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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
KoHRA pArH pguocnATyo ctun

Pursuant to adjournment che Club met ON
the l4th inst. and was called to order by the
President. Col. James A. Hoyt was intro
duced, and delivered stirring address, after
which some colored men came forward and
| had their names enrolled.
The following resolutions were offered by
VIM. Lee, and adopted.
Considering the few days in which 10 work
ior tie cause OF Hampton and Home Rule.
for Honesty and Reform, LEFT us. before the
I'm OF November, and realizing the impor-
taiit duties resting npon us and the efforts to
be made to redeem our State,
Rcsolred, That the regular meetings of this
Club take place on the 2ist and 2Sth Of Octo-
her and the 4th and 9th of November for
the transaction OF such business rs may be
brought before it.
Re'otred. That al! places of business re-
main closed and work suspended from the
evening Of the 4th to the uiorii;ng of the
9th OF November.
hc5oLed, That coIimittecs be appointed ia
the different neighborhoods of the township
whose duties il shall be to report to the Club
at its meeting On the 9th November, the
names OF such persons as may from any
cause be prevented fiom attending the cleo.
tion on the following day, and that such aid
as may be needed be given by the Club in
order TO secure the attendance Of every voter
in the township.
Reso!red, That 1t Is the full determination
OF this Club to extend oil the ali possible to
those brave colored men who ED us in over
throwing at the ballet-box TIE earrhpt CIR.
pet-bag government of the State; and tlint
we may know who are oar friefdo in this
combat, committee be eppointed to attend
at the ballot-box, and 10 place upan record
those who vote the thieves ticket.
A committee consisting Of Mcssrs Z. Har-
rin, T. A. Hudgens. M. s. Strickland, w. p.
Wright snd r. N. Wright was appointed to
meet at Craytonville, to arrange for the mass
meeting at that place.
Tbs following managers to conduct the
primary election were appointed: w. r.
Greer, J. t. Cooley and j. J. Trussell.
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CUR couHrY PAIR.

Persons who intend to become exhibitions
ut the County Fair next week are notified
that the Sccretary's books are now open Cor
'he purpose Of receiving entries, and they
VIII facilitate matters by making their en-
tries prior to the Opening of the FaiT. The
ofLce OH the Fair Grounds will be opened on
Huesday next, oath of Octob9r, from o
O'Clock O. IN. until :; o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of receiving entries, and the books
will be closed at the hour designated, except
as TO live stock. which entries v;.l be re-
ceivcd until II o'clock q. m. on Wednesday.
18th October, after which time no entry will
be received. 1t is highly important that ex-
h'bitors shall observe this regulation.
Season tickets will be sold on Wednesday,
25th October, good for the three days, for
One Dollar.
The Anderson. Cornet Band has been Sc.
cured for the occasion, and each day will
furnish music
The Cooking match" will take place on
Thursday and the "baby show" on Friday.
The entries already made indicate lively
contest in both departments.
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G2onRs 10 pg CLOSED.

The merchants Of Anderson have agreed
to close their stores on Friday, the 9th day
Of October inst, for the purpose OF attend.
ing the Ninth Annual Fair of the Farmer
and Mechanics Association of Anderson.
Parties fs0aA the town or country will do
we'll to note this agreement, as no business
uill be- transacted, and the stores will not
be open in Anderson OH Friday of the
Fair week. This action on the yart of our
merchants is proper and consideratc one,
as 1t allows their clerks and employees an
opportunity Of holiday to enjoy the Fair
for one day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
ATTg1lpTRD su1c1ps.

young man named Frank Holden at
tempted to commit suicide on the IIth inst.
by ahoot!ng himself with pistol. He was
living with Mr. G. T. Milan. on Six and
Twenty, and on the day specified he took
Mr. Milam's pistol from over the clock,
where 1t was usually kept. end went out
into tho orchard, where he mede the attempt
at snicide. The ball entered his left side,
infcting flesh "ound only, which is not
very severe. AT last accounts, the young
man was doing quite well, and says he will
make no further attempt on his own life.
He is not more than oightsen years old, and
some difficulty with his father has caused
this desperation on his part.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
& CARD.

IxssRs. EprroRs: Having been nominated
by my friends and nsighhnrz for H..
OF County Commissioner. I beg leave TO re-
turn my thanks to them for their conpli-
msitaTy .pzEs'a:i.a.son of my name in con.
nection with this Office, and to state that II
the Democrats Of Anderson County see fit
to place me in nomination at the primary
electicE, will make the canvass and accept
the position. Respectfully,
WM. SANFORD HALL.
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RELIGIOUS HoT1cR.

The congregation OF the Presbyterian
Church is requested to respond to special
call on next Sabbath In favor OF the Society
for Inrdlid AinisierS, an urgent call being
sent 20 us by the President OF that Society.
D. e. FRIERSON, Past6r.
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COTTON.

Cotton has been coming In quite lively
during the past week, and to-day (Wednes-
day. prices range as follows Low mid
ding, toe; middling, 0 to OF.
The Charleston market on the 10th was
steedy-middling i0a.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19

II is undentood that ex-Goy.. Moses
has declined 10 accept the position of
Judge 20 which he was elected by che
labt Legislature. This is the most S6m-
mcniabie act Of his life. .-d
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
THE INT'ELLIGENCER.
MOCAEA MATTERS.
PRIMARY YLEaTIoH.

To-day IS the day for the Democratic
primary slesiios Of anderson County. Be
sure to vote.
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ssBHERfFF's SALE.
BY JAS. H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.
SrArk nr Snrr.. C..-c::a.,
Anderson County
tLt svtLI3 - ,f.t ltttl
2 thc Pro6nte Caurk y.

,:s.a, ~ he Probate csurt !. s,aiii.','. i
RosannAh Scott, Adur'x.; PIairtid, senias.
Joseph Scott. VIM. H. Scott ct al, Ue-
fendants.a< Complaint for partition, Of za,ids,
puyne'1 cfit<bts. de-, of 1A H. Bcot9, de-
ceased i,Gr tn..i Jii, rIfir's. yl'flVtI 'sitfi
,EeY' Virtue Of an order TO me directed fron d
d1 W. W. Humphreys. Esq, Probate
Judge OF Anderson County, in the above
stated case, I will expose to sale on She
FIRST MONDAY, in ESVEAs BTcR next
Mt Anderson Court House, .,I.'l.' 'L,,
,s. ,sef a. TRACT iN0..1,,, ji.o nj .r,l
Containing 1913 acres, more or less, situate
in Anderson County ,ton,. waters Of afillwee
Creek. bounding lands of Jasper williams,
and others, and known as the Eaton Tract
in the partition of the aforesaid Kcal Estate.
TKRMs oT SALE-One-third cash .he re-
Iiaining - st1si Ea cfcdit bf twelve
months, secured by a-bond with approved
surety, win ifltefeet from day of sAIe, to-
gether with mortgage OF the premises.
with leave 10 anticipate payment at any
time: Purchaser TO pay extra for aiineceS-
I7ff f1Gis ioWAf. AfcGDRIY, Sheriff
Oct 10, 1879 al e'i8 9tPi'i ID slHi
. = FaHH
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Gates open at 10 o'clock u. IN. Exhibition
of live stock end saddle horses from IL to 8
p: m, after which troiting match will take
place. If two or more entries are mede To
conclude with mu!e ruce-en..;ss FREQ.
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sERKruo rgxscHrEr.

While Mr.. Cochran was County Chair.
man of the Republican marty of this Coun-
~, there were no reports of intimidation,
and no violence wes perpetrated either in
TACT orin lhlnginasion; but as soon rs Green
d., Williams assfnsed control, there are
crops Of political trouble which are coming
.mck and fast, according to the version Of
republican colored men. We have been
70 some trouble to examine into these al
legged cases of intimidation. and upon good
authority pronounce every one that has
oceh sHpofted to- us without foundation.
we must say that the Republican Chairman
WIN DC responsible IL he allows these SLAM
uer'us falsehoods to continue. He should
no. encourage these parties, and where COM
r"'hs Is made, it is his duty to look into
"e matter end stop them, where they are
Without cause. To be frank, we must con.
.ess we believe these stories are manufac-
'afeo Tor campaign purposes. The County
VI Anderson has been so orderly .hnt no
,-use ior Federal troops to be stationed here
"As oeen given, and they are seeking by
s.s.eniatic lying to supply what they lack
~ 'ecIs. Mr.. Cochran was able to prevent
'nls state of things, and williams can do it
also IL he wishes.
SiEA = ----y---s-eza.a-- z.a.sa-------.--s--s 5te
ool.rJapca,,A. !. Hoyt made an excellent
raafeSa tothe Democratic meeting at Honc.:
tath on last Saturday. There were num-
uer OF colored men present, and Emory.
'aoia' the most intelligent and influential
T.. =" 'heir local leaders. made short speech,
~ which he announced, his intention to
tbeppert BE- pS, Hampton and his ticket He will
men aosf sO;,t 70 brig over. many other coloFed
l.. a large Democratic Club meeting was ad-
a,e'seSi on last Saturday at Hopeweil by
sSfs. ns John w. Daniels and w. w.
~ Az : pareys, who made fine speeches upon
-, aS pR9iltlcAi situation. The peoni, in thas
=, .e|l9f g59 efthe County are making considera-
uI u ls0s1ss ior the State and National
-. a!s4i John 3. Moore and ~. 6 eickens
~ ~ase inisEsssing sneeches to the Savannah
r'uo OH latt Saturday. The attendance waa
arg. ana Tie Sitl.ens of that section are
,~0sOpshis ~, Aroassd TO the importance of the
Pending canvass.
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THURSDAY.

Gates open ct o'clock a. nj. Exhibition
OF saddle and harness horses from II to 2 %.
M, to close with o general exhibition OF
saddle, horless and halter.brokc animals.
Flowing match at IL o'clock. At ~ o'clocs.
the cooking contest will begin.
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FRIDAY.

Gates omen at O. o'clock d. m. Between
:! aid Il 0ei0ckitiie baby show viii take
tween saddle horses. single and double har-
ness horses will take place, at which time
the committee will make their decision and
tie the ribbons. At 2 o'clock the premiums
will be awarded, after which mule race
(open to the world) over three hurdles will
conclude the exercises of the Fair.
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Important TO itIIlI1 those \

70 those Indebted to .us aus" on Acoonnte arta
above the market price for S;dtfon, IN payr
do not wish to,add any cost 50 came for,
i.li mas si hnijsd mn7i nrisuu3aI
7ah @; liaY IN Gsi 7ad mcTi -,1E
Oct y 1875 rogu snIdonni r'.dH sohsu!d2
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
DECISIONs-Frp. Il.

c,D~eae Corrf-C -ChGmbers-Bv Judge Iawrence.-
McuoI, an UaaSi agt. y. = CulCe oi Nc'ri"r'
crossed ANA presented 10 me 'o srna,rre a. : ne lnsn
ancc Conn aIy act Bowc tN~. and = 1T man "a W."
Bity c all iiucrsel Colrn ~ al socriy for 'hs g.
@, & JGSsiT =, en- M gls n m ar cr.sd Wsr o
Ma.ouln cs,.s q IN, tMG te ,e p-ao'', ., . 20 @
r,icenee may he TAKEN. talsion agt iaI-.2n ct
Gn, / vii give rlaintG l'avc. on layumt o' >in
oess TO ancad his compliant ~ 'ars pa ' m i's5
amcl' Caiat aet alto he ,n ii"- - 'ho
raniorsiy mi,rsed Iiut,rtcyer at. BTowusoni h.rh
mat TN. ,a-e & can @ be ia g wi yiH @ an "Ssf m H. .
Nattere Hanho1-th,rr must he ~ crcr e. p rr io
ae,. Mu Mi,ael ct ai-Arli cation cti't. n.,aardasa
wise" Aencraldun. z-chwrtlsc a-i. Crow. .emor'n
Gum. sAcaol act Imrci i,n2le ~,"' hit,' & ,'"'
Stst Ff,y tmd stcct Bap..st thu.c' .' ai-pia f-
oi ar ae Gie.3i dna la, tc d,lcdi inoiea ara
Wooipsr1 W,oSi 5, 3, Howeri r .-i iroct er1'cd ri,o
dem. Hueraer agi hoos,'eii M i,g'e ,~-~ ~,
fc Marh,n ari. fov,.r; sc1t an Eau.rri -re,"s
ast m ,4sisn Nai ,cr, hS oi 1f
lor aud wiz n 50, te CO.. sI Go. not n.c te fric
cause granted. >oan AK kc' fATc rr. otn'r oceai''
rule Ayr. Coutinon al Lie S. CO. ...c sgi9Fc al
cav caS5 o. , mTs n, Tor 25t in.i r,lg,ras, Mi ol Ron
rey c al wis. to coasd upon lo scoJcoi Of Ga" "
RS j1de, po clSrlerk ac, Musrsre crer .Tan,d
dcny ing motion. Uoan ast. lal- ofr si,ard e.ny.rr
mo lon TO % e,ys 9cT 1na La M (" ~ Il 49, '' "
.Snreror rovJ9->aoial T1m-NyJu3co S,dgairf.-
Matter % Ca'r-ori,rol that Gcorge carr Imprisoned
Wiz ile- Mo,.n rrlaici Kai.fan ~. K'. .in.n ors
gy'Ts sT I.c @.s. 2a i ai.ia ~ 4 a. an Ho@ o o -
ropcsd are not nor- specific tr ladc by con"
plant and answer otn,r pat "i motto" > "n,N Ii,'"
Dat ard ,iace 81. rpo ie asou ioi u'
d"ns 30: m9,en ,'I,,d: 49,, i,. a,, i i'l
Company MOTION denied, 40 COSTS 30 a"ae event
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
TIE SIX MILLIONS TWEED SUIT
oARvLY's TESTIMONY ENDED AND lNGEEso4'
BFGpN.

CARyLY's TESTIMONY ENDED AND lNGEASOlI's
BFGTN.
The trial Of the suit of The People against
William A. Tweed Tor So 600 900 was resumed Yesterday
morning in Supreme Court, Circuit, Part H.. before
Jidge Westbrook John Taylor Johnston, the foreman,
iu behalf OF the jury said c hoped the counsel woad do
what they could shorten the aboTs Of The iuyncn s
taev were there ~ great personal inconvenience Judge
Ves,foOk said that unreasonable delays were prCna-
be Mr. Field said lie obliged 10 try 100 cases III
one against his protest, but he would not be uhneces-
tsrily long.
TIE cross-eramination Of Carvey then resumed In
which he gave AS particularly be could, his few con
versaions with Tweed about the collection OF BIS DIS
One Of these the street. where be told Tweed that
bweeny was putting obstacles in the way o hs getting
ti paid Tweed told him to tell 5wecny, from him. tbat
lie must be paid rs had put up to get lis bills
paid. On another occasion he talked with Tweed at
his own house, about getting pay for work on Tmmsny
Hall but that was before these bills. He had asked for
TIE work and OF his bills legitimate; others
were not He presented II bills, eggregatng Sll774l3
H. 10 the Board OF Audit, OF winch about $4,000
was Justly due him from the County, that sum i'll
eluding good profit TO himself. He had
brought suit against the city in 1869 for $lG0O0O In
which he swore to the complaint. lie stated that the
prices of .hor and supplies were generally .t'd lStl
on the 21 bills shown 10 him the exa-geiion consisted
in lie numbers aLOreIs and the ainOunt OF supplies
These exaggerated 90 per cent or more Nhe re-
examined by Mr. Carter, he stated t!s; the suit he
brought was al the suggestion Of the Mayor who desired
10 use for political effect When he swOre that $lGJOOO
was due, there "A large basis OF IT due
James II. IngersOl then called Mr. FED pro-
duced a copy OF IngersoIs conviction the other side
produced tie Governors pardon, dated April D. 1879
fire witness then He stated that he formerly
lad interest ia the profits Of tue firm Of ingersoil
Watson, makers. who used Ia supply the clty
Offices He Tweed IN 1857. and Tweed told him 90
see Wood ard, who said il al right. but II would
cost him 81 per cent. He asked Woodward what tnat
was for and Woodward told him that % per cent was
for Mr. Tweed and 10 per cent for Connolly Then
Woodward gave him orders for supplies TIL q was on
his own account not the rn's. His fathers firm had
declined 20 supply the city credit and this was the
Erst work cf . witness on his own account
q then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
MURDER Or SUICIDE7
A FATHER ACCUSED OF SHOOTING HIS soN-THE
DTFKNSH.

DTFKNSR.
The trial of John Dowdel for the murder
Of hls son Thomas Dowdel, begun yesterday
IN the Court Of oyer and Terminer. The two lived
together the basement OF tie house at No IL Henry
at. the father being old and the being 80
years Of age Tie came home intoxicated IN the
evening OF Oct 90, 1873. and ms father demonstrated
with him, causing quarrel Between II and o'clock in
the morning the N again. high words en-
sned-haf heard from another by married daugh.
pr OF the prisoner, Ellen O'COnnOr- soon after gun
Was discharged. 1ho father, gun in hand. was found
staudng by the side OF his son, face torn
to pieces by small slot and blackened by powder MIS-
OConnor ran out and summoned policeman, who found
the son derious with agony On taking the father to
the station house he used expressions indicating
that be had shot hs son.
The father himself went on the stand Yesterday He
testified that MS had almost broken hs heart by his
HABITS Of dnnkng he in to his supper intoxicated
he rated with him and his son went out; Whcn
he In again the father sitting up TOY i ana
let nm in IL very late: he (the fatber) again re-
mOnstraied with the son, telling him there wGs gang
OF who followed him when he had money ana en-
oouragcd him 10 drink; the s0n sat down n0odily IN
tbs window saying he would shoot the or himself
the father went his chair and dozed iii awakened
by shot he rushed 10 the window and foond his son
With his Did guu by his side, and his face all backencd
and dsfguTed.
The ris0ner gave his evidence very slowly and cum-
ally, but when asked IL he loved bis s0 broke Ou with
UNEXPECTED passion, "GOd knows did" The rest Of
tie evidence given was merely 10 the prisoners good
DstrietA torney Lyon appears for the people, VIM T.
Howe for the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
CIVIL NOTES.

The struck jury in the suit of the People
against william NJ Tweed, for s100o,0Oo, has been dis
charged for two weeks
John ID. Sanborn has allowed judgment to
be taken against him by default for 100 at the suit o
his counsel Joel B. Erhardt fr services in defending
him against the criminal prosecutions instituted by the
United States.
The formal order in the case of Buckley
against Havemeyer, cont st over the control Of the
Long Island Railroad, the facts Of which have been
already published IN The TRIBUNE, entered vester
day. dissolvng the injunction against The deienianis
An important ruling was made in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday by Judge Wallace, in the
su of Berri against the Adams Express Company. Tie
case involved the legal construction OF the clause in an
express companys receipt, limiting its liability TO 500
uulC the Of the package shall he stated 10y tle
shipper AT time of shipment The Court ruled tial tle
receipt binding contract, and that as the alIi
did state the value Of his shipment ~ the TINE
delivery to the express company. the rHsl1hSlbty ct
the latter limited to $50. the plaintiff could only
recover that amount though the actual loss had
been oeeasiOned by negligence oi the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
sHTPPNG INTELLIGENCE.
poRr or NEw.YoRN ...................Frn IA

PORT OF NEW.YORN ....--....-.......F En- IA
CLEARED.
steansl9 Aufes Gr Miller sry1na and Port an'rTihee'
siccamsilip fIauconla Bragr. Portland J. F. Ames
p.Ik Ief - tilrl ssymnns, IauHrp. IhO8 Nor;nn
HarL Eliza Bafss Oir. Ncsey Hamilton, Bermud' T. ~
Tucker. ..-.. -. Him.,
Brlg Ennis, Dyer ODoft0. swan = son
Hfs j.. I0" land, Lukcman. ar 'nas. NlIcr Ioushoh'
Scllf. Treasure lepdcT-Hu, BOSTON t'ht-. I"lnf
Fcnr John Itol- Norfak, Va Isaac T.. staples
schr susan stetsOn Ieva Brunswck, Ga. Warren Ray
ARRIVED.
Mrssns l7tH Plrlnu l9t Maagi 2Oth. aud Gibraltar -.
with niisr 10 Phelps Gros a 90. ..
STEAMSHIP Columbia Qr Mone0meiy, bordeaux jan 10
vim Indso. and pass. 20 Henderson Bros.
steamship Of Mexico sherwood. New Orleans Jan 20
TamAoo 2o. uSpan Zlt Hri- iu@ % l. aip' On, o.
pTogrso ft AMI Havana Vth, with mdse and pass to l.
AieasIp CITY Of Ansiln Stevens. Pemandina Feb o,
H,iusvich Ga, lCt. via Port Koya lt with mdse and
& 20 Constantine treeyey, London 80 days with mdse.
Rna Mary L.. Leighton. Leighton, bagua IL days. with
sSie Elizabeth (Fr). Ranouf Rio Janero Sc days. with
sesr Mott Beie swnburn. Mragoane - days. with log
scbr 0eorgie B Mcfarland toi ThomAston). Mcfarland.
Barcelona Sdsys with mdsc.
schr Hannah MoLoOn of kockland keene Salt cay l. L.
sehr Marcia leynolds weserdyke Puerto cabeo 10 days
with mdso
Bosroy Feb l4-Ar1yed steamships Atlas (Br), Hosea
GreenocE; Roman Croweli, fom Philadelphia Gen Wht
ney Hallet from New YORK bark ALor DAVIS from fAya
new from 81 Michaels Northern Light Wallace IRON NJ a.
tanIas stephen Morgan, Hayes rOm ueoIgetO"h u y j.
YofE George H. Mills, 1oson from Port Johnson Allen
Green. Sickerson, IRON W.elawken: A.. ,,-,.. O..
ssy irom Boston; Norman Nckerson, do. Catharn
Whiting Harding from Providence forids crocser from
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1876

DO. tchr. Ellie En'ght, Adrilve from Norfolk Cleared.
barks Rohssy. INerson, for Amsterdam Msihide IorD-
JOINS Oporo sctrs. charles T. RAYMOND, keiy TOT
ouincy Point ~. Curtis. Brav. for Fall River:
BALTIMORE Feb 4.-hrryol barks Ainelia (Nor Ander.
SON. from Aber loen Levonner (Aust Belevncch lrom
Tralee brig Harry Stewart Atwood from Me-sina selr
Acara Chandler from NewO Oreans. Cleared steamship Geo.
Appo.d, Love!and, for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HBRIsTo Eng. Feb l4.The steamship Arragon syInons
LONDON. Feb I4.-SaiIed Sunbeam, Astrea AIInonia W
H. keener, Alex Marshall Emma O. Scahn.i, Bs,1n s 70
rneli Grnoa Nay Macfa9nd. Arrived on the I'm inst
Kings County, Prudhoe j. T. Whitney. Republic Ssfaoeh
John Otiant Princess Louise, julie Ernestne MeCepai
Fla al IN the Channel. Arrived the 18Th inst Banche
Rcd Colchester. J. A. Thompson, Poriia, Agnes tm9r
Adde f. sieeper lameck Nesar Caroline Penta ~ r1
Teep enuD EBco Herelio, the latter at Falmouth An
gelica-
DISASTERS.
POsTOg Feb Title iver Spray. at this nor IRON
ST Niclacl- reports Feb o. LAT ~ 30 long 10 o. ei IN
with the wreck Of The sehr james Wall y2tcrlogge ana
abandoned She bound from Jacksonville for New Haven
which c philadelphia l'tl n lgr for Rottcran tat
arrived At ms port She hal experienced heavy "rathcr am
wind. PeregTine Pensacola Jan g. for london arrived
Of Sciy Friday last. She hal experienced hIiah a
lost sails aud sar- she had encountered The Italian BARK
tur GO Merellp Can't Boaro ltnn flildclpha n - i"r
with decks swept and v' feet of wafer IN
her hod The latter had also lo-t buwarss and wheel ami
had been washed overheard
drowned The capain Of the North Wind put aboard the
Inrco Mere ln, the mate, one man and A boat.
o. EENsTOWN Itb. liThe British bark Argus scott IRON
arrived here. She experienced hur
the .1t and 2S. o. jan and los; her MS ana pt
o. her hulVark- Her consisted o. 100 bushels o
ioggrd anI with oss ~ and uInmasts The crew
we're rescued ana have been landed here
Jan 30 lat 30 JG long 3d. snip John Patten, from New
Orleans iIayre
lfCr latest Ship Nc,cs sec rim PoGe.l
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ArRANY, Feb lin the Court of Appeals, Feb.
II, 1870:
No lgd-Tfe Alexander Presbyterian Church appellant.
aa bvteriau thuTCh, SIondcnArSued tN - j.
of appellant and by Charles L. Shaw Tor T,
sionient 80.
No igg-Iohn Mcdonnell ct al respondents act Walter
Rauen0ahl apueliautsArcUed 10y g. H. smith Ui cOi
sci for Al eants and bl r. FISH Tor respondents.
No 0-Pct6r L. March al ra'"udenis. act The f1r-
National ban. II Mobile app -llauL-AlC,ce 10y Nm IL.
couuso ,o appellant and by = T. Nash Of respond
enis
Proclam q ion was made aud tie Court a.ijouTed
Day cal,ar Tues 9y Feb. 10 Nos. 2O- 201 no. 2O5
rs 2Oi lSp ana .UJ