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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER.-Ths HOCHEsTEa ,ad
8ENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is rov OPEN and In cJn.
nectioo with the Buffalo Corning al Eewfork sad NM
/, Rochester.
The drecness Of route together VIII The superior
m afforded 81 the wide reader, y ~ e.: us desire
Vie between the above named cibles
rkes can be procured q. the New York ard Ere Pso-a
Ticket Once foo. OF DuaDs Ak 10. ig 2toswsy sls 10
jsrsey City.
BaxsaSe checked through
Brrixhs viii be transported between Esw.yoyk sas S,A.s
ssr With dispatch Any information dl In regard searesa
be obtained by calling he General Freight Agent Of the
LxPres. Freight Aseat. No. l03 Bros5wsy.
No train tho Brfslo Coming and New York Railroad On
SUNDAY. j. RgDFIELD Supountsudsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Tor FIRE lSLAND.-0n and after July 3, the
last Steamer HERO VII connect regularly vith the Lons
Ps.sensec icsse New Yort q aai via Thsnp
soa seS setrrsiae arsss u e:w Yst sse n AL sp u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
ARABIA.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AkAbla, ,gr
hIitEpp0OI-TIe ARABIA J. Stone. Coo ini.r' wa
- r., m IN" .rc,m with the mails AID passengers oI rope
on WEDNESDAY tie ed last Steamer VIII i,A'e "a
Conpa1y's Dock Jersey City with the passenger
81 o'eisck The ASIA viii sail Sh August n ,n,s.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
Hlehical.

DPOpSY CURED (even the worst cases).-A
Phytican DESTROYS TO retire ON long praeee anu IN
10 d. III the good in anai ms 10 make kno"h 'an
cans Of cure and will read ee OF C 80 tAe Iu ucyR
ton with instructions, 20 al afflicted address T. W. ""iH
M D. Station b. Ncw-io'k
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n ARI, M RA l. x . u
III sIrMNTR ARRANGEMENTS.


Commencing WEDNESDAY, june s. leo1
VAIN, leave Depot corner W bite and CeDEests M
Croton Falls Train connectns With line Of stages or Lake
Hsbon.c ai a Express Mail Train for Albany connoone
A. r6top Falls with Of for Lake Mshops az furdyf
r Ridee6ed at Bewsters for Danbuy at Chatham -four
orners with Railroad for Albany Troy Saratoga
the West s! m.-MeIton Train, stopping a. all stse9r.
William. Bri se Trsin s;oPPns a. a. ''saOn' Of
Leave 26sh ST. sston 7i5s "Ilians Bridge T I,s
Ding at al stations III mWhi.o Plains Train stopping
III Stations q mWilaans Bridge Train stopping az
statons D. m-Croon Falls Trait stopping at al stations
sp m.-Wiliams Bridge Train, sopgnS at a. stet.ons
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OFFICE OF THE HouSAToNIc RAILROAD COMPANY
BRIDGEPORT, June 20, 1857.


BRIDGEPORT, June 26, 1871 :
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-T COU-
IN PONS due the LIST the Bonds Of this Company
will be paid presentation at the Office of KETChUM,
HOWE Co. in Toe City Of NewYork at the rressurers
Office in the City Of Bridgeport
At tho meeting the Stockholders in February last
resolved psy OF in cash $0OU Of the outstanding
Bonds falling due Jan 1885 from the ne, income Of the road
In 1857 and issue for the balance bearing date
jan 1851 o s250oo which should retein the perfect
security winch na6 been given for the original Bonds Of $500
Geo. OF which issue decided 10 make 1000 payable
Jan. l. 1889 Noo Jan. L. 1860 $4,000 JAN l. 1851 $1,000
Jan. l62 and 900 JAM 1863 and thus extiGgcsh the
whole mortgage debt within the period prescribed Ia pusu
this resolution the New Bonds been prepared and
already negotiated TO the extern. Of s59 no. chiefly in
the old bonds which have been caeeled and
CHARGED of leaving s9eo yet 10 be exchanged otherwise
disposed Of Holders OF the remainder Of the Old bonds in
vtsd sxsmpe the u and TO exchange for them their
old bonds should they feel disposed and such that the
ipvestns mt will pay them pr cent per snnum.
The New Bonds being payable sundTy dates Il will be
that those who contemplate exchanging will have better
choice TO the time during which they wish
the investment than by DIFFERING II later period
Exchanges can be made with Messrs. kETCHuM, HOWE
Co. New.york. or with the undersigned AZ Brase2or.
n. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

'ORT HAMILTON and STATEN ISLAND

l. FERRYOn and after JULY Is this Ferry will stop a.
Townsends Dock Clifton every tdp Leave Quarantine for
Townsepd's Dock and Fort Hamilton at 81 and let
q, and pm Leave Font Hamilton q a. 81 and III
a m; H. 81 ant 81 p. m. Fare, FIVE CENTS. Passengers
for Fort Hamilton must leave the Staten Island Boa
the South Ferry) q. aud 10 m u M and p Tao
Fort Hamilton and Staten Island Ferry connects with the
Staten Island Ferry for HewYork in AZ tps from Port Ham
iton Stages Fort Hamilton for Greenwood The Docks
Fort Hamilton and Staten Isands in order lsud
teams Good Fishing at Fort Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW-
Il PORT and FALL RIyER-Ths splendid and super.os
sss.ns. HETh9P Polls C.e s,,.n ,ss!ss kswYo,t
nj and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytsn leaves New
fosk every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sEd FRIDAY, st 8
tSosbrs v Newport each way.
Hsresae, no rooms VI ersssr.ed secured to say sPps
Irshs Boston forwarded thfoash wh Eest Nspssch -
WI soRDEn. Asses No. 70 .aa n w..s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

MORNING BOAT for ALBANY y Landing at
WI Yonkers Grassy Point, West Point, Eewbush, POUCH.
keepse Kingston Point, Bristol Catskl and Hsdsou The
fast and spacious BROADWAY viii e.vs Pier foot
OF Jay.st TUESDAY: THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
MORNINGS, at Z O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing July IS, 1857 -
Passenger station in New York 27h IT. and 4h
trance 2Tth st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK-For Eew.IIsven. 7:2o
$50 o (ex); 12:45 345. 4:2o lex and $50 p Foo
Bridgeport 1;2o $40 M lex l24S SIS 40 Tex and 80
port 7:2os l2aJ 3:45 4:jo For Norwalk 72o $50
1916. s;45 20 lex) 4:so SIS SIS For Da,en
and Greenwich, I'D 900 l2f5 315, 49, 535 6:3j
pm. For Stanford Ted ssao lex soa '2:45. s:fs
42o lex 4:so SIS 6s5 For Port Chester and inerns
CONNECTING TRAINS-foI Boston 800 a m. lex i:2o
p (ex For Hartford and Springfield $40 lex l2:45
D. 4SO (ex For Connecticut River Railroad Mont
real $40 ts1 and 40 P m lex to Northampton For
ton. For New London Railroad, $40 n 42o p. IN For
HOusstonic Railroad s;soa 40 p M For Hausatack
Eorwa ak Railroad 100 $40 a. m. 4:2Op m
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK-From New Haven, $50. T.
port $40 740 1913 tex) 2g1 lex 5:il 9V es)
From Norwslk 446 6A 8:l5 1888 IN (eM); 1885 Tex
7:2s, $50. 1850 a. m lex }; S:4a SGT pm.
JAMES H. HOYr, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

ySag BOSTON, vs NORWICH arc WOg
b. In ssa c9sSrCgloyry s SiS; w .,s
s .. %sDS ee5MsoS I'm
ss nee e. ~ %r{ sDATs THURsp sYs s sATyepAYs
As fI5 ,. s's e; % q Sss =. sesa Lev
rec Love- ssshu4 Concord White houo's' ana ssS :,
.hs, se 6O ST rev ., 70 S1RTIN A- h'eS
fodt q c. ortlsndt't. -, -
DALROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE,
IL Aresoor Bos. ct oeocs io c.ss. W., Point
rotren'. Dcck1 New bursb Marlboro MnoD Ponsssep.e
Rhipebse., BsrptOwn' Red Hook sn'''' "e' '""p '"'
F.re 81 cents to N-~tueh Pouehssep.s nd RhoeSics
TnsSSp csyetscs MeHenvie 0hcn Chs,h.,n
corner, q E.; ;s. chs'1s 81 Se. 20 @ii,fs
Ri hmOnj 80 O5 shst. vil'ge - ~ Z3 r aSsn. 90
Shs.hr 3, o. SSo A3~ W,'Sns,oa y s., Beckett
81 co. Chester factory. rs c5; Huntington rs 2' Rupert
sTEs , Ms SLING steamer SOUTH AMERICA Capt sssT
vii sf per To-, a Hs''"1 os Is @
TIVE REGULAR NAIL LINE S1 VI sIOH INC.
$$4 ssS u hYf &c! s. s. =
tn sonns;On and Providence aaa B9;;on and as
s Rail ss s ssEinf hSH ff hart 4
O'Clock p N. and stoninston a. s;s H;' OF o. W.
I'm mai y; 1 Ssisf & Ses wdn.:
ear ard Fniay. yrcu ssooinst'o' xue''AI'
Ths PLYMOUTH RoCK M HeVyart rne,s,J r l.s,
ear and sstu.dsy FrOci ssoaiag,on' AeA'1y "0'
P...ensf, proceed from soningn ar scsi e s Ole
a. - IN ADVANCE Of BIZ other routes .nc in anps &
Er al the early morning hnes CONNECTING Ner ns .,Ioy
u,-h, resi- uniis,uIbei hresxt desired ave tgss 10
isTton Ia the 7;l5 = m train' c"nfecnrs ~ ''0'1
. ssa o. aeT scccrpsae, lie and ..s1 thrcus,
,rh, ..erous o. freight. .ppy board Ii.
ssNaer o. freight osce, Pos No hStA s'' Vi
ihe oaice Nc. 10 B.ttery.plso.
TENTRkI. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
wanna and Western RsOsa end a Eas''r vita Ia Leso
's sTMssR May ls 49,
f,yc New YorE for Eaon intermediate places from r@
Eo Nor.b R.yer =. 7:S l2r snd sSs p n ioE soer
vi e .Soys s soSre a. Esabh With trains III.
Few-Jer.ey Railroad which leave New sSs i'e ZEE ''
Cc,-tlanl ,t a. 7Sa aD1 L m and 3n ana F. 70. n.
Ps.enser Tor the Delaware Lacsawanna and Western Kan
y II IT. only .ooc - o - ----S- - -
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
BY ii Se cars s' es1e Fsains a. IL At the
hours meeting and exchanging passenger With the e0s'
Point Through in 50 %s 5 ss i Receives,
CREKT CENTRAL ROUTE
(Y The ThrouTh TIcke. an Fregn. Office Of the
m HhHAT %d cFNTsAL tH hltlITEkA65AD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
cHcS aES SAR Afe f5FA AS 9 q
70 chssc g,ens pqSaqus RS's 49, s .at
.Ss sser Sah west st. ,1 99 S'!e A' ~
Come, Of MG lis DARlGs CLARK
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE Wis MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD to Chicago St. Louis Rock Island 5, Paul
k'. .s Ely n; Ssr9i cs
ss a. Gea we.erH Railway Mhsan southern Rat
sS s %s the The Posa poit
and tran, are "a S sston snpy At tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
SUPREME COuRT.-Brouson

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Brouson
Murray against Frederick Bronson, Oliver Bronson M.y
bronson Robert Canbadse Liyng,ton aud Msrs his w
Murray, William p W. Dana aud b. his wife Abraham
Van Nest w. end Margaret his wife, Anna o. Wilett HAes
b. Wilett Marnus Wl.tt lssac B. Wiett Frederick Brou
son. executor Of the last will testament of Arthur
deceased Ann Eliza Bronson Arthur Bronson Theodorus
Bronson, Arthur Bronson, Amel. Maria Bronson Ann
Eliza Bronson the younger John Townsend aud Cshans
X his wife, Ann Eliza Townsend and Frederick Bronson
Oliver Bronson executors and trustees Of and under the
will and testament Of Isaac Bronson Y
relief-(Com. lot seryed)-To ARTHUR BRONSON one Of
the defendants above naIed You hereby summoned
required TO the complaint In this action which will
be filed In the Office of the Clerk Of the City and County
OF NewYork at the City Hall in the City Of NeYork snd
serve copy Of your to the said complaint the
subscribers, a. their Office No lO Broadway in the City
NewYork within twenty days after the Of this
mons you exclusive Of the day Of such servce yoa
fail 10 answer the said complaint within the Aforesaid
the plaintiff IN this action will apply Court for the
lief dem nded in the New York August
1856. BARNEY HUMPHREY a BT TLFR
u Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint In the entitled action filed the
once OF the Clerk OF the City aud County of New.York s
said cr the 18th day Of July 1857
BARNEY, HUMPHREY & BUTLER
yf !a"owF Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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DEnhsYL WANNA RAILROAn-
II cpy GREAT CENTRAL. eOUTE -

TO fennsyivsD,. Rafcsd oonues@ Il rustsrst "a -
tsis b. ,ul iron. 81 ton. VI Ao. o.,ns and chsseS
saAsa Lngs,s its foJisospols Ind Cnoinn. 0ssss
.p.heariI Ber",on' :, ssndostl rcisio Crvslsf Q
hs packet bos-s hom an 70 He~ onesns " -.
tcu.rvls md CDc'rnsti =
fErouEs Tickets for tho lest oep be nsa % any Ne ss
s~Ts4s.S oisCes IN tho NeN.
:as -ngsfs all en- this he horese n,"ss sxp>diaou -
a.. co., ble rorte beiSve- the 1sst ard West
rEOU NV YORK TO CINCINNATI IN hUUns
FROM NRw-YORF 20 CHICAGO IN % HOuRS
-Roy EEw-YORk TO or. LOCiS IN u dQU0
S.,r AZ los % by say Other *, 'e
Ca Ia db.ls n The hotsls u this city
gg.i T,rk,ts O, further 'i,g nstoI nsy be kaA n.
s~1T'' '"' Nc 2A.tH Hor ss, Broadvsu
L yLLfOrT A.
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SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW YORK --ELIJAH T. BROWN and WILLIAM

SHERWOOD. Plaintiffs, against E II. BRADLEY
and - CORNWALL, composing the hrm OF Bradley
Cornwall. Acknowledgment for money demand
on contract-tCon not serl-To the defendants above
required the complaint in this scon which will
be fled IN Office OF the Clerk Of the City aud County OF
New ok, the City Hall the City ,f NewYork and 20
copy Of 70 the said the sub
scrbcrs at their Office No. i Pears said CITY of New
York within twenty days after the service sam mons on
you exclusive Of the day Of such service aud II you
the sad complaint within the time aforesaid tn. plaintiffs
in this action wiz iake judgment ssanst for the nine
haD ted aac foty nine dollars and tt sgh.
eIet hun red aud seyenyfve dollars and Minis
cents thereof nom the 9th day OF January EIGHT
hundred and fifty eyen ard hundred and eighty three,
collars ard ninetyve cents thereof from April 81 thou
sand eht hundred aud 6iy-ven, and hundred and
eighty nine dollars and severity four thereof from June
D. one thousand eight hundred and yeyen beside the coss
Of tis sStion-Dsted June Is, 1887.
s.w.& AR A. GAINES, Plain.iHs' Attorneys
ne COMPLAINT In tits action duly flied in the efce Of
the Clerk Of the City and County ON the fh day
OF July one thousand eight hundred and fit y-seven
jyi7 lswavF.is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILKOAD.-tromJ july
III 1857 trains will leave Casmbers Station a. follo~s
Express trains IN. and 5;l5r Absny Passenger trains
a ni l2 III. aud $3.50 D. for Sn1 Sins iG5s spc IN
for Poughkeepsie and and M tor Peetski $50
M The Poughteepse Peeksk sud Sing Sing trains stc}
a. the ay station, Passengers taxeo Chamber Canal
Cbristopher and Thirty Trains for New York lesv,
Troy at 4;SS 8:f5 and and tJ0 IA, and Albany
WV NM i''" ILL., 'Ns AZ SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

MR.. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAf be.
M come member ct our firm:
New.Yort July s5r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

EDWARD K COLLINS, No. 70 Walls n 7.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
No n Austin Fr:ars Londoa'
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Psris
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable for e
silver bullion specie jewely precious stones or uie
bills Of sdins signed therefor and tae value 'nee' ~
pressed therein.
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financial.

ONO LIFE Insurance AND TRusJ Cosss.sS'
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
n CsIos STICK Of this Company declared THIS Dali
"a able on the z2d in.t in the City OF new n@r c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE Wis MICHIGAN
" RAILROADto Chicago, St Louis, Rock Island 81 fsa
Milwaukee Kensss City and oil places West ana SCUM
Shore Great Western Railway snd Mchisan Southern ha
6onina the qucke and most pleasant route
bs Grat West The Dad between Detroit and Adrian Is nov
creo md are N connecting Adrian with express sn
10 CHICAGO end ne West For further information Apply ~ lns
So"iPe"' ''-''' ' JOHN T. PORTER Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

IL exceptedl goips East; Leays
, M fot Ryerhesd at Ia and $50 for North lsliy
At m and s. 80 D. m. for Fsrmngisls at $3.50 and
6p M for Syosset at IG n sni 4S for Hampstead
It 10 m T. Ash, and p for Jamaica al spd lC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

T AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE AEON and after April l, EXPRESS TRAIN
q tbs Providence Hartford and fshk Railroad will lssv'
Hartford on arrival Of the Express Train of the New
York and New Hayea and New Haven Hartford and Spnn,
laid Railroad which leave EewYork at 9 a.
SAMUEL MOTT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa
~ ana after Monday June Is ia AID until further notice
Passenger Trains vii leave Pier foot Of Duanes, follows
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at q NJ for Dunk,rt.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a. s g. m, forjBuHalo.
MAIL, ct o M, Tor DunkIk and Buffalo AID inferno.
RoCELAND PASSENGER, .. $50 .. M. from foo. o.
Csarberss via Pterrnon. for Suders and intermediate
stations.
WAY PASSENGER, 14p m, for Hev5arsh, kiddleto~s
and Intermediate stations.
EMIGRAET ct p m, for Dunxk and B,Salo aud inter.
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, (sUNpAYs
EXCEPTEDl.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p. m, for Dunkirk, every day.
MONT EXPRESS, ats p. m, for Buffalo, eyey day
These Express Trsna at Ena with the Eipirx
cansndxus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fsls
BnshAmton vita lie Syracuse aud BnghsInor Railroad for
Syracuse ct Corning With Buffalo Coming and New Yorf
karoad for Rochester, at Great Bend with Deawars Iks
and Western Railroad for Scranton At
sh the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buao a
Buffalo and Dunkirk vita the Lake Shore Railroad sor ay
land, CiLcinRstt., Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &C.
HOMER RAMSDELL Prss.dsnt
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JER5Er
CITY.-kal and Express illness Leave Eew.York and II
n. and and fare esi u NJ 81 Isl stopping 1t al
~sy stations II and 90 70 kensnston Throuah Tickss
sold for Cincinnati (@ and sls @ and t5s West and foS
Baltimore, Warrington Norfolk &c, and through bAssses
checked TO Washington IL g. n. and sp. m.
W. Woodbury., Assistant sup't
No Baggage VII Be receives fr any Unless Delivered
,xnk.r <a1 IL, nft
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Eesal Notices.

CHARLES A. WILLIAMSON ESTATE
~ NOTICE TO CREDTTORS-In Pursuance Of the Revised
Sautes and the Surrogate OF the County Of On
ari-notce hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against CHARLESA WILLIAMSON, lato Of Geneva, In the
Cosy Ontario deceased his estate that they
aucd exhibit and present the duly verified according
20 law 10 the subscriber Of the last will and tesla
ment Of the said deceased his ce No 80 Pnest In the
CITY of NewYork within six months from the first publication
mis- law6mF JAMES II. WOODS Executos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTI0N,Mo5NM9n
ID on Proslwsy entrsooe on Parkplaee -DleIphNp;
r,r no.;t Ar. b. reby notified that the usual s. MI
dividend on all entitled thereto az the rat ~ s
osI cent p.r aunum not exceeding S e I,
.,. not called for viii be credited a. principal ana
interest accordingly from July bs1s op-I aay o
2oclock and Monday W. dnes1sy shG predeat
5to O'CLOCK. fhAN.Io = 'Nii]'
W.ny Il WoRRALL. Secretary.
Accountant.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-06-05
The Might.

fhe Might. -
y, the summer night
Hath smile oflight,
And she sits on a sapphire throne.
Whilst the sweet winds lead her.
With garlands, of otior
From,thc blood of the rose DER blownl
But the nutum night
Hus piercing sight,
And q step both strong and free;
And voice of wonder
..s. Like the wrath of thunder,
When he shouts to the stormy seq.
And the wintry night
Is all cold and white,
And she singcth song of pain.
-. Till the wild bee hummeth,
= And the warm spring cometl,
When she dies in dream of rain
d.. O., the night the nightl
'Tis lovely sight,
Whateyer the cline or'time;
:sE. For sorrow then sparetl,,
- And the love outpoureth
His soul in star bright rhyme.
=, 4t bringeth sleep
To thcfforest, deep,
The forest bird to its nest;
ITO care bright hours.
And dream of flowers, 2
And that balm to the weary rest
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-06-05
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The ProPrietors Of the Abbeville Tanner and
INDEPENDENT Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in boil,
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months,will be charged by the in
sertion at One Dollar per Square, Ut inch
1.-The space of 12 solid lines OF less for the rat
insertion,t md Fifty Cents for each subse-
qucnt insertion.
eB- The Commissioners Shcrif's, Clerk s
and Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
In both papers, each charging half price.
eB Sheriff 8 Levics, One Dollar eaclL
eB ; Announcinga n Candidate, Five Dol
Advertising nm Estray, Two Dollars,
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
lpnrer. at the fnllnuinu rntns
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-06-05

The physicians said that the sufferer bal

The physicians said that the sufferer had
been in a sort Of cataleptic state, induced
by one of the stabs, and partly aided by
blow on the head. His account was taken
down, word byFword, by one of the law
yers and duly witnessed while the two
phys'clans swore that the man was in poss-
eylsion Of full sense and sound mind.
With these attested documents, tho party
returned to the court room.
Tho. court was quietly opened, and orc
long tile jury returned q verdict of acnuit-
tai for Edward Dcmarton, and thercupon
the JOY OF the spectators burst forth in a
shout. which the court tried not to stop.
Mr.. Dunk Harold was soon put upon
trial for the murder, and duly convicted of
the crime. When he found that all was
known he made full confession. lie
confessed the decd, and that he did it for
the money. lie knew that young Dcmar-
ton was going on the same road, so he
contrived to steal the youths knife, mean
ing to f'sten the murder upon him, and but
for the wonderful intcrposition Of the Pow
cr which had held the murdered man for
witness, the scheme would have succeed
ed.
Mr.. Wallace lived until noon the next
day, an | before he died, hc placed the
hand of his lovely niece within tho hand ST
Edward Demarton, and babe them to live
together upon his country. lie had no
family his own aud to Isabel hs left all
property, but it was the understanding
that Edwaid should Manage it for her, and
be her companion for life. Though there
was deep sorrow in the loss so kind and
generous an uncle yet there was JOY in the
thought that she lad noble and loving
husband.