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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

HENRY GwNN, an intelligent freedman Of savan-
nah, aon the owe Of leaving America for short
stay in Europe" communicates an address "to
the Freedmen of Georgia" in the Daily Ge,ns and
Herald of the 9Oth. BE has lived, he says, in both
sections OF the United States; spesks "tbe words
of truth aud soberneas," though he knows, be ia
calling down on his head " the wrath Of the Radi-
cal Party" He first asks the question, are we
prepared by education or otherwise, to select the
best men for Office? and il not, to whom are we
to look for advice and guidance on this question.
which deeply 80 involves the fate Of our people p
He thinks the colored people are not prepared to
Judge for themselves, and should look to the friends
whom they have known from their infancy, rather
than to the stranger who breaches benevolence.
He concludes with the following invocation: s'To
those, then, my people, with whom you have been
raised and among you wele born; to those accus-
toned to your habits and manners !; to those
among whom you live and whose interests are
clearly your interests; to those who are the only
parties to whom you must look for work and sub
sistence; to those who sympsthize with you and
yours; tothose among whom you Give and move
and have your being = and finally to those who,
as believe before God, are the only friends and
preservers Of the colored men, enjoin You to
turn-to take example, advice and precedent from
! those whom you know, and, while you treat the
stranger kindly, trust, above all, to old and well
tried friends"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

| DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
L BOARDERs can bo pleasantly accommodated, on
reasonable terms, ut No. 80 WENTWORTH STREET.
May 81
1IxCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rates. In the most central business part Of the oi
without lodging In private house can now bs had.
For psrtioulars sddress ~. L." Postofhce. Nay Id
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
ate lai1g Ne1s.
NEWS SUMMARY.

. (3old cloaad In New York at 9eI
co.ton c,oaed ~ OIL tor M;ddl;no rrn,.nds. *
~ ssTsssroo, | COTTON .,osaa y. nuist at 11.s11a for
,.,s5,;ns @ R.,.ns.' M .'' ''''''>' s''''' -
- :, a. ,,.,.oor. q, tho streat rail.
"a. - q. 80. 80 aoc;dad to admit ool..
,a,s .s.:u 49, ~ ~ oona,;tv ,;th
ueoo Peotae ~ = ''t0'-
me WINES -. ,,,r no.r Aobev;,,e now 4o
anete is ~on.An n'... as. sos..oa - ,,t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

). HENRI RocHEFoRT, writing in the Courier des
Etats Unis, about the recent election to fill the two
vacant chairs in the French Academy, is indignant
at the election Of NJ GRAERY, because he has neser
done anything, and because nobody has ever heard
of him. How dare he sit down by the side OF
H1ao, LAMARTrNB, HussErr, and exclude even
THEoPKniE GAUTERA. The action Of the Academy,
he says; recalls q coquette, who has had all the
first cavaliers Or the country at her feet, and finally
throws herself into the arms Of Notary's clerk.
The wonder in such cases is not the freak OF the
beauty, but the impudence Of the clerk who should
have dared TO offer to her. He holds that it speaks
badly for French Literature, when N. GRLTRY ia
shown to the world as representing one-forteth Of
it, those forty chairs, as is well known being sup
posed to ocontain all the wisdom Of France. AS re-
CARDS NJ. JULES FAvRr, who was elected to fill the
other vacancy this writer holds that it Was very
great condeCension on his part to accept the prof
fered honor; not that in literary point Of view
it il not an honor any one might coyet, but be-
cause the question has political aspect as well.
Il is hold that NJ FAvRE in becoming candidate
for the position, and thus at least conniyng at his
friends soliciting for him the support Of his pcti-
cal opponents, the conservative, and by far the
larger portion Of the Academy, he surrendered
part Of his political Independence, which has until
now been his great boast.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

The Central Pacific Railroad Company have In
troduced 'snitro-glycerine" with great success in
blasting their way through the Sierra Nevada
mountains. The nitro-glycerine is made in small
quantities on the spot and thereby is avoided the
danger arising from its decomposition or fermenta'
tion. The difference in COST and the greater re-
suits, as compared with powder, make an aggre'
gate saving Of fully one-hak.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

TEE GEORGIA correspondent OF the New York
Times states that the worst effects have been pro-
tluced upon the negroes by the harrangues Of the
Northern politicians who have recently been
travelling through the Southern States. He says
they have got the idea, more or less widely, that
confscation of Southern lands is certain to take
place for their benefit sooner or later, and
they have become: correspondingly Indifferent to
everything else. ~ - .-S - -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
orrcK UNITED srArK. EseryEKR AGEscY. }
DROPOSALS for DREDGEBOAT.-The nn
NJ. BOWLlNG GEEEN, NV l0RE tfTr. ;
September H. 1867, }


a for ld for sok @ a q u, two Ddgss9ai, & lattoried
the mouth Of he Mississippi kyer accernce With models drawings
TIE Riac in charge the sbo1i 70 be delivered poat
tie Mississippi River or below New Orleans the Engineer charge
le seho to he iobeuler long % feet beam and
s s H G ss,.r and diTeE ~ TO engines and the other
readily s,,ns dram any depth from IA to 20 feet TO
have con ebly exceeding that Ike Of
Di1g he eeta Of The Dr. eboat reasonable facilities r IN
spen and wouaanhp be Afforded the oicer
The to he propelled roueout her VOYAGE between
B hc DO NJ, cover the entire and equpneus ready
for r The Drsebol aad her delivery the point de-
10 bls viii be Considered except those practically engaged the
so4,SU a $ % s, Sa@ p,1sa inspected % si h @' @ ud Of 5c
Deboat employed experts for the purpose Of informing them Of
BID. to be norei Ion enreops) Proposals for DedgebOat"
Zach hid NUT be accompanied by guarantee signed BY two aTan
bidder into contract herein stated aud GER
ton bidders gneiby ocer Of the United states Corp, I'm
Proposals viii Be- iii The l2ih a, q October 1851
y t5e i G n otob sf work must be actually begun both
hall Achrer by 2h day Of October 1901 ,he beat must be
the 5i dy q Mah 1898 and unnecessary delay thereafter must
PameS @ - s o~s foTt per cent Of the price
launching the boa, AL completion Of the boilers and the CYLINDERS %
~ M i d' G Ps, and r work by the duly authorized
or agent Of The limited states nil the trips having been had pro-
ve the shall thus far have been complied VIM
basnee at the pon OF delivery
Bonds the faithful performance ofthe contract the sum OF S2o
viii he eanrsd with two nrries whose suency must be certified
bv the Cerk Of the uare Court the of the uretes
with he certificate 90 be submitted with the bid . -,
mi COW f The specGeaons Of this Advertisement must be
attached 10 each bid. ..,,.., 4,
had at this Office
Model detailed drawings be and copies OF specifications
this Copies the specifications can also DC seen 'he
uned States Eng neers Offices in Phiadephli ana boston
The reserves The right to reject any and all bls
In no be lost aner the contract shall he agne1
nj, detailed drawing, All parts Drcgboat In and
will be In readiness 10 turn that work be
49, ~ ~-' - NJ d. McALESTRR,
Breyet Brig Gen. L. 5. A., Major Of Eng's,
In charge Improvement mouth OF Mis-. Rive.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO'
THE CHEAPEST LINE
Steamship BALTIC, Capt @. W. Rofer'
viii leave Pier 4s r. on SATURDAY Sept % AZ noon,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAYRE AND BkEmEh,
FIRST Cabin, all0; Second Cabin 663 steerage, eJo goh
Bremen, Southampton and HeYTe 10 heH. oIk.
Cabin, fii0; Second Cabin, S73; Steerage YD gOo
EXCURSION TICKETS, OUT AND HOMB; -
First Cabin. e2l0. Second Cabin SiD. bteerAge, 4W.
The Atlantic will follow, October 26
For fsKbs eyprsssAge bills eIcnsnge Passsse sppyo
ISAAC IAfLok PIss.dsgL 30 " bs0saHr'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORK;
For few.TIaven aud Bridgeport 100 400 kIb I'D a. bS
EJl, 3oi fKr). 3f5 43n and 100 (RI p IN
For Mioc Staiioid FAIRFIELD Southport aui WestPo TO ILO
For NosAE zoo m CRrl 300 Jo n i2l5 lRL 900 tRLL
3l5. 80. (Er) $50. 300 fii1 p. m.
FofD Darien, 100. 900 ll.t a m. 3i5 i.B, 30 p m
40 $50 Tx 800 llls ll3 (kLl. 2ls lo
Oh D. 3s5 40 (EI). so. SO $50, o. % (EIl ? -.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations, 100 AO0 LW N I'D
as so. $50 go .z .
For Boston Springfield 800 dr. 400 (Rrl, 200
lot Boot Shore lane, l2l5 tkI) 400 p
tfeal 3nO 10 Northampton. ,.,.
Hado PToylteGee and Fshkl RaFOai aD lkLl N, '
pm. ,..-,-.- NJ, 81, IN, . u
l2l5, 800, 500 m.
For Canal Railroad, l2lj N. to Northampton
Tor IOusai0uIc Railroad, 900 a m, 800 m
For Naugatuck Railroad. 500 .. n, 800 m.
For Dauhury and Noryak Railroad, 100 300 m 80
N'""'-'O"' '~'f-A N@ JAMES H. HoYT. supt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
9rOpOsaIs.
qrOpusals.
CITY OF NORWICH WATER WORKS.

~ TO CONTRACTORS &cThe Board Of Water Commissioners Of
the city Of kcrEch dous 70 receive proposals for the furnishing
and setting The Water Pipes and their and the excavation
ard sklag Of tie teahes Of the proposed City Norwich Water
may Inspected and pecsoaon form Of tenders and schedule
obtained At the oce ofJ T. flaming Ahiecs snd kngner
Proposals be delivered the Engineers oce, Chelsea
Bank butg Shcuekt. Norwich Conn, before the 28ih
inst President the Board of Water Com
soner. niorse Tender Tor Water Pipes And Trepchng n
Norwich"
The Board Of Comms1e DO bind themselves to accept the
lowest o tender.
SorHirh Coru sent Il
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SUPREME COURTICity and County of New

CUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
- York-TilB BROOKLYN DYR.WOOD COMPANY, Pantf
ss' GEORGE BEACH, WATSON J. BEACH and CHARLES W.
BEACH DkudauS for money demand contract Com
drf,nian and each and them: You
hereby summoned adrqrei - the complaint in this action
which viii BE- fc IN he Of the CLERK Of the city and County
Eewlork ~ CITY Hall IN said city, and TO copy Of
the SAID comp the subscriber at BIS ofce No lO Broad
wa York CITY An twenty days aer The service Of this
exclusive Of ihe dag of such service and yoa fall
ssi ompin within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
viii tAA dst against for the Of Six Hundred and
four Dollars and fort six Cents With interest from the tsi day Of
May thousand eight hundred and sixty besides the costa and
Disbursements 81 this atiou-Dal-i August 10Th 1851
CHARLES CRAZY Plaintiffs Attorney Ne l4 BroadwaJ, n Y.
TIE complaint 50 tbs action duly t the ohce OF the Count
CLERK The City AMI County Of New York on the Jh day o August
i86T AuJl laNosS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

OyylcR o. ARMY CLOrnIsG AND E9uPAGRr(
No ls SrArK ST.. NEwYoRK, Sept IL, 1901 y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS
- until 70 O'clock TRsDAi The 2h inst & for 'Gj1'n s
lDg BY contract the following uaaed M SiSaL no! "
u fat Caoneta nat lofnes-
L 1at Altos nat lhba~
III Rat TenorA | Bass Drum.
Baritope. Snare Drum.
u aat Bass pair Cymba~
fat Comets ,-.~....i.. u,.,rf,c
The above-named instruments will be OF plh eAPeN ~
bn suitable for the purpose intshs III Aha In
siTumeHts.
Further Information mag he had al thls one - ,t boe NJ
The United States reserves the su' " ~ ssrssef f
bid may be the interest," oi 'ne ,h.I aud
shouI state the instruments can oe inr ANU
shoal be- dorsed Proposals for Furnishing Maseal
By order Of the QuartermasteI ueneIAI H.. c.u. ,nd
- ' ~ a sAWTELLE. Beyet BrgadierGenera ana
'" W QuATternAsteT United states Army
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
a ROADS-On and amer MONDAY Apu 2g, 1901, trains for
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains Will
leave NewYOfk as follows:
Express via Hudson River Railroad Thrieihs and
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change Of
and connecting Troy with trains o Saratoga Rutland Burng
on. andthe North
IOJJ m EIpess train via Harlem Railroad Twenty yIhs, and
Pourave Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Albany with Western trains and al Troy With
trains Saratoga. futand. Burlington. aud the North
Hudson Railroad, connecting AZ Albany
With for the West
Albany aud at Troy with trains for honiTsa with
sleeping attached - a.,
with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pted &c, and at Al
with Sleeping attached ~ Albany
6:11 m Erress Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
attached Buffalo and SpeHn Bridge without change
sleeping DAY excepting Saturday. attached om
ufg without change via Rome w nd o.
for ToT Will be made al kas, Albany This tram
will Sundays
connecting Albany with early 0 Buffalo Suspension Bridge
for Saratoga aud points North! This train w
SUNDAYS
SUNDAY via Tlaon River Railroad from NeSYork
Poughkeepe and intermediate stations leaving Newiork AZ
Returning leave Pousbkeepse a. 3E arriving AsslorE
al m.
NJ and arriving Meron at $40 Returning leave Miller
ton Al s .. H. arriving AZ New York a. l2.l0 a.
MM N. VANDERBILT. NrePresldert.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

New Steamboat Compan,
DEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,. ,nv,v
this line tie ST JOHN And DREW
leave Pier No Al North tot Cans every evening alter
ps Sunays eIcpted ate o'clock connecting at Albany with r
roads 10 al stations West and North m .
For freight passage checking Of baggage &c. INQUIRE At the 0nce'
IN the wh
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Pseug Station corner Twenty everht sni Fourth
Entrance On TseutT-scYrnhst
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

- Agst HENRY HYMAS CHARLES A. ANDREWS. and others
In pursuance OF order he Supreme Court Of the state o.
made the eighteenth July,
John b. Ekn the Referee named in said order will sale
public auction FRIDAY the 4h day of October 1907 at o'clock
the Exchange Saesroom No Ill Broadway the City OF New
York through JAMES NJ MILLER anconeer the following described
premises All that certain lot piece OF land situate lying aud
being the City Of New York the northey side Of Jones street
bultd and bounded follows Beginning point The northey
side Of Jones Aforesaid hundred and seventy 6e feet us NJ
eastey from Beker formerly Herring street running thence north
er the eatery line lot Of land sold aud conveyed by Daniel
Morgan aud wife 70 Garrett Herring hundred feet To lAnd now
lately belonging william W Gilbert thence eastcr along said lands
Of ss Gilbert twenty-five fee, 20 lands lately belonging 70 James
VOORHEES, thence outhery along said lands feet lately belonging
VOORHEES, hundred aforesaid and thence
norhcry q Jones feet to the
VI beginning he the said Dimensions eDated sept lOh
1901 JOHN Is. HASklN, Referee.
REGARD H. BowNE PifS Atty.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

Il EARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
on END amer MONDAY May l3 1907 the lines will as follows
from Pier No 81 foot Of Duane-st; $500
At Has m-BXPRESS PASSENGER LINE for Philadelphia,
Long Branch &C. At mFor Long Branch Toms River and IN
teimediate Stations touching at Pier No Cr passengers on al
4.l5 y.
FAST FREIGHT LINE-Lesves Pier No. % $50 for Ph
dph direct and for all the road and the Camden anI
Atlantic Railroad. Freight taken O rat and quick time uniformly
made. RETURNING;
pha ferry m From Long Branch for Newiork
AZ 1:25a m nd a.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
0tsan Sttamsrs.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY''
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No A. North River foot Of CanAst u O'clock
ooon. $ follows:
August SARIzoNA Capt Maury, connecting with SACRAMENTO
Capt Caverv.
Sept Ii-HEyFY CHAUNCEY. Capt: Gray. connecting with MON
rANA, Capt. Sutton.
Sept 2i-RIsNG STAR Capt H. P Conner connecting with
SOLDBN CITY. Capt Lapdge
hundred Of allowed free each adult
Medicines attendance free
steamers ports lst llth for Central Aer
lsu ports ard OF lst touch at Manzaullo.
Departure mouh with the steam line from
Panama o Australia anl New Zealand
Steamer o. sept 2l closely with China
om san Fcsco October Yokohama and Hong Kong and
NagasaN aBd Shanghai
and all further apply the Office
~ ' WV " ~ 49, ~ 49, ~ ~ p r BABY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
SttambOais ana 2aiIroaSs.


FOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT. POUGll-
uOcki Cornwall, Newiamburgh and Milton The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
eaVes Desorossesst every afternoon at $50 o'clock.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
FOUNTAINS, 6cFARB One Dollar leave Peck Sup
or heS-iiayen at 55 and II connecting with Railroad
EOR Newburgh, POughkeepse and RondOut
and Ropu JAS BALDWIN on Mon Wed and Fr str THOS
CohhEL on Tues Thurs and Sat from foo; Harron-st r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY -
~ Passenger and Freight Depot York foot OF beys
neets at Hampton Junction With the Delaware LScksaDna and Western
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Eip Trans daily ior the West except sundayk when one
SIXTY miles hr hours BY this line Chicago Cincinnati
St. Louis, &c, with but change o cars -
. SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
commencing April 49, l867-Leave Newlork as follows:
vTo [Sf v fmngtSni hae1, On be'hehsw' haueh Chunk
mNEsTRRS Express for Easton, Allentown Harrisburg Pitts
burgh and the West with but change Of cars to Cincinnati Chi
Roads the OIL Reg
junction with Del Lack aud West r. stroudsbng
Water Gap Scranton. PetOn Kingston Great Bend &c -
Reading Columbia Lancaster EphIa LI POtisvs Harrisburg &c
$3.50 p. n.For PsinEeld
a I. n-Fo EastOu
5p m-For Somerville and Pennington.
p m.-CSoINSATT EXPgEs-Por Easton, Bethlehem Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ard Cucnaton
meets Harrisburg With ior WIamspor Ere &c sleeping VAs
o Pittsburgh
6:l5p H.-For Junction and intermediate stations
en- m-WESTERY EXPRESS TRAN-For Esston, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and tie West
Sleeping through from Jersey City 20 Pittsburgh every evening
O Bergen POat Elizabeth, &c.
obtained al the Office Of the Central Rail-
EevJrsey Of Lbertyt n r. At No Astor House Nos
az 27l 526 Broadway AID a No 10 Greenvich-st
q
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
21utitrs Of gankrupttp.
n The DISTRICT COURT of the UNITE

IN the DISTRICT IUUhI OF I1t I1tI Z I~NLTED ~
i STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT os kEM.l0kk-in
Bankruptcy the matter Of JAMES VASDENBE BanArnp.
WHOM CONCERN; The undersigned hereby gives
notlce ~ b appomnt OF the Estate Of JAMES VAN
DRYBERGH In the County and State of NewYoh IN
sad distract aud adugei Bankrupt h own Pet
ton b the District said District Dated al New iork CITY, tLs
,o.L a. 90 d. 1867. SEDGWiCK Assignee.
'''- --' " No Broadway. Neg-lOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21

SITH AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
III COAL-The Lackawauna and Western Railroad Com
by john II. Draper Co.. AuctioneeIs al the
York on WEDNES
DAY sept Is O'Clock noon IS 200 TUNS Of fhmned COAL
deliverable their Depot Bzhethport
y during October 1884, Also, at same time 10000 tnns deliverable
lt Washington. n. j.. SAMUEL SLOAN, President
New-York tribune., 1867-09-21
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

Aud popoonae reduction to an intermediate points and G0ns Wesi
from BufaO
Tickets sold baggage checked at the Office No 900 wt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
THE GRANT MOVEMENT IN NEW JERSEY.

Meeting In Paterson-Grant Clubs 20 be-
Formed In Pus-aic Countv-Tho MOvemen9
I'm Hudson County Progressing. 4
Passac county has taken up the cry and goes IN fo
Grant, respectable and influential meeting was hei&
at Paterson on Tuesday night At Odd Fellows Hail.
Judge G. Van Wagner presiding. The chairman having
stated the object for which the meeting was oonsi
veRed. Alderman Miller was appointed sscrstarys,
Committees from each ward were then chossp
for the purpose Of organizing Grant CLUBS tnrougnooS
the city Among the resolutons adopted was one az
Glazing that speedy should DO taken BY Congress-
for the regulation OF the tsrI and reduction OF me
the reconstruction policy Of Congress. The remarks oS
speaker, 10 the elect that the candidate for inc
oi1ce Of President should be . man Of tried loyS
atty, were loudly appauded After fansactinf
some preliminary matters the meeting adjourned li1
Tuesday next There strong feeling among tho CON-
sentative section Of tho republicans well IS The casd
known democrats In favor VI Grant a. the man
most likely 10 solve the vexrd question Of reconstruc
tou His tendencies thus far have been OF that mcdsr
and c0nc atug character w Oh are most Desirable
10 heal the bitterness OF faction North and South.
The Bergen Club meets to-day. AT preliminary
meeting Colonel g. W. Ihorne 10 tho chair resolutionc
adopted rapuda,ing anaIiun With he extremists
Of party and ca ling on the moderate patriotic men
in favor OF Grant Three clubs Will be organized in
Hudson county during the present week. Some
Of the respectable democrats in the county
express regret that tner party did not an
ticipate the movement aud adopt Grant,, whom
they look upon as powerful rival for any
man they put forward One OF the republican,
papers Jersey has editorial page headed with the
foowng:-.Eor President of the United states, Ulysses
Grant Subject 10 The decision OF the National Re-
publican Convention"
meeting viii bs held 10 the hall Of tho Catholic In.
s.ute, jersey City. Wednesday evening" for the
formation Of Club No. Ia thai city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
NEW JERSEY
Newark.

Newark.
suSou<IY HuRr.-As Mr. Peter Nenningsr w. ndina
through Broad street yesterday afternoon The hsss ~
tschsd 10 the vehicle Ia wnica he riding bscamo
frightened and ran away The Rentsman was unable
control the ANIMAL and was finally thrown from the
wagon she coebs stones OF the street, ~ which
seriously injured. He wa. conveyed 70 hAs resi
dsnce and hin wounds dressed.
Elizabeth.
SEVERELY INJURED ny THE FALL or HousA -Ysstsv
day morning named John d. Pierson, who wAe
erecting mes frame building the road to Newark,
about mile from this cg, so severely injured tnae
fears entertained hls recovery. The house was
blown down by tho high wind and the tmbers fol- upon
Mr.. Person. He was picked up In an insensible COZ
don taken TO the CITY the horse cars and wac
Afterwards removed to his residence. Another man
was slightly Injured by the tumble.
SWORN IS-The Surrogate, Sheriff add Clerk OF Union
county were sworn ul o once on Tuesday last
Paterson.
RHETORICAL SorKrY.-A meeting OF this body was nci<1
Monday Night a. Dsrfoms Hall Mr. w. Forda READ
an interesting paper on the unwren history Of Passai9
county. letter was read from DR.. Wheatland, Of
Salem, Nsss Informing the society that he had sens
number Of valuable documents 10 their library.