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GRE AT ARRIVAL
BOOTS AND SHOES!

The subscribers desire to inform the pub
lie that they have just received anew as4oft-
M ut of eastern made Boots and Shoes at No.
Yellow Corner, which they are prepared
to sell at very low prices. They also propose
to do all kinds of
|. CUSTOM WORK
In the very hest style and at as reasona bio
| rates as it can be done in the State.
Repairing and all other work in their
line attended to with promptness and dis
patch. non't fail to call and see us-we
think we will be able to render satisfaction
to all who may honor US with their patron
age.
KATZENMYER d DRUCKMILLER.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. II, '67. If
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RECAPITULATION OF BALAN CEs.

School Fund.- s6O667
State Fund, - -eee- 43117e
Bridge Fund, 426O8O3
Road Fund, S65632
Township Fund, ~ - SLAB
Poor Fund, -7,fea- - 726
County Veteran Bounty Fund, u 1926 o.
Allotment Fund, -..4i. - s4e e-.o1 1000
Military Fund, : ~ 41116O
Teachers Institute Fund, l3Ol96
Township Bounty fund.- 1006 35 u
Richland Township Ditch fund, aa.- 1850 O Il
Broken Bank Paper 1000 aaaa s. $4,000
Redemption fund, -. 32293
Volunteer Relieffund, 3,8OL09 o
Corporation fund, = 2,16OS6S
County fund, .ss--.s-e.s - .e..e. 23.77 2
Total Balances of all funds, Sept l. 1867 s191s74 o.
AUDITORS OFFICE, wYANDoT COUNTY, OHIO 2a5
UPPER SANDUsKY, October 31st 1867.
HoYT, Auditor Wyando County, hereby certify
foregoing Receipts Expenditures
wyandot County, year ending Day September
A. D., 1867 HENRY A HoYT
..+.slr.s .ar.~s. sI auditor W. G, O., .d.ei,
sih5 asse1z6 ---1 zio ted5 ,a1+.ta
" 90 ;t o. aoa tor lsa i7 boi4nd Tod
Wyspor TAIg 0s GoGaTe oo ha R 81 o1os 9dt
no a4sg m se aas ms s5ia1 Clerk eli
Of Pleas County,
foregoing copy Receipts
Expenditures the Auditor County
TESTIMONY WHEREOF Ihereuno officially and
ahix a0f said Court Upper sandusky, this h
3. ,l D. 1867 nj 2a. 9as ~ % 144o9
zseata bs4aJ sa 70 ~ TREDEREGKd dAGERTER,so .a1e'i
5aa tL ol 800 2 nI7z
sandHsk Neyewh lA sSRnc 2no1's 9H 9i "os
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-14

Take no more Unpleasant and Unsafe
I emedies' for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use Helmboll's Extract Buchu
and improved Rose Wash.
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8ailrnadS.
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago
- Railway ILtE

On and after Oct 20. 1867 trains will leave
stations daily, Sabbaths excepted, us follows
TRAIN leaving Chicago at $50 T.. NJ. leaves
daily.l TRAIN leaving Pittsburgh at 2 Is I'M,
leaves daily.1 rw
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B. LIEBENTHAL,
HENDERSON :& SMALLEY,

NLOTTIIER. and dealer in all kinds Of Fur
wear. One door north of National Bank.
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From RNf1dLO-=By New York Fine
from Depot cor. Exchange anda Michi-,
igan Street. n, l-ci,.,-,....i -l...iI ,,oF +
5.45 A.zaf.- NesC Yorh Dag lEr-
Uress, CSpndays excdttedY p Stops
at Hornelsvilfe 8 03 A. NJ tBkftj Sus-
quehanna 2FglP.7 NJ (Dine) Turner's,
7 IS P. NJ. (Sup) and arrives in New York
10 30 p. NJ, Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware, tLaekawanna and Western Rail
road, and at JERSEY City with Midnight
Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore anil. Washington.
500 a alI. Tsv7, ress 5fdit, via Avon
and. HotnflISvilie Sunday xeepted)
:. ArFiyfsin cNsw York aE7 O0iA. M. -
CONNECTS at Elrhira' With Nofth erns Central
Railway for arrisbpfgh. Philadelphia,
Balti@ore, Washington and PoihtsGSguih.
2,2O r: M. .-Lj0I,tning- Express,
sIr2 sInrafEs sssssPteS lsna s,Us and at hsr- ar
rives in New York 2 0QA. M HCoanects at
Jersey City with morning Express train OF
Washington, and at N<v York with morn
ing express train for Boston and New Eng
land Cities. .stS,.,~e',, 5e.g3e
6,1O II. M. NetV York N3g7tt Ear
press, Daily, Stops at Portage s IS
p. M. (Supl. intersecting at Hornells.
Vile with the d Is P VI train from Dunkirk
and arrives in New York at IL 80 p N. g
IL,20P,M Cincinnati Express,
Sundays iexcepted}. = Stops at Sus-
quehanllaT, 80 A, NJ tBkft) Turner's
i IOPEM,n (Dine,) and arrives In NewY ork
at 3;25l Pm. Connects at .Efmira with
Northern Central Rriiwo Y for Harrisburg,
Phiiadslphia, Baltimore, Washington IAN d
points South. at Great Bend with Delaware,
LaekAwana & Western Railroad for Scran-
ton, Trentouand Philadelphia. and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers
for Boston and New England Cities.
OnIy one train east on Sunday, leaving
Buffalo at 6 10 M, and reaching New
York at I2 80 PM. .-ar =.
Boston and New England passengers,
WIN tneir baggage, are transferred free of
ch'r9e in New Y York.rr .f
~ gB TO pleasure travellers the line of the
Erie hallway presents many objects of in
1erest. nassIng through the beautiful val.
leys OF t9e .Chemung. Susquekanna, Della
ware ana hamapo rivers, al, ever changing
panorama OF natures beauties Jcommands
attention. 9isloff ~ -1t n g1.1 r
The best ventilated md most luxur;ous
sleeping Coaches NiTHE WORLD aecomnanv
oil night trains on thisrsil way - -
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And farel6always asillow as by any other
snl5Et1fGtta ,ybo route. p. sc1e ~
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway
WhlcEt can he obtained at all Principal
Ticket Offices in the West and
South West. 0olc ,.1
~ VIM. R. BARR,
Efsvs srsIaef fGen'l Passenger Agent
n. RIDDLE.
Gent Superlntendent. l3
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ERIE RAIL WAY.
The Broad Gauge Double Track Route
NEW YORK, BOSTON
And New England Cities.

This Railway extends from Dunk k to
New York AGO miles !; Bufaloto New FORK
423 miles; Salamanca to New Yoik AS
miless and i, from % to 81 miles the short
est route All trains run directly through
to New. York, 400 miles, without change of
coaches. From and after Aug. 26th. 1867.
Trains will leave in connection with all
Western lines as follows; = L-.l
From DstnkirE and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots ::
S.3O n. M. Express Mail, from
DuLkirk, (Sunda,s excepted). Stops
at Salamanca l0. 90 A. NJ and connects
- at Hornellsville and Corning with the
500 A. M, Express Mail from Buffalo,
and arrives in New York at 100 A. M.
2.25 II. M. LigItning Express,
from Salamanca (Sundavs Excepted)
Stops at ttornellsville % p. M. (Sup.)
, Intersects with the 2 20P. M..'rain from
~ ~, Buffalo. and arrives in New York at
100 A. NJ. e,fr-ci,.f 9d OF
4.I5 Pm. Nesc York Night Ec-
Dy.esS. from Dunkirk [Sundays ex
.r0 cepted) Stops at Salamanca 6.55
M .Olean 7.35 p Nj, {Sup.3 Turner'S
g Sc A. M. (Bkfti. and arrives, in N.
York at II 30 p. NJ connecting with
afternoon trains and steamers for aBos-
ton and New England Cities. =, q ,,a1, :.
$50 Pm. Cincinnati Erpress,
g from TDuBkirk fSundays excepted D
Stops at Salamanca II .55 PM. and
st.,copnectsat -, HornelisyilIe withst II 20
p M train from Buffalo, arriving j n
- New York 25 p. NJ ' o,,,s r., ',t 4; i'.., ~ !
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AWAY s. g WffH

. UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES.
Comfort and cure tor
the GRuptured. Sent
post paid on receipt
of 10 cents. Address
80 Dir E, B. tFOOTE
-I10 Lexington ven
ne, cor. East 25th ST.,
IYerkt.tE. saEa..
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Business 9ireetorp.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Upper Sandusky
tAOhio. Office in Beery's Block, second floor
Main street. no22 &C
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Confidential
INLORMA 4 TlON
For the MARRIED.

For the MARRHpi
Sent Free, III scaled
enveloDe; on receipt
Of l., cts. Address
bic DR.. E. B. FOOTE
(author Of 's Medical
Comm on Sense Book, "
400 pages, 81, so, sent
by mail) No.1l0 Lex
lngton avenue. cor. of
East 2Slh ct, N. Y.
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Henry Fleming, for shaving and cutting hair
for prisoners and lunatics IN JAIL
Charles Meads, for whitewashng jail rooms,
Henderson & Smalley, for medical attendance
on prisoners in Jail,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-14

DuYSICI Ans GSITRGEONS OHice on Mat
l. street two doors north of the Railroad, Z
snudusLy Ohio.
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DP p N MCCONNELL.

DuysTCTAN & SURGEON. OHice st Whit
G. NIcDnnaIh's Dr1r Store, Roe'T's !'c%F
WIN attend ,,ron,ntlv 70 AL professional cali.
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have made no crops since the war closed Money to buy
provisions not to be had upon any terms ana :
great many farmers who are working from twenty Ave
to thirty hands would be compelled TO abandon the,r
crops simply for want Of to furnish provisions u
their employees The prospects for the future arc truly
frightful and hsartrending.
A sherIA's Sale stopped BY order Of General
Pope.
By order Of General Pope Shsris sale Of proper
~ was lately stopped in Georgia This proves that he
considers himself empowered TO suspend state laws
The Cotton Crop in North and South Carelina.
A gentleman who has lately travelled through the
principal portions Of Darlington, Chester Marion and
Sumter districts South Carolina and in portions Of Arson
county, North Caroaa Ast ne present. prspsess
for good crop Of cotton very favorable The plant
was already up 10 many instances and was doing we'll
The wheat crop known 70 be better II mis-
ection
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,
BROOKLYN INTELLIGEEC2.

The INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ASSOCIATION or THE EASTERN
DRcr-A meeting OF the Industrial School Association
was held last evening at the residence Of Mr. Lyon,
q the corner Of Third and South Sixth Streets L. d. at
which M. Robert Duncan presided, and Mr.. E Lyon
acted o. secretary. The report OF the Treasurer
Rad, which gave balance In hand Of Sl,l27 81 At
the conclusion Of the reading OF the report the meeting
vent into an election for trustees 70 for the
sg a.. when the following gentleman were elected
~. Nlcnoias wyckon James Hall, Louis p. Nostrand
neeooem, Eiiphaet Lyon and Robert Duncan. mo-
ton was made BY Mn Lyon that in future the
calon publish an annual report In pamphlet FORM OF
ooaasioAs received, which motion was favorabIy
cesd There being no other business " transact the
meeting here adjourned.
TAS sourEzDn RAMRoAD-A LIVELY NESTING or
crrsEs-A meeting Of citizens Of the Eastern District
was bold at Union hall, corner OF Cymsr street and
broadway, todiscuss before committee OF the Common
Council the question Of allowing the southsde Railroad
Company to run steam cara on North Second street.
Exhayor Kalbfeiscb, DR.. Smith, Judge Daley, Samuel
Maddox Supervisor Talbot and other prominent ct-
xene ook part IN the discussion. Those opposed to the
road were very turbulent, and were probably In the
majority. Mr. Kabdeisch having taken decided stand
~ favor OF the project was considerably annoyed during
the meeting while making remarks by hostile EXPIRES
aons me most Intelligent among the speakers favored
The extension OF the Contemplated route to the river
The company only ask to their cars TO Union
avenue. a4 7s iIft III
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I.s,ees,s~ q she Pebble Inssitufisns-visit %
Ravxalps ana DlackweIl's Islands.
In scooraasos viii tmshoaorsd custom The Grand
Jwy bsvs rscsauy bssa teur u inspection Of ths
vussss psb,is inssaaaseas n New York county They
eDsaudsd hsis vsixs ysssraay. Ths inspsotion n
sAsaM b. naAs sasaally ~ saoA Grand Jury. and
sgnslsd ysa ego when Ne subject Of abuses IN thsss
public instsueos dsaAa1sa The Investigation and, II
nsssssav y esrsso1isa, Ne vrsssnsnsat Of tho
sghtssa gsni,susa Constituting The jury Of Grand
lsssssk Ms prssses inspscssos vas m.ds y Only :
Sirds q . .ssbsn passeipaasa IN the visss y ne
3: .: $500 :.s :>; !. s.s. :.
70 ~ 10 ne sa@issSIs sSaisissrssios
3 hs a.sse "A ~ easanv - orderly coadis'sn Of
On Tssssx s.ssins ne parry ,eet ! s.It through
Ses,asss d noss retreats d nsisssssorS :
h. 'q SSss q. .Ss,,Ds =: party y
6sdnes snd Wsrs made winsssss Of the discipns and
secompshmsnss q the children there cared FOR By Tho
oSmui.sssss q cSsrass ssd coscsoss. attended the
ayty and Ieut their DgfvtCes In Interest,"
e: ' .; ss.y s:s: s.o.sS Ss d.
vssh saScrs sojcarn 10 the crazy mans fora The son.
ss2 svissss .ssssescs .. dissoa.s.e 2 sSsa %
soms time upus Ne magnitude q debt due INN By
ss'H =, sss ssss s,s &! v
g he Voorhees, aDd Amshcuss and wsrs. highly
uasi0ed q shs manner n which The ndigsnt inmates
q the rssadsnoS of M Keen, the Warden
q ths PsnIssstiasy. wss good substantial meal
s.s:s e =: .sS Z.
visis Of shs Grand Jury made the occasion Of >
banquet ~ which Vie mcee costly viands ana wines
vere dispeused Ill q the expense Of the city
This was un6er ths rtgtms Of the Old ten Gov.
srnoss me present Commissione1 abolished
~ cusxom No oinnsss have bssa furnished since,
snd Il n 1 cursous coincidence that the present
No. shs rst vis 81 grand Jury 70 the island n several
ysan The rsniseatlary and the Charity Hospital wsre
Party rsurns1 10 The city The term o. the Grand yury
expires with sbs week, and u y usual 70 make present
marks duraw she tour a inspection fhr 70 conclude
that they win make such prsssntmsnt win raerencs
20 the management Or condition OF our puptc insssu-
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Return or Stewards Messenger Of Mercy
His KInd Treatment BY Jnarez-Bister Fcci-
lsg Agalnss observation-disclosures In the
Hands ei she Imperinlists On the 23d Ulf.'
= ~ ~ aer New OnIxAss, May Is, 1857
The following news has bssn received from Mr. L
D. Campbell:-Hs messenger 70 Juarez returned 20
aay having made the trip from Aasamoros 70 san Luis
Potosi and back ia fifteen days. remaining At San Luis
two daya He was treated with the greatest courtesy
end consideration by the beraa He reports that Esco
bsdo had go men Quercaro and was in possession
Of I'll the roads but one with the expectation Of getting
that Maxmilian was insds the city with 1900 men.
mo feeling among the liberals - ven bitter against
Naximllan and his native sceru. and n case Of their
couture Il was thought they would not be able 10 save
0Aem Juarss and his generals are conhdent o! Z
eedv triumph e Qusretsro and expect to DO IN IN
city OF MEXICO In two mcdtna Ine mssenger ieIt
Juarsz q San Luis On The 1Sd ui1
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csHvtnTsu o. sIEAmseAIusn u 81. LOUIS.

u. Loufss May 40, 1901.
me stsamboatmsn's Convention passed resolutions
to-day setting forth that laws In force In relation
nsvisason and commerce apply almost exclusively 70
ocean navisaos they should b modified 70 suit inland
navigation, and especially high pressure boilers and
nashinsvy tbaA 70 avoid explosions boilers should b
constructed only a double hammered charcoal iron or
ssesl that shs as csmpslna the Ne - ockup valves
impolitic and unnecssary, and cases slur engi
neen; that the taxes and expenssa consissng Of
licenses enromentA inspectlons hospital duss hotel
licenses passenger nna oeher taxea which no other
branch 81 busns h squaiy sbjectsd heavily on
river msamsER many Of which ere Of small clsa thas
Il win either drivs thsm from the rvsrs o. compel them
70 sxtct mcnsy iron The pubsic that wben ne naser
Or owners q . steamer equip and mo- ~ sams m %
cordauce with nw. sam boat or owners should not ~
held for damages arising cut of the 81 any ccnsed
o6csn The rssulstisns also wescribs rsls FOR shs
measurement Of ssamsr asd provide for the appoint
mont cf . COMMITTEES 10 draw up bill embodyinG the
above points and such others ~ may b deemed de-
srabe request the cooperation Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury having u Congress, said mIttes
10 70 70 Washington and engineer mattera
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THE MOBILE RIOT.
~~~<~~~~~>>~~~>~o~~o~
Additional Particulars Of the Attack
On Judge Kelley.
-Four PerseDs Killed and Fifteen to Twenty
Wounded.
1AR LEADER OF THE MOB ARRESTED.
&c. &C. sc.
THE. LEADER OF THE MOB ARRESTED.


TnHit NOBLE, Ala Nay Is, 1867.
have harmed further particulars Of the fatal afay
q lsss night star - known thrss four persons
vsre Killed and from fifteen 70 twenty wounded.
The lsaasr. David Files who fred the fst shot At
Chief sePosos Charpsner is the only arrested It
h said shas ~ aimed directly At Judge Kelley He
Asd "a hsa THE morning In 5000 by Mayor withers
bat haenss ~ obtained bonda III SKI
It n certain that the attack the negroes con-
tinusd Tor considerable distance from the scene Of
actton.s - many shot i've and six squares on.
Shots nred from the roof Of store kept by Mr.
Wo directly opposite the stand and the windows
Il hoasssksps BY named Brooks. It the corner
~ RoyaA street, Ns believed here shots were also
Arsd frsa the side window OF John Forsyths house
editor Of the Re0tste--which overlooks the stand
cannot xoueh for the truth OF this As sat In front or
the wesw and the balls must have struck behind me-
Upon Visiting the scene this morning discovered how
we whosscppisd the stand escaped 20 we'll the firing
WAS EVIDENTLY too low the largest number OF bullet
marks ~ the brick work Of the Espanade Five or
sx balls suok the front Of the building the right and
st Of badge Keys position. but few feet Wide Of the
marx. sSsg a. ss,fsss Is r,ses3 ffeptHses
The firing lasted in quick succession for upwards Of
tan minutes In the direction Of the stand and il then was
indiscnpinatsly distributed among the crowd To add
To the cssuson the c alarm was rung which brought
additional crowd to the spot
The rb made towards shs stand was resisted by such
Of tho gentlemen q were around
The excitement to-day Is great that the invesga
ton = psaponsds Tue Mayor and Colonel Sheppard will
maAs asrigid inquiry into the matter. Tho United
States tFoops are still posted throughout the city,
squad occspying the front OF the Battle House.
Colonel Sheppard has acted molly he was at the
seene Of The not during the massacre and fastened 10
The camp 70 cal out the troops. he is now in Judge
Kslley's room in the Battle House. M
The bandsof the Fifteenth infantry had oil their in
sHuments smashed and their music scattered In the
Judge Ksley leaves to-day on the government boat,
.ncA be- been placed a. bis Disposal by Colonel shep.
pard He goes to Montgomery. II is "oogos 1u-
dicious "a attempt 70 speak here again ii, sH
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THE PaEss OEsPAreN.
MOBILE, Ala, Nay IL, 1857.

MOBILE, Ala, Nay II, 1857.
surag The sss last night the following persons
killed and Wounded IA y N.E ~
KnIsD-Whiss zsbsisl Alsen; colored Samuel
= WoUmw-Whisss Thomas Taylor, d. h Hord, Daniel
Yarseas 81 shs police). james Barnes Colonel D. 3
esdbarg 4 os,damh, }. Gaugis (snes reported dead,
d. Nehsaua ~ swo boys; ooiorsd, Fierce Nitchs,
anA n adAition number Of men, white and colorsd
Who were slightly injured and whose names are mot
known.
An y psrssoaiy susss to-day, and there win BE- no
farther disturbance.
Judgs Kelley hes besn invited By Mayor withen TO
remain an pssk IN public and offered the protection
q I'll good esizsna Colonel sheppard also offered him
military pscssosson but JudGs Kelley declined the oers
aad len FOR Montgomery to-day.
call appears in me morning papers, signed BY many
q the bss citizens Of Mobile for meeting 70 express
unqualified condsmnasion Of the parties engaged in the
disturbances Of the meeting last night
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Ar1rnp1 At wlFE nuaDfa AND SUICIDE.

Henry Davis, residing u les avenue A. became. for
some reason Jealous Of his wife Caroline and Last night
while suffering under an apparent alteration Of The MIND
attempted 70 put end 10 her sxstsnca Hs attacked
her with knife but shs managed 70 wrsst from him,
when he a n dsterminsd 70 accomplish his design,
drew bsrelsd revolver and fred four shots a her
None q the shots taking efscs he discharged the
naming two a his own head, inncslng wounds which
will probably prove fatal He was conveyed 70 Bellevue
Hospital, where his wounds were dressed.
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me st OF three ramss OF base bs the champion
sh,p Of nsssscnusets ana the nIvsr ball. IVES p'svsa
thAs afternoon On Boston comnos By ne Le~sn
csb a possoe. asa me Harvard Grub, Of cambrIdgs
college, rssuItinx In victory 20 sne c, - ~. 49,"
bssse 81 TO Is. me game was w'sssAssd " -
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TINE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NORTH AMERICA


The Synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church Of
North America commenced last evening eight O'Clock
In the Rev. Dr. NcLeods church, Twelfth street,
Sixth avenue The attendance the part Of elders and
brethren large The Moderator opened The proceed
ngs Of the Synod with prayer after which he delivered
discourse showing the duties Of the church and the
motives and incentives which should lead 70 the dis
charge Of those duties Ths Rev. DR. Dsnham. Of Lon
dondsny, and The Rev. John Hall, Of Dublin. attended
q deputason from the General Assembly Of the Pres
bytean Church In Ireland and introduced TO the
Synod, The members receiving them standing. Both
clsgyms0 having besu invited 70 ssats the platform
Rev DR. Dsnhsm spoke u some length In reference 70
the present postioa q the Presbyterian Church In Ire
land the difncutes haA 70 contend with In
the past 10 future prospects and the necessity
that existed among ~ fooweD Of providing ample
support FOR ~ minister many - whom hod h1ebeto
bess unable owing vast q 6cisne msans 70 carry
on spsrsua WORK Win I'll Ne ssai thas should BE- ex
psstsd from prsachsu ~ ths gosps. ns aid that q
time there were BIT Ave Pssbvtsean ministers In
lrslasd; there were ave hundred. The member Of
the Posstans populaoa In Irsaa1 was twelve hundred
rians-ths moss selsvs halL He stsongly urged that
there should b unioa a ~ N Prssbytsan churches
IN America and Ne paSs e che Presyssan Church
ireland he offered them the night hand Of Fellowship
and eaid thas " dspotatioa fsOm the Presbyterian
Church in America should % - Ireland they would ~
ssivs hearty welcoDe - % doubt b veil pleased
with al they should - anA h0r Rev Or. Hall fol-
lowed 70 ne sane esck sud aser other brief speeches
the Synod sdjOurnsA IND eo-dsy.
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Bosros, Nay 10, 1857.
~ a,,so estate on state street., opposite Khssi
.sress vas sold ., auction to-day for sis7,coo TWO
v..,, .go a brought 1t auction e2ie,2oo but We par'
chase was not contaminated owing y douess aecss sns
Court
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cAa nGsIlas' eeMylnTnH N ssaneIelu, MASS.

srRrovrELp Mass, Nay IL, 1867.
The national convention of railroad masters, held
In this city was attended BY representatives Of all the
leading railroads Ia the country Several Inventions
exhibited They adjourned 10 meet 81 Altoona, Pa
September 10, when the National ASSOCIATION Of Car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

B08r0N, Nay ID, 1851
A Are occurred this morning In Bassersman's block,
OF Essen and Lincoln reess which caused con-
siderable damage 70 the Union Elastic Goods Company
also to Chase Lsarstt machinsts, and 70 ths West
India goods store Of Charles r. Adama large portion
Of The los was caused By water: folly insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

52asl& " BAtsroRr, Nay Is, 1867.
The failure Of wm Crehtos = son, an osd and pvont
nent commission and DAZZLING arm Of ths city
nounced in ths street. to-day. he liabilities reported
A e1bo.oOo. ~ 4s4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

}a MkxrHrs, Tenn, Nay is, 1897.
Private dispatches from port Gibson, Miss say the
Port Gibson and vIcksburg packet Roma sunk In the
Yazoo river last night the boat and cargo total
loss She was Owned by Captain A. j. Wheeler her
commander. No further particulars have been received