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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-26

Notice.
HAVING been appointed by the Judge of
IL Probate for Riohland to the offico of
Oommittee OF the Person and Estate of
THOMAS DAVIS. OF this city, adjudged q
iunatic, we respectfully ask that ali persons
having demands against him will present
them to ns, or to Messrs. Melton e. CLARK, our
Attorneys.
G. Q. MARSHALL,
April Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09
Ieues bot Ser Spnuc.

>,pater See6i spn Der @eieui6ait
Seiu, tsfanntli6 Der bcrsprrasenrfs
aitrpncm unisrer 3eit, f6reibt untsr rem
8. Suit I'm SiierYatpre Gpmano Die
aroesn Commentator waren ieit eini9er
3cit Seri6wunren. 0cr prsi IaBen aber
sei9te ii1 Elm neuer, 1bbner, BON FOLDER
0rbbe, raj mande 9eute ibn nit unbss
wahneten Au9en wabrsunebmen permo6s
ten. Oerielbe mar BON B66item Sntrreis
ie eurh pie Serancemn9tn, wel6e in
ibm p~cr9iusen. 3ucrit mar CT flsin, ses
%wiilermabn Gin a9slCmerat pUn piinfts
den, eann ipudS CT plSBlih bis ~ Ell
mem Our1msller upn % 24". Sn ries
fer 0rSbe, 10 auFalenr pieielte aud mar,
bsltanp i%nrsiien nidt einmal feline merit
wdrpi9fe GisenIdaft /; rieie be;p9 iid
Yielmebr auf Die Iufi6lGiie fir bic Spets
tralanlyle pieieS feurisen Seerrss. ra i'm
Snnsrn tisleS GIsfens beftise Gruptios
men BON @aiIeritcfsas ii6ttar iparen,
welte man eireft am Centrum Ginger
8erne erfsnnen fcnnte, inpem bic Streis
len rieIss SAFES in rer llmfebruns iidts
tar rparen. 10 ME aud In rem an ieinem
9anee auhprsrnrm UNI iber irin 8elp
bins unp Der i1iebmcm GIammsn.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09

ci.ler paren nur lei6te Gsite itrig, mel
DE Id bis CUR ppppelten SSbe Ger 9eitTS
gen Wplfen erbcben batten.
Ta bic italisniiden Ihrsnpmen, I6liest
Seedi ieinen Seridt fi6 Seraee FeisiS
nit rieism @ssenfanpen bel6dftt9sn. y
,peute ib nit meinen 8epba6tunsea
uitt suridbalten, tamit fe nit serrsSs
pellter aufmafiamfeit tieie fritiibe Peri
pee Res @sfirns iiberwaden. @uf jeeea
6aa i6sint rae baufse Grideinen s,n
Sleden I'm @efclse Der am Scnne:ranse
aufbredenrsn prctuberan;en rie Ssrnl1e
tbune su tstarfen, pab bic 5lsden sbss
elm Grsstnib eieier ausbrdhe fnt, II.
cem ie chen nur burd bic aAsaewcrfs=
men unp rieper ;urddssiunfensn Ddmss
f astilret rerren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09

Tater Saumann bon @atsrloo 1T
ais alIfent ces aGtbarcn Goters Mcs
Msnnrmg mad Council SIuhs ssrlrbt
wprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-09

Two thousand years-two thousand years,
Our bark 'er billowy seas
Has onward kept her steady course,
Through hurricane aud breeze
Her captain was the Risen One
She braved the stormy foe,
And still He guides, who guided her
Two thousand years ago.
~ A. Lao arobh,sbop u,,,up nf n Work
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Part0n's Life OF Greedy.

One of the most interesting and valuble of
American biographies, is the Life ofHoracc
Greeley" by James Parton. The life of
Mr.. Greeley has been closely interviewer
with what has been most commanding III
American affairs for more than third Of a
century. Indeed, this story Of his life
gives the reader by no mems an inadequate
glimpse of American history for tho past
thirty years. 1t is the story of life that
commenced in the greatest cmincncc. 1t
has been busy life. the busiest. probably
in the land crowded with events full of brave
words and generous deeds, and marked by
peculiarities greater and characteristics
stronger than, perhaps, those of any other
American Citizen.
The subject, therefore, would command
respectful and eager attention, though hand,
led by IN unskillful pen. But Mr.. Parton
is master. He has long been we'll and
widely known in our literature. He is a
keen and brilliant cssayist: aud incisive and
sparkling writer Of English, and careful
and exhaustive fcarchcr after facts. He
doesnot touch pen to paper in the compost
ton off, book, till the entire field of investi-
cation has been explored, and everything d.
rectly or indirectly bearing on his theme
thoroughly digested. :,
In preparing this work., hs spent several
months in visitingthc town where Mr.. Gree
ley was born and the various places where he
subsequently lived, collecting all the informa-
tion about his early life that it Was possible
to obtain. 1t is not, therefore, hastily
or lilly contrivcd book, labeled "Life OF
Greeley" but n work which will always be
the authoritative record of the three score
years of Mr. Grccley's life that have already
passed into history. It would be valuable
addition to any library at any tiuic, but, just
now, its opportuneuess giTes it added inter-
est.
1t is elegantly bound, well illustrated; ;
and in consideration Of the great popular de-
nland for the work it is sold for little more
than half the ru ling book prices,
1t is published by the NATIONAL PUB.
LISHING CO., of Atlanta, whowan agents
in every County.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Special Notice.

Subscribers finding an X mark on their
papers are thereby notified that their term OF
subscription has expired, and we hope they
. will renew, new that cotton hasopencd. We
have foreborne to press them during the dull
season and hope they will appreciate OH
forbearance.
Ifby mistake anywho havo paid up. should
find the X mark on their paper. Ne hope
they will overlook it as mistakes happen even
in the best regulated households, and we dc
rot intend any afront By such mistakes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Mortgage Sale.
SOUTH THCAROLINA-KERsH4w oous

SOUTH CAROLINA-kERsHAw OouN
TY. .-.-. g." ~. .'r".. .
Whereas, there is n power Of salo, contained
in mortgage OH the premises dccrii.ed below,
bearn. date. january ID. 1868, which Gaid
power Of Sale is il these words: {" And it is
4t:ll further stipulated and made an essential
condition of said mortgage, 'thaI upon failure 10
make any payment according to the Bopd, the said
Bank of Camden shall have the right to proceed
to sell all the mortgaged property, lands and
lots without the intervention Of my Court or
officer, by their officers or agents upon sixty
days notice to said Esther 4. Cunningham, after
advertising the same for sixty days in any news.
pnper published in Camden, or otherwise, should
there be no such paper then Iublished-for
cash. which said mortgage was given ny Es-
ther A.. Cunningham to the Bank of Camden,
and assigned by said Bank of Camden to Edward
Hope and assigned by the said Edward Hope to
me- as Trustee; Under and by virtue Of said
power of sale, will proceed to sell before the
court house door in the town of Camden on the lst
Monday Nth day) Of November next, within
the legal hours Of sale, the following mentioned
and described property, to-wit:
Those Lots of Land in the Town Of Camden.
bounded on tho North by DeKalb Street, of said
Town, on the West by Market Street, ON the
South by Rutledge Street, and on the east by lots
numbered 1909, and 122l-the said Lots being
numbered in the plan of said town of Camden,
twelve hundred and seven, twelve hundred and
eight, twelve hundred and twenty-five, twelve
hundred and twenty three, and twelve hundred
and twenty-four. ......... ,
Terms Clsh-purchasers paying for stamps
aud papers
J. L. HAY, Trustee,
Sept. 5.-9w. Assignee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

Mclean. \. McCaskill, Il. J. Campbell, B.
m,hrli John Sinclair. Il. K. "eS;: \. =
Marley. }. n. Shaw, J. y. McGassill, Il.
DuBosc, G. l.. Mccoy.
After initiation, the members chose their
officers, who were duly installed by the D.
e. W. p. These are az follows
Alex. Mclean, W. p; II. X. DuBosc, "
A.; Allen McCaskill, r.. S.; Bcnj. Camp
bell, F. S. & IT,; G. J.. MeGoy. Chaplain; j.
D. McCaskill, G.; John \. Shaw, a. G.;
John Sinclair, s; Benz. j. Campbell. ?. W.
p.
We hopo and believe that the Division,
to be called " Pine Tree" will be very sue
ccssful and beneficial in its influence.
The day, on Saturday: was bright and
pleasant our wants were abnndantly satls,
fed By very nica and bomtiful dinner and
a plenty of the vary finest water, and alto,
gethcr, the occasion was pleasant and ansp'-
cious for good. No. y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

Dn. TUT1's SARsArNRILLA d QUEEN s
rLlcur.--No remedy possesses 50 many
valuable Mcaicin$l Properties as, this con,-
binat:on If Roots, Herbs, and Barks.' The
Qneen's Delight is acknowledged Gy physi-
clans to BE- the mcst powerful remedy known
FIR Impure Blood, Liver Complaints, Ncr-
vousnGs, Female Complaints, Constipation,
rheumatism, Diseases If the, Kidneys,
Syphilitic Affections, Skin Diseases: Chronic
Complaints. &c. Bat in,this preparation it
is combined with other vegetable products,
which rcuders'its virtues doubly valuable.
Nos. Diseases hive their origin in the blood,
and as Blood Purifier the Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight has no equal 1t rcqiiircs
but trial to convince the most sceptical.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

If yon feel dull. drowsy, dnbilitated, have
frequent hcndachc, mouth tastos badly, poor
appetite ani tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liveror .Bil;ousness," and moth
ing will curc you. so speedily and permanent.
" as DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry.
LONELINESS on TIE INcREAsE.-A mark
cd increase Of female l0vcliness is the eye
dclghting result Of the immense popularity
which Hagan's Magnolia Balm has obtained
among the ladies Of America. Compilations
radiant with snowy purity and tipgcd with
the roscatc hue of health arc commonly met
with wherever it is used. For the sllljw
and unwholesomc appearance Of the nesk
and Slcc, which utterly counterbalanceS the
effect of any personal attraction the owner
may possess, it substitutes that clcar,. pearl
like complexion which is such transcend
ant charm in womal and renders the rough
ski,i as soft as Genoa velvet. No one is
more astonished than the person using it at
the marvrl,us transformation it effects in
ti,', particulars.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
A Gard.

.Mr. Elifor: Having seen in the Journal
.M the 22a of.tngust. that @,Hsrry AeRae
was and is Il Democrat in politics" desire
to state that such is not the case.
I can prove. by the testimony Of both
white and coorcd men of unimpeachabie in
tegrity, that Harry McRae, whiic he voted
the Democratic ticket in Kershaw county,
in the Presidential election in 1868, also vo-
ted at the same election, at Spring Hill, in
Sumter county, for Grant and Coltax. =. ..''@
.-,ssn'B NJ PEARcE
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

ourcountry inmcasurably high, as men only
grca: when thcyare good" will always starp
their period Of life with erc*tness Not
that the Liberal party is 81 pur"-not by
any means-batsif we, as whole people,
can, in tie words Of the Senator from Mas
sachusctts, 'apilcnp the "shcs, extingnish
the flames, abolish the hate" such state of
affairs must come 30 pass. P***.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

At PRESENT. Va regard the action OF the
Democratic State Cpic,n:tec ii; c:nlncntly
wise and proper: in recommending 4 condl-
ton of = ma-terly inactivity" on our part.
let the canvass proceed. let the case on
bath sides be fully opened, let the frauds be
exposed. let the popular pulse be calmly and
wisely iel:. and then let the Democracy of
South Carolina act As circumstances dictate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

1900 Sacks American Salt,
l0.OO Bushels Corn, white and mixed.
1000 Bbls Flour, all grades,
500 barrels Pork.
20 hogshead Smoked Bacon,
100 boxes Dry Sailed Sides,
300 Spirit Barfcl', prime,
100 barrels glue, .-..s...-- -----
20 tons Hoop Iron.
5 10 barrels Bangs, + --fI~'
200 Bales of Hay.
800 Rolls bagsing, extra heavy,
23Tons Ties. Buckle and Arrsw, .,sl.:
SO bbIs Crackers, Lemon, SugartS Soda.
HOO bbla Ouba Mohsses, ,:i - ;1'sa1,.i,
200 bb!s Sugar House Syrup, %.
25 hhls Sugar House Syrup,
100 bbls Sugar, all grades. .s ..i..
For sale low by. n.. .f."1'!'t, i. r'r}'
WILLIAMS & MORGfIISON.
June 20h If Wilmington, n. c."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

MRS. BENTEEN (iormcrly Miss GoaENnIcH,
of Hanover will give lessons in GERMAN and
MUSIC, and solicits the patronage of the Cam
.len public. For terms, &C., apply 10 Mrs. Ben
teen at Mrs. Alden's. Aug. 27-tf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
MGR THE JOURNAL.
Anothe: Temperance Division.

Mr.. Editor: On Saturday, 3lst ult., D.
G. w. P, A. NJ. Kennedy, assisted by sovc'
raj of the members Of I.ynchwood and Wa
tcreo Divis: ons, instituted Division Of the
Sons Of Temperance at Pine Tree. Church,
about fourteen miles east of Camden.
The applicants for charter are: A!exr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
School Notice.

WHE exercises Of Mrs. McCandlcss' school will
| will be resumed on Monday, Sept, I'd.
TERMS. ..
English Branches per month 90 5000
Same, with Latin or French
or hoh, per month hoo
All pupils should be present
at tho opening of tho school,
and will beexpcctea oremain
until the close, when an exam
ination will take place.
Lessons on piano pcrmonth, 800
Drawing will be taught if
desired.
Parents arc earnestly solicited to visit the
school. aug22, 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
MISS DETREVIIiLE

WILL open SCHOOL for small boys and
girls on the I'd of September, and hopes to re-
ceive share Of patronage from the people Of
Camden. Terms very low. ..
Aur 30 III
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

ES- tim " be proper to say that the editor
does not endorse Al! the opinions advanced
by writer's for the JOURNAL. He Is respon-
.sr?: .siple fes his opinions and his oorrespon'
- 's~ dents for theirs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
Palmetto Orphan Home.

The following is i li$t OF the officers of
this Institution. 1t is most excellent ln-
etituti1n. and We can commend it to our
readers, should they know of any oae who
may unfsot unatey need its aid. II is for
the education and rearing up of poor orphan
and other unfortunate children in the State,
the ohly requ:sitisn being that they snail be
LEGALLY b.,an,l to the Institution, and the
the certificate of two or more disintcrested
ncrsons ~ to the condition and necessity Of
the child is all that is required:
LOCAL BoARD,,oF TRUSTEES.
DR.. J. ". PARKER, Pres. (formeriy Sup't.
Lun. Asylum. ..
r. l.. DaYAN, Treas. bryan Il McCnrter,
(bpok-stpre) ..
J. B. EzELI., Secretary, (Seibles d Eel.
Brrkers.) ~.'s.
W. X. Bachman, (Baekman Il Watcs, Law
yors.
r. r. STOKES, (Bnbkbinder and Staticncr.) }
J. II. Kinsrd, Ory Goods Mcrchant.)
C. j. +. JANsEY, (Carroll d Jannry. Law
yers.) ....-.
R. O'NxALE, Jr. Or O'Nealc & Son, Mer-
G. J. TREDELL. asst. Cashier Ca:ulina Ma
:, tional Bank.) .., .....
BOARD or VISITORS.
CAa.lrston-W C Bee, S Y Tupper
Geo,yetonn---Dr. White, S S Fraser.
Horry-Col TC Dunn, Little River; j 7
Wa sh, Conwayboro.
CuRrfon--Dr. 4 f Williams. Mr. Bahrc.
Bcautor-Dr Ii NJ Stuart, 0 Barnwcll.
!Mrrion-J J Shaw, W G McNIillant '''
EWiamJmg-S W Maurice, DIR. W Brock
ington.
Bara,ceN-Robcrt Aldrich, l. NJ Aver.
OrangeJny-N Austin Bull, DIR. Treville.
.Sumter-pr. Hewitt, Thomas B Fraser.
Darlngton-B w Edwards, l. o Dargan.
M Chancellor johnson, j " Har-
rington.
Mestryfeh7-Gcn. + c B Cash, Fl Melver.
Krrshnm-J B kershaw, w NJ Shannon.
RiAland-M II Berry, j P Thomas:
Lr.rington-Henry Metz, DIR. Lewis.
ENrfeM-Abram Jones. l. + Ycomans.
Lmcaarr-P b Tompkins, W NJ Connors'
Fairfpld-T Ross Robertson, J II Rion.
Chesfer-G W Melton, j W Wilkes.
Hurh-L NJ Grist. Col. B Springs.
.Spartnnbmy-S Bobo, J Earle }omar.
EninH-T B Jeter. II NJ Stokes.
M~brry-J b Csrwilc. ] N Baxter.
Lnmens-W B Simpson. # b Crews.
G,~enrWc--J NJ Cox, J P Moore.
Rchens-J T. IIsgood d Bienan
Oeonre-Dr. O N Doyle, j i Shanklin.
:4n7rrson-B F Crayton, james 4 lInyt.
.dbJerM-l1en. s JhcGowcn, j W Wide
.. man.
Aiken-J f Crosland, Dr. VI Coffin.
TILMAN II. GAINES, Grnc,m Aqrnt.
Mrs. M M LYNES, Mutroa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

For Female Complaints whether in young
OF old, married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or the turu of life, DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
School Notice.

The exercises Of Mr.. McCASDLEss' School will
commence on Monday, September Cd. Tuition
fee paid monthly-four weeks tothe month.
AIp @.-2w. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

so DR.. Tbtt's Hair Dye is the Best in the
World. "'''' y. ''''''.. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
School Notice.

IlHE Misses Reynolds will resume tho e1ercis-
| es of their school, ON Moaday, September "a,
1872. ,.. aug g22d, 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
School Notice.

MRS W. II. r. Workman would notifyt the pub
lN lie, that she desires to open scho6l;in the
town of Camden, on the I'd of Sept proximo, for
the tuition of boys and girls in the usualbranch-
es ofan nglsh education. She hopes to receive
q proper proportion of public patronage, which
she will use her best cndeavors to deserve
Terms made known on application. aug Y 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst by-S. B. Hall Esq. Van
Burtn Evansto Miss Laura, youngest daugh-
of Hiram and Hannah Stokes. all ofKcrshaw
County. " "
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

New Advertisements.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
GERMAN AND MUSIC.

Sept. 5.-9w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. George Macdonald will open the
Mercantile Library Lecture course tonight at stelhWay
Hail. His subject VIII be- "Thomas Hood"
Prof. Etienne Lambert will give the second
free lecture on French" at Association Hail. today at
II a. M Those who wsnsto this language are in
yited.
A reading by Madam de Lcsdernier, to be
given. ON wednesday afternoon, at the Union Square
Theater invites the attention Of those who enjoy eceu
uOnary displays.
The Hon. w. f. Robinson will deliver
lecture in the Brooklyn Atheneum, on Dec lG reviewing
and answering Mr. Froudc and defending Ireland and
Irislllnon from his alleged Misrepresentation
A charity carnival in aid of the Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum win open tonight at the Academy oil
Music IN that city, The children OF the Asylum VIII be
present every afternoon TINS week. ana bcrh9'ih p'"N
Will play each evening.
The Kings County Industrial Exposition
closed at the Brooklyn Rink on Saturday night. The
horse epidemic and the nclement weather have Dg r
disadvantages, but it has been decided success lc
premiums will be announced TINS week.
Al a pubic meeting of the members OF New
York typographical Union No G, held yesterday at the
Tenth Ward Hotel the following ticket was put IN nom-
nation TO be voted at the annual election in Deem
Z" scoft. secretary NJ r. Walsh Treasurer James +.
Koran Trustee Alfred Burtoni Trustees @Shh -
Robinson and Oswald Maune.
Miss F. II. Churchill of Chicago, favorably
known in the West as public reader, will deliver lee
ture At Cooper Institute tomorrow evening" or the sub
iect viii the Ballot Elevate Woman :" Heranswer Il
understood 10 be emphaticaly "No" The proceeds OF
this lecture be ntrusted 10 Chas w Slack OF os
ton expended for the benefit of the 1900 sewing
girls of that city thrown out of employment by the Idte
ire Peter Cooper has agreed 20 give Miss Churcu the
free use OF the Institute Hail. ana TO ASSIST ler ~ any
other way in his power 10 make the enterprise success
Last Friday evening, Jere. johnson, Jr'' the
we-knowD real estate broker Of this city rendered
reception to number Of ms business friends at his resi-
dencc No % East seyentyfourthst After the guests
had assembled. addresses we're made by Col Wood H.
Bradford Prince the Rev. DR.. Porter and the Rev Dr
Cans Grafulla with his fun band then appeared and
favored the party with serenade. RESOLUTIONS were
passcd recognizing the services Of Mr. johnson IN en-
couragng suburban improvements and expressing tHe
gratitude the guests for their pleasant lcceph INC
party then Sat down to collation., after Wmch lodsls
were gwen the host, the DaI, the real estate ac
! uontsr Wtschester County, and the Brooklyn press
! pleasant responses being made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
THE cHALus-BLooD LIBEL PROCEEDINGS.

Col. James II. Blood, who was charged be-
fore Judge Fowler by Luther c. Chauis with having
been concerned in the publication Of article alleged
TO be ubelous, taken before Judge Fancher in SUI
preme Court Chambers Saturday, writ OF hIbeas
corpus have the question Of bail passed upon. His
counsel said that Judge Fowler had fixed the bail at
5000 which the accused willing toglve, but that
the Court at the instance Of the DtuctAttorney had
declined receive the surety offered because the real
estate owned by the surety Kings County. Tie
Distrct-Attorney said that It nhexible rule in
the Distrct-Atoneys Office to accept is surety
on q bail bond unless such surety offered as
security for the bond properly was located in the
County OF Eew-York Counsel for Blood then
objected that this commitment was defective IN nOt
recting that Judge Fowler Justice OF the Peace OF
he County OF NcWYOrk. judge Fancher Ded that the
description in the commitment Of Judge Fowler the
Justice Of District Court sufficient, act or the
Legislature having given 20 such Ntices criminal uris
dctOn. He also expressed the opinion that the test
mOny was amply sufficient TO send the before
Jury and that the bail not excessive. As 10 taking
bail property out Of the county he would not inter
fsre with the rules of the DstricAttOrneys Office but
would adjourn the case I'LL to-day.
James b. WOOdley, cOOred porter and witness
against MIS- Woodruff and Miss Clahu, DISCHARGED
gu Saturday on his own TecOgnzance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

bcok ana p,her OF other articles we're found on the
body n ple memorandum.bo book was written inc a1
dress "I'ke Four Lions M. % North Wilau-stp new
York; rbe name Thomas Morris occurred mum Der OF
times and in the front the following; - h9has
MorlIs IDucht tais book It Bridgeport" On cue hclu
WEE . n puuhcr of fresh bruises aad an ugly wound ap
II lrcd lptiud ono of the ears,