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u. s. Internal Revenue,

coLrEcroR's OFFICE, ap DISTRICT s. C.,l
COLUMBIA, May Is, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties parties inter
erty has been seized for violation of Internal
Revenue Laws by the United States, and that
bonds for costs of an action in the U. s.. Court
for forfeiture, must be filed in the Collectors
from date hereof, or the property will be sold
nnder provisions of the Act of July Is, 1865,
'e0s. One Yoke oxen, one Wagon and Two Gal
Ions Whiskey. rnrpsoS
Collector 3rd District S. G.
Nav %. 1873 46 3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
United States VS.. John Frazer & Co.

IN PURSUANCE of the orders made in this
il case, the undersigned offers for sale the
PROPERTY mentioned and described in the
conveyance to James Robb and Charles Il.
Lowndes, Trustees, dated the 10th February,
1868. Bids for the Property, or any portion
thereof will be received by the Referee under
seal until the FIRST DAY of JUNE, 1873
Such bids to state whether for cash.
Or for one-third cash, balance in one and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the property and assignment of
policy of insurance.
Or in the bonds of T.. D.. Wagner and w. l..
Trenholm, payment of which is secured by the
said mortgage to Messrs. Robb and Lowndes,
which are commonly known as A"'bonds. d
No bid payable in "a" Bonds will be receiy-
ed for an amount less than the appraised value
of the property as set forth in the said mort
gage. Bids may be made embracing all or Ell
ther of the above alternatives.
o.,r,r rnpn r, D,fo-oa
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The Great Southern Weekly.

The WorklnG Man,
THE best and cheapest newspaper in the
South. Devoted to Immigration, Education of
the Masses, Agricultural and Mechanical Pur-
suits, to the Household and Fireside. Con-
tains eight pages, finely printed on excellent
''--' - TILMAN R. GAINES,
Editor and Proprietor, Columbia, S. c.
Feb q; 1873 81 om
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mi SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN and TRUST COMPANY,
10. CHARLESTON, s. c.,
OFFICE, NO. II BROAD STREET.

SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
YTNHE deposits in the Savings Department of
l. this Company are invested as Special
Trust, and, therefore, are not subject to the
hazards of; banking.
tors have the guarantee of the entire Bank
Capital, which amounts to three hundred thou
sand dollars (S300, ,0O0.)
This department will enable all classes to
find safe security for their savings, however
small; and at the same time bearing remu-
nerative interest (six per cent. compounded
quarterly Currency can be RENTED by ex-
press, and drafts by mail.
F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Geo s. Cameron G. L. Buist VIII. Middleton,
E H. Frost Al Crews, w. C. Bee,
w. B. Williams =. Waltjen, II. II: Deleon,
C. G. Memmihger, B. ONcill, VIM. L. Webp,
A. p CALDWELL JT. Welsman, J. NJ. Shackelford,
Geo. H. Walter, :, J.C.H. Claussen, B. D. lazarus
April "a, 1878 AZ SIN
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TN PURSUANCE of the orders made in this
L case, the undersigned offers for sale the
PROPERTY mentioned and described in the
conveyance to James Robb and Charles T.
7Lowndes, Trustees, dated the 18th February,
1865 Bids for the Property, or any portion
thereof, will be received by the Referee under
seal until the FIRST DAY of JUNE, 1s73.-
Such bids to state whether for cash.
Or for one-third cash, balance in one and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the property and assignment of
policy of insurance.
Or in che bonds of T. D. Wagner and w. l..
Trenholm, payment of which is secured by the
said mortgage to Messrs. Robb and Lowndes,
which are commonly known as "a" Bonds.
No bid payable in ga" Bonds will be re-
ceived for an amont less than the appraised
value of the property as set forth in the said
mortgage. Bids may be made embracing all
or either of the above alternatives.
80 sAML. LORD, JR., Referee.
Among the above is the following property
in and near the town of Anderson, to wit:
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Consisting of the three-story Brick Store and
Lot, on the North side of the Public Square,
occupied by Simpson, Hill q Co. as Drug
Store.
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The j. P. Earle Farm,

Better known as the Morse Place, containing
"A acres, more or less, situate on the Pendletor
Road, one mile from the Court House, now oc
cupied by Col. Il. j. Roberts.
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The J. T. Sloan Property,

On tho Southeast corner of the Public Square,
including. the Brick Store occupied by B. F. F.
residence of the late Christopher Orr, Esq, now
occupied by DIR. Scudday. Also, Tract Of
Wood Land, containing 25 acres, more or less,
in the suburbs of the Town, west Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad. n ~
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The Williams Property,

Being the House and Lot of 9-1O acres of
Land, occupied by David White.
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The Elias Earle Property.

Consisting of the several premises now occu-
pied by Jordan Gambrell, j. Fleetwood Clink-
scales, A. F. White, James Wilson, j. L. Daw-
son, residence and Tin Shop, David White,
(shop lot,) the western half of the Government
Stable Lot, and one-half of the vacant lot east
of James Wilson, and in front of s. 81. Lang
ston, which is known as the Gilmer lot.
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stns- CAnpENTEns, PATTERN MAKERS and
(ylRINEr MAKERS will take notice that P. p.
Toale Of Charleston, has on hand and for sale
White Pine of the finest grade, wholesale and
retail. Also, Walnut, Oak and other hard
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The Opie Property,

Formerly known as the Isham Taylor Place
House and Lot now occupied by Mrs Mary
Vandiver.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, May 81, 1873.
There has been very little cotton on the mar
ket this week. The market closed this evening
at 16 to 16a for middlings.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No I.ady's Toilet Complete

Unless there be the fragrant SozoDoNT; unto
the breath sweet odors it zimparts, the gums
ruby redness soon assume, the teetn quick
rival alabaster tint, and seem as pearls SEQ IN q
coral vase.
spalding's Glue, cheap, convenient, useful.
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Ns- The undersigned, as agents of the par
ties arc prepared to receive and forward offers,
and negotiate for the sale of any and all of the
property. Persons desiring to purchase should
REED & BROWN
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The McFall & Hammond Property

Being the Brick Building, Store and Residence
on the east side of Main street, second squar
south of the Court House, now occupied b.
Mrs. Taylor.
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May !, 1878,
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Among the above is the following propert
in and near the town of Anderson, to wit:
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The Wilson Property.

Buildings and Lot containing eight acre
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The Arnold Property,

House and Lot, on tho west side of Main
street, third square south of the Court House,
occupied by VIM. NJ. Archer and others. Lot
contains two acres in the whole, and is made
up of four lots originally, numbered 13S, 139,
l4O and 141.
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GENERAL NOTES.

This is getting back to the old times, when
datuary wac useful as well as ornamental colossal
Satue of Lord Nelson, modelled by Lord Clarence Paget
was recently unvatled 1t is placed on rock on the
Angesea bank OF the Menai Straits aud expected TO
prove useful as landmark and guide.
School-teaehers may find an encouraging
suggestion of the dignity importance OF their voca
ton in the remarks OF Prof AgSsiz at the late Agrcu
tsHal ExhtbSuon In Mddlesex County, Mass frO1. "A,
SAID ne was SIMPLY schoolmaser, as ne had oeeh Tor
" years. he began at the OF II. and was 90 'hat uy
If any animal in this world is to be pitled
u is the Great Elk in M Barnums Menagerie at pres
ent meanderiue away down In Name. For two years
this noble creature has not set his foot upon
the earthhad fact been locked up in wooden and
iron cage Even as Lsuis Napoleon, or Baron Trenck'
hungered for liberty did this elk pine for the forest
aud one day lately ne got ont and made tracks {
Tobiaue But he hadn't raptur0usly grazed for grea
while when the hunters found him enjoying himself
the margin OF rver. He weighed 1900 pounds and it
required the united persuasons of twenty men TO induce
him 10 return durancc OF the CaptOrs receiving
severe evidence OF the elks dislike to menageres.
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvRRPOOL-h steamship Adriqio-Oet Amir. and
Ms Peek infant ART Master j. G. Peck Mis- l. X Peck
M ana Mn WsdDaH NJ Hiver Miss Hyer Rev o. s. Btrten
has Brandt Or and p Poster infant and nurse, s. Rosen
burger Gen De Crane Vgeon Mr. and Mrs John Smith Prof L.
feevs Rev Dr. T. seye, Henry H. Earl D. W kusse Horace W.
IsV Vim Sneckner SneckDer. Master L. b Sneckne sam
Williams Mr. and g. T. tbbe Rev Father A. D1mlhy Don
Aptoui lie NsdHd YoshtAke Nh. KurannAg Hon H. 5 Little
T Johp Vought A. r. Throkmorton Jonathan Longeet Jas
ssnss Tbos Pierce Medley Rch Taylor NJ and Mrs H. Ward
NJ Ard Dr. T. Mongomery Miss Mont2omery Miss Mary
Miss klstapleye, MIS- bOtts
Nv m Hagb j. W masEay and nurse MISS bVa mac
lsv NJ and Mr. W Benedict Daniel BuInss r. ~ bga non
A. Tborburgh s. p Avery M. Harriet Mulas anG infant mas
Zen william Frank, and Harry Mullins Bdward Miller M and MIS-
= 8 Miss &. ". Grant
PROM LIVERPOOL-Ia steamship SI1tR Oct -. T. mean
drew Jrdge " Mrs Marvin Hon X Marvin, Mis-
Nr j Pmau. G. ID. Ptman d. w. Books J. r
Vowar Mr. r. Tracey Miss T. Tracey Miss NJ Tracey Mss
L. b. John Dr. ". j. Parser, M and NM j. Lock
Insore and infant and Mfs G. A. Whehorne Mr. and h
6e p o. Brine &. Dubois, Sigmsn Cohn H. Hung X j. suHr.
NJ and Mr. j. Concop FsnRsn, Hmbh, Rev chandler AND
,,fe Mis- Rauoe n. Carpenter. g. DOwden j. NJ Roberts,
NJ nsber Nj and Houston, H. Buck, C LLOYD, G. j.
sTo,dor J. Benson Colhurn. c. u Banoe Nh and hts b.
Iytbsrby Mise Cleary Mrs A. Cooper Mr. NJ smYthe MSS
Srovf A. G. Ptney Adams p Fauegan, Master r. hueshy,
Ms n O'IIslarsn r. ONel Miss Z. Buckes NJ Scott H. c.
o. Nj and Mrs and family J. kuger Miss L. klnger,
Mr. IA A. MeKhber M Mr. J. Carr Miss 3 sherrat A. NJ
Jar Pratt J. Fens, Miss b. heeie, Mrs Lindsay,
Rr MurgarOyd Gordon, r. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs Pierce
PROM LIvBRPOOL-Ls Sc 1D'shtp fHtoep Oct M Li1ger
Johp Young M Young Lekey, NJ T. Ansol Capt g. o. Bud
gngtou m Chester Dr. Emil Besses. b. ScbunsnI Mr.
Crmuhe Odel Henry Hobby. Noah HAYES H. smons n Cot
An nr. Amson Murray Mra Muusy, Mr. Cemeb Wingroye
Hs Wngoye and infant Nissnge G. stack M and Ms ate
Hiss Wats Waite Mr. Wsdvorh T. Van Pee G. Van Con
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Gen, ssppms, and ,hh Jsmsr Wilon hsser Cond
Miss Je1res An Sebdns Mn Sendrtr D. Leston
Mlward Mrs JctI Miss Anae BrYpie Mss Any BurFsss
hi9 BOYD, hr Moore, Mr. ChithoH.
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NIEf.ruRh ALMANAC

SUP isss.... eO2 SUI si..,@ IS Moor nss.... e;09
~ T.,
sADy Hoot... Sl1 Gov. 9;42 HsFufh Feny 10;l1
Sandy Hoot. 8Q7 Cove 94b Hell "a
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the entire -, .os s a. house uS ODER
the goods 'i IScE 2 SS6 S SofSSHSR crRTANs
PRINCES 6xps coRDS and TASSELs Of al coIo,, sine, and
styles ior tim ming LaHbrequns and Dfspenea
CURTAIN BANDS and LOOPS in .ails.. y,rsss.
Lsnerequins and Csrniess to order at short notice.
-" SUI ''''"'' SHEPPARD KsAPps
1873 and 1875 sir,hsye. door beloS fhrieephse
AT KINZEY'S.
Grsa, panic sale,
ClOapg ont
"~s- Goods for srssnb.cl'.
reduced stock,
Ribbon department
No 4 cord edge Ribbons 30
No. 3 cord edge Rib rs 81
No, sord edge Ribbons i5s
w. No snk Gro' Cram, zoe.
No IL bacE Gras Gains, 49,.
Shaded Gros Grams. 2De ny.
watered Ribbons; Sc, Sc, los, l2le
Roman Ribbons Doc. pc gle
Scotch plaid Ribbons, l0c, zoe
a" SIN o'' ''''" -' '' finch black SSH Ribbons &c.
EieS Roma ss" SSH Ggs '-e W
PLAIN Windsor Ssshes I'll ~
Fancy sash h,oBons, Soc up
Tie Department
an nls windsor Ti'', Broe,de.
Grape Doeh9e' ehahgGs5e silks.
D''' 49, '' Bnare ',oes
panic prioes
All the new shape.in
Bonneis and k0lnd Hat- - u..,,...
Black ostrich Tips 2je up
F PSSey w 8Tl.fI al d l r1 &C. up
Birds With Pumes 2jc
French FloweIs Toe. spray up.
Large lots o lancy Feathers
Rich Goods closing yey low. ,.r....,,
Real valenciens L,ces, &c.. &C., Toe, l2te up.
Patent Valeue.eus Laces, lac ysrd
Colorel yak Laccs 29c yard
T Tsios t Lace. a Be-, 5 5os y sSi u s1
SILK scarf Jaces, 5Oc yari up
Real Maltese Laoes. De Jard
h hsSs t cfoshs AZ TIDES as Soc
Lott Of Rulings, Sc Der yard
Prieesway
Hamburg Embrodeies, &c., Co. &c.. l0c,
l2l2c, l5e, lie, Zoe yan up'
B'I 1,gr,s in ladies'
Fine Chsmi.e', G9e mp
E E9Ss. c S2s.e. &c +5s q 9S.
Dressing sacaae.. so. up.
s.rssin. in Hosiery.
E MsaDi 10 HSs sH,' 1 Is! to Zoe
lsdie, fal r gaiaT 25S
BAbhgssns, &e., yery los.
Immense excitement
glove department,
We shall close out Ourf esuiue
A aas T1eaa:e H KID SVs., A''''''
regular reg la'i price 81 70 reduced to Zoe pail.
Another lot warranted real KIDS Soc
Fail coOs, Venn- kuls 39c pari
oolon stitched backs oVci
nr.ressed KIDS ha.tons, soc; -
'-". Panic price,
reducing socl.
Gents warranted real Kids, 81 pair;
gents foe doc-skiu gloves. o9Gi
"i'''' N'| ''''''' WV Hanaherci ef Dep.rtmeaL
All linen hem,aies, l2-a, ,o,. =,
sDd gentemens HAalsercbiefs, iov.
Trimming Department
We have largest and
best Trimming Department
S fsss. Sa sss%ea IL P nssssS
so0d very low prices.
An immense stock Of
coOred nix Trimmings
eiO''Ds Ou' '' ''''' Velvet Department
EIceren, vehe,een,, SOC. Toe, yard.
nls Bonnet ,elyets, 81 y1ni upi
black silk yelyst.. II - ~
Plain and fancy satir.;
Bonnet slks, 62c yaf;
wateTet silks ever. color, 7je.i
''- lining 'aLs, BE. yad'
slk Ye0d-.. Toe yard
LYONS black silks &c. 81 81 l2uP
1fiAu'AS '''A'' vi" Coorod IN Trgpinc.
Yeyets closng 2Ge psee
Everything in FaucT Ornaments
Jewelry. Pans Portemonnsies, Bags
Dsiu ans 'D' ''''"' WILLIAM kinney.
767 and 100 BROADWAY,
Nnths.
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european Advertisements.
rrIs 7cHFg AND CLOCKS BENSON v. od Bond dgais F. C.

THE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
4 TORY IN TIE WORLD-THB LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale and export Sstonet Of Valentines
Christmas Booknrks shop letets Funeral
Tabh supplied with material for the trade
ge variety Locking Glass Stone Ornaments The Dswing
Room Coil length, especially recommended j. T.
WOOD Co. 27 279 and $50 Ssn London W. c. han1fsctory
shippers supplied wholesale and Export pes 's sent
auplca tou
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AT KINZEY'S.

finch black SSH Ribbons. 39,.
Watered sssh Ribbons. 02e. ap.
Rich Roman Sash. GJe.
Plain Windsor ssshes 81 20.
laBey sash hiobons, soc. up.
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Flowers and PeatberA
Lace Department.

Neck Rnslings. &c. yard up
Silk Neck Ruifles. go. each.
Real Maltese Laoes. 21o. yard.
Lace Tides, l5c. up.
Hand Crochet Tidies. soc.
Real Thread Lace Collars, Zoe.
Lots Of Rulings, Sc. yer yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

5argsins IN Hosiery.
Misses sud Boy lsnoy
English Hosiery. l2l2r. 70 POE.
ladies' fall :, gnlar 25c.
gents regular made Zoe,
Balbngssns, 6c., yery los.
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Urn GOODS.
JAMES MoCREERY & CO.,

ROADWAY AND ELByBETHNT
PLAIN SILKS PLAIN siLhS an -.
WIN oar on MONDAY Oct NOR. eooT' ~ W ~
yar All The otsT cocoa 81 b. 81 go ke, freshly sssofs
Having enlarged t5s department We tohe' an VI p
before bnvire eiaewhe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-06

NOR sALE-A LOT 5Ox14sA FEET, ON
L the corner Of Main and Henry streets;
Chelsea, with two small houses. Will be sold
at bargain. Apply to Jacob Prince. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-06

II TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE
| former patrons that have taken charge of
the Whitemore House, and hope by attention
merit a share Of public patronage. Terms
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GENERAL MARKET.


APPLEs-Dull at 90 OO95 90. as to quail
BEEF-Fresh forequarters, 8JS95e; hind. Z
@lOc; mess, Sl3 D Dbl.
BUTTER-Choice held at 27gSOc; fair to
prBiaasd ING RsS%@op r Sgi9e ri,b,
BRXNyFirm at s2s sO924 90 " ton at the
leyee and 81 S09l 10 7. 100 lbs from store.
BACON-No clear sides or shoulders in mar
ket; sugar-cnred hams. l4gi41Se; breakfast
BEANs-Quiet: 81 1908 90 y busbel.
CHICKENS-Mixed and full grown, IS coo
90. Dressed, So 25@l IS ., dozen.
CANDLES-Firm. Light and full weight.
CHEEsE-Firm and scarce; factory. l59
l61zc: English dairy. l99l9lzc.
C0TTON-sEED-DUll at 50 y ton at the
COFFEE-Steady. Common Rio. 2OaHc;
fair TO prime. s22923c; Laguyra. 22925c; ia
CABBAGES-Prices firm at s6@7 q crate.
C0RN-MEAI.-Rasy at So IS on the leyee; in
CRANBERRIEs-Dull at s9@1I 90 n Dbl.
CORN-Dull at h4@55c fer yellow and
white. shelled; ear, Csc asked.
DRIED APPLES = Quiet at 5H@7c . n;
IDuCRs-sSies at So 5O94 50 q do1. for
dressed. and live So 0094 90.
EGGS Dull at 3O93ic.
FL0UR-Firm and unchanged. Low grades,
81 5096 50 medium, 81 coos SO; family and
fancy, 80 00@l05 50.
GEESE Steady at s7@s . dozen for dressedi
live, S6G8.
UNNIEs-Second-h and burlaps. Ice new,
l9c.
HAY-Choice scarce at 5000; common to
TO prime, s2tg2S; Arkansas prairie. SIS. From
store. 81 55al s. D 100 lbs.
KRAUI-Quiet at ss@9 y Dbl.
LEM0NS-Steady at 81 50.
LIME-Firm at 81 40gl 60.
LARD-Dull; tierce refined. Sl4@S1Ic; keg
do, 9A991ac; pail, g1z@lOc. levee and store
LIVE sTOCK-Beef cattle. choice. 5@5]<c;
medium to good, 294szc gross; hogs, 419@454;
sheep, firm, 5g51ac.
M0LASSES-Firm; good to choice Louisi-
NAILS Steady at IS 25@s rates.
0RANGE S-Basy; fresh Louisiana, IS COG
ONioNs-steady at So 1904 90, levee and
0ATs-Dull at A@45c for mixed and choice
white. isg
TURKEYs-Quiet at sl2@l5 q dozen for
live and l2@l6c BIB for dressed.
PORK - Dry sailed clear sides. 63Eq12;
clear rib. G1z@61tc; shoulders, 4lS941tc; hams,
9H@-c; mess pork. sl4 50 . Dbl; hogs. 697c,
POTAT0ES-Dull; in shipping order. 81 80
as 90; in store, S. 1913 IS.
sUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A, .12154c;
extra G. l2gl212c; crushed and powdered. l4c;
new Louisiana white clarified. 121&c.
SALT-s2 3593 25 q Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; 8@Sh the inside price for
lots of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-06
ARREST OF CALDWELL.
Ia Arresiisg the Murderer OF K.

How a TIpsy Man was Instrumental
Ia AFrestfng the Murderer Of n.
N. johnson.
In Fridays LED0ER appeared an ac-
count OF tie alleged murder Of r. II.
johnson, Of Desoto county, Miss, by
Simpson T. Cald~ell The deed was
committed on Thursday evening, and
the guilty party was arrested last satur-
day night IN the following strange man
ner; DR.. Richie, who resides at the
village Of Tbyatara, twelve miles from
Coldwater, INDUCED in little spree last
Saturday, and in a jocose way collared
every person he met. saying IL arrest
you for the murder Of my friend, Bob
Johnson" Leaving the village in the
evening, and accompanied by friend,
he pursued his way homeward. Half a
mile out he saw 4 man approach
ing, and informed his friend that
he intended to arrest the man for
the murder. His friend demonstrated
with him, aud advised him not to inter
fere with strangers. When the stranger
got near them DR.. Richie stopped him,
saying, you are the man who muir
dered my friend, Bob johnson; | arrest
you, sirl The stranger drew back and
answered sternly, j won't 20 with you,
and placed his hand in his bosom as If
TO draw a weapon. DR.. Richie, imag-
ming that this was his intention, and be-
lieving that he had excited the anger OF
the stranger, drew q bowie-knife sud-
denly and holding it up exclaimed, " If
you draw pistol / will kill youl" The
stranger withdrew his hand. DR.. Richie
and his friend took a good look at the
stranger, and recollecting the descrip-
ton Of Caldwell, recognized him at
once. Caldwell was carried to Thyatara,
and from thence to Coldwater, where
he was placed on a train and
taken to fernando for imprisonment.
Will, at Coldwater he accused Mr..
Black (the neighbor who answered Mrs
Johnson's cries for help Of completely
in the crime This was well known to
be false, and ON being taxed with the
falseho God Caldwell stated that he did so
fer the purpose of saving his own life
from lynchers. Dr. Richie and friend
recollecting the strange movement made
by Caldwell when arrested went back to
the place of arrest and found package
containing $3.50, which Caldwell had
thrown away. The prisoner states that
he merely intended to stun" Mr..
Johnson, and not to kill him, when he
struck him three times with the fiat OF
the AK, and that his reason for making
the assault was to get possession of the
money. Late on Saturday evening Mr..
johnson was still alive, but in state Of
syncope. He was expected to die in
few hours, the physicians having aban-
doned all hope of arousing him to con
sciousnesg