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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
i UNION CLAIM AGENCY.
THE OLD STAND No. 20 PARK ROW Times Budnsl, n T.
SOLDIERS entitled Bouniiss by Act Of Congress oil July 20 @
HEIRS Of Soldiers. entitled those entitled to INCREASE of
PENSIONS OFFICERS entitled 70 three mouths eKtr, pay can
have their claim. prosecuted by calling Immediately as above
the cd stand Of LERRERTs HOFFMAN Co.
Thoe soldier. who ;:uoi tbs po'n' our Office last "n''
Ofos opsu from until 10 10 accommodate those who
cannot business dHs dsy Correspondence promptly
answered Address . - $500 ....
UNION CLAM AGENCY. 90
No 40 PARK ROW 'Posi-Chiee Boz No assl,, n u
TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY, No. ~
u Brodwsy up removed No 81 Bieekersi Ne~.f ORR
city CAUTONSos their heirs cautioned sgain The
advertisements soliciting their claims 10 bounty under
passed sold 1861 snt Others their hsi
entitled aud should apply by letter or ia person h' omc
Tor Information dc.cd their cli.ms will b, forwarded
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We vii send any qusntily from bottle ard upward to
oar. Of York City Jersey City Brooklyn rREE or CHAR
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Pu6iic Notice is hert

CORPORATION OTICE.--Publc Notice Is hereby
~ given the or occaPu, occupant. o. s
hOu.s. ard Lots improved or L.nd. aas,o
the ooe Of the Board Of AeOrs To- examination by al p'r'on
i.-Fot laying IA Third street, opposite No.
A-for laying cos-wak IN Westri from southeast eonef Of
,d-For laying cro.sws. uOrear northw.. Of
Courdsndt ard Greenwich s'iet.
Ahfof orc-swsk West street om oorth-esey corner
Of Charlton street TO tie wharf.
hfor syins cfowk iron the south east TO the suiw
6h-Por building sewer to''y th.rce, from pre.su,
Eleventh 20 point eveny ee wet - Ienh avenue
7fcr Mulberry stree fon Beeokof @ Houston ',fee
sh~Fo paving Thirty sixth FROM Sixth Seventh
paving enis,h f'o oroiW,y to Fourth s''nao
p.yios FOs,y fom Sixth Ninth
The limit. embraced BY such a.s"usa in,uis al the ewes.
.,%s,sdo ON
isi-8O,h side, Of Third Avenue and A,enu.c
2dDn the eide q Wet md the South side Of Ch-ron
the o hat the boz either stree. from 'osh eat
corner q We, and Charlton s,Ire', u, -, r..
block from cournd 10 D,y and tho north 'ds Of Cont
to the s5.eo, Of hs the bloc, f9q street 20
4hIhe eA. side q we.rs" and e north de Of Gh.iton
corner West and Charlton
hOn both sdr- UIreach.,r 10 ts eisru Of hail he
ws. street the extent Of baf tie biloxi east sai wesi Of Ofsen
With street.
eh-On both aide. Of Forty .ir, from The Tenh to the
7,h~on both eide. q Muberry Besker .ni Hon.
ton the half the block ehe bect-t
sh-On Thirty sish from ~ srh 20 he soy
the Of hal the bloch either ths
sh-On both Of Twentieth from Broad~sy to Fourth
Knth'Avenu-' 49,
An persons VINO interest. affected tho .boV. named As
m.n and who oppo,ed either Of them
signed their Office No. y CHAMBER STREET, bASEhlhr
NV COURT HOUSE within thirty days from tho lA'' Of Ills
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hAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY
shtl BY svote steamer Jes.Is iioyt
daily sIadi. cIceped from pier No. foot Of Dnsnest North
River n eubscing sail through the hovs and Lower
returning New YorE 2 20 fsre Tor tho round trip
- cen,s Chldel under ten 'is II age bali price ..
WM y. CLAYTON Supt
nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
- ROsLYE-Lanins White Stone Blyls Dock. Great Neck
Pont Mo.ts Dock ADD Glen Mood The steamboat ARROW
SMITH Cap, smith, will have Peck clip Pier No "a East River
every morning sunday. excepted IS tor the above bindings
PeIrui0z viii Nosyn Do touching Tor passengers
., foot o. Thirty seventh 4 = n. Zach wsy
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1000.
TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.
Frcuf.on tickets reduced from New York Niagara
Ontario River g. Liwfeuce passing thousand Islands
ard Rapis Il ~ Daylight Montreal Quebec River
SaxusG,y White Poftind Boston, Lake Mem
e Chsmpn Lake George sags Spring, fewPor and re1rn
o kewfcrk
FOR paieuars tickets and I'll information
apply office u Grand aud Roy Mai Line
o. steamers No. rs Broadway. New York.
- P BEACH. Gsnorsl Agent
IIEALTH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
i Illnd Fery-LeIves daily from Pier No 49, between
counani and D,y,.. At T. 10Y m. isi 49, and Up. m
Sunday arrangement at g. 10 III p D. y m To char
tar for excursions. steamer HUGUENOr Ao, - ls, for sunday
School. and Pic.scs Pomona Grove.
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6eip mante0 .

=. nFNTS IvNTED for the only work of the kind
bi.bs the book for every household containing popular
Biographies Of u ,,,r,,,,., ~, NM, ,,.n
h, great Rebellion triumphant cose-to be found
tE 1sEY'S latest snd best entitled Grant and Sher
,b pgns aud General" Complete ia ono large volume
Yrits battle and The most ATTRACTIVE
N,.1 Send for aud territory. Address
"oS r. AT Co Publishers No 65+ Broadway Newforb
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orncE o, TuS srnsxT cOrxI,aosrH,
No EnnA

rI,O CONTRACTORS-SEPA SEALED
PROPOSALS. each indor.oi with tis Of work name d bid
der and date OF offering viii BE- eved this OH until osloes
m THURSDAY August It, 1906 fof the construction Of STONE
BLOCK PAYMENTS. In
ighth ave. ON Forty second to Fny eshth-st;
Second ave- from Houston to foureenLst
Thirtcenh o. from University place 70 fif"aTei
Vestry "a. from Greenwich TO WeHs.,
II rom Hudson to West,t;
Thirty.fpt q. from Eighth to Ninth sves.I
Duaue.s VI Hudson to Wes,st,
from Eighth 10 Ninth
Elzabethst. from Baysrd 10 Orandst
Spring It, from Broadway toWsasL;
BeecisrsI ON Broadway 20 Bowery;
fty.fourtirs. from Third ave. TO East River and
fry 6ih-st from Broadway to Eighth ave-
ACOBBLE AyKifENTin Eleventh ave- from Fourteenth
Twenty and Tor Cros'ws. aero" Fourth ave- At the IA
es.con Of Forty hs Also for the construction oil Sewers IN
ths following streets, TO wit:
esrr l. belwe Charles and Perry
Springs between Elizabeth IT. and the Boweryi
BroAIway between Thirti-th and Thirty hrs,sts
Eighth ave. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sta
Fsve between Eighth and Ninth, Eleventh aud Twelfth, and
Sixteenth aud Seventeenth sts
between Rvngton Delaney and broome
and Hester and Division-sis 49,
Forty eighth s BET Fourth and Fifth
Faye between Seventy fourth Seventy ninth sts with
branches Seventy h Seventy sixth seventy
seventh and aud also sewer IN Forty nm O.. Do
Fifth and LeIngtonsve with branches In fuh hii'on
and Fourth $500. ~
THOMAS TEPIiENS) Croton
ROBT. l.. DARRAOH Aguednet
A. w. CRAVEN. } Board
Oaioe Co,on Aoueiuet Department, August l8.
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ISAAC %. HUNT,
OYyos BoAED New Court Houss, AuE TO- 1916
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-IO
RACrORS-Sesled Proposals. viii be received At his
onies (otundi Cry Hs Patl uuti II dock OF MONDAf
August 30 1895 for the construction DAM ard ~
Boyds C0rne IN mo township u
Kent. Putnam County kew.iort.
Proposals Endorsed Proposal Tot DAM Sc Tor storage
Putnam County for the Crolon Aqu.dnet Department
iDdofsei Of the bdde and date OF s
Plans specifications obts ned o. tho ohe
OF IA. Engineer IN ehse Boyds Corners Carmel. Speech
cation. also be obtained st this oth 90 .
THOMAS sTEPHENs,) Croton
ROBr. I. DARRAGH, Alurduc,
A. W. CRAVEN } Department.
New .York. JOY Do 1861
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Below.
A saip wih 0rnnsl Mntlrn Co.'S Londss ssua-Sppss& "
IN. M
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Bouuties ano tensions

A DDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO two and three wears
"A and wounded soldiers sudthe minor children or
osoders who died IN the service Approved
Apply to J. r. HUNT. No. z<T Broadway.
4 L SHELDON's OLD OFFICE, No. 2 Beckman.
"a st. New York additional Boune soldier,
&C., and all othot Government claims collected as usual Three
months extra pay for officers.
A RMY OFFICERS EXTRA PAY-INCREASED
"A PENSIONS for SOLDIERS and WIDOWS-Ofcer. who re-.
gned who discharged oer April 1885, those on dy por
should sppy for information ssardn. the
der the late -
Of Pensions for disabled solder and Widow. who hsv,
children under should
T.. BROWN Co. Solicitors Of Claims, No. Park place
A TTENTION Tho first thirty eight Regiments of
"A " entitled to Bounty; also widow. three aud
nine months volunteer Call SHELDONS BOUNTY AGENCY,
No. Bsekman-s.. Ncw'York.
DOUNTIES AND PENSIONS, 800! $5Oi,--TwO
pension lave giving increased pensions soldiers who
have and widows aud orphans 81
month for TO- have bee passed BY Congress
new bounty giving relatives Of deceaet soldiers soo
bounty
esdy with blanks to m.ts application for the aoov,
The sO0 and SO bounty to soldier. cannot
s for War issues the proper forms ana
which will DO about the let OF September Accurate
cope, Of ali the above sale for 20 cents 10 eeL e,c
''P'' ~ CHARLES NETTLETON.
No. III Broadway, NewYork City.
Rioters by .psci, permission to tho Hon John Hoffman, Mayor
Of Nav fo
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Gopartnership Notices.

nISSOLUTfON.-The Copartnership heretofore
~ ssiiaE under the OF FOWLER, osdpop PENDLE'
TON this day Dissolved by mutual con.en New noh Agxar
1850 SisneI MOHrOMER L. FOWLER,
WILLIAM H. OS0OOD,
WILLIAM IL PENDLETON
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Commercial SntelIi9ente.
CREscRSr OFFICE No. "a CAMP S


CREsCKST OFFICE No. o. CAMP STREET.
Saturday Evening" Oct. 9, 1865 I
CoTToN-With cloudy weather, and unfayorable
adyices from Liverpool and New York, the market
has been still further depressed to-day, and the
sales barely reached $50 bales, at irregular but
rather lower prices. Factors continue to mani
fest undiminished confidence in the future,
and very generally withhold their supplies
from the market, while brokers and buyers,
calculating upon materially reduced rates at
an early day, do not appear to be disposed
to operate at present asking prices. In the IN.
settled condition of the market now existing it is
hardly necessary to say that reliable quotations
are not obtainable, but we, however, repeat pre-
vious figures this evening merely for reference
viz: low ordinaryg 26@28c., ordinary 81
@S2c., good ordinary 34@35c,, low middlng 81
@S8e., and middlng 4Oc., (nominal@
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
OCT 6-bales.,....ll36 Sept 29--baes mum. SIG
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CATTLE Market


JEFFERSON OtTY. October s. 1866.
Arrived yesterday 5l4 Texas Beeves, 1879 Calves
and Yearlings, 1866 Hogs, and G6S Sheep. Sold
200 Texas Beeves, rs Calves and Yearlngs. Il
Hogs and c Mich Cows. Stock on sale-834
Texas Beeves, 88l Calves and Yearlings, 233 Hogs,
3l84 Sheep, and rs Mich Cows. We quote
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BROKE JAn.-The muIatto man Moses, who was
committed to jail last week to appear before the
criminal court, broke Jail last night aud took fare
well leave. We hope this county will soon have
sufficient funds to build a jail The present build
ing used for that purpose is totally unit for it.
Pensacola Observer, I'd.
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VIEW OF MARRIAGE,


VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 300 pages, 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in sste of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors Its De-
porbe consequences the Mind Body with the Au
Plan of Treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser the married and those contemplating
riage entertain doubs of their physical condition Sent
postage address receipt 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing
DR.. La CROIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 2
may consulted upon any the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mall and med
cnes sent to any part of the world
FsTAHA1sHED... 1885.
THE BERRIAN HOUSE FURNISHING wARERooMs,
COL Broadway, New York.
The Largest Variety in the United States Of
NV.
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PMYsIOLOgTCAL

NJ THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE.
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THE BERRTAN HOUSE FURNISHING wARERooM
COL Broadway, New York.

The Largest Variety in the United States of
CUTLERY, SILVER PIATEDWARE,
TEA SETS CASTORS,
REFRIGERATORS, COOKING UTENSILS Etc
Together with everything appersinng the ine all
the lowest possible Wholesale and Retail prices for Cash
FOREIGN GOODS REDUCED TO GOLD VALUE. Csta-
logues furnished on application to my Address.
q 4. CASEY,
, 1866-09-16

man draw his revpl. .er and hred rnlfa.y hroa
h,s - T,ffr several shots, TIE second entered
J.i,ec,f,t.a knee, snfIctlug devere. vonnd,
aud t1tasir& the officer y We Sfoand., i, ihe ,1a
ab!ea :, uditicn. and wounded hh man, but
nm nnan,ao ANY. Mrs Wade Tins found
himself !; the cp,y osaces in = 'ss.ud!.
lion to puEsue two men. running 10 dAnseshk
dItcctioet; t!e turned hl* atssn.,"i.so sns sas
E1ed two shots IL him, the lAst entering ~
head mud killing him instantly, tns! AZ hs
had eor&ci and aimed hts revolver ior ahet
~ Lii pcss1,cr. By shls d|1ertlon tug other
wounded fugitive waA ehahaeu 10 sctout ot
Sight In TIE maYsb. The LEGAL pallss smtase
,nc ils,e " our latest iafermasion had not re-
fuitcti In aueccas. Ibfs m1n's name u nm
6f51tood 10 bo GrpJ.: - :: ~~:..s,.s j.. 49,
= The ftllow uhem Kirk had .e:Eed In tha
!, trstnpioK, though ttrfrtoE With despcfsic
.eusrEJ, lad never eeecerdta fn zcxaintnE his
freedom. He ws4 nov securely haadcuhsd.
and taken to u,e stallion II Ghct<1. Ac-
gives 7bIa came As Ge1rGu' Atales,. bit u
Lnnwn 70 hts scllows as ktsEntsont sntf t' =
,nntnr1ons New York crucksu7an-, lie nsuse9
boasts % II eishtys.i1 deeeition1 faa n.toe of
: thu dead man Il not known. lla u nbaut
tEeusy.ahsct years. oid,. and h.s' = teaFrd
> 4nask On ane Ids Of his tAee4 AR tnlncst FAs
laid on his Ech,atn& y4sternhy fasTh.
/, e. In : the sen.rtage 'Ncro7 founa
the y: 'cniy :, implements. Of, thsh
ctaes al haTg!Artes committed by tlse gang
teg ustcd THEN, 70 ca<1y--n dark lnntern aud
\ f~fr Of furerF. 70 tEra from tl,e oats'de Il
kr,y in any ut1lianrr lock. In the. easT'sse
a!to ~. fnurar wrapped III n<pktase and
tahleelnth., The soot5 eh1ch Ens The scsnlt'
Of the nurs sla.s' expedition, Il consisted en-
tlruIy Of sllrer wusc, sylne. nf. II ssrJ heavy
and raln.1,as, In Ill valued at between s. 10
and A fky1 49,. a. -e,-t@ -
, 1866-09-16
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL :
DISTRICT. st.
The Johnson Candidate fars Con.
:, gress In u Singular Role;
Els Proposition to supprrsv Gso Chicago
r. %Tts1itn,s In lBdYs

Efis Proposition to Snpprrse Gsc Chicago
~Ttn,tn's In l863s
-Colone, Black Is tbs johnson candidate fr
Congress IN the Seventh Congressional 1ts~
trlc.. Tle. chlugu 1Ints supports hfH
l~1rultJ. Cosenel Black made a aleech to tbs
Chicago Bosra osrfade on the 18th q Af4rrt,
1888, Ia whlea he urged thr people N "uI'-
rrc.s t',o 7iau BY throwing II Into Lake
Afcalsan.ss 1h9 following Il IN e1tfsrs From
hh xyeech: - ...;vs = Fl 4: + : ;@-s.s
o. 49,. Ei,&s
Apd Jet sfles nse lsttts painful rutnos esnse.fo
" Wis tp ths fat Southwest t.oo! bauflnx sfse
sh1tul Essks OF ;trsaaon In fhs huly naat =
liberty sod tose 2of rnank{a6 thas thoss We t1d
letl lshInt ucta growing: eesry af .ae atsaEelt; !;
thst thsr weze eAllruf sar reav 10 heal ttse gap.
tpf ~onaAs and smooth ths insows u txs.: hos
sith traitors. hat 4ht*et sEnyestng reaes, 10 baS
eur dead rnt g! st:ht And saaasy sal The anAte OF
.ae Rtpealle 10 The loue lisa q s<pa!ea.sd IA
:. III. runo. b.. seecms t,s.1ter .pa bo,1er. tn
etta+t IL con7 to a. froG a1 aEts 81 1he cuHntT}.
psPeis. u The army snth fbanes seael, !. ceEtsiu
ri:ch. Asd then tnust b. stopped. os sa y last.
There can IL 60 discussion VI such ihiuss,. The
t;eae!sls rlaeed thsis ssronfS haat. spoh tho
touH9arons a atacon 4nd rot:od them ar.
5,se IL sssy y'ss of nt
rttt: Why d;d not Jon n'ea 81 ne i:o.sti Of
Irsde tanPidte .kc sc<d work md bt.atle tae
IlAes EIpesd i, sleA roliaton. lha waie:s 1aiaAt
Or, isad. Ed given : stxena Hsa.wosth Posies
Rswet md dlfLlef WDfk rFDn tic SnEds, SRlure
works Ia Ltr tulae. mud might. hs,o, s,7od Tbs
= drowning for the tznzEaan'A hand. r. = .
Pr. ShJ o. !: .etss*. Il: dls.l"f . s-ord ,as.vs
sen II ttts city il 4soa IN op2fx ips iDa. vho
R,fess mel u.n, and isssson q. . E..aner
and \ u 4 and knk tA1k AtiASd
, 1866-09-16

- Man Hohbft Of e2s, 100.

tf1ers the Lafayette 1nsI.l IcAtpaa. Sept "a.
= tae of The 1uoat dssiuy and successful h1ya-
sEaS r0hbtfits TINT We hare ever heen called
urtil to rteo7d, vas IeTr,etfnic1 N this rftJ
90 Tncscss night, W HA!ch Captain Veah,
isin Of the Fo.iiriu 1s.lEan4, Wis relieved af
~ uD III grcrhhsrks and Government tsntts.
Earsaiu Weth ilIes near sttckHel!, In sh!.
county, znd wss on his way ta nlsstAs to
C.irch1se Lard. PscT!aus TO leaTftG 1r,.rt on
Tntsday morning, he had maze himself a
belt 10 weaT a1oanl Ats body. into which ha
placed his nsener. -.,~
Tie s hclo nsnount, twenty eight thnnesad
rn, r,,,r,4. =. tHst Il e>.uit IL o1...llY dlalf:s
@utct asourd hi. body ThAt kn1u eenPti4tl
eTtZy a1t!ae he wAs ;7nfth Jn The wurld. lie
says liz was not nwtre that \ lfyt.s;.i soul
k:e1 that he had rhr money @ith HIN. lie
~as III fhr city purticn Of lie day, md he.
tween ssiIe Hol len o'clock stArtet alooc for
The Wata4h depot Ets take tie train West,
whicL Ieuscs between to.s aud eieycn. Nt!la
plksfng aiauE tic walk, besids tbe ratl-
read track, about haH al way ! be.
twcen Aajn md Ferry Streets four
men *rrhnx ffum behind so1ne l-et.ht
cars standing tn the s!dc trsrE; One al
!lsm put haudl erchlef oyer his mouth and
Arusna hIs ueck, nnnthcT EEaspet hlk MINI
rom behind and drew him Into Ihe shadeN,
while the others rife<i his l.e5soa. taking his
ue abunt him. EIt had a email tntn,er&udunl
book with hsai containing tho numbers a,
tue GaSetniacut hondA II his belt, whlch
vse also taken, so tina. he has no means oi
stopping thtlx nkottatlua or payment; Al
tct The Vilsnsns had entup}cted their Job tlley
t:stk to their heels and he aa~ no more q
+ them. ~ 'tt''" -. -
, 1866-09-16

= leo&Ee8ponaense o1t6e New iosk 1tfbnne.1
Than came John Bright. i have scan great
pSyer Auct welcome ~ Nr. Bright rtseetY
%. TIE audlcncetoec IN bcll5. The cheer.
Ing Was a. continuous ~ SiaEass, And WI
caught up and rolled back Inla Tho ran III
s!eaI raves of eouba BY the -. .ocG outside.
~: s,r. LoMs ~ Fsshi--she.e reopis or. iupat-
which they were quite uuablr to cx1,rc.s.
Aaseuon, Admitalen, gEatikulo, pzsslrnato
enthusiasm toward their great 1ealee--ali
were there. NJ. Bright faced IT, With COM
poenrvi stood Hike granite amid sce1ss tLat
ding With excitement. Stood about tise % ftrt
ten, strongly huut, upright, han..s hanging
mosionles4, not responding by any bow or GIN
r sign or acknowledgement oC ,the splendid
Eree1nS That was EiIen him. Waited par,
t!sntly until Il wcs oyer-slr minutes .br
ta* watch. Photography ct Mr. Bright ~
hhogeapt of him eaucw hefa In yunr u(Frs-
neaier u which ia quite Like him, and some
o. the photographs arc RbotnInable ear1cu-
sns snres; Ths f.ee Z I'll resolution, lts promi-
tsr e.ose so !os 9e; e;xes sn!eh alone answere
!eslea Il hina, and which light up = epunr
1cranee not otherwise hand auuc With = Nm
Enixf e<saty. FoteheAd Is bsead and oyrr.
naaSea ies eyea- hslr grzy, airalgh.
asa ~, tn.ch, lower half Of the .1scc
~ ~ teng, :. ont ,st!l keepa ths char.
e1 eSte1 o. hIfnntas In tho strong lines t,f the
esan I'd the ptrYcssc curve of lae tiahtiv.
esesea nls, which are . Nttlo Ike ,TaacEn.
nSys, but thinner 1AltocciheS. a 1rssstro
impressive hec. not waiting Ia atsrnncss'
! Fahty accustomed to LOOK On. otiss ~,
not l!ondJ, capable, On :ocsasscn ns .nrsa
! ~ 's haaaing wzs.h which haa scoTrhed ME-,
,sna saan,.., a ~. -, =Ssts heat !:
! 1.a Elm ansctiol, and s:nl ~ The crrzI ,n..I:
s'ands, be Ia r!sfhly touched b. L. 1.s; eass;
, 1866-09-16
4 EEAREEL FALL.
rerlloua Hope Walking Feat-Probablo
g.. Entail Re*tIt.

: =
.scor. Of tic Desro:t Advertiser md Trtosra1
corssxA, .Hirh., September u, lssa,
Il Kas announced some caJs aSo BY haod.
alils That Joseph Gorman, Of NtTourr, In
this county, vnnld walk rope on Neenes-
dsy. STRETCHED 1toln the hasa u The Court
fiousc stsrrte 10 The top Of McAstkur's
block, Thr distance between the two points
% aiar. 40 feet. sud tho areasn height
from The strict Co. Joseph Gu7osn Il s.,u
Of brrsa1. gentleman we'll fnown through
eut tltc county The hoy has had f13r
!rars 4 tnsrsar1y psnthant for rore-wait-
arg. IND Il has Eetn the source 6f much
aG1iety7 70 .hla parents, who have tied
sll s'tFls q 1a.ans to r4s stop tois. aut have
1hl1uk that he Tae eactrT.Ainel upon tlt, lluC
Of lue, and ftaricE that lie might 20 Oft and
sttach hinleclf ~ *st.ns s.zcus, purchased hin
rnpe and ceufnerted 10 travel with him.
Ms believe C1Eanna VIA the second f4aes On
the reute Of hts expedition Although tue
roaaa were muddy there was 4uisc az. at
tendsnee from tho surrounding country,
and about an huur before tuu+dnHn the
1sanx man appeared on the top td
MeArihuI's nlock and stetpcd upon tbs rope.
severe gustA from the veal, md maay c1.
pressed thrar astentthuscat that Tho young
man shoel4 attempt tht p-riloas feat, us
fhshcr, whu. steod ia lLs street below, ek-
T7cs2td Himself of;ea ID tcrMs which talow ed
bin rxtsrn,c,y so.lcIious, Aud, Indeed, hc nd.
ytstd his Aon not TO 20 u1. more thap bali
WY. All this NRh unheeteaa. hewoves, and
BE- ~ntsra out To poiat aboot a,td :. .
the fcrc 7cs --.~.. vsuf kaa reistrt OF
tbs ss:cct+ *tssse he kst dawn And ez,nl-
nence1 = .scriet 1f performances, such" a.
lSsrE oc atA hack. eangtng by bis toes. etc,
AZ he WIS about 10 swing unles ths tcre
whtle holding on IN # With hia lIsnhs doubted
w, he all ~ ONO became aiut and Eaiiing to
ret the grasp LIE desired, hx fell rum hta ttr.
Eibta altitude. sts1klax tho Garth upon Iii
lack, with eoncus4ion which wAs hr4s.l all
over the strret, Wildly tTenkiu: on tht
aI1ent hotror Of the multitude camp tht
| n@un.Isd sr'cs Of tho -father, :" Oh, Joseps,,
my son! Oh, Joseph, my soa r. ~. !
! Tbs body was carried Into the Office IT De
Arms.rcng, and he, together with Dr. John
l. Hewitt. wesp In Immediate attendaucc
They :oana thet the ypnug mat was rel
! awe, but that taese ~n@. pa71saa dtsaoeatian
| q tho verteba, followed BY complete dead
n.a% and paralysis Of A1l tic lower portion
I of the body. lie ls stiu alIrc this fThurs
lay) morning, but ~n arr fnfotulsd thes hs
haH paAaed AL hDpes az .rccorery, and n nsi
sooner OF later die Tho riKhX aud kcAsB d
hts asgonited Parents and aLters ase .llstsesa
| }uC 10 Wj11Gt4. ...ft r r.