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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07
Coroner's Sale.

VOY virtue of writ of teri facios to me
I'D directed / will sell to the highest bid
der, before the Court House, in Pickcns dis
trict, within the legal hours of sale, on the
first Monday in December next,
Two buggics; also, 4 whocls, . holsters,
the hounds and tongue of two horse wagon,
all levied as the property of John r.. Watson,
at the sui u Coatsworth Craig VS. the said
John I. Watson aud Joshua Jnmosoii.
Nov. 5, 1867 IL I'd
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NE W I, Il .. rt S.sS =
TENIIE subscriber ~ a., e.-a. TN s r.
Il Charleston with selected Stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, ,consistingofDRYG GOODS,
such as Calico, Ginghams Muslin dcLains,
&c, of the newest and most fashionable pat
terms; for gentlemen, Coats, Vests, and
Pants, &c, Also,
Groceries.
Consisting of Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs, Pep
per, indigo: Allspice, Nutmeg, &c.
Nice Lot of SHOES and BOOTS, both for
Ladies and Gontlcmen's Wear.
Hardware g. Cutlery,
Such rs Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives.
Razors and Strop, Guns, Pistols, Caps, Pow
der, Shot, Lead, Frying Pans, Spiders, Ovens
and Pots.
SADDLES, BRIDES, WHIPS, &c.
Fine Assortment of Candy.
Ladies and Gentlemen give me cali, as |
have plenty GOODS Of every kind and dos
cription; Cheap for CASH.
j. III. OSTENDORFF.
Oct. 10, 1857 Ii Inn
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Special Notice.

a LII perac8s trespassing on my Land, cs-
IA pociall the conditional line between
myself and Wm. Rothol, running from n
beech corner to black oak on said line, will
take. notice that they will be prosecuted
should they not dssist, a word to tho wise
is sufficient"
q O.t. 10 1851 * 8
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AND WINTER GOODS!
j. D. SMITH & CO.,
Ar PENDLETON SO. CA.

a IKE now receiving and opening splcn-
"a did new and carefully selected Stock of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one of the
hrm on very advantageous terms. Our stock
consists, IN part, of LADIES DRESS GOODS.
such ms Muslin deLains, Cashmcrcs, Alpac-
cas-, Ginghams, Calicocs, and Fancy Articles
For GENrLEMEN'S, WEAR, we have
Cloths, Cassimorcs, Tw5ods, Satincts, Vest
ings, Crayats, &C., &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satiuet, Tweed, Dress
and OvcrcSats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish.
large stock of Silk and Morocco CATERS.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Jcwclry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs, Finger
Rings, and other articles.
All of which we will sell low for CASH.
Call and examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convinccd
Oct. 3, 1867 13 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

A III persons ihtcTested win take notice
IN. that final settlement Of the Estate of
Thomas III. Gasawny, deceased, will be made
before the Ordinary, at Pickens @. H., on
Monday the 11th day of January next.---.
Those indebted to said Estate must make pay
ment, and those having demands Will render
themips legally attestcd by that time.
StS. D. GASAWAY, Admir-.
Oct, $, 1857 10 ana
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Estate Notice.

A FINAL Settlement of the Estate of
IN Daniel Looper, deceased, will be made
before tho Ordinary, at pickens G. H., on
Friday the 28th day Of january next. All
persons indebted to said Estate must come
forward and pay mp, and those having do
mands will rcnder them in legally attestod
by that time.
JEREMIAH TRAINUAI, Admir-.
OCT. 10, 1851 Is SIN
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NOTICE.

EENIIOSE having demands against the Es.
IL tate of William Boggs, deceased, will
present them legally attested, and those in-
debted to said Estate can make payment to
either of tho undersigned.
G. M. LAY,
G.. w. B, BoGGS, Admrs
Nov 6, 1857 IL Am
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A Regular Communication

ar Koowcc Lodge, No. 70, A.. r.. NJ.
" will be held on Monday, the 18th of Dc
ccmbcr next, at O'Clock p. NJ. A punctual
attendance of members is desired, as business
of Importance will bo transacted.
by order of Ron'T. A. THoMpsoN, w. NJ.
Nov u l.. THOMAS Scr'r,.
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R AFFUE.

WTILL be RAFFLED, at D. Biemnnn's,
w Walhalla, on Saturday the 7th No
yember next, CASTLE exhibited at tho
Fair last week. Chances, so cents to he
had of ID. Bicnann, DR.. Norman, y. B. Fish
or, G.. Reickc, Jr., and at this Office.
The Castleis made of Paper Machie, and is
useful as well as ornamental. Take chance!
c.. A. GUMTAU
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no CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judgment
~ and other creditors of James Ming, de
ceased, that they must establish their romeo
tive demands before us. on or before Monday
the 7tli day of December next; ortherwise,
they viii be barred.
f. b. KETTTI, ,Exytrix.
II. M. KEITH, p.,o.
T.J. KEEPIf, HN oiS'
seet,5, 1857 a8 2m
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Final Notice.
c. II. IssERTEB.
4. +. NORMA "

asserted G NORMAN,
WaIhaIIa, s. G..
fI'IlE subscribers beg leave to inform Shcir
friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving large and elegant as
sortment Of scasonable
Dry Goods,
Consisting of the usual variety, which arc of
the latest styles and most beautiful patterns.
Together with fresh supply of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on the best terms in the New York,
Baltimore and Charleston markets, and will
be sold on the best terms for cash only. Try
them.
Jewclrys &c.
They also have on hand a very vahableaStoek
of Jewelry. including spleAdid Gold and Sill
YER WATCHES, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Their Stock in this department is heavy and
the assortment general, and, as great care
was had in buying, the purchaser may rcst
assured OF getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite variety of
ether articles, which can OILY be appreciates
by being seen, Call early and buy bargains.
ISSERTELL & N0RBIAN.
4 Walhalla, May 2j, 1851 40 If
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Masonic Notice,

n EXTRA Communication of Kcowcc
L N Lodge, No 10, A.. f.. NJ will be hclt
on Monday 18th inst at o'clock, p. NJ.
BY order of the W.. NJ.
Nov. 5 l.. THOMAS. Sc,'v
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Estate Sale.

WILL be sold, on Wednesday the 1lth
w day of November next, at the late
residence of John y. Black, deceased, all tho
Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting
of Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Stock, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
TERMs.-Twclyo months credit without in.
tcrcst.
REESE BOWEN, Admir-.
Oct. %. 1857 I5 q
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" urcr of the Board of Commissioners of the
Poor, for Pickcns District, South Carolina to
Fall Term, 1857
1857 RECEIPTS
Amount in Trcasurer's hands at tho
last Report, SG32 Co
Jan. |, RcccvcdofJ. Burnett, interest
on Note, 1G Al
Jan. ], Reed. of r. IIunnicutt, for
mer Tax Collector, 75 90
March 2, Received of NJ. +. MITCHELL
for corn sold, o. &C
Juncl, Received of j. w. L. Cary, Tax
Collector, 500 %
Sept Z, Received of. Price FOR Bacon
sold o1O
Sept. T. Received of j. Stewart for Ba
con sod Q Al
1882 81
1856 DISBURSEMENTS.
Oct. %, Paid ID. NJ. Alexander for
Bacon, 12 II
Oct. %, Paid d. NJ Alexander for
Cotton, 2 90
Oct. %, Paid Daniel NJ. Alexander for
Beef g a.
Oct. %, Paid Daniel NJ Alexander for,
Bacon of waggoncr, 90 50
Dec. ID ii. D, Henry y Co. for Pork, ll0 90
1857, Jan. l, Paid u. W. Green for
Coffee, i 90
jan. / Paid ]. Burnett for Leather
and Tobacco, u B5
Jan. o. Paid j. Price, for Shoemaking, 9 %
Jan. 0, Paid l. Chapman, former Stew
art, balance of wages for last year a. 90
JAN ., Paid l. Chapman, for Cow, II 90
Jan. o. Paid l. Chapman, for Hats, so
Jan. 8, Paid j. n. Murpbce, account II O8
Jan. 10, Paid Sullivan & Sloan's ac-
count, II 90
Feb 4, Paid s. Youngblood, for Wool, G5
Feb 4, Paid V. James, for Tobacco, 90
Feb 8, Paid John Stewart, for Cof-
n Of
Feb 5, Paid John Stewart, for Cof-
fins made this year, 1857, Z so
March 25, Paid d. Nj. Alexander, for
thread, 10
March 25 Paid DR.. Parker for Lunatic
Stubblcfeld at Columbia, 80 90
April "a, Paid G. Dodson, for Irish
Potatoes. 60
April 2i, Paid I. j. Steele, for wheat, IL 90
April 2i Paid /. Chapman's account, IS 90
April "a, Paid X. Craig, for Sack Salt rs
April2i, Paid s. Garrett, for Tobacco, 9 90
April ~, Paid D. Wiggngton, for Ir-
ish Potatoes, so
April 81, Paid d. Wiggington, for work
last year, 0 &C
April II, Paid ]. A. Easlcy's shopac-
count, Q co
May II, Paid H. Prices Account, As
May 49, Paid DR.. Parker, for Lunatic
Haynes at Columbia, so 90
June l. Paid L. s. +. f.. Alexandcr's
Account, 42 81
Juno l, Paid G. NJ. Rcids Shop Ac-
count, g 05
June l., Paid ]. ~ Lawrcncc's account 30 so
June L. Paid DR.. j. n. Lawrence, for
examining paupcrs, Is 90
July 23. Paid DIR. W. I. Holland, for
examining pauper, 90
July 23, Paid Rob't. A. Thompson, for
advertising. 10 81
July %, Paid w. j. GOntt, Magistrates
fees Hi-t"- & 90
July %, Paid Dr. Parker, for Lunatic
Haynes at Columbia, so 90
July 23 Paid j. Price, for Leather, G3
July 23, Paid II. Craig, for IIawling, 80 20
July %, Paid G. r. Cherry, for Cow
and Calf, Is 90
Oct. /, Paid d. NJ. Alexander, for thread %
Amount paid out, S507 SO
CONS on SID % reed at % 1890
"$597 SO paid out at p l40i 30 o8
Total expenditures, $500 20
Amount OH hand, $1,352 81
" paid out, 630 10
Balance in Trcasuror's hands, $721 78
There is now at the Poor House two paupers,
viz: Polly Nix and Abraham Pool. There has
been this ycar nine paupers, six have died viz:
Gcmima Wright, Benjamin Batson, BENJAMIN
Howard, Polly Jarvis, Sarah Harrison, and Nan
cy Dowis. Some havclcft. All of which is res
pectfully submitted
ID. NJ. ALEXANDER,
'fy 6,
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CANDLE MANUFACToRY.

NNHE undersigned, who has practical
il knowledge of the business, has COM
mcnced the Manufacture of superior purified
TALON CANDLE,
AT WalIla1Ia,
Where he may be found at all times. Cam
dlos, of superior quality, always on hand,
anu for sale ON the most reasonable terms.
"A fair price will be paid for Tallow.
q. A. GUMTAU.
Oct. 90, 1857 l6 I'm
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NdlTHalE.

NM u u ETs
a LII persons indebted in anywise to the
IA Estate of John Knox, deceased, will
make payment forthwith, and those having
demands against said Estate will present
them legally attostcd.
3. F; 0'KELLY, ! Admir-.
MILES KNOX, -Nu'h rs
Oct, % 1857 Is 4
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Administrator's Notice.

I DERSONS indebted to the Estate of Ben
"A jamin Cleveland, deceased, arc rcques-
ted to pay, andtltosc having demands against
said Estate to proscnt thcin legally attcstcd
JEREMIAH CLEVELAND,
Oct. 81, 1857 n Admir-
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Administrators Sale.
Executors Sale.

NV I'LL BE SOLD, on the 18th day of Nov.
w next, at the late residence of Henry
Whitmirc, deceased, all the personal proper
ty belonging to said estate. Consisting of
four Head Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Corn and Fodder, Plantation Tools, House
hold and Kitchen furniture, &c.
TERMS.-All sums over five dollars on a
credit of twelve months, all SANS of five dol
lars and under, cash on day Of sale.
WILLIAM WIIITMIRE, p.,
HENRY WIIIrMIRE. Elk orS'
Oct -, 1857 Ii
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Anderson Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ESoLANp, DLEcKLEY a CO

ooNNtoIED WEEKLY By ENGLAND, BLEcRLEY d co
ANDERSON g. H., Oct. rs. 1857
Cotton pcr lb. 10 m11
Salt, per sack, 900
Coffee Rio, per ID. 3M14
Sugars brown per III. II Ga IA
g crushed and loaf pcrlb. IS G1) 20 .
Molasses, West India, per gallon, co "a G5
4" n. Orleans ." (" so a. SO
Yarn ga per bunch, - 1.20
0snaburgs, (hcavy) per yard, 13 Cg Ia a
Shirtings, 3" 1O la IL
Iron, common size Swcdc, per 10. "a
e" English, 6
Nails, per keg, Ga ca
OIL Linsecd, per gallon, 1870 I.56
Train, 90 "a, LOO
Glass, 8Xl0 9 3.25
lOAl2 3.25 GD $50
Rice, per ID. 6I "a,
Flour, per barrel, s Gl $50
Wheat, per bushel, 90 Ia, %
Corn, - a. so
Bacon, hog round, Is G1 II
Bngging Gunny, per yard l9 "a 30
Oats, per bushcl, SO (a} 90
Peas on
Powder, Rife per keg, 7M73
Rfay" There is always to be found good Stock
of Goods, at f. B & Co.'S
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VELVET RIBBON.

NOV open, l25 pieces of VELVET RIB
y BON, Ermine and n great variety of
Fancy Articles, which will bc sold very low
by j. ID. SMITH & co.
Pcndlcton, Oct 80 lG If
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J. 81. VOIGT.

TIN AND COPPERSM SMITH,
WalhaIla, s. C.,
INFORMS his friends and the public that
i ne has engaged a competent Corpersmith,
who has upwards of twenty years experience
in the manufacturing of COPPER KET-
TIES, STILLS, and all other articles manu-
featured out of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron !;
and sprcpered to fill orders for all work in
his line at short notice. Terms moderate,
Refers to the durability of his work.
August 6, 1857 4 If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons having demands against the
IN Estate of Robert Stewart, ESD, late of
Pickcns district, deceased are requested to
hand them in, legally attcstcd; and, those in
debted to said Estate, must make immediate
payment to the undersigned
Il. r. PRICE, Admir-.
Oct. 2G, 1857 l6
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
HNHEREw be sold, at the late residence
Il ofRob't. Stewart, deceased, on Wedncs.
day the 25th day OF November next, all the
PERSONAL ESTATE of said deceased con.
sisting of Corn, Fodder, Cattle, Hogs Sheep,
yoke of Oxen, | Still and Stands, head OF
Horses, Farming Tools, Household and Kitch.
en- Furniture. aud many other articles toe
tedious to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
L. r. PRICE, Admir-.
Oct 80, 1857 lG
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e. q. BENSON & SON
ARE NOW RECEIVING
Al OLD PENDLEFON, -
4 MORE GENERAL ANDEXTENSIVE
IA assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
In every department than heretofore, n list of
winch would be too long for newspaper adj
Vertisement. r - - F
All persons in want of GOODS of any kind
arc invited 70 examine their Stock before pur-
chasing, as they have the Goods, and arc dc
termincd TO sell.
Oct. %, 1851 16
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FOR SALE,
sTRAYED, AGAIN !!

TINWo Mulcy OMEN of common size, one
Il dark brindle and the other yellow pied
They arc doubtless making their way to Geor-
gia. Any information concerning them will
be thankfully received at this Office, and all
expenses paid Oct. 80. lG-tf
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a.. E.. NJ.

"A. f.. M.
THE next Regular Communication of Pcndlc-
L ton Lodge, No. 81, A.. f.. NJ. will be
held in the Lodge Room on Tuesday, December
ia;, al 5'cl3ck, y. -
BY order of W. II. JoNEs, w. NJ.
Nov. Il. Il. SEABORN. Scc'rY
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Final Estate Notice,

= AhAtN1 1IoUtUUO LNUUICU,
pUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given to all
L parties Interested, that final settlement
of the Estate of Allen Robinson, deceased,
will be made before the Ordinary, at Pickens
c. H., on Monday the 7th day of December
next. Atcr that time | will not be held re-
sponsiblc for interest.
ALYA GRIFFIN, Admir-.
Sept. 5, 1857 8 3m
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Fina1 1rSettlornant.

OF. 10, 1857. 4 I5
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Es EPOEST

0F d. NJ. ALEXANDER, Secretary and Treas
" urcr of the Board of Commissioners of the
Poor, for Pickcns District, South Carolina, to
Fall Term, 1867.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Of Nichssl Bream, near the same Location losth'
some eight but of little different character from the
others rss 10 waiting st this place for upon the two
boilers thai contained quantity Of bones, there WIS
an army Of sonns sufficient, certainly. to make The
visitors retreat with rapidly. These worms came
from the bones which were to be boiled. Fully two
inches thick of them elotted on these boilers
His den Of filth was not less dirty and disgust ug than
the former place.
In Sixty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues they found smother Pi<gery in much the same
condition as many Of the Others. 1t was kept By
Thomas McManus. Plenty of cut-up cats and dogs
were thrown to the pigs here. Aher leaving this
place visits made 10 those of Francis Kelly Pat
rick Wheeling and number Of others. IN each case
deeaved vegetable matter and the earcasses Of dead
animals were seen. When they returned the result Of
their Investigations was briefly stated 10 the City H.
spector, Mr. Morton.
The same night about l?oclock, Lieut.. Bennett ar
rested Oberander in the vicinity Of Fhyniuth street
ard Fifth avenue, in the act of conveying ten barrels
Of stuff from the New-York Hospital on cart. He
was taken to the Station-HOuse and detained over
night. In the morning, he taken before Justice
Osborn ar fined in the sum of so, which 0bersnder
handed down.
The load was conveyed to the dumping ground in
Fifty fourth street soon after he arrested. The
foremanat the ground ssd at first hst he would not
receive the matter contained in those barrels because
it was so offensive for he had idea of Its nature.
Lieut. Bennett then insisted that the stuff could not be
allowed to remain for any length of time in the city,
for it would prove disastrous to the health of its
inhabitants After little parleyng, the foreman of
the ota contractors consented and the offensive mat
tee was taken away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Of fairness, they vii vote to man. We have major
Nv of over fifteen to one, and, keep Missouri off Of us,
the Pfo-Slavery party could no. cast a shadow. Our
farmers and business men have but he time to spare
10 politics much less to war ana many OF them VIII
doubtless eel their property at sacrifice and leave
Kansas, should it become Save state. II Is simply
absurd then to charge them with wishing to do that
which !. directly against their own interests
kansas may be made Slave State. There is
possibility Of such an event. But thank God the people
nf Ks,.es will not have hand in it. IL the powers
fba, be- carry out the plot and make Kansas a Slave
,s,e against the wishes Of nine-tenhs Of the uh 4b
;tap.s. then the curse be upon their heads. But
thspk Heaven, our country has not entirely degen-
erated-here is yet some power in the hands of the
people. and the reign Of the propsgandists would be
short. Yours, &C., G. A. CUTLER, NJ. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

the banners OF he Grand Lodge. ard 90 I s,snf ~
front covered with the American sg stood - excel
len. bust of the glsious departed Among the sssem-
blSge we observed Henry 0rsnell, Peter Cooper aud
other eniiren, ctzeus, together with several
rayal of,cS. Son sftr O'Clock the Officers Of tbs
order, erer5d in full rrgels wearing mourning lasig
ria anj Proceeded to the srz,S near the palpit, q
hand ear bile performing iirge Che Introductory
exercises consisted Of voluntary on TIE organ, .
prsyer bv tie Grand Chaplain, aud an ode which
WIS sung ~ tie choir Then followed an address by
John /. Lewis. re Nost Worshipfsi Grand Master
who also read lstters from Com. Stuart. Gen Wool
Ij,ut Many, and other distinguished perSo@sges
funeral hvnn. by George Z. Morris, was sung by
m. choir. after which TIE Hon. +. W. Andrews pro
uorrc,d finished eulogism upon the deceased. lie
sid that they met rot to praise bim-thst were need
e.they had met to study the lovelihess Of his char
sc,sr and 70 ~ shape their hves ths. their end might
be Ike bis. He found no more appropriate eulc-
gium upon his memory than to point to hs high
and noble achievements. Proceeding to graphic
sketch Of his hte he portrayed his character
as lie son. the citizen, the man OF science
snd the pbilsn,hmpist. Even In his last days
his self sacrificing spswas uppeimcst HIS last visit
TO England was not IN search Of health but to oran
ize and take command Of expedition to be sens
on, by the heroic Lady Franklin in search OF her hus-
band ana his fellow .navigators. But falling hearth
compelled him to abandon the project and seek restoFs-
ton in the genial climate Of Cuba. The rest WIS
known. Thus early departed this devoted soa OF
scerce cut down in the early pronise Of his life but
his name in the history of noble achievement would
ever occupy an exalted place. The services closed
with teuediction from the Grand Chaplain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
NINTH WARD POLICE.

TIE members Of the Metropolitan Police force Of
this ward, who had failed to deliver up their stars,
buttons, &C. returned them to the old Sta;ioniiouse
yesterday as being of no further service to them.
The defunct Commissioners yesterday appointed
number of men to take the place Of the seceder and
those who have seen The new appointees, and are
pretty well acquainted with their material, assure Us
that it would be a difficult matter to find more unfit
set Of men in the City ofNew York. One ofthe acqn
son made to the old force dismissed from the de-
parmen about three years ago on the second complaint
preferred against him for Incorporate habts. Another
Of the oppoinees was also dismissed from the police
department ONE time SINCE charges Of having re-
cevcd counserfes in some cases without permission
Of the Mayor. Some of the Others who have pledged
Themselves to support Fernando Wood and bis party
at all hazards, are well known hangers around rum
holes and policy shops in the ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
NINETEENTH WARD.

Ex-Leutenant Brien of the old Police this Ward
called last evening at the old Station House aud stated
that he had al order from the Metropolitan Police
Commissions TO report themselves at No. az Thfd
avenue for patrol duty. Capt Twomey, however re-
fused to allow him TO read the order to the men. Ex
Lieutenant, now Sergeant Brien, of the new Police,
therefore waited ct the door, and as the men left
for their respective beats he questioned them relative
to their intentions in the matter; and fifteen Of the
lumber at once reported themselves az the new Sta
ton-Iouse provided FOR their accommodation by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners. Their names are:
w. b. Lowry, Richard Lydecker, John Clements,
John PETERS, Martin W. Green, Moses j. Decker
Elias Ellis, Michael Burke George ". Rockwell, The
odore Bumsead VIM. Fulmer, William p. Stewart
and VIM Gross. A. Wyatt and p. Jones, who were
suspended by the defunc Commissioners, likewise re-
ported themselves in favor of the new organization.
large assemblage of respectable citizens waited
upon the seceders at their quarters and congratu
lated them upon the course they had puSued.