depot.
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board of Education.
CATALOGUE of schoo-books sent by mail free
to any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
J.T. ELLYSON'S
SCHOUL-BUOk DEPOT,
sc ls-2w n 1l12 Main street.
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'iEsiaYs,;llA;I,YyisWAE,
DIcHMS,ND NlsssI A I TE.

:D1cHMsND Nlssl AID sTTTUTE.
TIE sesssitecntii teeas oetohrf isss lsss.
~ TtA cfskHs !,
rrt is fl ,wINST0N DE- ~. President. Moral
ssSes.re and Engffslt itefatflte. ~, ~,
r. a. LEWIS, IL. D., Chemistry Sid NatRra fhi-
A. X 0YiHsICEr UNIVERSITY OF virginia., siathe-
6. a =. Pa aisf college Louis lie Grand.
Paris.l French.
German. -.4s,;-,s..s ,sz,,a,s sass
Mrs INDIE G.. HAL,LOWE LL, Higher Ensnnssn ILL.,,
Miss rFL ORENCE Wv ALLEN, History ana eE tl
ton. - usaror,,oYv.
Miss n ssE q. HOOPER. Preparatory Department
Aztec SIrsJE APPERSOS. Primary Department.
professor C. W. TFILOW, fnsic.
Professor c. L. PETItOLaS, PEino ana ccai PIN
Mrs, =. c. PITTMAN. Music and Singing
Mrs. GASENA A. YANGEf. Vocal culture.
Mrs r. d. HOUSTON, Drawing. H.
For fnl1 Information rs TO terms &c, Ie Ar,
pouncefnents- at the book stores, or apply 10 the
undersigned. ~ :, ,,.,rcroS Ma
go oI.1w
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The largest assortment Of STEREOSCOPlC
VIEWS In the city, embracing views Of
RICHMOND AND VICINITY,
SCOTLAND.
IRELAND,
HOLY LAND.
SWITZERLAND.
UNITED STATES,
PARIS.
STATUARY.
ENGLISH COLOKED VIEWS,
at j. +. ELLYSOS'S
SchOOl-Rook Depot.
go 1s-ow I1I2 Main street.
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THE CAMPAIGN.

GOVERNOR CURTIN's LITTER DECLARING
FOR BUCKALEW-HORAC AND TIE
GIRIS-TllE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
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/ NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. a5Sfs
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers huokpd tn and from railway stations
or scaportx In England, lrcl,ad, Scotland Norway
sweden. Denmark. Germany, France. Holland, Bel
GUM, and the United State.
Cabin fare from New York TO London, Liverpool,
Glasgow, " berry. Ivy Wednesdays Steamer, 500.
BY saturdays steamer, SIS and TTh.
Excursion tickets 1920. Al payable Ia curtebc5,
Passengers hooked ptRtCT from Palermo. G""oH
Mcssna. and Trieate. III View yo.t.
Jrbin, alln, steernst. S55. Payable In currency.
For idrtiler information apply To
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Bowling Creep. y, Y. or
j. W. WYATT, Agent,
iy lam 3 Governor street, Richmond, Va
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MEETINGS..

THE MEMBERS OF ENCEL- g ~
I SIOR ESChMPMENT. No. 2?.I 20.
q F.. will attend regular meeting THIS ~
Trhur. duyJ EVENING the 9Gh instant + \
M o'clock. "a full Attendance Is desired
Nv order Of the E. I.
Sc 26-t* JOHN ny nC1IlHN. StI.o.-
A TTENTION, FIEEhiEN.-A meeting OF
N the BOARD OF CONTROL Of tic Fir" De
partmcnt of the city of Richmond will be held At
Washington Hall on FRIDAY, September 2n
iustant ut O'Clock r. NJ for the assess mcut OF fines
for the current quarter. p.A. CARDWFLL;
g. nsst Clerk +. ID. {. II.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Headquarters ATTACKS GuARD,l
RICHMOND, VA. September 20, le72
CPECIAL ORDER.-Thisc command will
- assemble on FRIDAY MORNING the 9Th 70
inst mt. In full dress uniform, arned anu e1hiI-
ned nj 10 o'clock on Ross street Mayo. all IL
escort to the Stanton Battalion, of Washington
II. G. Every member should le present. by ur.icr
On t,iu r. L. HoBsuS. l.. A. PANE, q. $.
so 16-oL%
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nISSOLUTION OBJ CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The co-partnershiIr heretofore exist
Ing between DAVIS Il BRIGGS, CARPENTERS
AND BUILDERS, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO the late concern
will please make prompt payment to T. WILEY
DAVIS: and all Indebtedness will be promptly set
tied by him. 7. WILEY DAVIS,
JOSEPH +. BRIGGS.
Srprrnprp 1879 p5-lw&
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HsRs. HOW ARDS SCHOOL WILL BE
WI - o,,ar,d NJ oo5 Main street between Second
,nJ Thir3 on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEAJ.
class In Belles-L ettrcs will be added TO tie ior
t'ircmlars will he found at the bookstores.
: 10 yr& 1efd
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LANES RIVER sTEAMBOATeaisIi1nsl

/ AMES XIV Elk SIEAIMBoAl[S SSfgaa.l
~ COMPANY. SEssna.s-~
FOR NEW YORK. ptfILABELPlltA; btL-
TiMORF. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
AND ALL SECULAR LANDINGS
On THE JAMES RfvEf. -
The fast and elegant United States ni5tl stsaf's'
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain j.. 7. StftpbDi
leaves companys wharf. a; keckeit: fsr Us aarii
uamed places on MONDAYS, WEpSRsBas. I ~"
FRIDAYS at 81 A. M., ai'tf fetariis uh ines'n!'
THURSDAY, and Saturday AFTERNOONS al Is oCcsh;n
Passengers connect at Norfolk With the GA b,1
Line steamers for Baltimore, Pbiiadeirha' an'
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on srr'"
of steamer. A., q.
Fare ID New YORK; "A
Fare To Philadephia. Northumberland
rare 70 Bahlnore. 49, ss
Fare 10 Norfolk
Tickets on sale NJ GARBtR Il CO.'S EXPkkss'
and baggage checked through. ,,,,e,,yS
Freight received TUESDAYS, THpks,pau,..
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Pcrisinoaui:. -
ton. Baltimore, and PRINCIPAL handbags ab ~. -,
peJke bay. and all relsulsF landings OH James t''
at REASONABLY RATES.
Freight received from A. h I'll r ~.
Freight for wny-landinxs must be prepare. a.,
The steamer SYLVESTER Will be cbnt9e"'V'
G, epipx Scursicns at reasonable rates.
The ttcame. viii leave her wharf At Rocactcs - =
LIB. TATrM, Cieaefaf Agent.
|, Ofice, Co,nrany's wharf. ,ei
Branch office, corner Main and Ninth stress. "
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NOTICE.-Thc undersigned, under the
~ name and firm of POWHATAN WEISIGER
& CO, have formed Il co-Iartncrsh!p for the pur-
pose OF conducting the HAT. CAP, AND FUR
BUSINESS in all It's departments, both wholesale
and retail.
With greatly increased facilities, the new firm III
vite, the attention of merchants Of the States of
Virginia and North Carolina to their large and we'll
assorted stock, which will be sold most liberal
terms.
Special Inducements to cash buyers.
POWIiATAN WEISIGER,
.-... .... CHARLES +. KENT,
sp o-eodlm 1901 Main street.
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DILL DELPHIA, RICH a5fEfS
L MONu. AND NORFOLK STEAM sss p 49,
sIIP LISE,-fOR PHILADELPHIA TWlCC
WEI h. Steamers NORFOLK, tMPLRt. ana !
:. GREEN. completing this line Will leayr Rcf.
mond every MONDAY and J'HlikSDAF 81 Z
O'Clock NJ, and Plltdelpbis ever WFnSfsDAf
and SATURDAY az the Inc hour. alternately. >,
FTctghts resolved daily Sundays excepted ior all
rar,s 6i Pennsylvania. New jersey. and Delaware
also for Clarlc, Ton. savannah, and New trlrai'.'
AMI big of Eding signnl through,
Freight taken for Norfolk III moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelpllia. including. meals ana
StaterUoG, -. W. T.. PoRTFB, Agent
No. 1926 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM +. CLYDE 4 CO.. Agents
40. - South Wh3rSts,
Ia No. IA North Wbsryes, Philadelphia
EOR LIVERPD6B ASH sF1h
II QCEENsT0WS,f NhAN LIN OF trsAs9g.,.ss,
MAIL. STEAMERS, SAILING; FROM Ne"
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or PAsSAGE:
Payable In Gold. Payable Ia turrr1cs:
First Cabin .........S7 Sterrtgc .....,.,..r-.s 80
To London. ........., ~ To or.inm. p
To Paris ........... ~ To Paris .......s.,... -
Tickets sold tn and iram England. Ireland, ana
the Continent 1T moderate rates -
For further information. apply at the tnfnpanf
Offices JOHN G. DALE. Agistt.,
Is broadway. New fufs or ~
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
irrt Richmond. Va.
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MISS KATE CLOPTOS'S. SCHOOL for
Main street between Second aid Third. Having r.
moved TO the above location, the duties Of this
school will be resumed on TUESDAY,, usto!pi J,
IsT2. Musical Department. Mrs. WILLIAM ~.
POWERS. Circulars can r. fa;, at the bookstores
or of Mrs. Powers 81 ;iiG school-rooms.
Az
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A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
N will lr opened on the lst of October Ivy Misses
RERt.CCA and MARY MURRAY.
MUSIC Taught by Miss NINA MURRAf:
For further information apply to Miss NUKE AZ
MT Mrs. Rawlinss, 500 Leigh street, or JOIN D..
WILLIAMS, Esq. of Lancaster 4 90. ST lin
L,EMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
A. 2O3 TWELFTH STREET
pad September is72, with full corps Of professors
5iu assistants. -
Ample and pleasant accommodations for large
numhrr of pupils
; For catalogues apply at the bookstores or to the
Principal. =.
ST 2-lm T.. T.. IAhfA NJ. a. ~
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF FlR-
IL GINA, NEAR ALESANDRIA.--The 29th
Annual Session Of this SCHOOL FOR BOYS opens
SEPTEMBER l5. l-7,. Terms: 1880 per year. Gaia.
iogue with paIticu'ars eni on application to L.
NJ. BLACKBOARD, ". A.. PRINCIPAL: Alexandria,
V, III s-i.Sw2m
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EXCURSIONS.
DTss0LUT1oNs d PARTNERSHIPS

RICHMOND, September 81. 1872.
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN
4 MCGRUDER & MINTElt Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent JAMES II. MISTER with
draws from the concern and WILLIAM MCGRu-
DER assumes all the liabilities Of said co-parlner
ship.
The business In the future will be conducted UNI
der the name Of WILLIAM MCGRUDER, at the
old stand, No. 101, corner of seventh and Main
streets. eal-Tu&Th2tk
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rlNHE SIXTH SESSION OF MISS TAZE-
4 WELLS SCHOOL will commence the LET
DAY-OF OCTOBER and close the last day u June
Circulars can he obtained at her residence No. III
Grace stree, between Seventh and Eighth.
TERMS: Per session of nine manifestation class
$50: intermediate class, $Ic; primary class, $50 .
Latin and French, each Slp. sp 3-jm
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~ No. d1o SEVENTH .STEFET.
The eighth session. OF this school VIII commence
on MONDAY, september goth, ond ciooe about tht
last n .Inuc. t1,cmi,,s AZ ,i.S bookstores.
CHARGES: FNrgljst, aud mathematics for Il half.
session, $3.50: '.reek and modern languages, each
Tl1: Latin ts--payablr In advance.
SO fila :. T.. BEACH, Principal.
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THE NEXT SESSION OF HAMPDEN,
l. SYDNEY COLLEGE will begin on THURS.
DAY. September 9Th. ..sg
in addition to The studes Of the curriculum. In.
strHction Will he given iItrpn,a 10y f1pnssor Wal
ter Blair, aud In treucll by Professor Addison Hogc
III fec of sec Tor rncii laHrra2r.
For further part irnlsrs frr catalogue, address
REV. !. NJ. i. ATKINSON. ID. d.,
liampdcn Sydney College.
y le-3m (, Prince Edward county. Va.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-22
MASKS AND FACES.
The Proposed Raid in Union.

The Proposed Raid in Union.
The Union Times says: "a Columbia cor
respondent of The CHARLESTON NEWS states
that batch of warrants over foot thick has
been issued for the arrest Of citizens OF this
county for violations Of the enforcement act.
Our private opinion is that either the cores
pondent is mistaken or 1t is one OF Wallcce's
.bluf' games to drive out and intlmldate the
white voters of this county who are opposed
10 him. If the latter game is to be played, we
hope ali our people will meet these warrants
like brave men Let no man leave Inc
county. and, above all, let no man sell nimself
TO such an infamous scheme, by compromising
his inalienable right to vote according TO Inc
honest dictates or his conscience.
The Sartor Outlaws.
The Union Times says: 1--WE learn that Bill
Sartor. the notorious thief who was sentenced
or the last term of court tor this county to two
Tears, Imprisonment in the State Penitentiary,
made hIs escape from that place last Saturday
nieht. and has Joined his brother Bob, who is
at large and committing many depredatlone
in this county. After the latter shot Mr. Will
lard of which we gave an account IN our last
issne party of four or five took out war.
rant To arrest him. In their search on Mr.
Yonne's plantation, they found, In negro.
nonse' two trunks and about three hundred
dollars, worth of goodsWhieh had been stolen
from Colonel A. G.. Rice some weeks ago, be-
siSes other goods. We are informed that they
have been selling goods In different parts OF
the county at remarkably low prices. These
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In the Lists.

Could choose the age and the fortunate season
When to be born,
would ny from the censure OF your barren rea-
And the scourges OF your scorn;
Gould take the tongue, and the land, and the
station,
That to me were fit,
would make my life force and an exultatlon,
Aud You could not stine 1t
But the thing most near to the freedom coVet
Is the freedom wrest
From time that would bar me from chmolns
above 1t,
To seek the East in the West,
have dreamed OF the forms OF a nooier eAiss'
Than you give me here, - -.
And the beauty that lies afsr In the dateless Sls
would conquer, and bring more near
It ia good, uncovered with the bounty Of For
In the sun to stand;
Let others excuse, and cringe, and fmportune,
I win try the strength Of my hand
II fail, shall fall not among the Mistaken
Whom you dare deride;
II win, you shall hear, and see. and al lase
awaken
TO thank me because defed
fBavard Taylor, in august Galarv
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men are perfect outlaws, and, II taey M are nos
and Commit some serious outrage In the coun-
ty. We hope the authorities vii! make a
strong effort to have them arrested, This ls
the second time that Bill Sartor has escaped
from the Penitentiary since he was sentenced" J"
A rruitIess Raid In Santuc.
Tuesday night, party OF Federal soldiers,
accompanied by a deputy marshal, made
frnitless raid down la Santuc, which Is love-
" region lying south aud east of Union c. H.
The object of the raid was to capture an out
law bv the name of John Ren6eld, who Is un-
der numerous indictments for criminal Of
fences, and iwho has up to date successfully
eysded every attempt TO capture him either
on the part of the civil or military authorities.
he is q desperate character and Is excessively
annoying to the people among whom he has
taken up his abode.
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,J0TTINGS 1BOUT THE STATE.

The engine aud tender of the Spartanburg
train ran of on Monday. Nobody hurt.
The iury room at UnlonVille boasts OF
| table, q small bench, and one bottomless cnalr.
An effort Is making TO remove the George
town postmaster and put Massachusetts man
The courS martial which has been In ses-
slon in Columbia for some time past, engaged
In the trial of Lieutenant Gallagher, OF the
Second Infantry, on various charges, adjourned
on Saturday. The suppositton 10 tnat ne mas
been honorably acquitted.
Major ]. q. Barry, Of Rock Hill, was thls
week convicted of an assault and battery upon
Congressman Wallace last summer. me
| Ubuttermilk case' 1t will be remembered.
He was sentenced To six months imprison,
| ment or one hundred dollars hne. he palo
| the fine and was discharged.
"A prisoner by the name OF Cohen, who ls
awaiting trial on the charge OF murder, at
tempted to escape from the Beaufort jail,
early on Wednesday morning last. He was
cantnred bv another prisoner named Isaac
Simmons, who Is acting as turnkey, just as ne
was going over the fence. at the back OF the
Mfr. Jackson, the Columbia chief of police,
has succeeded In overhauiing two thieves who
have been operating In different portions OF
the State One of them stole horse IN Lau-
rens, and the other robbed the store of Messrs;
D. ELL UEcBR o. w., IL Aho hoASS eAN
a portion Of the other stolen property were
recovered.
"A letter from Williamson Springs, on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, states that
q house near the depot was struck by light
ming on the afternoon of Thursday, the 18th,
and considerably damaged. cradle 10 Whlcn
an infant was sleeping was set on IRE, but
none OF the inmates OF the house were serl-
ousy injured, though stunned.
The house OF Mr.. G. Bouknight, OF C0lnm-
bia, was raided upon Friday nlght-the fourth
time during the past year-and his pants, con.
tanning the safe key of the treasurer's Office OF
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
COMPANY. carried off-pOthing else touched.
Mrs. Bouknlghtis watch and iewery, besides
the silver In daily use, were on the bureau
adjacent, but were undlsturbed. As there was
q considerable sum of money In the safe, it
was feared that the thief had effected an en-
trance to II, but upon examination yesterday
morning. everything was found all right.
The Governor has pardoned Kizzie Dam
pier, Jane Damper, Adelia Norwood, OF Oar
Iington, and William Durham, Of Greenvllle.
The three first named were sentenced 0y
Judge Rutland, on charge of receiving stolen
goods, to twelve months Imprisonment, aud
are pardoned upon the petition OF numerous
citizens and The sworn statement OF the prln-
cipal witness that he swore falsely In the case
Durham was convicted Of the crime OF man
slaughter at the May, 1872, term OF the Green
Wills Court. and was sentenced to TWO years 10
the penitentiary by Judge Orr. The Jury haV,
ing recommended the prisoner TO mercy, and
on account of his extreme youth, and otner
mitigating circumstances, the Judge recon-
mends the pardon be granted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-22

GHERIFFS SALE.-THE FIRST Ma
y TIONAL Bank OF Charleston vs. Isaac 8. e.
Bennett-The Peoples National Bank vs.. 8. 4.
Bennett. -
By virtue OF the two above executions against
the property, to me directed and delivered, VIII
be sold, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of August, 1879,
IN front OF the Courthouse In Charleston, at IL
All the right title and interest Of the defendant
In the above stated cases In ell that FARM or
Tract OF Land, on the west side Ut Public Road, In
nf G sSds oi 81 81
lands OF Happoldt, west on Ashley RiVer ana east
on Public Road.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon. situated on tr, north side OF Broad
street, known by the nui Ger %, WardNo. I. otty
OF Charleston, measuring on Broad street 28 feet,
and OF that width for depth OF 104 feet inches,
aud then, for 8 further depth OF about AZ feet,
about u feet In width, as is particularly shown 0y
q plat made by r. e. Payne IN October, 1866
bounding north on land OF Captain Copea, east on
land late OF State Bank south on Broad street and
west on land or O. D. Carr and OF -.
ALSO,
TWO LOTS OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
fronting the one on south side or Broad street,
next to corner Of King street, and the other on
fr6n east to west, SO feet inches, thence south
WsrdlY l18 feet, thence westwardly IS feet
inches, thence southwardly 80 feet inches,
thence eastwardy to King street 187 feet inches,
thence northwardly 2s feet by FEET inches.
thence westwardly 81 feet, thence northwsrdly
feet inches, thence eastwardly feet, thence
northwardly l9 feet 8 inches thence eastwardly
feet and thence northwardly to the starting point
on Broad street los feet Inches, aB per plat MADE
18th June, 1881. annexed TO deed from James
Jervey TO DR.. Isaac Note Gamp6ell; dssed 1Ssn
nj