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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A PARAGRAPH FOR DTsPEpTIcs.-n you
have weak stomach, and wish to make IL
weaker, take violent purgationa. There Is no
surer way to render Indigestion chronic. But
II you are dyepep,lc, and like sensible per-
son, desire to strengthen your digestive Or
gans and compel them to perform their essen
lial duties thoroughly and regularly, Jake
dose OF Hosletter's Stomach Bltters oeiore
every meal, until your delinquent stomach 10
restored to q healthy coEf'tlon. 1t should be
understood that dyspepsia ls always complica-
ted with disturbances of the liver and an un-
natural state of the bowels, and that no medi-
cine which does not reach and recllly these
Irregularities can possibly cure this agon-
izlpg disease. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
an anii.bilious agent and gradual cathartic'
az we'll as a tonic and stomachic, and hence
| lts unparalleled efficacy In the seVerest cases
| of chronic indigestion. mcnlS'Wimop3"
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NORTHEASTER RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.

CHARLESTON, s. G., January %, 1872
Trains will leave Charleston Daily OF 1000 A. NJ
and 500 P II.
Arrive at Charleston GAS A. NJ. iMondays ex.
cepted) und $50 p. M.
IRAN does not leave Charleston 8 90 p N. SuN-
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. N. makes through conncc.
lion 10 New York via Rlcnmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through in "a hours.
Passengers leaving by s.cO p. M. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond aid Washington,
Or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train 10y over on sunday In Bal.
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain UN.
DAY III Wilmington, n. y.
This Is tile che pest, quickest and MIST pleas
ant r. ute to tincibnaIi, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trans making con:
nectiOns at Washingo with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and 0hiu Railroad.
SIS. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. l.. CLEAP0R G9n. Ticket agent. may2l
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TEE IRIsH ToLUNTEERs.

The banner borne by the Irish Volunteers
in the procession on st. Patrick's day was
worked for the organization 10 1861 oy the
young ladies in the seminary Of the Sisters OF
Mercy. They bought The material, and each
one of them, with her own fair fingers, did q
part of the elaborate stitching and embroi-
derlug which made the banner 80 lasteiully
conspicuous. The banner was presented to
The irish volunteers, In the name of the de-
more, BY Bishop Lynch.
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rns CHARLESTON NEWS: WtDN FSDAI, MAlCH

Schr Mary D Ireland. Ireland. Baltmort.s
days. Guano and Mdse. 10 ha.iroao agehi; e !;
Sto1o Phosphate co. KliAck, WicEenberg co.
Paul co, Hart q CO.
Schr Lizzie Florence, LlppIncott, New YorkIs
days. Guauo and acids. To Kinsman q HOWELL
VIC Dukes CO. Vessel to Cohen 4 wells. H.,
schr Aice Boraa, Dukes. Wilmington, Dell -
day. Guann. To G BUag. ..
Nchr Ann 8 Deas, Garbattl. from west rolIe
Mill. 80 tierces rice. To . Hanckel' and j n
Pringle Son.
schr Soulherner, LETTERS. from Georgetown
q. ll00 bushels rough rice. To Louis Desaus
sure.
sehr Lucreta, Balance. from Santee 1900
bushels rough rice. To Geo Trenholm son.
steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, from Fernandlnh
Fla. via Savannah, Beaufort, Pacific and Cnis,
o!m'a Landings. Is bags sra island Cotton 700
Cedar bJIs and mdIr. 70 K ,venel, Holmes . 10;
W Bee CO. ID McPh' rson, RaVenel co, " III NJ
Gurney, N Ri Il CO. q Litscn.i NJ Trlest; M
Allen, A Haig, Juo Taylor, A d Cohen, Jas
| Cosgrove. " Weob.
Steamer Marion, Adalr, Santee River. 45 bales
cotton 100 bhls naval stores. % s masej &C. scn iP
Smith, Pezer, Rodgers CO. BEE CO,
Counts & Wroton, Stoney. Lowndes q co, L e
Coan Son, Reeder Davis, Jno Coicock e. GO;
Dukes & co, Gaillard Minott, Wnilden 4 Jones,
and others.
Steamer City Point, Fitzgerald, Palatka via Jack.
sonville, Fernandina and savannah. 70 lckagss ~,
mdse. To Ravenel Il co, Mr. Clin rd, General Gli'
| more.
| BELOW.
Schr James Jones, Tllton, from Savannah
bound South. Put in for haroor.
IN THE OFFING.
| Ship Florelo, Mears, from Guanape anu Cs.'
lao. Via st Thomas, w l. Gcan". 10 hooson'
| Harterdo i CO, New York.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
James Adger & co. .,o-
Steamship Flag, Fes.cr. Bo,ton-James Adger
FROM THIS PvRT.
s,eemsbln Sea Gull, Dutton. at Baltimore
| March Is. ,-,.,s o,1o,.
| don, March !. ,,,.-o ,,oro,,e
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, Baltimore, harch 10.
| CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
the Else Eschrlcht, Eschrlcht, at Liverpool
| February 28.
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Great Brit lin sss; co .stwse 1885, saes 900 bales;

Great Brit lin 9,5s5; co .stwse I5s; sales 500 oaes'
stock 1859. ,,orob,a
Cotton seadIsr; demand better; ids nldahngs
1sxc: net receipts l,39U; gross l,47i oales; eA.
ports to continent 1851 bales; Sales 2,0uO oalesi
last evening $500; stock 2lo,l5S .,no, uo,o,,s
Cotton unsettled; good ordinary l5Ac; net re-
ceipts 1881 bales; exports to Great Britain 1850;
sales 500; STOCK Al, ,i47.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March lS:
Noon.-Breadstuls steady. Corn us. Beei US
3d. Lard Sss Sd. Tallow as Sd: uor,, 10
Noon.-Flour quiet and unchanged; wneaG
oniet. Corn steady anu scarce. PORK nrm, me ss
s.625 Lard dull Western steam sho: Iurpen: u:
tine dull AMI heavy at 6UHc. Kosin uuil az % %
Eyenine.-Flour gu ct and unchanged. WhisEey
shade frmer at CSC. Wheat quiet anu he!d nflnis
scarcity OF freight room checking export. Coin ~
moderate request at s'eaIy pnep pieII Lard rmer
o7fa'@'' Ne'"' BALTIMORE, March 1s.
Flour steady. Wheat dun; choice wnlIe saSS 81 S9a
RYE quiet at SOs9oc. Provisions hrm ano noDni
nai' "N'oA'' WILMINGTON March %.
| s,,r,te tnrnen,Ine dull at $50. Rosin unset led
| at s2 65a2 10 Ior siraiued. Crude turpentlne de
clining, So rs for hard. 81 so for yellow dip anu
'irsin' LUZ o"'' "' ST. LOUIS. March 1s.
Flour quIet and unchanged. Corn STEADY
Whi,key neld at ssc. Pork easi,r at $40 1oaio,
| Bacon steady for jobbng order lots; shouiuei'
'"a''' ''"S' C1FCrNHATI, March IS.
Flour dull at 81 rs 10 81. Corn quiet at Ssa4oe:
| Provisions Hrm. PorE held at SIS Is. WIN slo
bid. Lard dun and nominal; sleam Ike; Kettle
asX Bacon quiet; shoulders exc; ci, ar TiO sizes
| sEsss.: clear sides 8I Thi'Rey STEADY az SSc'
0~a0"' '' Lit UIsviLLB. March 10.
Tobacco very firm and higher sales zoo Co., amos u.s.
| nnchanged PORK steady. Bacon easy; shoul'
ders sxc, clear rib sides SHsSTc, clear sides &c,
ali pacSed. Lai d arm; choice leaf tierce Shaec;
Kegs eHaloc; steam saSAc; order ioIs haAe
i higher. Whi>key sSaS9c.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March u.
SPIRITS sTURPENTINE-Sales OF only rs Casks at
55c per gallon for southern packages; decnhe Oh
Ic Aimee last quotations. Market dull.
kosIN.-SaIey OF 1000 bbs april delivery at
60 90 aud 500 bbs on the suot OF 81 10 for stran-
ed Market dull.
CRUDE 1URPsNTIEE.-Sales OF ll60 oos at 81 oo
for virgin and yellow dip and So Is for hard, q
decline OF 26c on each grade slice last reports.
GoRN.NSaies Of 2o3o bushels at 75hc per bushel.
TIMBER.-sales OF RATS as follows: tordl,
narvI ar s6. flair mill at Sll, aud (ptime mil)
It SI2 so per NJ Receipts heavy and sales ieht.
TAR,-Sales OF l0S bbls at So rer bbl Market
unsettled.
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PaSaenQerS.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York
Stow, JB allen, Il Swan, Mrs Mary Wall.
n Hrrbeck D q Long. Wetmure, @ w EDGE,
Lamn, @ But;es and wife, Mrs E Moore and
son, N Cobwiu and VIII Geo r Edmoads,
Masters Qnin ard, Alfred FlyLn.
sonville, Fernandina and Sayannah-Mrs II L
Hart, MISS Mary HIATT Capt K Adams, Miss Ab
bott, O smith, Jas Mscken and wife DIR Van.
laDdIngham, X Buckley and son, Thos Megardle::
wife and daughter Mr. BrUwn. w ausberry and
son, q Burk, A salon, S Rae, Gum, I
Robins. Mr. " ilson, Mr. Aver. and 10 on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, rrom Fernandina, Via
Savannah. Beaufort &c.-Mr Knight and daugh.
Ter, Miss Knight, Geo 7 Harm. P g Langley, Is
Sams, Capt FitcheI. sn1 on deck.
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CHARLESTON NMANUFAcTUREs.-The develop
ment OF manufactures of various kinds Is fast
becoming principal source of Improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the list
is The mandatory Of Mr.. P. P. Toale. Estab-
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrivalled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashea, blinds or anything
else in his line. See bis advertisement.
mchl0.mwf1m0
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FIVE RARE AND sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED
VOLUMES, Including that magnificent folio,
"Tbe Illustrations of Shakespeare" all that re-
mains of what few years ago was one OF the
finest private libraries In the State, are to be
raffied for the benefit OF the widowed and I'M
poyerlshed ewner. Those who delight IN
choice books may Inspect the volumes at the
office of ]. Fraser Mathewee, No. Sc Broad
street, where the rafle list will also be found.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

"A brief telegram was received In this city
yesterday By Messrs. Steinueyer q stokee,
from Yemassee, the junction of the Savannah
and Charleston and Port Royal Roads, stating
that the boiler at Browning's Saw Mills, on the
latter railroad. about zine miles north oi
Yemassee, had exploded on Monday afler'
noon, by which Mr.. Browning was seriously
injured. Verbal Information, received later,
represented that two colersd hands employed
at the mill had also been Injured.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Messrs, Lawndes 4 Grlmball, auctloneers,
sold yesterday the Misroon Farm on the
Neck for s2500.
The Chlcora Miulng property was bought
In by the creditors.
Mr.. J. Fraser Mathewes sold house and lot
in court on the south side Of Spring street
for $500.
GMessrs. A. j. White d Son sold house and
lot on the north side of Cumberland street
for s3n25
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SORE THROAT. Cough, Cold and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result In SER
ious pulmonary affections, oftentimes incura-
BILE. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" reach dl-
rectly the seat of the disease, and give almost
instant relief. Dow1E, NOISE DAVIS, agents.
MOON wfm3
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Leitch Il Bruins will sell at half-past III
O'Clock, at store No. 167 Meeting street, SAFE,
desks, chairs, &c.
B. NJ Marshall 4 Bro. will sell at IL o'ciocS'
at No. - Friend street, grist mill.
William Mckay will sell at 8 O'CLOCK at nis
store, dry goods, notions, dc.
- Niles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at nls
store, clothing, hats and shoes.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsENEss'-Ail
suffering from irritation OF the throat ana
hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the
almost Immediate relief afforded by the use OF
"Brovn's Bronchial Troches." DowIE, NOISE
& DAVIS, Agents. noVzV-"ino
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ACCIDENT At THE FRANKLN STREET
SCHOOL.

A portion OF the plastering In the assembly
room of the Franklin street Public School,
colored, fell down yesterday while the room
was filed with pupile, slightly cutting little
girl, named Mary Glover, upon the face and
hands. During the confusion which resulted
q heavy bench was overturned upon girl
named Isabella Savage, breaking her leg.
She was carried to nelghboring residence
and received medical attention.
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ALL TIE new styles of Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF wln-
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch'
gotr. Benedict & o's, No. 275 King street.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

ryre Lodge. at half-past P. N.
charleston Ritfemen. at half-past Z P. II.
Wagener Artillery Club, at 7P. II.
Hope PIre Company. at half-past 7 P. n.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger -53 bags
sea island cotton. 7le b lies upland cotio on, IS
tcs rec, so casks clay, 81 bales domestics, l4S
pkgs sundries. ,-,..
BosToN-Per steamshp Flag-lS7 bbls spirits
turpentine, e0s bbla rosin so casks clay, so pSgs
sundrieS.
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NoarHRIsrBRN RAILROAD.

25 bales cotton. l64 bols rosin, 10 bbls whlsSey,
hhds bacon. 2S pkgs tobacco, ploughs. cases
wine cars umher, mdse. &C. TO GE Prtchett
cn F ElintWorth, " White. OF W, F wiete 8.
N rrrst, Bardiu l. Parker. E Diamond g; Eel
zer. Rodgers d CO. Smith, VIM Bird
co, 8 D Sloney, Il W Devices: IrenhOim d
SON. a BlschofT + CO, A Tiefen hal, QuacEenoush.
EstIll 4 co, Fraser 4 Dill, Hehman, y Cooper,
" O Be, d %, A Sullh, South. rn Express CO,
Stetrrns, Werner Dncker, f II Frost co. Will
den q Jone. Caldwell & son. A >alluas, 3 Well
inc. Prinele i SOU, kinsman & Howell, E Welhng,
b p S,ley, N L R Il Ageut. Jno O'Nelll,
Geo W Williams & co, M Tritsr, E Adger d
CO. p Walsh, w Ryan. Reed r Davis. N
Fredsberg Howe sewing Machine CO, Mar
shal Il o Laurey. Alexander d 90, harIai'
WIN Carraway j. BROS March, Price & Co, Y
Railroad Agent, der aud Others
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New York Naval Stores Market.

New York NaVaI StoreS NIHrRet'
NEW YoRK, Mach IT,
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day l247
bbs rosin. 2,3 do spirits turpentine. Spirits tur-
pentine continues dull AMI the mark demorai.
lied 6ia62c Is asked for merchaD table order, put
oOc Is the best bid. Stralrtd rOsln Is also dui
and prices declining. Sales include 100 Ids at
s3 50. Fine grades also very quiet. Tar dull out
steady Pitch unchanged.
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EOR NEW YORK. NE"
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLlsHED 1870.
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

Tile Splendid New Iron Sldewheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowell. Commander, will sail for
New York on THURSDAY. goth March, at O'Clock
p NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Whsrves.
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool and the
New England cities as usual.
81 Insurance by steamers OF this Line X per
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, haIlng
very fine Deck Stateroon accommodations. ap-
ply to WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. 26 Broad
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner Vendue
Range and East Bay lup-stairs)
mchl4-fmw3th1
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YoRK, March II.
The Daiy Bulletin says: There has been the
ususI Iobblng Inquiry and at full prices. 1he sales
are 40 tcs Carolina ut 8xa9c, 200 bags Raugoon
at 6Ha7c.
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Receipts per Railroad March IL.
oouru cIpnIINA RAILROAD.

1910 bales cotton. 4s bales goods. e45 bbls flour
p Macoueen. urmeister Il Zerbst. w Dukes d
co. Wsgener Il Monsees. E U'Neill, W Smith
co, Tiedeman. Calder q co, w Jones co, N
Bird CO. Boumann BROS. W Williams co. ID
Bischor CO, SttfIers. Werner DucEer, Camp.
sen CO, E Fowler, KlInck, Wlckenberg & co, J
Volers, W K Davis @ Follln Son, D Ahrena,
4 Topias, DR. Il Baer, II Walter & CO, Pelzer,
Rodgers Il co, A J Salinas, W Coui tney CO,
JenOrds l. CO, Sloan Slegnous. u Frost co,
Williams Il Son, W W Smith, A b Mulligan.
Wlss a. co, Williams. Black Williams, w +
Tnackston, Reeder Davis, W K Ryan, Wardlaw
4 Carew.
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Mact ami Augu ia Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia railroad. This Is the quickest and
most direct ,ute and as com Orta0le and cheap as
any her route to Louisville, Ciucinnat, Chicalo,
ST. Louis and all other points West and Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenvllle
and Columbia Railroad; aud Day and Night Tralns
connect wllh Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale Via tllls route TO all
points North.
Camden Train connects Mt Kingvil.e daily lex.
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Traiu, and
runs through to Columbia.
A. l.. TYLER, Vice.Presldent.
8. B, PICKENS. @. T. A. decl6
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Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, March ls, 1873.
CcrroN.-Ihls market presented quiet and
dull aspect at easy prices. Sales about 600 bales
say at l5 at 49, 81 at II. "a at 17H eat Is, sS7
at 1sx, 100 at 1sS. 9 at lsx, 10 at Is, AZ on pri
vate terms. We quote:
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Sec First Page for other Local Matters.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. hlarCN 10.
Arrived. Republic, City II brookiyn' Feie'e
aud Great Western. 49, vo,v norcb,s
Arrived, Baltic, Montgomery and San Jacinto.
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5emins Alarbines.
m IL + n CIV PROV ED
W Fl e ELER d WILL SON

SEWING MACHINE.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
We are now selling these superior MACHINES
on Ten Dollar monthly payments.
Adjusting and Repairing done promtly.
WHEELER i WILSON MANUF'G Co.,
aiT'.lyr No. 200 King street.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, S. O., December IL, 1s77.
On and sf,er SUNDAY, December Is the Pas.
senger Trans on the South Carolina Railroad Will
run as follows:
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Doots, 5nofs, &r.
BOOTS And SHOES
GIVEN AWAY,

Because we guarantee our goods, and feel as
surej that they will give satisfaction TO all OF our
customers, and the public in general.
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Our Emporium will be found at all times large
variety Of Ladies' and Gent.emen's Travelling
Trunks, made fthe best materials such as Sole
Leather. zinc, Canvas. &c.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29
excitement and necessary prejudice, great
ly mistaken about.
The Jury EmpanucIed and the FIRST Case
Begun
MOitNiIlG SESSION..

At the hour of 10 o'clock, yesterday
morning, a large crowd of spectators were
at the Federal Court room, to witness the
presentation of an affidavit for the contln-
uance Of cases there pending against Thos.
G.. Boyd, whose name has figured in such
an unenviable manner in the public mind
for some time past. After the record of the
previous days proceedings was read by the
clerk, Mr.. Aiken, Boyd made his appear
ance. He seemed to be in good spirits, and
cordially shook hands with n number f
acquaintance whom he met as he made
his way through the. audience to the
clerks desk, where he made affidavit for
continuance of the case.
Judge Nelson then proceeded to
read the affidavit, which is very
lengthy aud alleges, among other
things, the absence of material witnesses
and what he expects to prove by them.
He was being pursued by Government
officials who were eagerly prosecuting
him, and that in an evil hour, in a mo-
ment Of depression, without consulting
his counsel, he determined to make his
escape. He details the circumstances of
his arrest and voluntary" return to Ten
nessee with which facts our readers are
familiar. lie makes complaint of certain
newspaper articles in the Knoxville press
by which public opinion was preiudiced
against him, and speaks of the loathsome
CCIlS Oh Juc huOANIlle JAN. ne ullcSSS u
dangerous combination to effect his con
viction, by intimidation of witnesses, &c.
Judge Nelson proceeded to argue the
grounds for continuance with that zeal
and earnestness which always character
ICES his efforts in behalf of his clients. At
times he was eloquent in his appeals to
the court, and every one who heard him
must admit that he did the best that could
have been done under the circumstances.
Col. Baxter opposed the continuance, in
few plain, practical remarks, giving his
reasons in Il concise manner, for which he
is distinguished.
Judge Nelson closed the argument with
a general review of reasons presented.
Judge Emmons decided against the con-
tinuance, when Judge Nelson, counsel for
the defendant, moved that he be admitted
to bail The hour Of adjournment having
arrived, the court agreed to hear the mo-
ton at two o'clock.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29

Court met yesterday morning at o'clock,
pursuant to adjournment, Judge II. IL.
Emmons, presiding. The court room was
crowded with spectators interested in
hearing the proceedings in the Boyd
case.
Col. Baxter read the Indictment. which
charges the defendant with forgery in pre-
senttng pension claim for Martha j.
Upton and stC minor children. Judge
Andrews, the Di.t~'". Attorney. said the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29
TRICKS and TRAPS of AMERICA
IIIiiiIIij IIIlN .N;!iii'!|N

If Won wish to be cured of the habit, address TT
E.CLARHE, NJ, d., MT. Vernon. Ohio.
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NEWS READING FOR THE
viii
Tennessee The People should help
Proceedings
and 0Ln
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-06
/ NKM rnoroHnArn aALLEnY

Mr.. J. schcsingcr. the celebrated pho,cg.
raphcr OF this city, has removed from his
old stand TO his splendid new gallery on.
Eighth street, north side, between CONNER
cial aud Washington avenue. This new gal.
lcry far surpasscs anything of the Kind that
has heretofore been seen IN Cairo. II Is
fitted up In the hes, style, with the intention
OF doing nothing but perfect work, The
ladies' drawing room Is beautifully furnished,
aud the operating room has skylght I'M
surpassed by any In the West.
Mr.. schlcslpgcr hopes lie many friends, who
have heretofore given 10 him their patron.
age, win continue their favors. To them
and the public generally he extends an in.
yitation TO visit his rooms, whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance Of his gallery, the many con
ycnicnccs he has procurcd--indced' all the
latcs, improvements in his art--and the skill
of an operator Of great merit, lately ofLon'
don, Mr.. Frank Locke steele, viii command
their patronage when they shall need work
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