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corRrEsirs or rHE Q,AKER CRY
now PHILADELPHIA ALDERMAN TREATS NEW
YORK CAPTAIN OF POLICE

now A PHILADELPHIA ALDERMAS TREAT, a NEW
YORK CAPTAIN OF POLICE.
4 year ago or more Clpt. NIL, Of the Eighth Pre-
cne Police arrested n tls c,y pant, wbic' mclu!"i e
P.i,,.pa, Alderman ntnci M-MuUa. The part, w.
loca,I up Tor me might Notwithstanding tar protest. OF 't
visiting on,,l The eI . off ir c,e Be- narrated a. .'A,n
q, ne Pda1tplr P,s pr y',cry morning H iae ,ou' 80
of 'h, proceeI1g,o OF 90. Co.r' o. Qa,ri'r sessions
Am, nrss male ,rPeo,on 3 ,, 1vI y,, 1ag'
M.i,of ti, Eighth Precinct Police Nrw.l orA CIV
D..-.t..t lev, pr,iucci lo'e r,risct n tIr captain n
vhi.i D.. ..,'s iiht bee arrested ol IrlV s ii co.,"
uis.f % fit county piIr 900 tlr rs' H uHNt iii "
49,, t..,r,ir li,U!. ThrorI, rr,Ja pie captain cu,I
,i,,,t AI.rr,i M,luL.n We, locked up 90 iis ,tr
, bone. about y,ar ago 1ui i One time threatened ' nave
.. VI Cd, commitment u,. ,o pr,lr,e' .a which Che
i.... o th, County Prison dtet"d FOO hold ,e SAID \ 4
r,l.rr MJ. ..h,ipcd ,n 200, DATA samuel " Wili.ay
Tat c,Dmment Do il.,ri 'u il' back ID" ~ ~. .h'
ur- hr lrhireed until d.ch'tse him. NH'ih h'Ai."'
Jais, AI .og r,u, le writ aud officer $50 dispatched
70 the ron1, 'r,'u 20 tr"s Capt hu' ~ 70. .'..,. -
,..1.f fmc 'n' tlpIiu wa 'rni.d gro tp'i h'ro..
p,u.I D.. Dhrf uts.rs iud Keeper ''H' o. i.r 'oan'i
T. I 'G' P.. D, a. ,,,l.i, ,.ch be- bad icea
sIh.c.'i Iu lhii'.u1 lI'll n.tu'i. . ,
.' t ',' s ,' ' md ,a, .,, "e arrived 10 e city
900 "iil evening" and allied a. i' ''-UM ''',i'i i" gre
Itit. Lew aud do being 1d hr was at th" Continental
irm. va. ,rs,., d., wa. h,.e olr,lr ,ad h'd cori.
IA .f crane r,f l. l,, been Il-Iar prison Wit un
Q. .ttr what fhr r1ui sui li'i I'r. 'H.ii iI
ie1 male 90 ind Al,mcp 1crhtn and wilmington. 'D'
rl,. .'li'I-. without avail
1i thr prosecutor ,u hc clsi thai Wurs on %" .'I'i
.' o w,s tome mu u1 i.,p1nsr WIS matte
~ N"u,f liI tIe crp'1lf "fH 'ilai.'t l' hr''
.r'.r r.t," tId 90 bad Lad Boon ellf.ri
81 Mrn urltHe captain usI, -... Dahl ia ht t''' 1nt'
Jt, AHr.nl .l B., rsta cr.c i' C'is could iutr ai'
,a. f,. ,..Iutror l,ss biI IHfrr.t, could eater i.o
,si ,ui,,a,e +, tl. ,,r Of slio ,par aca wanted
ou notice bong -.f'n 1m I4a WIS ''.' iH''s' ''P'''
pI.ar ,-.s,rl ppIrs. LIMOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
ANorHRR ACCOUNT.

On THURSDAY, June Ia, last, the Atlantcs went
over 10 Iinon New jersey TO play their first game with
The Iryiugtoa Club and thinking they had sure thing 10 the
way Of match s but three Of their present Nine
VIZ Start Chapman and Ferguson. The result defeat by
a score Of 20 to d. tan game The return match Of The
series place BediOrd the .i 81 september and
this time the Champion Nine with the exception Of smith
met the Iryle0r and defeated them by theseoe Of - 10
in full game Yesterday The third game took place the
Union grounds Brooklyn 'he final result OF the be-
tween the two Clubs beng the u the Atantcs 6y
score OF q 20 anei remarkably eo>e contest 81 ten inning
i ,Iayed in q nt, over $50 houTs duration.
The ground was 81 splendid condition sud excellent order
uas preserved yhogt and good ceiling shown De-
tween the contestants. high sind prevailed aud 10
cidedly against batting e result being TRIAL Of sI a ied
ing Both club. were ost n their Ul strength with QUE
exception me Iryngons being minus the services Of What fine
fielder Lewis s. Campbell being eNcrAelt substitute The
Atantics bad their on champion nine and .aca .a his
regular position and oil n hae trim for play TIE Iuelarce
was not as numerous q, anticipated iba, 200 people oas
being present the extra charge keeping hundreds away
The game b,sou q, no the Atlantic. going 90 he bat
Pcace leading 81 with safe lt by which le secured his base
before he could g hom. however - three next .trkea
forced to retire nom The excellent fielding oi Che irasons
blank scor bring 80 resi-, OF hr innings p! rt'le o9i
wss victim of reace rUn G catch t.e next $50 strikers
securing their trst Dsses 'at .e bali 81. taheA Drnr
ed to double pty P-rc- capturing Buckley IRON DE iaH
passed 20 hi by Crane Whters being ief banA score
In lie sc5ad u1sg, Chapman aa4 Pratt were e 6s,t to
lat and 20 retire tfei u o G lu an4 Nils scored A' fe
pussn Being ths sind hand out t'r Inning. exceeding DE-
Champions two tuls--i.. blood or t1e Atlantic. on DE
i,iugtol side two lfes tAe order Of retirement e
hsldiug beng ,ey Sharp Leonard being caught mapping by
thrse innings he irvinstoa' DISPLAYED some ~ i"e best
heiding quahies. and rather a,toui,led te cham
Iions by causing them TO- retire on socL innings
Ioi @ak score TIE h'ingions ir ,le mean iMe
addiog hree rum 20 eir tls total, de close 81 c
On i1nings standing At TO "a remarkably small score io
saeh i"smsl az tls Auuucs BIZ Wsie, wss ou h,
I'tdp n, hN game lhd pe4R Handsomely supported pm lN
80. ~ e. 'As champions u ihe No1 iiry 'eeo FOB escape
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An OCEAN PACHT RACE.
TIA GREATEST MATCH EVER MADE-A RACK FROM
YRw-YORK TO COwBs

Americans afe ever in the van in projecting stUilmg
rt.re, rnt we doubt BE- any event ia the sporting world
La. created Of sensation than v The announcement of
m mattel, c has lust been make up between The owners of
,re ri,. Yachts of thr N'WYork sluadipn This match f
o be- An ocean rce between Nca YORK 'nd Cove, isle Of
Wi,bt Kne,nd ior purse OF sO O0 th' start 20 bc made
drrnt e econd week of December The following yachts
il,. nov entered Tor this great race
Nr O.,1o,I., Feetvins NJ Benefits Henrietta
Nj Loul'Irds Vest,
All of e.e vessels have tested lcr qualities columns
br. t4.fF,l The Henrietta ,ri N",lt recently
race. ,r ~ mites through gale which compelled steamer.
and merchantmen PIT into port for shelter and proved their
.f4urcr. r ffaf best 81 an 'sto Further particulars u
r.,ld 20 I. great m,tcL viii De- made Ahovu ne due time
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BASE BALL.
MArcrEs rO RK IIAYRp.

.,,, no M ,, ,vvn
'o.io go" arc .nuounced.
Nov i~Anry ,s Itau@in for SILVER ball en- tho Union
Grounds ~.
Nov 2-OfoBtsl Van iI)sAo second macs, on Union
Grounds
Mo-, 5-DnOn of Morrsaos) " E'eesO' nolre"p' home
same On Uson Grounds bfooayn. c.,
rev mafiltu " single Ol tho AttlVo Gun . ..,....
Nov +RayousEOod va living sol NeWtown L. 3D. return
Esmo, AZ t,eHiogr1
Nov T-Oucnt ys. Enterprise ,o staten it"Ioi OH '"''
Of the ;ormtF a. Greohpoin,
A4AAh1iO " 4N'-""'N-'
One Of the finest and most exciting games Oi the
,.,.oo ,,, IN, t,- t, zen, between the Atlantic and
season "'s re -oot '... u''' ' -, , en-, 1-,;,
iUngtpn Base bad Clubs pi,5'" ''s''''"' ~ Wv '
grounds wue,osburr rha he game was evenly played ana
slosty seen By glance a he score which shows
~, "skanlsn CA each side of AZ the end o fhe
Hnth innings gAc Gao sLu 0li' Cd. u ton 30 10 " WV
ieudancS was not 90 large ca .ormc occasions The game
Was comfae0Icd al ~ inmates past -
irst ias'g The Atanls went 90 ne @l reaI'e .s'ilh
On securing ist ~ unified by SWedsJ, ana ms
second ana tgd on es-i halls smith w'S put oI ~ mrs.
tase siaft vas hliison,y 'a,'t ON q loh ny nl in"
Crane was caught az center led 10 hne style ny - 'amP"'
no innint5 sigs.ag iof .9t.h ,... ,.l, ~, q a.,
BAILEY tue e'sl man oil me hsagon< was ,g,s OF G S
~ feafee b-csi'l it @eii Do' Ncen t'SoH ana l -u
snd reached his ir ground h. Svcasey then lit
~ which was caught by Crane ana i9eAie, Vas " on W
1 sS,at VIZ ''' '''
Sseo,d I.s;s, carra, Of te Atl,ui.es w,s caught by
ri,c6cr Pratt Was u out Al Gt tase b Svcsey end Camp
tel Calvin sc1a l 200 30 through m'f by FIRST base
a,isly ,fNe IN ne o messed ba AIi secured his inst on
narrow cheucc aud soon second and third ami finally
t'It home Ferguson "S calsA' Hm"''D'''' '' WI o. '
Ny catcher S'V.' ,.. .,, I'll. 81, .,-.,,.l ,i.,
eoharI OF nc 1i'h3VuN ''"N'1u ~, -t IL H.. .
"'hAB % ms ny ''tOii ~ '"'''' - ;..t No. ,t .,.
~. oH ih "'lnn5 ~ 'i' /, ~ U % ,il, S,, ti,
~ hiht ''t'. Al. '"ihIlEh WE V''hi' WI " ''' w '' "
IAN ta c,'inr ',,V'u "iiss III a. $3.50. - . s ..,t
iht'N I"tiile-L OF 'n' AllN.'> L'.' i" ny ".'
"uch "'r t4hrh Ng Nlehf ana sum" ara N''' .'''P''
90. az nat vase h fl,k s.'''SH'l-A''i'' w. ,. ID.
C0wioNl oi tle !tV'nstons, came out CO., Toy" ca-l l
NILS CiGnptth was pas oh d ma n' iI',, D'V 'i'. ..
tSyS1 n Sey 6ce t@ ny Go ea SiId OF s ac oUug
IN the faces O The SuSers caused h' balls I" NY t' "'"
many changes Tor catches were gwen ln consequence .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

If. a. 3D. an. 5h. Gth eth sta ,ih. Total
Jefferson .--.....S . : q : q 6 5....i9
Un,lire-S Young Of tlc Orchard Climb
Scoiers- Mc,-l, Buckingham and Rogers
Fiy Catch.s-Jrf.rs,1. 70. Stai. ..
Home Ruus-WaIt g.
Time of Gtre-TwO hours ,nd 40 minutes.
MUrUALs, r., A0T. UNKNOWN IN.
These two clubs PLAYED a match game SATURDAY,,
re.ueg In victory or the Mutuas by Of A. - a.
HOWARD, SANGER & CO. ACT. METROPOLITAN.
The first game between the above houses was
played Oh C, Contest Grounds BROOKLYN Si.uilV -h.
which resulted the ,sIa success, o the former by tho follow
ing score.
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DEAiINGTON's

sss1Izil5 So
G<8& SOLD BY GUN DEALERS
AfH3 AND THE TRADE GENERALLY
PRICES REDUCED lsr JULY. ,,..r
UPWARD OF 100000 FURNISHED THE L. = 6O'EhNnbhi
SINCE 1851.
ARMY REVOLVER, 44.lOO in Cslber.
NAVY REkOLNER. 6-00 in CALDER.
BELT REV OLNE R (Self Cockugl. Navy Cameo.
BELT REVOLVER Navy Size CALDER.
POLICE REVOLVER, Navy Size CALDER
NEW POCKET KENOL\ FIR with Loading Ls'sh)
POCKET REVOLVER (Seccocking)
REPEATING PISTOL Elliot pt.l, No % Csrtndee
REPEATING PISTON tEliot rLl No y Cariidst
VEST POCKET PISTOL. No a. 20 and u Cartridge
aUN CANE. usins No ~ Cartridge.
sINGLE-BARREL SHOg uUN.
EENOLNING RIFLE. SO sud 4i0O 10. cslber,
RREECH.LOADtN0 RIFLE. No. 20 Carudes,
RRFECW LOADING CARBfNE. Nos. as and 81 CaItidgo
a. : RIFLE Steel Bael Ssoer Bayonet,
a. : RlfLED MUSKET Spungsd Pattern -.
Brseoh Loading Au' lave Just been approved and af"
'1''' MUMMY r. REMiNGOTS1 SONS. ion New-Yorl
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IT, %. 3d. ab. 5tu. orb. 7th. 9Th 9Th 10th Toisl
Atlantic ...... % = o s..-.l2
Iryingfon....O % = q i.... o
UmpIe-Alr Birdsall Of the Union Climb.
Scofers-Nessrs Flynn and johnson.
Passed Balls-Mlls, g; Buckley a.
Files Missed-Ausniic- Smith. ] Crane D. lr,.ngtOn-
weasey : Leonard. l; Walter. j.
Time Of Game-TwO hour and j. minutes
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gAhnounoements.t
SPECIAL NoriCF.

,pszrus PESsISsBIP BoOsEzEPe Ae No. 20 Broadway
Pneis will be received u Nov only for the
that day. At reduction aeaiy bali regular Par.
uculars in Circulars.
THE POPULAR HAT.-The name Of KNOX has long
b.en ss.ocaed with tasteful very superior
tho present marked BY the production o. which,
for sance sy beauty al 'reesd' bsoe
introduced by him. viii be found at bis store No l2 Broadway
corner Of Fulons., and 81 No. SO Broadway.
Another RATFUATIos MEETING,
We nes's,d another Ratification MEETING viii be b,id
ndorse that delicious Denu,e "SvIETES' hsse. the teeth
gums white Leaves fragrance 10 the breath and deli.
clous taste mouth Warranted DlIe the enamel
Com FEET AND SICK HEADACHR Obviated by Nine.
Demoes sTocSG NDEEsauveIsay approved
and durable Price 50 maid fee, No. 40 broadway
Cheapest SOAP in Use is PYLEs o. X, which be-
cones extremely ond nnsbe waste good LAssd,
Bath Toilet Sold iy 1roesfs evcywhers Deio, no 80
Wsshngtor-t.
Browns
formerly Of Nc. SO whltsnl
No, lOi LEoSkRpsT., New York
Fist House East Of Broadway.
MADAME DELMAR is stopping at No. 753 Broadwav,
peIon the ladies' Also her HAIR REsroasn FAss
CHARGE.
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tjorees, GMriases, Nr.

A GENTLEMAN about going to Europe would IKE
70 SELL a. private nls PAIR OF SADDLE HORSES. They
are thoroughly trained aul gentle, Al'o Family CARhAOh
in come,,s order With u tho ,t,ohasa,I Address s. Bon w.
1dbun, Oa. .----.-
A GOOD SADDLE-HORSE, thoroughly Trained
~ f, and s,ul, FOR SALE tlso handsome IOfbO""i'
Address A. y. Boz No 1913 Tribune Dhce $1,000.
LNOR SALE very oheap-A dark roam MAKE anu
HARNESS hsndsoue, ci made. shtingtop sht "sson
smlusfop ght will D. slld sepsNsy O. ofeu'' NPf'
tho Lumbsr Iad tao Of W's fhiriNt =.
lNOR SALE-A light EXPRESS WAGON, liOho.
aud HARNESS. Apply at simpsons Stables No ''A 1
Thirty nulrs.
INOR SALE--A beautiful litte saddle MARE neve e,
used escsp, Dr udms specify ,ipled to sh 'n'n !. '
Wanting sptt,d animal Apply 20 hAiltEs ~ 'Af"np"
GpSn COUPE R0CKAWAY, with Pole ana
81 sbNB. Shf, 20 sooi ori'r. also, shifting Top Mas
l.b lts rs.i el5O 10 be seen ct Empire Sis''s i
tu md E,;h'asrc. .. .-..---- .... ,,.-
HORSE BLANKETS. HORSE BLANhhl =
! ,,lr.,ce aid .isbevsie sgoare hnie'', oos', -
NtGNys bRoTHtRs 10 lf4 "i"''''.
/ .' JANFs lp ..ifrH
ro.lrr, uH.e'r ''f.f D. .
.,4Ns1,rt 81. BE-. Fat 'rwco,, ,.udl ST..
"a ... ... -t' s. t...I.l rt.r ho.,.'.r .a'. 1917.
- ..... Isl. % 1000 r ..a.f,-r a.t ,'''t
..rI t..i 4.. r'p .p.f}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
CITY NEgS

BULLS usAD-The past has been heavy week in
Oh, live t, trade more than O OOO beeyes cntc, sheep AMI
hog, going 20 ,hc shlmbes New Workers never stus
- much meat AS tho present time showing in increased
population and ability 10 purchase freely by The working
classes TcG5aO be,,e, about al sold tud prices riled
u, Gsuor tl1n week ago. oueep too ere improving Ia
e c oftGe largest Icccpts kuowu-clo'e upon NOO)
for Tine urea THE t ais however have been less Tree for
ue past few days hog, show he decline ba. are going
oi lively no improving rates. with quite tu Increase OF all
kinds over tho fcceips Of h, corresponding period last veal
81, mad Dlt are nov Ic higher while sheep have declined
c,co1uslv and hogs are fully lower than one year ago
PEasoytL-im,ng tie arrivals at The hotels are
JYe Ho. H,,ry Wilson Mas. iue Ton. Robert q. PrFn.
Albany. hc Hon wm lsdoul Yoakus n. A. Ri,ie,
r.u..rt Department Wthia-tou and Commodore intimer
O.. :. Navy. at tl Aston House cen B. T. smith US A. B.
Dr. r.cs-. o. Is 4 nd fudscJ T. Bl>.c. Long island
sr'., h.c.ouon.,u liorl 81, llo. Wu A.'N 3.f',r'1
r.t loar Nra. .sI. W.t"n ~ rt la' ~' cs'a>
G,r E Upton o., Sac, co. G..aa..' $685.. DO. i''.
Hp i..r 2,.u.. ,a. i.. i,... t.aa". Dr Do.
.n..rtt t.r..r ii..H U.n D. a 4" t.f g. tt
...,ui p... .. N.,i ''-rr
.j. t.. .u. .I.f mur'., ..n f .n b, ts
u.'d.ttr OIL. J,Di. htt,
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rsnlnr.s - sFlnNp ne cLARkMONT

Ilu.rsls, Oct ~ col. Central laI Grounds which resulted h
% si-aa victory o" the Progress li" la'l'i 'nD ni's
s y and urdrd sharply that tI'ir opponent, ''ud HAAc
no more ,an iolr any innings "ud added No s'"-'
cr o ho SCORE The batting o Robinson or ihr li"foss
. rb fyratc of -tc1hart ~ tc trcooris Uei" notice
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1 % ' ,I.--T- I1-rloalc,mor ma sl1I0I-H-

-eo',i.- ,!e--r F-.Ilolhcimer and St'iul.r-
limo Of j.slc-' .Yur aud 40 minutes
FyprAvOR Oh NEw-YoEK vs.. AMgRCUS or NEWARK.
On saturday he Egdeayor Base Ball Club OF
Ills , rio,oelcd Ne,al Boz the tram from Jersey
t.,y to uav match game with their rene ihe Americas
o tuai place 4 bur gImc played after when the fn
de,,ors were most Hospitality entertained We append ih'
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lgyFrR>oS VS.. STAR.

I.mp.fr-Mr lIcGllth Rcsolte Club OF Newark
Time 90. ffarl---3 hours.
~.uuf>-Ne..r. Leonard and Ross.
Cafci..-Eulrator-. 10. Americas TO-
JEFFERSON VS.. STAR
Tie above clubs. both OF Greenpoiut. played game
az base b5r ol FRIDAY the 10Th inst on he grounds Of pc
fora Oh csh A. e close D the game the chrsous were de
cl,d f ,,t1r los score Of 80 90 D. Below D.. che score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

MADAME DELMAR is stopping at No. 753 Broadway,
where apply iher SATIN EyAHEL for bcautiyins the
peIion the ladies' Also her GREAr HAIR RRsroRsn Pass
~ I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

Isl "a. 81. 1n a,h. 6th ,fl ,'h Tool
X 2,,i.e,aln. o . o o > g."
i'upIre--tol .Ioiies ~ the National Clab.
Nc-Sr,. H. A. Nlunson or National and D. Noen'r
fol Monticello
Time OF game hours and 20 minutes.
Five utchc~-W iiam.. Eerthoug !; SudeN, I. Nlln
J: Rogers Baird. @; Wo,tlnngon u 'aul j. National
Monticello g. ..
on ,hcir arrival IN Richmond ON Thursday night hey were
The Virirar lesson IN batting the of 43 to ~ toA
made no les, tlan MAE in tins game On saturday
c defeated tine P,,iime. by q of r. To TO- The Ma
ofol, were nnlsanely entertained by the two CLUBS ar
er Richmond highly .rI'ihc with their nip The i'chnon1
lr arr nos eager ~ tly their strength with hc students 81
fI I.ter,i.r ,' -l,tl well against The Nationals.
ION vs.. ORIENTAL.
The Union Cl.a Of Morrsania and the Oriental
Cn1 of f.o.t u N match todoy on the grounds Of te
l'n,o clan .t Mo-. .cl Since the triumph o thc ,linh
0oys over ibe Athletic, Of Philadelphia this match "h 3"
looked lor with ordinary interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30

REsTAURANT
formerly Of No. SO wbit.ttl
No. lOl LRoykRp-sT., New York,
Fist House East Of Broadway
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-12

them, they shricke6 md yelled for helm, and
armed themselves with billcts Of wood, full
" Determined to.sell their lives as dear as
possible. Whcp the mob came TO the door
OF The dangeon they unlocked it, and after
somc parlcy, part Of them entered tho cell
without resistance. The leader Of the mob
'heh cailcd'for Cl<m. CroMdus, VIM. Goodc
nhd fom. Stephens, who Immediately an.
swered to their names. AS they delivered
themselves up, the leader said: "Crowdus
| nave boen looking for you for long time"
Crowdus answered ~ know you hnvc, Mr..
calling tho nan by name. Forming
III procession, the mob Immediately started
ior NIL about one and half miles dis.
taht, giving one triumphant shout rs they
passed through toun. What took place at
inc '''lt, prior to the hanging. no ono but
me members of the mob know. ln the
morning the bodies Of the three mem were.
'""nh hanging tN n tree. Crowdus' heels
marty touched root of the tree, and he
ev'tcniiy suffered thr horrors of safecstiyn
w''h his toes upon the ground. he ropo
upon Goodies ne&k slipped SO much that he
s'""d upon his feet, so his lcgs were doubled
up ami his fecs tied TO his hands Steph.
ems swung clear. his neck hcfng fislocated
x company Of United Sthtcs troops were
drawn up in line in the court. house yard,
h"' the commanding officer refused to inter
terr unless requested to 10 so by the civil
authorities. but although the marshal was
present. the troops were not called apon to
defend the Jail.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-12

TERRITORIAL GovERNMENr FOR THE
SourH.--Thc following Is the resolution
looking TO territorial form of government
for he Southern States, which was offered
III the House of. Representatives by Mr.
Broomaii, of Pennsylvania. The resolution
MAS adopted by n vote Of yeas lO7; nnys
81:
Heso'rtd, That lie Committee on Terri
tories he instructed to inquire into the ex-
pcdicncy Of reporting bill providing iosrr;.
torial governments for tho several districts
Of country within The jurisdiction Of the
United States. formerly occupied by the
once existing States Of Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Mis-
sissirpi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas,
and Texas, and giving to all adult male
inhabitants born within the limits of the
Unite, States, or duly naturalized and not
participants in tho late rebellion, full. equal
political rights in such territorial govern
ments.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-12
PorN.R.x,
From Tie .Netropoiiton Rscordl
ASHES OF GLORY

EVA. J. REQulEK.
Foll up the GORGEOUS sjlkcn sun,
3 hy bleeding martyrs bicSt,
And heap The laurrls il hns won
Above its place Of ,cst
No tr''mpcisnotc need harshly blore--
No drum funeral roll
Nortrailng Sablcs drnpc the bier
That frees dauntleSs soul
II lived will, Lee, and dcclcd hi, brow
From Fate ) cimpyrcnl Palm;
1t sleeps the sleep Of Jackson nov
AS spp'lcsS and rs calm,
7, was ou'nnmhcrcl cl.-.noi outionc
And they shall shuddcring tel
Who struck the blow. It's latest ru,..
Washed ruin ~ it fell.
Sleep, shrou,lsd Ensign not tn, breeze
Tha, smotc the victpi tar
With death across the hcnying seas
OF fiery Trafalgar;
Not .tIthnrS knights. MmI ihe gloom
Their knighly leeds have starred
Nor Galiic lIcnry's mnrchlcss plume.
Nor peerless born Hnvu,d
Not AL that aniiVne fables Scigu,
Aht Orient dreams ltsyorgc,
Nor yet the Silver Gross Of Spain.
And Lion VI ST. George,
Can bid the lnlc! Proud emblem. stiii
Thy crimson glory shines
neyoni the lcng,hcurd shades that n)l
Their 4ror,lvs' kinply lines.
Sleep in thine own historic ,lirht.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-12
Commanding Goneral'S Rcpoyt


Gen, Grant has submitted to Tho SrAr.-
'ary ot Way tho rcpyvls ot dem, Sheridan
nn'l SiSklc5 Inc Generals respectively of
lhe nElf and Tho Department OF the South.
In presenting these reports, Gen Grant
Ihns Speaks OF 'hc colIli;o Of the South Z:
"raS>ng from civil war of he magnitude
of That in which the Unitol States has been
engaged I" government through the courts,
!, has been Hccmcd necessary tokccp u. j.
tary force III all the rchctlious States, to
ensure tho execution Of law and 10 protect
life and property against the acts Of those
who, as yet, will acknowledge no law but
iorcs. This class has proven TO BE much
smaller than could have been cXpcctcd after
such conflict 1t ha., however, been
sufficiently formidable to justify the
course which has henn pursued. On the
whole, The condition of the States that
were III rebellion against the Government
may he regarded rs good enough to warrant
The hope that but n short time will intervene
before the bulk Of the troops now Occupying
them canbe sent to "urgrowing Territories,
whore they arc so much needed"
Sheridan's report is long but Of little in.
t'rcSt lis drift j. 10 show how admirably
he las put lowu the rebellion since the rur,
ana how consunmue he has managed Mex
lean affairs.
Gen. Sickles' report ia stil longer than
-Shrri,lon's, hu; the following c,. .'Rchel As
s"rintions' is the only portion which will
interest Caroliuans:
'lt has likewise been found nAccssary to
prohibit associations or assclhL!apes co;n.
posed Of pcrs 'na who served in The rebel
armies. and having tor tn .ir ohiec, llla per.
prtnaiion of any military or other organza.
ton engaged III The rebellion. This prnhi- :
b.ion has not been enforced against any So.
cirty which has, in good faith confined iis
action 60 the charitable relief Of disabled
ana indlgon, Survivors. aud the ordinary oh.
scrvanccs for the burial Of the doad.
'Ietrnity mcciing of one Of these ss-
&"":n'ions WAS made the occasion for an ad-
dress delivered Ivy ticn Wade Hampton in
winch he is reported TO have coinmcn cd
upon the Government and the armies of the
United states, and especially upon the opc-
raiions of Generals Sherman and Sicrtda an,
IN manner well calculated to incite dis.
content and hostility against tho authorities
oi the United States. hsyp directed an
inquiry into tho matter, in order iha, the
nssoeintion Of rebel soldiers may he sun
pressed, and Cen. Hampton admonishcd TO
observe the terms Of his parole, il upon in
vcStiga'ion, II shall arpca: TO have boon dis
regarded in this Instance"