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M. lGUTMAN & co..

FnsT voTE q straight CIR ticket,
and then go to Il. Franks great One
Price Clothing Emporium and buy your.
sell new suit Of clothes warranted equal
to custom made in every respect. BE
sells collars for five cents q box, and o
splendid overcoat Tor $500. Go see for
yourself
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PERsoNAL.-We had a pleasant call,
last evening, by our jolly friend and old
time 1NTELLIGENcER typo, Ed. Pearson.
Mr. P. has for number of years filed .
position in one Of the departments at
Washington, and has discharged It's duties
faithfully and with great credit to him
SELF He Is here visiting relatives and
will remain q few days.
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kTHE ClTY.-Ed. Welsegrber, former
" In the Baltimore & Ohio shops here,
but now in the service Of the Connelsville
road Is in the city. He islookiug remark.
ably well, and reports Capt. Harrison as
bringing order out Of confusion in the
working Of that road.
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GREATRsr BARoAINs-Ever offered In
this city in Scotch suitipgs and Mohair
Mixtures. Toclose out the above goods,
we will sell them at cost for cash, and
guarantee them made superior In style,
workmanship and excellence to any house
In the city. We ask the gentlemen to
call and give us a trial.
]. T. LAKrN & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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ADMITTED TO CITIzENsH1P.-Hiram
Wood, native Of England; Fidel Reister,
Of Wurtemburg; Henry Smith, Of Hesse
Darmstadt; and Henry Frederick Roner, OF
Hanover, were admitted TO citizenship,
yesterday, In the Circuit Court.
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RETuRNED.-Mr.W. E. Hsgans reached
his home in this city last evening, after an
absence OF six weeks, in which period he
"did" up Yosemite, the Big Trees, and
California generally.
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Arm BRoKEN,-A boy about twelve
years old, son Of Mr.. Morningstar, a resi-.
dent in the Eighth Ward, broke his right
arm at the elbow, Sunday evening, while
engaged in the pleasurable pastime oil
jumping over a fire plug. A surgeon was
summoned and the fracture properly re.
duced.
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An old lady bathing at Long BrGne1
with her Spectacles on, but without her
wig, was recently taken for Horace Gree.
ley and drew great crowd. But H.
Frank, proprietor oil the Square Dealing
land only STRICT One Price Clothing
House succeeds in drawing larger crowds
by offering such an attractive stock al
such very, very low figures. He again
invites you all to call and see him and
those Japanese Paper Clothes-that will
bear both rain and washing. t'
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HELD FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION
Yesterday, William McManaway was ar.
rested and taken before Judge Johnston,
charged with attempting to violate the
person Of q young woman named Kate
Faulstick. The testimony was partially
heard, aud the 10Th inst fixed for hearing
what might then be submitted. The &C.
cused was required to give security in the
sum Of three hundred dollars for his an.
pearance on that day. He gave the bond
and was released from custody.
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New SHEET Music. received three
times week at shelb's Music Store, Mon.
roe street. Orders received for music not
on hand, are forwarded Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, and are
ready Tor delivery in four days.
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GREATER INDUCEMENTS are offered TO
purchasers of Sewing Machines to select
the Improred Gr0rer q Baker in prefer
ence to any other, since it has been prac-
tically demonstrated to possess more
points ofexcellence than any other before
the public. Its guaranteed to be more
durable, easier to learn and operate, and
to do greater variety Of work than any
of its competitors. Call at 9S Make,
street, and examine carefully before max,
ing selection.
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REPUBLICANS! see that the names Of
STEVENSON, SWAMI, scorr, CARSKADoN
and FREER are on your tickets. All
others, purporting to be Republican are
fraudulent ,.......
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HELD TO BAIL-Manuel Gutman was
brought before Judge Johnston, yester.
day, 10 answer charge Of assault and bat
berry preferred against him by John G.
Gillespy. The accused was held to bail
in one hundred dollars for his appearance
al the next term Oh the Circuit Court.
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THROAT LUNGS I'M GiSS, ,iTYIIfaRS SISSS

Ia the wonderful medicine 10 vh,th IN. ~
ID are above pointed 70 relief m StS.ss.st
bsevos no has combined Ia kerTo.Ss ;,S S.vti
Natures most sovereign eurltiyS n,S Ss u
which God has lnStllled into the ye..,,S ~.
dom for healing the sick, than Wen STs,NSGf
combined In ono medicine. The eTidssss ~
het - found 10 the great nriety Of ~, sII:a1
na1o diseases which u has been found 10 eoSS,s!
y the euro OF Bronchitis, 6eTSs.
HougnS, and the ea'!y stages Of ConE1nN.
tt0n1 1t has AItoniSbeI tbs medical hroIst e
eminent Physicians pronounce Il thS 49,, =!
medical discovery Of The age. Wiile Il ~ S ~
eeVcrest Coughs, II strengthens III VIC ~
PurIfleS the blood. By lie RfsSt Ss1tS..s
ousa blood Purifying PROPERTIES, h ess,s n
HumOra, from the wort Seroi6IS !.
common Blotch, Rlmple, o. ErRHiIS,
NercurlAl disease, Mineral polSonS IA NJ
eHects, are eradlcatO1, and HieOEOus heiFh ~,
sound constitution established. EfyIInaIS'
SaIt Rheum, Fever sores, SeaIT II
Rough Skin, IN Shori. al lie nunSS+!, " ~
eases caused BY bad blood. are CONQUERED n M,
powerful purifying and Inv igoratinS medi.S.
II you feel dull, drOwsy. debIlitIted. NM -
low color OF skin, OF yellowISh brown nv, ;.
face or body, frequent headache o. difIlnsss NJ
taste In mouth, Internal heat Of chilli. lltSs,.s
with hot lusheS, low splrits. and gloomy ~
bodtngs, Irregular appetite, and tongue costI
ron are suffering iVn Torpid Live ;
ssBiIiouSneas." Ia many tases q a IILyss
Complaint" only part Of thee Ur 1s
40 experienced. A. ,lciy for al I'd H.,
Dr.. PicrGe'S GOllcl M'i:tli M,corry IN !;
Cl1al, AZ It eGrrtI perfect cure, LEAVING n n,
&c siren ,hearl anu healthy. For ~ s,v !,
HRbituaI CHuSti p":i0I Of The boS,L 4
Il o never fIi,iH: rcaI d AMI those NJ I,S
used II for fhiG plrpO'e arr hood In IL prIit
Tho proprietor 0dIrI q .tUJ reward iCTlS.s
cIne that will equal It 10 IT, cure VI al N a.
eaIes for which Il fS recommended.
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. PrrnNNik,
RV. Pierce, NJ o.. Sole Proprietor, al h., o.
ral Laboratory. ~ Seneca 'treet, BzaLlo, ny
Send your Address for pamphlet
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QUITE number of remarkable cures
have been effected among the citizens of
this place, by the use Of that Great House
hold Remedy, Pain Cure Oil. All should
try it. For sale by all druggists.
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Look Ont for Fraud!

Beware oil Fraudulent Tickets. Sec
that the names OF the Electors, sTRvEN.
son, SWAMI, sooTT, CARsxADoN and
FRERR are on your tickets. &C.,.
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CHEAP GOoDa-A large stock Of Wo.
mens,' Misses and Childrens' Shoes rs
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. v.
Blonde.
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GET an Improved Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine, and you will have the
very best, with all the latest improve.
ments.
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LIaHT AND sHADE.-An the "summel
Styles" photographed on short notice, q
the Partridge Gallery.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time to
secure your SHADOW" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
1T Main Street.
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A LARGE lot Of pianos and organs
will besold very cheap in order to close
out the stock at HardIng's Music Store.
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HENRY JACOBS is selling his Stock Of
Dress Goods at New York prices.
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M. GUTMAN & Co,
OF TUE
Cheapest and Finest Grades,
AT
N. cUTMAN q COS.
transportation.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.

MNNNMF 3
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
i run by the following schedule on and amer
November Z, lsT9,-Wheellng time: I'M !
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EASf-LRAVBs WEsE-LHkYEs
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
At...........6 $40 O. N. At.......... iI:3S q, m.
IRRIyIs AT . IHRIYEs Ar
Cumberland. E2S p. N. Columbia. !. ..6:t6 p, m.
Baltimore. $3.50 p. m. sandusky. lies ., m.
.. O.. 1910 p. m. Chicago. 49,. h.
Shl!tSslphiA.. 81. Louia,.."
FAST LINE.
RAsT-LSAvEs wEsT-LxAyHs
'wheeting daily wheeling dAily
A.: ::::..e:sO p. m. At........ ..l'1O 0. N.
Cumberland 1910 q. N. Columbus. $40 p. m.
baltimore. i3:oS p. m. sAnduSkJ. .6:IS >. m.
Warrington, Ctnctnnat...
D.Cn:..... ,i:50 p. N. Chicago.
Nsv YctE.::: = :s6ndsy;ii' excepted.
NAIL TRAIN. -.I.-.
EksF-LRAvRs RKsF-LRAyrs
'Wheellng daily 'WheSling daily
GL........l l:05 p. m. At.......... Loo a. m.
Arrives At ARnIyH A. =
Cumberland ..6:l6 o. m. Columbus, :. .9:25 q. m.
Baltimore. sos p. NJ Sandusky.. y. $40 D, M
Washington, lCincihHau, 49,.
:On:': :,..GSS p. N. Chicago. ="
Philadelphia. St Louia.....
N:T YStk:.:: 'sundAyS excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
EAsT-LHAVRs WEsr-LRAYEs
"WheeliDg daily wheeling daily r
N........1i:i6 q. m. at. 80. 400 D, IN.
ARRIvEsA AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland .9:65 p m.IColumbus =, 1850 D. m.
Sundays excepted. Cincinnati.
Chicago.
St Louis. .
"SundAys excepted.
WHEELING, PITTS'G d BAIT. DIVISION.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEsT-LEAVES
'Wheelipg daily SWAShlngton,
At 1900. 100 q. n. Pa, daily at TOO q. m.
wheeling daily Washington,
II. .,......&S5p .. n Pa, daily al, $40 D. m .
sundays excepted. 'sundAys excepted
Rast bound TraIns make connections Al
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, Via Wash.
lngton City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection n
Columbus for AL points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can By procured
Of the once. THOS. r. SHARP,
Asst Master Of Transportation.
r y DEVRlEs, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling.
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liz order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes ! viii sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L.. v. Blond.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

a.: The .,I P.sa1SJlSaaia Pilgrim John O. Whit
M S,SsFI:siiI..SSBy "A. W IOngtSllOv, volume.
a! I5ii.y ia Tear. ia til. HArn-By M.leek.u..
q HSsifk- By 4. Q. BalrnAad, cloth, A.
MA SIIlliISg On the Nns-4y Laurent Eporte,
:, S5fdsnlSs By HJRlf-ByAnnl Warner, elO.A,
,s:St !. Is E.lssn-py Sa.Alaisl Hawthorne,
:, "a iSffiod Belle by JulIs P. Smith, cloth,
FaaStIns Novel from the German of Ia,
Coantess Hahn.Hshn. cloth, $50.
lib Tide.9y tho Author Of Morton House."
w SSsTaSsl' sIo, S q Tie Ap'-By Ed~Atd
5ssli.h LltsFitSrs@ by Henry oOppee, Ii D.,
IllaStrated Library OF Travel and Ady,ntura.
se1th AftleA-Rdited BY BAyard Tay ioE, cloth
The School and the Army In Germany and
FIales-By Gen. HAzen, U. 8. A, cloth, 81 50,
Mithla the HaEe-By MrS. Henry Wood,
Z; fSs idysnta.., Of narSpIs-By Alexander
:: Tss 8. & RsRit 4 slDr-Bs 3. D. nl.s,tnors,
:, Hope Dsi.rrsd-By Elina F. Pollard, paper,
Picked up Adrift-By James De Mile. B. o
W. Q. series, cloth, 81 %.
Thaekeray,S WOFks-KensinRton Edition, u
volumes, cloth, svo, ~.
Just received, Q large stock Of elegant
Russia Leather and Turkey
Morocco Pocket Books.
Also keeps constantly on hand full line Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS
BOOKS, and all kinds Of Staple and Fancy
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET sTs.
ocb .,
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REPUBLICANS! see that good and rella.
BILE men are at the polls to-day, and guard
well your tickets.
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THE incest and cheapest Stock Of Fur
you can buy at Henry Jacobs.
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If you want good and heavy Comforts
for little money, go TO Henry Jacobs.
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TUsT RECEIVED.
u 80 Coils Manila Rope,
100 lbs. Flax Irvine assorted,
Coils TGIred Yarn.
100 lbs, Hemp Irvine.
No. % Main atroet.
'shao CHAS. Il. BERRY,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $4,000

Tickets $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters, ~.
U-our lotteries are chartered By The sas,
1r0 always drawn 81 the time named. A1a ID
dEaWinge are under tho iupeEyiEion Of IVOa
commissioners.
The ofl:iAl drawing will be pubEIIAtdh
the St Louis papers, and 4 copy Of DaWiDgsGt
10 purchasers Of tickets.
az We will draw 9 similar scheme III hE
day OF evry month during the yeAsis1a
~ Remit 1t our risk BY PosFoFTIcI HUsu
oRDERs, REGIHTERED LETfER, DUN o. h
PRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER b co.,
PoBtOflee Boz M
Ap9 Tu.Th.StikW St Louis No
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TIE VILLAGE CHURcn-It should not
box like barn or storehouse. 1t should
be building, the very sight of which
would cause devout feelings in the breast. A
well.carved cross should point to heaven;
massive paneled doors should impress the
visitor with the solcmnity of the place into
which he is entering; stained glass should
throw mystic light athwart the aisle ; Slpip
altar ceiling and galleries should be ornament
cd with fgurative mouldings, and the columns
that support the gallerier, and the balusters
that rail- them in, should be ofclassic patterns.
Any congregation wishing such church
should send their orders for finishing material
to Mr.. P. P. Toale, importer ofFrench STAIN
ed glass, and manufacturer Of and dealer in
Doors, sashes, Blinds; &C.: No. 20 Hayne st.,
Charleston, S. G.
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EDITING A NEwsPAPER.-We never
could see the virtue of the boast which is so
often made by the papers and magazines, that
so large portion of their pages is original.
Such originality is often maintained to the
detriment of the paper. The best exchanges
of our acquaintance areby no means those
which have the greatest amount Of original
matter. There is more of editorial tact and
talent required to make proper and practical
selections, than is put in requisition by the
production Of the vaunting original papers,
who seem to consider originality as the only
requisite for good periodical. A good
newspaper is always dependent upon other
resources than its own. And the boast of a
periodical that is entirely original, is too of:
ben like the boast of library, if it should
claim to have the production of only one au
thor.-E1
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New Advertisements:
FOR THE VERY BEST
Bed Ticking,
Go to LEVIN & BRILL'S
Broad st., Camden
SIleriff's Sale.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
CAMDEN, S. C. June 9th, 1872
F. L. Zemp, ct. al, assignees
vS. 7 II. IL
L. W. r. Blair.
nY virtue of sundrie writs of fl. fas.. to me di-
Is rected and lodged will sell in front Of the
court house in Camden on Monday, the first day
of July next, within the legal hours of sale, the
All those lots in the town Of Camden, with
dwelling and other buildings thereon, known
and distinguished in the plat of said town as lots
uumber @ SIC. S47, S4S. $40, $50, s51, S52, S53;
sS4, SIS, 656, s57, s5s, $50, $50, s6l, go, ses;
SCI s65 sG6, s67; S6s, s69. $40, s7l, s72, s73,
84 s75 bounded NORTH BY boundary boz. street sa:
ahd s7o east by Broad street, and west by
Church Street. Levied on as the property Of l.
W. R. Blair at the suit Of F. L. zemp, ct. al.
assignees. 3:
and papers. o,u,,,
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LOCALNEWS,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church, Dekalb street-keT. A. -, .
Stokes. Pas;or-Se-vicos at II A. NJ. anu L,
NJ. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday IL
Z. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, DcKalb stres'-i,cv. "; 3 :
II. Hay. Pastor-Services at II \. VI: ana q r.
y. Oh Sunday; Prayer Meeting On Wednesday
at72 P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. REV. D. F: D. PEHRY-
SUNDAY. at II o'clock A. NJ. and 80 ?. NJ.
wednesday, at 1O,A.M. Friday, at 80 r. NJ
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rev. A. K.
Dnrbam Pastor-Services at-l1 A. NJ. and q
P. M. on the second and fourth Sundays Of
each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8 P.
.Ak
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Our AGENTS IN CnARLEsToS.-The advertising
agency of Walker, Evans Cogswefl' represent
lied agent for this paper, in Charleston.
Griffin & Hoffman, Advertising Agts., No 4
South street, Baltimore Md, are duly authorized
to contract for advertisements at our lowest rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to leave
tieir fayors with this house.
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Special Notice.
FOR GOOD
Goshen Butter for Table Use,
Go to LEVIN & BRILLS.
Broad St. Camden.
Notice.

OFFICE County AuDIToR
Camden, So. Co., June 5th, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sum OF sew
N enty.nine and lightweight -hundredths
dollars ISIS, 1857, has been deposited in the coun-
ty treasury Of Kershaw county by Nancy A. ely
burn; fox the redemption of lGO acres of land in
Buffalo Township; SAID hnas isyds having been sold
ertv of NJ. H. Clyburn and bid in by the County
Auditor on account Of the State.
DONALD McQuEEN.
iune 6.w3. County Auditor.
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I'VE notice that there is an effort being
made, BY some Of our youngmen, to raise
a Hook and Ladder Comapny. We wish
them success, as such an organization
would be q very desirable acquisition to
our fire department.
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FORFEITED LAND SALE.-Next Monday
The sale of forfeited lands Of will be begun.
From a glance at our columns it will be
seen that there arc a good many tracts
for sale and q fortune can be made
by a small outlay. From the nature
ofthe sale we are inclined to think that the
State will not be much richer by the opera
tiou
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7 r. LYLES, R. S.

J. 3. II LES, Il. ..
KERsHAw LODGE NO. 90 A. F. M.-Mem..
bers will attend regular Communication OF
your Lodge on TUESDAY evening next, at -
o'elock. By order of W. n. -..,,.
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INDIANA FOR GREELEY.-Colonel Allen,
Chairman of the Indiana Liberal Committee,
writes that if Greely is nominated at Balti;
more, Indiana will give him twenty thous,
and majority He bases ehis estimate on
what he hears from different portions of the
State
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COMMENCEMENT AT WAKE f"EGSr.-
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invitation
to be present at the Commencement at Wake
Forest College, North Carolina, on the %,
26' and q insts. The address before the
Literary Societies is to be delivered by Hon.
T. B. Vance, and the sermon before the
graduating class by Rev. r. B. Brown, D.
D., Of Virginia. We regret our Inability to
be present.
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SHER1FFS SALEs.-On Monday, the
Sheriff sold the following pieces Of proper,
ty.
House and lot On west side of Broad Street
sold under Execution DePass ct ur VS.. E. T..
Merris for s2O5,OO W. L. DePass: Agt,
purchaser. The interest of defendant in
house and lot on East side of Broad St, sold
Under Execution Names Baum VS. John D.
Johnson, for S.. Names Baum, puehas'
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A STOLEN W1LL.-During the winter,
Mr.. Harvey G. Law, wealthy resident Of
Brooklyn, i. D., died at his residence, 215
South Ninth street, leaving an estate valued
at from s25O,O00 to 100000. AT the
time of his death, Mr.. Laws only daug glitter
was in Europe on wedding tour: On
hearing of the death, the bridal party return.
ed and took up their residence in the Law
mansion. On Tuesday evening last, at about
7 o'clock, while the afflicted, family were din:
ing in the BASEMENT their colored servant heard
noise on the second story, and he went to
ascertain the cause of it, He had no sooner
reached the locality of the noise, than per.
son, dressed in the costume Of the devil-as
represented on the stage-presented pistol
to his head. This unexpected demonstra.
tion quite denoralizcd the poor servant, and
he uttered no alarm. The Satanic appara.
ton then descended to the basement, pro.
truded his horns into the dining room, terrify.
ing those at dinner. Having succeeded in
accomplishing these feats, he left the man
sion unmolested. After the fend's depar'
ture, the family found that Mr.. Laws will, a
gold watch, other articles of jewelry and pa
pers of great value were missing, And here
by hangs tale.
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