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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-27
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GooDSs
From New York and Baltimore

HE Subscribers arc now receiving their
FALL AND. WINTER GOODS, which were
bought in the best markets in this Country, and
which in point OF STYLE, QUALITY and
PRICE defy competition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-27

mIike wretch o'ertaken in4his track
With stolen chittels on his back;
Will hang his head in fear and shnmc
And to the awful presence came"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

TUESDAY, July sos p NJ
The way share market unsettled and rathsf
bearsh In temper during the greater pars or the day.
bat in the afternoon 1t gradually recovered its frmnsss.
and closed with an advancing tendency Although the
demand for money from the Stock Exchange 10 large In
proportion to the Of business Of late the supply
u moro than adequate and the banks have difficulty IN
employing ell their surplus funds. Loans are made
freely on mixed coaeras at ave per cent and on gov
srumsnt securities at four while the leading dealers In
che latter are supplied great extent at three per cent
By private lenders There is tho time no aug
msntation Of the volume OF commercial paper Offering
Tor discount and hence banks have to rely upon the
Stock Exchange The best names are taken
st and Der cent but inferior signatures are discarded
Uudsr this condition OF monetary affairs the bulls
asts Of the situation and they control the
q pross 70 long a. present facilities for carrying
stocks exist without regard 70 real values Erie
tipuss 70 attract the attention Of the street than
any other stock and the transactions 1t are conse.
aususy unusually heavy. The crop prospects highly
favorable and cheerful feeling prevails all depart
nsnss OF trade In anticipation Of result OF an abun.
dant harvest Wall street Is discouutng future improve
mont in the general condition Of the country and far
ths bull movement In stocks good sign but fortu
natsy there other and substantial evidences
OF prosperity than stock speculation afford, and,
therefore. It ID matter OF little consequence TO the
great mass Of the public whether stocks rise or fall
The course Of the market for the leading shares dur
ing the past week thus indicated the prices current
ct the drst regular board these dates:-
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EXCITING AFFAIR At Ias msTsupollrM HOTEL.

somewhat singular csso OF alleged burglary aud at
tempt at robbery brought to light before Justice
Hogan at the Tomb3 yesterday forenoon From the
facts, a. related to the magistrate under OATH II appears
tina, Mr. Julius >. Sachse residing at No l. $50 Vine
street. Philadelphia recently arrived in this city and
put mp o, the Metropolitan, whore be was assigned room
No 464 on the fourth Hoor Mr. sachse retired 10 bis
room about nalfpast eleven O'Clock on Monday night
locking and boiling tho door after him He failed how.
ever TO sleep WE'LL and ut one O'Clock was partially
aroused By hearing strange noss under the bod He
thought little or nothing OF the circumstance however
tll the noise Was repeated afterwards. when
Mr. sachse arose his bed and looked over The loot
board when to bis astonishmeDt he saw mans head
Instantly Jumping TO the foor Mr. sachse grapped with
,ss intrder who thereupon drew single barrslled ps
t and presented TO the head OF Mr. Sschse, threaten
ing 10 blow hs brains ont II he made any alarm or crea
for help The burglar then cooy put on his shoes and
hat which under the bed with the clothes OF MI
sacnse and attempted 10 leave tbo ROOM when tne at
Tar again seized him and screamed FOR help Another
,ben cnsued between the parties when the pistol
WA reproduced and the threat TO shoot renewed Dur
ing the struggle the desperate burglar w OPEN
ins the door leading into tho hallway, from which he
r,g down s,sirs end maio his escape. Mr.. sachse
casd oaaiy for assis but none reaching him he
re- red TO his aud after pulling bis clothing from
u,ae, Inc he'd whore IL had boon taken by the bur-
gar retired 70 rest. In the mornng, when Nr Sacse
went dowl 70 the Office, he saw there yonns man
namcd James Iisury Livingston, from whom the nisht
nrevlou he had purchased railroad ticket for Phadel.
pha At ,nr olce In the hoe and instantly recognized
him the mau wnom ne nan toe stussie WIN "a ~
rom put faw hours previously. Mr. S1chSo says tle
"a. was burning Ia bis room and ne had an excellent
Snnor,upy 20 see mis- adversary whom he had not the
,sast doubt Livingston Detective fariey was
csiisd And arrested Livingston, and complaint for bur-
9larv win intent 10 steal god watch and CHAIN,
so~eiber with sis IN cash, from Nj. sachse, vas
nreferred against him. After the deposition OF tue
romnaiuant vas taken Livingston said biz Sachse wa
mistason m the man. but the facts presented Judge
unyan cannlt,ed the prisoner for trial. LIVINGSTON
r.sr An The railroad ticket ONCE OF the metropolitan
Hots soi Das been there for nearly two yeAFs
lie ia cnty years OF age, aud was born near syfacds'
A. ,h,s ssai. He saws that be left the ticket Office
tho bo,sl about half-psst egh, O'Clock on donos'
evening and Old not return ti bapast six O'Clock yes
ter,isv ,nornna which prove by good wtnes CO
A. lhs casesnow stands IL very slnguf indeed
IA. Burglar mus, have been secrotei uzaer The bed
NJ sacass when hs entered the roo.n.
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POLICE LNTELLLGEMCE.

"BARBERovs' TRANSACTION A sharp trick with the
view Of securing rich prize was played in barber
shop Monday afternoon but the sharper found one
jus. shrcwd himself to deal WITH and accordingly
his designs frustrated Mr.. John II. Halsey, doing
business at ls2 Water street, it appears, entered the
hardressing saloon Of Angelo Anato lis Fulton street,
70 get shaved Taking of his vest, In tho pocket OF
which gold watch and chain valued at $500 and
s25 In money Mr. Halsey hung il hook against
the wall and seated himself IN the chair. Directly
afterwards William Abbott entered the saloon, and,
spp.1s o. m ms coat ,v.d sksc ouo. nave whs there
Abbott discovered the heavy gold chain hanging
from Mr. Halseys pockst snd returned TO possess
himself of it, Accordingly he took ha coat from the
peg which hung and placed i over The vest o. Mr.
Halsey After few moments delay Abbott took down
time and tossing them careIessly his started
for tho street. By looking through mirror Mr. Amato
had watched The mans movements ana INT 70 r'pg DIS
precinct who found Mr. Hasey's sio.s propertv In
'.-..ssoa. Abbott. who s twenty three year, .is
Ros, ., ,ss Orr street. sad .s.a aoSducsr Ss
occupation. OF course he plea1v. ~. guilty. tisi.ce
Hogan committed him TO tho Toncs for trial
STs,Lisc WEARING APPAREL -Marsare; Arundel. an
Irish domestic twen,yhrse years OF aga yesterday
arrested BY officer Brummerhop OF tho Sixth precinct
on tho charge Of stealing four silk dresses four other
dresses and silk sacaue, valued In all at $780, from
Mrs Wnhellnine Ln5tei residing q. % Fourth avenue
The property taken the % inst, and after Mar
gar5ts arrest portion Oh was ouni IN her possession
Judge Hogan committed tho defendant to the ronib5
for trial in default OF ST. 0o0 she lives at l02 Centre
street.
THEFT or wsAaSG APpAsEi- Mary Ann Burns, an
IRISH woman twenty years Of age. was arrested
few days BY officer Rser, OF tho Sixth precinct,
on the charge Of stealing dresses and four under
garments worth In all $500, from Mr. Samuel Goldman,
2soJ, william street. Mary Ann. who had worked in
The family az srval hoard In the house Ia al
legged at tw Give O'Clock the night o! the 25th ns
ana being called made no reply but concealed her.
self The following morning the property was missed
and has not since been by the owners. Justice
Hogan med tho accused for trial in default OF ball
ARREST OF AN AiIEGsp CousrERrHTrs. Ono OF the
officers Of the service division OF United States
detectives yesterday succeeded In capturing an Italian
woman on charge OF bong Of the notorious gang
Of counterfeiters who have lately been arrested at
Long Mex staten Island She was arrested in Brook.
subsequently, committed by Commissioner Newton to
ara mat
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sr.Ansrr NonrH AMERICAS, from Quebec for Liverpool
before reported ashore on Antcos has been towei 70
liaspe, and will be to,vcd 10 Quebec today.
srlv,R STATE recently sunk At the lowsr end
Of gilcxwers Island was raised bv the steam Derrick
COMPANY aud placed on tho railway al Hunters FONT on
Saturday afternoon.
saa Francisco which pu, into Provinectown distress viii
not detained than day tvo, az the leak
unmpOrtsnt ono conhusd TO the ruddsrc ease.
scuR BxtIy, Bowes, from Philadelphia, with sarge Of
night shs dried on he Oats. hssed over
morning we're laken ou The 70 be discharged sh
r.issd and 90. o The belle was bull, in 1850 owned
ono half by rapt Howes twho has Insurance in Barn
stable Tor sa6oo aud the other half By various other
parties.
scpn Ussos of Rockiand), Avcriih from New York for
an ashore the side 81 Block Island
and bad position eontfaot has beto made 70 Gel,
her on.
scnn WIN fIrSrsa tBr) Hstheld- from New York FOR
II John SB At Holmes Hole In contact AN Of 18th
inst, wAsh brig Kennedy an iost iibooom and head
gear. The BRIG sustsiued no damage
Misc ella neous.
purser , Dochsrty Of steamer San Jacinto, fron
Savannah, has our thank, for favors.
rArrcHxp-iuly e. at Port jefferson, III schr called
YORK she IL ior keel 81 feet beam, lower hold feet
iu,epasd Tor the freghns Business
nand Of Capt Decatur Cakes
WhnIewea.
ship Abbou Lawrence. Of Fairhaven. ~ FAys July Is
Schr iainbow Eidridec OF Dartmouth vas At SOS Jul
H. lat ~ % lon a ~; had taken - bbs ~ Oh since eayi
barbados. Would DO home last Of scptnnber.
spoken.
Ship james Ch.,cn Of Sey YORK. from Baltimore
| lat 81 81 loass u
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The wheat somewhat irregular Winter
y. = s. , Ss s,ss
sales were a. oo bushels q % rs for white Calfor
s ..y S t%I rd 's na
inferior white California Corn was In moderate demand
but at lower prices, the market closing At 81 % for
rps w,sr mIea w. s- we're ~. se gusns ~,
Southern al Ii for white Western and 81 f3 for Western
yellow Oats steady though somewhat heavy At the
sc Sc for Western (he aside price for ol aud ytc
pc for State Rye without decided change Sales 5000
bushels western at 81 90 ~ barley COY bushels new
inal
uursr BAGS remained dull and nominal
GgSrr CLorH was gu OF but firm sales 70 bales At 2,c
Irps. we're quiet sa, Srm' We quo,e,-D-y hidc.-pu..
ssse' Soi.aifs sie' aSei Rio ers"ae az "a.
, n9G american. $50 gs Ts,.moro. ' i,c 'en
lss<c; Vera Cruz lsc isSsc TsmpIco Sc. ish.
sesota lsc sls,e; iess' ise aisc Western isc NC
era Leone, &c aye: GAMBIA and Hissau 2ic 35c Zan.
rbar, lie also Total stock July 90 1867, Iio) hides
HEan-Ot Manila We heard Of no further sales. Other
oPs continued 10 fair demand at previous prices Sales
IS bales at 5Dc T0c, according to quality
sbioplng spc q 95c.. and retail lo,s 81 40 a 81 IS
laos There was bellcr demand scotch pig and
martet was somewhat h-tner The were 500 ton
Lapgoap 600 do Egtnton and about 90 do.
former prce- 6i wrought scrap sass Of 400 tons
LEarnsrihe marke, quiet and prices, particularly
for he prime grades firm receipts moderate and oe
H. sssor,ci Osk wa generally dull We guo;e-iiem.
ioot Ruenos hyres heavy Sic Sc do. middle Sic &c
do. light sc aisle. do. California heay2. Dkc sic 10
Ic hcavy f3c a pc: do middle. x,c 5)tc.; DO ligat
2,c 1lo do. good dAuagel a kais sAa WethIs sSvo.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port on
Thursday, August !. for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central Amerca and tn, South Pacific
will close at .paz, ton O'Clock on Thursday morn
Ing
Tus Nsw YoRK HERALD--Ed.on for the Piciac-wiii
be ready at half past nine In the morning
Single copies In Wrappers, for mailing six cents.
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coin In ths form OF interest the bonds deposited
basis Of circulation. In this expectation they have
been In NOT few notable instances disappointed, aud
system will at the best prove costly experiment 10
the country Many Of these institutions have been
established for speculative and the benefit Of
credit which they may be supposed to possess The
fact OF their being national banks has been sufficient TO
induce the public to become deposito In them and the
result We have seen in the failures which have taken
place. The bonds deposited as basis OF circulation
have furnished the means for the redemption Of
the notes. but the depositors have received
little or nothing To secure uniform currency Con-
gress should authorize the substitution OF legal tenders
for national bank notes, and equivalent amount Of
the bonds deposited Washington should DO cancelled
In this manner the twenty millions Of coin snnu
ally paid in interest on these bonds could DO saved Bat
II Congress fails to adopt this radi should
at least pass an amendatory bill providing for the
pension of interest securities deposited by national
banks Is a basis Of circulation.
The cases Of individual fraud among the officers o Z
those banks have been very numerous the latest OF
these beng the embezzement OF $4,000 by W. Hanii-
ton Barnum, the cashier OF the Pequonnock National
Bank OF Bridgeport, Conn.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the sub Treasury this city for tho
pred portion Of tho week have been as foows:-
cuaem House .-.-.,. .I.sa:ary go;,.,.,
July 80 5ss,Ooo 2,5o7,Os2 7l6,os5 l3l725. 7es
from the port of New York foreign ports for tho week
ending to-day g. against So s9a s2a or Tue
week previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
PORT Of NEW YORK. JULY 30. 1857.


Cleared.
Steamship Mercel.s. Smith. Cherbonrg--S,ath Dun.
Steamship Icvant (Br,. Arkiev Cow Bay-parmee Bros
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, sayaanah-iAarray Ferris 4
steamship Rebecca Clyde Chichester, wilmington Nc
| Hand. x.n,,n. p.v,. ,o,,o, 70 !. c,u,.
%hees harA assS@w Nes"n
Bark Aurora Ausrali. INorl. TODD, Iondon--Morsan
.B.rs Emmanuel I,ah bassel.no, Naples-Funch
barb fraucisco <sp, Baro.on. Barcsona-Galway 4 Ca
ssrt n N Haven, Han, on.zxnlsr4 aaush.en
Bsrk Ellen Dyer Leland .
W ..lne Utah, canero Glouceser--Funch Msincks
Brig Agnes (Br) wilsr. sinsapore-we. Crydsr
B rss eospss, sq.' frA
;s bssa n Simpson, ssnef SMITH
schr / r hsro collins, 0aiveston-d 9 Young 4 Co.
Schr Loyal Scranton Lowdcn, Savannah-N McCready
schr R P aeynard,. Price, Baltlmorc..M Beisll.
schr Helen, MARI wilmington, Dei-Racket 4 Taylor
siOop Robert Wiltsis Barker New H,ren-M BrIss.
gs,es.uer Frank, Pierce. Philadelphia
Arrived.
Steamship Malta (Br) McNickan, Liverpool July 49, and
ss Ps..sd s as bark sasn:i 5esad
10 s w,. a.s ana @ pase%ses to s4 Co HAD
ssfsns w.s.y winds iss cnrs jsy y o. .ssgs
lon Is ship John sydney hound ~ lsth lat IL So Ion 3d.
ship Elswicl bound 81 I'D, lat A. Ion ~, bark Quilard,
bound w took pilot from bsat J u Jones. IN lon 81 w.
Steamship sherman Sampson New Orleans, days TO II
Steamship san Jacino Atkins savannah with mdsc and
passengers Carr ison Allen ~ Pm, 10 miles Of
Chine league spoke brig Winfield OF Yarmouh, bound g.
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter wilmington, Nc. to James
Steamship James Green, Price Washington and Ales.
anlria, 10 James Hand. -
ship Hapswe owen Havre, - days, with mdse and 80
% e Eye S eoanSsa M four dss sas
under close reefed pssl during the whole OF ~ from
lon 10 had light souhery winds and fog has been
l3days OF Georges with light airs from NV. with much
fog and rain July 81 lat ~ ~, Ion % 30 spoke Br ship
British Queen bound u. with chronometer run down
Bark Teresa (Dutch) Durie, Maracabo II days with cor
fee, O. Maitland Phelps a Co.
Brig Nathide tal. Caaero. Malaga 20 days. with mdse
10 order.
Brig Mcguire, Litleaed, Trinidad. Cuba IL days.
with sugar. TO Ward 20.
Brig p.bok Akeuat Cienfaegos 10 days. with sugar,
Brig sccan Wave, squlres Mobile, 10 days. with cotton
sehr paeotah 1of stockton) Partridge. Jabacoa, PR,
days with uloasscs 10 Walsh Carver.
scir Magnolia (Br), Caldwell Windsor. N5 aays with
plaster. crandal Umphray q 20.
sch J A rider Rider. Jacksonville.
schr TELEGRAPH (Br. Wood, Newark.
schr A Hamlin, Wyatt Portland.
schr Hero, Matthews, Bangor
Schr Mary Louisa, Collins Bangor, lays.
schr PORTO Rico, Wentworth, Bangor.
Schr Avon PARKS, Bangor
schr Marian Draper, Mcady, Gardiner days
schr Amanda Powers, Bullock. R,ckiAnd.
Smiled.
French war steamer Sem ramis THE Themis With Mont
TOR Onondsga, at anchor at the SW spit.
NJ FOR ADDITIONAL sHlPPiNo tNrRLLI02S
SEE ANOTHER PAGE. |,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
HvSessvoap- CcorsR.-At WATERFOWL. N r.. on
Thursday July H. BY the Rev. sIr. Porter RicaAsn
HusosR!oac, Esq, TO Miss HArrz r.. d. ,,vb,.r y;
Howe, Cooper Esq oil of that r'sca '''' u
,,rl Veccino-DuRANDo On THURSDAY evsniny Univ
49, in BrOoslyn a, The Church Of s. Charles orrone9,
~ a.s rhQnss hcG,yern, ca.a..s pEt vsocmo 10
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CoPrEa-Amscan ibRot was In good dsiend and prices
further Sales 900 900 lbs ct c 9sc. for De-
trot 243<c 2sc for Portage lake and 2xc 25<c for
Baltimore including lots of the latter ssc for Sep
embe and lbs Portage lake at the same price for the
cxmESr~RcsendaIe IVES uncha eyed at 81 so.
from sllc ailc- sE3rm and paea! wcrs au",-i ssc
.s q. active ss. demand ss for or, Rio e,
SIS S ss es bsipsn to' West o IgSd At lie
oasndls on private ai HS terms Gu ad A H.
ap'aif g f a4ss % 5l ss j. s:a5
Ec pE,ns Nee iss. good 0S SGN w i
t is.a Tas' ssa siis Ii So$aS S' s M s,s &:
cash dry paid Sus before the above sales were made the
DTxwoops were quiet, and we heard of no ir.por.an,
'.ss 81 Do%.so sSoSd va: ao%na Al SIS sh
sr the Sa aTry was GS Gd: ss az s & 81
q I'd, fS pa seis Do de %r~ys q
esn ,E gyss s e arrive s, ga s1 S . sss
rasiaMIsT5e offering. e grain g orss, Britain
Other Were offered spsrns and ssa 3 Low
& corn 30 SSs Soar PRIVATE and psr
s ss . @ f S@s q ssss g & ds sGss s
cheese at s 3D. and 50 bids oSssso , a, G 10
:, s 90 DO spirits 4, q % q. =. sa and peg steamer
az % bales rs AZ 4 TO tons q nv
rs s.. 10 Gasgowper steamer 500 bbls. hour at b.
To BremcPer steamer 80 ercas lard al l5s 100 boxe,
cheese at 4O 40 hhds tobacco at sos 35s s2D bbs rosih
Is 3d. Us boxes tobacco and 800 bales cotton private
terms. 10 Hamburg per steamer, 46 Gases sewing ma
chimes 1000 bills l5) muskes ~ wood, 20
tobacco. - hhds talow and l0 bbs dried fruits
private terms The cna e, wersaa Birth Ss .
from here TO Spain, tobacco. both private terms.
Flour GRAM Receipts 500 bbls noug, go do
meal 1870 bushels wheat A5<i do corn, So 2 DO oats
The market for -four steady with fair demand from
trade and active inquiry for shipping the West
India lands &C. and full prices realized for all kinds
California -four steady. The sales 2Ol0 bbis,
Including California southern nour without decided
though common shade OF. Sales ca bOls.
Rye Hour steady at previous prices Sales co bbls at
81 70 49, Corn meal quiet and scarcely firm The
$50 bbls at % vs. for Fairfax IS 81 for city and
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Hnlf.pn., Two O'Clock r. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. July 3)-6 p NJ.
CorroN.-There continued a moderate demand at un
changed prices Tue sales chiefly TO spinners and
shippers aud comprised about I, 100 bales We quote
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Mining shares lightly dealt In. Az the nrs'
board Corydon closed Sc lower than at the same time
yesterday. selling 81 co. Smith Parmeles Be- SELL
ing at - os Rocky Mountain sold al 81 % sai David
Copper - o5 Consolidated Gregory Cold 50 93 ts3
The tendency OF the national bank failures and
frauds TO bring 70 light defects In sim lar institutions
throughout the country by provoking investigation In
suspected quarters and inducing caution the part or
dspositor That there is . great deal Of unsoundness
among the national banks the revelations beginning with
the Merchants Bank at Washington, aud ending with
that OF Unadilla IN this State, have abundany shown
1, would b. Of course unreasonable expect perfection
in any banking system that could b devised
for banks failed before the National Currency act
vas thought Of, and the suspension Of thu
wsedspors Bank Of this State few days ago. is case
In point the latter not having been enrolled under the
nav system. But the psblie had reason to look for
more security from institutions organized under
national law and circulating currency issued them
By the government than they bai been previously
accustomed TO- and this The more particularly they
Nm suhasdsssd W Tie sksoas Of twenty millions rear
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~ can get fair pgics bv calling on or Al.
G,.,,@g TAMss KiRGPATRiCS toe Pearl street. nsss
Chatham
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-13
Governor.

The Cleveland Herald of the 7th
inst says of Gov. Cox:
The Republican party of Ohio has,
heretofore, treated its Governors
verp shabbily. When an incumbent
has discharged his duties faithfully
one term, common courtesy demands
that he should be rendered re- nom
ination. Such endorsement is all
the reward a faithful Governor of
Ohio, can receive. The pay is a
mere bagatelle, and the private sac
ritica of any man-not a millionaire
who goes into the Executive Chair
of Ohio is ruinous one. Gov. Cox
has made as good a Governor as
Ohio ever had; he is an able, hon
est, industrious, frank man has no
concealments, does no political
'|trimming."
In,one word, Governor Cox is a
sound man, great man, brave,
able soldier, discreet statesman, and
has done his duty faithfully, fearless
ly, conscientiously, and is eminently
entitled to a denomination which
should be rendered him, though we
know his acceptance will be at per-
sonal sacrifice he cannot afford-pe-
cuniarily and professionally-to
make.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-13
The Albany Tragedy.

There appears to be but one opin-
ion on the part Of the New York
press in regard to the killing of Mr..
Hiscock by General Cole. 1t is ev-
erywhere stigmatised as a murder,
without Justification, land, in the opin-
ion Of most persons, an act charac-
terized by essential cowardice.-
Facts are coming to light that di-
vest the tragedy ofevery element OF
romance, and give tie appearance OF
a deliberately planned crime which
may have had other objects than
the satisfaction of''wounded honor" "
1t is also becoming more strongly
evident that if the story of "dishon-
orr be true, the guilt did not wholly
rest with the murdered man.
Cleveland Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-13
Couldn't Come 1t,

q At the recent election for munich
pal officers for Washington City, the
Copperheads resorted to various
schemes for the purpose Of deceiv-
ing the. negroes. One Of these
schemes was the imitation of the Re
publican ticket by having it of the
same color and with the same head
ings and notices, but Mr.. Negro
was not to be thus deceived, and the
miserable, dirty trick failed most
signaiiy. ''a