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TIE ARRESTS IN CHESTER COUNTY.
The Chester Reporter shesthe following
details of The recent arrests In Chester Co1n-
- ,,,ooa, tr,oay IT ronorto5 IN T7r News.

The Chester Reporter furnishes the following
details of The recent arrests In Chester Coan-
ty, already briefly reported in The NEWS:
We announced last week that at the time OF
going to press the troop Of cavalry were on
The western side of the county making arrests.
The first exploit Of the command was the cap
ture of Mr. T. M. Sanders, whom they found
at the house of his father-n.law, Mr.. A. T.
Walker. Mr.. Sanders had been In town every
day for q week previous 20 his arrest, aud
could have been captured at any time. The
matte as dragging him out at one O'Clock In
heamorning and taking him along as prls-
oner Of war. The company returned from
this raid ON Thursday morning bringing with
them, besides Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. 7. I. Castles,
Richard Woods, VIM. McCollum, Martin wade,
Thomas A. Anderson, james Darby and
Joseph Sims. Mr. Sims was released alter
few hours In jail, it appearing that he had
been arrested by mistake. Messrs. woods,
McColluu and Wade were kept at headquar-
ters under guard all day, bns were finally dis
charged on their parol', alter having been
subjected 10 the accustomed inquisltion. Mr.
William Leckie was arrested on wednesday
Of last week and kept in Jail till Saturday,
when he was released on bail. On THURSDAY
night another raid was made by the cavalry
in the Turkey Creek neighborhood, and the
following persons captured: ]. d. Smarr, ..
Howell, n. Good, John Jones, John McCsIiey,
J. T. Love, Lee CASTOR and Amos Scalie,
colored. About the same time detach
from York arrested and carried to JAIL at mat
Iohn kirkpatrick. During the week Mr.
Baxter Crosby was arrested near Landsford
and lodged in the Jail at this place:
Mr. J. T. Walker was arrested In Columbia
on Friday last, and released on ball. On Tues
day Of this week Mr.. T. n; Sanders was ALLOW, ~.
ed TO give bail, and was discharged. All the
rest OF The unfortunate prisoners are still In
Jail. -
It is proper to state that all the arrests were
made BY the military authorities without any
pretence of acting as an auxiliary to the UNI
ted States marshal. There was neither COM
missioner nor-marshal here. The arrests, now
ever, were made on warrants issued by Com
missioner Porteous when here last December.
These are times when we are all at the mercy
of arbitrary power, aud it, probably, therefore
would be Wise for us to speak with tated
breath. That every feeling OF our heart Is IN
deepest sympathy with these unfortunate VIC
Tins of political persecution, 1t Is hardly nec-
esaary for US to say.
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DOINGs At THE Federal CAPITAL.
The Repeal OF the Duty on Rice a Set
tied Thing-The Louisiana Quarrel
No Southern Nominations,

WASHINGTON, Marck 70.
The appropriation committee defeated by q
tie vote an appropriation OF fifty thousand dol.
lars to enforce the civil rights bill regulations
The Pacific Railroad committee agreed to re.
port supplemental Southern Pacific Railroad
bill. It authorizes forty thousand dollars In
bonds per mile, and directs that the work be
commenced Immediately at the eastern ter
minus.
schurz was before the arms sale committee
to-day. Nothing damaging or interesting was
ELECTED.
In the House large number Of private bills
were passed, and District affairs occupied the
In the Senate the bill defining the rights Of
part owners of vessels passed. The question
OF the Louisiana land titles weEt over till to-
morrow. The tariff bill came up in order, but.
by vote OF twenty-seven to ten, was laid
aside; when bill for the benefit of soldiers
bill was then discussed to adjourn
ment. Scott's amendment, admitting tea
and coffee free. passed by vote of thirty-fve
to thirteen. Sherman, of the committee of
finance, then said he would suggest the reteu-
regarded the question of repeating the duty
on tea and coffee as now settled, and be ad-
vIsed the business men Of the country to make
their arrangements accordingly.
There Is no prospect Of reconciliation be-
tween the Warmoth faction and the adminis-
tratiou. unless the nomination Of Parker for
surveyor at New Orleans be Withdrawn. His
confirmation before the Senate Will be op-
posed. The Louisiana delegation will be sat
isded with nothing less than black surveyor
of customs.
Hon. Samuel shellabarger, of Ohio, who has
been Ill at bis home, has returned to this city,
and reoccupied hIs seat In the House yester-
day.
Ex.Representative @. G. Bowen, from South
Carolina. Is here to urge his claim to the seat
In the House now occupied by the colored
member, DeLarge. The House committee on
elections decided some weeks ago that Bowen
was entitled to the seat
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JorrINGs ABOUT THE STATE.

The residence OF Kenan Brazeale, In An.
derson County, was burned down last Mon
day night.
Colonel Robert a. Fair, e prominent hw-
yer of Abbevile, has forsaken the bar and en-
tered the Presbyterian ministry.
The trial ofWinslow Hamilton, for the kll.
Ing of Captain George Butler, occupied last
Monday and Tuesday In the Court OF General
Sessions for Edgeaeld County, Judge Meltop
presiding, and resulted in verdict of not guilty:
Two negroes CONVICTED Of the the murder Of
Mr.. Hayward, OF Beaulorti ana ~ VINO ss1 We're sen
made their escape from their colored guard at
Summeryille on the night of the 10th Instant.
The North Carolina Legislature has char
tered the Carolina Narrow Guage Railroad,
which Ia to begin at point on the State line
In the direction of Yorkville, and run thence
to Dallas, Lincolnton, Newton, Hickory Tav.
ern and Lenoir. The Yorkvllle Inquirer de-
clares The project feasible, and pledges the as
sistance of York County for the new enter
prise
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TBEWEaTHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON March %

WASHINGTON, March %.
Easterly to southerly Winds, with cloudy
weather and rain, Will continue over The
South Atlantic States. The area OF cloudy
weather and snow from Tennessee northward
viii gradually extend eastward over tn, the
Middle States tonight, and over the New
EnpIand States on Saturday, when the winds
viii back to southerly. Rising barometer,
falling Temperature, clearing weather and
norIhwestprly winds will extend eastward
over the Mississippi valley during the night,
and over the upper lake region, the Ohio val.
lev and the Gulf States on Saturday. Danger.
Gus winds are not anticipated Tor the Atlantic
and Gulf coosts.
Y..t.rday,s Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ.
Local Time.
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ARAILROAD HOLOCAUST.
Two Passengers Killed and Thirty-six
Injured. - 90

PHILADELPHIA, March az.
The Southern Express train was thrown
from the track to-day by broken rail, near
Johnstown. Two persous were killed, six
were hurt seriously, and thirty slightly. There
are no southerners on the lists Of wounded.
CIHCNNAT1, March 81.
The express train east, due at Fort Wayne
at three o'clock this morning, was thrown
from the track by broken rail, five miles
west of that place. Two baggage and one ex-
press car, and two coaches and sleeping car
were burned. The entire. contents ol the e1-
press car, nearly all the baggage and part of
the through mall were destroyed. The ex.
press messenger was seriously Injured, and
seyeralother persons slightly scratched.
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sP4RKS ERo1r THE WIRES.

"A Kansas negro and three of his children
were accidentally burned to death yesterday.
Council Bluffs is determined on as The
Eastern terminus of the Union Pacific Rail-
road.
John C. Davis shot his vile, a circus per-
former known as Rosa Davis. He says 1t was
an accident.
The Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives have defeated the motion for woman
suffrage by a vote of sevenly-one to thirty
six.
The case of the United States against
Colonel David L. Stanton, the late collector
OF internal revenue, for the Fifth District of
Maryland. charged with embezzlement OF pub
lie money, is postponed to March %.
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THE MEXICAN REYOLUTION
Reported Successes OF tho Revolutions.
lists.

MATAMoRAs. March 22.
The revolutionary committee of Tamaullpas
issued bulletin to-day announcing that the
Jaurez forces took Zacatecas on the 9Th,
through the s,treachery of<sksofps Of prisoners
taken at Watapalga, woo Joined tue reVolu-.
tionists and were holding the mountain OF
Labuio near Zacatecas, and surrendered to
Rocha without resistance. After the defeat
of the revolutionists under General Donald.
Guerra retired In good order to FresDella. A
column of three thousand men, which Rocha
sent in pursuit of Guerra's army, were re-
pulsed and twenty pieces Of artillery taken
from them on the l4th, which result enabled
the revolullonists to again take the defensive,
and they now confront Rocha with force
equal 10 that of the government.
Mazatlan Is closely invested by the Juarists,
and must fall soon.
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NOTES FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March q.
The case OF Edward g. Stokes will be called
tomorrow before Judge Cardoza, In the Court
of Oyer and Terminer, when the prisoner will
plead to the indictment charging the murder
of Fisk.
Hugh Waters, an old man employed at the
Astor House, was stabbed In the abdomen
early this morning, In Chatham street, by
George Hughes. q car conductor, who has
been arrested. Waters was seriously, though
not dangerously, injured.
Judge Cardoza to-day denied the motion for
the release of Vogt, the alleged Belgian muir
derer, holding that the case was before y
magistrate, and receiving proper legal atten-
ton
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AEEAIRs IN SIN DOMINGO.
Assasstnatton OF Presiden
Baez-The Coffee Crop.

PUERTO PLATA, March 81.
President Baez has again lost the Town Of
SavaGeta. He was defeated at San Juan by
Cabral, who was unable to advance for want
of money and ammunition. The people object
to supporting Casral, because they still have
hopes Uf annexation to the United States, or
an American protectorate.
An attempt was made on the 4th instant to
assasslnate President Baez, simultaneously
with line murder Of his cousin, Adolfo Caen,
who was shot on the street by Juan Julio.
The murderer was arrested, but subsequently
escaped, and Is now on Turks Island.
The coffee crop is about all gathered. The
price has increased TO fourteen and halt
cents free on board.
a foreign loan OF s., 600, 900 is contemplated.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
NEW YORK, March %.

NEW YORK, March q.
The Liberal Republican central committee
held their nrst meeting last night, and resolV-
ed to send delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
ventlon.
There were seventy new smallpox cases
during the week. The house OF A. 7. Stewart
is abandoned to q servant, who has q most
Viruleut case.
, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, March %.
The State Republican CUlOred Convention
elected delegates to the National COlored
Convention, which meets in New Orleans on
April 10.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %.
The Oregon Republican State Convention
endorses Grant and Colfax.
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general strength, and soon establishes an incura.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
COLUMBIA, Friday, March 22.
George Black, who was charged with shoot
ing and killing Henry Thompson, colored
manager at the elections in AbbeVile County,
in 1869, was arrested in Cleveland, Kentucky,
and brought here to-day. He confesses the
murder and has been committed to Jail. Black
was hunted out by D. Z. Moore, who was
was stimulated by reward of one thousand
dollars offered by Governor Scott for the ar
rest of TIC murderer.
An Inquest was held to-day upon Mrs. Mary
johnson, who had died suddenly. It was
shown that she and her husband had been
.beastly drunk for several days, and the jury
found that the immediate cause of her death
was congestion of the brain.
Money is tight, and times are dull.
A snow-storm set In. at three o'clock this
afternoon. SALUDA.
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~sT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The Installation Services Of the newly elected
Pastor OF this Church will take place To-KoRRow
MORNING, at the usual hour. The Congregation
Of the Wentworth.street Lutheran Church are ex.
peeted to attend. The two Congregations Will
unite again In the Afternoon, at the Wentworth
street Lutheran Church, at O'Clock, when the
Rev. T. W. D0SH, Of st. Johns Chu; n, will
preach. " mch2S
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w OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMIS-
sIoNERs, BARNWELL COUNTY, s. O., BLACK
WILLIE G. a.. MARCH 13, 1812.-Plans, Spect1ca.
tions and Proposals to build JAIL at Blackville
Courthouse will be received at this office until
the second Tuesday In April. The cost Of jail
not to exceed eight thousand tsso0Ol dollars.
By order CouRty Commissioners.
mch15 12 M.G. TOBIN, Clerk.
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wON AGE. ~

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THE PACIFIC COAST.

San FRANCISCO, March 81.
The Sutro tannel Is progressing rapidly.
feet in length.
General Howard left for Arizona to-day. The
press of this coast Is united against further
meddling with the operations Of General
Crook by the peace commissioners.
General Crook has enlisted one hundred
Hualapols to fight against their old allies, the
Apaches, In Arizona.
The weather Is hot and dry.
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RAILROAD STRATEGY.

SAVANNAH, March 22.
Important railroad matters are Iranspiring
here. At q meeting oil the directors OF the
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad the proposition of
certain parties 10 lease the road for term of
directors, representing the Savannah inter-
ests, resigned. At the last annual meeting OF
the stockholders proposition was made to
lease The road ahd extend 1t to the original
terminus, Mobile.
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THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

CINCINNATI, March %.
Frankfort dispatch says the amendment
to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad oct has
passed the Kentucky Senate by vote OF six.
teen to fourteen. It remoVes'all Restrictions
and taxes upon the road, except the Holt
which requires tax upon freight.
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~NOTICE.-C.L .LUMBIA, MARCH 16
ls72-At meeting OF the iCorporators Of the
South CarolIns Real Estate and Joint Stock Com.
.psny the following officers were elected: :.
? LOUIS CARR, President.
LOUIS WILSON, vice-President
E.MARKs, Secretary and Treasurer.
DRECT0hs:
ROBERT L. JONES, LOUIS HEYwARD,
henry JOHNSON, T. SANDS,
R. A. sIssoN, :. WASHINGTON ASH,
N. D. STONE B. LUsk.
Extract Jron, Minutes.
Whereas, exclusive rIgs: ior the period Of
twenty.nve years has been conferred on the COZ.
porstors OF the South Carolina Real Estate and
Joint Stock Company by their charter, as ratified
and approved at the regular session Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, 1s7l-'72, to loan out money on In.
terest purchasing and mortgaging real estate,
buying, and gelllpg Or otherwise dlspasing Of per.
s0nal property: and they shall have the same
rights and privileges enjoyed by banking corpo-
rations of this State; sh all also have undisputed
right to dispose OF any and all property, real
personal or mixed, that they may become pos.
sessed or In any manner an on such conditions
ss the said corporation, for their own interest,
may deem nt and proper; and,
whereas. Section OF said said act repeals all
acts conflicting with said act;
Therefore, this is TO give notice to all whom it
may concern, that all individuals, copartnera,
companies or corporations who may. by charter
or otherwise, mfr r.nge upon the rights as guar.
anteed by this act, will be at once proceeded
against according to law. mch23-l
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TIE INsURREcTION IN CUBA.

HAVANA, March 81.
The Spaniards have captured the Cuban
General Siapena, with FIVE companies, in the
mountains near Trinidad.
Captain General Vamaseda has arrived at
Manzanlllo.
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r UNITARIAN CHURCH. DIVINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at hall. past 10 O'Clock, the Rev. JONA-
THAN COLE ofaciating, and In the evening at
halfpast o'clock, the Rev. R. P. CUTLER eficl.
a,ing. AL strangers .are cordially invited to at.
tend.
Subject for the evening discourse: Religion as
the ostill small Voice Of God.n mch2a
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wTRNITY CHURCH.-REV. B. D..
SMART will preach To-MoRRow MORNING, at
haltpast 10 O'Clock, aud Rev. WHITEF00RD
SMITH. D. D., at NIeBT, at O'Clock. Sunday.
mch23s
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funeral Notires.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntancss Of DR.: George and Mrs. CaulIer.
and Miss Ellen Mccormick, also the members OF
the Lutheran Church. are requested to attend the
Funeral Of Mrs. CAULIER, THIS AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock, at the Lutheran Church, Archdale street.
meh23 s..-,-r.-.-. ~,
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Marrie1.

SMlTa-JoYE.-0n Thursday, the 21st inst,
by the Rev. W. q. Adams. Mr.. J. WESLEY SMITH,
OF Bennettsville, s. C.,.t 10 Mss C.MArTLAND,
daughter Of the late D. q. Joye, Of this city.
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5ptrial Nptires.

~DIvINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AZ
TERNoeN, at 4 O'Clock, BY The Rev. A. II.
CHRIETZBERG. mch23
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THINGS IN COLUMBIA.

Arrest OF FuRttIves from Justice-A
Confession OF Guflt-Sudden Death
Caused by Hard DrinkIng-A Snow
Storm at the Capital.
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arSPECIAL ALNOTICE.-aLLP PARTIES
are hereby cautioned that will NOT be responsible
for any bills contracted for the "Mills House' by
any other person than myself, on and after this
date. D. O. BURNETT,
Charleston, March 20, 1872. mchH-s'
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either repent or he discovers their purpose by
intuitIve sagacity.
THE OUTLAWS WIFE.


The white society around him gave Henry
Berry Lowery lesson In self.schooling and
sacrifice go far as women were concerned.
After the murders of Barnes and Harris
offences which some think ought TO have
been Included in the proclamation of oblivion
for offences committed by both sides before
the close of the war-Lowery stood up by the
side of Rhody Strong, the most beautiful
mulatto of scuff1etown, TO be married. Aware
of the engagement and the occasion, the
sheriff's posse, with cruel deliberation, sur.
rounded the house till the.ceremony was over.
and then rushed In and took the outlawed
husband from the side OF bis wife. He was
removed to Lnmberton Jail, and then sent
still further away to Columbus County jail;
but he broke through the bars. escaped to the
bis way to his bride. They have three chill
dren.
GLIMPSE AT MADAAE LowERT.
AsI rode down on he train from Shoe Heel
to Iumberton. on the 2sth Of February, the
conductor. Colonel Morrison, came to me and
said: s'If you want to see Henry Berry Lowe
ry,s wife. you can find her in the forward
second.clsss car" She had taken the train at
Red Banks for Noes Neck-po!nts between
which the whole band of outlaws frequently
ride on the freight train.-and at the latter
baby and walk off down the road In Tie woods,
and stop there among the tall pitch pines, as
if waiting for somebody. The bahy-the last
heir of ontlawry-began to cry as she left the
train, and she said, mother-fashlon: mo, no,
no, Wouldn't cry, when had been so good
all daym This woman isss the sister of two of
the five remaining outlaws, aud wife OF the
third. The whites call her, satirically,
"the Queen of scnhletown;' but she
appeared to be meek, pretty-eyed
rather shrinking girl, Of "a very light color,
poorly dressed. She wore many small brass
rings, with cheap red stones In them, on her
hands, and dark green plaid dress of muslin
delaine. which just revealed her new black
morocco "store" shoes. A yellowish muslin
or calico hood, with long cape, covered ter
head, and there was nothing beside that re-
member except a shawl Of bright colors,
much worn. It was sad enough and prosaic
enough to see this small woman with her
baby In her arms. carrying 1t along, while the
husband and father. covered with the blood OF
fifteen murders, roamed the woods and
swamps like Seminole. -
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r. THE CHARLESTON CHARTTA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRB
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFIoAL RAFFLEB
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 413-MoRNINa.
61- 7-11-45-19-78- 3-18-77-40- 5-26
GLASS No. 4l4-EvBNINa.
7s-42-24-60-16-29 29-37-67-4S-22-75-
Aswlrness our hand at Charleston this 22d day
or March, 1872 FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct8 sworn Commissioners.