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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-13
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-13

DUBLIC SALE.-Wiu be sold at pub
l. lie sale, at the residence of the sub
scriber, on Williamson McNitt's farm.
about two miles from Milroy, in Armagh
township on
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
FUNERAL OF DANIEL DETLIN

The funeral ceremonies over the remains OF the
late Daniel Devln City Chamberlain, celebrated at
the Church Of the Jesnits In West sxeentt yesterday
morning. at 10 o'clock Mr.. Deyn was universally
known and respected all ranks Of sOcety and long be
fore the solemn ceremonies commenced the church
filed with the exception Of space LEFT vacant near tho
high altar for the accommodation Of the pail bearers and
friends OF the family. Az few minutes before 10 clock
the hearse containing the remains ~ the dcccad reached
the church from the residence Of Mr. Thos. OCOHuor,
nephew Of Mr. Deyn and were received al the portal OF
the edcc by The officiating clergyman The Rev
Father Durbresse and his assistants, the Rev. Father
1licry, the Rev Father HeurdTeau, and Father Nc
Henry, who acted as master OF ceremonies. The Goth
Psalm, Misere nie, od domino wa, chanted as the re
priests after which IL placed upon n cata-
ialque, oiramented with black velvet, trimmed
~ltl silver lace, ara surrounded with lpy c1nd'lahra.
number OF gOrgcOnsly wrought crosses. and large
harp OF flowers, made fIom natural japoncas and
tho edCe presented very solemn spcctacle-the altar
galleries, pulpit, ana the huge altar piece representing
the Apostle OF mo indies ascending 10 heaven being
hung with sable cloth trimmed with white silver lace
The bench bar the walks Of mercantile lie, and journal
ls were wei Tepreseed al the flneral owing to the
wide acquaintance OF the deceased. The Boards OF
Aldermen and CouncImen were present through the
medium OF special cOmntecs' ana the clerks ana other
employees Of the house Of Deyln Co in the Church.
wearing badges OF black Grape their left arm. The
Mass sung was ChcfnDm's u minOr,%th Mad DE Lus-
san and Mad. Bnniich as sopranos i. Yaelden tenor
~. ~ i|oaiis' az, d" ioIce o ~ pciioiin
Of the Church ArchbIshop MtclosESy, Ii5 Bshop
Van Couyer's Island, and a number OF distinguished
Catholic clergymen present inside the sanctuary
Ater the celebration OF the Mass Archbishop McClOs
key asCended the pulpit and preached an eloquent eulO
Rism the virtues and charities OF the deceased His
grace alluded 10 the charitable donations OF the deceased
his munincence In all good works, and has upright aud
sterling consistency citizen and man. After the ser
the Idera Domino Cbanted and the palbearers
slowly followed his corpse 70 the hcarsc, down the main
AISLE ia tho following order. while the tany for the dead
was being chanted by the officiating priests fOr the
pose Of the soul departed:
John 4. Hoffman, II. f. Spauldng,
.. ID. Ives, Eugene Kelly,
Walter Magee, Hy L. UOguet
Andrew CarnBaD Edward G. DOnnelly,
j. A. Palmer, ThurlOw Weed,
James T. Brady, ". S. CauldwelI
j. Il. Nicholson, John Bryan,
John Dcvlin, George q. barnard
The remains were then removed for temporary inter
men To the vaults Of 81 Patcks Church. preparatory
being finally deposited in Calvary CcmetTy.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
OARD OF BROKERS
MONDAY. Feb. Or. N,

Gold closes at 1885,, after selling At 37.Gl3S,.
Collaborating Government stocks continue firm
and in good demand. Old 5-20s sold at 1l1s61lI!,
and some of 1865 at 1OG!Gl0G1. The Assistant
Treasurer at this port is not a seller to-day. Ths
general share market is dull and the fluctuations
quite small. The number of spectators has de-
creased visbly, and large proportion Of the crowd
which thTonged William and Broad-ss. during the
Rebellion have returned to their legitimate business.
Spectators for an advance have since New-Year
suffered losses sufficient 10 account for the absence
OF all who have left, well for the weakness Of
those who remain. During the Rebellion specu-
lation attracted railway property to the street and
the losses have in consequence fallen upon those who
made such rapid fortunes by the advance
AT the Second Board prices showed no improvement
on the general list. Governments continue firm, and
railway shares neglected Late in the day prices
were stronger for New-York Central, which sold az
l03. a l03g and Rock Island. which was quoted SEQ
96s after selling ut o.. The closing prices New
York Central 03.al0i; Erie, So. 9J6i Hudson, l57;
Reading, lOi6lOit; Michigan Southern, 72s972fI
Northwestern, 2-.dSj.; Northwestern Preferred,
6I!G65i Rock Island. 96!99G}; Fort Wayne, 96i
Cleveland and Pittsburgh SQl9S0..
The following table Will show the decrease in value
upon few of the fashionable stocks since JAN q 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

Bulls IIEAD-The live stock markets arc all in an
excited state this week owing TO light arrivals and higher
prices with only i,l69 beoves for the week, which Is
about the average for month past they fully lc
n higher than last Monday. Less than roo head were on
sale at One undredthst st. yesterday a OF which were
sold before night mostly at IGGlSo. y 3D. Sheep have
jumped up &C. Y during tho week. with only O.9G1 for
the total supply which ia 5000 less than the comparative
ly light OF the previous week Thoy selling
quickly at 7la9ic, mostly at sle9ic, and not half
enough coming forward to supply tho wants of butch
Hogs advancing slowly IA is their nature.
They moderately active at "a 66ic with 1872 for the
weak Western Dressed are selling at ViSvia
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
THE LINCOLN FUND.

10 ne Editor Of TlsN y. Tribune
Sir: Some considerable time since, myself and
others sent IN our subscriptions to the Fund for the
erection OF monument to martyred President. As
have no doubt that many others who subscribed have
never since heard of their money, have thought an
inquiry through your columns might elicit response
from those who had the matter In hand
Very respectfully. GEORGE IL. MANN
feic- York. Feb. Is, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
BROOKLYN NEWS.

TIE COMMON COUNCH.-The Brooklyn Board of
City Hall yesterday afternoon, President Fisher in tho
Chair. report was received from the Law Committee
recommending the appointment OF an extra Committee
three proceed 10 Albany and examine all bills affect
ing Brooklyn. The report adopted and $3.50 apprO-
prated 20 dciray expenses.
report was also received and adopted from the same
Committee, IN favor OF paying judgment against the
James r. Richardson by the mob during the draft riots.
The Street Commissioners reported I'm favor Of opening
the following streets Prince TO Concord; SiXthave.
from Tenth 10 Sixteenth sts stOcktOn-5t TO ThrOOpaye
Adopted.
james T. Leary was awarded the contract for bridging
Buslwick Creek and improving UuOnaye. and L0rner-
81. for the sum OF S9,344.
Proposals were submitted by the different gaslight
companies for lighting and repairing the streetmps
during the ensuing year. follows: Citizens Gas Light
Company each lamp 1888 hours 4feet burners 1902 feet
per year, 81, ,6b6 lighting and eEtugusng cents each
$50; repairs 600 Brooklyn City Gas Light Company.
each lamp 358 hours 4feet burners 1862 feet Of gas at
IS rs per eco feet, 1856; lighting, &c cents each
repairs, S2,7O0. GrcenpOnt Gas Light Company, each
lamp 35S hours feet each 1902 cubic feet AZ 90 per
1000 feet &26l lighting. &c, cents each, $3.50; repairs,
$50 Referred TO the Committee on Lamps and Gas
The Board adjourned for one week.
COURT CAIENDAR.-The following is the calendar
Of the Brooklyn City Court for the March term jury Is
week; Equity. 4th week Motion days. Saturdays through
out the term
The EXCISE LAw.-Peter Quinn, corner Of Jay and
Water-sts and A. j. Wolfe Of No 1856 Pymouth-st were
and fined $50 each for violating the Excise Law by OPEN
Ing their places Of business Sunday Edward Mallory
aud Patrick DOuglas also ficd in the amount
t0r keGplnG oDen after Ia o'clock Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
......$2I,sl9.OOO
TotulIp etorlga

This difference in market values gives idea of the
extent of the collective loss TO what is known as
"the street and why speculation for an advance
halts. Erie and Cumberland show loss of about
100000 In this period there has been large ad-
vance in Government stocks of all issues, and
steady rise in Bank shares and Railway mortgages,
the whole movement showing disposition on the
part of people to put money where it can draw GER
tain interest" instead of leaving where takes tho
risks attendant on the ownership of railways and
Improbable mines.
Money call is car per cent, with occasional loans
to favorite persons on Governments at something
less. Best commercial bills are per cent with few
names salabe at6s. Fair bills, four months, 7ias
per cent
The following are the quotations of Exchanges: Lon-
don, 60 days, lOSI91O9 sight, 1O9s; commercial loi
alOSl; Paris, long. 5l7i0516t; short, 5.15a5.12ii
Antwerp 5.2l!05lss; Swiss, 5.2l495lsI; Hamburg.
S6S 036l Amsterdam, 4l;9ilf; Frankfort, 4lt9iai
Bremen, 79079! Berlin, 72t972a.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool
are 200 bales of Cotton at 3d. for compressed, and
by steamer 75O bales of Cotton at 3D., 1900 bush.
Corn at I'd, and 600 bales of Cotton yia Glasgow al
III. To Glasgow 1900 bush. Corn on private terms.
An Italian bark was chartered from Philadelphia TO
Genoa with 1900 bbls. Petroleum at 6s.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
for Customs 100000; for Gold Notes $4,000; total
receipts 254Oi 03 total payments, si,79O,7S3 S2t
balance, SOS96,91 92.
The Pottsrile Miners Journal of Saturday reports:
The quantity Of coal sent by railroad this week is
0i tuns against 075 tuns for the corresponding
week last year The trade up this week follows
compared with last year:
1860. 1857.
Week Total Week Total
l2l777 i,027,7g lO3,i19 7I4,S0
l02t70 774,S42
Decrease. .22,29s 252,955
Messrs. Bowles. Drevet & Co. Of Paris, under date
of February s. say:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

SUPERIOR COURT -sPECIAL TERN.-TEB. 25.-Betore
Justice MONELL.
DECISIONS.
Frederick g. Eldridge ct al. act. Robert TrOost ct
al.-EXtva allowance OF $3.50 granted.
Before Justice JONES
Clara ". Warren agt The Western Transportation Com
pany.-MoOn dcEied.
Constantine RosswOg agt. James W. seymour-Motion
granted for q commission without costs.
H. H. Lynch 1T al agt. James III. Ehle.-MOtiOn OF dis
continuance granted without costs.
Thomas Hogan agt J. NirOn Taylor Stephen WyckOff
agt The McClntock ana Cornwall Petroleum Mining Co.
Motions granted.
James II. Whiting agt. Van Buren Ryerson-MOtiOn
denied, with $40 costs the ground that the motion pa
pcrs not served within five days, pursuant to the
said order
Roscna Grayley agt James Grayley-Report Of referee
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
SUPREME COURT-CRCUIr-FEB 25-BefOro Mr.
Justice Y. ID. SMITH.
yEEDICF FOR DEFENDANT In EdE INDIAN AGENT


ASE
Henry W. De Puy It. Oliver ?. Nurfofd-
This case was on trial several days. The main
facts have already nppcarsdn our columns ON Friday
last counsel finished summing and tho Court charged
the Jury substantially that defendant had right TO
write and send the two ettes complained ~ as belou
H. In dong So intended e make true representation
and To say what for his interest honestly and fary
and n ho made mistake without malce no harm was
done by by him that the law could tako cognance or
But the other hand II he aware that the state
mens In these letters In relation to the vouchers was
false, then he had made grave accusation against plain
t and had made IL wish naIce IL was for me jury To
determine from the evidence nd the pr9paDts on tno
whether the letters were written by deehdant KNOW
Ing them TO be untrue, ana FOR the malicious purpose OF
njurlng plaintiff. II they 10 tho conclusion that
they were then plaintiff entitled 70 vindictyo dam
ages II they concluded they were not thoh the Verct
should be for defendant
The jury brought sealed verdict yesterday morning
Peter Y Cutler for plaintiff; Mr. Fullerton and Benz
j. Kissam for defendant.
CHAMBRRs--Before Mr.. Justice LEONARD.
TIE STATUS OF yIRGINIA-TIiE OINEf CASE FURTHER
ADJOURNED.
In re- George Olney
The further hearing of this cnse was again ad-
I0urIed 10 Saturday This Adjournment being based on
The ground that the Governor had expressed wish 10
inoro further into the matter and had stated that no
would do so ON Tuesday or "Wednesday
Mr. Dean asked on behalf OF the captain that he De
allowed mis- liberty parole stating that he was sure
fhourh lie had away with steamer he would not
run away with himself -. .1.,.--- .,.,.
The Court declined to do but on the representations
OF the DstrictAttorney thht thoy nu ho opeoton au
mltted him TO bail In 5000.
CoIJRT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-FEh 49,
BEFORE Judges DAILY. BRADY ana CARDozo.
LIABuIrY OF THE CITY FOR The CONDITION OF ils
SIDEWALKS
Rml Renhanit agt The MAYOR "a -, a
On the 22h of September 1862, nt about O'Clock
EewYorR plaintiff stepped upon grating In the side
uaiL aayaring a circular oDennG communicating ~ilh
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

vault front o and attached 10 house there situated
The CRATE turned up ana the plantfs leg slipped ltO
the opening ana he was severely injured The graunS
made Oftree iron rings and Two crOssDafS, ol lo
kHd as many thousands Of others now IN use III to
city and when properly fastened by chain, was as sae
as any other method Of covering the vautapetnreS IL
furnished with chain, which, by the neglect OF inc
persons pying the house, iastcncd at the uo
OF the accident. Tho grating sufficiently large 10
the aperture and the accident would not have nap
pcncd il the chain had been fastened. There was 10 I'M
perfection OF the grating chain, or Insecurity ia inc
method of fastening, which was apparent to passrr
The plaintiff sued the city and recovered IN the court
below 1900 and the defendant appealed from that decis-
ion. The following the main points which they APP
pea H. order 10 render the defendant liable in this
ton the paiuti must establish either express notice TO
the defendant Of the detective and insecure condition cf
the yait-COvcrns that its defective condition OF
such manifest character that it negligence for the
that it had existed long that notice is presumed. The
testimony fails to establish either Of these points. The
defendants having enacted ordinance which, II com
piled with, prcCludcs the possibility OF accident from
Insecure VauitcOycIings have performed the duty de-
VOWED uDCn them in their legislative capacity TO
prevent by adequate laws such insecurity The erecutre
enforcing those laws by Inspection OF the streets
and rcpOgi violations of the ordinance for prosecution
is vested by law in another and Independent body the
Metropolitan Police, who not subject to tho authority
control Of defendants Defendants therefore, are not
liable for the neglect Of police officers to report such vO
latiOn; kn0wlcge notice OF defect In the
street caused by violation their ordinance lac pre-
sumcd until report thereof by police officer is proven
The Court reserved its decision.
Malcolm Campbell for plaintiff; DAVID j. Dean for
the city
Marsh agt. Galardan.-Sce opinion.
Inlay agt Willams.-See opinion
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
COUlT NOTICE,

Yesterday the lat day of tho Admiralty Term
IN the United states DIstct Court On Tuesday March
o. tho jury Calendar WILDE called and assigned for
the Term The jury will pt Do impannelcd until Wcdnos-
day, tho 18th Of March.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
COURT CALENDAR-TIus DAY.
sUrRIME COURT-GENERAL TERM.

sUrRIME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
Adjourned without day.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.
NO g calendar The Oyer aud TeInner will he in
P,Rr Il-AGiourbrl for the Term.
Pskr II-BeOs Mr Justice h. D. SNIrH Court at 10
2Il-Bart sst Bolisn 2i7-sneGiker hgt Lynch SberiH
-Benton at Mre-s &c
io6g-Post st he.uan. gT2-ScbRart, agt. Clancy.
lil8-nt witt q sullivan 2l5-Rssenbal agt Lynch.
Ilsj-iiora sgt Jacifon. 3s1-SheryoOi AT. Lane.
39i-rheie az. BerlheImsr l06l-lurey McIeland
ll6s-Wi'csr Tr!ry. 6ls-Shepsrl agt The American
G5l-Sclruss at Bell Biul Note Co
2ss+-Sackett Wlitnev l25t-Ottve,l sgt Campbell
Jg-Ff,naa ag tie secogaye 2ct-Burnde Brihderj jr
RI Co. lO5i-Gr.mh AIT. jacob.
5i6-iiorke a. Parker
SUPREME COUHI-SPECIAL ILRM.
Adjourned 81 he Term.
SIPEEIOR COUET-TRIAI TERM.
Adjourned fOr ne Term.
SUPREME COURT-CHtMBEEs.
BEFORE NJ Judge Court opess Call At u
t]-Sayag- agt Pike 5O-Paeser sgt Mayer
4'-touriT JugTel
Cal G.eope rel T. g and Brazil s. Co sst Commr Of
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

Messrs. Bowles Drevet & Co. Of Paris, under dst<
of February S. say:
The principal. and may say only important event
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
CIVIL COURTS.

THE FERNANDO WOOD LEASE.
As Mr.. Williams was unable by reason OF an inter
rupon TO complete his argument on Friday, le oI~cd
leave 10 hand mp his brief on Monday
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEB. Is
Before Commissioner WHITE.
THE AUSTRIAN ENrIAITION Casa FURTHER POST
MENT.
Ia re the RIradito Of Adolph william Schwartz
This case was 20 hare been resumed yesterday nf-
tcnOOn but the prisOnc still continuing Ill., the further
examination was postponed ugtl Wednesday next, at
o'clock y. Ia.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-15

Eureka, of Cincinnati, S. 1000; Boatmen's of
nGineinnatisS5,000 900, aud~the Pheenfx, OF New
York, 5000: total $4,000. She was valued
at 5000. fThe bOxof powder thrown over
al from the Graham, by her mate, turns
out to have been fixed ammunition h
act exhibited commentaries presence of
mind.
Is Captain Mcdonald thinks the fire on the
Yellowstone originated from sparks falling
on that boat from the chimneys of the tow
boat Porter; when the latter backed out,
about half an hour previous to the discov-
cry of the flames.
The wheel-house of the Mississippi was
scorched, showing she had a narrow es-
cape while In contact with the burning
This burning wreck caused
some CONSERVATION further down the. NV
er, where a large number of laid-up boats
lay. 1t struck and stuck to The Clara Dol
son long enough to set her on fire, bu. the
flame was promptly e~xtinguished. An
extensive confiagration near Cedar Street.
and one farther down, were prevented by
the vigorous and ~splendldly directed eff
forts of the tow-boat Gartside, ferry-boat
Springfield, and other ferry-boats.
MEMPHIS. The AuGlanche OF the 9th
says:
Weather cloudy and sukry. The river
here has rose six inches in the past forty
eight hours. rf
White River has declined steadily, with
a good stage to Jacksonport. The Arkan-
sas is receding slowly, with six feet six
inches to / title Rock.
Business on the wharf, yesterday, was
dull, with a fair list OF boats in port. DH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-15
STEAMBOATS,.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-Owing TO the low
water and difficulty of getting to smith
packets VIII make this place their termi-
nus. BY recent action of the underwriters
ale privileged via Paducah, without extra
charge for insurance or additional risk to
carriers. Any freight to our care viii go for
ward promptly, and at the lowest current
rates. Our charges for forwarding are &c.
per LOO pounds, SC. per dry barrel, and 1oc.
for whisky, &c. Il ~ FOWLER, LEE 81 Co.
Paducah, July /, 1867. dim n =wE-ff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-15

NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-We have tempo
rarily move our Wharfboat to the foot
low this place., where we will attend to the
receiving and forwarding freights for the
Cumberland River as heretofore. We So
licit the patronage of our old friends. as
well rs new ones. Our rates are &c per 100
lbs, and SC for barrel freights. t
SCYSrER, ELLIS co.
SMITH LAND, July 3. 1867. iyS-dlm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-15

Shingles ! Shingles Shingles IL
of the city a number one article of
Poplar Shingles at three dollars and dfty
cents per NJ, These were Weu steamed and
cut Of yellow poplar timber, smooth as If
shaved. mayN tt JOHN +. GLOVER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

If our readers do not think that it re.
qaires oervo to eil newspaper. lot him
rood this, the experience Of 'oae of them
felIers;'
,ooe evening, it was moonlight in the
summer timj we sat aIone on the porch
by the cottage door, holding that hue
white hanl in gentle pressure; one arm
had stolen round her waist AMI silent
song ofjoy, like tho music ofthe night,
was on our soul Our lips met in a
sweet delicious kiss, and 10 bending
softly to her ear, We whispered tale of
passionate devotion we proposed In
q moment she lore her banI from ours,
and with look ofinciable scorn said,
what, marry IA oii:O? You q, oulF
We slid