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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17
The Site for Few Post once.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen, held May 20,

1850, Alderman hcGinnis presented the following
Whersas committee has been appointed BY the Congress
Of the United states 70 examine and report upon suitable
e 10! nnidng 70 accommodate the Pos onlcs and the
United states Court rooms In the Of New York. and the
lower part OF the City Hall Park being accessible from all
quarters by railroad 10 most eligible posiion and would
York than LETT IN IL present state and whereas fun
Aldermen and Commonaly BY section three OF chapter
hundred and seventy OF the laws OF 1857:
Resolved, That joint committee three members Of
each Board be appointed 70 confer with
Of the Sinking Fund and tender the United States Com
missoners portion OF the Park line drawn
from the northery Of Park place Broadway 10
the noriherly corner of Beekmsn Park row
with the right 10 build vaults upon shall
advisable. taking into consideration the
be derived by the city from the erection Of said edico
that point.
The preamble and resolution above cited were adopted
and Aldermen McGinnis, yarnum and Ryers were APP
pointed such committee the part OF this Board.
The paper then sent 10 the Board OF CouDclmsn,
who concnrred with the Aldermen and appointed hike
committee TO act with the Aldermen. This committee
have ED or two meetings since this action Of the
Common Council but taken defnite action thereon.
On Friday afternoon Of last week the committee held
another meeting In the Comptroer's Office; but
owing to the absence Of Mayor Hoffman and Comptroller
Brennan nothing done, although II was understood
the committee had made up their minds TO at upon the
tender by the Common Council OF tho ground Designated
In their preamble and resolution
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merce reported petition asking CONGRESS- 70 release the
China steamship line from the necessity OF stopping at
the sandwich Lands rhe pei Lon points out the great
of trade with China and Japan and regards
rapid communication paramount and recognizing also
the advantages from trade with the Sandwich
slonda and recommends subsidy for semi-nonthiy mail
steamship service between the Islands and San Fran
cisco.
Tbs works OF the Pacific Powder Mill Company, near
ran Rachael are completed and n running order.
Gen raj trade N dull Money abundant Of x. Re-
csipts from the interior fair The suspension
OF the London banks has no in1u here.
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C7ucs In 3D. 81 All 61A GA. IN. sa On 7otais
Lbcrty.....o 10 20
star.......1 8 2 10 2 SO
Umpire. Westerveit OF tho Detrot Base Ball Club
scorcrs-R hoagard and J. Leupp Time Of game
four hours and fifteen minutes
ENTERPRISE, OF BROOKLYN, We. UNION OF NOR
RIsASIA.
The Enterprise Of Brooklyn sustained signal defeat
by the Union Cub of Aonsania, yesterday Thus far
tho Onions have carried everything before them win
ming Elk games asns some Of the best clubs OF the
association The score viii show ct oDos 10 ,bs
In ted tha ofnfa sna nlav
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TO THR EDITOR TfIg HERALD.
WIZ You allow me a short space in your valuable pa
per- that may call the attention OF the Board OF Health
TO thu dumping barge nuisance the foot Of New Cham
beers strce1 These bargcs Join James clip ferry on
which thousands OF pcrsous pass daily TO and from Long
Island When Is remembered that the cholera broke
out very rear tins locality before should net be par
ucuiar 10 invite II hire again. Yesterday tho stem
days. n IL
Nav YORK. June 10, 1865
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Among well informed sports Il is currently reported
that the great Staten island oarsmsn North shore Turtle.
who has jost won the silver cup 10 the great mat b be-
tween himself aud the Brighton Pct 10 a double aeon
match around tho Robbins Reef ight ab0ul 10 cha.
lenge Hanl should the latter suo,eed Ia winning tha
championship u England
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A TESTIMONY.
"A this testimony acknow iedRment Of my
gratitude 70 Dr. oToole, for having cured Of ccnsump
ton Of Ave years. standing had used every
dv for the Of the disease but without Ny
breathing grew 80 short and cough distre.sng
unable to sleep during the night work during the
day. Ny friends and family had given up all hopes Of my
recovery have used DR. oTooles medicines for tho past
three months and with such benefit that attend
business wcll any time during my life Ny health
II good and the distressing symptoms Of disease
gone. GEORGE JESSOP. t01 Eighth street
10 N. q. o'TooIx NJ D.,
2V1 East Sixteenth street. New York
There scarcely street In the city where there
do not reside patients who have been
by these medicincA All who suIer with Cough Pains IN the
Chest splitting of Blood Shortnees Breathing other
symptoms Of Consumption will be benontsd BY the Of
those remediea
East Sixteenth
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FoET LARAMIE, l.. r Jane 10, 1899
Tho Eleventh Ohio cavalry, commanded by CAPTAIN
iamplroyilc left here to-day rcse 20 Lesyenwofth
for muster cut
The council with the Sioux, cheyennes ami Arapaboes
viii bc held to-monow There " every Indication Of a
permanent peace.
Regular troops arrived soday TO garrison the posts on
the new Montana route
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C1ubs Lit I'd. 3D. IA. Sth. ca In eh GA l!c's
Enterprise 1 q v is
Unon.....3 2 II AZ
Umlire, Mr.. n Humphrey. Scorers OF the Eclectic,
Hessrs Cummings aud Amer Time Of game three
hours and twenty mlnusea
ACTIVE, ef NEW YORK, Va. UNA, OF MOUNT VERNON
The rst game Of the between ihesc clubs carno
on yesterday afternoon at Hoboksn The tina did we'll
10 general play, although they met with defeat Tho
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- Rocnrsr n, Juno 10, 1894
county was destroyed hy fire last night 1he hardware
store OF H. thamberin and several other eslabllsh
mens werc totally destroyed, vita tseir contents Tie
ocot House aud two 90 three bdngs adjoin lns vera
saved and that all OF the business part OF tho tage
el me los 70 heavy probably hundred thou.
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Fashion Course, L. I.-rrOttinE.
TapAY. June ID match s2 ooo mile heats best three
in i've, to 20 a. they please,
D. Pnfer named g. G. R R. Styvesant, under
tno HAodio.. ............s ............s....
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C7uts 1t ID ID 4h sA IN ia sn on. Tf,n
iAcc'aivo..dd ! 8 ? : 9 ! 9 =,
Umpire Mr.. Forsyth OF the Gotham club Scorer.
hessr> Williamson ADD fsmming. time OF game
two hours aud forty minutes
Lhfiks Va. YIELD.
The hrst nre o; the Empire contendci AGAINST ncld
nine yesterday, at HoDosen the field coming on best Nv
Total Score OF Al 10 - In full game OF Tine inuues
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The National Gnme.

4 BRILLIANT GAME or BASE BALL AT NEW BRUINS.
WICK, ". J.-LiBRnTY VS.. STAR.
Avery brilliant game OF base ball was played the
above city on June 10, BY the Liberty and ssr Clubs
which, after four hours playing. decided favor Of
the Liberty II was their 6rst game four years. Be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17

DNvrh CtIoFado, y1ne H. fs16
Immigration this SEASON 10 unpsecedentd since Iset
large ira ns h-ty Of farmers and bcrers srs sr y,ns
an"y The rrTe promise an extraordinary Weld
nInins operations 20 uhasuly sctss and enccurrslpg
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THE BEST PuRGArIvE IN THE WORLD
Il - RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
snpedos N sugar,
WoRRs or NATURE.

IN state OF health the Intestinal canal mar Ne compared
10 = river shoae Gow over the .dJoinlaf Lad,
through Tho channels nature Or art has made and improve
their hing ~ runs on smoothly ITO eflnbfs
arc k,pt pnfr aud heayi " TIE course ~ the rigr ~
tho canals y 10 lon
There ~ hut Law o.
In l,siere whe there snpcrsbundanee Il hrnor Il
and tubes. and costren~sS takes
news back the bd vessels aud inhltrai~s isr INTO
The rcuon To establish the Of river
tnust r-nye obstructyn. which rps Ns free c9rps
and 4 ls Tributary streams With BODY follow
natural principle the fvnus
she bowels. Nth BkASDREIHs PILLS. Which never
niure, but lwsys 81 ectns perfect ~
the frn foulness ~ disease ,ey mi.
fer drop ~ socd 70 be taken you Evasnssr thA
srrrick, -
Sold By ell drisgissa ae- thai n pRAxDRFTH n IN
vhin isttsrs 10 ths eovernmant stamp
WAHrEp-ro PRINT ron soxYsopY. a Lovd
80 parpnss o. small ssot work hrs elssa
y celia Address Isyscsor boz ~ nsss sBss,
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A-A-A-A-A-AA-A-A-A-
GATED SOAP certain remsdy FOR ali c1,snsous diseases
sate r s"s onns .. cSns
is: ss.';ns ara xs,.salns me nm
se mi s Ssns ss .s aS
e be used The nursery svsry srasm.n Who e de-
fs of. n sA Ss ess 4, hands
morrrless should he comfort in these
dspo; s af.aa i
A -A-A-A-A-A TRULY SPLENDID REYRrGgRA.
n TOR is BAssFoRD's celebrated Eonpsreil Involving
IoiH from @ agxsrS:; coolies. and s.sess. m 4:
ErI great oensr. hoa.ssssper:
Actor place. nsn Of the golden he,te store.
A NO. l.-HoFrMAs 4 wENDLER's PATENT DIS
ss 'as
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DowS WITH THE DUST m,zBKowxss PATENT NE.
every sS5' de:cr scrip sas
without Interfering with their free IT all times Address
the Metallic Weather strip Company, oflce S4i broadway.
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York 1850 "'' ''''' :" -
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-. nemAsnon to dissas. q iey'e vissera peiorn
Surgeon Union sauare
OLp EYES MADE SEw-wlrHo-r sPgcrAcLRs
rsoss %Sasss ps%ss.' ss %ss ''' Address
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way. New York.
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NY Consataiion free dsiiy from 81 n 20 = n. is,,
vAids al distance may consul, By letter
DADwAy's READY RELIEF.
ASA PREVENTIVE AGAINST
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All now III S sssr
teaspoonfu IN half tumbler II water las drink.
WILL la few minutes stop The most painful discharges aud
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al khs1Ts.ic and ssurslsic Aneeons Sore Thrt As,A
wHEREyER PAIN EXISTS
apply the Ready Relief win afford immediate an5
fr'oe 50 cents per bottle. , ssla ~ druggists.
CcBILBERG's GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
old wounds scrofna salt Rhoum ali Hone aud skin Ds.
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rs1-.
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CoArED WITH SWEET Guns,
known the werd snd superior 70 an pursalvc at.rsu
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from the stomach liver bowels kdneys, skin and Other 20
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fnee - cents per BOZ Sod BY irugsssssv . 70
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GCHiLBERG's GERMAN oISTMBNT-wARRASTED
y certain curr without the sighles, danger, for Piles.
old Wounds Scrofula, salt Rhcum all Bone aud SKIN
eases. A.. For sale At 20 Bowey By principal drug
r.t-.
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grateful 70 me In their hearts ever afterwards,
Old point lace much parasols and new point
eaos collars, which pointed 10 front They look
antique wbsn fastened on with tassels Cum or wrist.
easds muet match
An sfecstion OF alms-pouch still worn say areo
sAos because street paupcn were not long in finding
oa, that these bags open or when they
a. let out nothing but lace handkerchief or card case
ss sham aims and all; but the button, put on sup
ed botonhoe, when they never intended 10 hold
sny.hing, Ia very real and secure.
nave seen great variety OF low summer bodces for
Sssnea wear They are made of alternate Insertions
- peus OF orsapdie, and cerise, blue,
nK OF green rac6 dresses black or crimson velvet
- ~, under the Transparent part, and then the
bodice worn with any skirt The pias ON white Carl
badis laid deep Cfinoline % haze NOT dinisbcs
apparently hut they baye Ia reality Every fasbiopabe
o,she an.aia have I've rows Of steel round the
Dlon sop'ng on m atran behind bu. not long enough
- touch the ground no sce snrinr M All IN rret
saonsh one mere must BE- whrh beginning on the right
~ soss down behind ~ m oval 81 The lower rows ana
nes up W the opposite hp Over thls ne,,leaai
Lored In 'front.' described IN my Last latter and th,s
behind which acts as lining 10 The ,.r - 90 nna
iniendeA % protect them from being prema.urey
ru'tsoush by stains and stone pavenenis
as refacting on the ingenuity Of pettlcoa, Of ths
tl9a sh,n u struck me that our white tails under
> sred tails win look much like What have seen Ia
nd some Of tho rcshery tribe in country pouiry yara
~ consideration led ma to discover Thai pinisrso ~
treM advantage over us IN thai they never nav ~
~ spa even reacccks can, according TO the nece-
u A@ an overpowerns oopc,uelon' a. ssnt
s .,"s n h's s,, boon melancholy bad my aisa r
W. NJ. psrisan ladies', Who we're NJ, assm.s
cr. a,ss M wsrs sitting under tho shade Of srss
NqIly dsssd IN striped mohsr; one ssd on nan
s';s W 4. S sss ss-; ne ether Dssve s%
kllS "ksom rsnds from sic foos svsasay rnsi
Fak BOZ ,sf>k hsys an nos IN wan. sSos sns -
Da'h.Ss ny ass' d ss ny Vines !, Il sr,.sD s :.
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The Snowman on the Wood.
chuck.

Reported perbatum ct Iteratum from
the Showman's speech at mefiag gerie IN
England. 1t was particularly edifyihg to
his auditors, and may be 10 uisuy Of oui
readers!
This ladies and gentleman, is the die,
tinguisbed hahimal tich is known as the
Hsmericsn Voodchuck. first discovered
by Gen. Christopher Columbus, On his
first voyage TO the woods OF Hameriky.
Christopher saw him qnie,Iy seated upon
a bank Of clover, a viewing the setting
sun and wondering vot would become
Of il. This ere is one Of the descendants
OF the same voodcbuck, as may be seen
by his genetal hsppearsnce, rich is mos,
beautiful and striking. lie is a ,oli,ary
creechur, and is called voodcbuck because
be lives IN the vood and the boys chuck
stones At him. lie has ha,r upon his
back and upon bis belly. and his tail is
much the same. His eyes are at the op.
Pos'te end Of the body, and assist him in
the amusing occupation Of seeing. vich he
can see in the dark as veil as 10 the light,
heIse he wouldn't live in oles hunder tho
ground.
Like most banimsted things, he ia fond
OF enjoying himsels, vich hs doe. 10
very smiable way. lie cbbles along up
on tho ground, ven nobody is looking,
vatches the birds 10 the trees, and tries
to sing like them, vich he has mover sue
ceeded ir d,ing; but this is nc, his faul,
because be hasn't 60, any f-slhe er.. The
voodchuck lives a good vile. Nv hun Gle
ad von vat lived som-,ime, but finally
died though there is no telling how long
he would ave lived IL il wasn't Tor tha,
ore haccident. Lowing to the anis, life
vich The voodchuck hen;nys, I ave so.ns.
times vicl,ed was 3 wood chuck my.s,t
hut then there's not hexciiement enouub
/" It for showEau. though can say, a.
Hslander remarked to Diopenes, h.;f |
we're no, = Snowman, l would be a wood
chuck !"
Here. ladies add gen,lsmaa, is tho
very oss on vich the Duke Of Valentine
slew the Lord Napoleon Buonspar.s =
Stir him up John aud make him kick a
biz !"
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A Wonderful Comet.

Theirs 10 ona Of these eccentric and
mysterious members of the solar svs,em
that requires five hundred and seventy
two yea's in which to make its revelation
III its very slipticaI orb, around the suu.
The hrse account Of its appearance on
record is l,s67 ysl5s before Christ. when
some took it to be the planet Venus,
changing its appearance and course. II,
Was seen the second time ll03 wear,
before Christ, and again $50 wears Ia.
ter. This last ~M 43 Is. c., the wear
after Julius Cesar WAS killed in the R,-
man Senate Il WAS certainly seen A.
ID. $50, the fifth year Of .be Roman
Emperor Justinisn.
The socouat 10 that q remarkable com.
ct Vas seen twenty days in the mouth OF
September. and that for some time ate,
the son appeared pale. Il vas due again
in A. ID. llO5. and early in the following
year il was seen. Its last appearance
was in 1850. Sir Isaac Newton and 9th.
ers give an interesting accoun, Of It's We.
!ociiy, heat, &c. Tni. comet ha. been
gone one hundred and eighty five years,
and will reqsi'e about one hundred and
two years be tore il reaches the snhe.,
poin. Of its orbit, and its gr- s.sst distance
from the sun. II will be due here again
10 the year 2256.
This wonderful comet, a. We have said
was seen 1907 years B. e., and il mus,
have appeared SIS years before that,
which would have been 2.34O B. c.. or
six days after the food 10 the days Of
Noah. Its previous visit to our sys,er,
must have been 2,9l7 B. c., aud before
that, according TO our chronology, was
the creation. This lacks sixty i~o years
OF the time requisite for the comet 10
make complete rsvolu,ion--so tha, at
the Creation IL might have been placed
a. distance from the sun sqo.l to wha,
II could have moved in sixty three years.
IL Is probably now making the eleventh
revolution in i,s orbit. How great and
marvellous are the works Of the Alniph.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-07
Losses by Religion.

Near London there dwelt an old couple
Ia early life they had been poor, but the
husband became q Christian, and G cd
blessed Their Industry, and they were liv-
..ng III comfortable retirement, when
ole DAY a stranger called on Ia em 10 ask
Their subscription TO a eli sri,y. Th e old
lady had less religion than her husband,
and still hsnkered after the Saba III
huskings and easy sbiIiings which Til ON
as had forfeited from regard to the law of
God. So whom the visitor asked th cir
contributors. she interposed, and said :
"Why, sir. we have los, deal BY re.
'ig'on sirce We frat began my husband
knows that very well Have We not,
Tbomasi I"
After n solemn pause, Thoms. answer. .
ed: "Y", Mary. We have. Before !
got religion, Mary, had an Old slouched
hat, n tai;ered coat, and msnded shoes
and stockings but have lost them long
ago. And, Mary, you know that, poor
I" was, had habit Of getting drunk
and qnsrreling with you. ar d that you
know have lost. And then. | bad a
hardened conscience and wicked heart,
and ten thousand guilty fears; but all
are lost, completely lost. aud like mill
stone cast into the deepest sea. And,
Mary, you kaye been a loser, too, though
not so great loser rs myself. Before
we got religion, Mary, you had a wash
Ing ray. in which you washed for hire:
but since then you have lost your wash.
ing tray. And you had a gswn and
bonnet much the worse for wear: bu,
you have lost them long ago. And You
had many an aching heart concerning me
at ,imes; but these you happily have
lost. And could even wish that ,ou
bad lost as much as have lost; for
what We lose for religion wiAbe an.ever.
lasting gain"
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The following racy examination OF a
candidate for admission to tue bar is taken
from the Western Ldw Journal, and 10
decidedly a good hit:
The examination commences with
ADO you smoke, sir"
81 do. sir"
"Hsve you spare cigari"
ayes, sir" (ex,suding a short six.)
"Now, sir, what is the Fl rst duty Of q
lawyer
"To collect fees"
"Risht. What is the second 2"
"To increase the number Of his clients"
"When does your position toward your
ellen, changer"
"Wheu making bill Of cost"
"ExpIain."
I'VE then occupy the antagonistie
position assume The plaintiff, aud he
becomes defendant"
IA suit decided, how do you stand
with tie lawyer conducting the other
bill :"
"Cheek by jo~l."
Enough. sir you promise to become
an ornament to your profession, and l
wish you success. Now, are you aware
Of the duty you owe me I"
Perfectly"
"Describe it,"
at is to invite you to drink"
"But, suppose, decline 2"
Candidate, scratching his bead.j
"There 10 Lo instance Of the kind on
record in books. cannot answer the
question"
"You are right; and the confidence
with which you make the assertion shows
that you have read the law atten,iveiy.
Let's take drink, and will sign your
certificate"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-07
Singular Case of Trance.

A lady residing within sixteen miles Of
ita'e'gh, who has been in delicate health
since she lost her husband in 1853, died
last Friday (As was supposedly and friends
in the neighborhood proceeded to take
the steps usual on such occasions. Tue
I collin WAS ordered, the corpse sh rouded
and laid out, and all needful preparations
consummated for the funeral ceremonies
last Sabbath. Strange as il may appear
It is said that while the watches in an
adjoining room were irdulciug in hiarily
and hot coffee, n noise was heard IN tb.
apartment where the remain. Of the he
loved dTPsT'ed reposei. Supros,ng n cat
or rat was playing pranks therein, n gen.
'eman went to stop the rerelry. On
opening The door he WAS horrified to find
the lady standing in the floor, the very
incarnation OF perpleSity. The brave
fellow hastily retreaied, his demonstrations
I excited the res. Of the party, and the
whole crew, shriekiug and ,resub.ins, de,
serting the house for season. An elder.
y negress, more courageous than Others.
vent into the dwelling, atcertained the
state Of affairs, and with Christian hero.
ism minis;cre1 TO the necessities Of IN.
dead live one.
Search was then made for the retreat
er'' who Being found at aeighbor's, re
turned TO tho domicil they had so shame
fully abandoned.
DIR. Bell, formerly Of G,eenville, S. c.,
who has attended the lady during the
past ak months. assures us that these are
nnvsrn'sbed facts and present no new
truths to the medical profession. TWAS
SIMPLY case Of trance or suspended ami
nation. The only remarkable circum
stance, perhaps, is tho duration of the
spell, though sker her presumed decsase,
tho absence Of ths, perfsc, icyness which
"pecu'iar to :hs dead was remarked by
the physician as well as her friends.
The lady is now able to 81, up, and
being in the last stages Of consu np,iop,
I" AS well as she will ever 10. She re-.
members very little Of the hours Of her
trance, but experienced an almost painful
th'r't III the fret moments Of returning
CONSEQUENCES. Altogether It is = remark.
able event to the people not Acquainted
with medical history. a doctor, 10 whom
we made mention Of the affair has prom
'ed to furnish US for publication, at an
early day, a statement of n far more ex
'raordlna'y case. which happened in
Granville county y few years since.
Raieiyh Progress.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-07

"Ho's HIT The Columbus (Ga.)
Sun says: All o! our citizens who take
the oath Of allegiance are required to
state their political opinions 10 1860. On
the books in the commandant's office the
Union signsrs largely predominant. Capt.
GobIe, so the story runs, was looking over
the list, when he would see for whole
page the names OF secessionists as sea rec
almost as hens teeth. my God p ex.
claimed he, after reading awhile, "if these
few 'secesh' caused US all tLis trouble for
the past four years, what couldn't they
have done if all these Union men had
joined tLen.' We give the story az we
heard it.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-07

a RicH BALE OF CorroS Many
cotton bales arriving 10 New York have
to he overbsuled, drt and stained COTTON
hrowo out, and then rsbsled. The other
day, two lsborers, 10 The discharge OF
this duty, found. in one Of the bales,
$4,000 in gold. Que Of them proposed
to the other to divide aud keep mum, bu,
the other said he would report 10 the
"bo's" The purchaser Of the cotton
claimed the gold, and the seller claimed
II, because the cotton was not delivered,
aud for other reasons; and probably The
court will decide to whom hi, rich mine
belongs. The purchaser gave the two
laborsrs $500 each in greenback,.