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SlOO REWARD.

II WILL GIVE TIE ABOVE REWARD TO ANY
4 one who will furnish evidence sufficient to con-
yict the Party or Parties concerned in SETTING
FIFE to "Easterlins Steam Saw MILL" on Sunday
night last, 10Th inst
$25 to be paid upon the first reliable information,
and the remaining S75 upon the conviction of any
one Di the Parties concerned
Orangeb,rg District, May 81, 1867.
may 25--tf W. \. EASTERLIN
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Henry Livingston, Ex'or of Will of Barnet Living
in.,-ston VS.. B. Williamson and other
i,lavisees and Lcgatccs.
I. appearing /, my satisfaction TINT the Defon-
dans. Henry and Gcor.SH Williamson, Elizabeth
King widow, and the oa hsomt sonh f "m, 40 ,o
scph Williamson, deceased, are No'' 81. o' :, "..'
reside beyond the limits of tn. St'. nat 80 m
lercd, on motion of Illusions s Lcgarl '"' '"!
do appear and plead, an,tdcmur to ,.e CO"
plainants' bill of complaint within forty days ON
this date. decree of Pro Confesso will bc
tered against them. v. ID. " JAMESON,
may 25-Gt MI Commissioner
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New Advertisements.
pY-$100 Reward-W. A. Eastcrlin.

sS~In Eqnity-V D. v. Jamison.
nay We invite attention to the advertise
ment of KEITT Bros, to be found in our
columns this week. These gentlemen offer to
the public large and we'll selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, which were pur-
chased since the decline in prices, and will be
sold as cheap as the same quality of goods can
be purchased elsewhere,
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sherif's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Orangcbnrg District.
b. Nir:" "f sllndry writs of fl fa., to me directed
| will sell I, the highest bidder, ut Ornngcburg
Court House on the first Monday in June next
ie following property viz:
The entire Stock of. Goods of l.. w. Dash con-
ssiing of shoes Hats, Calicos, Ilomespuns Gloves
Socks, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Showcases
and various other articles. Levied upon AT the suit
of Is. f. Simmons.
Conditions cash.
.Shcriffs Office J. W. IT, DUKES.
Oran,r ,rch'lrg Z. H. 7 s. U. ID,
May -, ,,s67
may l8 ths
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oramgcburg District. N"'''oh

BY p. y. McMlCnAEL, Esq. O,,ary
WHEREAS, Y D. Y. ,'ainison Cummis ioncr in
Equity hath made suit TO me to grant him Letters
of administration dc bonis non of the Estate and
Effects of Thos. ID. Knots, deceased
These arc therefore to cite and nmonisl all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said
i",.omas D. Knots, deceased, that they be and
appear ':cforc me in the Court of Ordinary, to be
held at Orangc;urg c. H. on the 10th day of June
next after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shcw cause if any they have, why the
said Administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of April Ammo
Domini, 1867 =. a. McMlCiiAEL,
may i-6t MI .. o. d.
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$3.50 Rr, WA RID.
ESCAPED FROM Jla.IL

TUNIIE FOLLOWING PRISONERS BROKE JAIL
1 Mt this place on W ,lncstay last
SMART McGREW, from near McCnntsvc.
ADAM TRIMMING, do do
ALFRED RUSH, VANDE JAMESON. JERE-
MIAH GLOVER, APRIL CALHOUN, CYRUS ILL.,
Ions, (from the ncighborhood Of Mr.. Russell Zinl-
merman.)
NOSE LIVINGSTON, from the Fork.
JIM SNYDER from the State Road (ncnr Mrs
Dantzlcr)
HENRY GRANT, from the Village
FIVE DOLLARS apiece will be paid for the re-
delivery of any one of the said prisoners to mo- or
Fifty Dollars for all of tlcm.
j. w. II. DUKES.
may 1871 Sheriff.
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P. j. MALONE,
AT II o Il NEY AT la w
WALTERBORO, S. G.

Will practice in the Courts of 0rangcburg' and
Collcton, and attend promptly to all business en-
truscd to his care
maySl1 If
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CALCSINTERING
OLD PLASTERED WALLS

Making them look, when done, mnch better than
when first Plastercd. All work done ut the Short
est Notice and warranted for Looks and Durability.
All Orders left at the Store OF Mr.. j. B Phelps will
be promptly attended c.
Country Produce nt MARKET RATES will be
received for work When necessary. ho will give
twelve months indulgence for the amount of Con-
tract-cxccpt sufficient to cover expenses.
W. {. MITCHELL.
apl 13 3m
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TJNOR TIE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION
IL Of Pnpicr Machc and Silver Ware ever offered
in this market, suitable for PRESENTS for all occa-
sons, call at
EZEKIEL & KOIIN'S
feb % 10
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Consignees per. Souty, Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Date.

j. Co6ner, j. Easterlin, D. D. Ifut1y, I. E.s Kiok-
cnbackcr, A. w. Miller, L. II. Zimmerman, J. Is.
Humbert, B. Livingston, McMichael & p, s. W..
Riley, Jno Johns, j. D. Jones, W. p Cain, NJ. Liv-
ingston, j. E. Bozzard, d. II. Knots, c. B. Hutto.
In accordance with orders received from the su-
perintcndcnt. stofngegwll hefcaftcrbe charged'on
Goods romaihing in tho Depot for an unreasonable
length of time W. G. MEREDITH,
Agent.
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PAINTERS NOTICE.

THNlIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN
form the Citizens of Orangcburg and sur
rounding Districts that he is prepared to do
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING MARBLING.
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-06
AE VS. ITEMS.

The discharge of workmen al the Umted
coutiuues, and greater portion of the works
are idle. The whole number employ ed 10
reduced 10 about FIVE hundred.
Dion Bourcicsult 20, . verdict Of 5000
from the jury OF the United States District
Court, ri Chicago, agains, j. Il. Wood, of
the Museum, for using three unpublished
playa, written and copyrighted by Bourci.
cault.
The Carliuville (ll) Democrat nom-
mates Colonel George P. Smith, editor Of the
Jacksonville Journal, IS the journalistic can.
dida,e for Secretary of State in 1868.
The Memphis Bulletin wants universal
suffrage" put into the shape Of constitu-
tionAl an eud ment, and believes Two thirds Of
the States would ratify il.
The Richmond Dispatch is hopeful tina.
the white people Of Virginia can vote down
the new Constitution if they don, like it, and
j. is confident thes will not.
The iuterments in Greenwood Cemetery,
bioohtyut NOW lbEh, uhN0 dNeThKSu aUOHA
fifteen day for twenty four years The
whole number Of interments since it was
opened has baen l2s,205.
The Jacksonville illinois, Journal says
the oldest inhabitaet does not remember
when the weather has been dryer and the
watsr scarcer than At present in Central Hi
nois. Farmers find it dificul, to tind water
for their stock.
The Court Of Sessions, in Wilmington,
Delaware. has decided the civil rights bill!
inoperativs and void, when coming in COZ,
hict with the State laws.
The official vote Of Virginia is-whi.es
1924; eolored, o.. s56. For a convention
1896 whites s2.5o7 colored. Against .
convention, 1929 whites; s,s57 colored.
Colonel Austin, of Mississippi, q eenu
inc Zip Van Wrinkle, made = sp, ech ia ,h,
Hoase Of Representatives 1t Nashville, OF
the LIST inst advocating AS the only means o
restoring peace to the country, the enfran
chsement OF all whites aud the 70 snslxye
ment OF the blacks
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,owA TIE m..

The Mt. Plessan, Journal has leader
IN favor Of Senator Harlan tor President.
The Davenport Gazette say. "Wsdnss.
DAY "A train on the &. K. /. L P. X. vas
nearing Atkinson station, the ensinse, saw
several sheep on the track, and in a field
near by flock of several hundred more. To
clear the track the whistle vas sounded.
Strange to say the entire flock oe several
hundred sheep broke across the track. and
before the speed could be checked ,,he tr.in
had run over and killed 6ty-one sheep, and
wounded thirty more. They u.rs owned BY
Mr. Clifford
Pho McGregor News chronicles thi. muir.
der: A most horrid aud anprovoked muir
der vas committed ., Smith6eld, Alamskse
county, Iowa, about eleven miles from Me-.
oreSor, last Saturday evening On tina. day
1onn Minert, owner Of the Smithtield tlour-
ing mills vas instantly killed BY James q.
Stafford, ons.of bic neighbour Stafford and
Alnsrs had had sone dispute pre, iou.,v
about their dams on the river, Stafford Own
ing carding mill above Miuerts and he CON,
planned that Minert had raised hi. dam -
high that il injured bis wster power. Ahv
saA grew out of the affair, and the matter -,
decided in Minert's favor. Miaert and Al,
ethsrsin the vicinity considered the aff.i,
sestied, and supposed that Stafford did no. an
srtain any bad feelings towards Minert. On
Saturday however, Minert was making som,
repairs IN ms dam. assisted b Mr.. Weich,
when Stafford cane aloas snd Ascas.d Miner,
OF again raising the dam. Miner. replied
.nat ne vas nor raising the dam, only repair,
'ns T. Stafford then seized ~, axe.. rushed
spca M'ners. buried the ~ 4 I'D skall, and
mes Several persons viassasl ssks afair,
Out being momentarily horror>struck, and
psssfslJ paying tAsir 6rst as.snt;oss. to h.
murdered man, tho murderer ssc.,sd and i.
has mot been arrested a IL
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THs Columbus Journal bates not jot OF
heart or hope, but Gays: 1.-TWO hundred
and sixteen thousand nine hundred and
eighty seven Republicans Of Ohio send greet
ins 70 the advocates. Of universal liberty
thyoee6uA In vsslt, Sid proclAin th>ir 3D.
Aeses,ss u 10 doeoriat nf true dsnsdracy-
that oil governments derive their jass powers
from the consent Of the governed I"
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Tss Demoefaey comfort themselves when
rejecting upon the Radical success in Viz
ginis, BY vsustias large Dsmocrasic gains in
West Virgins. The result in West Virginia
i. known now, and the Legislature stands:
Senate, twenty Republicans. two Democrats
House, forty -four Republicans, elsvss Den,
scrsks. Before these large gains CD The De-
mocracy must have been "smsh potatoes
in that new State"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-06

an, &c Louisiana vote Of rs, 400 was polI.d
0Ss 9. Iosal reeiatration Of l2i ,s5e. Il Al.
~, 49, zoe steresased 90, ob7 out ~ !.
~. ~ . s.lanon o. i6s, 2s9. Arkanse, ~.
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GAsIBALDI's oficers, II 10 said, vished him
TO pat HE prisossfs to dsash. He showed
tbs, he vsa the ;pAlriot leader ofa revolution,
and not the bandit Ihisf Of facdoss, BY per-
smptorily refusing 10 iisesn 10 sseA counaels.
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.1nttre OF RanErnpfcy.

YISHIS is I o GIVE NOTICE that, on
Il the cd day Of Sept, A. D. Iss-, a warrsnt In
Bankruptcy vas Issued against the estate of John
staunns of eokr I. Lee County, and State OF Iowa,
who has been a ijndgei bankrupt his own Pc
tition Thai TIE payment of any deets and delivery
any property b. longing TO ch bankrupt 70 him or
fyr his sind II trsnser Of any property by him.
IL forb;ddea hy law. That meeting RI the credi
tors Of the said sntrupt, to prove their debts and
choose one o. m sseignees Of his estats, will be
hsad II Govt az Bankruptcy, TO lie holden At ths
R@esters tsBee In Feokuk, IovA before John Bruce.
Raeiatsr, n Shs Soth dry Of October, 1850, st 10
0clsck u.
sapt9ed1n b. frtsoS, Dseaty.
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How TO obtain shares and In
cravings.

Send ORDERS tn rs ny rtdli enclosing for " I" TO,
either Nv Post 0s a,tes N registered iete' at
or risk Latgef thault he sent BY draft 81
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Local AGLN II WAIVED throughout Ihf U, FFAFFs
TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

situs,e 1t Riverside Harrington County, New Jerscy /.
founded or Tia pnrpose ii a'pitoasy odnesttns the
sou. d dvcsa.a. eglltfs ~ resmen e The United
The BOARD ~ rra.tee. copats Of the following well
known citizen. n Peru,yls.tpta and New Jsfsey -
HON B. WILLIAM NAM,
HON LEwra r. BRo"HALL,
Ex-ohtef sosr-r 4. Mint and Recorder q Deeds,
rtHsd. Iphth, PehnsyiFAt'a.
HON. JAMES " sCcvKL, Htw Jersey.
HON W W WARE, New jersey.
Agsnt Aians' Express, rhilsd lphis, Pa
J. y. COZ. Esq. or joy, Coe Co. Phsdslrhs.
rprsuEr prr.r-yr.r, v4sm~oros . G. April -
1ss- -ftfsro II Iutetnsi accommodating received
evidence that The projects OF Tbs enter rise
duct.d hy the Washington 1ttar, company viii
be devoted to charitable us, tttri"n - hereby grant
70 said Csnvapy II tounntt such *ptfrprise exempt
from ali Charge whether rer special tex ~ other duty
- III al ROLLINS, Commissioner.
Tho ss.ccSstfon have appointed ~ Receivers, Mesrrs
GEORGE A. COOKE co ah9se well sno~o integrt-
~ "a bn.,n.., experience will be suient guarantee
tbat the mopry urusted to them will be promptly APP
piled to the purpose stated
Prnsprtrura PA, May 20, 1861.
n t. Ohcers and Numbers n w Washi~gtm library
On ~ g. READ, Secretary.
geptemen 0n receipt Of your favor OF the 18th inst
notifying us Of appointment Receivers for your
Company took the liberty to submit copy Of YOUR
Charter with plan of your enterprise, 10 the highest
legal authety Of the stste and having eccised his a
vorahle non In regard TO It's legality and 'ynpath
ling With ths benevolent osst Of yonr Association, via
the @Susstteu and Of the orphan children
Of our soldiers aud sailors At the Riverside institute We
have csasIua.d 10 sseet the snst asd y ~ our oo''
| efforts to promote 30 worthy o. -"i.
/ Respectfully, yours, Ac,
arr 4. COOKE co.
Address all letters ard orders TO
0RO. H. CUU1IH W CO.. 0uD1e1s.
III F~@9 = % aoulA Third Htrsrt khtiaasaneia, Ps
kesa3v1 = ~. WaAhisStes Ahrssy ~
! "ed06s1&o11N11
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180 ?.

-. TA above MsssaAcent sirel.Numh%r Lottery
WI Dc Drawn IF Pusuo in covinSton, KY, BY swcrn
opaMNteeseA - etlatk A-,Ae ne corner OF Fourth
Ard scntt ets The .ntncky Stat. Lotteries are no
sin kntsvprses but rpspapsibe N lney tefrsres that
dr..n undN the asthsrtty efa chatter frpe ID. state
ssd bones ~ eivrn for the payment Al prizes The
cfnuatf Comm1fcIsl. -
The abov.sseesA~ vtH he draw the middle and last
- SacAs1oeth dssine ies7 aaalsoss n
S1wunfp q lOtteriss drawfps aafty mt Nv .ssc,
tton r. the Msne9er - = 49,
Address Ill orders for tickets to
nU13AY. RnDY \ co.
Covtngton. Wv.
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Iowa HoasRs. the Bloomington races
last week. the race horse "Ssm Kirkwood,r
OF this State, vas matched Agafnst idol"
.Cham pa;sn'' snd "Lady Alice milaheats
to wagon, best three in Eve. Il vas Kirk
woody first drive to the wagon, but bs
took the ribbons and purse.
-e------- >oe--------
THg Interchangeable Democracy are still
harping on that sauna old tune, g do you want
10 marry . niger
Thai IL the argument and the only show Of
srsument resorted TO by them for thirty
years Ia support Of slavery; and ROY, tbss
slavery has been abolished, in spite Of their
powerful logic. the same coRent appeal, in
the same Identical phrase, do you want 70
marry 8 ngger?. is dinned into the ears oil
she public to induce them to deny four mil,
lions of colured people voice in The Gov
eminent under which they live, in defiance
Of the first great principles upon which alone
Government, by the people. and for the
people, can be justified - tns equal RICH, Of
all the governed to voice 10 the Govern
ment.
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Tia. Alabama Constitutional Csavsnsies.
~ vb;ch cur fsilos towfnmap nad friend
Major R. n. Reynolds &c influential msns
ber. convened yesterday.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
Civ ENTCFlLLING ORDERS
JAS. NJ. SHELLEY & SONS.
Jas. u. ghclley. VIM. Shelley. Gro. y. shel,cy
tptlp
Assignee's Sale.

NOTICt'is hereby given that |, Hiram
Knewia Assgn~e III the George NJ. and
James A. Ses ton surviving partners a tie firm Of
Seat Sons bapkrrpts, will the ~ day Of Decem
Der. 1867 in froetof TIE court honsa donr
knit, Lee sell at pubiir ant on cash u q
highest bidder subject to any unpaid tax due
thereon. the TO- wing d. srrihed real property:
Or Gee 3, II 80 range d W, situate in Wnnef
co, Iowa
Fqr sec "a tp as range 90 W, "
s Il ar sc 81 10 100 rag. &c
" hts r ar sec - ~ 6s rang. 20 W =, in wayne g
HIN Or ~ tp 81 rrrge u W
hf or II tp 70 rspge2 q w
Nkqrs or 80 8 tp 60 range 81 W
EwqreE ora c 81 t. 6orsnge21W
hf ar sec tp 70 range y Clark
Wits ar rs Up ~ range o. W
Ehfs E ar sec itp 15ranse25 " Warren
s hfN ar TIP 90 range n necstnr =
SCR EhfNw TT ser tp % ,ange o.
bfa ar TIP s4 range Is SCHUYLER CO.. Missour
N Il fr or sec 4 s. range IS " Sullivan q.
HIRAM KNOWLES, Assignee.
oe.1O 1aw5w
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fsr priaes rsshs ~ OallA abliass ]
Apnss Ros5sdo, ~ ssshbosa tAsssy.
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In one of the most, desirable localities in
tAsc y, ons stors brick dwelling isoass, With four
rooms and liar lot 6oxl 20 feet. we'll fenced
tanning number u fran nsss and good welt Of
ter. Enquire Of VIM tULrnN,
Apkd r.. R.tats Agent.
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DIecsssG Of tho Mediate Ctrcie.-The where.
sbosss aud Pecunisry Conditioa Or james
stephens, the Defwnct &. q. L. ". 8He
meeting Of tho McFIaie Circle. y. b. was held last
evening at 26r Bowery. James McMahon Centre. called
the meeting 70 order and Introduced Captain Eugene
o'shea, o gentleman recently from Mounuoy prison,
Dublin, VINO, be stated. could give Thorn some infor-
nation In reference the actual state OF Affairs both in
this country and IN ireland In reference where
abcus Of James Sssphcns Captain 0shea stated shatW
was true that he had broken faith, but he was MOI
traitor nor had ne defrauded the organization Of ts
finances What stephens had done he had done wei be
had organised the Fenan Brotherhood probably no
other man could have effected on grand scale Whh
reference 10 the funds OF the Brotherhood which had
been subscribed under Mr. stephcns control they wers
al SAFE they taken charge ri BY Colonel Kelly
and other prominent officers some time since when
those gentlemen thought that was time for the chief
organizer leave tho scat Of war they found him
not inclined 70 move, and they a. once assumed the
virtual control Of affairs Captain OShea stouty denied
the imputaton that stephens 10 British spy or IN the
pay OF conniving with that government and sisted
that by force Of circumstances ~ least he compelled "
remain In this CITY, and that tho occasion OF the de-
parture OF the last from this port for France,
Stephens without the funds pay his passage ana
went BY appointment the pier for the purpose Of
meeting 3 friend, who 10 furnish The money. His
friend failed 70 put Ia an appearance and stephens was
compelled 70 return 70 bis lodgings where be nov ~
in rttv
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Opening of the New SkRtius Pond at DeroWe
Park.
Tho American Jockey Club ,naugurated yesterdays
new feature in thor proceedings Al eieven O'Clock
special train, filled With large gathering OF che 1iis
and beauty Of che CITY, and under the conductorshp
OF Mr. Wilson. made tho trip 70 Fordham 10 lss
than half 40 hour running along the switch which has
the Park, d,sburdoned itself Of It's load tho
pond situated In valley alongside the track Of the
Harlem Railroad. and Is about half q mile diJtaut
from ting raoe course In order 70 get on 10 The
lodge which has been erected at The bead x The sie
"csa'sss IS ouIi; p the svis style. and though Al
gentlemen 10 couples and snsly, soon covered
a s os a. me s%s rs y. s
coursed by Harvey Dodworth's capital band. The day
was =, Low 1"e no better con'd have been pssss
excursion Nj Jerome announced that on Saturday
the expedition woc'd b repeated. On that day spc
members Of u ciab arc invited to BE- present wssh
their families 20 postpenement WI 90 made %
ihsee viii DO dancing in Tho ChaisI ! =
GALA OAR ON rHg LAEEs
Excellent skating yesterday enjoyed by the ana
rsrk Arsenal and ihc days indicative Of the smoo,hns
and soIidy Of the too on the private ponds naussi
gaiiy To the breeze To-day wilt be occasion Of gaia
IN this CITY and IN Brooklyn grand fancy dress
rival viii take place al 0atmAns Fifth Avenue R0k. and
similar reunion will W participated Ia by the patrons
OF the Union pond. which will % illuminated BY hun
drcds OF CD nose lanterns and whose precincts will
sound with the music furnished BY nrst class band.
grand carnival viii also take place tomorrow, day and
evening, on McMilan's Fifth Avenue Park. a1-
cARyfvAIs IN BROOKLYN
The grand cssnivsls the skating lakes yesterday had
tho effect NJ bunvng out large number Of Brookyn's
steel shod lads and ssscs. The 10 exceiiens
condition. anr both at the Capoliue Skating Lake aad
Chichestcrs Skating Pond the skaters had gnla day
Bands Of muse In attendance and the entertain-
meuts closed with grand display OF fireworks
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RrcHxosp, Jan. 8, 1867.

RICHMOND, Jan. 8, 1867.
From various events that have recently transpired
rs evident that matters OF a serious and grave ma
ture arc now under consideration at the War
Department and In military circles. Rumors
have reached here that movements have already besn
made In view OF the Disturbances likely 10 grow out OF
the impeachment OF the President By Congress- Troops
now being transported from different points TO
what destination is mystery Added 10 this General
SchoGed to-day left this city ost,nsiby on tour OF In.
spcccp through this Department; but really, II u said,
70 be absent NJ Washington q whole month
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DIVISION Of TINE DIOCESE cf NEW yuax.

4NM ALsAxv Jan. 9, 1851
rhe Northern copvccssiou OF the Episcopal Church
mot at 81 Paus church in this city TO-DAY TO consider
the proposed division of the diocese Of New York and
the erection OF the diocese OF Albany. After an inter
change Of views there almost unanimous vote Ia
favor OF the erection OF the diocese Of Albany, and u
was resolved that the boundaries OF the diocese shord
be the same those recommended by the bishop The
last convention including Colu-bia Greene, Delaware
Otscgo aud along the western boundary OF the pres
chi doaasa 70 the Sc Lawrence river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

TEE ASSEMBLY CoMnrrEHs.-The Speaker Of
the Assembly has succeeded in making up >
list Of very fair standing committees With .
few exceptions the principal committees seem
to have been placed in the hands Of men Of
integrity and whose legislative reputation is
not tainted. The task Of forming the standing
committees is always dificult and unthankfhl
one, and the present Speaker appears to have
been moro fortunate or more Independent than
many of his predecessors In his selections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

LASsIya, Mich Jan 8, 1861
Governor Grape has been quito III for past week,
but u was supposed not dangerously. His case has
taken change FOR the worse this mornng. and ha b so
thought 70 be dvina.