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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

Candidates.

Mn t'n!roE:-Iou will please announce Mr
.. McG. MOSELY, (of Green woody a eandi-
dcte to5 tho Office of Tax Collector of Abba-
'''ie District at Tie approaching election.
MANY FRIENDS.
GS The friends of ROBERT joiner f.
srcoliu!ly announce him as candidate ~.
the Office of Tax Collector at the eusuinr c,.c.
tl"n !ic IS the ouly candidate who bos conn.
ont sfuareiy on the Democratic platform and
hehce has entitled himself to the unanimous
support of the party.
BiANY VOTERS.
IB Tho friends of Mr. M. S. INGRAHAr
respectfully announce him as a cand;d.ta f.
Lax Collector al the next election.
E5S TIE friends of W. D. GALLAHER re-
apoctfnlly announce him candidate for ti.
office of Tax Collector for Abbeyflls Distric,
at the ensuing election.
cR The friends Of Capt. w. s. HARRIS
respectfully annonnce him a candidate for Tar
Collector at the next election.
Tho friends Of VIM. II. TAGGART resn.ct-
fully announce him q, candidate for the of1iee Of
Lax Collector nt the next election.
cB- The many friends of F. M. SHARP
respectfully nominate him for the Office of ,r.r
Collector Tor AbbevilIs District, at the ensu,
ihg election. 'N'
es5~ The Il lends off. w. JENNINGS re-
Collector at the next election.
| The many friends of L. II. RUSSELL, 20
specially announce him candidate for. Tax
Collector nj the next election.
cS- We nre authorized to an,ounce DA.
| VlD CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Col.
'ecL"r at the ensuing election.
eB The friends OF Capt. W. r. WHIFk
/ respectfully announce him as candidate for
Lax Collector, at the next election
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21
DknNES' MILL
ON ROCKY RIVER.

'SNllE subscrhcr would announce to his pat.
Il r"na mud The public generally, that his
wr!l-kn"wn Mill on Rocky River has been re-
Gently thoroughly overhnuled and repaired,
and Is now i'll excellent condition for grinding.
'ih the" COOL runners. ard superior b"'ing-
c'o'hs, smut mnchin". and other appliances, he
IS able t" grind promptly, and a, the same
time to guarantee satisfaction in the yield.
with ab!t.!lmce of water, lie eau grind day
aud night, and Thus rclinve his patrons from
any fear Of disappointment. He will bc con-
st"nt!y at the mill, aud will give his personal
attention t" tho grin'ling Of all grain with
which he may be entrusted. Thankful for pass
p"'r"n"S.. he can appeal to his old friends
with the assurance Of being able to merit it
continuance
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21
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MY AssK, .Apgus. 1at.Neon.-rFleur 10 a
2ec: ioxsE Wfiea.sa a;s2as 5aasr% ssCorn a
jsTP. MAGosi6a4saexh steady; sales y
90 bales, ut 80 Floor dull at noon's decline.
Wheat low et--new- aIDbsr ,9snnssase Co.
Corn unchanged. Lard heavey steurn ls3 a
10. -Ms6sy gs.lyn sasAFtSseh 'fsverisl,-
pSsS sis,azI fassAsssE5s %.
e aaGssssSsas asts1t 10: sss1a dull salsS
ddA4K q Sf frsaaipJs4E%
r. d1stss Aaddakt lgl-eS eStsKsaSEand de-
,slkipA D ssfeE8s1es.
5sHgRaey6lSgsAH8Iyt I94655ss5HH Cotton
sssssa ss s"'' 'os'"' ' '0s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

CRor PEosrEcTs IN VIHGINIA.-From
an nj pr"Sima,el report of this season =
crop, products Of tho country for WHICH
this city is the market town, Just forward.
cd to ltchmon1, it is learned that the
wheat crop Of 1868 will exceel that OF
the preceding year about twenty five per
cent though it will not equal previous
anticipation by about the same percentage.
The crop of corn will, from present indi.
cations, cqnal that Of 1867. The oats crop
is in excess Of that Of last year. though
tn" grain is lighter. The amount Of hay
made will exceed that Of any previous
year. The indications for a large potato
yield are excellent, and the prevailins 9
weather is pr"pilious to that end. OF
apples will b: limited, as the young frui,
was injured by tie late frosts. ..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

Lieut.. COL J. r. Edie, commandant
ofiho Post Of Columbia, has, been ap-
pointed Assistant Commissioner of the
Frccdmen's Bnrouu, vicc Gen. r.. X.
Scott, resigned.
MAnHtp.-Thc Spanish Government has
declined to assume the protectcrate Of San
Domingo, which WAS proli;crcd by one Of
The political parties in that R,pablic.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

~ n man III Ec&; 80 k''rss; HFven,ra rna
patented sds|es Aoss. 'sea pYpy!iK cf
lanAs sl;r''s Jta dskfo Ssb 'bSss q.
'arria3c move forward tn It's Nhfrfa, TAM
ing against tho carriage, and not against
the srouu!, .l,a, 6u'ny touched 10y a series
III lecff which GENE to>aho ground and
,rseS from i with The rotation of >tbe
wheels, which rin on a sort Of 'enif!ess,
, ra;i under the carriage and attached to it.
Tie conuiHance is believed to bc ap;li, a =
be to -.E;'m rscs and heavy freight, as
well as to er''inary passenger carrying,
Eand<to lie specially atlaptsa 10 swampy and
h"s"y lan'lS, in:3 which wheels sink read;
! lily, for the feet OF this ,car,isgc, which.
alone touch tic cruumL,' eau he mado as
broad as necessary to avoid siniins. Tie
device can bo uscI Tor ,propelline vessels
through the water by substituting pad,
cles Instead Of wheels and boat is now
IN course Of bmldiug on this plan for
towing canal boats.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

pLHAsHGopY.-Althoudh it has boon:
stseedSagkiH.e ean d again, ip.tAe PA@nis;
and 10 the Charleston papers. that no
AagfcesRre beardingsatrthe Aickersou
.AotA vramorssto thae fact, apd to its
= pre51dios, sre, nsperfbeleas, eifcuissing
both in this and aaioil.ing Slates.. -Ye
ays authorized 90 give an emphatic de-
s. Riataegthis, report, and woul id request
L pArsss 6iendIy xo :.Atr: Nicke1sonj or
Ur. Wright, 70 copy this denial.
The Legislature sd:ea!1sd, va; w;as on j
gagged yesterday in reading over bills
previously reported, add dIspos,fg Of
no public. intereat. NOT
sen item worth meptiouIng has been
brought te our attention, Beyond tile
fact that the Judiciary Com mitteo re.
Porte4 fsgerably upon the bill~M.te
e!ess @s 9pssa teaS3f tho aBatk D ffe
STATE, Sbfch HE8dfd moresiroperfI
,.,- have beetsentitled a bill " to empower
esakEaestafs IS jsspyaaise the inter
s5soSA Ia tesand. 10
9foVidS piG q ssSf n eazfer rs
sgaass ip Assiz, 1g.iast
1f. Hubb8T b ei tiSsSn Of HHaSFson 5ISz +,
but lately 1sea9 A8aess 4, Oar
4 hston, ,aesag picide by. shooting
:. imssHs fHlhas haad at lrsengfffe, OF
i" sFsidsy Hast, to- which, latter place h,
had tho day before while undes:tse ef
fsots sf sSsaait W Il lsaRss sa VIII
and Eve children id neeessitons cir:
cum9tances. ~"e? 81
. 9fke New Y6tk Herald Z aaHerts M sha
The proposition is en- teftained bf,reas
> ID ss9mbling the. National. eRe ern bic al
essConxeRt ton, te, receive Grant s fesignn
kaeh,SESi Sishsi,s ID ready. to ,ei9o La, ant
nominate another. ssandidate,f more i
yailable. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

C"NsrANTIHorLE.-TheS Sublime Porte
has formally proclaimed the ellest son of
the F'ceroY OF E.5yptthe rightful and legi.
innate successor TO the vice regal throne in
event Of the death Of I>macl p.,,la.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-21

Mn~ EnroE:-You will please ANNOUNCE Mr
.. Mcd. MOSELY, (of Green woody candi-
"Ste 10! nc Office of Tax Collector of Abbe-
Vile District at Tie approaching election. +
The New York herald., 1868-06-01


From the plainness Of bs dress the body was hot at
nrst recognized but IS soon II was de4tlne0 and
ON the appr9acn O. Sir Robert Napier, ulawn a ,Uas
h, 1 s+P PtWnc ~ pal pathway, an invoiunlat1 as.
ouast @ % w om the soldiers AROUND. S9cn SnSea
% sne dy Of fallen foe rather Jared npon sne
nerves nerves' Out still It was natural and pardonaDle
tb a. for at bottom it meant not exutauon over
death of an enemy but deght az tne ne;e"t nf
discovery beyond all doubt that the last opeC' th1
tedious campaign had been accompiisneu ana rsnne
there was now nothing TO prevent the rs rSfoo mun
turning Its face in triumph nome. IneouoiSs
escape was dreaded up to the latest momeht az tne
possible source Of further detention IN ADysslnia,
and the soldiers would have been more than human II
they had repressed the first outburst OF Joy at dlsco
ering that from this dreaded evil they were now SAFE
Theodorus' body was found, not near those OF his
chiefs In the gateway but alone on the hill above.
After sending You telegram to say that he had
killed himself heard that the C0mmander-in- Chief
had telegraphed home that he was killed in battle
and this now seems to be the belief of those who are
perhaps likely to know best. His face seemed to me
rather disappointing one after all that has been
said about II, but then it was impossible to Judge
properly after death, especially as the eye was said
to be- from its fire and expression, the most remark
able feature There was look Of bloated, sensual in
diligence about the cheeks by no means heroic or
kingly, but the forehead was intellectual and the
mouth singuarly determined and cruel. very
strange smile still fingered about the lips, II even
In the death throe his last thought had been one Of
triumph at having banked his conquerors by dying
o king.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

THE KINGSTON MuRDER.-It is stated that Mr. Cor
neis Holmes, who was murdered at Kingston
Mass, about halfpast eight O'Clock on Tuesday even
ing last, was remarkable for timidty, and not only
went away from home very seldom of an evening
M nus Mleh ne uld so almost invariably induced some
PAM stih ON his return. The ladies OF Mr.. Samuel
A. Andrews family have frequently accompaned
him home at his request. That he woujd ventura to
cross inc secluded pathway where he was murdered
~ suen an hour unaccompanied by some one in
% wno,n u. nau conhdehce, ~ not believed The path
through this woody copse leads by means of n stIle
lhrOuRh a cemetery. The course taken ON Tuesday
evening was not the usual one, but led TO spot
more secluded anu Tor this reason favorable TO the
preparation OF the murder The footmarks OF only
NO persons were visible on the spot where the deed
wa ZONE Inc verdict OF the coroner's jury which
was held on Wednesday, was that he "carne 10 his
death by blows from cuss stones inflicted by some
person unknown to the jury The deceased left q
VIII 10y which a large portion is blqueathed to Mr..
the aeCuseu party.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

VISITORS At PROSPECT PkS:1.-The glorious sum-
mer weather which daWned upon us yesterday, SO
unexpectedly piges almost be said, had the effect
q bringing out The people in full force in quest Of
fresh air an and recreation. The cars leading to
moaon sought By sSs to the accom-
There could BEEN less than ans Green sr
We'll kept drive was crowded with vehicles OF .ve9 s
description. The car routes leading to East New
were also thronged by men. women and childreIS.
each Of whom displayed very natural eagerness to
creation.
THE CALLIcoTT CAsE.-Theophus @. Callicott re
Gently convicted In the United States Circuit Court
is at the Kings county Penitentiary awaiting sentence
Of the court He has the privilege Of the office and
corridor OF the prison, and was visited by a large
for p new trial and stay OF judgment will be made
during the week in his case and that Of Colonel r.
Q. Enright Also
SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrERs.-T boys named James
Burns and Thomas Kelly were taken into custody at
an early hour yesterday morning for having in their
possession SIS in pennies vest and other articles,
OF which they could give no satisfactory account
II subsequently appeared that the vest and pennies
The prisoners were locked up to answer
VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAw.-Patrck Eaton
was arrested yesterday morning for selling liquor at
No. 9O2 Hudson avenue. He was admitted to bail by
Justice REILLY
FELL OvERBoARD.-A boy named John Hopkins,
aged ten years. fell from the dock at the foot Of Gold
street, on Saturday afternoon. He was promptly
rescued, however, by officer HILL OF the FOrtysecond
precinct, who took him to the residence OF his pa
rents, No. SO Hudson avenue.
THE EIGHTH WARD TRAGEDY.-Alonzo Mccormick,
who shot his wife and then attempted to kill HIM
self by shooting himself in the region Of the heart
on Saturday last still alive yesterday afternoon,
though the physicians in attendance entertain no
hopes Of his recovery.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
HEBREW CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD.
First Anniversary Observation-Disclosures by
Rev. DIR. Kencrick and Morris j. Franklin.
Nj. D.-ResoIutiOns and Reports.

heV. Dr. NenGrfck and Morris j. Franklin.
Nj. D.-Reso'ntions and Reports.
The first anniversary exercises Of the Hebrew
Christian Brotherhood were celebrated last evening
IN the Presbyterian church, Of which Rev. Dr. Crosby
u pastor, at Twenty second street and Fourth ave-
nue.. large congregation was in attendance Rev.
DR.. Crosby presided and +. NJ. Goldberg acted as
secretary.
The annual reports were read, which state that
about one year ago two converted Israetes con.
ceived the idea OF inviting Jews to publicly discuss
the subjects at issue between Jews and Christians
namely, is Jesus OF Nazareth the promised Messiah
Frequent ana successful meetings have since been
held. -Four adult Jews ana one child have been bap
uzed ana hye inquirers are now under Christian in
s573 10.
-. II was resolved, first, that the day had come for
the conversion OF the Jews; second, that notwith.
standing the difficulties in the way it was the ex-
pressed VIII OF God that they should be evangelized
had imposed this duty on the society.
rev. DR. kendrick addressed the congregation.
saving tna TINS work should endear itself TO every
one; tnat all should preach and keep on preaching,
whether they succeeded or not. They had divine
commands and apostolic example to lead them to 90
against them. 1t was well to follow the apostolic
precedent. II had been said that none but the
children OF Japhet were fitted TO receive the benefits
OF religion, yet the sons OF Shem and Ham were
equally proper subjects for missionary aid. We
should expend our treasure and abors not only on
neds which lead TO the largest results, but also
nelds which do not yield large return Computa.
lions had been made to show the of converting
each one that had been gathered to the fold but this
business calculation applied TO sacred subjects
ohended his ear. The Scriptures had declared that
GOus ancient people should be gathered in spiritually
restored but whether they would occupy their ancient
seats In Palestine could not be determined. with
this prospect in view they could afford TO labor
WIN Francis Xavier they could say, 40, rock O
rock the dey will come when thou shalt open and
the waters snail gush forth again" The conversion
OF this ancient people was to be an extension OF
Gods Kingdom As DR.. Chalmers said the evan.
geization OF this people ought 10 occupy first and
foremost position in the work Of the Christian
ministry
DR. Morris j. Franklin, NJ. d., converted IsrselIte.
was next introduced and made some remarks as did
also Rev. Charles =. Harris
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
St. Patrick's Cathedral.

The beautiful weather of yesterday attracted a
large gathering of the faithful at this edince which
appeared to the best advantage under the combined
influences OF the sunlightthe first almost that has
been vouchsafed II since its rededcation-and the
brighter hues of spring toilets The Catholic faith
ful remarkable for their steadfast churchgoinp
In all weathers, so that yesterday brought taem ont
In full force, especially az II really the first clear
Sunday that has broken in upon the dismal rainy
season that has prevailed since ST. Patrick,s pav
when the church, II will he remembered was again
formally dedicated TO the service OF the
Almighty. The chromatc effect of the new
windows was enhanced by the lirhtness and
airiness OF the columns and contributed a
great deal to the beauty Of the scene M solemn hIch
mass, which was celebrated by Archbishop McCIoskey
Additional Interest was manifested in the ceremonies
OF e day from the fact that 1t was the close of the
m0nlh OF May, or Mary, which is period of sppcIa
religSus observance in the Catholic Church. The
Archbishop was attended by the following ofcers of
the mass:~-Assstaut Priest, Rev. Dr. STAIRS. beacon
Rev. Dr.. Nesweeny; sub.Deacon, Rev. Father
Muster OF Ceremonies, Rev Father McNior.
ney; Assistart Master OF Ceremonies Rev Father
Keafney. ThV sermon, which was OF n highly con.
troycrslal nature was preached by the Rev Father
McNierney, who chose the text John xiv 25-8i
and deduced the realization Of the promiscs OF
Christ from the foundation Of tue Church. supsc.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
The Fortress Reduced,

IMagdala Apri III correspondence Of London Times
Magdala was burned this afternoon, and dense
columns ol name ana smoke from its lofty SUBMITS
are stih proclaimng far and wide TO the wondering
Iripes OF seml-savage warriors who infest the
enemy IL at an end and the crowning act OF Eng
lands vengeance performed. The town Itself was
uninteresiing save from IT'S accidental associations
as the prison Of our fellow countrymen and other
europeans, even for AbyssiDia charge 80 grave
that no man. II is 10 be hoped, would lightly bring II
against any town calling itself Christian II con
sisted OF tie ordinary collection OF huts. most of
fheIn built OF grass and wood with thatched conica
Ioois and ala not boast even building
oI exEpaonal beauty or importance. The church
was one OF the meanest and dirtiest that we
have seen IN Abyssinia while the palace the great
emperor Theodore differed only from the surround
ing nuts or MS bnmblcst subjects in being larger.
tWostorled. and with thssched roof not conigai
pul obiong, giving it much the appearance Of AN
English barn, except that no decent English farmer
would allow any anima, Thai he valued 10 live IN
DuIuing SO dark, dirty and III ventilated. IN the
WORKSHOP OF hrs EurOp, an ARTISANS there were of
eouTse many Signs OF M, ldern civilization, though
nearly ali OF practical cry FEW Of a strictly orna
mental or luxurious kina Workmen's tools and
seemed 9ass ,Ss tnoers appa renty Of English make
peihg, next 10 lighting m great business OF a
r weaiahy Aelssinian,s life an, these mixed up with
chuicnes-Nnharic Bibles, oh volumes OF eucyclo
pedias, loOscap paper, old 4 natch locks, pistols,
swolus, poWuer HasAs and per 'ussi0n caps, formed
ntosetueI as strange Jumble IL WOud pe easy TO
Ind anywhere.
The loot" on the whole, has rather disappointed
tne captors. Mr.. Holmes. for 4 Instance, who came
out here az arch@ologst for the H. 1tish Museum
VINO has hitherto had slngularly disappointing and
handsome crown, probably ain ar h6ishop's, and
gold chahce, bearing the foilowl inscription IN
Amharic:-
The ehalice Of King Adam segud, calls yasoo The OF
(GondarL May my body and soul be purified Weight
Made by Waldo Georgia.
The Emperor's own crown has al so been found
anu ~ believe, TO he sent hometo tn queen.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
Nluy Pageanis.

Unique ANA interesting commemorative ceebra-
tions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, TO whom in special
manner the Catholic Church directs the devotion OF
her children during the month Of May, were held yes
terday al different churches in this city, The various
sodaies attached to these churches attired in their
several uniforms OF white and blue assembled during
the day and after joining in prayer and other dcvo
tions, marched around the aises, bearing aloft ban.
nerets with appropriate devices with CAV pro.
cesslon and with blithesolne songs. "hod.
ing high festival to honor her whom Jesus
was that held last evening ut the Church of St Paul
OF the Rev. Father Young. About three hundred
"chdren OF the Sodality of the Holy Child Jesus,'
joined in the pageant, which was most elegant and
chastc affair. Various characters were represented
The May Queen with mantle, crown and sceptre).
the Catholic Church, the various festivals held in
honor of the Mother OF God, Faith Asia, Africa,
Europe, America and the Islands, herads
reader, taper-bearers ana flower girls The Nav
queen held her throne on the side altar dedicated
to Mary, and received the homage of her subjects
rendered her in verse and prose or song before and
after which flowers were strewn about the altar The
large chapel I'm which the celebration was held was
densely crowded, and the whole afiair was one of
peculiar interest. At ~. Peters church i'm barclay
street. and st. James, in James street. pageants
were held in the afternoon, about five hundred TAX
ing part In that at the first mentioned church and
about three hundred In that at the latter Both were
excellenty managed and emnently pleasing.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
A B Y S SINIA.
British Reports Of the Storm
ing of Magdala.
The Cannonade, Capture and Suicide
Of TheOdOrus,
APPEARANCE OF THE KING's BODY.

By the steamship America, at this port, we have
the English specpl newspaper correspondence nom
Abyssnia dets.ng the cannonade, storming, cap
ture and deytruction of Magdaa by Napier's army.
The main points of each event have been already
published in the HERALD by special telegraph letters
from our correspondent attached to the expedition,
hut the following incidents narrated by the British
writers are not without interest notwithstanding.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY

The weather being exceedingly pleasant all yestcr
day-an instalment of the summer that dawns upon
us to-day-the churches of the city were well at
tended at both morning and evening service. Below
we give resume of the more interesting of the SER
mons preached in the metropolis and in Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
TbcodSrus' Last Momcnts- .Des ertion aud
suicide-Findius of the BODY nj lis Ap-
.ne1rauca


Isaw In the hands OF an Englis y 81 ldier what,
unue the circumstances was certail Ny very sil,
guar ana Interesting bit Of loot. " siA -parIeled
teNoNer with an inscription declaril w o lat u was
patseited oy the Queen 20 the Emperor III eouoTuS,
~ iNpktu OF her gratitude for "the kin dnet SHOWN
~ ~, I'm 70 her servant Plowdcn.n The solo er tolu
,n, "a' ne hai seen i've pistols with Wis .Dscrlp
6ni S az" ~ na3 hdd hard Hight 10 get Vr unsell
oaonts '"' ,ehy one has been given up 10 nt prize
.y - ~ y curious Instance Of the iro " al ms
,oiy uir. . was not mprobab, with one U these
te.S tstu tokens OF the British Queens NstNude
iI a0I hhuuess SHOWN hy hun to her servat v--fhat
ineouo'us sho' himself at the approach OF xrdfish
sOIuIeiy LOT inele K now no dnuht ina he
uln hncot himself soldier of tho NJ Cy7y-
tDlro sWeprs mat he Witnessed tho aef,
and, Nnat ls more important bo,h the
medical men the c6mmit,ee nyn,,r 'sS
70 identify she body and inquire nio tbo co' Is
death ucclale unhesitaingly that tho fatoi ,ro,,,
must have been self-inniced. Twice his foli,yrc,s
stood aloof from him In sullen. rescntfui dtgnIa
dieBce when summoned 10 his side. and uosiftynIv
refused when he hlvted them as the last chanco ~
ny + ON Magdala, TO accompany him and any l0nger
share his fortune. Even his favorte and most die
tnRuishcd chiefs. the very men who IA the END re- |
mancd faithful and diad with him, seem 20 have
wavered strangely between their old allegiance and
helf newborn distrust
Shortly afterwards Theodore and the chiefs re-.
nfe1 within Magdala and there awaited The al.
vance Oi the British. As the rN soldiers appeared
aDONe TIE stockade the chiefs we're shot down, but
lhe9dore. who had already dropped his royal robe |
ol snk 70 escape observation, fed from the gateway
W felired spot higher up on the citadel and there
shoi HpnseI putting tue pistol into his mouth. /
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
n and States where desertion, &c sufficient cause Nc
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Advice Free
NJ HOWES, Attorney, 70 Nassau street.