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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-03
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to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Ma
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per feed Sent on trial. Warranted FIVE
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paid. The ONLY machines sold in the Uni
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licensed by Howe, Wheeler 6 Wilson. Gro.
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All other cheap machines are infringements,
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Every patron obtairs Watch by this arrange
ment, costing but so, while it may be worth
$3.50. No partiality shown ...
MesSrs j. Hickiing, & Co.'S Great American
Wa;ch Co., New York City, Nish to immedIate>
!" dispose OF the above magnificent Stock. Cer>
tiicates RAINING articles; are ;!aced in sealed en-
,veops. Holders are entitled TO the articles
named on their certificates, upon payment of
Ten Dollars whether it be Watch worth $50
or one Bonh less. The return otaDy ofo Ger.
tiicates entities you TO the articles named there
on, upon payment, irrespective of ifs worth, and
as no article Yylr.2d less than SO is, named on
any certifcat, it will al once be seen that tnis
is no lottery, but straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastiGiousi > ( s-7-A :-.' i...r'
A single Certificate will be sent by mail, post
poid. upon receipt OFFS cents, five for 81, eleven
for 81 thirty three and elegant premium for So,
sixty~six and more valuable premium for $40,
ore burdred aid most superb Watch for SIS.
To Agents and those wishing employment this
is rare opportunity 1t is q Iegitimsteiy Con
Quoted business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and open TO the most careful scrutiny.
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f.. 149 Broad waY-Near P. O.
Feb. 6 3mo. City of ew York.
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Chartered By the Legislature, Feb. 26. 1853.
Amendments to ChaFfer. Feb, IS 1850, aud
-. March Is 1863 =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-03
s4tATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CONS Office, 1st Feb. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE INDIANS.
ON TnE LARAMIE PIAINs-RAuROAD WORK sUs-
PENDED

ON TIE LARAMIE PLAINs-RAIGROAD WORK sUs-
PENDED.
From Oar Special Correspondent
FORT SANDERS, Dakota May Il, 1861.
The Indians seem TO have given up all hopes OF
success the Laramie Plains owing doubt, TO the
prOmptness OF Col Miner commanding at Fort Sanders
and the activity Of ms troops.
Since my letter of yesterday, the body Of Sergeant
Clear has been found and brought TO this post He was
killed by the savages. scaped and denuded Mr. Clarks
body has also been brought the post for nerment He
was understand resident of Brooklyn, and came ont
this country with Mr.. p 7. BOune Chief Engineer u
Y. Y. Il. the Laramie Plains. Company G., second u
s. Cavalry having pecn ordered to remain at tins post
will be employed In eScOrting overland stages carrying
United States mails Infantry detaClments are being
placed at the stations along the line, ana travel
is safe usual. No overland passengers have
been mOesed This is owing 10 the vigilance ana aclV
ity OF the employees Of Wells, Fargo Co. MI
RObt SpOttswOOd Division superintendent, deserves es
peCial thanks from the Company and public.
The engineer party have ceased work west OF TINS post
In consequence of the Indian troubles The party under
MT Evans reached the vicinity of this post to-day They
have been successful in getting good line through the
Black Hs-a more formidable barrier than the Rocky
Mountains for Bridgers Pass furnishes good route
through them. / am informed that the Union Pacific
Railroad will be able TO take passengers from the Black
Hills az point 80 miles northwest OF Denver 10 chicago
with hut change OF cars at Omaha, within three
months
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

srRESADE TO PROF. HORACE WEBsTER.-The stu
dss of the College OF the City Of York in view OF
tsdeparturs of ts President, Horace Webster, LII d.
toay IN the steamer Atlantic for Europe rendered him
a arenade last evening at the Gramercy Park Hotel.
,ut 200 OF he young gentlemen OF the College were
esen on this occasion, and testified their appreciation
ri airs after which the recipient OF the serenade ad-
Cfessed the students from the hotel balcony Prof WEB
ser said that he exceedingly grahed by the decao
nj expressive compliment Of respect thus borne to him
the discharge OF the arduous duties with which he was
TRUSTED especially because OF his being so intimately
a.ocated with those who rendered IT,. He Thought "
new DISCHARGED the duties Of life carefully as they ad
prsued their studies they could not fail 10 be succesiu
whatever occupation they might select In conclusioh'
hoped sool 10 return again TO the old Alma Mater
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MARRIED.

DYASGBDNBY-Tn Brookvn Wednesday evening May q 81 the
residence Of the brides parents the Rev D Has samuel
Emily daughter Of Henry Gedney both Of Brooklyn No
cards
FULLBR-wILIIAMs-On weipetsy. MAY % by the Rev D.
Brown Charles " Fuller Matilda b. daughter Of the late T.
Williams, all o. this city.
PuLLRR-wLLIAMS-On Wednesday, NAV % by the Rev 5 ID
Brown Charles Fuller Matilda B. daughter OF the late s. T.
Williams, all Of this city.
MRRRIAM-BRADLEY-At Meiden Conn., Wednesfay msy ~
by the T. assisted by the Rev Charles Fletcher Of
George G. Merriam OF ST. JOhnsbury W., TO Miss
Helen Il. Bradley OF herden
VAN THURSDAY evening MAY 90 1907 At the
Church by the Rev Edwin Hatfield
Van Noren Martha A. daughter sf samuel Philips
esl.. all Of York City
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

certificates will he paid as soon as the coins ready
Second They must he careful not to send any but the
kind mentioned, which are readily known by the color
and size, and by the dates OF 1857 10
1864. Third: The pieces will he taken, not
by count, but by avOirdupOis grOceTs
weight No lot will be received under 10 pounds,
and spoiled, egble doubtful pieces will be taken
Fourth The reasonable expense the transportation OF
three cent pieces in OF $50 and the five cent coins
in sums OF SO OF upward To any point accessible by rail-
road or steamboat will be paid by the Mint. rim: Tins
arrangement will be revoked II is found the
issue OF three and five likely 10 become TOO large
or that the abatement Of sufficient The sole Oh
Ject OF THIS operation is TO confer public benefit ana
none OF the cents herein mentioned have any special
val
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

always showing marked courtesy TO them,
he left Mexico AN American lady, wife OF one of his
chamDeriahs' had an interview with HIM touching some
money duc 70 her aud IN jesting told him that
she lad heard he not fond OF her countrymen He
rephed asSl ltlng her that It gross libel on him,
by whoever had told her that there people on
te ealt LOT WhOin ne had greater respect and admra
On anu a. an earnest Of s sincerity, requested her TO
dictate IerOwn terms and that her claim should he i'm
Ineudtty arranged and paid she demanded He tired
away 10 encourage American emigration to the cOun
Try wen Knowing the strength IT would have afforded
h ad tt Tor BaZaire. who would not hear Of II, he
Nou!n nav had large legion of Americans in has own
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

,RRIvAIs-Senator Sumner and family of Massa-
chsetts and Baron Won Kusserow, Washington, are at
th Brevoort House. Mr.. Sumner leaves for home to-
dg. Bishop de yGoesbrIand and the Rev M Clooyier'
RTl gton and John NJ Francis, Troy at the Metro
potln Hotel Bishop Rappe of Cleveland, and Senator
Chfee OF Colorado at the 81 Nicholas Hotel Inc
Htd Prof Blake New-Haven, and the Hon. W. H.
Hruck, Osvego, are at the Albemarle Hotel Judge
n1rck of Georgia Is at the Westminster Hotel Judge
Oh ,f San Francisco at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gov
Pir,ont OF Virginia, the Hon. Robert H. Prtyn Albany
ara the Hon r. B. Morgan. Aurora, are at the Astor
Wase Bisbop de Goesbriand OF Burlington, VT, and
Biiop Rape OF Cleveland, Ohio, will leave for Rome
sa.aV
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MARYLAND EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE May Sl.-In the Maryland Diocesan
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. resolu
ton was adopted providing for the division Of the
Diocese and the erection Of the Eastern Shore into
separate Episcopal See After the appointment OF
mtee 70 determine the boundaries OF the new Diocese
and without naming the Bishop, the Convention this
afternoon adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

HOTEL CHARGES IN PARIs.-It is said that
ne report that the charges at the hotels IN Paris VIII 90
onsderaby augmented during the approaching exhDl,
ion is entirely without foundation At the Grand Hotel
des Capucines the Grand Hotel du Louvre,
nd the Hote Scribe the charges will continue 70 be very
Moderate when the elegance and comfort with wnloh
bose establishments fitted up taken into account
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.
10 rnH

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, May 3l.-An immense gath
erng Of citizens took place at the City Hall tonight
when extraordinary adopted looking TO
the 0randest celebration of the coming anniversary OF
our National Independence witnessed in this section
OF the state outside OF the City OF New YORK All Oi inc
prominent of the city were present The plan m
cudes the erection Of magnificent soldiers mohumen nj
fOi the County
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MARYLAND MEDICAL SOCIETY.

TELEaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE. May 3l.-The Medical and Chirurgcal
Society OF the state this city this morning The
attendance quite large. The late law OF the Legisa
ture appointing Board OF Medical Examiners was Sc
verely denounced. having cT post frcO application
resolution adopted declaring that the Society VIII
all action by parties appointed under said law and
test ITS validity III the Courts
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

OF the race and they willing 20 double n II neces
say 10 defeat their opponents The Scientific crews have
met with but very little change this year, and very
much more exciting this tran last is expect
ed from them IL IS expected that several new boats
from Worcester will enter the race.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Hardly Realized.

Machine TO this place the nut which secures the
detached and ospase send duplicate Your
machine reliable entirely under all
hardly realized until disabed-Lei,r Of ~
r. Drby, BpIirJtJn " j., 20 the Utcor GIBBS > d. Co
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
DIED.

BURNHAM-Oa Thursday May 90 Oliver g. nni Of William
and Sarah Jane Burnham
cHRlsToPHERop Thuray Nav % c,barne vo" Of the late
Richard C. Christopher. Ia the 18th year Of her
Charles r. and W. H. Christopher
respectfully her funeral from her late
No - Bast seventieih-st to-day Saturday s2 o'clock
LANGRGDGBAt Milford Conn Sunday morning Nav 26 afer
lingering ness Lew Langdge formerly Of this city aged - years
PRkTT-In Albany THURSDAY Seymour Pratt
the Col W Pratt and grandson Of the Hon ZAdoe Pratt aged
10 years and months
The relatives sequAntsnces Of the family invited to
Peters Church Albany Sunday Afternoon
at O'Clock without further notice
SHELDON-Of consumption THURSDAY May % Jenny A Sheldon
daughter OF the late Nm Henry sheldon.
invited the funeral
Edgsr PuchOt No I West
Twenty. .lhiri.st on Saturday. June l. at o'clock
SPRAGUBOB Friday morning May 3 Roswell Sprague In the 18th
year Of his age. aner protracted Illness
His and of bis John H. Sprsgue Geo Sprague
Cons Sprague invited attend bis funeral Monday
ing June at O'Clock Mererst Church Eghthst
Thursday morning MAY 90 Margaret Mor wife Of Tho'
Ward.
TIE relatives friends Of the family invited TO attend the nea
from sister Mrs Aekeman No 2lJ hast hh
st. Saturday, June l. al 10 O'Clock a
MUTUAL LODGE No. 81 o. Of o. FThe members OF Mutua
uotse assemble at the Lodge Room No m Bow
ery sunday June 2i o'clock attend the funeral Of our late
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE STATE HORSE FAIR.

BT TRLEeRAFH 10 TEE IMMUNE
BUFFALO, May 3l.--The Second Annual Horse Fair
will held in this city in the month Of August next
the lsth 14th 18th, and 10th Of that month Premiums
will be offered the amount Of tl2e00 The officers will
consist OF the best citizens Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE PATERSON RACES.
The Spring meeting of the Passaic County Agri-
cultural Society will be held at Paterson Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week The following
iB the programme OF the races:
PRsr DAY-First nee Underwood Gin" all mile heats
Second race Derby" sweepstakes premium
sycosp Dar-First raee-Steepebase handicap OF $3.50,
miles Second Of zoo one mile dash al ages third
p%TrTSp bSTf rsce"Rud race. handicap for a. ages miles,
2ysa Ods Third rsee-Premian Of 500 mile heats all sEe'
Fourth raeConsohdsOn premium 1t miles and DASH a. AgsH
TRoTTING AT THE FASHION COURSE.
The trotting at the Fashion Course, l.. l., yester-
day afternoon for purse OF 800 mile heats best three
in hVe ~ harness Det"sen ranc ran EarI M ,b
stright heats. Time, 2:29s 22S, 2:2s.
THE CINCINNATI RACES.
~ YrLE0HIps rHIsuSL
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May a.-The Buckeye Course
was well attended this afternoon There two
the first being mile heats for threeyear old colts and
Hles, which was won by swngerts bay lly Lexington
dash for al ages for purse of 800 Five horses started
The race was won by Moonlight; tme 1881.
BASE BALL.
HARDWARE BASE BALL MATCH.
A picked Nine from the iobbng and manufacturing
hardware houses of this city will play at Union Grounds
Brooklyn f. d. this afternoon. Game called at y. m
AQUATIC.
THE NEw-YogE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
The Annual Regatta of the New-York Yacht Club
viii take place on the 18th Of June The list of entries"
Is now open st the secetarys oce, Ne. 10 Lbertyst.
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.
In addition 10 the College boat races at Lake Quin-
slRamond Worcester there will be base ball matches be-
tween the Sophomore and Freshmen GLASSES Of both Uni
= race between the Harvard and Yale Freshmen Tho
Yale class Of 10 hsys raised oo to hsn psv ths sruenses
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE sUNKEN STEAMER sIGRI.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
~ rstEsRApH TO rHH TRIBUNE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S1.-The ship Seminole
cleared for NewYOrk to-day with valuable cargo, in
cuding 1900 barrels of flour The ships Emerald aud
Barin9a have cleared for Liverpool Flour - firm at
5OG$7. Wheat is dull at 81 7OGt2 the outside figure
for choice. Legal tenders, "a.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
CONGRESS EXCURSION PARTY

THK TRIBUNE
OMAHA. Nebraska May 3l-The Congress excur-
sion party arrived here this afternoon and will leave FOR
the West at o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ST. LOUIS, May 31.-A Cairo dispatch says the ex-
tention Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad TO point in
Kentucky opposite Carlo is finally determined upon, and
that the work will be completed In short time The
bridging Of the Ohio at Carlo is also contemplated.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Card-MOURSISG GOODS OF desirable kind constant.
on JACkSONS Mourning Store 9Sl BroadwsT oppont
Tifanr L Cos Prices reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
ACCIDENTS.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER OLD COLONY.


ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER OLD COLONY.
By TELEGRAPH o
NEWPORT X. l.. May 3l.-The steamer Old Colony
hence last night for NewY ork met with serious aoci
dent after passing Point Judith Some portion OF her
machinery connecting with the walking beam gave way
by which the steam cylinder or "bOX" was knocked TO
pieces and heavy OF iron fell through nearly 20
the lower deck. The elegant castings around the
machinery the salOOndeck were almost demolished
The crash occurred about o'clock when many of the
passengers had retired for the night and 50 great was
the shock To the boat that general impression obtained
that she had coded with vessel and the passengers
filled with CONSERVATION for short time No one
injured however, which considering the fharacel
of the accident very remarkable. The Old Colony wat
tOwed back Newport by the steamer Metropolis from
NewYOrk, which found her IN helpless condition The
disabled boat arrived here about O'Clock this morning
The damage 10 the steamer is estimated at $4,000 aud
IL will require three months 20 place her IN running order
chnery doubtless prevented the great destruction OF
lfe but burst OF steam followed the breaking OF
the steam chest which passed of without iniicng any
Injury
THE SUNKEN STEAMER SIGEI.
NASHVILLE May Sl.-The steamboat Sgel had GO
hhds of tobacco aud 1858 sacks of board when
she sunk The tobacco was consigned fellows: New
Oreans-BeI Harris Co., hhds.; Wilson Young
hid; John Z. KING / hid; Kirkpatrick & Nevlns, 43
hhds Carksville Hutchns Gr!ntcn, hhds. The corn
persons in Nashville The steamer A. Baker, Just
in from the wreck brings all the tobacco except one hogs
head which thrown overheard and all the except
that IN the hold and lot thrown overheard all more or
less damaged and under protest The boat can be raised
when the water falls.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
A PRIZE FIGHT ARRANGED.

Rr TnLkeRAPE
CIScINNTI, Ohio, May 31.-The prize fight between
Jones and McCool settled to-day They agree to
fight within fifty miles Of Cincinnati for 1000 side
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Gperial Notices.

Spnnish- American Church.-wOrshp o'clock every
Trinity Chapel West Twenty tb ST. Broad
aud Bible Class Sermon IN Spanish
by the Rector The Rer. HENRY G. RILEY. Seats fre..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
New Medical Work.
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Naioua Trust Company
or THE CITY or NBWYORH
TEMPORARY OFFICE NO. 1853 BROADWAY,
AT THE NINTH NATIONAL BAHE
NRw YoRg, Jroe lat.
~ THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION rHB CAPITAL sgoCs
Of this Company
We have subscribed and asked Tor b)e)o ofthe
making ii that the Stock will b. taken
The charter unusually guarded making the pabc quite secure -
investments h made in the institution
The charter and franchises vsiusbse.
We confidence the the C0mptny AMI behe
investment in its stock viii prove profitable
Parties desiring make ia stock viii pisass spp<
Circulars with full details mailed delivered PsrsaA spphcstss
The paymens will he as follows
At time of subscribing 10 per cest
June s. 1867. IS per
July /, 1867, Is per
August /, 1867, l0 per ceRt
September .. 1867, 10 per cent
October l. 1861, 10 per cent
January No. 1893. II per cent,
February 10. 1858. IS per cent
Subscribers the whole unrsl anj re hS~e<
interest the OF 10 tue dJ
the payment Of the calls.
ELISHA A. PACKER
THOMAS W SHANNON.
THOMAS b RBAD. >Comnlssicnest
JOSEPH U. ORYIS
HENRY G. CARrBR.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Are constructing Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
westward 'O"ard tue fAd Ocean making s ~ souas'as an IN
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
Tho comPlay offer limited smsuHt Of bsir
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having % bearing p,ysbls he srs
ay Of January snd July In the City Of se~ YORK 81 the rate u
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
This road completed Omsha 90 s las ., Jss
uay s67 J equipped sni trains rgul,ry as.ss
IT, The Compsny has hani saass irsa ties &c. anA
remaining portion Of the Rocky Mountains ff m
which under 70 be done September ofis yr sod
pected tha,,h entire viii be or ion 0~ah, s
the Central P beng np'J built s.ss
ward from SseransOto Cal. during 1870
MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
Estimating the distance be Psss be lss
miles the Uuted Government is cent Thirty
bonds the Company the road dpa at The average rate abort
+28, ,25o per asle, amounting to +li.AR.po
The COmpsny also permitted is FRS. Mersg, B,sas
to equal amount the which BY special a., a ce.
made First Mortgage e eas line the b,s Of ~
United States being stbordiRok 20 thap
The makes sia
amounting 20 o.. O m,kas
resources exclusive Of te capital siis4l5OO
value Of the lanis csanoi be realized
The authorized Capital Stock o. the Comp,aJ huni mills.
dollars millions already psl
supposed that than live mDAs At most viii b
quired.
The oftbe road estimated By competent H. be sbea
Que hundred million dollars, exclusive Of eIupnsit
PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
The railroad ceups.
and the earnings Of the Union PsSc the sections sss d.h
the srst two weeks IN MAJ Sll3O These
the progresses i much pay the
psnys bonds and the through business the oay Of r,.a
between the Atlantic snd Pacific must be immense
VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE BONDS
The Company respectfully submit that tae Of s
fully demQarae sdEtoos proof
Bonds offered blo
57 miles Of which $50 alreSiy
erpended 800 miles Of as road rBsag ssi hs
remaining s, miles nearly completed
At the present premium gold these Boat py ssoaa
iaterest the present cost Of
NINE PER CENT,
and believed completion Rosi hk, the Covers
they will par The Company 10 sell bot.
limited present rSk
the price at their option.
Subscriptions will be received In New.York By The
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. NO = SAssAUsT.
CLARK. DODGE & Co.. BANKERS. NO 81 wALLSf.
JOHN j. CISCO SON. BANKERs NO. 33 WALIssr..
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally rougbol. the unsi
States maps descriptive pamphlets obGu rsy
will by nail COmpanys ODE No 20 Nassau 81
NewYorE application will Agcsts
they confidence will rosea. The
safe delivery OF the bonds
JOHN j. CISCO.
TRRASfQRa NRU. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Spring Clothing. a., -,
"' ~ Wv p B. BALDWIN
EOa 10 aal - BOwery.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE WEATHER.

OBSERVATIONS . -
EEv. Yonu Friday. NAY u. 1901
~ go~~ TA.x,., Re,ori, Wtrd
~. n - sao 1918 North. north west.
~ n ago 30p North. north west
100 n1 Norihwsst
$40 n9o Nortk. north west.
p..,,xs-rh. , An. .l.., d.v lowest early
$40 Of this nonth has been unusually rsiny Inc
Ia, been two weeks backward rased tvest days W
=. is, a. ID 7th sth sh th i1h 18th 18th l7h 18th aoh
ila s1d 3b 3s,h 18th 18Th snd ooh vsfy heA
and so blowing chnnsy occurred on the Bn eAV
n followed By remarkably lo~ barsnete very hsy 'nrRae
sserm the la6 sad th stirling houses fnd hns one I s
A. showers and Snow earl, Of tth ana a
fSei oss III IAN aud a night Auor. on 'h , ssa 1 as
early Of d. Bo highest N OF Isa 90
Robins 3oh swslows nth Asd somenlng
nashstoss bite the 3oa 10 ndanmsr n
unaa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Patent ConbinstiSu
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
sUPRRIoR 70
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This BELTise being CoArHD wra GgrrAPrEcHA does ses
STRETCH PRnLV PULrsy fLIABtE snd ses
AVYKcrED BY oI ACIDS ALKALE srEAs HxGr coLO oyr
Door EXPOSURE
THE COMBINATION HOSE
inside Perchs sn The osY bose tho
convey PErROLsUn oILs wthos
injury Il unequAed for Steam Fire Easnes and call The s.
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
trials has stood without
ING PRESSURE pounds .lu.rs bOs doabs
Of Leather o Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY TWOMBLY.
No PARK-PLACB
NETT Doos BROADWAY BAsx, ssv Ycsk,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
ruE CASE or JOSEPH W. PRATT

WILMINGTON. Del, May 3l.-The trial of Joseph
WPratt for the murder Of j. Pusey Smith, In this city,
In pr was concluded at New Castle yesterday, win
vedict OF not guilty on account Of insanity Adultery
betyeen the deceased and Prats wife adduced N
pat OF the defense Wayne MoVeight Of West Chester
wa one o. the prisoners counsel The excited great
Unrest md the result is generally satisfactory.