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Wells CarbOIic Tablets.

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ichily combined with other well known
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ties pre cautioned against using any other
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membrane these TABLETS, should hr IT., cly
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ties are astonishing.
BE warned never neglect cold, II is
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becomes chronic tho cure is rXcccdingiy
d'thcnl,. use Wells Caibulio Tablets as Il
specific.
JOHN Q.KHLLOGG, le rlatt 81. n. y.
Sole Agent for the U S. Price 25c. Ter
Rox. Send for Circular.
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Du2Y off Y Yeas
Evi,,n TuHn.nn,nN{,, fnn fI,,l>,

~ ~ IN ~NA sh rDNes~1
Extra Inducements for Clubs =!
Send for new Club Circular hich con.
tains fun explanation of Premiums, SC.
The Way 20 Obtain Our Goods!
Persons living at u distance from New
York, can clnb together, and get them at
the same price MS VIC sell them NJ our Ware.
houses in New York. In order TO get up n
club, let each person wishing TO join say
how much Tea he wants. and select the
kind and price from our Price List, MS pub.
Ii he'd in vur circulars. Write the names,
kinds and amounts plainly on list, and
when the club is complete send il to ue by
mail, and We will put each pnrtys goods in
separate packages. and mark the name
upon them. with the cost. so there need be
no confusion in distribution-cach party
getting exactly what he orders. ani no
more. Thef"nds to pay for goods ordered
cnn be sent by drafts on New York, Post.
Office money orders. or by express. Or we
w,l}, il desired, send the goods by Express,
TO "co'icct on aeiiuern."
The Great American Ten Go.
81 and BIB Vescy ST.,
p. O. Box 5643. New York City.
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The State of South Carolina.

COUNTY OF FAIRf!ELD-CouRT OF
COMMON Pleas.
David Wills, Executor Of viii Of Margaret
Watt, deceased. and Stephen Gibson
Plaintiffs, against Chappell o. Trapp.
Administrator Of Est ate of Christians
Cook, deces sed, Mary Trap, Martha
On ppcll, George 4. Chappcll, William
L. Chappell. Thompson Chappeil. Mary
Chappell. Martha Mayo and her husband
Phillip r. Mayo. Sarah Chappell, Mar.
tina Paulling and her husband Edward Z
faulling Christiana S. Tnrnipsccd
Mary Smith and her husband Ira Il.
Smith, Defcndants-C Copy Summons.
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the valley, but with Stvlbrand on the
Co"garee, where we hope tho party
gbc stolsd> Mr.. Eniott's money will
find" q resting place.
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Postponed.

Postponed.
The concert that was to have take
place last Thursday night wos post
pcned to Mouday night, ll,h instant,
on account Of the indisposition Of one
of the principle lady pcrformcrs.-
The programme is a good one and we
hope to see L crowded house.
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I Tic Hm@HhWG9 ] d
We are now receiving one of
the largest and most carefully
selected stocks ever offered in
W in NSBO R o.,
Dry Goods Of every de-
scription.
Yankee Notions in endless
variety.
Boots and Shoes, many from
the factory--and warranted.
Clothing Of fine material
and more varied styles than wo
have before offered.
Hats and Caps to suit any
one.
Crockcry; as usual Il largo
sd X.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Hardware, &c, &c.
These goods arc offered at
prices that cannot fail to salts
ty the closest buyers.
Give yas u Call.
/: LADD !! BROS 6 co.
sept 25
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TO tho Defendants above Named.

You arc hereby summoned nd required
to nLawcr tho complaint in this action,
which is fled in The oflico Of the Clerk of
Common Pleas, for tho said County, and
t" serve copy Of your ans wcr to the ga id
complaint on the subscribers at their office,
No. 6, Law Range, Minnsboro, South
carolina, within twenty days after ihcsc..
vice hereof. exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and If you fail to answer the
complaint within tho time nfor,ea;tl, the
ni''ntitf in this action will apply to tho
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
p'nint.
Dated 9th July. 1872
MclANlS & DOUGLASS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To tho defendants. William T.. Chappcll
. and Chlislana S. 1urnirsccd:
Take notice that tho foregoing is n COPY
OF The summons in this action and that the
complaint herein was filed in tho Office OF
lhn Clerk of Cour, Of Common Pleas
Tor Fairfield County, in The S'ntc Of South
Carolina. On the 1th July. 1872
McCANTS Il DOUGLASS,
COL %S-4o Pln!ntif's .tttcrncyr.
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CassiuS NJ. Clay says of the situa.
non: "Wc live nn.1er de>potism inn
PEELED hY lne lowest Instincts, tastes.
aud eeif-ihdu' gencc, which, like Euro
pean aIis,ocr.cics, share nothing with
che people, bat absorb ali their sub.
stance, fof Ssdulp followers who are
equally corrupt and vicious"
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KAoSai 5au1pS

New Advertiser nts.
Sales Of Land--L. w. Duvall,
Sheriff. - - 5" r. y
Groceries--T. r. Robertson.
Executors Sale-John A. Brice,
Executor. WHI ~
-.-->IS>r~-~~r~~o~o~-7S IA q
Cotton Market. ., a. '
For the past week daysEs7 o'tal an
Cotton have been sold in this market
Mt II to l7s cents.
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Ackrowlcd dgnlsrt.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Mr.. James Jones will please accept
our thanks for four very large pump
kius. Mr.. Jones says he took cigh-
teen four"horse wagon loads of pump
Ains ell the seven acres Of land which
yielded him over seven hundred bu h.
els Of corn this fall
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WOODWARD & LAW,

WOODWARD & LAW,
HEAD QUARTERS
For Everything Desirable in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Best Brands of Long Cloth IN. Y. Mills.
"amauft". Utica. Fruit Of The Loom, &c,,l
lor sale ny WOODWARD e. Law.
flne Camhr'c Long Cloths, (somcthing
new III lhis market) for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
The lnrScst stock Of Kentuoky Jeans
ever offered III Winnboro for sale hy
WOODWARD 4 LAW.
Tie best assortment OF Cassimcres ovor
hn'rcd, varying in price from 81 90 to
'''' ~ '''"' ~ woop%ARp s"5r y { LAW.
Good Asbortmcn, Dress Goods Ut low
prices, for snlo by
WOODWARD & Law.
a handsome line Of Black Alracas from
10 cents 10 $l.25 for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
Japanese Silks. Poplins, All Wool De.
lanes, and Alohairs. for snlo by
WOODWARD & Law.
WeNch and Shaker Flannel, White and
Rcd Tunnels in great variety. for sale by
WOODWARD s. Law.
BalmorAl SKIRTS, N.ndiep Misses and
Chldren) in great variety and for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
Boulevard skirts, IAN unnanally lnrge
stock) for Ladies: Misses and Children, for
sale by WOODWARD g. Law
a handsome assortment Of Lace Collars
and Linen Sets, for SAFE by
WOODWARD &LAw.
Real Lace Collars and handkerchief. for
aale by WOODWARD g. Law.
Indies Silk Neck Shnwie, (pometl,ing
ncw) Neck Ribbons and Lace risChnt, for
sale by
WOODWARD g. LbW.
Many things both useful aud ornamental
that cannot be itiinizci. for sale by
WOODWARD 4 Law.
Let the Planters remember that tho
h::hcs' market Iricr for Cation will be
pad ~ WOODWARD g. LAW.
oct 10
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DEATH.

Mr.. James Gibson, an honest and
industrious mechanic, departed this
life in this place on Thursday last
He leaves a wife aud three children, to
whom We tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy.
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NEH ANVEnri.ii:N t., 90.

n Coric .NMETilING - " & s..,.
~ SAAto be ur!,cie., sell Il ;Ebs "a.
W antrd. ,nioaues md one >nn.ri. free,
N. \. Mfg Co.. ~ Cou,tlandi 81, NY.
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Executrix Sale.

Exccutrix Sale.
Rf virtuc.of authority conferred on me by
- the Court Of Probate, will offer for sale
at Public ont.cry to the highest bidder on
Saturday the 10Th day Of November next.
at the late residence Of Rcbeeca Kirkland
eeoeased, the personal property of said
deceased, consisting Of
Mules, Cows, n Gin Head,
Blacksmith Tools, Farming
Implements and Household
and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles.
TERMS CASH.
MARTHA a. BLACK.
OCT So-x4 Exccutrix.
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Gone to q Better Place Above

Gone to q Better Place AbOye.'
WE hav. removed from Corner No. |.
" to the tore next door TO hcs.rs.
Elliott Co.. md are now opening choico
selection Of
DRY GO0DS, NOTIONS,
XATS. cars,
BOOTS and aNOEy.
CONFEr2IONhRY and
CAKES, GROCER les
and WINES,
which "e will offer very low for CASH,
and guarantee every article we sell 10 be
as represented.
U. g. DESPORrES g. co,
sept %
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The programme is good one and we
hope to see L crowded house.
rr, 49, ----- - .~,>,'>>, ,>->> >-~-0->~~-------
Tie Horse Diseso.
In order to prevent, if possible, the
introduction Of this terrible malady
into South Carolina, the Governor has
issued an order prohibiting the bring
ing into the State by any Express,
Railroad or Stca mboat Company, any
horses or mules, or stock Of ATTY kind,
from any Nvr;hcrn port.
For the rair.
N?und trip tickets for tic Sat.
Fair, coed TO return Until &un1a>,
10th of November, inclusive, vil l..
told at all regular stations on the
Charlotte, COLUMBIA and Augusta
Eal'road, commencing with Saturday,
Novcubcy 2l.
Purchase your tickets before enter
ing the cars.
-~>>~>,~~~~-o-<-~~<
Southern Cultiyator, . $50 H.
For November received. Contents
va''ed---appropriate, instructive and
entertaining. No farmer coald rea d
it, without getting valuable facts and
having profitable trains Of thought
suggested. 1t is rreeminently
Sou:Lern Magazine, carefully adapted
to the wants and situation Of South.
crn farmers. Address Southern Guilt.
tor, Athens, Ga. Price $500 year.
Pink Snyw.
DR.. Cholcn in q letter from Nor.
way, says:
cone day, after travelling n long
distance over tho snow, he suddenly
cav large patch of pink snow, and
afterwards came upon two other
patches. lie remembered then that
pink snow is often seen on the Alps,
and that it has been found that the
cause of it is little insect, which
can only be seen by tho help of tho
microscopic
The Right Kind Of Reform if it is True.
The PLoonix is authorized to state
that Gen. +. j. Moses, Jr., (Govcrnor
olcct,) opposes the assessment and col
lection of the tax to pay the interest
on what is known as tho doubtful
bonds--amounting to about $6,OO0,-
ooo--but is earnestly in favor Of the
payment of tho interest on tho bonds
legitima'ized by the Tax rayers' Con.
vention--amounting to about $l0,-
100000. This is reform in tho right
direction.
Robbery.
The residence Of Mr.. J. M. Elliott
was entered Thursday night, and two
hundred dollars taken from his pock-
ct. The thief, no doubt, new all
about the house, as Mr.. Elliott was
not apprised of the fact until the next
moring. Our citizens ought to be
moro careful, and SEQ that their doors
are locked before retiring. 1t will
BIO remembered that tho Same kind of
robbery was perpetrated upon Col.
Jas. r. Aiken last winter, by Isaac
McDufic. Isaac now sleeps, not in
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-06

We have received communication
signed ga Survivor" but as it is not
accompanied by the name of the au-
thor, We respectfully decline publish
ing, as By doing 50, wo would be yio-
lating one Of over standing rules.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-06

The Memphis Savings Blnk, which
has been regarded as QUO of the
safest III the country, has suspended.
It Is reported the liabiiti,s are
$4,000, though they may exceed
'hat amount The heaviest losers are
she Southern hallway Security Com
p"ny and the Carolina Llfc INSURANCE
H"mpa"y--tho former losing nearly
Sl50,U00.
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y farmer sent the following order
few days ago to one Of our merchants
for II gallon Of whiskey; "Nlonday
night Silas hid Jake's jug. Tuesday
hight Jake hid SiIas' jug" Tho mcr-
chant didn't send the whiskey.
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Ruiidnre Send stamp for llrd Ca,a-
l"gue on Hhlidins a. J. BicK-
MILL & Co, II Warren ST. n. i.
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DoN'p

he deceived. bnt for coughs, colds, sore
throat hoarseness aud bronchial difficulties.
nSp onlv
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Look OH the bright side. 1t is the
right side. The tunes may be hard,
but it will make them no easier to
wear a gloomy and sad countenancc.-
1t Is the sunshine, not the cloud, tha,
makes the flower. There is always
that before and around us which
she uld cheer and fill the heart with
warmth. The sky is blue ten times
where it is black o,cs.
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Machine Poetry.

Machine Poetry.
Mary had u little lamb,
She bought it from a sutler;
1t stole so many silver spoons,
She named it Benny Butler.
[Original claimed, and patent ap.
piled for.
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"E1:snd stamps" all varieties. Circu
rs free. Agts Waited W. II. II. Davis &
Co Mfrs. ~ Nassau, n. y.
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No. }. y tract known rs tho "Nill
Place. containing Ono Hundred aud Fifty
Acres. more or loss, situated in the County
hnd State Aforesaid and bounded by lnnds
Of John Stephenson end Moses G.. Stone.
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M. 4. \ lot containing fourth of an
acre. more or less, situated in the Comfy
AMI State aforesaid, at ShclIou's depot on
the $ and U. Railroad, in the fork OF the
TWO roads leading from the said depot to
the Columbia road.
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No 2. trait known AZ the Davis
Place" containing Three Hundred and
Twelve Acres. more or less, situate in the
County and State aforesaid. bounded hy
hr"ad River. Sandy River, lands of Chcs.
icy Boulwarc aud tho aforesaid "Old
Place"
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ALLEGED sHoPLIFTERs ARRESTED.

giving their names as Mary smith, Of No. 32l East
Twepty.eighh street ana Hattie Williams, Of No 6is
Third avenue. entered the store OF Frank Rath.
burn, No. 10 Bible House, osensiDy for the purpose
OF purchasing pair OF shoes. Alter examining
several pairs and styles they left without making
purchase. Their actions IN the store excited the
SUSPICIOUS OF Mr.. RatnDurn VINO followed them
aud caused their arrest Dy Ofiiccr McDevitt, VINO
found pair OF shoes IN lnelr possession whlcn
were reco1 nized bJ Mr. Rathburn as nus property.
Tpere was also found on their persons several bOoka
winch. the officers subsequently, ascertained, mad
been stOen from the store Oh Robert Cod dilg tOn
OF 300 Boworg, In similar manner. TIE prison erS
were conve yed before IN ,tice Cox at Jefferson Mar
ket Yesterday morning AMI pleaded not guilty to
the charge, but were neid l0r triaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-01

An on Lawsuit Rc~alloa-Leuer from One Of
shs Heirs Of John Harpending.
10 ras EDITOR or THE HERALD
DEAR eIR-Your article In to-day's HERALD rels-
tive to the old Dutch church would ue incomplete as
reference to how tho property was obtained from
tine original owners About l72O John harpending
(Hardendinckh one OF the 1--WE prOprietors OF snoe-
makersneld. made his Will. giving to the Protestant
Reformed Dutch church leases to large number Of
plots on Broadway Maiden lane, William, Fulton
ana Ann streets. the leases running from sixty TO
nearly one hundred years. He gave them the lot on
Fulton street {North Dutch row upon which erect
house OF worship and Tor their use and no other
SO MS WIZ declares. He had no heirs OF his own,
put ne acknowledged his brothers. son, John
Hardendlnck, to whom he left ESQ., the
churcn TO be the trustees, ana pay over
the Dequest or TO his SURVIVOR when he became or
uke. ihey reluctantly paid this amount over. and
from tnat helr the writer descended and was
Knowledged oy the church the helr-at-law. About
heir living filed biil 10 recover Inc property Of
tn ~ ehuren as residuary devsee as heirs Of John
iHiarpendlng's wlie. Chancellor Walworth riei
the case anu decided that the reslduary devisee
could not inherit, but mat the heir-al-law could.
ana ~ the tile Of the Church void If there was
lao heir.at-laWl II must escneat 10 the state oil New
YORK. TINS brought me forward from Kentucky,
where nad lived since 1872. he case was car
the Chanceilors decision was confirmed. brought
suit with the elder ben. 4. Butter. David b. Ogoen
auu hchry ViuJ ior COUNSEL. Tue Cnurcn gave ule
mucn trouoe anu expense 10 prove my geneal0gy,
when hnaily ace0mp Lshed, 10 the satisfaction OF
all, incuding he trustees o the Church. MI. God
ana Dantel Lord beng their counsel. rhey told me at
that period they nad me Just where they wanted me;
tney would succeed AGAINST the ners, settle the
Titles and double the value Of their property The
day OF the decision. This proved 10 DO the facts;
Tor their expired leases have very much doubled.
rs good titles made VOID the gift to the North Dutch
block on Fulton street. The case was carried TO
washington and went against me on account VI
long possession. me Cnurcn never blamed me for
tntS suit, winch cost AL worm; and when
III old age was The only living descendant OF their
great patron and beneiactor / hurried TO Ken
tucAy ~ Inc breaking out the war, asked these
millionnaires Tor u crumb from their table, goS
none Notwithstanding, rs SAID before, my suit had
uouuled the value OF their properly. Would not q
liberal donation and present OF inc coat OF arms
from Dehiud Inc pulpit TO me have Oeen o clever
thing, and worthy Of record III the church annals
''Dando c0nservat" Ii my coat 0f arn.s.
NEW YORK, Feb. ~. 1872 A. HAkPENDING.
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A CHARM THAT DID NOT WORK.

During the early part OF January band OF gyp-
sles hailng from New Brunswick came TO this city
for the purpose selling small baskets and other
wfnow ware to fruit dea ers. Among their CUSTOM
exs was Mrs. Martin. who Keeps iruit store near
me corner Of Thrcetb street and Broadway. Amer
several visits OF tne gypses informed Mrs. Mar.
~ sne had The dropsy, and rs sue was possessed VI
eOme groat CHARM that had never failed In the
U0st obstinate cases, she would cure her;
0ut 10 order to do 30 would be
leccmAry Tor her first to advance $50
"a order to make the charm work me gypsy 30
Miasuatod @rs Martin with her stories OF wonder
sul cures mat she advanced her $40 on account,
eeating the charm would eject a pcriect cure m
s..s, tree weeks Inc gypsy, upon receiving the
Soonoys 0eperted, and Mrs. Martin feit happy In
ne Mougat that she was 10 be speedily cured.
nrS Martin states that was last VISIT she ever
~ .to" .ne wonderful doctress, aud Is under the
opinion That she has been swincIcd Mrs Martin
xcsssrav morning VISITED Justice Cox at JefYerson
H0kot anu made the above statement, asking that
warrant 0c issued Tor the swInulIng gypsy out as
eho WAS unaAdc 60 tell whero she could be found
nOuln ha dc1nlteI located.
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JUSTICE INDICATED.

The Nineteenth Ward ROughs in the Court OF
Special sessions-Jndxo Bowling Deter
mined to Protect Respectable Cisizens-A
Severe Sentence.
Four OF che gang OF six r0ughs who on the night
( the 2Sth ult. assaulted In Fnty.nnh street four
officers of the Nineteenth precinct two Of whom
fuliy and Lambrecht--recelved fractures OF the
skull at their hands. were yesterday morning ar.
saigued at the Court OF Special Sessions. Judge
Downing presiding. Oficers Tooker, NcbD and
DBrien, each of whom bore uunistakable evidence
~ havtug been IN the melee, were the
WITNESSES AGAINST THE PRISONERS. g,
Tooker was first placed on the stand. He said
HAL the four officers himself included, were out In
oltzens' olOthes Looking for the partles who had.
early 10 she evening" committed the assault on
Odcer TuHy; that when In Fifty-ninth street, near
Second avenue, they saw six men coming towards
shem; thas they the ofcers tarned OF IN single file
towards the edge OF the sidewalk to all ow the party
% pass; the ~ilness was the hindmost officer. aud
~ the gang was passing one OF them Fitzgerald,
ran against MIN, and as he did so struck MIN q
heavy Dsow IN the right eye; the witness caught
hold OF the aS5ailant, wntreupon
GENERAL FIGHT ENSUED.
the roughs using CLUBS aud stones In the most pro-
mlscuOus manner possible.
Tne other oIlcers were called. and each Of them
cOrrObOrated the evidence o. Onicer 1Ooker. and
told now Lambrecnt received his INJURIES the par
ticuars vi which, as, In fact, OF che whole afair.
Judge Downing asked the prisonerS why they CON-
mlttod this assault ana Fitzgerald replied Tor the
party that tney dlu not suppose the men were OH.
Cors-t0ey took them to be party OF citizens.
Judge-And you stand mere ana tell me,
IN ExTENUATION OF YOUR CRIME,
ShAt YOU ihOugnt those wnom YOU were assauiting
were peaceabe cIuzens, 40 your You thinK YOU
arc at nberty to roam about the streets assauting
ana beallng wnomsoever sou please, nut WIN
show you that there Is power capable OIL ana will
inR 10 teach you severe lesson. l am determined
10 break up this rGffianiy gang OF the Nineteenth
ward, oil winch you iOur prisoners are component
psrts ana winch foams about the streets making
hight not cniy hideous, put
TRULY TERRIBLE.
You seem to set III the plea That peaceablc citizens
have no rights wnlcn rOwuieS, r0ugns, thugs ana
bOOutuus are pOuad to respect, but that they are
rather tho Iegilimate prey OF such as YOU Or You
four / Will make examples mat shall stand out IN
an their terrlbleness The eyes o all those Of your
Companions who are sun al large.
10 the Court Understand the prisoners mp To-
kother there, -
that you be Q, mined In the fenitentiary Tor the
period OF one year.
Ponttontlary twelve mol.ths.
"Kobert Lavery, YOU VIII DC connned In tne Peni-
eentiary twelve ni0n,hs. ..
= "MaLtnew Lavery, y0u Will DC imprisoned In the
Renltentiary twelve months"
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Joseph McBarron, OF lS2 Second street, was a.
saulted by gang OF rougns In Donovan's lane.
about TWO O'Clock yesterday morning, and, besides
being severely beaten, was robbed OF his watch ana
cham. While the assault was progressing Ofncer
Brogan. of the skin precinct, came TO McBarrOn's
assistance, ana succeeded Ia arrestng one oil the
palty Thomas Nolau, wn0m he found bending over
the prosirate body Of The assaulted man, his lett
hand ttshLiy Rraspmg his throat while with has
right ne WA making strenuous efforts 70 pull mas
w1,ch from ms vest pocke. Nolan was taken before
Judge Hogan early yesterday mcrntnR, and before
Twelve O'Clock was indlosed W the Grand Jurys
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UNITED STATES coMMssIaHEns' COURT.

EhArGa Of SELMA Washed Revenue Stamps.
Before Oommissi oner Shields.
The United States va. r. A. Goodall.-The defend.
hut nad Teen charged with selling and ofle1ng for
bale washed revenue stamps. The prosecution has
cioaed Counsel tor defendant moved TO dismiss the
base THIS MOTION was denied by the commissioner,
VINO put the accused upon his deience winch will
be entered upon ON Saturday.
NOn.ta meut Of special Tax.
The United states vs.. John McShane. The de-
Jendant who resides at 442 Tenth avenue, was held
n uhe sum of $500 for examination on charge Of
Varying on retail liquor trade without paying the
kpeciai tax required by law.