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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
THE
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
THIRTIETH VOLUME.

vUyHIS we'll known religious family newspaper,
Il commences its THIRTIETH VOLUME, in.
January, 1867, under the editorial control OF the
REV. E. II. MYERS, D. d., who has conducted
it for the past twelve years.
Devoted to Religion and the interests of the
Church of Christian organ of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, in the South Eastern
States high literary charaoter-having among
its contributors and correspondents many of the
most eminent divines in that Church, and giving
due attention to every question of public impor-
tance, to facts in Science ard Art to the News, to
the Markets, ETC., etc., we deem it the uery paper
for the Family, where but one paper is taken, and
worthy place with the best whore several are
taken.
Besides, it is emphaticaly the paper for the
poor man. land such we MI are now for it is
cheaper, style and size considered, than any pepper
in the Southern States.
AS medium OF extensive country advertising
it is the best paper in the SOUTHEAST having
wide range of circulation, and large list of sub
scribers in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and
Alabama!
ANY person sending $50 90, will be entitled to
copy of the paper for one year, for this service.
Those wishing to subscribe may remit by mail,
or apply to the nearest itin Grant preacher Of the
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church South, all of whom
are Agents for tho paper.
Terms Three Dollars fer one year; Two Dol
lars for eight months; One Dollar for
four months.
Lraria5lY, Cash in adranc:. When the money
is exhausted, the paper is discontinued.
J.W. BURKE, &C0.,
Macon, Ga.
oct1 st 40
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w This is to certify that was discharged
from the Army with Chronic Diarrhea, and
have been cured by DR.. MAeGIEL's PILLS.
WILSON HARVEY,
97 Pitt Street
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
.IuNE 1sr. 1866.

DIR. MAGG1EL: take my pen to write you
of my great relief and that the awful pain in my
side has left me at last-tLanks to your Medicine.
Oh, Doctor, how thankful an that con get
some sleep. + CON never write it enough. 1
thank you again and again, and am sure that
you are really the friend Of all sufferers. could
not help writing to you, and hope you will not
take it amiss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

ra7HIs WRINGER has again taken the FIRST
PREMIUM r .hc Great Fair of the Ameri-
can Institute. has also taken the FIRST PRE-
MUM at - State Fairs of New YORK. vermont
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlain Valley Fair, and at most
Of the County and Institute Fairs throughout the
country.
Over 100000 have been sold and are NOW in
use in the United states, and ice nerer heard ct
one that tcas not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringers, in having large rolls of solid India
Rubber, so protected by strong coawHEELs that
they cannot slip or break loose from the shaft Its
strong wood frame cannot be broken, and doe:
not rust or soil the clothes. Every Universal
Wringer is WARRANTED.
We select few testimonials from person!
widely known to the public, who speak from ac
tual experience, and are above suspicion of mis-
statement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

HS-Wc havo been authorized by the many
friends Of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAN to an
nounce him Candidate for Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Edgefcld District at the
aext election.
June 20 to ~
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"My family would as soon give up the cooking
stove rs the CLOTHES WRISGER. 1t cannot DO toO
highly recon ended Solin Robinson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
For the Plantation, r
The Garden,
And the Home Circle.

AT the request of the Publisher, lam now
acting as Agent for the SOUTHERN cULTi-
vATOR; an indispensable Agricultural Journal,
published at Athens, Ga. Terms, 81 per annum.
Every Farmer, Planter and Horticulturist in
tho South should be reader of the cULTIVA-
TOR.
w Specimen numbers may be seen at the
Adrertiser Office.
D. R. DURIsoE.
Sept II tt 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

"This is the first Wringcr I have found that
would stand the service required of it"-LJ.P'
Hupgius, Lovcjoy's Hotel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

"We think the Machine MUCH MORE THAN PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR IL THE SAVING OF GAR
NESrs. We think it important the wringer should
bO fitted With GoGS."-[Oranse judo, Editor OF
American .igriculturist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
DENTISTRY.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
The Friends Of Capt. A. P. WEST RESP ectful-
y announce him as Candidate for Sheriff of
Edgefeld atthe next election.
Now ten 45
rs We have been authorized by the Friends
of Capt. Il. B0ULWARE to announce him a
Candidate for Sheriff of Edge6eld District at the
next election.
Apr IL te@ 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

"I heartily commend it to economists OF tine
money aud contentment."-iT Rev. DR.. Bel
lows.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

nN- have over Two Hundred such Tcstimo-
mails as these, but want Of space compels me to
conclude.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

Dec tee 81
We have been requested by many f-''nds Of
Mr.. JOHN A. BARKER to announce h Il Can
lidatc for Tax Collector of Edgcfeld District at
ne ensuing election. lr
Oct. g.. tea -
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GROCERIES.
WHO'D AND WILLOW WARE

Tubs, Buckets, keeers, Churns and Measures:
Baskets of all kinds and shapes;
Scrubbing, busting. Floor, Hand, Blacking, Hair,
Pope, Head, Horse and Whitcwash Brushes;
Brooms Of all kinds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
The Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL. ESQ.,,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct Is to 4S
The many Friends of Capt JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully no1ninate s h;p as q Candidate
SAIIDA
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IAMES MYERS

AM Ed III I LItSJ
116 Avenue D.
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SHOES.

Ladies' Caters, Shoes, Bootees and Slippers;
Gents French Calf and Goat Shoes and Caters
Misses and Children's Shoes, with and without
fins.
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WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS,
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS.

4,ODO Rolls Wall Papers and Borders, of new
Colors, fine and cheap, just received.
lD-A Paper Hanger furnished when required
by our Customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
YRsscnRcrs .,niled.

FOR LfyERPOO.-ln atelm.hp City N-w.Yors-Mr. Col
lett and child Mir, Bntboomy Mis-. Cs Mss Bent f Pster
and Cyrus Arnold kuhuo Ia. Carry Smith
T. A. Chsiwick W. Hsr T.. T. Kenyon J. ~ Sstby Tu.-ne
lamp, M sachnsiis Mn Jo'epiiae Leroy M., Ida Leroy W
r. Win.ns chldrsa o. Chamberlain A. bnay
M A. Berger and daughter Mr.. d. Klein Clark
Bent H. Solder yo,s lueto. Tunsrde TrsiSe A. Trolley
Castro erd ". Brsn hsr Leroy end wife w B. C.
wiz, ID. Brown, 81 Shaw. Ms, r.. Forsyh Mis, Mccall
S,nnder. ard cdr-n " Bgau,,t ctr, Dillon child
Mason Mr. Mccall Joba H. Gay Jose T. 5. L,nbisy Harvey
and others Ia tbs sesrssr
FOR BAyREin Steamship fulton--.fr and M. o. H. Hssp
end insai, Miss sHeip. bis, h. Hap. Heap
Master q. Bate, M. X. " Lyon Mr. = +. Lyon. Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Barton Ass T.. barton nurse Mr. D.
child snd nurs b. and Mrs A. l. ) MAN NJ. ara ,. WA. A.
aiovy Miss T. Gould, M,ser'. T. ,nt j. Gould hr A. Wskon
A. H. A. Psymsr LrsnaT. MIRA V. Lrsner T. Mouva Mar
milan Sohnldsbsu Wm Anderson, Mine. soit NJ sud Mrs
Arlington. child Mons Ons h-nt Glade Royann
Dsndons MI AMI Mrs Couisin-. children Mr. spd A
Csossi anu Mr. Mr.. O. Alton Mss X Alton Mss Aen
o. Ausn''ine, bliss o. Au.ugine bud mad.
In Steamship joss Dibgrt,M l. Nobl,n
Nobon and Children. kewOresns j. Niyns M IT, Ma,nr Mis-
Nssne New Orleans d. sany- francr fnei. Ferr
de Nayrsr New FORK Mrs Wsg New Orleans Mrs Fosssd
niece and daughter ns.mora. Victor Poumss California; Jules
ssfiot nee A. Deuv, Mr'. Druyl san Franccoi James
ef Nsw'York DR. i. Cav-Iis Mn Cyeris aud lehdren,
hoasean and ehd Donsd.opVe Ls fomso Rubod Hoosner
WIS mary NeynisT, Jscob Schmidt Newark knd,y Olvs,
'ns Dir and Mrs hsSsgr. O-rmany MIR lau.e Mrs Isurlct
o.nsrd bo,ssr, J. b. b,rsbe. II. Msyeon, NJ WhreI1r,
. bnrguisre, Frsnee Askunmsn, NewYork r. Coney. Mrs
Sh,rho 0qis trance M Hossan Mrs A. Oval Mrs Lecoye,
frsnei ~ Ouutli~r A. Dul@vy T.. DuTand A. Ml.r J.
Y .hf'"r Nh. Moria, and 3 childrrD-To'il. 6a
rhh biskkfOOL--ln rrnmshp Louisisns-Io.sph Tuctfr
~ yi'-, 1it-. McC: -, Mgs sI,l, I'm L,,u J. pe-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

Americas Ribie society.

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held at ths
Bible House Aston place on Thursday % inst, al 2. p m
william H. Crosby. ESQ.,. in tie chair
The decease Of M Rslph Mead Of the Managers vs
announced wherein
The Rev. Ras,on Smith read The Goth Psalm srd 'rs'so
prayer - l., o..A q, az.
len auxisries were recognHed-one IN eaeh :. "
States Of Ohio South CaFoina ano
Mssou, one in Alabama one Georgia and three ID Iowa
Communicatious were received from the Rev: '" tIIt
Milan az 10 openugs for Bible circulation In Italy ron ne
Rev : Damon Honolulu : l., sending the journal OF oAF
button OF Scriptures the Rev. Dr. keyeL fIl!thee Nc
knowledng the receipt OF funds and as TO TIE o. "
stereotype plates Of the Bible 9 the expense OF ts
Prom the Rev. Dr. BerSnc. London snncuneing 'ne D
and Foreign Bible Society have aecordiag 70
duplicate OF The next OF the eeorplaes OF re Ies'
Bible that shalt be miic az the Bible House VITA peas DS 81
preSsons IS tho reception OF the Rev. Messrs osa
Phillips delegates Jubilee meeting; from the lF' y
H. Doerng Bcl with report OK TIE German Cone CT" "
the Methodist Episcopal Church IN the Bible cause
Grants OF book. made. amounting 20 l62s volumes
They chiefly FOL the southern states for freedmen snd
others 10 Agents aUxares and committees TO the Ai,eroA
Missionary Association the Western Freedmens AID Con
MISSION etc Beside the vcgmes specified, other rYaais
books were made tse amount OF S35 IS. In acdli'l
SO were granted the Synod OF the Waiensan CtrTch
Florence fr Bible work among the soldiers Of Italy
A memorial paper the death OF Mr.. Ralph Meso va
adopted. 49,. %, a..
The Rev Raston Smith having been elected one ef t
Corresponding Secretaries Of this Society sgnnea bs nceep
tance " the Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
Arrived.

Steamship n CID Hebaa, Nesbn * g. with ns'e sud posi- to
sse4n.sp Neuin4e IN size, from yen Or an" Jay ~ 1,a
ed ,,esnboi, sdy ske bound The iol.wns ~
% Eerop spencer Morehead CITY " c. % holrs, WI.
cotton and hays stores o Murray. Ferris Co. -. a.,
ship Marnon, Iesree Liverpool Jene - WIN eoa 70 v
s,er from newport " ,e, Tor Ne~.ilsv-n.
Ship Cout entail cot GomltaIi hahmann Cseai'A har'h -
s6o E@er,d Wooi Liverpool day. With b Win ad.s d
pt-s. h. II. 1k lt Inst lat A. lon q o. spoke 'p
Galt Eo1doa Pm" Shciore. Cardiff 81 days wiki cOa' 20
B.s Joseph Ia,du tBrs Huntemann Bremen 81 days r'h
BsE Ticker Cr Friend PernaHbaco 20 days with "saf to
ba MoneynieE Gbb ceafeo. J, day., with asir Bacon
Ss aoorer,n, r cdh,on c'Tdeu,' 10 days With ~o'''''
B"r. fiela of Yarmouth Me- Jones, Glasgow - day.. With
Bsis joan Pearson orsen Lsvl, Bacno' Ayr, % ds
brig Hcrme hce Tor spanish Main Fas'sngs''-f AID M -
B.P ics n s. sweioe Cow Bay days with
'' s,s .Sp is 81 sS' MeS doTB d..'
Efs KITE tp,a rsSs,n. l,.aou. ss day. to A. n.ny
@ffgIspr, rreearo cien,cso, 10 dsy, with poi,;e'
' sd light Siiehe Ssiaa, u day with sugar to O. Dar
s.rgwses Dr Day, Minsoaue, p days with ossoOd 10
Ba Kss d. Dyer Cow Bay II day. with Goa, to NJ Greece
BG J. W Sawyer Pad.e Cow Bay u days, with coal o p
Gls josephine 'r, FORBES, Cow Bay "A days with coal to
B1s Brsnc6 ,Br Card Bay day.. with rer',on
GO.
Hfie Mary Lowell. Nnton. Rordil' FOR Newbgryport
Brg Muw auker. rrowb Ro1ion Tor salem.
sehr J. D. Msr'ha MsTna COW Boy. y days with eoal to
H. ". Loud A Co.
sshr 5ouhernbros lB Geose L.an with coal to D. h De
schr Mary LOu Ga,l Washington " c, days with rAyAi
q master.
srhr Ahce llasdy. PelTslll Iif-iuia.
sehr Rowbm, Randall, PoThrd.
- ragnt d sud n9n st. Johns p - dsy' With oil to
order.
schr FaTrasui Cogsns Calis.
Hohr y. Jones, Hnntey, MacA4s
Sehr Lamirtinr IIil Sico.
sehr Sahwa Wright. Lite River. Me.
s.hr Uniou Dtnnison konjou, for Boston
schT Alice, Loing Rond0ut oT Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
s1.aPPsNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF NEW- YORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s,,u.hip Valley CITY Snyder Norfolk City Point Richmond
caa,hp Niara Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond
sssa,.hp shedsn Bolton New Orleans H. B. Cromwell Co.
scsm.Sp 6i2,o sh@r,socd Poland j. ? Ame'.
Steamship ". P clyde Powell. Boston W. P. Clyde
se .Sp o''i Lord Wsrd Wilmington c. eqoe.peea
,eamshp Gull selu, ScSde'a' Lssuayfs Porto Os0eo %e
S'oirs.aip Noricroy, Williams New oresn. NY Co.
Steamship b. Hsle smdcn Phsdelph,l " N.Kre GO.
sas.S1 ![ss Geo c.s T. t E'Syn Co.
Steamship Ha,sera', Ca. Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
n,.sir Louisiana tsr Thomson Liverpool National Steam
EarI cia. ir-@a a. Demo, Ec.'en W. Brown Co
Bart Ioe Wo, tBs Fulton Gov Bay u. J, Dewoi Co.
FaF Si; So s:,a s% Bc. A"i, iIT 6"a.l s
H 4 noiion t?, b',@p 1sgr a. - j. H. Waihou.e
SIP Anercsn coose,, woodward London Grnne, An'u'n
SIR D.. F.eer Abe-', LIVERPOOL, c II MsI'har 8 Co.
r.. wair VIZ lB s a hyIs,, = s E.ss5
ba ais i Mai'l soe a. II H,yr sy Gol:o%S Co..
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81 'fs,s,i. ,ior Nrr.~iies Thomp.op I.nser
rr i.a0,ia Br. horlan fasa and market 81 n 'o''ls ~
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Brs pabt Now Ho'chl B'bade, II T5o,,sha-' Sons
Pig o on Js@'oo arine' 6; b. N J. D'"'i 90
sa2 a. ' n ss IN ssn Siie, TIooeAton
srhr = A. Fdyr,r,ls. Linn fefn' 1dit, \. Abbott
s,,r j. Lection tfr) .-ishor, llessonyie Moore Co.
sef anne io91 pa..ief "nl8on,' L. "'0f'4'5 ''
sear J. Baey, Lo,.n nj R.t5ond, yaa B'ar 500.
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sla. i ,,,, III r.a", F, hi.r
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
PEEED SPORTS.
Ease RnIl.
MATCHES TO BB PLAYED.

MATCHES TO De PLAYED.
The following matches arc announced:
August sLye Oak of Albany) Everett ,,e cerha
Park Grounds.
August 6-Ac,l7e va Paterson, jr Union Grounds Brock
August e-Typos Of BROOKLYN W. American Bank c.
al Carroll Park, South Brooklyn, IT q ?. m.
- august Live Oak (of Albany rs. Alliance or New
Nork)' az sixtythIrdst and Thirdaye.
August 7.-Faton vs. Magnolia; home.and.houe game
1ssot ,onion col Lansingburgh, \. ~ vs. Atlantic
August 7Peconc vs. Excelsior on the Capito round
h3p n.
August 7Mnual vs. Athletic junior clubs at Forty SEQ
ond ST. and Madison ave-
August s-Eckford vs. Union (dufas) at B.ookyp Of -
August s-Capitoinc of Brooklyn Crescent (of ia,
mscs on the Caproline Grounds Bedford. at 2jO 10.
August 6-Eagle We. Empire, at H0boken. at 3 p. n.
August s-Mutual Vs. Union OF Lansingnnrgb at lIo.
boken, at 2.3Dp. m.
August s-EeoTd 70 Atlantic (of jamaica at Jamaica 81
August 9-Ahnntc vs. Active CofYew.YOb) q. Brooklyn,
August e-Atlsntic vs. Mutual at Hobokep
August 9-Olympic OF Paterson Va Eclectic az New.
Yors at Paterson. Take lliJ ID. train, foot q Cssu
August iO-hyington Confess Cof Brooklyn at Broci.
NI August II Baker Goodwin Nine VS.. Harper Brcasr.
Nine on the Union Grounds, Brooklyn.
August l2-Frankin vs. Paterson at One.hnudfsd Ard'
August Ia.-Atlaatic vs. Eureka at Newark.
August lI--Easle bedford Mullins, OF lobok'n 13
August i1futual w. Excelsior, at Bedford 30 N.
August i5Mutua vs.. National (of Jersey City) "nh'a
August I5-Aci We VS. Empire at HobokeD. at n m.
August i6-Eckiord PeeOnie, Cagitolno Grounds
80 p n.
q ugust I6.-AtlaNiie (ofJamaica) VS.. Champion Alta
Bedford.
August 6.-CO.umbia rs. Rutgers.
August % Agate Nine (of New.YorD vs.. Typog,alf.
lo Hsooklyn) typographical Grounds Brooklyn. et2l
August l5-Natio1ais (of Albany Vs. Pecouic 81 icji
hagu.t gO-EckioId Active at h0boken. at go 3.
August 2.-EcLfosd VS.. Empire Cioins). al bIoosiyb
c.3O %.
Angus. % Star ". Eagle, Carroll Park, BrookiyD.
r No.
Sept s-Active vs.. Eagle, at Hobokep. at3p m.
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Bsfore Commissioner OsBoGN.
PASSING CnrNTIRFrIr MONEY

Tue defendant attempted Ia pass $40 bill. said
be counterfeit In sier saloon. The testimony
follows
Peter W Disosvay the keeper Of the saloon, pris.
the night before last IN grocery; his wife
formed him mat the pfsoLcf had >t 20 cents
and Lad left the saloon without nagg for thom he tool the
prisoner back his saloon and toll hn he wanted
them; the prisoner offered SO bin (he bad 0De) he
TO the Toceymsn rnd found II was bad the prisoner said u
good be had Al out Of the bank he said he had got So
bn but vould not give IL tnos seized hold OF him. ADD he
struggled to get away and whrd witness supposed TOT
helps witness struck him he struggling TO away;
an officer came IN aud witness gave him IN charge
The wife OF this witnes. confirmed his evidence.
The policeman who arrested the prisoner stated that be
searched him AZ the Station House and found on him s0
good money. anu onlg this $40 bsd.
Mr. Levy on behalf The prisoner urged that be
honest carpenter and LAYER OF fancy flooring That he had
that DAY drawn largo amount of money from bank
bis bills aud that be offered Of these bills
saosn How 10 bad was mystery. The prisoner
thought himSe have fen among hard set and whstled
Tor officer Ho offered testimony TO The good character Of
the prisoner
IlR IsaauAssllnsg A>shs,.Ss Nv piill 1si LsU Ru.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

ASSAULT Upon A BoY-Two NOTORIOUS CGAaAC
IIRs ARRssrgD-At 20 o'clock o. Saturday noInios wts
Edward Tnel aged &c years. was passing through TIE
Bowcry having in his hand wallet containing bills f~ cs
lection letters and other papers the properly Of enrcye
Messrs Chamberlain. Rowe Co. provision dealers 81 Mo-
a. 10 and Firs, when Cauas be MSS nes w tfs
notorious James Mcdonald. james Casey alias Bnrges sse
two compositions Fror the testimony OF the boy y voeo
appear that tie party he up separated 20 let hin @
between them and he did Of tne men STRUCK sH
violent blow 10 the face. Burgess thcnsraek him wia eau.
and Mcdonald OF tho tine seized bu oy W.
arms and held aim fast. The boy erred Tor beip srs
officer BOlie OF de Tenth Precinct ran 20 we efe
The companions Mcdonald aud Burgess had sucecdeS
10 their aud he at once attempted 20 'ake -
named uto cgstocT. Mcdonald iGfOuty 'te'seu
and Burgess took advantage OF s 10 sip from the gfpos
the officer attempt nrAc his escape. He eressee H
and abol, down CSlasi when ntefepeo
II The moan Oacor Boil, and Mcdonald were "a
espcratr Struggle on the wsll. both having ishen
finally ended BY the officer dealing bis opponent several
fl blows mead With his baton causing the oooo 70 p"s
freely In the melee the officer had tie buttons 20 om s
and lost his badge bat sgbseqnenT eco'en VIC sc
article The prisoners takes ~ the Essex INV
Court and arraisaei bciur, Justice Mansfield vho ZEN
'porarily committed ,hom 20 await an bs AZ
They notorious Ggitins men aud rowdes mcio"ss
with Bernard Fr,ery whoa he asSanateo Nary
IN the saloon Of after in HoGstons. and was geseo
while in tho murderer and james Clarf no Gay
after the occurrence lie 81 being an accessory
10 the murder OF Lazarus aud sentenced to serve akrw
two wears in Prison but after serving out ofpo'
of his ssa:enoe psrdooed by Gov. Fenton
Amer being ipcarerated seycra hours the prisoner ren
released ba-McDcnad being required to fIrnhh naI
the OF soOO charges OF sssauS ane
battery preferred against him by the boz aud Onecf s
aud Casey the " 500 the charge OF h~soh
preferred by the boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

The else market heavy; some 900 or 900 boIes were
,oNn az the market early ia the week BY ruptured firm
anu about TO- below the regular market price they
80 a "a 2py The wants Of the shippers Prices decln
tlk aau "a fell IN exchange and the difficulty In finding
on board the account Of the heayy
s.Pulsn.e cotton foreign buyers doing very sew
o. ue .I2 moro than l7.c for good Factory though 60
VI kirer Coz were sold yesterday at &c. Between
100 snu 80 boxes have been shipped 10 Europe past
week soo tsc.ptossoy al Of 81 per box Trade /.
& ert and fortunate that the receipts light
St we oeartock back must forward and holders NAV
We. Tor lower Tates least present appearance
point 70 Iu decline Much II the cheese now sold sub
ieo 20 they do not cont fully up TO the marx We
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less doing sales Of 800 bsgt Rio ~ lde nm prva' ,boH
COIgOi-Tle market is unsettled nll ho-'I ~ Tevss
u a. ~ Tor Mddlng Upands t. d. NevO e tnt SUI - -er
win sales = OO bss The rmors DOB ~ wy ,re cred
toned 90 o1- i..l. llcS conformation ''-H moved
Di yc.cr ay afternoon Che tome 4 ,r J and Fga'j,
pIEWODDS-Oar market FOR ho' 10, , slop 10 = ~.
has been 81 ,rsrely dan finco oal ia-, QUA iio'. ~ "a
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= 80. .rl clnl wn.n Hn MI. C,Il,r MI,. car,.r.

s ~, slss and clJ william nm Mira Carter Mise Carter
asft rr m Of N.wYork !. Holmes Grover, Philadelphia
C9aHes sir., L,7e-roo and 200 IN thc s''efss" - .
~ 4@AV4NnA TIN steamship Nissoif-t X heismann p
T. svDs Vim Wo Nurray Thoma Bonnet ME- ~ A. Jene' and
o. "a D. Fiehes,er Tines. brown VIC n1 sl u ~ uoa
,.i fIo Nm Johrson Edward Phillips frederck Mqfgrn,
Alfred H. Zsiiwn ssmnsl trmmi1. Mr. VIM hot i'hry so-
ton Arthur collin. g. d. Hun! NJ Rob of,4 oanyatreS
Theodore Cook r. Ters samuel herus Miss r. ii M on
tfi.. IA Hptsn q Il Green. A. \ Fsryer, ~ s. DARRELL G H. -
is' Hem Nlrsrn 10 n Jone. II. l.. Roberts. b. Snrde
George McOinn tnou skMcint3re ehi5 A"AA' N"b@
Dubois George DcWlt and others in the Storage
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Bri, Alice Frances lo Naca.pOrt from Boston for ess bsy
SUNDAY urht last 18Th inst on Care saoe o)
u. s. gunboaL Crew saved and landed at Mschias
Brg Cyts Johns " b. for Phllsdrpha' got sLie
night of the River but OF morning the 3D.
with radc and spoken that day miles NJ Of Little
Rive.
bTs o Srsrspor wen, sshoe might e the ID inst
The cutter Ashaiet has M Passport 10 render
aAi.fA
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The LATK BOILER ExPLoSIoS-AsorBtR VICTIM.
Morris Ken. OF the persons who we're 50 oreed''v
scaled on the morning Of Esd a by 'he explosion OF The
boiler in the sugar rcGuery OF Mes'rs Harris Co. Noa
and e Leonardst died Friday last At the Nesfors Hos
piaL inquest held on Saturday b Coroner Gos.r
on the of the former inquest submitted 90 ihs
iury Il understood that the engineer Pbip kysn AiH
, norton blame hs having heen IL minutes
ale on that morning caused by overeepng lie bad retired
late the previous evening anu was nHeh is'e fo 70
had ALREADY occurred In consequence u The anscDco " -
Of ibs Juror tlt slse H1i I.s~g2ec ss.l e yI