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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-24
Special Notice.

Lii persons trespassins on my Land, es-
IA ,pecially on the conditional line between
myself aud VIM. Rothcl, running from a
beech corner to black oak on said line, will
take notice that they will be prosecuted
should they not dcsist 4 word to the wise
is sufficient"
WM. CAPE.
Oct 10. 1857. IL z
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Valuable Land for Sale

WILL sell TO the highest bidder on We'd
a nesday the 4sh day Of November next the
Tract OF land whereon John NJ. Bowman now
lives, lying IN Pickens district, IL miles Sonth
West of Bachelors Rctroat, inmediately on
the Road leading to Mullen,s Ford, contain
ing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES moro OF less
with Fifty Acres of No. one Creek Bottom,
all in a highstatc Of feoliiyasion with ali the
necessary Buildings, 80. adjoining lands Of
Samuel Eernef aud A,sIf. Werner. Soiigf6r
distribution atnong the heirs Of Violet Bow.
man, 'lcceased. The sale to iake place on
tho premises,
TERAs--On a credit Of one, two and three
years, with Note and approved security.
D. II. SsfITISON.
Oct I5 1887 il Ia 4 f
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TNiIERE will be sold at the residence of
IL Francis jenkins, on Tuesday the l7th
day of November next, the TRACT OF
LAND on which he now lives, containing
One Hundred and Thirty Acres, with tolcra-
bile good improvement. Also, Horses. Milch
Cows, and Beef Cattle Hogs, Corn, Fodder,
rS'n Tnrms mana a%a tna,l h',cnen f%rn'tSre, &c.
FRANCIS JENKINS.
Oct 90, 1857 l5 Am
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RAEELE.

"ILL he RAFFLED, at ID. Bicmann's
w Wallmlla, on Saturday the 9TH No
yember next, a CASTLE exhibited at the
Fair last week, Chances, so cents to be
had of ID. Biemann, DIR. Norman, j. b. Fish
er, G. Reickc, Jr., and at this Office.
The Castleis mado of Paper Machie, and is
useful as well a ornamental. Take chancc
&. A. GUMTAU.
Walhalla, Oct. 22, 1857. Is 3
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TEACHER WANTED

FHNO TAKE charge of Liberty Academy for
il the yeqgi 1858. Application should be
made to the Trustees on or before tho I'd Mon.
day in November. A Classical Teacher will
be preferred, Those applying should come
we'll recommended. BY order of the Trustees.
TlIOS. III. BOGGS, Scc'ty.
Oct 10, 1851 IA
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FLOUR MILLS.

TE'IIE undersigned takes pleasure in infer
il ming the public that the FLOUR MILLS
at the Falls, two and half miles above Pick
ems c. H., have been repaired and put In ac-
tive operation. The worry hest new Boiling
Cloths have been purchased and attached TO
tho Mills. Miller, who comes well recom-
ilnendod, has been engaged, and no efforts will
bosparcd to mako n gpod article and a largo
turn out Of Flour. Give us a trial. l.',,
JOSEPH BNRNETT, I'ropriotor.
Sept &c, 1857 III
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Administrators Sale.

w ILL be sold on Thursday the 10Th day
Wv of November next ut the late resi-
dence of John Knox, deceased, all the Per
sonal Estate of said deceased, to wit:
TWO LIKELY NEGROES.
Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Horses, Stock of all
kinds, Household and Kitchen Furniture
and other articles too tedious to enumorate.
TERMS-On a credit of twelve months,
with interest, on ali sums over $5; under
that amount, caslI
d. +. oKELLY, ,a,,,
MILES KNOX, Apn' rs
Oct -, 1857. Is
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his own knife, which was found sticking
through the bed-clothos, tho thickness of
which is said to have saved his life. The
chief of police next day offered, through
the papers, a reward of So, 900 for the de-
lection OF the perpetrator of the deed. Two
onterprising citizens appeared and claimed
the reward, alleging that Castanares himself
did the stabbing, in ordert to gain sympathy
for the Lamantour claim. On being re-
fused the money, they commenced suits in
one OF the courts to recover it. SO the
matter stands at present. ~
The overland Immigration is arriving in
great numbers in Carson Valley, bringing
in large drovcs of cattle. Several parties
had been attacked by the Indians or rene
gadc whites, who stole their stock and
killed several persons. The following are
the names of those killed, so far as learned :.
john Eyerheart, John Stecn, and John
Lnwby. We learn of the massacre of u
whole train consisting of six men aud three
children. One woman was shot through
and scalpcd, and left for dead, but was
found stillalivc by those who came up first
She is not expected TO live. The stock
was recovered from The Indians, in doing
which only one Indian was Killed. The
only names rccollected among the Indians
were those of Holloway and his brother-in-
law. The three children were murdered
by those fiends before the face Of their pu-
rents and horribly mutilated. The immi-
grants to man are willing toioin COM
pany to externinate those fiends.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

VIE subscriber offers his FARM, on Fall
IL Creek, eight miles north of Pickcns G..
H., at Private Sale, until the first of Novcm-
Der next, containing Five Hundred and Fif-
ty-two Acres more or less, with seycnty-6vo
acres of bottom. Persons wishing to pur-
chase land would do we'll to call ON me and
examine the place, and they will find nv
terms and price reasonable. If not disposed
of before, it will be sold at Auction MT Pick
ems c. H., on Salcday in November ncxt.-
Terms: credit of one aud two wears with
interest NATHAN GIiNNJN
Sept. %, 1857 II q
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Final Settlement.

LII persons Interested will take notice
"A that final settlement Of the Estate of
,Floinas III. Gasaway, deceased. will be made
before the Ordinary, at Pickens G, H., on
Monday the llth day of January next
Those Indebted to said Estate must make pay
mcnt, and those having demands will ronndcr
thcm III, legally attested by that time.
JAS. u. GASAWAY, Admir-. :
Oct.5, 1857 I3 an
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TWO LIKELY NEGROES, man and wo-
man; the crop of Corn, Fodder Oats, Stock
Household and Kitchen Furniture, | woke of
Oxen, and other articles too tedious to men
ton. The sale to take place ON the promises.
Sold as the property of Nancy Harrison, de-
ceased, by consent of parties, tor distribution.
TERMS.-Twelvc months credit with in
tterest, tho payment of the purchase money to
be secured by note and security.
MARTIN HARRISON, Agent
Oct 22. 1857 IL q
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NasHsECE.

II HEREBY forwari oil persons ffon, trad-
I ing for either Of two Notcs, drawn for
1nnsfdrd Cantroll, or bsarer, for one hun
dred and sixsy-scvon dollars and fifty cehts
cacb. Astlie consideration for which they
were given, has failed, will not pay them
until compelled by law.
EDMUND HERNDON. {,
Sept. 2g kS57 II 'sf 20
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TMPORTANT sALE

Wl I'LL be sold, on Tuesday the 10th ,lav
w of No smbcr next, very VALUG-
BILE TRACT OF LAND, lying in Pckcns
district, immediately ON Tugalo River, CON
tanning Four Hundred and Fifty Arccs. 40
OF which arc good bottom. On the premises.
are comfortable dwelling and out houses, with
good shOal for fishing e.
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Estate Sale.

MILL be sold, on Wednesday tho llth
wv day of November next, at the late
residence of John Il. Black, deceased all the
Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting
of Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Stock, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles.
E TERMS-Twckc months credit without in.
tcscst.
REESE BOWEN, Admir-.
Oct. %, 1857 Is g
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WILL BE SOLD.

IN Inc 30tii Of October, instant, at tic
~ late residence of Benjamin Cleveland,
deceased, y miles from Fair Play and II
now lwcs)
Fen likely Negroes,
Consisting of two Follows, ono Woman, and
seven children. Also, the
Real Estate
Or the said Benjamin Cleveland, deceased.
consisting of Tract No. l, containing One
Hundred and Eighty Acres more or less, of
which about 100 acres arc cleared, including
~ acres OF good bottom. On this tract there
is Dwelling House, &c, in pretty good repair
Tract No. 2, containing $50 Acres more or
less, of woodland.
Also, small quantity of stock, &C.
TERMS.-Twclve months credit with intcr.
est. All sums under $40, cash.
JEREMIAH CLEVELAND.
oct. l, 1897 Adn'r with will ann xd
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1NOTkaL.E.

~ Ii persons indebted to the Estate of
IN tTokn Couch. latc of Pickcns district.
deceased, ere hereby notifics that thcy must
make payment; and, those having demands
against said estate, viii present them TO ny
legally attcstcd.
MARY A.. COUCH, y Adm,x.
ROB'T, COUCH, Admir-,
Sept. 20, 1857 II 3m
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Ten likely Negroes,
GRAND RAFFLE.

NAe1AAS0 GNtAE LIZ.
S3O.OOO hTn MGETR pRoP 9g rN44 EA1gA5 a
~ MAfFLED l, FOR, consisting of EAS-
LEG'S SPLENDID MILLS, and other ma
chincry, together with Seven Hundred
Acres of Land and 249 Town Lots in the
Village of Easley, making $50 prizes. High
est prize, S2O,O00!!! For further particulars
sec hand bills, or address either Of the follow
ing gentlemen at Easlcy, Pickcns District
South Carolina.
Price Of chances only $1,000. ANY person
enclosing $1,000 addressed az above. and Civ
ing their name and Post Office plainly writ
ten, will receive certificate Of chance by re-
turn mail.
f.. n. GARVIN )'SCB. = SLOAS
a. f. LEWIS, IL. LEE THRUSTON,
JOIN @ BOWEN, la5 ALIEN. McBEE.
GEO, SEABoRN,) 8 u. y. ASEIMoRE.
Oct 2, 1857 L. #
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Estate Notice.

a FINAL Settlement of the Estate of
N Daniel Loopcr, deceased, will be made
before the Ordinary, at Pickens C. IT.. on
Friday the 2Sth day of January next. All
persons indebted to said Estate must come
forward and pay up, and those having de-
mands will render them in legally attested
by that time. - 4
JEREMIAH TRAINUM, Admir-.
Oct. 10, 1867 Is 3m
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NOTHCE.
a.. F.. NJ.

IA II. III.
fNIlE next Regular Communication of Pcndle-
L ton Lodge, No. 81 a.. r.. NJ. will be
held in the Lodge Room on Monday November
I'd, at O'clock, +. NJ.
by order Of w. II. JoNEs. W.. NJ.
Oct I'D p. +. sSEAB0RN, Scc'ry.
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Anderson Prices Current.
ooRRNoTrD wEEKl1 ny ENol1SD plEcKLEy

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ENGLAND. BLEcKLKy . co
ANDERSON e. H., Oct. 81, 1857.
Cotton per lb. lila III
Salt. per sack, 200
Coffee, Bio per III. l3 Caal4
Sugars brown, per H. - II "a, IL !.
80 crushed and loaf, rcrlb. 18G4 20
Molasscs, West India, per gallon, 10 (S 75
n. Orleans S5 IN OO
Yarn (Ga. per bunch, l.2O
osnaburgS, (heoyy) per yard, 1aG914
Shirtings, 10 al
Iron, common size Swedc, per h. 81
English, 6
Nails, Per kcg, G GMG1
Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 187 @y i.50
Train, = +" 90 Gg 100
Glass, 8X1O Ia 3.o5
lONl2 3.25 C0 $50
hice' per ID. Gl al
Flour, per barrel Ia, eco
Wheat, per bushcl, 10 a. o5
Corn, 10 "a so
Bacon, hog round, II n, IL
Bagging, Gunny, per yard, 1S G9 20
Oats, per bushcl, 40 "a so
Feas, 4" . LOO
Powder, Rife per kcg, 7@71
BESS" There is always to be found n good Stock
of Goods, at H., D. & COS.
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LOTS FOR sATr.

tDEHS0NS desirous al nssrchasine t0Tg IN
I THE T0WN or WALHALLX. can hive
them on the ususl l'conditions. AppIS 10
j., H. 0STENDoRIR, Agent.
waihslla, Nov o, 1864 > :. c.'a9. ~
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T0 CREDIT0RS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judgment
~ and other creditors of James King, de-
ceased. that they must establish their rcspcc-
tive demands befure us, on orbcfore Monday
the 9TH day Of DCeeinbcr neSt ortlcrwise,
they will be barred.
Il, y. KEITH, Ex'trix.
T.. NJ. KEITH,
T..J, KEITH, iA ors.
Sept. 5, 1857 8 3m
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@. IL. IssERrEL. r.
=. NORMAN
asserted 6 NORMAN,

19o6RIG 0 NURMAN,
WnIhalga, s. a..
TNIIE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally, that they
arc now receiving a large and elegant as
sortmCnt of seasonable
Day Gs00ds,
Consisting of the usual variety. which are Of
the latest styles and most beautiful patterns.
Together with a 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 onIy. Try
them.
agcwelry, sc.
They also have on hand a very valuable Stock
of Jcwelry, including splendid Gold and Sill
ver WATCHES, aud Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines. &c.
Their Stock in this department. is heavy and
the assortment general, and, as great caro-
WIS hadin buying, the purchaser may rest
assured OF getting a pure article.
Their Stock embraces qnite variety Of
other articles, which can only be appreciated
by being seen. Call carly and hty BARGAINS.
1SSERTELL & NORMAN
WalhalIa. Niay %, 1857 46 If
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FAIL AND WINTER GOODS /!
j. d. SMITH & CO.,
AI PENn SO. GA.

AZ PE D DLE'EON, SO. CA,
RE now receiving and opening splen-
IA 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 as Muslin dcLains, Cashncrcs, Alpac-
cas- Gincnams, Calicoes, and Fancy Articles
For GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, we have
oloths; Cassimeres, Twccds, Satincts, Vest
mSs Cravats, Sc. &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Dress
anu ovcrcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish.
large stock of Silk and Morocco CATERS.
BOOTS " SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Jewciry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs, Finger
Kings, and other articles.
:, All OF which we will sell low for CASH.
Call and examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convinced
Oct D. 1857 10 .c
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NaNTHCE.

Sff'i,iS+AFss;s y wiz iifs rs ssade s@sths I.Sw;y
~ lature of South ,Naroiina, at its next ses.
sion, foy an act to incorporate the Pickons G.
III. Church, ~ Sept. >, 1857.
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Final Notice.

Ill those indebted to l.. e. CRAIG & Co. and
II l.. c. & w. n. CRArG either by Note or Sc.
count, are called upon, for the last time in this
manner, 10 come forward aBd pay up We have
given long indulgence bat must now ask for
full and prompt settlement Should this rca-
sonable request not be immediately complied
with, the Books of Account and Notes viii be
placed in the hands of Messrs. Norris, HAERI-
SON s. PrLLIAM for collection.
l., G, w. y. CRAIG.
July so, 1857 3 r
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LOST,
K9EI'WEEN Col. Easley's and Major Ari.
4D ail's, on the Grecnvile road, my rock
Ef BOOK containing about Two Dollars
and half IN cayiI, some receipts, and two
notes. One note drawn payable to Simeon
l., Keith, made by NJ. d.. LIS. s. s. D. Keith,
said note biting given by them, for Four Hun
dreti Dollars, for a piece of land Another
note drawnpayablc to John Easlcy by y. Mar
tin, for seventeen Dollars and scycnty-fve
conts, dated March -, 1857. hereby fore.
warn all persons from trading for said notes.
WILLIAM NJ. KEITH, 4
Sept. IL, 1857 10 If
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Final Estate Notice.

pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given to all
parties Interested, that n final settlement
of the Estate of Allen Robinson, deceased,
will be made before the Ordinary, at Pickens
G. H., on Monday the 18th day Of December
next. After that time will not bc held re-
sponsiblc for interest st
ALYA GRIFFIN, Admir-
Sept. 5, 1857 8 3m
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WOOL CARDING.

HNllE undersigned beg leave to call attcn-
Il ton to the fact, that their Wool Carding
Machine is in thorough repair, and turns out
the very best rolls. They have Burr Ma
chine attached that cleans the Wool admira-
bly,. The price of carding is eight cents per
pound or the usual proportion of wool. The
Wool CardeEis in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Hunters Muster Ground on Wolf
Creek. WM HUNTER.
III. j.. BEACHAM.
Oct. G. 1851 l3 If
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NEW PATENTS.
. 80 o. Enhc

Carriage Hubs.
THE subscribcr has purchased the right TO
Il make, vcnd, or use the Patent, granted orig
inally to Henry Nycum. of Pcnnsy sylvnnin, for
the useful improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds When seen. its utility must be appar-
ent to all. The Hub is made of cast iron, aver
aging in weight less than four pounds. The
Inventor says the hub is composed of back and
front section and having thin metallic tube or
ring, independent of each, centrally placed be-
tween them, against which the inner ends of the
spokcs abut when said sections are so made
as that in removing the back one the pipe or
box of the hub shall also he removed. or reno
vablc with it, to facilitate the properly introdu-
cinS Of q new spoke. substantially as described.
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Carriage Go11olin 3

Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of superior Improvement in the
Running Gear of Carriages, which onlv reeds
to be seen to be approved. Ii is quite staple,
and may be attached 10 vehicles now in use, at
very small cost.
Shop rights for both Patents for sale on roa-
sonoblc terms. For further particulars apply to
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
Pickcns c. H., Aug G. l85T Afr
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ADEMocRATIo MEASURE. ~ corYes
pondent ofthe Philadelphia Press remarks
judi"iously, that we have another lesson
taught US Of the value of the indcDcntScns
treasury fad the nouey Of the goyern-
inelis been theowninto the New York mals
ket so that tho operators could hays rot
holdof itandinvested itin railroadsecurltics
the crash among the bnskcrs Of that city
would have extended to alInoet every branch
m business and labor, and the panic and
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 15.--J Sdgc Roosevelt
has denied molten for an order citing the
Bank of New York to show cause why a
receiver Of that bank should not 6c appoint
ed The Judge has determined that when
the officers of solvent banks are acting in
good faith, no rcceiyer shall be appointed.
The fact of suspension OF specie payments
is not a proof Of fraud.
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Public Sale.

Oct. 10, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
FIRES.
ARSON CASE Is rSTREEr-ARREST OF
THE SUSPECTED INCENDIARY.

1t Will be recolc ted that OF Sunday las daring a.
ten pr made TO burn the premises ms 22 and q
Front street occupied by Mr. " lila h. Beams whole
sole and liquor dealer Three places il the building
were fred, and another prepared With two large sugar
casks, the hoops cut auder, placed on tie top OF
II other forming a kind of chimney to extend tue
flames 10 the upper foOr) aid the under cask lot
Of cooper iLayngs hal been deposited. The fiIe
Marshal ard Capt Dit0hett have been oil gently prose-
cLii Inquiries since tie FIRE In order 10 ferret out toe
,flelCer. Many snesset have be- examined, aud &
v.yfuICus a an Of evidence ELECTED, hSoKug strong
tusTciOn on DUNG man named Michael WoSan, J'
wfo Was 1ntsi,d yosteJdsy by Capt Dit:bett on Il
warrant isu,d BY Justice WOOD AID de:aiuod for OK
bulnaion.
Tic subs;a. ce If the testimony shows .hal Wogan
led for MI. Dsniel BukCI co per, ao ,inirg The
siC, ~ mr. Beans; that from Re rear Of H. po5ers
saag sCcs u had 10 the q M BE arLss s1e
bid Lat he kty ~ the oo,itrsuoq WIS kept q, Mr.
Jsln swans b use mex. door. o. Seur lay Afternoon
lh,rty before quitting work, W"gsa borros I'd tso
flee bags Of M Carptpie. ne way rcnarSing
TIA lie Satt'd t. iehe some s1e'iugs me. NJ.
EabO saw ", gan III bs- Sith s5eNiDes- the cut
tnEs:4c save that sfierncon DC that night W osan
L * ihe key Of The bop from MI Ssa1s house, and
e.sc a tsiB .lsntein.
Or sunday u.,Iups Mr.. Coulelly residing a. No
rs FrCL; street, saw Nsgan shortly after O'Clock
ne alOIg ffoIt ere from Dover sUett EN- 20 I'D
Mr. Sveu', BE- care ont again u about 4 m,aue an
lsssed al,rg Fr1It street. 'o"aid Ro'eye!t s-le' 81.
CrnotlI, s. liz saw WoSSn - 30 u @ coh t. From.
,tr,et Iesr Rco.evel'. gcDg N the dire,an O. lie
GO, ptr shop. TIE fire was discovered ct eloa. 10
I'M a'ts 9 o'clock
Tie FIe MGIsbal carried h's ipq4ir, sal rafthe- in
oidtr 70 ssceItain from whence lie shayinss aire
Tie .wrer If the roper chop conveyed ,te Saves -
The store, snd mog tte shaylDgs pa I'd ia the ca.k
by Tire irctrdiay ivurd Two Of iLsm TO ii, exae.ly oa
Save 6tHom stire pretty copcu-Vey where the
sbsVDas cane IRON On the toy O tie shavipss found
in Il ca, k ~as cote bag, sbich fes shsvings
r,maiDtd hi. bsg bore the same marks aud general
sppesraI ce TO the bag borrowed by Wogsn on .tur.
day Afternoon Ote Of the iron shutters rear os the
hquoi sore IVES found 70 have beel pryed off ore
hlrge and TIE window pushed up shosing the way the
inc, noeIy bad entered.
The above about Substantially the eviderce A far
he investigation has PROGRESSED How f.r this Will
lie coniradcei on the part Of tie defense remains I,
re seen. The matter is still der investigation before
Justice Wool.
~ ATTEMPT ~ .R>OS.
Officer Maltn, # tie Elev nib Ward ye..er,sy s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

rested young ,med Abraham W!sner, on
charge Of attempting % IRE the buildings Nos- ". AMI
90 X dse street
/, Feel ms he vas detected in hrpg paper and ether
irhsmmsbe stuff, ana throwing between the two
buildings. setting fye 70 the weather boarding The
accused Was conveyed before Justice Brennan, who
committed HIM 10 prison To avail: the Fire MsrshAis
my, siig siiol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

II. MsRrltrr, one a he Victims Of the I'd Of D.
cember. followed IN speech, which be concluded
with The isiical cong
I" Pos pes. yss, ssessso.s-
Songs, speeches aud sentiments 70 lowed. aud he
ssstmbsge broke up IN very satisfactory state q
rAYoInfon.