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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

There has been a case of court
ship going on in East Lyme, Conn,
for more than forty years, and du-
ring that time, with very few ex-
ceptions, the gentleman has called
on his intended on each alternate
Sunday evening. % .-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

The statistics of Pennsylvania
show that but one citizen of every
thousand arrived at the age of
sixty years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

A man in London lost his life
at a game Of poker. His wife
held the poker.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

The Mississippi Legislature has
appropriated $40, 900 to be expen-
aed in the defense of JEFF Davis.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28
et all the ends thou ainst at be thy Count thy Gods and Truths

at that tale? / shudder. What
trifes it takes to make an honest
man a rogue and villain an hon
est man.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

George B. Jones, a colored man,
was last week elected one Of the
constables of Blackstone, Mass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-28

s cemetery near Pittsburg is
advertised as ''a beautiful sumEfer
resort"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24

T'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
18th day q October \ p 1867 waran. in Bausrgp,c,
issued agaiustte Estate 81 LEVI DURlEA Junior the
Newiork the County Of New-lork state Of NewioTs
who has been adg Bankrupt his PetiOn that the
ment Of Debts aud Delivery Property belonging Bani
ruP % hun or for his and the Transfer Property BY him.
forbidden by Law that Meeting 0fthe Creditors Bankrupt
10 their Debts and 10 Choose Asdgnees E
will he held al Court Of Baukmpcy be holden sfs
Register Number 22 two hundred %
Newiork Room No. before Isaac Register the 7h dsI ~
NOyember A. d. 1851, at u O'Clock. noon-Oct p, 1867
X. MURRAY, L. ). MHrshal. as Messenger
Uistrlc Of New.fob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
Situations Stlant,O- fmaIts.

Situations Glant,0 Fmalts.
AN EXPERIENCED PERSON. with the high
"A rt rfnce. wishes situation NURSLRi GONLRNESNi
cnpft-n Nuy and pars thorough In
slsi eiucstou. Address Z. C. ". Tribune Ofec
IIOUSEKEFPER-A American lady, aged
g. ~,Ls 'hs above position either in city or e:nn,rf nq n
.7ss's ana lls' * WILTON 10 q N,,b
Hehhst. Philadelphia Pa
SITUATION WANTED-By respectable
- Psoiestaa gd FIRST CLASS COOK Has the best Of city
reference 'al Or atArs' No 4si Sizth-Ave, Room No
4 NUMBER of German Girls " ANT STU
II AlIoSS. Apply a. No Ion East Hous,asL.urir BoEer1
4 LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses,
"a sd Hotels and oounv ladies be supplied with good SER
WANTS from all nations at Mira ATKINS No 20 ghhae between
Taslhh and Janesi.
WELL recommended German SERVANTS,
" coots chambcmi Nurse. legssworkssi also Gosene'e
Housesee-s &c. 1c Mrs LOVES Institute Tor German
No J. stanton st. near CEgse beRecn D0weU and Chsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
6oparintrsbip aOtit,s.

NzwYoRk, Oct 81, 1907.
MR. EDWARD LORD has this day with
VR drawn from dnn Mr. MOSHER A. SUTHERLAND having
purchased his interest hereby becomes partner Co
'NHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
aCOPARTNBRSHlP under nsme Of SMITH whiTTkh0Rh
for the transaction Of the GROCERY 0 ~ 1901
JANIS SMITH.
SIDNEY wHITTEA0RR
TNHE PARTNERSHIP of GARNER g. Co.
having been dissolved death Of Thomas Garner and ih res
mrnt Of Thomas Garner business will continued ~ the sub
WILLIAM r. GARNER SAMUEL w. JOHNSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
$roal nutitts.

SUPREME C0URT.-City and County of New
~ York: In the 81 the application LOWER HUDSON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY FOR a DISSOLUTION NoTlCB-To the
CREDITORS and STOCKHOLDERS Of the LOWER HUDSON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY: Take pursuant tn
Legislature entitled An Act for the Incorporation Companies formed
the Lakes and Rivers passed April IS 1884,
to the several acts II addition thereto and .meGa,or thereof %
petition Of the Directors Company for
orer of dissolution and for the the sad
petition such application will he Of the
said Supreme Court to be held at the City Hail. 10 the Cts efSeSic
Fourth sy Of November 1867 u O'Clock that day
thereafter counsel be heAr-Dstei Newlork Oct a.
1861 THBRASSoN BRYAN. Attorreys for Petitioners,
Nos Pinest, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
@ltuSimg 6mSs. 1t.

AT WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
"A ions.t-wEDDlHG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. CgsAs
hshsd lsl5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24

WANTED-ln an old and well-known Cloth
w loaso ncass SALESMAN for New lor state trade Mns
have ge acquaintance With des Address NOOLERS Ron l31
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
n the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

II STATES for tie SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEN1ORk-ly
BaSKKUPTCYIn the matter Of PARKER BOYD Bankrupt the
Sid hnkup, having applied to The Cont r discharge from AIS de0
order hereby given all creditors Eh0
proved debts and other persons interest appeal the seventh
dy November 1867 twelve o'clock Chambers Of As
said District Court before Isaac Dayton 81 the registers Of The sad
Bankruptcy his Office 22 BoasEaY the Cf 81
ADD show WHY discharge should
granted said bankrupt And further notice hereby given tt
meetings bankrupt required By
the 9th sud 18th sections Of he Act Of Congress Of March 1851 VII
be had before the d the day that
shown against the discharge at the same hour and place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24

STATES rthe SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW ORK-ry BaSK
RUTCYIn the matter Of GEORGE CANNING AMEs Bankrupt
ToWHoM 1T MAY CONCERN; The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF bis appointment Assignee Of the Estate " GEORGE CANNING
AMES the City Newiok In the County NewYok said Dis
ard who September 1867.
sudge Bankrupt hs Petition by the District Court Of tho
United States for sail District Dated NsYork the sh DAY Of
ber 4 d. 1901 JOHN TODD, Assignee.
oO laW3gTh No. BroadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
TN the DISTRICT C0TTPT of the United

STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEw.YoRK.-IS
BASKRUPrCYn the of MORTIMER c. COGSWELL Bank
rlpTO WHOM If MAY CONCERN: The undersigned hereby gives
notice bis appointment Assignee OF the Estate MORTIMRR
COGSNELL Of the City of Brooklyn, tie Kings
carried business for than months Immediately preceding
the ding Of his petition in Bankruptcy tue City u New York
southern District ~ and who the seventh day August
A D. I was se Bankrupt npon is petition, by the District
Court Of the United the Of
dated at New.iork, the 9Th day Of October A. d. 1891
JOHN TODD, Assignee,
olO lsW3vTh No 2g9 lroaigay Hes York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
NOR SALE-A valuable FARM of 1872 acres

situated the stage road from Amsterdam to Galvay Said Farm
consists ~ high Of cultivation well wstered
orchard and 90 OF wood land The buildings dN cling house
house. house hog houe boiling house coahoG
stable sheds The dwelling surrounded
BY large grove Of forest Markets mills, post oce
schools and churches Of al denominations close BY For particulars ap
ply % ~ McDOUGALL No ll West Fwen unthst " Y 20
H. BOGGS the premises West Galway Saratoga Co. n Price
Ek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
Notitrs Of 9mkrnpttp.

Y DAN hNU IL I .--l>OUIIItTH IISIIICI or
HewYok AZ the City Of Sewbnrgh in ssii District the thh
day October The nudergned hereby notice Of he
appolntment Assignee Of ISAAC CoRWIN and EDWARD
C0RWIN ofth City Newburgh the County % Orange hi Ss
within said District who have been auigd Bankrupt
upon petition District Court Of said District WALTER
a. ANTHONY Of the Of NeHburrh " Y. Assignee &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
U s M.rhs a. M...snrsr Southern pltct Of "


10 - 10 ~ 49, ~ A. ~ Il at 0h the Ok
issued against the Estate Of CORNELIUS NREELAED Of NewlorA
the County Of aud State % Newio who has been aags
Bankrupt his Petition that the Of Debts and belly
cry any Property belonging snh Bankrupt him. bis
and The Transfer OF Property by him, forbidden By Law
Meeting OF the Creditors Of the SAID Bankrupt their Debts ard
90 Choose ASsgnees Of 81 Estate win be held u
Bankruptcy TO be holden No - Pnest NewiOk john
Fitch Register the Fifteenth a Of November, A. D. 1901 At
O'Clock m.-Oct "a 1867. r. MURRAY. L. S. Marshal
Messenger Snnfhrr nl.frr NrnY nrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24

Nineteenth DAY Of October A. d. 1861 Warrant Bankruptcy
Issued against the Estate OF IRVING ~ SIMONS
ln tie County Of Kings and state Of Newiork bat
carried business IN the City Of NeWNok Tor the sir
medaely preceding the hng q his petition Who has been adgd
Bankrupt bis Petition that the q Debts
Delivery ~ Property belonging 20 srch Bankup 20 him.
bis and the Transfer VI Property by him forbidden
Law that meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt
,br debts. and TO choose Assses o his Estate will he
held Court Of Bankruptcy 90 be holden No 6 Broadway
City OF Newlork before Mr. Henry wider Allen Register
dth day Of November A. D. 1884, al twelve o'clock mOc % 1901
r. MURRAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
IN BANKRUPTCY-East District of Penn.

sy3nia sat- Reading the ID day Of September A. D. 1867
The undersigned hereby OF lis Assignee
ofGEORGE BULPIN Of Reading IN the Coully Of Bk
and State Of Pennsylvania within District has been dagi
Bankrupt his petition, BY the District Court Of said District
Oi1 lAw3w Ih HORACE A. lUNDr, Assignee. lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

y u -TT
the Of SAMUEL LEDERRR JOSEPH STIG Bankrur
In DASKRrPrcY-To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; The gned
hereby notice Of his appointment Assignee Of SAMUEL lid
EER u the County Of MeseK Newerseg JOSEPH LUSTI0
Of the County OF Monmouth Of said State, within
have been angd Bankpts upon their petition b Dsc
Court Of said Ds,rctDad A. Trenton Jersey e.
A. D. 1861. JAMES BUCHANAN Assignee
02i laW3wTh No. A. East StAtest Trenton n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24

STATES ior The SOuIHkRN DISTRICT q NBWi0RH-To bs
matter o. JOHN JRFFERIS Bankrupt IL
District Of Sew York Atthe City OF EewYork the Both day Sep
TENDER A. D. l87TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned
hereby ofh appointment ofJOHN JBPPRRS
Of CITY Of NewloFk the County Of SewlOrk and State ofSe-
York, within said District who has been Gduged Bankrupt
bis petition By the District Conrt II SAID District
JNO. SEDGWICK Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

From tho New Orleans Fcayune, May ~
On Saturday morning next, between the hours OF ten
and twelve n in The yard Of the jail Of the parish Of
Jefferson, negro man named Dennis N 10 mner the
extreme penalty Of the law BY being hanged BY The
neck until dead FOR the crime Of rape The Injured party
ID Regina Lochbein, and the offence committed on
the 20th Of last september Dennis tried twlcs for
this offence The first trial TOOK paco November 10,
and was defended by MessrsL Scott and McCaieb The
Jury returned vsrdict Of guilty and the prisoner
sentenced On the 10th Of January, 1867, suspensvs
appeal was by his counsel which resultsd in The
Judgment OF the lower court being set aside and the
ordering Of trial account or some Irregularities
On the hrst Of This month MAY, trial was had and
the accused again found guilty By the jury On the 11sh
inst he again Sentenced In accordance with the
Of loulsiana which says that whoever shall commit
rape shall upon conviction suffer deathp The Judge In
passing sentence added that would BE- subject 70 the
approval Of the Commanding General Of this Military
district
Governor Wells upon the reception Of the papers in
the cass, forwarded them 70 General Sheridan. they
we're returned with the following endorsement:--
have carefully examined the enclosed proceedings
Of the cours the Of Dennis ana beeve the sen
tsnce should be executed; but don't see Why the
should be submitted W me- or why Ina Judge should
tsncs shs prisoner subject 10 my approval
w. SHERIDAN, MAJOR General
Governor wells accordingly notified ths sheriff VI
ssuy ~ ~ elnssnas " ~ seu1 = Sesw Nsss&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
JUDGE KELLEY's SOUTHERN CAMPlIcI
~~~>---,-~--v >~>-~>>~r-~o~~@e>~
SPECIAL TElE6nAn TO TINE HERALD.

Judge KelIey's Speeches In North Carolina
IT the Sourh Rejects the Military Bill Co.'S
nscntisn and Restricted suffrage will Fol-
SALISBURY, N. O., Nay ~, 1901
Judge Kelley delivered OF his sound and prscti-
cal addresses to pretty fun meeting 1t tho City Hall
to-day a half past three O'Clock The majority present
were white people
Judge Kelley said that he glad meet the audi
ence principally because the newspapers had them
that he came to the South on q mission OF strife; 10
create discord among che and between the two
sections OF the country. He had no such mission. II
would b madness for any one to come here alone
and unprotected IS he had done among twelve millions
OF people 10 whom he was unknown, IL he designed
70 excite strife hurt their tenderest suscepublties
He came 70 proclaim that the South had advantages
which entitled her to enjoy in common the prosperity
OF the entire now united country In politics he simply
contained ia two deas-the unity OF the country
and the largest liberty to every citizen compatible with
the common good.
He had been asked whether the sherman bill was .
hna measure To this he would that the South
itself should decide that As to confscaton OF which
they seemed to be afraid he protested that no
for all M stevens said in his speech, there NOT
republican in Congress who wanted conGscatiop bill;
but II the Military bill was rejected the Constitutional
Amendment was ne would mot say that a restricted
franchise might not follow that Congress might
80 further to taking from the Of large wealth
tsss II concasson he asked them 70 Sseve hat this
the language he would have spoken in Mobile had the
people listened 70 him. and 70 assure them that ell they
read in the papcTs about using offensive
words were merely creations Of the imagination.
Mr. Kelley addressed very full meeting u the Court
House In concord on Saturday, more than half or
whom were whites, most Of them hitherto TO
Congressional reconstruction. Victor G, BaYringsr,
Esq., leading citizen OF the town and late Major in
the confederate army, but intense republican
introduced the speaker in few earnest words Tho
speech differed little except in local applications from
that delivered at Charlotte.
Judging from the cordial reception which the Judge
met with at its conclusion and openly expressed
cordance with his views Il would appear that he had
made converts amongst the ex-confederates and
doubtful believers in the Military BILL
Judge Kelley leaves for Greensboro tonight He il
pushing rapidly northwards, staying only day At
each point to address the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
TINE AnNlylasAalts N susTcn

Bosros NAV a, 1867
The ami, srsarss commenced last evening and will
continue during the week.
The nfy eighth annual meeting Of the Massachusssts
Bible Society held to-day and The old board Of
officers were reelected, including Hon. $. g. whslsy
President: Rev. Dr. Hayden Corresponding secrssary
Rev. DR.. Butler Recording Secretary; G. II. Parker
Treasurer, and r. Marvin, Au ditor.
The trcAurers report shows ncome FOR the year Of
$40 gs7 rbe number OF volumes issued during the
year by the Society %, 260 OF these 1905 we're
Bibles, 1870 Testaments, and Tesssmcnts and Psams
and the remainder were smaller portions OF the Scrip
lures.
The Anniversary meeting Of the various organizations
Of Massachusetts was held this evening IN fremont
Temple.
These was crowded attendance and much eloquent
speaking one feature Of the meeting the prsssna
ton OF Dore Bibles 70 Rev. A. A. Miner and william b.
spooner, for their services IN behalf or prchibuen
Hon. Henry Wilson presided
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10 RID
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

A Braial Outrage on n Negro-severe Panish-
nent-Stabbing ARRAY.
PENSACOLA, Fla, May 70, 1857.
Quite brutal outrage committed by three white
men upon negro man at Milton, town about thirty
miles above here, some time since. The negro was
tortured cruelty by thsm In various WAYS and tho
wrstches ended the matter by cutting both Of his
ears on Numbers arrested ON suspicion and dis
charged; It was only few days since, however, that
the real perpetrators OF the deed discovered and
brought for trial before the County Criminal Court
General Seymour up from Barancas attend the
trial and to see that justice fully administered The
trial resulted Is followsone party turned States EVIL
donce and was discharged; ono Of the others
fenced 70 the Pory and six years in the Penitenay
the third was sentenced to two years' Imprisonment
stabbing affair occurred here night before last b.
tween two negroeA A stout mulatto named James Fa-
who Ia not Of very peaceable nature met another
mulatto named Tom Gariand and demanded bis money.
Garland denied having any money and Pagan there
upon rushed upon Garland stabbed HIM the depth Of
six inches IN the back and inflicted several other dan
gerous vounds In VARIOUS parts OF his person Garland
cannot ve Pagan arrested yesterday and carried
before magistrate for examination. He required
70 give bond in the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance
1t the Circuit Court in june, failing 70 do which he
lodged in Fort county jail here beng very
insecure Littls doubt y entertained q his being With
mately hung #s5 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
GU al.

Sailing Of tho Spanish Admiral for SANTA
Martha-The Case Of the Ocean Homo. sc.
HAVANA, Nay u, 1861.
The Admiral commanding this naval station left on
Sunday afternoon In the steamer Francisco dc Ass Of
the navy for Santa Martha his visit 10 connected in
some way with the affair Of the r. R Cuyler. This
expected event only cooborates the report received
by the way Of New Orleans about the growing difficulties
between the Colombian government and the Commander
OF the Spanish gate Nevas de Toosa, but also that
they have assumed serious character.
Nothing new has sranspircd in the Of the Ame-
bark Ocean Home since my last Of the 18th inst
Business Ii more animated
for some time past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

ARRHr or AN ALLEGED AsoRroSIsr. Hedden,
Of the Twentieth precnct last night arrested Dr. Peter
j. Harrison. Of No lit Blocker street. charge Of
having produced abortion on Nrs Ella Dalbello, Of
No 25S West Thirty seventh street. Mrs Dalbello
been separated from her husband few weeks past,
and being some four months advanced In pregnancy.
Il alleged that she applied to her family physician
have operation performed her for the purpose Of
procuring abortion but he refusing TO comply with
her desire she secured the services Of Dr. Hareon by
whom the operation was performed Mrs. Dalbslo be-
alarmed and sent for her family physician, who
delivered her Of . fOetus Of about four m0nthG Mrs.
Dabclo Is not in very dangerous condition and under
careful treatment will probably partial
ne Sii ~ 49, s.css go sid Tn ,r
ti0n will be continued to-day.
ALLEGED DISHONEST DOMESTIC. Mary Ann Smith alias
Mary Murray was arrested Last night charged with rob
bng her employer, Mrs. Eliza Rogers. Of No 3ss wash
ngton street It Is charged that Mary Ann was in the
habit OF hiring out u servant and leaving the house
in which she engaged 1T the earliest opportunity
taking with her anything movable that she could con-
v0niently carry on.
ASSAULT VIII A HArmEr.-Ann Maxwell and sarah
wolahan residing at No 65 Greenwich street, became
engaged IN quarrel yesterday afternoon in the course
OF which Miss woahan seized Ratchet and Mrs.
Maxwell on The head, n1icting ugly aud worry dan
gerous wound. The injured woman was conveyed TO
Bellevue Hospital and her ssaant was locked up in the
Twenty seventh precinct station house.
Ac1DEsrs-Willam Lowden, twelve years Of age,
by Of the second avenue line while
ing the near 1l9ih street. His leg was badly
fractured. He taken homo by some persons who
the occurrence.
Mrs Mary Z. Brown, nfsy.two years OF age residing
in Roade street. yesterday afternoon and falling heavily
to the sidewalk, sustained fracture OF tho leg
DuD SrppESLy-Irvin d. Jones died suddenly at the
Manhattan House. Murray street. yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

The CeIlc~tioa Of Confederate Taxes stepped
~ q Military Orasr-Nesrs Witnesses In.
competent the Trial 81 white Men
srceubacks Mes . Legal Tcsaer, &C.
GALvErox Nay ~, 1851.
An attempt TO collect the taxes levied hers during she
war, in Confederate currency, which would caass
srest sacrifice Of the properly Of Union mem has called
forsh an order from General Grimm Sorbiddng the cosc-
ton OF such taxsa
Judge Reeves, Of the Ninth Dhtrics Cosr Of Texas,
decides that negro witnesses are not competent In the
tYal OF white men.
me sheriff q victoria county hes rsfsssd 70 take
freeuhacks legal tender.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ntRAlD.

Many Of the Members Of strakosch's Opera
Troupe injured.
CINCINNATI, May q, 1867
Max strakoschs opera troupe which left Chicago for
Cincinnati . special train yesterday morning at eight
o'clock, via the Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad
met with accident near Loganspcrt, which dis
abled number Of the company.
The train, consisting Of an engine and three coaches.
struck on broken rail, and the three coaches were
thrown down embankmenL Madame Parepa escaped
unhurt Briguoh received q severe confusion Of the
shoulder which will probably prevent his singing for
week. Rosa struck IN the face, and has pro-
dgiousy swollen Lagrassa female chorister, had her
collar bone broken Massamilian got severe cut on
the head, but sang in Trovatore to-night. Brgnofs
valet sustained severe internal injuries Nearly al OF
the chorsters and orchestra received slight injuries
fresh relieved the wrecked troupe and brought
them here 81 hais-past five tbis morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

BALTIMORE nay ~, ieos'
In the Superior Court this morning tho case Of 49,
line Price vs.. tho Northern Central Railroad ws cor
cluded. This was an action for damages FOR hhhhs
plsinins husband. Robert Price, on she 2e'n ~ sy'
$780, by irvt crushing him between Their car .coaf
eysville near this CITY, and then iocrng s'm W. ~
night IN one OF their warehouses w,,ne.s As.r"ssy
attendance The man after being 20 lcckeu W, ouIh
the night cawied into corner o. tho warsnouse wns
The next morning. he vas found dead Inc july ~ ~
defed verdict In favor Of sne p'a"''' " S'WN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
MEETING TIVE AMERICAN BAPTIST SOCIETY At emcAso.

The American Baptist Publication society continued
its regular anniversary meeting this forenoon Afssr
prayer and address BY the President the Trsssursrs ~
por read The report shows the receipts Of the be-
nsvolsns department for last year. sea- the expen
dturss, ts2,422 Receipts Of The business department
Same ume, sl47,7ie. The report was accepted and
adopted
The forty third annual report Of the Board Of Man.
ayers then read and adopted
The meetings will continue until Thursday
larger number Of delegates present than ~ any
prevous anniversary between four and i've thousand
Oeing In attendance.