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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

Saul, the first Hebrew king, stood head and
shoulders" above all the others, and was a
splendid specimen Of a king and man. So
Pyles Saleratus for strength, purity, and use
fulness, stands far above ali the spurious adul-
terations sought Is be imposed on the commu-
nifty by inscriptions men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

LADY LosT.-Last Friday night lady
from the city, who was stopping at the
White Mountains, got lost, and as soon
as she discovered this to be the fact she
sat down, and staid where she was until
morning, when she was found by her
friends, who commenced search for her
as soon as her absence was discovered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

A New CoUNTERFEIr.-Counterfeit ten
dollar bills on the Market National
Bank of New York have been discovered.
They are miserably executed and may be
easily detected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

MAIL AGENT oMTED.-Charles NJ.
Norton of Troy, N. Y, has been appoint
ed Route Agent from Troy to Rutland,
over the Rutland and Saratoga Rail
road
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

OBITUARY Lieut.. John Claud Jeu-
ness, 9th U. s. Infantry, recently killed
in fighting with Indians, was native
Of Newport, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22

EoTIcB.-See Nicholson Bros card in
another column. They can show the
property.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22
UNIOH COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

sENAToRs
IRA G. ALLEN, of Fairhayen:
CAPRN LEONARD, of Pittsford.
JOHN PRoUT, of Rutland.i
ASSISTANT JUDGES:
DANIEL CRoFooT, of Benson.
JOHN CROWLEY, of Mt, Holly.
STATES ATTORNEY:
!. EBENEzERFIsHER, ofshrewsbury.
sHRRIFF:
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, of Rutland.
HIGH BAHIFF:
NERP. sIMoNs, of Rutland.
JUDGES OF PROBATE:
WALTER C. DUNToN, for the District of
Rutland.
@. M. WILLARD, for the District of Fairhaven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN h. PAGE,
OF Rutland.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR:
GEN. STEPHEN THOMAS,
OF West Fairlee.
FOR TREASURER:
JOHN A. PAGE,
OF Montpelier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-22
RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1867.
Arrival and Departure of Trains

Arrival and Departure OF Trains
TRAINS LRAyE RUTLAND,
FOR Bellows Falls, 2bS o. a, m, 'l2OO m, q
1918 p, m.
Burlington, I .sOSt5,lb am, .ao6S5lO pm,
Saratoga, b.ooStl0O AL, Ale pm
Bennington t600 an, q s5,io pm,
salea, i2.5A ~ " & LIAM, d t4,Sop.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Psn Be. Fla lass 8 tiO,OO an, '2OO 4 t9,OO
"Burlingtsn,isis i .n.4 Oa.m,, AIS & 1885
=. Saratoga, .li5 am, ts.l5&a25 p,m.
Bonnington, III 30 am, a 720 pm.
Salem, LIS a 1900 am, and 1910 q 'o.lO
pm. 49,.
sMail Train: fMl1ed'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Hxs - = - SsnssS "a arn = NJ - Or sl,p-
'ass .: =: ! s. g :: {; .s: T.. ' .
g. r. - 10y .s 80 a. s fss - z i.
!. .s: ali 81: = ~: -: ~. s : .'
NAVAL sSoRu.-sprs sarpsntiss v4s 1.n usssttss 49,
ss;. Sc: s. !: . sssss g.. s s :s =:
sss.r .ss made - =. An c1sss: q = - .s III 90
s ss%ss !. IS so sss Sa sses.
s.s.s y: 8 sssssa 8 IS * sss !. sS Tar
ss;. . ss is Sss
PEi~oIrus 10 bun ssn o. 80, %, s.,ss
active for future ssvssy prices -srs &C. s = arm
gravity for Deesnssr isc DO = assss % he ye.s
ss';5 E: .s.sas: :' q ss &c
:u. s:s, on no K. .S: bot e
s,ysy The v .ss; rs.s ,Sr SS s.s:s s.
soss and 400 az for DscsnSss. is..ss .sra. %
s rssns a. H. The sale. rsapSs s.y ssSs
80 s'sf .as asssr CD 30 ~
DsssmSsr =, s @ su ss,. q, :, the hsr gs !,
packages cut meats The market for pcrt sun eonnausd
sS ana nsss s's ss sn
limited sao bbs = $40 70 s2o g ioI mess .or
Al is and s 90 Cor January 4 So
heavy though prices we're aaeSsassd sales a SS.
go FOR cru. ms.; and Sc, SIS TOR pain DO rsr
and ssu, s he ;ss y. gsrs 100 t S wsn
and nominal meats ruled sa,ss and heavy sales
made Of 100 boxes dry slcd ahouders for January de-
livery, &C. Bacon continued In fair demapd and prices
quite steady; the sales Cumberland
FOR Koyember at GOV do do from 18TH Deoemee, %
and 100 ong clear December. laxo The lard
market exhibited more frmness. though prices
higher demand toleaby Actve sales SOU bbl at
l25sc. l3kc. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RIcE-Carolna dull small sslss made At ssze
lOhc
SUGAR market for moderately active and
previous prices sustained We quoe fair good
lining Cuba at lls<c l2c. The sales 80 hnds ~
Ike Cuba also 20J boxes part l2c. For
fined n demand and kinds nded
higher prices Hard quoted at 6c. l671c.; Yellow
Ike q l5,ac. and soft white 1870. l55zc
srEDs-frices OF all descriptions without decided
change. We heard of no sales Of moment
SreARrSK moderately active and heavy. Sales the
extent 60 100 lbs reported part llIsc lie
TaLLow heavy, with moderate demand. sales
were q, 0v0 lbs. at III xc. ike
WHlsKEy Receipts. A6 bbls- The market n trife
active being about $50 bbs bond. 3oc
23r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


susDAs. Nov. 70, lssT.
rss ssl1 EArsst heavy during sAs past wssk,
ssSsr hs semsssd scassos Of The failure sf Carl
s~sA movement sgknst Rome And the conservative
usssnass % tss elections 10 this stsas A. che same
sus shs Of the November iatsress on the
sv%swss ssnss o. me issues Of lss2 1894 and 1885
- 10 sbassAss nesisg supply 81 coin, which
sss me ss& y sake shsir eissrags without dicuty
60 ssss~ iassa Of having w, interest the coin
s>y ssrrcss< TIE sxsrsns range vss from iai7. on
nssaay 70 isss Thursday. folie~ing which there
- rseevssy 10 l3es. The closing quotation being
sssS lsss. me asmssd for customs duties al The
vs sssrsssiss o. 80 zss vhne the ubresssry paid
sss o. rs4eoo = csa interest o. The public debt Inc
vssns o. speculative business Gas larger than usual
ed n&Asay NE boar ada The sItsns q the "shon
ss4nx nfc4sa BY abe active bcrrosing demand
80 esiA opislons stn very much aiy'ded
a V zee futars course Of the prsmiam, os'
3 nxy ~ remained that The conservative foreign
s~xss sss earers u soa IN snscpsiioa Of recovery
rec shs recuas depression, ihs causes operating IN
sv~ ~ eaSnSs hasins spparsally spent their forca
- fnssrs nssncil policy Of eonsfas Will 10
sxp~sse 70 favorssis innsIen. ana the least thai
sssss sos nsni sssios q . Suspension Of currency
ssstr.suoa -hleA sss year past been porsusd
rsss su.y 100 RAPID Coz ne good of shs coantry. In
s&aAas 10 shs wtharswsi from circulation OF 70 ur
sltoes rnilea stats notes per month, sl larger
ssx eompoand iassrest notes has been cascelled.
~sn As Ao-ss for The ST. $40 900 Of three per cent
ssrtausses wnirh have ssen issued In redemption OF
psea 81 these and which are ceustsd - legal tenders
~ lss b<aksrs Mr. hecuilc~n 10 evidently
sss~sniasd % press on 70 tho goal Of specie
psymsnfs ~ hs own msshod faxs ~ The law
- ss means vin ALLOW HIN. regardless Of
NE oon~sqassoss % undue conuaellsa dspress-
ma gsas and vssssalng shs development Of
ssnal rssourcs& ras isss~r o. Mr. rhsdsesu Stevens
svss fores<sts o. ~haa 10 erpoetsd from Con-
srsss sad me Tine Cor iis mssssstno 2ist Of No
vsms~x-ss nos fsx % there 10 already considerable
sU>e1Ssn 10 shs thai ~i he proposed and
pmrsa Ths daiy range Of me msrkef folows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

ssnssA~ = - esvs = ss1w = 81 svsy lssn shs
rxR~a
Rsu.s <i.-rnss 60 ~ nn reuss slowly. and
sko-ed hssls hs<koas1oaA He, however, goo in
several ss1y hss~2 - vest 6svn sfsss receiving .
bloc.
Eors a -BsA - sssssS pvssy ven played oct;
ssca FrssenusG sexrnss sppssrHnce. from continued
pssss.~ss osss - hss4 a. ne eess fFscs was
kDs<ks1 ssvA ..8 o.t.sres "
Rorn t2-Fn 80 sscss<s bcsA kept shy. when
hsy anAy gos = an erebaass md watson sent In his
ION ana sssa s>st Pre- 49, evsr sesis i1so his corner
90 ums t>ang called fcs Ne forty fosh round Price
failed " come ~ re rsserss waited bsvond the nne
put rnss dd 90 sbsv himsslr wsssos 1t The
marx ana HE seconds c1ans1 ~ sight, but the refsree
ssps bos1sng o.ck ~ lan9 seeng thss there Wa no
aisernAfse ~ gave tbe nght 70 Watson THIS brought
out innesss cheering Tor Watson. Price now came
~ and biz seconds tsmanded that their man vas on
hand ne rserse hewevs ssassd thai they bad lost and
sons 81 Ne frscs NEE, becoming snrAget over their
loss having bss heavily on Price, got into regular
roe uth the Watsositas which resulted IN general
melee; Stones. sexa ke, freely used and several
we're badly eeaisn. One man had his bead cut open.
Tue sca damage could nct be ascsrained - all Took
nGbt wso dld not wish 10 take part In the row. A
more dsxx nceiui was never Witnessed The hgnt
lasted Juss hour and any minutes and both Of The
principals terribly paLished yet each displayed
great courage and endurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
Particulars Of the shocking AFFAIR.

IRON Inc Pitsburg Pal Cazstts Nov
Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock The three
immense boilers used In supplying WITH motive power
the cum rous machinery the extensive rolling mills
Of Reese Gran Dali exploded anul,ansossy. with .
separated INTO fragments by the ooucssson. and with
all directions carrying IN their vsy death and dssruc
ton. The building large ron-ciad stracture busit
Of substantial iimbers and strengthened IN AZ The Ways
prompted by modern science, but was shaken 70 the
ground as though toy house In assmpest. me huge
tmbers and fragments Of boiIs, aod portions 81 iros
machinery and dust and drs bncks and ssenee buried
. spectacle easier imagipsd thea ds~crics4s aud
i vas more terrible whsn the. onlooksr kns :
debris which was rapidly snisnx from the furnace rss
some sixty or hnndrod human beings wsrc buried
me Inc widest , essl.:msn. prevailed LANES euf. Tern
the efforts OF the hrsmen. large force Of humane
citizens was busy work pulling and choppng away
Here aud there vers The shockinsy msnglsa remain,
OF the dead who had been drawn iron the runs whis
IN every direction we're she wounded some ssdsavornz
70 drag themselves 20 their homes and others IN seem
ingy dying condition. borne On tho arms cf those who
mad extrcsted tbem from their psrilous positions But
Ss s " d .n' dead snS dyna vas nos 70
and scanning the features Of every corpse 70 rccofn>e
husband, father OF brother some incidents Of this ~
q aged vomsa who rsccsuIrsd u rsadsr norm he'
son.
Ths Coroner held Inqsss,s on shs Following fourteen
who were killed Henry Koch, burusd tnshuniv.
Identified only BY his cioshins, unmarnsd youu hsro.
ncy aged - years unmarried; Michael sulivnn sgeo
one child Bernard Boyce, agsd 80 vie and two cnli-
nasssssss e sss1 s:s a's s rssa .sss vi.
cnnd; Patrick Enrr6t area "a Pssrcx GnlIgan boiler
solomon Solmer heller; James Nysrs; John haodin,
burned p crisp identified b his thee ana par. q
bus clothing; Casper Blacksmith married; JOIN =. WI
iisms, 81, aged So; two sons injursd-
:. The following 10 . ns Of those injursd -tnomas
marensy injuries Of necessarily ram, ns,use sonn
Dsdy Mckee seriously william Coles fatally injured;
James Hanlon, istaliy injsrsdi Patrick Evans ssri.
Harris, slightly inju,sd Elijah Decker injuries OF
nscesVry fatal nature, John WISER bIswn two hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

The foregoing figures shov thai ne osss we're IN.
creased eleic surng the week. The ecs a ssq ssp
sud the circulation sa s4.. while the deposits we're r.
aucsd $3.50 sls and ihs legal tender retss o. as iss
u therefore follows that the banks are saosp car
stronger in point OF legal ender iAan shsy we're
"a inst. and sis3s In sssess Of their lssA
limit. Their liabilities N deposits and slrcuaiiss are
ia upon which hsrsqs rrd rssrrs o. ,.caGy.
I'VE per would 30 ss2 s7 sss whereas they ala.
ally hold SIS $751; of specie and legal tender nora
N omit counting Tie specie. hossysr. ~ rsssrvs
only g. &c., ss in excess Of us nma The loss Of
legal tender notes during the wek 70 b. ssoeassss
for By the Increase In the suDrrsasiry balance wscA
was uiTs 90 iarrer the cio.s Of tasssss yesterday
than at the sad or ias prsvov. week TIE receipts q
currency from tns ws~ we're lisAl I'D fAs remit
saness 70 The south we're also = mtsa sc~'e and
designed chsny for the purchase a. Bills n sxessnxs
drawn against cotton, the r.~ rairs iow here ovssg
% the disrua q foreign credits eonaecsltn vita sns
cesfon irads, a vel a. iAs aesrs~ssa soadlfou q ms
market for the uspls
The soek market wn dal Ard heavy sarnx t.- early
part OF The week, snd 'sAor" sales ssss ms1a ~th
improving tendency vac developed. and On thursday
and Friday prices advanced. sl,souss on saturday
the Improvement no, fully sustained Thss
Is however . much less bssrish feeling oa
the street than has been Noticeable Tor esus
time past, and a upward movement - expected
before Iosg. Which from the rsmarksbls nrmress
Erie has shown of late will. u = supposed, b lsd ~
chat socr AZ present however, abs material cond.-
tons affecting the market mocs favorable 70 :
rise Than they have .besu for month past duriss
which money been easy to all borrowers furnished
piis satisfactory cosssS - speculation proaucsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

THE LATE FEARFUL GALE THE LArRApcs Coast
Large numbers OF vessels ~ out from ports in Newfound
land 70 prosecute Cod fishery the Labrador coast
during very short that prevails in thai M
hospitabe region. This fishery had been indnereDty
successful the season. and most Of the nsherme
and those accompany them were preparing 10 leave
having the proceeds OF voyage aud all their other
property, board the vessels in the hsrbors ON tne
morning OF the stn OF October the most violent gale
that ever visited the coast arose from me
Northeast, veerlng 70 Northwest accompanied
BY binding snow, which drfled into boil
lows 20 the Depth Il Is said Of SIX feet in paces
Some thirty driven from their moorinss ard
totally lost On the morning. OF The 10Th eighteen dsaA
bodies, women and children and one man, were picked
up in the snow Over forty lives, II Is thoushL have
been lost the vessels and BY the cold. The nhab
tans all day and all night exposed 70 the fury q
the icy blast without food and with scarcely an article
70 cover them the temporary shelters used during NE
summer being laid low by the gale. Already over NJ
teen hundred of these unfortunate people have beer
brought 10 Newfoundland. mostly all In the most utter
destituton their wnoe summers work and all their
apparel lost In the gale deep gloom has been cast
the community BY this terrible disaster There are
many natives of Newfoundland IN good circumstances,
in this and other CIT es OF oar county, 10 whom tne
condition Of these unfortunate people appeals In tho
loudest toneR --B son r. ar,i e., k0U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

fsss = sAs rivss, he'd badly euk ses saiss Sanss
Wsaser, ssriousy isjursd James Begin. very soisus
Edward Hayden. arm broker; John hensy, ser1sas: J.
Tounsend. fatally Kunn Lunday, slightly injured.
John al williams, slightly injured; Andrew Williams
leg on serious: Joseph Williams seriousy James NJ
Csasrty mead bruised and shoulder cut sight, VIM.
Rses slighy Injured By falling timber; Peter Rossn
burg ribs broken aud other njares Abort Cook slight
injuries: Charles Thomas back broken, fa1al y ru
morsd be died iasi night; Joseph Lowry injured in
head By falling timbers, serious; Patrick Monaghan,
fireman, injured severely. -
The most remarkable incident connected Win this
dreadful catastrophe vas the escape OF john Wal
Who was engaged on the outside OF the puhung near
the boiler from where he thrown 70 tho pank OF
the river distance OF fully Two hundred fsck witn-
out receiving any serious injury. He was sngnuy
stunned BY the fail from which he recovered IN very
few minutes and hurrying bacx 70 the wrecked oue-
Ing, labored faithfully IN assisting 70 extrcass nm
fellow workmen from the ruina His face Was con-
sderably burned
The boisrs We understand were comparatively new.
having only been In since june 1853. They we're
fory-wo inches in diameter and sixteen feet long Win
two sixteen inch fues and were made OF ShoenoefgeFA
best charcoal iron From the appearance OF the r-g-
mens OF the exploded boiler 10 quite svident thai he
fues collapsed most probably from an insufnciency or
water - the upper part Of both tues bear indications
OF having been heated red not
piece Of OF the boilers about fonrtecn ices IN
length, was thrown into the enci sure OF WsrmssI'
Myers Co q oil works. OF the rolling mill ds'
lance Of two hundred feet aud than ball buried IN
the earth Another piece, Of smsler sizs vas found ~
the old fair grounds several hundred yards distant And
still another fragment a0out one hundred POUNDS In
weight discovered tho slde oil tbs hin In the rear
OF the Soldiers Home, more than quarter OF mile
distant from the scene Of the explosion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry ChauDeey viii san rom tots
port on Monday, November II. for AspinwaIi.
The mails for Central America and the south Pacific
WI close At bafpast Ten o'clock on Monday morning.
The NEw YoRx HsRArp--Edition for the Pacoc-vill
be ready at hslf-pass nine In the morning
Single copies. In Wrappers for mailing sir cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

coFlxx-fte mstk@t Tor Mo e1k4hsa no new fsst1res
ts. 100 hsss - frnasss Alec private tsrms other
Ia a. nhsussd
fLoes sssr, kee.pt2 A. sss sas eeur 81 d. and
"a tags mssl tiR hushes wkxsL - ~ 90 corn.
eaf i&tr o. 0ais nfrIe but ns activity N tk< Tour
ma. kei a. rcss ~ resa Grsfrs ~ess 10 - - pa nh
ls~~n NsileFnAs wMs also quot en- prices sh9~ed
ehsnxc 10 Asl~s N<gp ens spp~nted rlcta
t~n1saeg ~ prtrss d~n~sft Tee s&les Auhed
~ ~ Nbls Sour an pu prices unchsrr~d
80 hblt 81 o. tofh nIral
pf~sA~.s prr.a 1sgnsmaea Sales wer~ re-
gerssd = - 49, :. " ~ ssr.sy sna o a. for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

SATURDAY. Nov. s-sP ~
cors0~ Bussn~ss somewhat restricted hy the sb
~ Liverpool sdvsces bot holders demanded full
prices "a. lpe lsse for nldding and sood msddlns
The sAies sont agr hsies iscludsg Lac Cor export
A he sahen~e asesaslsss tbs aiossd sasadv
Cnas.Aa ES~1~ MA. yoGr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Annexes % comparative statement showing The ship.
o. specs from THE port Last week and duriag the
pear sss. sss-sh-r vns these for The corresponding
pensas ~ Ises ssa lsee:-
$50. l6od 1861.
Forty srh -sck elro.xoo a. 037, $50 s2os III
Previously spta.. BASS. 2is S,sss,s'7 ~, ss7 332
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

~-fnN make ~ $50 heavy.
furtEeF a~.lns q - - hesAel %. srsnas1 rts
sales s9v* Na*hea a. 81 ~ 2NF'nn ~ vi
as - fsr ~. - ceFu msrs frs., assh in sn1
sag afs hsh~f tu~s lac ~~lns c1~upwsrd
ssh 4 80 eias o y - II 80 o. y fsg "a sep.h
Aush~s W~.t~rn o. TT IT, salI Nj affr n
pe~~leas frv* Esfrr naa@fasss - - xalss ~srr
made ~ umsse1x srs9a Nee ~ "a RAJ
~ - "a - d1L @ud enIireF
FNmsg.rs-fh~ W<NNtnxH 81 far hmk IA AURA
ras~4 Terra o4st eaex.ed @asfrsss ~ ..sea -
v fivefps~- The enTEmsass ssre ia fAvsrpeoL gsF
.t~.nser 0Uxk wheat Purse NGrn4 10 Lea
A. 80 st~.s~<y. hss~ 800 - ant - beef
nss = silssxDw. isN1 t4shss psas - pfsass tenn.
nass A. 4 lhe .sd 80 ,1s.ss 20 . =. ssssAsrssrs
eires psrt "a 90 Cen1nsns Nsfssxlsr a 80 bbis
wsf8- az - 49, y ierwf
.ssvvlv 49, 81 80 ptsss -os ssxasny -
cksnst1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

( wARpxIl- BrRcH.-On Monday, November 4 by tho
Rev. j. H. luttle D. D., THEODORE s. WARDKIL 10 kiizA
j., daughter OF Joseph Birch, Esq, all Of ins CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

cessrn@sss securities we're quoted - the close OF
bos.sss sseA Saturday Of the pass three weeks
sollows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

A FoRrusAr Escyr.-onc OF the workmen On the
tn roof OF the State House At Columbia g., recently
commenced sliipiug near the summih and finally ~.
tanned great speed gliding toward death and tno euss
Of the lofty saves with fearful velocity 20 happened,
however that he held In his hand natches aed, WIN
admirable presence OF mind, he drove with ~ ms
might through The tin and into the wo01 ana snus was
enabled to hold on until ne conld b rsaesd IRON MS
fr1ghnul position. MNe sN
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15

The Crawford street EEOInicide-TEae
Case COntInued-ArgHme Of Og.
posing COunseI-The Prisoner Ac.
quilted.
The court room Of Squire Meaeheni was
again crowded yesterday by anxious spec
tators, eager to hear the arguments Of op-
posing counsel, aud learn the fate Of the
prisoner, Thomas arraigned for the shoot
ing Of Sam. Walker
The counsel for the prosecution asked
leave 70 introduce testimony affecting the
character Of the prisoner, Thomas. On
condition that the defense would also be
allowed 10 bring witnesses into court, the
request was granted. Messrs. Hollister,
Warner and Scott testified to the good
character Of the prisoner.
Col. Thurston said that, although
subpenas had been served on seven Wit
nesses for the prosecution, none except one
had made their appearance, and he would
therefore waive their testimony and let the
arguments 60 on.
Col. Otis, one Of the counsel for the prose-
cution, made the opening argument fol-
lowed by Messrs. Glare, Williams and
Akers for the defense. Col Thurston fol-
lowed for the prosecution, and Mr.. Nc
Clanahan wound mp on the part Of the
prisoner.
The arguments closed, the court retired
for consultation, aud in about fifteen
minutes returned, when Squire Meacham
briefly reviewed the case, and concluded
by rendering sentence, concurred in by
'Squires Wilkinson and Patterson, that the
prisoner stood acquitted. The promuiga-
tion Of the sentence was received by the
large crowd with loud and prolonged
cheprs
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REcoRDER's CouET.-Peier McGuire
fast driving, S. and costs.
Dock Woods, leaving wagon on street
without driver, s. and costs.
VIM. Scott, same ofiefse, same penalty.
Monroe Morris, fast driving, s. and
costs.
Frank Caswell, fast driving, s. and
costs.
Pat, Sullivan, disorderly conduct, two
cases; $40 and costs in one, and S25 and
costs in the other.
Dabney Sadler, disorderly, s. and costs.
4. B. Bright, drunk on the streets, s.
and costs.
Peter Lippy, drunk and disorderIy, s.
John Mahony, drunk and disorderly, IS
and costs.
Antonio Leopez, drunk and disorderiy,
$40 and costs.
Jack Wilson, disorderly, $40 and costs,
VIM. Corbett, leaving mule and cart on
street without driver, S. and costs.
PAT Murphy, disorderly, s. and costs.
DR.. Smith, committing nuisance, $50 and
costs.
A. NJ. Guthrie, leaving wagon on street,
s. and costs.
Thos. Morton, blasting rock in corpora
ton in violation of law, $50 and costs.
David Gudaway, same ofense, same
fine.
Albert Drake, committing nuisance, S.
and costs.
VIM. Brown. disorderly, $25 and costs.
CHILDREN and infant shoes, OF the finest
quality and largest assortment at the Nash
vile Shoe Store, No. "A North College st.
feb24-lm NJ MORGANsTERN.
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mARkRrs 81 TELEaRAPH.


CIScvSAfr. March l4-Fl0ur firm bui Priees
unchanged There no demand for lover grades
frads brands 81 goa s13 90 and fancy brand
Si4G*lB. Corn Gee 10 bulk and "a IN sacks. Oats
s9c Wheat quiet; No. ] spring g -. winter
81 a. Rye sl So for No. l. Whisky ~ in bond
~ INT nc WIS the best offer made; there we're
Sorns aeles ct Z5e The favorable news from
Tfverp60i eauged holders to put prices uD. Mess
pork Unchanged Bacon steady a ~, lUst and
fair temsnf
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PERSONAL Gee. J B. Hood was stop
ping at the St. Cloud yesterday. He has
been on a visit to his friends in Kentucky,
and Is returning 10 his home in New Or
leans.
Gen. Boyle, President Of the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville railroad, is in
town, stopping al the City Hotel