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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
Col. Warren D. Wilke,,s,,.. ,,,,.

sS Col WILKES, who recently dissolved his
editorial connection withthat admirable joNf.
nal--"AThe Anderson Intelligenccr'''-y-. las
taken servicc,5of like character, with. the
"Anderson Appeal, : q most. popular paper.
The Colonel has our estswishcs for his sue,
cess, not only editorially, but mali thsaifairs
jof life iSc 4 y HI 25G n 3 &. y i8i5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
mi. Llgon,a School.

s$sS mud guard ians - i'll peruse with
Z profit, the advertisement Soff tho g Anderson
Male academy to be found in oulr. our,columns, y
Mr. IIdoN the. principal, is q fine scholar,
and .Sa good! diseiplinarian; His aptnoss for
5imparting instruction is3also good. .s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
Orphans Home Mission. |.

We have the pleasure Of announcing that
Rev. T. II. EDWARDS, a memberof tho South
Carolina Conference, together with other wor-
: thy and liberal gentlemen, haycin contempla-
tion and course of organization an ttOrphan's
Home. to be located in our District.
j. The object Of these philanthropic gentle
mon is to educate the ORPHAN of the fallen
soldier, and to establish for him comfortable
HOME
These gentlemen expect to accomplish thoir
laudable purposes in this wise: 1. TO pur-
chase large, valuable tract of land, and erect
thereon comfortable and suitable buildings -
(. @ TO organize labor scAocls, by which tho
orphan can maintain himself. 8. To establish
n,anufactories Of difforont kinds, by which
! trades may be learned blythe boys, and suita-
3 bic occupation secured for tho girls.
This is barely AN outline of what this praise.
worthy enterprise is intended to be. Beside,
if possible it is to be located in our District. &
The means are accessible for the accom-
plislmont Of the work.
a. valuable farm, with good water power, is
wanted and for .which.a fair price will5be
B paid. K, Il, }fE
Rev. T. III, EDWARDS has been assigned by
Conference 10 this work :, Communications,
& directed to dur care, will reach him,
The size Law, IN s.
The Court of ,tlrrors, in the case Of Shar.
lonk vs. Rivers, decided that the g stay law
q was unconsti titutiona, as effecting contracts en-
tered into before'its passage 8
sB A more recent decision Of tho sama Court,
delivered bys Judge MUNRO, is to the effect,
that all contracts entered into after the passage
of Ahe g stay law, (, are effected by it's terms--
s s the & stay law being then in existence,
formed part Of all contracts entered into du.
ring that period, 8s5 q ~
Z y nfsg-- N1dnoD sULLIvANM and WM. Fl,
& PeRoN NNEAU were appointed BY the Legislaa-
S turo, and haze qualified as Magistrates for the
B town Of alhslla rs . q
w Yicoi ARK AN DER BHYoE, Senior:
The egislature of George, ,at it's re.
4 cent session passed s84 acts, public aud pri-
& yate e ssSS stI e
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.Special

Sc-s - :,
'pERSONs indebted 10! pay l9Ys a q
obliged 70 have mon tReY do not pay ttpy
debted 70 roe;ip the SsnSt
pay imms aintel aa indlig igeDQsE Eeain
Be wise, not prom laa, and
Oet, 10 1866 ii a Z, .ss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
New Political Movement.

-.
Tho Charleston daily News E has the
following significant paragraph: ss
80 Senator Harlan, Ex Secretary of the2In-
terror, has been sojourning in oir city for the
past few days, aud left for Washington onFri-
day night. It is stated upon good authority
that his visit here was for the purpose of OBJ.
tanning information concerning the extent of
the Union sentiment III the State, aud to rec
ommend the formation ofa Union League and
the organization of a Union party, the chief
design Of which shall be to aid in procuring
a sss Loyal Government for they State. We
learn that immediate action will be taken in
the matter, and that q petition will shortly be
circulated, tho purport of which viii be to Sc
cure to the State government similar to that
recommended for the State of North Carolina,
which was presented by Yhad: Stevens in
Congress The sanity French, the planter
and. chaplain, we understand, is a prime mo-
yer in the matter. Y !. Il
seg- The Vauoluse Factory, at Graniteyille,
/ has been burned to the ground. It had been
reftted since tho war, and was owned by the
Messrs. GREda. The factory was Insured
$40, 900 worth OF material was lost S.
F. WAsnrNaToE, january III "A colored
regiment recruited in this vicinity has been
ordered to South Carolina; under General
Miles, formerly com,nandant at Fortress Mon
roo. Ho will havehi headquarters At Cbatl,
seston,ss: - Js $1y ;6a Il d
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5S(5IlI).ISl, EI1 \

(lI-T
zzs go l EssElls So 49glsa
THE BLUERRInGE I Il ABROAD.
(lN nnd, nf.er aIepslay Inst, tho Trains
on the Hl,.e sKilRe RailYoaa will lenye shnlcr-
and Saturdays. aftcrtie arrivalkof Greenville
AMI Columbia Qailroad Trains. tg
Will leave {Wnlhalla en- Menlays Mt 81 O'clock.
a. M, connecting with the down Traia Oh Green
willie and Columbia Eai)road. 50 III.
Willleaye Walhulln on onWc,lnGsdays nj } Q O'clock,
n M. st W. H.. D.yGAILI.AKD. s.n
Superintendent Is. Re n y i
Sept, go. 1860 u &c &:
The State Of South Carolina,
u 1NtoRDINARY. ri lcKENs.$sS AZ ~
M. F..NIi,,chell, Admir-, ..s :s,.l, !, d ]. !
Jcxso Rickmon &wiis sarnh, Iof Rcnl Esta,o,to
(fDrmerly Sarah 'rhrif,) . Aay2 Debts. & !.
II Tapreating ,y,3satisiassion tint /, Jesse
Z Il Rickman and Snfhi his wil6, .for.heFlY 81 Sn-
irah Thrift, md MaryYJ aflrin. deFenaaIssSin
this case; reside without The limits efthis Stast:
y is ordered. thersfdre, hnt saia absent lefarts
:ants do laprear il the Cnprt 81; tOidinasy fNr
Pickens District. Mt PckcnsC G. II, on Monday,
tho t!h dpy.ot March ncxt, ,oishcw. caase, 4if
%anYthcy can. why the Real 'Es'ate nf Tlidinns
j.. w. Thrift, deceased. situate .,,i Pickais l;s-
irict, State aforesaid shoski not sali forstba
p1ymentu debts, 81 which aeceasM stood pb-
liged Mt tho time Of his death, nnd tho retnhin.
der, if any, divided among tie heirs Of said de-
ceased, according to INV. + q lS
w. N !: III &c ON BE, ,oip.b.ss
y Ordinary Hice,yJan.Sl lGs 1867 I'd Ss3 4,
STATE of ssOussa SsayO1EMn, q NJ
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.i
VXTIEREAS, Robert "a. .Thumpaon, {. u r. D, z
w hnthapplied to me for lctters nf 1. a:::ii,is-
truion upon The. Estate 'if lpln "a Efthtu,
decd, late Of the District of Pickens.anl Sthsa'
aforesaid; The kinlroa and creditors pf said
deceased, are, therefore, ni,e 10 appear ksfnie
me at Pckcns c.. lion Ntanlay tho tittlnynf
March, lSG1: to sl,ew ssi,ser if any hey cNi,
nnacr my hand ia,s seal THE latil Janunry,
1857. & n 5sess .,s,si 81 S.ss & 53 ;ss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19

MARRIEDoN HQRsE-pAcK "A Western
paper publishes the following marriage enotico:
On horseback, November 8, 1865, BY
Geo. Kinkade, Mr.. Wn,. Bunyard, latea sol.
.dier of MerrilPs Horse, and Miss Martha IL.
Price allof Harrison County, Missouri.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
sAwf,l CnISn,itv.'.ll. q.

( LONDON, Jan. ---Tlie tlreatencd iInpeacl.-
ments OF President johnson excites tho inter-
est OF the press everywhere, The Journals
of Paris and elsewhere haye articles, thisnorn-
ing, on the project and warn Americans OF
the seriousness Of tliestept about to be taken.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19

HARRIsBuRa, PA., January Is. Cover
nor aeary wns inaugurated withimposing cere-
monies at noon to-day, The inaugural address
was intensely radical, and npplauds Congress,
and says, "upon its sdeliberation and actions,
our present interest and future welfare oil de-
pend. 1. y 8 & q g. }s5,. 4 /. y x.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
BIZ THE BONNER LAKE, ROUTE:
Jas Evans wv Bickell
G W Ellsworth Williams
Max Walter Cadwalder
Mrs Crouch b child John China
G c Fish wife b CHI
BY THE oVlRLAND Rour1:
Thomas Stage & W VIM Settle
Mrs Roberts
Departures.
BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
Mrs 7 R Mareton " Montgomery
Jas Evans
BIZ THE BONNER LAKE, ROUTE
G w Goodwin Mrs N c Lyon
John China J Wilson
Fred Williams
BIZ THE PLAcRRvILLB ROUTE:
Miss II Kennedy A Josephs
J A ellison Mcdonald
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26

AYrEcrIoSArE times when every
thing is as dear as it can be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26

THE INVENTOR OF FRICTION MATCHES.
The Hartford Times announces that
the inventor Of friction matches was
Alonzo Dwight Phillips, who lived in
East Hartford, and was a laborer in a
powder-mill. In 1881, from mixing the
ingredients of g~unpowder, he first con-
ceived the idea of igniting a compound
by friction, and after many experiments
succeeded in doing it. After leaving
the powder-mill he worked at shoemak-
ing, in Hartford, and on u very limited
scale attempted to manufacture his fric-
ton matches. He could not produce
many, however, and applied to DR..
Abel A. Cooley, q blacking manufac-
turer for assistance, who aided him in
getting his matches upon the market,
and 0 afterwards Mr.. Phillips, with
another person, established a match
factory, at Costsville, Conn, and made
large quantities Of them. Phillips sold
town and county rights, but although
he received considerable sums of money
he expended it as fast as he made it,
and, the Times says, he was a poor man
when he died. His invention is now
one of the most universal and indispensi-
BILE articles in use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26

An ITEM FOR ALE DRISKERs.-Not
long ago the spiggot Of large vat in
one of the large breweries in one Of our
large cities, where they make the cele-
brated INK Ale," being INSTRUCTED, it
was therefore necessary to draw off the
ale in the vat, either by a siphon or
some other means, in order that the
cause of the obstruction might be as
.cer,ained and got rid of. The bottom
of the VI being laid bare, the cause was
at once discovered. There was about
four bushels Of deceased rats, in various
stages of decomposition. The unfor-
tunate creatures had fallen into the vat,
and had become drowned rats"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26

THEATRICAL SESsArIoy.-An Eastern
paper records the remarkable fact that
Adah Menken has got a baby. On Sat-
urday, November 18th, at LIE Grande
Hotel, Paris, Adah Isaacs Menken
Mrs. James Barclay gave birth to a
fine, bouncing baby.-Norh Californian.
Jim Barclay will be remembered by all
old Marysvillians as a handsome sport
ing character of that city.-Cdrson AP-
peal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-26

ORES OF THE CoNsTocK.-The princi-
pal silver ores of the Comstocklode are:
Stephanite, vitreous siluer, native sill
yer, and very rich galena; in small
quantities occur, pyragyrite or ruby sill
silver, horn-silver, and ~polybasite. Be-
sides these are found, native gold, iron
p~yrites, copper pyrites, zincbleude, car
Donate of lead, pyromorphite, both the
two last named very scarce.(-N. Y. In
| der.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
Y CHI TIN a .

The Atlantic Yacht Club-Lnss Race Of ths
Season-Contest for the Champien Pennanss.
The champion pernants won By the Addis v. and
Fannie in the regatta OF September Il Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. upon challenge Of the White Wing and
Salus will be sailed for Tomorrow The contests u
will embrace, in all probably the majority Of the ncet
footed craft OF this spirited organzaos-wln very
Interesting Al the suggestions Of the owners the
course and sailing regulations viii b foIlowsFor
the rs class cabin sioops around the ghshp
back turning tho from east 10 west and for yachts
without Cabins 10 aud around tho Southwest Spit turning
same from east 10 west: thence home turning at
all the buoys tho West Bank. 10 and OF
boat west Of the DelapIaine Housa. The Commodore
reserves tho right to alter the postpone the
regatta u tho YEA her shall be unsuitable On arriving
each yacht shall report 10 tho Commodore and be 10
ne. IS ordered By him, Al half. pasl-nine NJ. at
anchor, jbs down. Yachts must star. from
anchor and weigh II on starting. Each yacht must
s ordinary working sails and ballast with
private signal and regard the rules and sailing reguls
tons Of the club.
II Is tho wish Of Commodore Lyman and the wish OF
the owners OF the competing boas that all tho yachts
oi the club shall join in t1is regatta
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ALLEGED HEAVY en3EzzLfn:NT.

few weeks ago the firm II T. vattcrlen rs water
street, seot their bank book to the lank with VIII ch
they had have their monihlv transactions
settled with the institution, and little
prised TO the OF the book and the
pail checks had been passed the bank and hon
ored that there considerable dinerencs between
amount that had been authorized be drawn and
the amount certified to by the bank officers. On com
pairing the cnecks with the bank statement
the brm discovered that . books per in their
employ by the Of CHRISTIAN r. frorichs, - thoy
aiege had been the OF tins unhappy difference.
Fierchs' honesty so much. In fact did the nrm RELY
upon him that he allowed check book with checks
signed by the firm 10 DO hlled out for such
amounts became due 10 their creditors time 10
tme This check BOOK was the Instrument BY which
the Dookkesper made away a. Is aleged, with certain
funds OF the firm, and finally TO unconsossble
grief On the 18th OF August last check hiled out
which frsrichs IL v alleged, changed 70 esl3 80.
On the 17th OF September he. A. is
also alleged, changed another check from
$40 10 10 600. ase charged by Tie
police that some tine previous TO these transactions
Frsrcbs had pmade away, by some means or other
with about $1,000 IN bsaims ns, winch was overlooked
by hrs employer, owing 10 the length Of time thirteen
years. he had reudered faithful service. On discovering
the change made IN the checks alluded 10 above MI
vaterein informed Inspector waliIng Of the circum-
In the and that Official detailed tectves
and Vaughan, who, alter several days occupied n
ferretng cut the Whereabouts OF Freriohs, ~ih the
assistance " ward ofcef Mahouey. ~ the notorious
QUE o'cock yesterday morning In saxtythird street,
near second avenue When brought 70 Police head.
quarters . Derringer revolveS loaded capped and
cooked Was fonnd q hh oorsoA
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Yesterday afterucon the French sunboat surccuf At
tsebed 10 ths squadron Of the Admiral who lately paid
visit 70 these waters made her reeutry into New York
hsrbor After short cruise, aud exchanged sauies with
the Battery and also with the Austrian steamer Eliza
BOTH moorsd juss opposite Castle Garden In the North
river. The surcouf Is ganboa. mounting only ten
broadsds guns, and is Of tnc old model, which
is now aim osl bansbed from tho French marine She
"a bark rigged and hes . complement o. eve officers
and about eighty men, her captain beng Monsieur
Hanes an ocer Of old standing 10 the imperial navy.
rrcm the fact that the Eizabc;h ~as dccked out
with flags and that $50 many thundeiing seiues we're
ed n Was ., nrs thought that something
o. the com mon gong 10 the barbour but visit
the esnbUsi quickly disp led this dea "a on board
ev ry,ning vas ret aud orderly. Her decks are cean
ana nsav 6,tcd 90, 10 the case vita nost OF the
many war steamers thai have lstsly arrived In New
YORK bay and the gay ensign OF France STRAINED over
her Stern dancing In the sn breeze wncn blew all
terdsy. lhs oHicsrs OF the surcouf were mostly on
shoss Gad V gst On terra arma aasn. End alad q We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.
nIutunls W. AtInntIcs.

DIutHNls w. Atlnntics.
The return game between these clubs on vester-
day afternoon In The presence OF ave thousand
spectators, who sat quietly during tho hours and
hall, enduring tho b breezes which swept the
Geld. aud calmly witnessed the game, which, from its
onesided character. deprived Of all spirit. The
Atantics had their full hand while the Muiuas
minus their first base man. Besman Dicksy Hunt
appeared substitute in the nine, and his appearance
hailed wth unmisiskabis tokens Of general favor
Of tue huiuas III, life OF the nine aud by his almost
ubiquiiy and his sprightlinoss was dubbed tho
cat" O~ing 70 severe indspositon, however, b,
was compelled to retire, and MS reappesrance
now a. the end OF the season. stated
above, has served to elicit evidences OF his
popularity. He is somewhat rusty; but the only oppor-
tunitv which afforded him IN: catch he
braced, although under existing circuns he's, he
would not have been blamed had ne followed the
example OF his brother ana let tue bail drop There Is
game in ~hcu the balls dropped nicely
when they droT ped-as In the reporters games;
and Guar should be on hand and learn point two
In that hne McDorad's hycacn was fine overhead
one han'Icaich. The aycatchcs by Devvr and Water
man were very handsome aud difficult catcnes made
While racing the Dail The weather was decidedly
against Maruns ptthils. and The Atlantcs splen
did opportunities to tauge their srikes which they did
with terrific elect whit. the score will show the
batting of the Nuthas far below their average. The
umprng OF Ar. Grunm such TO add TO his
already we'll eaTand reputation MS sound, impartial
judge Tue sc)re OF the gamo IS as foows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

INFECTION or NINTH REGIMENT INFANTRY r. a
A nnsr day than yesterday could not have bssa
selected for The turnout Of this command which ap-
peared upon Tompkins square hsf past o'clock
A. n, under the command OF Colene, John II Wilcox.
accompani ed by she full band and drum corps Pre-
vious to the arrival Of the regiment all the Third br
gads s,aa except Captain Faye) dsrnountsd, and In
lowf:-General J. NJ Varian, Inspector u y.
Wentworth, ajor C. J. Blaavelt Major Samuel
Gregory. Surgeon o. 8 Paine captain Abner Melen,
Jr tapIaIn II n. Darlington, captain d. RichardA
Captain J. ~ yalan, Jr., and Lieutenant Hail -
the ground could BE- cleared tor the occasion me
review commenced, according to Upton's new tacsics
this being The first regiment to observe tie rules aid
down therein Cclone Wilcox &C ca a. we 'swve~ins
exception Of eject of the sAutng ocer 70 ook ~ me
rese~ng ofEcer Whale paslns and me iosn o. distances
upon coming into line subsequently. tue review was
very nueiy rendered. We must compliment Captain
Davis OF the company upon ms handsome salute
inc inspec ion immediately followed the review.
Tbers we're present three hcid, Eve commissioned
stsa seven non comm cned stan, twenty drummerS
iroot s,vng total or up~ ards OF 342 muskes aud
some l3s uniforms: Il Is very une regiment Aud Under
good dsepns tsy sssr 70 waving 1ss A%0,y eom
r.ass. M..sr. Close, Matthias, Donaei and
Jessup acting ~ shs committee. 1he presentation
made by Captain Barws Alter tbs inspccvon
9 uded. about two clock the regiment parade
passing up Eighth street TO broadway, 10 Finn avenue
10 Thirty tour street. TO Madison avenue wsn.y-
sixth street.. 70 srmory where they dismissed.
EIGHTH RE6iAKSf INFANTRY. NATIONAL 0uARD.
This orvanization. under the command OF Lieuisueus
Colonel scott wi 90 inspected nj Iompkins square hs
rhursdayl morning. Colonel tarr sailed for home n
tho City OF Baltimore on the I'd usand and will thore-
forc, not be able 10 he present In time.
me FAfRAR COURT MARTIAL.
No decision has been given 10 this yet ina vot.
dict OF the court aud all The papers In the hands o.
MAJOR General sbaler
sixrY.NivrH RrGixEyr rRsrvAI-
Tbs festival of this regiment Jones' Wood on Won
day next promises 20 b. "a big N n.y." and will douos-
less prove highly profitable cosrs Of The srgsnis
tioA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
INTERNAL REVENUE MTTeaA

The Metropolitan Revenue board had no meeting yes-
terday and will not meet until to morrow request
has been transmitted 10 Washington BY the members TO
have deputy commissioner from tia, city detailed TO
take charge Of alta in this Metropolitan dis
trics such titnc Colonel Mcsspore
may be appo nted Should capable ofcer be detailed
here will probably be retained IN the position, and
The result may be foregoing Of any appointment 20 m
the vacancy created by Colonel Nessnores removals.
OF things not a. all 70 the liking OF those eminent
parrots ~no new scrambng for the ONCE Of deputy
Colonel stephen r. Pinckncy, charged with the reor-
eaniza OF the inspecting corps division of tins
metropolitan district ino suo-ds,cs and tho assign.
of officers 10 duty has completed his fsbors aud
really 70 report the result thereof ~ the meeting Of
the Board tomorrow.
SEIZURES ~ NEW YORK AND BRooxLyS YESTERDAY
TIE follow ne seizures reported yesterday A
dst,Ilery Of hundred and ~ gallons capacity sup
posed 10 have been worked Iicity, In sea5rng, near
Van Brunt street, brooklyn
Anothrr still, corn,r Of INLAY and Even streets,
Brooklyn, also suspected Of being iici,ly operated.
Tracy Co. Nos. ls4 and 1s5 Pearl street. seized
on charge Of no entry Of the liquor being made on
the books Of the firm
One hundred and axty.four boxes Of tobacco we're
served on board the steamer Niagara, from Richmond,
Va The packages are branded paid" aud do
Yesterday afternoon inspectors Cochsu and Caun
seized an alleged ic disefy at the Of Inlay
aud Even streets, South Brooklyn. The still, which
OF the capacity 0f about two hundred gallons
torn out 1bere we're some two thousand gallons OF
mash on hand ut the time. One barrel Of whisksy
Barrowclus tobacco facsory In wAloughby street
corner u Ray nond street. seized yesterday on the
charge that insuic snt bonds had besa given
season.
rHR prrLLERs AND RrcrIFIRRs' ASSOCIATION
special meeting OF this Association held last
evening a. tho republican headqaaers corner OF Twen
ybrd street and Broadway, TO hear report from tue
committee appointed last week visis Washington Tor
the furth fanco o. matters connected with the dstlery
trade. Tue special objects npated By this visit
are the shutting OF OF the illicit fraud" whiskey
trade from the West, which nov controls this market,
aud 70 stop, posable the practice, bsfetofors
very prevAsn. OF removing whisksy from
Government warehouses tho giving OF
worthless bonds tor the pay OF the legal The
committed repor,sd thai they bad been quite successful
10 their Efforts and thai the Secretary of the treasury
hAd promised 70 arsn them every facility In his power
fcr the carrying out OF tcir objects The COMMUTE re'
ceived IRON hln also ocal Authorization TO invest.
gate the bonded system in other Cities and
we're requested 10 urge he formation OF assoca'ons
similar 10 their Ia all tbe great trade centres Tue
report Vas received, and a voc OF shanks
rendered the COMMITTEES for their action. a rcsc.
luton was ad pied piedging the members q
ths society nst " sst her esaDi ailments eS eossa q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
ANOTHER GREAT PRIZE n.Sr IN PROSPECT.

From tts Evening Telegram OF yestsrdAy.)
David RyalI, the English pusst who fought Tom
ssy.rn has AGO pied the challenge OF Tom Auen' 80
On Esslish puais lately arrived In TINS country ln
sftsrnoon Rya deposited $3.50 and asrees 70 mec' An
:, m bsfovs ana Inn ,nsa a Charles Diamonds place.
soS Spring street. TO arrange praIminsrIcs for przs
nshs 70 Dome on within Sky days from Vie dsss o
e1eslaG arAs,ss Il spssnsaA
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work until authorised 70 Do ~ ~ executive &C.,
mlitss. Colonel e. Msssmors. late deputy comns,
soner vas elected counsel oil the organization. afsep
winch the meeting adournsd suosct - the call IL ~
Chair Tho comm 70 DAY tor Phlia1e phia ana
Baltimore win the dsiilers there - 70 taking
in laoss cIes similar 70 that already taken e
Nav York