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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Attempt 10 Throw N Railway Train sn IL
Track.

An attempt TO throw the train from the trs1k Of the
Long Island Central Railroad. due at Hunters Pons"s
o'clock yesterday morning was made between Dser fk ana
Farminrdaie One rail taken out and thrown
M hroo that crosses the track and ton fifteen tios reN
also loosened Piled up o distance for the express pa
pose throwing the train from the tack LncksS inc e
lneer saw the obstruction times the engines rasefseo
IN time tho still reunined The Track siieont ps
terial Injury 90 any board, although eonsdersus
o was xpcrenced Tae woods having been set on IRE
from the sparks the locomotive in that IL
Is supposed to been me incentive ma emIHsan' es"
iatory and destructive deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22


The programme as follows; Iraslon d'aosue. - 10
New Tetcher; Welcome Chorus dilo-tf waking Die
onary' duct Scattered Oh the i >dei rraocae oos'
SIP" SOLO Pleasant }rmories" Anue ~ an siA"gss.
"robaceo" chorus. "CoaeatDeut.' di'"rGf, hatrnlo'
NAL Jars slo What4dOes It matter ~ '-A. Corse;
dialogue, TIE Model school," s" ~ H"f'j n,ids1E:
Music" selo. I'm Lonely Tonight F'rc"sn Chorusi
ADDRESS TO TIE TRusrErs
The following address re.a by one Of 1e pupils;
To tie Trasi'ss o. tte ForiocHls Ward.
GExTLEgES; The yli Vi the psi Is soon TO oe dftsa over
the Iecoros of your connection with this eh' 10 u, has
Lougt much that w always lie rem ms iri Hhh pleastr.
Duns the that you have wnic!ed :" az g ave Been
most Happy and he u;ifa bud efce by those
whu never talked about IN If love Tor rsc bar lowed II IN
far durable monument whicH W" r"> WIZ s-ns forth
from walls who viii do honor 10 t~f ~ eros men
who soOd forth friends when % be 30 Wa bot az
Fashionable at the pessnt day! hfF M rs se on our
val placed there by those who wou most gladly Aaye given
10 them M enduring tablet brS ~ could
One Of them needs nough from Is hr bis ne y wrea'nee
in bis eoat go and Tleo "n m E - s va ~ ass
gallant 9th aud its hraFe commander c trtb an honest
pride that they a have part IN the folrtesh "ard'
N S'.1a new % OH ibSr T be- tn rs~
None nanied b., i.-.'
Nor can We forget Andrew H. GIern 80 Whose name N
united wh Central Park as its MT .pergehe ccmnis
soner May live long enjoy the heaut DC has be ped
create FOR the poor wei the e. Ice s0ah fal rs
20 mention al who came from Warl ss Aessrs.
Boese Ind West still labor Tor the goo! "A now 70
and all would reIn oar sincere "a X T.. all your
knaacss 10 us through Tie long periol " yesrs That
your uinrc may happy yon how lie sst Is the
wish OF both teachers AMI pnph' coo'ed Gram@n
AUD Lang Syue was then sung acs WHICH were
delivered by Messrs RICHARD WAR.FN. Pm g-oS, MILLER
the Rev. Mr.. EAuIf. GU NoUhAt = ~ Az PIT. MIA
VAN pAIRCK Brennan the Rev Nj. DIXON Nj goEsR and
Among the visitors was delegation Holland, at pres,
have been by their Government 70 insect ssd repor
upon American school system ~" 'Nig EeEtemea
present yc> "iGai esml'se The con-
mssoas 1. a. CTomucl H. l. O,e,. j. j. he-er, al "
Amsterdam. The exercises then dT 'w % .os'.
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a.eh Co Va. hoe, a,r.N Of H.,sr,. With s..,, "a

n Bnch Go. Hs been dsys OF Hsrerss With hes-y aet
Ne winds; and split sells. . u
HrVgrt rrluc-. finl i2th 25ih ipf. sd bsrf
ah NAY 18Th 80 s. lon S. spoA' L1 Rii rom LiSer,
,ol fp- New York. 30 Days out
slim D-uscland (Bsn Heusen Hsmhnrs 81 icy. with md.es
and IN ra. u kularit Co.. Two edAts 8nd ciGsu ded f
s Is 81, lon u % passed nonss icrberzs =
Ship liverpool Tsinbenn London anf e Of Nlsa aPni Is
l i.r AID so mes Grinn-, Mltrp lay a. 1T ~
g. lon 81 p company with slp EAe"so fini sefpos
for Nrg-iok. Z
sap Albert Os'iin Desao, Lvepoo 2S days ~h ud.e snt
~ pas nnr Rcd ~ d. 10 n y yosng ealdfet
olfuGuf.; taf Tin ,r4ry wiuds o. haf lf5+ plssege
sa 10 lc- been three days Of Nanuct with hsnt wa
and ca.msi ., - a. L. LIT
ark Aune Ala (of Fm9uih pans' 7ins v t,Ss gitE
s 10 uruit Co. 18Th inst lat IS ~ on - "a" -o.S
stnudne NV with msinnat aud loretOpllls 49, g, q,
E,rs Gustav Brem Calm, HAVE Dee a. Va Hi'ra fhta
Anil G. where ia ior repairs. hagng dg ~ he-y ss
sn buwks. lost sliis cutwa ART Sas i No
bsdy; has general cargo, Consigned 20 bey4 uncAst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
A San Francisco circular Of April %, says.

San Francisco circular Of April ~, says
No unusual eQulImcnts exist Tor money. The market IS
easy Bankers their customers a ali per cent per
month ana morgaged loans negotiated u al per cent
with occasional transactions lower rates short loans
the governed by the necessities Of tho borrowed
bis cOaora ranging sometimes high
q per cent but osner not exceeding az cent What
ever thought the risk OF investments for Which such
rates ave demanded Il is quite CERTAIN thar the money len
der generally well secured aud seldom loses Tho better
class mining 10 be accepted 10y capitalists
the basis loans but those Of less prominence accom-
Inodatons obtained wh difficulty The supply OF capital
fully equal 10 demand Thus FAR there no ndca
tons Of tie strugcncy sometimes prevalent OF TINS period Of
The product Of some portions OF TINS
and Nevada y increasing, and tho receipts from al
sources since Of reference amounted 10 81.
$50 90 making aggregate oi - 5000 thus lar during the
current month
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the week
ending May l. were:
.sll35 lsG5.... sZ,fo Decrease. sl3 81
Tho following are the cOmlaratiyc earnings of the
Michigan Central Railroad for the second week IN My;
lsG - en- lGf 1865 ..... 81 5O2 Decrease el253s
TIE PoftsrWc sinners journal ofthc l9th says:
The quantity Of coal bT railroad this week Is % 20 o.
canal 20 for the week. 1880 o. turs. against lf'uJ
tans corresponding week last The trade
W this week % follows compared with last year:
1865. 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
1866.

The shipment ON this region lat week shows increase
compared witt last week - 1880 Tho great increase
over the pOudiug yoar OwIng the fact
that tho ado sus ndeG this t year. IGcre
is no now feg ture In the trade this week notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
CoLonxD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30. 4.
REORGANIZATION OF the Coiorcd schools Uoae'
the Board of Edneaf,on-F1rew"i, fsecep
lion 20 the Old Trusire--En,srs.iins Exes
ci.eS-Addre.scs, spcecbe-, SSr.


series of interesting exercises took place yesterday
al Coored Grammar School No. !. Mulbr-st 10 IBIS tiy
heoccasn being reception in honor Of the rorginiSaloa
Of the coored schools under the Board Of Edneeon and
formal taking Of the Trustees Of the Fourteenth ward
have hitherto directed the srs II he school Tbs
exercises ia which male and fsmac pupils bore toe chiet
pnt were conducted In one OF tie arge e's'roons ard
ogs,ed off very happily Tue cblrn wg, al eity dressed
aba were evidently much graf Led at having
In their power 70 c0BtribHte g. Tie ssief tainrnenf
% those who have been their patrons IN ihe 9si There vo
large number visitors the BoI o. / nc iD Ociog wei
ronresonied Mr. LDyfrgc the Niee Prime - ~ mo nnh
DEPARTMENT presided at the piano and m ~ vllDns solos
diets AID cLoruos which sung the Children niy sn
taned the reputation which their race las w)l 70 Tue "ora
Sweet sounds" and tine bore testimony 70
careful traini of their teachers. Though toe programme
Yesterday Confined Tather what c1Bd The emee
hmens an education there ID reason = beeye hai
the pupils are f0d IN usual GOA
mon scaoo fully equal any other scno no ths cry
result due in 10 hs 10r "i Toe fnnoiPsj
OF the Male and Female Departments, M Jnn Peterson ana
Miss Eliza Gwynne.
There aye AZ the present time FIVE CT' sch ols IN the e
all under control u the Board of EdlclJn There nj
distinction made between them and me "tt"r scoo oSes
which the Bard has supervision The sane iecltes s
afforded the standard of competrncy required 10 tIs
teachers and the announcement held out Is one arg
the Immediately behind tue ~ ces "rk "as beai
framed card, which bore the following;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rs......tjJ sun srs.......lO Noon N.es...l05
WATER
Sandy Ilook ...l59 CIV. Island. 1.JJ Hell Catc".,.i 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
r.ce;pt. Of Produce.

M.yo1a ga bbs Flour 22O bbs Corn Meal ZOO sael
Corn Meal coz sacks Oilcnke 1900 bush Whe 5.s push
Corn IA POS bush Oats 600 bush. Rye h3D bn si ;"
pkgs Ashes 500 bills Pork. 800 pkgs Cut Meats 80 pigs
Lard 4 sGs bbs Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Travellers Guide.

70 Albany oy Hudson Il. Il, Depot ;ohst an iotbss,
iois R.s o, m - ;- an" ID, !, gs E re sisr r
a.. az M M and AK CIV WI Ian Az md ps .tsto1
G,y 1ndsv ed from lot Of Cnal y. Rat
70 "a, HOssT .S ............7
10 p0 B,Iiorr nd ws.i.son b Ne@jeI.S Il r.;
,OG s%aly.
10 Bo.ton. BY NeT'Lonion Inc, Pier 80 n r.. daiy
10 6 5 By Ee8.iis1cn il r., 1srdnsGs 2th.
10 IS Boston b. Haven r. t. ,. sa ia
I; e. .5s e. r. W.T.
"a en- Egnrr,nt trsr ................ 2. m
10 Pr s ~ Al 'Y' anI Tina ~ and 3 and.. 81
10 n "a s a bo, ie oyt rom or n 4, m.
10 M 20 e.. 1'd ~ s.reS t s51 % B. a5
road Tor es'ions wet Of Nlban a. 4'lo p m Nor m
70 Sow ,1ra c;;ncciis i'll r. Hartford, ard
r. s5er b, the seylasen r. 2iih.t srd lf
To s' Essosih. wc., Psa fouliec ,' oao aIi
n ic q9, ,, Pc loot Of 'S. t. dly at.1:1Op
To Mew ase1ll ip1 to s oo, % Bcay IT, p
i.ndnr. ~ steamers foot Jay IT., daily lsnndy *
; Js,s, coaa.cas With The Daiary m By steamer
Neye9k Per No. g + r. d1iy' Il, Il "'
ientowu rosa OF Lbertyst. y. r.. g. m u IN -
- s' s saSo by SSercy RAILROAD icc Of c3a
hnltsi., snd 10 a. IN, u M. and D. NJ and - m
To 10y 81 .taers csan,eci' and RIP yn wu,I"' -
To W,.bgrcn by Sew,Jerey r. H. loot Of Court
l,nit4.. q ard 10 u, ! p. m, AMI u midnight n N,
TO every saturday Back s'a and New.ierk
ref yaEaa6 e,c,y Thnr.iay Murray. Line, ofeo 10.
For s1rs-lsh " ~ s.aol,y BY Empire Line G'rri u
.on AS9 No. ;:,, TSn ,y Pioneer Line Pier No
For soptan, tpl ialoseo ad erti.en,nt r. r.. 49,. Al
vcI,semsuts Ia another par; Of thi' piPcf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
SPOKEN,

pay is lat 40 S. lon S. shp Rapid from Liverpool for Ns''
YORK 80 dfys ort. 90, -. 1T, roi.,,a Vrh,l,nip.
,atii 70 lst * IS Ion. 49, iunbuf{thip Epgrii- H.
Nv la, 81 30 lon. 81 Norwegian o-r@ bnes""' ''' Ds'
for Montreal, days OUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

'HcuS''n'' - 900 I;i -io Ia '
Celrin-s for the ending May -i ~ 90 VI
week ending Nay 1........... 90 t 80 -
Ia ending Nay
the ending Nay l9.......... 123'i -
IL is reported that the Government will loso between
S90O00O and 100000 by the failure ofCuyer Penn Co.
Exchange is quoted as follows; London, prime bank
ers 60 days. lo); London, prime bankers sight, ilOla
lOl; Paris, baukcrs long 5.l2, ajll5 Paris, bankers
short 5OS,; Antwerp 512l d5ll; Swiss, 5.i2l 05llli
Hamburg, 81; Amsterdam, q; Frankfort IL di9i Bre
men, 80: Berlin, 15l a73!.
Fnights ere dull the engagements to Liverpool arc
% hhds. tobacco on private terms. The Italian brig
Siege was chartered TO Cork and market with 1900
bush Com Is. 3D., and the Italian bark Attila with
5000 bbls Tar TO Greenwich on private terms
The Portage Lake Mining Go2ce April ls has the FOL
lowing of the products Of the mines located IN
the Lake Superior district for the hst quarter of the year
ISt6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Chances for Dusinces Alen.

SUIUlE5 loI DN9lltSo lAltU.
A BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL for SALE
Pelautly iocaed s,iahshcd. and prosperous Inquire o
John q. Month "a, New iasrn conn.
active business man. with $4,000 or $4,000,
~ wanted 70 iaAe in'er~t ia very pon able ANlFAc
sd ba.ne-,. Appiy a. s.. in Broadway, Room, 80 H.
A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.-Couuty and ate
~ r.ts Of Patent Coscals NlEHE, improved mode % adv
u.ue n y oud Md oAer publ p co. aif now oA i'
FREDEGiCE wIraE Kaoiy I,n.. ?. o boz So loi
A GROCERY for SALE-Lease and Fixtures, with
~ without siocAi viii BE- soi cheap Inquire Of MORGAN
BOVINE. no IN Thimuve.
L'OR SALE-A DAILY NEWSPAPER and JOB
,. bed raG - 900 per hoar Albums donbe
medium half medium Gordon fnnkn one SNAIL boIln
cafdcu Hoes paaccnic. oion loh ~" ln"~l good
and Tue euto Office vii be sold cheap Tor cash o.
STD person desiring 10 Into perhp in The above
oee favorable opportunity VIII be oil tho PesN
pIoirieions. Apply :. u hV.sp "usnhs,uh ". :.
NOR SAlE-The DEPOT BUILDING at Pleasant
vil Wochesier Coanty, tie arl Railroad 81 me nom
together with stor 0sse. and yeaI Income oaoout
sGOo Ior fa particular apply to HENRY MOORE. No 20 Piae
LOR SALE, Cheap-Ibo TOOLS, STOCK and
good business Inquro No 9I Wc, rweniy f,u third hoor
StTEAMBO AT j. N. LEWIS for SALE cheap; 100
~ long 20 fcct beam q mles cylinder, feet stroke feet
daft Also secondhand Ships Boats - per FOOT 81 new
~ srTpfN ROBF 8Ts ios Of On ,ilusdre and
I.rcm Riy,r whr,e .he Steamboat lice
Tl'nE best indictment given to manufacturers is
this making ONcis We.sLng HORSE HAY FORK.
peen.y patented PeFgri "hins to renee orc fourth interest
pioaIiy ansvercd BY od1f..i X oNFiL Eiag,'ca N Y
Stlnn to SI,0O0 looking for business,
W wv @d po.,essei Of nsas capital % 100 TO slvo by
county in tie 6aisi STATE ctsiyG VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
! '1-i q ~ SCHUYLER. Superintendent,


sTarr o. NKu YorK BsSS prPkRTAENT
ALsAsY. Arril p. la". {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
~ T E L.us 1850 nid Irws ~ lif5 that tire circulating
nooi .ucl hr CHATHAM BANk hnsng a.octn located
IN Tie CITY o. vi b. redeemed pa, b 'ie suLfntrnd
en- department nseniafon ~ llf NEW iOhh
NATIONAL ATE BANK in the City Of Albany, io six
'front.' DO is hereof. AL not thereafter.
rcuiir notes of a." s htu must be icsenif a.
.eeonssd within the date hereof, and al note,
lc ha Irleupou payment within TIE
tine thus Boz the fud Ia tLs
kluds u tLc Superintendent To- tha' f,rros-
ulyi lswfmIn ~. w. s'HJ LtR Superintendent
TI,HE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK have RE-
MOVED to their Bsnkiug ROOM Sastaus, northeast
Ia Of Pine A., LATED S;stes Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
,rniI.t,os. n, ,,c rc.t.Omcr.

Malls lose NJ the vost-Ohicr.
For Great Britain and the CoEpncr By scsmet China
Mnf
For Lineion JAM by ,ieanos fsisman May 81 IL
fog Eunpe by s;ennffs c,rbrc, Mednestay
For kev.OIeans by lshoai-ilaIs c!oie daily a. al
No Mali seit by - A.. 800 -,
For City, Colorado Salt Like rtih and pll
cervne, Calioma, di'y. isuadiys except By Over
ind ttiO p IN
.,ofh Mu! wa Hudson River H. r. through snl way
p
Past .ian ta Newl4vru H. EI........3 = lJ) ind
kat MAJ New Haven Nsll,,,'.''''lps w. ana ~ D. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

for The relief Of the foreign correspondents Of American
honses
The following shows tho condition Of Che Kcw.YoFt
CITY banks this week and Lost;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
financial.
ME NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM.
The Books FOR subscription 20 Tie
Capital stock
yEw.YoRK PETROLEUM Gas AND HEATING

COMPANY Ton Mutual rpl. .
the l7h day - May ~ the blhhlhS
onso OF J. ucsry, No 23 Broadway aud WIZ femhn open
The csat,i Of pc Company G1cd a. so0oo With power to
ios 10 any amount the erection Of suitable
vvok- and y sod service Ppcs % meet ~. coup
Ron other ea pa ofthe ty ~ Nc"-"
~, Can ,a The patented pTocci.ss II tue ian1
ee OF y ed or permanent gns from Grade poenn ana no"
e 10 the CITIZENS Of Newly OH opportunity 70 s1D ipe 10
the ock Company which has Just been oglEd io Tue @
pose OF inhabitants Manhlan IfAnd Mih '
n mi liant r,s wi oh used either flr illumination or a.
fuel and sht public lamps IN manner That The cry vi" De ~
night, as ishi q. day. , . A.. IT., ,fs.,, 81, .o..
Of having been Teso va upon ~
10 BE- snhs, rbef- 70 ne i
k ofths Company only "ccin he henrht o. lntP
ia the business 81 slihlns ehi
Isv, direct common ia the wcc n The Company!
ieneut OF l. superior blncS oftle Light as compared win
s oel cll aud M exemption rom offensive oI'oi-
gfp o. the petroleum eas y beng es' man oN'
I IN ,h consumer viii commend itse 10 r.
er rec supply convenient AID rooron'ti rl oi
cuirs, and i1indy purpo'e O consumers, tnd TIE ripc |
rv are invited Office Of ihr Company ana "'' inc
,as in practical operation Where al .,aI. ~ be ss,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
ANE MILLION EIGHTY SIN THOUSAND AND

ANE MILLION EIGHTY SIN llOl sAND MD
~ TnEFF ~ -SDRED DOLLARS. BEING TN litOl SAND
EIGHT NJ SDHED AND siA Ihfkt shhhEs Or iiih
tAPfTN. STOCK or Tilk BANK o. TIE STATE OF Nir
souri, FOH MI uudcf nrl having been gllen' Ar"u
Missouri - OBJ. sale Of tie STICK l Or sld
STAT. n tc 81 hlsso. Nj receive 500. pore
hc puclte - fi siogs 81 iy 't rf'o u y COZ
o Ills41nle Of iie tcitIs
h.eby Tho s,str entitled Al aci o. ahorz" tho
~ Naoall irs,
vide for tbe b. this state af bans mi =
protect Seminary Common School fuli aud psOEio io s
ssio iuye.ulsui.f APPROVED aisI stA 1870
Tie nai, u shares pFopoic 10 b. purchased
ihr price Ter sharo irdlui tn wtohe Ia money -
bouis tbs state sud must le signed ty the h.ider
f-,.is !, - Ioais No JOSIAH FOG0.
81 Ionic Ami n. 1900. Atnt Of lo State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
1apinss BanKs.

OK PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
y FREE from Government lax,
ga Sums nom 81 20 O'1 bY
THIRD. W. SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Twenty sixth ~ and Thi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

CHicAgo AID NORTH NEsTEss RAILWAY OrrASi,
SEcRrTAgys OFFICE CaiCsGr, MY 3 1870
rI,UE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE BOND
1 foLDFRs AsD STOCKTON DFBs # tie AGO &
NOETTT.W FsTFRN RAILWAY COMPANY, wi, b. bold = The
Or % the Company IN 'he city ~ thn7o, on IhbSDAi o
u" u'' " JAMFS ". YOUNG. Secretary.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05
Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE, CUBA.

NEW York, July .. The steamship Cuba
has arrived from Liverpool June % via
Queenstown June2i. with three days's later
news. sss,A ,.,,y>; 49,.
No collisieniof mas sni,ale had Occurred be.
tween the bclligercnts,a bat~battes. were Ok
lectcd near Frankfort and in Saxony and
Silcsia. ,.g,,,
The first shock of arms will probably
take place in Silesa. The Prussians have
entered Austrian Silesia The Italian ar
my crossed the Mincio June % without op
position, having given three days notice to
the Austrian commanders that Italy would,
on that day inauguiate host,liiies. The
Italian Ministry has'been organized, un
der Ricasoa. II is, stated that Cardinal
Antonelli has resigned, and THAT he will
he succeeded by Cardinal Ahieti!u, u,s,ri isl
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05
Congressional.

"AsHlNGroN, July 25. 1.-The Conference
Committee of both Houses ,agteed on the
Paris Exposition Bill, only substituting
cufrenoyior coin. The Bill goes to tho
Presideat. ~, -
The House passed aresolution'requesting g
the President to inform the House whether
the persons Of loyal citizens of the United
States arc. sufioientl protected int tho
Southern States, and whether any addition
nj legislation was necessary to, cIotho him
with sufficient authority 70 protee. all loyal
citizens of States recently in rebellion In
the enjoyment of the constitutional rights.
The Conference Committee arranged the
differences between the two Houses on the
Freedmen's s Bureau Bill, and the Bill goes
to Che President for approval or rejection.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05
1886.

TOUSEKEEPERS troubled, /, with vermin
need be soino !ohger. If they use .tCosrAR's"
Exterminator, Webaye used it to our salts
faction; and IT box cost SIS, We would have
II. We have triedpoisons, but they Effected
nothing but tg'Oostar's'' article knocks the
breath out oftRatsp Mice. II oaches., Ants
and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write i,
ltis 10 great demand ahi ?overt the country
-Mendina, Ohio, Gazette. . q
TBeA+ Sec hCospAR's' advertI eai ent Shove >
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05
SECOND DIsPATCu.

New York, july ?, Evening"
Flour advanced lof. a l3c. Sales
5000 barrels State $500 a $lO.25 !;
Ohio, $3.50 a $l3.75; Southern 5000
ALI. Wheat-sales of 5000 bushels
No. 2 Milwaukee $2.10; No. | Mil
waukie $3.50 White Missouri $3.50.
Corn advanced lc.; sales of 2GO, 600
bushels at SO aS7. Beef firm. Pork
firm; sales of 5000 barrels. Mess at
32.33 32.50.Lard dull at l9 a 2ls.
Whiskey dull. Cotton dull at 36 a
38. Sugar dHll'; Muscovado loI a
l4f, Spirits of Turpontine steady at
82a s3. Rosin steady at So $50,
Petroleum steady. Freights firm.
Gold 54$. ,,. j.. D..
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Suicide of Senator Lane.

WAsHISfroN, July 2..-Reprcscntati3e
sydney Clarke this morning received tele-
gram from Leavenworth, Kansas, saying
thatSenator Lane, of that State, shot him
self through the head last night, and
died at nine O'Clock to-day. Senator Lane
LETT Washington eight or ten days ago, and
at tho time complained Of being unweil;
suffering from nervous debility.
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Mobile Market, &c,

MOBILE, July 2,-Salfs Of Cotton to.
day. $50 abalos. Middlings 49, Ac.
counts from ths interior ofMississippi
aud Alabama are gloomy. Cold aud
yet vet weather, has greatly impaired the
corn and the cotton, and unless there is
great Improvement there Will rot be a
fourti, Of crop. @,ia" TlaJ.Y-'
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s'''DSsss' PA a.. iss.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL A OF TEJE BEsEHHEN-
COMMENCEMENT OF HosTILlTIES.,

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1866"

FARMERS AND IH0USEKEEPERs-
should reooMect that hundreds Of dollars
worth Of Ora D. Provisions, sc. are an :
nualiy destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ante, and
other iusecIs ard verinin -yall of whioh oau
be prevented ny q few dollars worth, of
'CosTAR's' Rot, Roacii, Ant, &c., Bxter-
minator, bought and used freely.
BeAp See"CosfAR's" ADVERTISEMENT above.
/ BeA. Sold 4 sgO 4.Fa8f
8ea- By -
All Druggists and Dealers overywherei
the South.
BARNES. WARD & co,
Wholesale Agents
june 5'GG-lyr
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Administrator's Notice

II AUGUSTUS DESPORTES, dece'd for
advertising in, or subscription to the Fair
fold HERALD, or Winnsboro REGISTER ale
hereby notified to make settlement by note,
or otherwise TO II. A Gaillard, Attorney at
Law, Winnsboro, s. G.
r. $. DEsPoRTEs. admir-.
June 20-x2t1
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1856.

A, RATS rersds BIRDS. - Whoever engager
in shooting small birds is cruel man who
ever aide inexternasnating,ra in ratsis o benefac-
tor We should like some one to give us
the benefit Of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be-
SIDES dogs. eats, and trapsfo this business.
Scientific American, ~ J.. Iu
lRi DtA- See TCosFAR's'' advertise m ent above.
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The Cholera

New 9oRE, June 30.rAll ,apprc-
tensions about cholera here have ceas-
ed. There is case occasionally, but
it cxcitcs only localattcntion. Quar-
antinc is also free from, the scourge :.
No deaths OF additions yesterday from
that disease, n.hrL