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NORFOLK. AprIl Z
nsIbIo Programme In Nebraska.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-McClure's elevator at Peoria, Illinois, with
80, 600 bushels OF grain. ts burned.
The ATLANTA Club were warmly welcomed
and handsomely dlnedlin Liverpool.
The Tlohborne claimant is released on
j. J. Marion is confirmed as postmaster
at Mobile.
Brigham Young has been released on a
writ OF nabeas corpus.
Ben Butler has reported a bill relieving
the political disabilities of. sixteen thousand
persons.
Mrs. Sherman is found guilty of murder
In The second degree, and will be sentenced
to the State prison for life.
The New York Herald calls for the re-
moval of Secretary Fish because his Judgment
upon the Alabama claims Is unreliable, and Dis
acts will compromise the nation.
The United States steamer Kansas reports q
a fatal accident to one OF her boats, by which
Captain CrOssman and several others on board
were drowned. The captains body could not
be recovered. go
"A state of siege had been declared In Hon.
duras, The San Salvador troops we're calling
for the death of President DuenRs, who was
q prisoner In their hands, before marching TO
the front.
An Italian bark with q cargo of nineteen
hundred cases OF petroleum TOOK IRE ID tne
midst of crowded shipping at 9arseilles.
Through the energy of the officers and crews
of the United States feet, the burning vessel
was isolated, and an extensive c~onhagration
avoided.
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him, and that his confidence in his former be-
lief had thus been considerably shaken.

him, and that his confidence in his former be-
lief had thus been considerably shaken.
This closed the testimony for the prosecu-
ton, and the defence did not deem 1t neces-
sary to produce any witnesses. Mr.. Carlisle,
addressing the court, said that the case was
clearly one that should be mol. pressed by the
government. The prosecution had made out
no case whatever to go to the jury, and JUS
tice demanded that the case should be dis
missed.
Judge Bond said that he could not himself
see how the jury could find a verdict against
the defendant. One witness swore that 1t was
the defendant who fired upon him, but iden-
tilted him only BY his voice, while another
witness, also for the prosecution, swore posi-.
lively that it was another man who did the
shooting.
The district attorney said that of course after
that statement from the court he could not
ask the jury to convict the defendant, and he
admitted that there was a fatal conflict of ties.
timony. He therefore consented to a verdict
of not guilty, which was accordingly entered
and the prisoner was discharged.
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GOSSIP FROM COLUMBIA.
Pardon Of DeLarge's Partisnns-A Race
for One Thousand Dollars-The Ex-
animation Of the Laurens Prisoners
Again Postponed.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE EEws.l
COLUMBIA, April 26.
The presidential pardon for Langley and
williams, convicted of frauds In the Beaufort
elections, was received here to-day, and they
were Internationally discharged. They re-
turned to Beaufort Immediately.
A race for one thousand dollars was run to-
day, on the Congaree Course, by Crawford's
sorrel horse and a roam owned by MI. Burob,
of North Carolina. The betting was two to
one on the sorrel, but the roam won by twelve
feet.
United States Commissioner Boozer to-day
received information from the counsel for the
Laureus prisoners that he was engaged in the
United States Court In Charleston, and could
not attend here, and the examination was &C
cordingly postponed until tomorrow, when Il
will be again taken up. SALuDA.
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ToLERATIoN1 IN ENGLAND
LONDON, April 2;

LONDON, April %.
In the House of Lords, Tonight, Lord Cleve-
land moved the second reading OF the prison
minister's bill, the object of which Is to pay
Roman Catholic chaplalns for their services Ia
the prison. Lord Aranmore spoke against the
measure. The'time had come when the pre-
tensions OF the Church OF Rome should be
curbed. Carnarvon and Morley supported
the bill as in accordance with the spirit OF the
age. Viseount Middleton confessed that when
II was proposed to make a Rumish priest an
official person he felt bound to halt. Tn bill
passed by q vote Of ffty-eight to twenty-five.
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THE CARLIsTs RISING IN SPAIN.
A Rebel Army Crossing the Frontier;

A Rebel Army Crossing the Frontier.
MADRID, April rs.
The friends of the. ministry 10 the new
Cortes held a meeting last night, which was
presided over by Admiral Topete. The object
Of the meeting was to assure tne government n.,1s
the Instruction. Sagosta made q fiery speech
demanding to be placed at the post OF the
greatest danger. Serrano and Rosas ALEC
made addresses full of patriotic enthusiasm
MADRID, April &c.
There is a vast increase In the number OF
Carlists bands throughout the Kingdom: FIJI
lnsnrrection. A proclamation has been Issued
declaring many places In a state OF siege. Ine
government refuses to furnish the press with
anv Information relative. either to its or the
Carlists movement. There Is a great demand
for troops from the provinces where the Car.
lists are most active. Marshal Serrano, WIN
six thousand troops, has gone to Navarro, and
his presence at the head Of this force has
checked the operations of the arllsts In that
department.. Marshal Serrano will be appoint
ed qeneralissimo Of the forces operating
against the insurrectionists. Marshal Concha
will a'so be given high command. ills believed
that the future of Spain now depends upon
the course of the radicals, and that If they
ca. operate with the par tisans, Don Carlos's
revolution will be successful.
PARIS, April rs.
The Unlvers and Liberte announce that Don
Carlos has crossed,the frontier and is now IN
Spain, at the head of ten thousand men. Ine
same Journals say q perfect understanding
exist between the Carllsts and Republicans.
The forL-er are to draw the troops into
the open country and leave the towns
defsnceless against the Republicans, who
are to rise against the government, on
the lst of May, In all perts OF Spain. Only
two of the Isabellist generals have as yet
Joined the instruction: The French Legltl'
mlsis hold aloof from this last daring enter
prise Of Don Carlos.
PARIS, April 26.
The situation in Spain has become very
serious. The government has resolved to
adopt most rigorous measures to suppress the
RESURRECTION. Nothing is certainly known OIL
the Whereabouts OF Don Carlos.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.
w,ssrSpToN. April

WASHINGTON, april 70.
Clear and pleasant weather, with southerly
winds. will continue very generally over the
Southern States. and over the New England
andI Middle States, with northerly winds, ex-
cept. possibly, over the lower Lake region.
The pressure will probably diminish on satur-
duy northwest Of the Ohio valley, @lGn Wln9s
VeerIng to easterly and southerly, and cloudy
and threatening weather, and possibly light
rain. Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Y.stsrdny's Weather Reports OF the
signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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THE L

DUBLIN, April rs.
The obseqnies Of the Earl of Mayo took
place to-day. The remains were landed from
the steam yacht Enchantress this morning at
Kingstown, and brought to this city on q spe-
cIal train.
Redmond, the Home Rnle candidate, has
been returned to Parliament from Wexford,
after a healed contest.
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4 ACCIDENT.

LONDON, April 20.
Rumors of a terrible disaster near Mount
Yesuvlus ore current ln this city. The re-
ports are that of q number Of persons, whose
curiosity led them too near the volcano, sixty
were killed and wounded by q shower OF lava.
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- BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.-THIH

~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-THtB
superb hair Dye Is the best In the World. Pef-
fectIy harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleaa.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Batchelor'ssHs
Dye produces Immediately asspleneid blackTor
natural brown. Does not STAIN the akin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful, Tha
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all drnggtai..
Factory 10 Bond street, New York. ,>
mchB-tuthslyr.Dkc
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6periaL Notlrn.
RBURNHAWS SUPERIOR YE

m-BURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
POWDERs.-Hsving used Yeast Powder In our
ismilles for several years, we gives decided pref
etence above all others to thai preparedNby
EDWARDS s. BUREHAMs Graduate o. Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Oalhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. O. king MausI N Boarding House. Julius
Pesach. BIC. Webb, George Z. Holiness Georges.
Pelzer, n. D., John I. WIshtman, D.iD., William
Smith. Master Machinist. 8. {. B. B.
aprb-8mos Ga
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Jnsnranfe.
.rso TT N STAT rs
LIFE INSURANCE. coMpANY.
PRISC1PAL OFFICE, MACON, GA:

The above Company has appointed the nllader.
signed Agents for the Stataof sontn 0aroinar
under the nrm name Of ABNEYt6 PARKER,,0n1c
in 0oluumbia. As s1b.Agept, they have SECURED
the services OF NJ. Wilson GLOVER for the'0lty:
Of Charleston. with authoritysto take riaka ip any
part of thetstate.I 9sis22 So
The above named Company Is rapidly increas-
ing inlnumbers and In financial strength, posseg-
sing nowta large surplus fund sof, &lH 70 every
500 Of liability, with o.her peculiar inliucemenss.
To those DESTROYS, Of making good and sate invest
ments, at home, It eommsndI ttself. 3
go 80 ~ - MsW.ABNEY,
2 go J.. w.SP4RKRR, -
tLate supt. Lunatic Asylum; Oolumhiai s.oA
General Agents.
i..7st..str once South Atlantic Wharf, ,
apr22-mHss, mays,s,lla Charleston. !. 9:
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NEYBERRY COUNTY.
The Effects OF Martial Law and OBJ
cial Persecution.

q New 1Ork WOTlQ pClutS lue loiio"ip6
letter which puts forward, In a clear and con-
crete way, the truth about the commercial
collapse in the counties OF South Carolina
which nave been oyerrun by the Federal SOL
diery:
WH1rA1REs, NEwBERRY COUNTY. s.. c.,
April Z, Is :.
Messrs. Ed,oin Bates g. Co., Charleston, s. O..
DEAR SIRs-We wish TO know If you are
willing to take back the goods We bought OF
you.
E. Adger & Co., E. B. Stoddard & Co., q. Bis.
chof & Co., George w. Williams d Co., I. NJ.
Horsey & Brother, and Mr. W. L. Webb If they
will allow us to return what we bought OF
them. No white man will go TO NeWoerry
under the present circumstances for fear OF
being arrested, 80 there Ia no chance TO get
our goods hauled; and nearly every man 10 our
neighborhood Is gone or preparing 10 leaVe, 80
hat we will ave little or no trade, except
what we sell on credit, and we are not IN the
notion at present to do much of that sort OF
business. Please see those firms for us and
LET ms know their declsisn Immediately. We
do not ask you to return US the money unless
we stand actually In need Of 1t. 1t can stand
to our credit.
Yours respectfully, RAY Il DUNCAN.
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~ Persons calling for Letters AaSer1seo
sho@ persons depositing letters IN the Postoh1ce
viii u,esse place the stamp near the upper riSnI
hand corner OF the envelope, and they WIN aiso
nieaSe to remember that without the stamp re.
Ter cannot be mailed, but Will be sem N Tue oeao
Letter once.
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As.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postonlce
at charleston. for the week ending April 20.
1872, and printed of1clally in Tks DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
NJ ONCE hours mons A. d. to 6f II. On
Sundays, from SH to 6K P. u.
STANLEY @. TRoTT, Postmaster.
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Paris correspondents write that 'ladi4s Of
the great world now wear at the balls o rLOurn
ing toilette, composed Of a black silk dress.
ornamented with white lace and roses, and
diamond tears In the hair.n Overlooking grief
in this style costs from five to ten thousand
dollars.
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~TREAsURY OFFICE, CITY HALL
APRIL 8, Is72-This ONCE VIII be openrffomgA \.
M. THIS DAY to i. n. daily TO and to- include
the Both instant, for payment OF all interest due
upon the city deb. known as City Stock, except
SATURDAYS, upon which transfers Of Stock VIII
be made.
Fortne nrst I'VE days priority in payment wtllbs
given parties paying taxes 70 the city ~ patt or
whole with the same. All payments Of interest," 20
bemade by check, 10 be cashed as irent deak Of,
this entce, and where interest - sumcientio r taxes
they balance at par, but, where less me penalty
shall attach on, deficiency. or difference. thqugh:
paid in currency, In conformity Wit. 'ordfuance.,
Pr. O00GANs
: aaprs-ao y g sst2 >. CITY Tressurer.d
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TIE LIBERAL

Progress OF the National Uprising-The
Belmont Democrats in Favor OF the
=. Declining Adams-Tldings from all
Sections OF the Union.
NORFOLK. April 26.
The World saya, editorially: "If the Gin
ciunatl Convention be wise and high toned
enough to nominate Charles Francis Adams
cratic party will endorse that statesman with
unusual reclamation"
A Sensible Programme In Nebraska.
NEBRASKA, April rs.
The Liberal Convention has appointed q
full delegation to Cincinnati. Among the re-
solutions is oue-that the interests of the
country demand. the presentation, this year,
of Presidential candidates thoroughly versed
in civil affairs and well schooled in statesman
ship.
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r1ANK1Ne THE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. April 26.

WASHINGTON, April rs.
Morrilrs amendment to the deficiency bill
virtually nullifss the Supreme Court decision,
regarding the effects OF amnesty ana PARDON
before the Court of Claims.
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NoTE.-The weather report dated TAI O'CLOCK
this morning, will be posted 10 the rooms OF the
Chamber or Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Clamher) be anime by snip.
masters at any time during the day.
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Atrmar, Mise
Amanda
Andrews, Ars
W II
Andrews, Mra
WI
Arlmam, Mira
John
Bailey, Mrs W
IL
Baocock, Flor
6QCe
Bennett, Henri
eta
Bennett, Cath.
arIn
Beals, Kate L
Behltng, Miss
Birk, Mics Kate
Black, Meta
Boyle, Mrs d L
Bonneau, Miss {
Vol Sarah A
Brown, .Marth
Bright, Eliza
Britton, Emma.
Buck, Sophia
Buck, Mrs a
Burns, Mary.
Carroll, Adeline
Carroll, Martha
/. Carson, Susan
Chatemopd. in.
La
Chisolm, Mrs
Mary
Clark. Ellen
Clark, Jane
Clifford. Mrs [
Colnell, Mrs 8 r
Collins. Mise
May
Cotchett, Mrs II
corcoran, Oath
Costello, Mrs
Corllngton, MIH
Maria
| Cotton, Salle
Cook, Jane
Outline, Dayle s
Davis, Aruehea
| Cavls, Miss Sal
Dawson, Ange
| Decon, Lizzie
Desmond, Mi
|. Ann st ]
| DrsyDn, Llz1le
| Drayton, An
nett
| Mrs Jana
Dyches, Patsey.,
| Eolv,Mr JE'i
Edwards, osu'
| Ellis, sarah A
Emanuel, M1Et
Sallie
Englehards,
l.. Louisa
Elsey, Mrs P w
Evens, Miss J Z
Farara, Panels
].
Faulling. Dan
Gus @
Faulhng, Mrs I
Tickling, Mrs J;
Fields, Modes
FInke, Meta
Francis, Anna
srazier, Feba
Fr0hne, Hueds
Gethers, Nora
Gibbs, Anna
Gilliam,TEl!za
Gillian, Mrs D
Glover, Mra>Ad
| am Boyd
Ores cry, mis-
Nellie
phfl1te
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON

- RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, March so, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY. March aust, the Pa.
senoer Trains on this Road will run as fou0wn:C
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave oharlestJ N :...:.." Egg ~.
Arrive at savannah iy.......!..... 30 r.
Leave Savannah daily.................lL30 P.E.
Arr. We IT Charleston daily
DAY TRAIN. 20
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. a.l5 IN.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. I16 I. y.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 A..
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited: 400 Pei
Freight forwarded daily on through bills OF lao:
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given 20
freights Tor Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad aud g. as low rates "a BY any otner Inc.
Tickets on sale at this ONCE for Beaufort oVef
Port Royal Railroad. C:S.
8. O. B%oyLsTON, Genr Ft. and Ticket Agent
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0'Blrne, Miss u
Offer, Susan J
Ortmann, Mrs
| Louise
Ortmannr Mrs
Julius
Owens, MrFLJ
Patterson, 9ulls
Perry, Isebelle,
Perry. Miss
Phelps, Matte
Eliza
Prenlis, Maria
|Patete. sallle
Price, DurmahI
Price, Mrs Vary
|Phtchard, Miss
RI
Rehall, Mrs Jas
Rice, Lima
River, Phirby
Roper, Mary A
Route, Rebecca
Rose, Martha A
aobinsos. Mary
lRodger, Mrs P b
iSalbon;L Madam
Saunders, II f ,
Sampson, hrs
! Geo is.3-I,
lSimcke, Oath,
IScreyer, Kate
d MISS n
summers. Jen.
ME .i'
Singleton, Box.
della
Smalls, Sibby
Spring, Martha
A
IStoten, Mhs'
|Stobler Harriet:
Sullivan, Qany
Tallton, Maria
lThome, Amelia
|Truston Sophia
lTognire. Mr. O !
|Ta6bnith, Lett!
LOW ubSuuJ ="
pha
Trout. Sarah A
Turner Selma
Underwood, . !
Nancy L
Vernon, Pane
voorhees,, Mrs e
n
Wagner, Miss!
Franade
Wagner, Pau.
line ~
WAhUS, .Mhuu'
da .
Wagner! Mrs
Harry
lWart,Mary
Valdez Mrs. Mel,
Waring,Li6zle !
Waring,
Washington,
Washington,
Lena
Washington,
Clara
'lWertheir,4lss E
lWhitworth, Mrs
Williams, Ra-.
j.. oh. ell
williams, Mary
williams, Mrs 8
wilson, 4 ,HirsA
Winston, salie
I wnkerson, Ma
d ~ j.
lWington, Ann
lWlnthin gtun,
l. Mary U =
:. Wiernam, Mrs Z
i Williams, Mary
IlWeber, Adeline
Wolliug,Mrs &c
Woods, Mr.
Henry J
sIZella, June
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CHARLESTON, 8. G.. December q, 1sTL
Or and after SUNDAY, December -, tne PaSseo-
GER Trains on the south Carolina Railroad will run
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wOMEN's LIST.

lssIG Gregory. Nancy
Harrison. Eva
[rs Harris, Eva
Harris, Nora
Irs Harleston Fran.
els ~
[rs Hast, Mrs A
Hall, Hsnnsh
Harrison, Anna
Harrison, Mrs D
DR.. II
Hallsall,Mrs A E
r%t.Harper, Sarah
Harry, CARA
h. Hedlest Mrs
EFF
Hebron, Marg,
aret
Renry, Feorena
Herr!ot, Laura
Y
L Heyward, d
3 81 anah
A Hayward, Char
HOLMAN, Nrs
To- douO
hopkins, Bet
! sey. ri.
Houston, Mrs !!
mel EG
hajH Jle christina
/ %Hancovfch. Mrs
u.Jackaon u, Mary
Jenkins, Emily
r%sJenkens, Mary
Jones,.O larenda
Jones. Jane
> Jones,ADn
%CJohnson, Ann
Marion
RJohnson, Lizzie
Jhnson,
johnson, Jchan.
Nj nah fjG:
johnson, Cl0ah
.h.IJuue, Sarah
Kennedy, An
[Is Kenney, Annie
Kennedy Mag.
gle
Kennede y, Julia
3 SKennedes Mary
90 KiIlen, Rebecca
"a. Kinloch, Anne 3
KnaIp. Saeete
7e Knapp, Miaa
Sueete
/. Knight, Miss "
KIrck,Adeline
lie Lafourcadt,Mrs
%Lafourcade,
mel Nadam
y Lee, M6
ffGby Sarah
.u.H8nara, Janees
Lucas, Hagar
). Lynch,;Maagie
iss aianlgo. .Betsey
tMarshbun, Eli1
eb tn &.
Msn.ue, Rose
Morgan. Miss A
EIMorrls, Ema
ella Morris, sophie
orlisey, Bridg
Morse, Alice A
) D!Morrlson q, Mrs ,
Muffin Henri.
J~JMurphy, Mrs
es.MurrRy Jose
phla
Aucksnfuasf-
o Jane
Meyer, Miss o ]
'da Mcdowell, Mr.
A B
3 MeC ants, Use
belle
Grath, Mar
grath
MNeuder, Eliza
Nichols. Hrs 8
Ad.iNorth, Jane
GINowel 8, Mary
[iss 'Brten, Eliza
O'Brian, JUL
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DEPARTMENT-THE AZ

:.
NUAE INSPECTION u the Fire Dsparrnentgby
the Honorable Mayor and kidermensNntt ake
place on SATURDAY, 9TH instant, at 9 o'clockP
n. .7helineEWil lie formed:in Broad; streetsftne
right resting on Meeting street. The Secretaries
Of all Companies must be prepared to handtns:to
she CLERK of the Board CT Fire Aastsrs their re-
turns Of the number =of- Aembers,.contilttoncof
Engines and Hose, and numbersoffeet Of bose.
By, order Of the Mayor!
n. d. NATHxns
Chief Fire Department.
B. n. sTRoBEL,
apr1s clerk Board Fire Masters.
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Mnnifipat :N6tiefs sassa

mnniripat N1tiess:1asi
~ CITY HALL; OFFICE CLERKOF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s.OiAPRIL 2ssS1s51-
SEIZED Estimates viii be received at: thistonfoe
until SATURDAY, Nay 4, a II Il, for the Cohver-
sion OF Building on north side or Hayne streettnto
an " EHaINE.HoUsE ~ for the Young America
Steam Fire Engine Company. according.to Plans
and Specifications la q tyEngineer's ONCE.
w 7Ws7s1NoNs.asa
> aprzz-stuth4 ECO lerE OF Council.
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Zimmerman" On being c~ross-examined the
witness testified that he was ''going on twenty
three years old" Did not know when his
birthday would come. Had voted In 1868.
Did not know who he voted for, but knew 1t
was the Republican ticket. lid not know
whether he was twenty-one years old then.
Did not know what year it Is now. Recog-
nized Tom Zimmerman, Elijah Lee and MIR.
Wildwood. Knew them all by their voices.
Was standing In a cotton patch while they
were comingtowa him. Was not very much
frightened.
DR.. Jones, a white gentleman, was next
called by the prosecution. He testified hal
he lived In Spartanburg, and saw Wail1e oiln
on the day that he died. He was shot In the
head and q portion of his brain %protrudea
from the wound. He was comatose all day,
and died at 8 F. n. Believed the cause OF his
being shot was the private spite and malignity
of John Thompson. On being c~ross-examined
by Mr.. Carlisle, Dr.. Jones estifed that he had
talked with Wesley Brown, the last witness,
frequently about the raid. Brown said that ne
stood in the door of his house while the party
were at. Lancaster's house, but the moment
that they started away from Lancaster's house
he Jumped and ran as fast as he could. Never
ran 30 fast before in all his life. In the con-
versstions that witness had had with Brown,
the latter had never intimated that he had re-
.copnized anybody until quite recently: and
since he had been talking With Mat Lancaster
about the case. Witness had also talked with
Lancaster, and had had a conversation with
him that morning, when Lancaster said that
John Matthews had told him that 1t was Jim
yandiver and not Tom Zimmerman who shot
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-07
CHANGE OF CLOTHING.

1t would be a great deal better to wear
the entire winter suits through March,
and even to the middle of April /;
and even then until the 6rst week
in May, to make no change in the outer
clothing, nor any in the inner garments, ex-
cept to less heavy wooden next the skin;
for it is only for the three hours embracing
l o'clock in the afternoon that Winter
clothing is at all oppressive; while the very
warmth Of MONDAY makes the raw damp
ness Of the morning and the late afternoons
specially felt. All changes of lighter or
cooler garments should be made at dressing
in the morning, and fin any case the change
leaves the body chilly, or if, soon after it is
made the weather changes to be much cool
er, by all means promptly without half an
hours delay, resume the full winter dress.
The old, the young, the invalid, in short, all
persons of feeble constitutions, of small vi
tality, should be especially careful to heed
these suggestions, inattention to which gives
rise to the very frequent announcements in
the daily papers, in the early spring,
"Died suddenly, yesterday, -, Of
pheumonia"-often the very friend whom
we had met in the street, or at church, with
in week, apparently as well and hearty as
ever before.-JOurnal of Health.