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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
sI.2 Miles from Memphis,
Near the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

V,HE THIRD SESSION COMMENCES
i September l, 1883, and ends last Of Janua-
~, 1863. Students prepared for the University
of Virginia, any College. or the active duties
of life Special attention given 10 Reading,
Writing, Spelling and the usual English
Branches. The Principal was engaged for ten
years in teaching in Alexandria, Richmond
and Lynchburg. Va. and intends to establish
shorter period than one session, and no deduc-
tion made for absence, except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness. Monthly reports sent to the
parents or guardians. Composition and decla-
nation weekly. Public examination at the
close Of each session. Regular religious servi-
ces every Sabbath and boarders are required
TO attend Bible class at the Church. A gra1u-
ate of the University of Virginia will be en-
ployed as assistant. if necessary. Board, near
the Academy, $lS per month.
REFEREyCEs.-Dr. J.Williams. N. M. Tres-
evant. Esq., K. Rayner, Esq, NJ. D. Deaderick,
Esq..W. S. Tayler, Esq. II: L.Guion. ESQ.,, Mai.
John Ingram, Capt. j.; s.: Greer, Capt. +. A.
Cole-patrons Col. F. W. Royster and u.
Wade. ESQ, Memphis. Rev. M. y. Hoge, DID,,
Rey. 7. y. Moore; p. Richmond. Va; Rev.
R. L. Dabney, DID,: Rev. B. NJ, Smith, DID,.
Union Seminary. Va; Rev. J. B. Ramsay.
judge D. A. Wilson. Lynchburg. Va; Rev. J.
r. Wilson. DID,. Augusta. Ga; Rev. J. II.
Smith, Prof. r. Stirling. Greensboro. N. c.;
Prof. c. S. Venable. University of Virginia
Prof. VIM. Dinwiddie. late of the University Of
Virginia. For terms, etc., apply for circular at
the book store of ii. Wade. or at Taylor. Rad
ford * Co.'s.
eod-156t PRINCIPAL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
School! SchOol!!

Wy z. MITCHELL WILL OPEN A
w School. for boys. at 800 Adams street,
on Monday. AuRust Sd. Instruction in sll
branches usually TAUGHT in Enelish and Classi.
cal schools will be given. Thetext books used
ton Of the Memphis City Schools.
For particulars call u the school room. du-
ring schoel hours. or at the efice Of the Board
fSchool Visitors Of the Memphis City Schools.
No. 81 North Court street. Odd Pell0ws Ruild-
ing. after 3 o'clock N the evening. 12-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

Union prisoners made to suffer in order
to aid the photographer "in firing the
popular heart of the North p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

The last attempt upon the life Of Gen.
Grant isentitled "0nr Standard Bearer,
and written BY gentleman appropriately
named Capt Bernard GalligAsken. Let
rs All lar"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
BUSINESS HOUSES.

Bslow our reader. vin fad reliable Dirse-
tory ofths Commercial and Prefsssional firms Of
as Gin, whieh sin Be vaiuabis for present and
future reference.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

"I shall have no policy Of my own 10 inter-
fere against the people. U. y. Grant.
"I say again. fellow-citisens, remember the
fate of ancient Rome. and vote for no candi-
Of an independent freeman. the principles
upon which. II elected. he will administer your
eovernmsnt.
"That man deserves to be a slave who would
vote for a mum candidate when his liberties
are at stake - Andrsw Jackson.
"If my suffrage is asked for ihe highest civil
office Of my country. the candidate, however
illustrions and successful he may be. must pre-
sent sore other title than iaurels. however
eIoriousiy gathered on the blood stained battle
Nal - He.,o nIou
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
j. ID. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Preparatory to Cumberland University
Alabama Street.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
Il ton will commence On Septe mber /. ls6S.
and terminate on June 30, 1869. Ample prep
aration has been made to accommodate large
number of students. Boys can enter Cumber-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn, by present
ing a certificate from this school,. They will be
prepared for any other university or college.
The Institution is organised into four distinct
schools. There are four instructors. Boys Of
all ages above seven years will be received.
TUITION FEES:
Senior School (per month )...-.... .be ~
Grammar School ......-..-............... 30
Primary School ...-.....-......-..:-.-. W
French. German and Hebrew (per month"; 90
For circulsrs and further information sppli-
cation may he msie to the Principal or 70 3.
McDavitt, c. W. Cover. W. B. Waldran. s. b.
Williamson, J. ". Provine. Rev. L. @. Ran
anu. I-l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,

CTwKETY-NINTH SESSION.
WE SHALL ORGANIZE THE FORMS
OF Forty Weeks. on TUESDAY, SkPf. /. less.
For Circulars giving full particulars apply 70
Principal. az Colleee, Or a. the Bookstorcs
Ellis N. A. 4. MORGAN, Principal.
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membered, and all the grarantees given In
their favor must be faithfully carried into exc
cusion. rr
That the public lands should be distributed
widely among the people, and should be dis
posed Of either under the pre-emption or home
stead laws, and sold In reasonable quantities,
and TO none but actual occupants at the mini
When grants Of the public lands may be al
lowed, Necessary for the encouragement OF i'm.
portant public improvements. the. proceeds OF
the sale, Of such lands and not the lands them
selves should be so applied.
Upon this platform tho Democratic party
appeal to every patriot, including all the con.
servatiye element and all who desire TO support
getting ali past differences Of opinion, to unite
with us In the present great struggle for the
liberties of the people. and that TO all such, 10
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed. we extend The right hand Of fellowship
and hail all such cooperating with us as
friends and brothers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

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bprdt a co.
steamship Reviewer tBr), Alexander, Barppr Grace-
nrrirs
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Shp Nosher bs, Mosher, Liverpool via Charleston ~
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~ shs nro,k, Saunders, caleo- -rahbri Chauncey.
BARK tu,frsss (Br) Cooper. London--Arseii A Tufls
Bar tlrian S1lf lt Crosby, Cofk orders Phla
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BARI peudersas, Br), Lawsoa csdls psnaergss Pros
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sey.
Bars Excelsior. Pfown, Barcelona Topper Besi,ie
Bark Traveller tBrl, Penhed fernantuco and Market
BARK r.riaf sussnne tfr,. Rove Point Pe're-Boyd
BARK Evening star ar Miller 2, Jsso tcbs)--wsydsIl
ssrt Alma r,i,sb.,h tSG), uhIand $, Jsso tcuba).-
Fvrcb, heincte 4 Wsnis
Bsrs Union dr., lie Blanc. krichs c8 Hatton, Watson
ACo.
Brlg Domriop (Br). AndsrsDn, Oporo-! whitney 4 Co.
Brts Mercedes tBrl Kohl, Havans-fowier iowa. (Re-
Rrig jenny gske-- Charleston--N l. McC'rrady 4 Co.
schr Clara Thompson Hsoneid, Para and MARKHAM L
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POLICE IxTELLlGENCE.

CHARGE or FoRGFRY-TwO COMrIAISrs.-raptain
Jourdan OF the sixth precinct, yesterday arrested
"A Young man, named Woodruff Gillespie, on the
charge OF forgery entered against him by Mr.. Evan
Peters clerk for MI Brooks Brothers Co. corner
OF Broadway ard Grand street. ON the 3oth OF July
last the prisoner Ia payment for pair Of pa nts he
had purchased offered check for SCI. purp oriicg
H. u. Waibridge n Co., No. II Bridge street. 1t
subsequently appeared that the name signed 10 the
check was forgery ON fhe day OF the above trans.
action Gillespie called upon Mr.. Hiram l.. Field, of
the firm ~ waterman Field. No. 81 Barclay street,
and asked him 10 cash a check Tor $50, purporiing
TO have been drawn On Jay Cooke A Co. by H. ~.
walbridge \ co. rhe check also proved IL be q
forgery Alderman Conan committed the accused
90 tine Tonbs FOR examination. IL Is stated that
several Other forged checks alleged 10 have been
passed by the accused are a1oat. They viii be
brought into conrt "a evidence against Gillespie.
AILgGxp FALSE PEETEScEs.-AexaDder Eogers,
a man nearly lxty years u age, who says he lives
In philadelphia. yesterday arrested by officer
Mahoiiy Of the Fourth precinct, on the charge OF
having on the 18th tnsi. obtained twenty dollars from
Mr. Charle. Green Uf No s,i Sonth street, by means
~ false and fraudulent representations. Rogers
repre scented himself ~ Captain Brown. vi the bark
Eliza and DESTROYS OF having his vessel
csulked and copperc1 by the rln VI g. 4 " Poilion,
for wnom Mr. Green u foreman. Arrangements
were made for placing the vessel in the h2larcc dock
for the necessary repairs. sO0D after which Rogers,
alias captain Brown. returned 81 Mr. Green and
asked him to ces check: hit, as he could not do
H. lac hnndcd him twenty dollars on the strength OF
hrs being the master OF the Eliza - represent ID, aud
mat he was have shat vessel repaired IN tie dock
Of his Grecnsl empoycr. u y now alleged ina, ne
repre-entatiOns made bs him were false anu untrue.
Alderman Conan committed the accused 10 Tue
Tolnhs for examination. Another gentleman was IN
court vino had been swiDdled bs captain Brown IN
similar manner. ana II n alleged thai several other
men nave been yictniztd by INN.
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE II EAST rwEar-scMu STREET.

This morning about quarter past twelve O'Clock, y
IRE Was discovered in the three story brick building
situated IN The rear OF Ia and l49 East Tweuysecord
street, occapicd by nenrv o.. sharp n rlass STAN
inc factory. The fire spread with creai rapidly. ana
~ O'Clock tais morning the upper stories had
hcpu completely gated, and tue destruction Cf the
rnnre budding aud cnr tents threatened
rna Bremen woghel Win Their usual zeal :
but they experienced great difficulty IN gci.
ting At tho rCgr Of thr' structure Mr. Sn3fp.
wno was tue owner ~ the building, has insurance
upon a and the stock IN the following companies
Western Insurance COMPANY Bufaip ss.50U Mu
iua Insurance Company Bufrslo. So 30; springfield
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, if,OaJ Bunao
CITY Insurance Company. st,aj0; Capital city insuf
ance Company, Albany, $1,000: tilcn's Falls lnsur-
ance Company, s4Op-'ota. $4,000 From state
meuts Of the proprietor II - estimated that the dam
age on building and stock VIII amoini to s25.0Ub
II IA supposed that the nTr originated ia The furnace
thar - used ia the process % tue work that ear
rled on In the factory.
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p,osAsLt He.IcIpt N Tsar-Isau STREET.

Last evening abont eight O'Clock The liquor store
No. 127 West Thirty-third street was the scene 81
wranele between tive coiored men named George
rnman and william Carney. both residing Ia that i'm
mediate neighborhovd, No. 100 Thir'y.thrd street,
when subsequently resulted on the sidewalk ~.
IeCly IN FROM NJ the door " the store. W TilmsD
drawing fOur-barrelled sharps revolver and shoot
ING Carney IN The abdomen, causing wound thsl,
m the opiulon " Dr. EaDey, the police surgeon,
WI prove fa.al Tie CIRCUMSTANCES OF the case:
a. near a. could We OH aimed, are that 1lInan ana
carney. who have been friends since their boyhood,
hlet IN the store alluded early In the evening.
drank ,ogeiher and played several games OF cards.
some DISPUTE aross between them, Dut " was get
ueu, a. ~ ALLEGED, when rmsD went 10 the bar and
requested Carney 10 drink again. lie accepted. but
did not nnlsh ha glass. when Tlliman moving Ia the
door In The act OF gong ont said lyon are dead
Deal ano tlien went cut on the sidewalk where he
awaited Tor carney, and As soon rs he opened the
door shot him ~ stated.
The report OF the pistol Immediately brought to
the spot onlctr Charles ByrDc, of the Tveny.pjuth
precinct who ~ soon ~ learning the circumstances
arrested TmaD, but before he mad proceeded FAR
with INN some " hs colored comrades sfou,pted n
tescue, bnt we're unsuccessful. AZ soon a. ne was
lodged IN the station house Ryrne rnf sone ~ hls
:. ~ .t.. ls.u.l.J ~ Is s~elc, uut sns ~y~..,,,s
nan sas cesp rsNsys3 W - Exs4s " u. rsx
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Another liandamus TO Compel The Reaisters
al EicctiOn Ia Record a y0ter,e Nume.


TIE People er tei Henry Ii FasYe rs Eitcard
Aiicl,eu, oad others registers or Election ~ ne
Futtith District or the FiIsteath Wdyd 6c-On the
application OF the relator La Fargo, Judge Carlozo
yesterday granted writ or mandamus To comIeI
the RESPONDENTS, Mitchell. James p. Sandell. John
Gilmore ana Thomas J. TOWNSEND. Jr., to accept and
register the name Of The reiaor the registry lists
oi the Fourth election district Of the Fifteenth
ward.
The affidavit OF La Fargo. on which the writ ives
allowed, sets forth fhaf he IL native OF the city or
New York and has resided all his life IN said city
and m the election district named for upwards OF
hNe months: that an election for President anu
other national State and county officers is to take
place. &C.. that on the 18Th OF October the respond
enIs duly registered his name: that during he
mer he has been travelling and Is temporarily
stopping for purposes OF his convenience at the
Clifford House, corner of broadway and Thirty -rst
street, but did not lose and never intended
10 lose his residence in the SAID fourth election dis
iict OF the Fifteenth ward that the 14th of 0cto-
her deslrOus that there should he no nisunderstand
nR his registration and residence at the cleo
ficn, he appeared second time before the respond
enis and stated 10 them tie fact OF his being ten-
ktill was ana intended to continue TO be resident
al The district above mentioned; that upon such
statement being made respondents erased his
name from the registry lists OF said district
III opposition 10 his desire and protest, and
refused TO restore 1t and still neglect and refuse to
detrimcnt OF his rights and he prays the aid OF this
court IN the premises.
Judge Cardozo, on this aflidayit granted per-
emptOry nlandamus which has been served the
1he defendants 10 make return OF tie manner OF thei
obedience on Friday, the 30th net.. when probably
Ihe right OF the relator VIII be fully discussed
FarnswoTih anC Van Siclen for relator.
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SUPREME Cuya1-SpecAl TERM.
The Lee divorce Heavy Allowance OF
AIimOMN.


Before Judge Cardozo.
Ssorgtusu q. Lee rs. stephen q. Lee.--ihis is an
action Tor divorce on the ground OF alleged adultery
by tsedefendant who is a merchant Of TINS city
Shortly after The commencement Of the action an
arrangement was made between The parties by
which the paintiT was allowed 10 retain custody OF
The children, defendant having The opportunity OF
visiting them, ana he also paved her certain sum
mutually agreed upon Tor her support. Tne action
Tor time iay dormant, and upon The breaking ont
OF new troubles the suit was revived, and MOTION
made by the plaintiff tor aliIlony pend@Hte ite
nnd counsel fees. The referred 10
tnke Testimony 10 the amount. and
the referee reported In favor of al allow
ance for the plainlif VI alimony at $3.50 per
month, $4,000 per year. The case up to-
day on argument on motion BY defendant for the
reduction OF alimony and petition Tor the cusGooy
Of The children. He claims that the aiiinony ia ex-
cessve and not propOrtiOned 10 plaintiffs station in
life, and beyond his means and that his wife IL sub
Jcct 10 occasional fits OF insanity and exhibitions OF
violent temper, thus rendering her unfit to have
charge OF the children.
The plaintiff denies these allegations and claims
THAI her husbands original ad voluntary surrender
~ tic children TO her care was tAcit admission that
lac deemed himself unit to exercise proper guardian
snip over them. She is also OF the impression, Of
course shat $4,000 per annuni IL not excessive for
thc support az herself and children.
The court reserved its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

MflsTrEG or LOCOMOTIVE BulLppKS.--A meeting
az al tne soc1motivo builders Ia New England
P1insylsar,t, ana New Jersey viii te held al tue
metropolitan Hotel, Thursdas. November ).
CeoroS WATER TAXEs.--rhe Croton Aqusluct
Department gave notice that a furtncr penalty of
Ten per cent wSli lie aided 30 al unpaid wafer rents
en- the ~, dry " November.
BOARD ~ CouScILsES.--'rbe Board met yesterday
nj noon, ana after disposng OF few routine papers
adioaued tc meet to-day Tuesday a. two O'Clock.
Tie members were anxious 10 attend base ball
match and consequently only remained IN session
few TiiDufes.
PtTAL BLAs1JsG .CAsrNTY.-An inquest was yes
fcruay hcld M Bellevue Hospital by Coroner Keenan,
am mo body of an unki0wp man, who died from in-
lutcs received on the f2sh inst. by beng struck oil
the mead by a stone IrorR q blast ~ Mott Haven,
pestehcsier county.
Mf,TiSg or LIQu0B DfAirEs-fhe New YORK
Iiqnor Dealers society hen ameeling last evening
at The Metropolitan Rooms No joo Hester street
amer III. transaction of The rcgnFr b'isine>s OF We
Ivuilia 400 05 Ay:scie. go5tcsQ e4a ge2S4 iW nS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
RESTRICTION OF An east RIVER rtsDYsplI by FIRE
LOSS s5clr1

The feriyboat Rsren.wood. heretofore plying be-
tween Tlrty.fourlh street, New YORK, ami Hunters
Point l.. T., took nre in her slip vt the latter place
about eight O'Clock last evening. after she had been
laid up for the night aud The famcs spread 90
rapidly that u was found necessary 70 t01y nor into
the stream 10 save the fcrryh0uses anu adjoining
property.
An efforts 70 save the boat proved nefrectial and
abe burned TO the waters edge Her ,hatrcd hull
was lowed 70 the head Of Franklin stree, Green.
point. where II remains.
The EavcnswO1d was valued at $4,000. Insured
In The Kings County Insurance Company. There
" 40 Lvvs.ix vn s,.sxl sn~ ~ &c &c !! u.
ere, ana tie ergo g M. Wsii:s of GgsceAssQS,
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NEW YORK CITY.
YHE c0RTs.
rH,lEn STATES rnKsssIpsEs's ttgRl
Charge Ell amsNediug and ebstrrrting Jn-sic
Rrfo-a lo,p-nisS ioper sniwell.

Charge Ell lnasNasiiug and eIstrrrtng Justice.
Before Commissioner sn,wen.
the Ustffed states Grosgc n tT1Y.-The de-
PENDANT was yesterday arrested on warrant issued
on the affidavit OF Joshua +. iiaey, collector of the
Fourth collection district which affidavit set forth
1hat at the instance OF The said collector criminal
proceeding was instituted against George ID. Crazy
1he defendann Ethan l. Watson and II. Pike FOR
conceilifg spirits which au been illicity removed
from a,asfIlcry ia the month o June, the disfilery
beng occuIsed and run by one William Stewart
Tie case was set down iol trial the 2lst OF June
Steaart heIag the principal witness against Crary
and the offers but he was not forthcoming at iii,
fral andtbe same had to be postponed. II is alleged
against tie defendant Crary and the others that they
hired and procured said stewart to hide ana keeI
Ont Of the way of the officers who were ordered ts
suoprns him and bring him into court. Crazy was
brougrs before the Commissioner ana gave bail In
$4,000 10 attend All examination into the ease sci
down ior Ffdsy next
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Couri granted an order OF arrest.
The ''E1oaiinx Penn Litigation.
BEFORE Jnlgc Barrett

nun ~ Libie.--In this much litigated case, NJ
reported III the HERALD, the injunction Obtained
by the plalntir had been dissolved. motion was
now made 10 renew the injunction upou the ailida-
wits OF experts that the invention Of MI Little
Only AN Improvement Of a former patent. The cleo
trital apparatus was produced in court, aud after
much discussion the Court appointed Wednesday
week 10 hear the arguments. Edwin James for the
motion; G. u. seward and Il. Cummings opposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
SUPERIOR C0UaT-spEClAl TERM.
Order OF Arres: for Alleged SluHdeI
Before Judce Mc(tioD

Before Judge McCunn.
Ltojaard rs. D0riS.-ln this case an application was
made Tor an order OF arrest for SANDER alleged Ia
have been spoken by the defendant.
Edwin James counsel for the plaintiff read am
davis disclosing that he was real estate agent
doing business on Broadway, that during the past
he absent in ~. Louis, and that the de.
PENDANT al the Filth Avenue Hotel and other places,
made or the language alleged 10 he slandernus.
Tie affidavit Of the defendant denied all the allie.
RaIlOIlS.
THs Court granted an order OF arrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Az Elerlion Anruy-sentenced 10 tbe state
Prison.

before Recorder Hackett.
Yesterday the Recorder sentenced William Rooney
10 the state Prison for one year amt hail. be having
been convicted last week Of assault with danger
weapon with intent TO 90 bodily harm to Daniel
Kelly. The occurrence took place at polling place
az the Third avenue a year ago. THIS case has eN-
ecd considerable interest among tue politicians re-
siding in ilat portion OF the city. His Honor the
Recorder said that we're on the eve o. an i'm
pof ant election ne felt AZ was his dgty 10 make
example o. Rooney as 10 deter Others from per-
pei atm. acts of violence.
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COURT CalEsDha-TaIs DAY.

SrrRHsE CurRT-CiRcuIT-rau Mos. ls56,
1saoh. iS92 40. 1894 1896 iSgs, 1900 1909, 1904.
is0s, ls0SH 1870 lel2, isii, 1915 1918 1920, 1872,
49,.
;, rRENs CuuRr--CuANBrns.-- A., 1hs. H..
1lA ia, 1906 Ia Is5 i9a, 202, POS, ,Oj ~. cali
NJ Ia.
MARINE CeuRr-TRIAL TERs.--Sos. EOS. $50 57A
GGs $40. SD sSb sos. 57l. sou o0l. t2 g0i ona 60
6ii Gi5, mS Us o2i 02s CsS, 63s, 6Ss CT. 6is eiG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
rsGY OF VIEW YCas, OCTOBER IS, 1858
Herald Packages.

Captains rnrssrs Vessels arriving NJ this port wiz
p'osse deliver al packages sa,cndri the HEAD
regularly authorized agents who 10 s,ean
Yacht ceet Tho New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend the delivery or packages
Willie scsn ~ following the proceedings
q the regular monthly meeting hcid March s. l3sf:-
Resolved, That aud after hrrL T. 1908, The Associated
PrOsr viii discontinue tse collection cf shp In the
hsrbof - New YORK Passed unanimously.
E2- The olicu o. The Herald steam yachts JsSvs pnd
JrANSrfrgs Whitehall slip Al commnnica atoms FROM
owccTs aud conarnecs - ths masters of inward bOuno
vessels ~. De forwarded free Of charge
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dence where up 10 q late hour this morning he was
lying a condition that gave but little hoop Of his
recovery.
Both Iillman and Carney are married men, when
the former was asked last nghS In the station house
why lie shot his friend he replied WeIl, boss IL
liquor that did IL: he's been my friend long whe.r
Tinan works in Washington market and said he
carried the pistol to protect himself when he got up
early 10 go 10 his work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
cry INTELLIGENCE.

I'M wErHrR yEs1 sHp.y.-Thc follow INK record
WI snpwtle changes IA the temperature for the
pas tweuts-icur hours as Indicated hy the thev.
mon,ter a, ii0auui's pharmacy, .ls Broadway.
nAW4 Al