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NONRESIDENT and Creditors No
tiee.

No. SIS, R. DIN the second Chaneery Court
Of shelby county. Tennessee-Aary W.
Winter, ADMINISTRATIVE OF D Winter de-
ceased, vs.. Charles Winter, Helen L Whit
ter, FrtedS Winter, Dietrich Winter, Z l..
Belcher, guardian EhaS- 5 EndeF, Florence
Female Academy and creditors OF d. Whit
ter, deceased.
IN this cause, by an order Of Court made on
Il the 18th OF MAY, ISL notice Is hereby given
10 all parties interested 10 come forward and
exhibit their claims and have themselves
made parties hereto within the time allowed
BY law, or be forever barred. And it appear
ing to the Clerk and Master, from the bill
which is duly sworn to, that the defendants,
Chas. Heebner, :. End and the Florence Fe-
male Academy, are nOn-residents Of the state
of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthOuse OF he second Chaneery
Court of shelby county, in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the FIRST
Monday in October, 14Z2, and plead, answer or
demur 70 complainant's bin, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and set
for hearing ex parte; and that a copy OF this
order De published once a week. for four sue
cessive weeks, IN the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This June I'd, ISL.
A ~cOpy-atteSt:
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By CRABrREE BELCHEK, D. q. and VI.
Beecher 4 Beleher, SOlS. Tor complainant.
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THE rRnIAN MnnsE

VOORHEES,, the Kew York Rortd anC
the Atlanta San have found new allie,
in the work of nominating a straight
Democratic ticket at Baltimore. The
New York SIM enumerates the following
persons who are clamoring for regular
Democratic nominations: General
Grant, though reticent on most ques-
tons, does not hesitate to declare that
it would be a base sacrifice Of principle
for the Democracy to refrain from put
ting a straight candidate on the track
this fall.
Henry Wilson thinks the Democrats
will be great fools not to take advantage
of the split in the Republican party and
run in a candidate of their own; though
what will be his opinion tomorrow is
not so certain.
The Hon. Tom Murphy favors the
nomination of a Democratic old-liner,
because he fears the contrary course may
ultimately ~depreciate the value of cottage
property 1t Long Branch.
Robson and Secor, Creswen and
C~horpenning, have no doubt that a
straight Democratic ticket is necessary
to protect the United States Treasury
against ~peculators and swindlers.a
The whole Dent family and all their
relatives are unanimously of the same
way of thinking. These, or some of
their agents, feel so much on this sub
ject that it would not be surprising to
find them in the lobby at Baltimore.
Babcock, Porter and Leet are Jealous
in support of a straight Democratic
ticket, while Morton, ConkIing and
Chandler are amazed at the stupidity
of those Democrats who do not view the.
question in the same light.
All the Collectors Of Customs, all the
Internal Revenue officers and all the
Postmasters feel that the time has come
when the Democracy must show their
stern adherence to principle by putting
a straight candidate in the field. I
Every Republican who doesn't like
anti-Cesar speech says that
the only chance the Democrats have for
beating Grant is to bring out an old
Bourbon at Baltimore.
All the Republicans who detest SchUrz
for his exposures Of the French arms
swindle wonder that all the Germans
don't clamOr for a straight Democratic
The Military Ring, the San Domingo
Ring, the Indian Ring, and the Seneca
Sandstone Ring feel so SOLICITORS on this
that they intend to send repre-
;entatives to Baltimore to aid in keeping
he Democracy straight.
The London DdayTIH5cs exhibits even
than its usual ability and zeal in
an ~old-fashioned Presidential
domination by the Democracy. So does
he New York Daily Times. So does
he New York World.
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haIf-sister, prepared, on the following
day, to accompany the remains of her
father to New Orleans for burial, in COM
pany with Herbert Spencer, a young
man from Boston, a cousin of Raymond
De Lortheis, who had been sent on by
the family relations for that purpose.
What happened there, and indeed the
whole of the thrilling story of the rival
half-sisters, Hester and Estelle, will be
found in the New York Ledger, which
is now ready and can be had at all the
bookstores and news depots. Ask for
the number dated June %, and in 1t you
will get the continuation of the story
from where it leaves off here.
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By virtue of the authority given me
as President Of the Democratic State
Convention which met at Nashville OF
the ninth Of May last, 1 have appointed
the following named gentlemen as the
DemooIatic State Executive Committee
JOHN c. BURCH. Of Davidson.
+ o. DUNNINGTON, OF Maury,
IiaMAS r. HENRY, OF Montgomery.
J. So. NEWMAN, Of Lincoln.
THDS. B. MURRY, OF Warren.
J. II. BROOKS, Of o
JOHN BLEVINS, OF Hawkins.
W D. NANDYKE, Of Hamilton.
A. MAGENNEf, Of Shelby.
J. D. PORTER. Of Henry.
j.. N. COULTER, of Gibson,
June ) 49, BENZ. ]. LEA.
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Nonresident Notice.

5O-In the First Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county. TenneSsee-Edward Mcdonnell vs..
J. X. Christian and others.
IT appearing from the bill. duly swOTn 70, in
4 his cause, that the defendant, j. r. Chris
tfan, is q resident Of the state Of Mississippi,
and a NONRESIDENT Of the state Of Tennessee ;
that he Is indebted TO complainant in the sum
OF Sl093 >, and interest, evidenced by notes;
and attachment having been regularly issued
and returned by the sheriff Of Shelby county,
levied ON the property OF said X ChrlSll9n:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, On or before the
swer or demur to compartments bill, or Sne
will be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This May Is, lS72.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMOND A. COLE. C1et z and Master.
BY E. B. MCHENRY, D. G and 81.
T.. B. Ellington, Sol. for complainant. my9
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MODECRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
TEE

There will be a meeting of the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee in
this city, at eleven O'Clock in the
morning Of Wednesday, June 18th.
Every member Of the committee is re-
quested to be present.
JOHN c. BURCH, Chairman.
Nashville, June Y lS72.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No g. r. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tenuessee.-Nettie WhitSen vs. An
ME A. Whitsel and George Whitsel-
IT appearing from affidavit filed in this cause
Il that defendants, Annie A. Whttseu and
George Whitsell, are nOn-residentsO OF b state
OF Tennessee, and are residents OF the state Of
Virginia:
tits therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Probate Court, in the city Of Memphis, on or
befOrethe first Monday in July Isl. ana plea d
answer or demur to compliments BILL, or the
same will be taken for confessed as tot them and
set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY j. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
r. E. Williamson, Sol. for complainant.
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Collector on PRIVILEGES,

WE are authorized I announce J.. HAIR.
wv VEY MATHES as candidate for re-
lection as State and County Iax-COllector on
Privileges, subject to he nominating conyen-
ton. APPS
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ENCOURAGEMENT
For stnte senator.

III are authorized 10 announce PE1TON
w SMITH, OF Upton County, n candidate
and Shelby in the state Senate of Tennessee,
subject to the action of the Convention. my9
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MILBURN, WALKER 6 CO.,
AGENTS.,
81 Union Street.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Nntien m -RankrnntcY.

In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District Of West Tennessee-n me ma
ruptcy-District OF West Iennessee-S-
To whom IT may concern: he
THE undersigned hereby gives 1q1Sey
aupointmeut as Assignee o. II. 4. Sonee'
OF Memphis, in the county Of Sneiny ahe
State OF Tennessee, within said dlssrlel VINO
has heen sdiudged a bankrupt p his oWn
~nefitinn nv fhe District Court Of said DlStrlct-
Memphis. Tennessee, the @th aay OF May
1S2 WILLIAM Y. y
ano1S Assionee. etc, No. 2 Magnolia Block.
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FLOWS.
PLOWS. PLOWS.

" ards Row, are sole agents for Mississippi,
Tennessee and Arkansas for the celebrated
Brown, Manly a Co.'S DOuble-ShOVeI
PlOw. Weighs IS pounds. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded myH
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For Congrcssnan.
ForIudre or enc supreme Court.

DOBERT +. LOONEY is a candidate f0
III Congress, subject to the decision OF tn
Democratic Convention. app
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TOTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
/ Spouse to the expression Of a popular de-
sire, sufficiently general and influential 10
control my action in the matter, l hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the office of
Judge Of the Supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation CT Hon. T. A. K. Nelson. Elec-
J.B. COOK.
Chattanooga March IL. 1872. mhI2
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Nntiea I'm R~anlrnntcY.

In the District Court Of the United states for
the DiStTief OF West Tennessee.-In tho mat
ter or George A.Smith, Bankrupt. In Bank
ru~ptcy,-Dfstrfct Of West TenneSee-ss-
To whom IL may cOncerns
pointme as Assignee OF George a.
smith, of Memphis, in the county OF shelby
and state Tennessee, within said Dlstrlct, VINO
has been adiudged a bankrupt ID ms own
petition, by the District Court Of said DistT1eG
Memphis, Tennessee, The Sth aay OF May,
A.D.- ISL. WILLIAM y. CIRoDE,
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II OTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
i Spouse TO the call of many leading citizens
of the State, 1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Judge of the supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon. 7. a.
Z. Nelson. Election first Thursday in August
ueXt. ROBEhT MCFARLAND.
Morrfsfowu Tennessee. mh24
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PULLAM'S PALACE SLEEEPTNG CARS
RUN FROM
Memphis Humboldt to st. Louis
WITHOUT CHANGE.

PuIlam Sleeping coaches and celebrated
DINING CARS between st. Louis and Chi
cago, where all the lUxuries of the season may
be obtained while travelling at the rate of 80
miles an hour. Passengers by this line ar
rive in Chicago
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The season is now pressing, and it would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. Milburn q Walker, without further
notice. They will give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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Il write to you, Hagar, to say that no option
Will be How You as TO your removal from
the vicinity of me and mine.
81 came back 10 my native land, bringing
with me a cousin Of my lost one as a wife
the resemblance in person and character be
tween the two attracting me irresistibly tC
Helen.
Il might nave taken her TO Il BOcage tC
meet the same terrible fate, had / not here
encountered the priest who attended Zelms
in her last illness, and recetued her confession
"Ah, my heart, I cannot write i'll
$50 far away-take your daughter.
Il am not rich in my own right, but when
n is old enough 20 marry I viii give her 9
suitable dover. This is all I can or VIII do.
"ARMAND LANDRY.
81 had nothing to do but obey Ar
mand's- commando continued Mrs
Blake, "and so / came hither with you,
where we have lived till now. This is
my history
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IL PRmDY is a candidate for Tax-CoI-
=. iectOr, before the nominating Conven-
lima IN Tg-1
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E. DOUGLASS is a candidate for State
Id County Tax-CollectOr, subject to the
on Of the Democratic Convention.
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a-Country merchants are solicited to ex
amine our stock of STAPLE and FANC1
GROCERIES. consisting OF
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J.. HAYS is a candidate tor County Tax
A.. Collector, subject 10 the decision of the
Convention. app
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-12

THE CoURTs.-There was no business OF any
interest transacted in the United States Court
on Saturday. ,,.-.-. ~
The Court Of General Sessions adjourned
over on Friday until tomorrow.
The regular February term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas begins this morning. The fol-
lowing is a list: Of the jurors drawn for this
court:
Jurors for the first and second week-Wm.
Mellicamp,- Andrew Drayton, b. E. Eckel.
Isaac l.. Kearson, Cuf.y Richardson, Thomas
Divine, Daniel Byas, Thomas Osborne, James
Murray, Adam Bolles; g. Gregor1e, g: Aliston;
Samuel WIgfall, Benz. Patterson, John Law.
renee, Remus Mitchell, s. Marfon, Cornelius
johnson, VIM George Rainey, Robert Kooert-
SOD, Francis Kinloch, Jr., Jno. Clinton1 inom
as Theus, Benz. Singleton, P. ID. Williams, A.
Mencke, A. NJ. Segar, B. Foley, John Mont
rornery' Morris Stafford, E. r. Lawrence, Jas.
Gaillard Oscar E. Johnson. - ~ -,
For the third and fourth week-Henry Hen
derson. Thomas Maxwell, Jack Bonneau,
Thomas Goodwriter, George Crawford, 9: s.
Martin, Samnel Yanderhorst, Waring Fish
burne, Philip Russell, Charles Voigt, Charles
Robinson, John Monsees, John Snipe: VIM.
Wilson, p. J. ,Coogan, Aaron Wright. Joseph
L. Harrison, Robert Brown, j. G. Llllentnal,
Chance JenkiAs, Joshua Collins. Shem Butler,
Zimmerman: Davis, Enoch Murrell. FRANK
Ladson, Mogul Washington, BeDt. Bequest,
John F. Telfan, Smart Legaret tSylas Rooln-
son, Joseph Whaley: Edward Green, Henry
Morgan, Claudlus Elliott, Isaac Young, +. U.
BOrner.
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A. SPLENDID ORGANIzATIoN.-At meeting
held on the evening Of the 10th instant, the
Adger Rifle Club and Marion Rifle Club were
consolidated into D. organization, adopting
the name. of the latter, and the following off,
GERS were elected: W. L. Trenholm, presi-
dent; J:tH. steinmeyer, first vice-president;
r. c. Barkley, second viee-president; j. w.
Reed, third VICE.; asident; R. F. Gray, fourth
vlce.president; G. B. sigwald, secretary; A. J.
jaeger, treasurer; J. G. Renters, first warden;
M. Ma1ey, second warden; T. s. sigwald, third
warden; W. q. Hasell, fourth warden; D. A.
Dukes, rife master: G. F. Steinmeyer, first
director; T. E. Dixon, second director; E. a.
Hamilton thlrd director; W. b. Bturcken,
fourth director; T. R. Aldtlch, surgeon; 7. H.
strohecker, solicitor; Rev. W. 8. Bowman,
chaplain. This is one Of the largest organiza-
tions in the city, numbering over two hun
dreA active members. They. constitute. the
bone and sinew of the, upper wards, and with
30 well chosen corps Of officers cannot fall
to exert ,potentinfuence. A meeting OF the
cub will be held on next Friday evening.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Academy Of Music,

The Wyndham Comedy Company concluded
their engagement at the Academy on sat1r-
day evening with Robertson's great play OF
.Caste.n 1t was excelently played before a
iull and select house, end the cordial applause
testified 10 the pleasure taken by the audience
in the performance. The company left yes,
terday afternoon for Savannah, where they
will play during the present week.
.-'o'7:i 'iiG Janauschek.
Mile. Janauschek, whom the New York
Herald styles ''the first actress in the English
language will appear in Charleston next
Monday. Emperors and Kings have We'd with
each other in doing her. honor. : at Dresden;
St. Petersburg and Frankfort her acting
aroused a tempest of enthusiasm. In the last
named cIty. In 1862, the schutzen carried htr
in triumph, and issued ooIns bearing her name.
Mile. Janauschek has mastered the English
tongue, and speakslt, strange to say, without
a trace of unpleasant accent.
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CHEAP CHEAP Mote paper at seventy.
five cents per ream, Three Hundred and Three
Pens at fifty cents per gross, Four Hundred
and Four Pens at twenty-five cents per gross,
French Note Envelopes fifty cents per box, ESQ;
Rubber Bands twenty-five cents per box, Eng
llsh Writing Ink (quarts) fifty cents, pinls
twenty-five cent?, Portfolios fifty cents. Blank
Books at preportionately low prices, for sale
BY Walker, Evans & Cogswell, No. Broad
street, Charleston, s. @.
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Hotel Arrlval.-February 10 and IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
E. W. Platt, City; James P. Bates, I. Kauff-
mann, Cincinnati; a. A. Lane, Augusta; Henry
Sparnick,, Aiken;c E. D. Woodruff, Philadel-
phia; O. Goldsmith, New York; ]. W. GasEili,
wife and son, J. L. HARMS and wife, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. d. Lewis and sor, William B. Trott,
Cincnuati; o. F. Benedict, Connecticut; WIS.
Blair, Miss Blair, Miss Hills, Chicago; 81. L..
Bean, Philadelphia; Norwood Mitchell, New
York; Robert Norrel, New York; Mrs. Wander
WORT and four daughters, Philadelphia; Jas.
A. 'Hoyt, South Carolina; E. Bates, City; W. l..
Dawson, souta CarollRa; G. B. Settlers, J, E.
johnson, PENNSYLVANIA; B. F. McKenna and
wife, Savannah; G. NJ. Whittlesey and wife,
Miss NJ. Drew, J. Campbell and wife, Chelsea,
Massachusetts,; NJ. Gross, Rhode Island; j.
c., Greenswoold, Philadelphia; William F.
Brown, Massachusetts,; G. B. Turrell, New
YosK; D. M. Cobb, P. P. G. Company; Mrs. NJ.
F. Flanders, Lynn, Mass; Mrs. W. K. Blodgett,
W. 3. B. Blodgett, Indiana; E. E. Blodgett,
Boston; E. N. Nudes, Miss jenkins, Miss
Nudes, Philadelphia; F. L. Childs, Steamship
Champion; ": Easter, y. E. DaBen, Baltl-
more;H. B. Lockwood, New York; E. Rochat,
R. 4. Terhan, New Jersey; I. Falkman, Il.
Lernars, Mobile; j. D. Allen, Aiken; I. &
Hawkins, Texas; ". B. Johnston, W. L. Ellis,
Macon.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. whyte, Savannah; VIM. ]. Watson, St.
Louis; r. DeTreville, South Carolina; james
Harvey and wife, New York; Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles E. Easter. Baltimore: Mr.. and Mra.
Geo. 4. Robbs, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Marsh,
sprinfleld, Mass, Jas. Ostrom, Geo. A. White
marsh, j. A., Leslie. John A. Herbert, New
York; ". M. Davis, New Bedford; A. Tarleton,
BoEton; j. q. Washington, RIP. Washington,
Macon; J. E. Carver, Boston.
.--~ PAVILION HOTEL.
W. W. Willis, Elko; John G. Sellers, Marion;
Mrs. W. Z. Blodgett, TX. Blodgett, Jr., 3.
E. Blodgetf, Boston; E. N. Needles, Miss
jenkins, Miss Needles, Philadelphia; Thos. F..
Morgan, P. Mcward,- Georgetown; J. McFad-
den, Jersey City; J. F. Myers, 0rangeburg; F.
R. Penn. Virginia; 8. F. Wild st. Stephens;
Mrs. ]. E. Britton and three children, Colum-
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By HUTSON' LEE,
Aucttoneer.


VALUABLE EPHOBPHATE WORKS FOR
" SALE. -
THURSDAY, 22d OF February; 1872, at II O'Clock
:; tn, H., entire PROPERTY Of the Farmera' Fertili-
ger Company Of South. Carolina, consisting OF:
A TRAIT OF, LAND, hall mile from the City 6f'
Charleston. containing Ihtrty:hye taSl acres upon
thorough and workmahlike manner, 'et I. = =,
one FRAME MILL, 8 stories high. 4sxs9 feet
one Brick Ensine:soIer agaas' sf4o = feet,Iiwttn
FoaE @ BEIsk GIlns, for drying Phosphate Rocsf,
:! The MAcHisERY, which haa been most care;
One so horse, power ENGINE, complete.
Fo1r pair OF stones. .,,ii.,. l,3n- 7..,... .5s,
Two Crustera 80 -, :. ...,..,
one Poole Hunt Patent Mixer 'a'!H2 ~. ~, !,
Skating, Elevators, Betting, &C., &c.
Located on the Ashley River. where the richest
unity to the City Of Chariestons With: :sq11elent
depth of water at the wharf to accommodate the
largest vessels entering this harbor, by
the South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads,
which pass through the premises with the entire
south and West, built expressly for Phosphate
Manufacturing work and never having been used,
this Property offers unsurpassed inducement. 10
any party desiring to embark In this lucrative
Terms Of sale-one fourth. Cll cash; balance iH
(8) three equal payments, ats, 8 and 9 months,
secured by bond Of the purchaser, bearing inter-
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mortgage Of the. property. Buildings 10 o. 6e IN IN.
suctioneer for all necessary papers aud stamps. ;:
The Property can be inspected by parties qe0if-
Ing to purchase at any time prior 70 The eale- ~
jan n3lwfm9tuwth3 riaa
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Arrest ON SusPICIoN.-Slmon Brown, a
colored man, was arrested on Friday night,
by the detectives, on suspicion of his having
stolen q lot Of wine and other liquors from the
cellar of Mr.. Fehrenbach's saloon, in Broad
street, near East Bay. The prisoner had
formerly been in the employ Of Mr.. Fehren-
bach, and with the keys in charge, had free
access to the wine cellar where the supplies of
wines, &C.. were stored. he was dismissed
fromh his place few days ago, and the pro-
prietor suddenly discovered that the cellar. had
been robbed Of wine, &C., to thaValue Of two
hundred dollars. Simon was arrested by the
detectives, and has been turned over to a trial
justeeyfer the preliminary examination:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-12

ENGLISH AND GERMAN Hos1ERY.-HeaSy
ribbed white Hose, l2a and cents;T ladies'
black, white and colored Meriuo Hose, 26
cents: mems light and heavy Merino Socks at
as oeSnts,I!a fewldozeh Of ladies' white cotton
heece-lined Hose, well.made, at A. R. Still
mans Dry Goods House, No. 2sl King street.