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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17


the northern half OF the State is wateed with trout streams
pine and Kettle creeks as also Trout and other tributaries
10 yeoming Creek srate streams for trout East OF
that the Great Bend and at Cafbondae and honesae
rut region including Sullivan County \. y and al The
country lrou Milford Pa The regions oi Trout h4n ke'o
sbd Pine re,ks are t lr der l-luhg say noias
y ,Phla1,'lt.s Evening Str
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FORT oy NEw-YoRK..-.....Nov le.

CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia Brl Ferer GLASGOW via Liverpool r. Mac
Steamship Borassa tHsmbl sehwen,sn. Hamburg Kunhsrdi
4
steamship Bsnss BIsul Won otsrsndop. Bremen osheA'
sesu,ht Peroif FTl Dnche.r, iiayrr Oeorg MackenIe
stram.hp Villa ara tnswl keso Cienfuegos PonrsH 60
steamshp MhYe. RsHsaI. lhlaiophis, }. W Mckee 60
stsamshp 2 yire, Price Wilmington = Hand
ship RY,olute. fresman Live ped " diars oui-rs
skis N H. Campbell lbrl More. faio Snow tuafisQn
Bsri Chness-s tdorwl hoyer Fjno IN iof orders
yaueh Menace Wendl .-. I . -. ...
81 c.sh.Ins Mad tBIJ InDss Enos yrs horon y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17


PACrs IN THE CASE.
The Metropolitan Board Of Health met on Thursday
at 10 o'clock little business OF public nature transpred
during the session The meeting private one aud with
the exception OF the Inspectors report on the brOh
Ice pond New Rochelle the proceedings cou
only b. obtained at second hand This pond Is shio" see
ofqwater covering about ~ acres It's upper emu u as
bog luXuriant in vegetation and almost certain 10 e4
foul eXhaations because Of the decay OF VegeaDe nae
among the sagnant water which II generally covered Nh
rrenh The lower end though comparatively clear mas
also vegetable grOwthisibe above the surface Oh
the covering the margin OF the pond as well Aion
& fastened in rDck near tie outlet the lake is the limit
according the Supreme Court 10 which the owners are per
nitted no overflow the adjoining lands When flooded 70 this
point il would cover an Of ~ Manl diseases
have always been less prevalent IN ts ioa aug
the inspectors say that IN their opinion hiI PoA
vast morass is created. and rank and unhealthy
vegetation stimulated by the constant variations IN te water
level auyum is deposited and malaria geuefnteS readily from
the vegetable matter with when the son
living n distance from tie pond IN perfect he nave
been Frustrated by malara diseases on removing eo ~ anu
many five workmen engaged during the pa SUMMER u
building house 400 yards distant we're succeSvey injected
Tho Inspectors express the opinion that tue ice nom tle pond
Is unfit for use. map OF the pohd anu lls 81 w.
with the report beside specifications by an e queer
employed by the owners OF adjoining properties OIL t
drains necessary after removing the distractions 70 t9 od
of the water from the pond The report was referred 70 he
Sanitary Committee for the action necessar! IN TIE
ror has been in circulation for some days TO the effect
fiat tvphus fever lad broken out of our large public in
situations and that the facts were being Withheld io he pup
lie Yesterday the matter was considered py Tue boag ~
OF the Inspectors report when
was submitted have transpre We sought to obtain
COPY but were unsuccessful We asceraned however that
he disease had broken at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum az
HQhts increased such on alarming extent
among the inmates ome $50 N number that has oeeh heees
sary break up the school and send e 20
their homes Hospitals been provided for the SICK ana every
attention shown them About 800 pupils have been sent 70
their this and other States The causes OF the
disease reported 10 be impure water bady constructed
and general knaenti0n 70 ventatiOni aud 1t
is even whispered the building will have to be replaced
by Of better con rueton to prevent recurrence Oh Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
Eost ano fonuo.

I OST OR STOLEN-Three First Mortgage Bonds
u Of To edo LogansPo ard Burlington Rnwsy o. toi 80
eb-Nox 86l s64 Al parties hereby cautioned agai9
purchasing egotstina tho and person giving such In
fornon und~Tagnrd will lead 10 their recovery VII %
suitably Arded HENRY y. BEACH Attorney No 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
PASSENGERS ARRUrED.

FROM HAVANA. Nov lt-ln steamship Moro Castle-M Ward
lady lion Thomas Savage, L. L. Pond, T. n Hura Slo9
Can't Herdfsdt and u. de Nivo Miss L. Mena Mrs. j. Dc
Eoriizs aud child, NJ Ester Mis- J. E.e Mise Ester Miss
Ksruh Mrayer Frank H. Her v Benay A. Saiisno Teso
r. :. Deuaune ~ Baera G. MADAM. J. Watson, NJ D. sullivan
J. Jolly. Cosu ResiFuerr, " Dechert.
FRoM GALVESTON, Nov l6-n steamship Wilnngton-Hon.
David Barnet, L. s. Senator from Texas l.. A. Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
BORT n)aroen's Notife.

STATE OF NKw.YoRK
PoRr WARDEss OFFICE. No. p Nilisms } .
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton Of passed p H. entitled An Act 70 Re
organi. WaTdens Port OF New York" 10 all PET
Of the subject matter Of such
nqniry, survey the following vessels
undo. Port WaTdens tho said
completed within succeeding this
notice on board said
Steamship Erin r.
Steamship
Steamship Ntlmmgton
Bark
schr. Pr1ncess. Foot
EchT. Maria " oodruh HObinsons
AlNTHORNE TOMPklNs Presidoat
). Ayes HERHmAS Secretart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R.es...649 Sun Sets........44 Moon ses..l o2
uiGH
sandy HOOk...2;37 Gov ssnd..,..3ils Hell 0ate'.is9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
Corporation Notices.

1921
CORPORATION 4OTICE.-Public notice is hereby
~ given to the owner owners occupant oeeuPan oa ouei
ana Lots improved unmProvd lands H'ced thereby thnt shs
Board o. Assessors of examination bJ al persons h'sf"ed
-For paving blocks Worth street from Broadway to
aS-Fof paving with stone blocks Trynnh between Fifth
ID or aiSs Of FnyOuh street
aFoT regulating and grading Fa eighth "rSs' between Eighth
sYor setting .sd rssas curb and gutter in Finynuh
6For building sewer IN Spring street between Ehraosh street
7h~fof bnins ia Twoaiy street between LernE
ssfor building sewer between Charles and
Fyb and basin on w. corner Of Madison ''eaHe
icb@f buildings in Fins between Thy'rh
sewer in Sixth avenue between Twentieth end
Ia.For building in Chr. street between Delaney and
iSB~Fo Sadag sewer ia Cs between Fulton sad John
F9 baoI sever E;;s. ctr y s'-s.a stanton and Ri'
For with stone blocks Twenty seventh 'eetir0H frt
The limits by such A.ssssmea include oil the
aod Los q Ground Lots aud parcels Of Land
Both .de q wo;h street, oE .Oadwoy g Barter street,
aJRoh eide, OF Tir,ynnh street, from yiht TO Sixth avenne
the eIsn' Of n toe block ee' way on Fifth aud srt
3givs lot, on tho ea,s1y side o. Broadway ouh
tb-Boh Of Fiy-igsh street bv,ween Eighth and Ninth
evsnu@r sndt 70 block said
5hBo sides Of Fifty ninth street IRON the fhh 70 the Tenth
StioBo.h sides Of Spring street from Elizabeth
7t-BOh side, Of Twenty fourth hon Lexington to Thd
e.h~Boh sides Of Blocker street Charles and Perry
stn-Boh side, Of Madison sveaus Fiyhird Fifty
nOhLery side Of Fifty third stree and the so1h0ry
Fifty street om Madison TO th also. the
sss,erly side Of fifth avenue Fyd FyfomL
iotlBoth sides Of Fifth between ThTty1h aud
ard r sixth also tho soohery side Of fhr ysvtlh
mtEyBo,6 sides Of SIKH avenue eah, second
street.
l2h-BO side, Christie street.; between Delaney aad Broons
streets
I1Bo sides OF Cliff street between and fulton
ihBoth aides Of Ee1 between Stanton and Rivingon
streets sso both sides hs,eT STREET Ds'S, en- Deanoty sn5
iyh~Boib sides Of Tweuty.,evenih street from to Firth
seeting and
All interest. saseted by sbovened
onssed 10 present objections writing
their Office No g Chambers street ba'emea New Court
Hooss. within hirJ DAY. fem ds,s q "a, notice
@ soaSN' D oT11MEt,L, Board Of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT.
oses Board q Ass.sO Court November II 1866
uyros ov rHs srHEGr coxxlssrosEnl
No. 20 bEoAywaI
ITO CONTRA CTORS Proposals incosed in q
sealed ebve,Ps dOlsed s The ls Of ihe wet and nsms
assdsy November p, 1864, Of II O'Clock a NJ,
For regulating saiHg curb gutter and hsgng Seventy fourth
Fos ysysns sdins cub gutter and tagging ssventy,svnh
street. between Eisbth snd Ninth avenues
curb gutter IA ging Nineyeeond street between First
Tor Aas TSeny street between Second avenue and Es
uveL - 80 g ,
a. proposals ,o,,hsr with The speeses,ion Aree
yo-', "a b. oSs.nse Z. ii - Dsf a H'
sTeei Comm issi0rsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
Drp GOODS.

ONCE A WEEK
ALL TIE WELk
UNION ADAMS.
No 637 BROADWAY,
VIII O LIE bumsou, patrons selection, non The tDo-ins 'y'' O.
MAGNIFICENT 6CARFS:
AI.EPPO,
AMAZINE,
BISAIARK.
CASHMERE,
ENGLISH GRAPE
INDIAN,
JEROME,
JOCKEY.
MAGYAR,
MoaADOR,
NEoLIaEE
OPERA,
OTTOMAN,
PERSIAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
@oal, &r.

II EST English House Camel and Liverpool Orrell
DCoAL In NewYork Brooklyn in quantities TO ut
H. L. PARMELE 4 BROTHER. No Y Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

DART OF = STORE WANTED m Becman-st.,
o. tffpFlar i,sfty for tht ,5fhoa fnd 500 n new
ssIf H ~ .-t-. p'- - f-s Ncfc Ad4fosa h. sliFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALT TIL

UNHEALTHY CONDITION OF THE BROOKLYN CITY ICE
ooMPANYs POYD-A SECRET sEssIoN-TYPHUs
FEvRR AT THE DEAF AND DUMB AsYLUA-THE
INSPECTORS REPoRT NOT MADE PUBLIc-SoME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
Copdrincrsbip Noiltes.
6olioap Goods.

Golioap GOODS.
I AIDES AID GENTLEMENS DRESSING and
IL WHITING CASES, Portfolios. Poesst Book, Csrd os,s.
manufacturers WIN T. FRY Co. Sos l9t and 49, WtiAms
w T. FRY q Co., Manufacturers of the we'll
w known FRi,s PATENT PoCkhT fLAshs, H ~ a
&c Mandatory Eoa l3i and l9d Wllism.st, n y.
TNIE RAINBOW BUBBLE
possesses wonderful durability Glowing with gorgeou. oolor'
the hole eetu Obssyef larry ofdef'
necessary Hoiday' ALFRED CRAFTS fOrt Bingham
n. &.
VNHE NEW-YORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PANY have an Immense Of Valentine. exhibition 10
The tker Nos "a tnd ~ Wlaus heN orb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

NOR SALE-Tbe frst-claSS 4-stOry brown stone
f1.ized HOUSE and LOT No n Wet Thirty hrs ne9I
Finhavc well built an the me drn inPe ,ments u
N good order and be occupied Immediately; pce coz AP
DIV 70 (G2Ol HOMER MORGAN, No Pine -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

NOR SALE, with the elegant furniture, the first
~ class HOUSE No. West Tiity-puths at. Fiftn-ve
with immediate possession Of The finest residences
Murray HiL 5. W. 81 ENEDiCT. Nos. and Pne-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

NOR SALE Ar ELIZABETH, n. IA NEW
wal. fon depot IS trains DAY; cash P5ee 5000 with immediate
po.se.sion Apply 70 J. ~ MEEKEB e.. III Broads zabeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

CMILLIE n Co. ...-. .,.onn.,,..r
- Have opened the mos, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
CLoAKs sACoUEs BAsQUEs. JACKETS and CIRCULARS
in CLOTH which supasssrd IN America
- No. 1bJ BROADWAY.
between Eighth and Ninth Tts
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, supt
NARPETS.-We have just received from auction
~ 100 pieces Of John Crosey same English body brns.e
which oH,T the following remarkably low prices e2t $3.50
being Is 80 cent osow present market rates Of ouf
New Carpet Store, z5h' and siIthaye d. kLLLf 20
Of CsrTes Dfqggets OIL Cloths &C.
will compare for quality and prices with any house IN the cry
nRESS TRIMMINGS NEW STYLES.-Vevets,
IR,bbon. Laees Embrodsres Corse and skirts lowphces At
ELGERs Mo-. eaO and 800 bIodway near At ea. side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

NOR SALE-The HOUSE No. 244 West Nineteenth
st. a,e basement aud eslsf r esi front - feet
Heep with pyzs resr hss aud fixtures oil IN good
ITde Possession gwen immediately APpy NJ "a West
Nine th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

Now Ready
GRAYs IMITATION COLLARS
ToR LADIES' WEAR.
This Of hBs white psper and CAPITAL Hr1Ar'oF
PLATED Tucked LISEr COLLAR
both general appearance and such details sstohn etc. etc
Although original idea in making paper collars wAs solely TO pro
something penye than linen yet 10 now freely con
eeded paper many 10 the hsDd'ome-for instance
Of color Uniform and entire exemption om all
sue troubles imperfect laundry The aim in the shove
Collar IT, therefore, how price be reached but TO
quality worn posib. THEs they win b. furnished
WORK DO afforded In this regard 10 ol
necessary ssy they viii tho excellent qualities
characterized Mr. Gys previous productions They
are furnished in stye-viz; "GAARoTS" aud "TuRsovKR
and are pach ed 80 neat boses Of ten esch.
FOR SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
General Agents. LELAND. JOHNSON Co.
No % DevoBshhest, Boston
New.Yorl Agent. J. B. sPELMARk SONS, No. 30 w.nenst
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
GEO. A. HUNTER & CO.'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos 40 and 2g2 Bowery.
BUSINESS SUITS sl6, Sla go, s25. aud eo
40 sr SIS sla go &2s, ard $50
koa 29O and 29l Bowefy,
Between Houston and bleeskeT-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

LOR SALE-FOuT LOTS on Seventy-slXtb-St., be-
Second and Tbidavei Engsh basement bOtSE on
Tw eoty-seoondt Nnh-sye 81 LOTS One hmdedand
Second and Oneundred and Th and FouIhsye Money 10
loan on bond and mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

TOR SALE. at great bargain-ll2 acres Of the
best OIL LAND in Piinols VALLEY sni' fam !, surrounded
owner address LYMAN SAITH, Brandreh House.
KsW.York City, for two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

Il BY feet drubiy located between ftyt4Id And
Fity.f6ui opposite tie S. omDt Church so tevrr
me Country Redences within twenty minutes Of the cry
io particular, please pPy to SAMUEL BROWN No oo on e.
Glrd h3or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

FTNO EXCHANGE.-First-class Merchandise, suit
sb- Tor any small pace; Of
The city pfsffea Apply ~. H. WELLS, No, Al Lbsrtys'
hralln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

LNINE FANCY FURS. ..
CHAs. A. HERPICH
IA now oaefnE at h' 'Paeiou. ,.noo,,s
No 4p1 BROADWAY, near the 81. NiehOlsi Hotel,
the extensive and elegant stock Of
FINE FURS,
i.. pries the his old stand No
This consists Of the choicest vafier
Of Ldes Gents fUHs all Of his importation and
manufacture
CIIAS. A. HERPICH,
No A97 BROADWAY Snd No. 81 MAlDEN-LANE.
CHIRTS! SHIRTSl SHIRTS GEO. NJ. TRACY
- connue, newlympoved Yoke perfect NJ
linz SHIFTS OF whicil convince Of bis superior
Iii The fitting Shirts tbTei and iourPy Linen
Cellar Surebders Gloves, Hosiery Lambs Wool and Merino
Sb and D~efs Shaker Knit and Flannel Undershrts and Draw
En- Scarlet kni Fnne shifts aud Dfaweis srse assortment
Al retail by GEO ~. TRACY Agent No lOl Wiiamst N a.
NEW CARPET STORE, corner Twenty -ffth-st.
and s1tbave Crosey Royal Velvet Body BIus
81 ~ yard Cotton Chain ngra4n
al csa ef y.rd. An Wool FL 20 Extra Sup 81
Co. sfge assonmsnt Of Oh Cloths, Dusset W1dow shades
Rugs, Mats &C.. &C ~ hl-I-Li y "
OOLD FEET, and many other distressing maladies,
ocssionrd Elssirs the limbs entirely obvaed by Nine
Ds,oys.g, STOCKNG sUsPESDEBi simple efficient.
y.nent durable universally approved Ladies 3Oc Chdrens
800 Sold, led free Of No. 80 broaa") ~ l. instantly az
jused, requiring no sewing OF buttons
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-04-26
OFFICE

>.
BuREAu REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, ABANDONED LAsps;
ANDERSON DISTRICT, SC. sssasa
ANDERSON C. H., March %, 1866:
CIRCULAR NO. L. -
/. In obedience to paragraph H.. Special Order
No. 20, Headquarters Bureau Refugees, Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands, South Carolina, dated
Charleston, s. c.. March 14th, 1866, assume
charge of all matters pertaining to this Bureau in
Anderson District, South Carolina. ,sif.
IL All contracts now in existence, or that may
hereafter be made, to which freed people are par.
ties, are required to be presented to this Office fos
approval This is not intended to apply to con-
tracts which may have been made and appro7edb by
duly authorized officers of the United States. =.
Ill Refugees and Freedmen not already pro-
vided for should inform this Office of their wants.
Nv. Matters in dispute in which freed peopleare
parties, will be referred TO this Office. ~.
" The interests of the freed people will be par
ticularly looked AFTER in order that their rights may
be secured under the laws At the same time they
will be required to perform faithfully their duties
to their employers and families
WILLIAM STONE, Brev't MAJ. Vols, :
Acting Sub-Assistant Commissioner. *
April IL, 1866 4S at,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-04-26
NOTICE TO BoND-HoLDERS.

AT a meeting of the Directors of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company, hold at New
berry, March /, 1885, the following preamble and
resolution were adopted:
"wnEREAs, The Legislature ut its last session
passed an Act authorizing the Greenyillc and Col
umba Railroad Company to create lien on their
property and funds, for the sum of four hundred
thousand dollars, for the purpose of relocating and
constructing such portion of their road between
Frog Level aud Columbia as they should deem ne
cessary, which should have priority over any lien
in favor of the State, provided the consent of the
holders Of the unendorsed bonds be first obtained
thereto: Therefore,
"Resolued, That the holders of the unendorsed
bonds of the company be invited to meet the Di-
rectors in person, by proxy, at Columbia, on the
Wednesday before the first Monday in May next,
for the purpose of considering that question"
| In pursuance to the above order, the holders of
all bonds of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company, due 1st July, 1866, and 1st July, 1868,
are requested to meet at Columbia, on WEDNES-
| DAY, the I'd May next, at IL o'clock m
J.-P. SOUTHERN, Auditor and Treasurer.
April 10, 1865 A 1t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

HEALTm REPORT.

OrF1cE BoARp or HEALTH. Nashville. September
Il, 7r. N.--There have been officially reported
M 10 this p. A.. fourteen new eases Of cholera
and eight deaths as follows
SoPHA HADLY. (eoiorcdD age - Seized
Yesterday A. n. Still under treatment Lives on
Summer street between Demumbranc street and
Brooks alley.
p - OoouaAx. (colored girlD age l6 months.
Taken yesterday at p. N. Died to-day at A. n
On Summer street. between Demuinbrane street
aud Brooks alley.
3. JonN SIMPSON. Ccolorod) age g. Taken ut G
A. A. Died to-day at . P. N. On Cherry street,
between Church and Broad streets.
1. Mrs. j., (white.) age 10. Taken at p N.
Yesterday. Under treatment. On corner Broad
aud McNairy streets.
& Rev. DR.. GoopLrrT. aged GO JeiEed at P. n.
yesterday. died this morning at o'clock Lived
ON corner Mulberry and sammor street.
G. L. q. GooDLErT. aged %. taken at P NJ yes
tcrday, now convalesoent, ON corner Mulberry ana
Summer street.
:. JNo. - (eolorcd.) AGED 40 taken yoster-
day p NJ. still under treatment.
s. CSC. CuRIIN. taken yesterday. still under
treatment, lives ON Cedar street near the Peni-
tcntiary.
9. NEWTON Esros Cwhitel aged 10, seized ut
O'Clock TINS morning. aAtAA AiittA
in vicinity Of Judges Spring.
TO- Mrs. Nelly. aged =. seiSed this A. ~. still
under treatment. lives on First street, south OF
Ash street. East Of Franklin Pike.
n. Mrs c.. (whiteD aged 80. taken last
njeht. at O'Clock. still under treatment lives on
Ash street near Franklin Pike.
u. Mr.. r. twhitel age 80, was attacked yes
tcrlay at o'clock, still under treatment.
~. b. BARBER. (col9 was attacked Monday
night Died to-day at y o'clock Lived on Gay
street near Spruce street
Il. Mary PSrroN. (col.) age %. was attacked
last evening about o'clock. Died at O'Clock
this morning. Lived on Brooks alley, between
High and Summer streets.
DAN BOWMAN. reported last evening" also
- PARTON. Ccol. woman heretofore reported
died yesterday at S O'Clock P. n.
MARY FARREI. tcol) reported yesterday died
AZ. N. to-day.
There were six other cases unoticially reported
10 have occurred in various locations through the
city. BY of the Board OF health'
I'D. PLuNEEr. NJ. d., Sec.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A COLoRED BiGANTsT.-HENRY FOGa, whose
general appearance indicates him as a genuine
African without faint in his blood. was yesterday
arrested on States warrant charged with having
enc more wife than the law allows. He was car
ried before Recorder w. II. WILKINSON. who pre-
sided az the preliminary examination.
Both wives appeared in court and gave their
evidence. Il appears that HESRE was attached
10 one Of the negro regiments stationed here last
year. and during that period feeling lonely while
Of guard. he wooed and won sable damsel by
the name Of ELIZA WHITE. Several witnesses
testified 10 being present at the wedding. and that
the ceremony was performed by one SANDERS. a
colored minister regularly ordained.
after a short period Of married bliss, the rest
less youth began to tire Of his odorous bride, and
finally deserted her, and began casting about for
another to take her place in his affections. He
hit upon Lucy NELSON, q c0pDer-eolored negress,
old enough TO be his mother. and through his soft
insinuations succeeded in claiming her for bis
own. II was arranged between them that as soon
as he was discharged from the army, and in order
to have the thing done up right" as Mrs. FoGG
No. expressed it, be was 10 get a license and
they were to be married with due form and cere-
mony. He fulfilled his promise and married No.
2 the last week in August. The ceremony was
performed by Esquire ROBERTSON, at whose house
the bIushing bride was employed.
Ills guilt being fully established. he was sent to
Jail to await the action Of the grand jury in de-
fault Of bonds in the sum Of $1,000.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
rur yAcuLrY NOW CONSISTS OF


Rvv slMuEL B. WILSON, D. d., President,
and Professor Of Pastoral Theology and EVi-
dences. Gkf1ts5at
REv. b. M. SMITH, D. D.. Oriental and Biblical
Department
RTv..R. L. DABNEY, B. D.. Professor Of sys7,
tematic and POlemie Theology and Sacred
Rhetoric.
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History and Government
This Seminary belongs TO the General Assembly
ef he Presbyterian Church IN Unitea states,
(Southl and Is under the care o. me ss az ' =.
A grafaifoas, but thorough course OF Iheo!ogleal
Education 70 all young men having the mlnisst rs
in view, Of all Protestant demon
and eaparity The buildings are handsome ana
coiamodious aifordiag furnished rooms nee o.
charge for forty students; and are placed ~ -
healthy climate and good borhood, access Die
Nv Sorfh Side ard Danville Railroads. he ne,
ccssary expenses are Boarding, about slsy--r eei
and lights s1S-W ashing SO Contingent Zee -
Candidates for the ministry o. our own Sha
,rhose peeuniary means are insufficient. reserve
such aid rs is needed. 70 carry then iorNafe "
their studies. e.. Wi.
IL has been and viii be the eudeaFoT OF the
FeruIfy 10 iucsiieate the Christan Religion, -
hsId In an times ~ sound Presbyterians the sole
headship Of Jesus Christ over DIS tnercn' ~
srrluEfvefr spiritual nature 81 her functions. tae
entire independents and separation Of Shnren apo
state and the sacred importance 81 holding tas
ckureh and all her teachings apart nom Aud
sbeve every secular and political c1ncernIa eiit
n Il manifest hence. that the Advantages OF tnla
-chool Of sacred learning can Be cousistentiy en-
brseed ~ alf true CHRISTIANS irrespectiye Of a.
.r~;fies AZ opinion touching secular alaifs. Bal
I. 4 REQUIRED BY eandcr that those Whe REJECT Ana
oppose with heat the above holy Rrinelpie.s. =
which We are e. ss lie os'S vice thsy vii
s .;s;o X. L. DABNBf,
ai'io' Clerk Of the Faculty.