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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
FOR LEASE.

1NlIE FINE ESTATE known as KEIDT PLACE,
situated in ST. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists OF three separate Trno,s. Tho Kehnefly
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 anelcased The
Darby Place has 800 cleared and 200 unclearcdLnll
fine Cotton Larlsl The l1ctt Place 'SS,isistsof'
100 acres, one half cleared and n fns state pf
Cultivation. The Estate is watcrcd by large
Creek, which. affoi,ls good Range for Cattle. S6ii
Rich Red Clay. Tho Estate would he Lcased NIL to-
one person or in small Tracts of so or 100 aofos,
10 suit small farmers. ohi ""'P ~ iHfi'
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit ,oiaiI a.
The kcnncrly and Darby rlaees would. be sold
desired. For Terms apply 10 H9iN lli'l ~" '''''
j. j. WOODA1tD, St!jAfatthewa IN. O, bits
nov 2-f orangchurg District, ,S3 y. :,
YJNIIE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE aiyBN
d for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE, .Beesi
wax, Tallow, Hides, Furs, etc, etc, by
EZEKIEL & KOHH.9 9iln'
fcb 20 IL
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oY..ShaM. We, Hire. (,

Yss sllasxss lIiasss xssstSAli s sl,ls II a.
'h"v '6dfssl sl,,. I: }ss pleasure t IT, Pre-,
sent ii tits issue Of the WIS IN unon
.e9os taisJs1e~l lssR~qS !
. topbssnf vital intercst:ahd written by on6 Of
our most distinguished citizens, it merits csrc-
f.l perusal and ,cAnSiaU Ueohsilokialhiou. Both,
NE fecl assured; aaFEsssi isE viii reaeivbAAazhAQ
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HY M E N r AT,

s.7fSf
MAnRiEp-On the I'd inst, at the residence of
the brides father. ly tho Rcv.S, B. Sd9Set, AR
TEMAS a. CONNOR, TO Miss CORNELIA f., cld-
es daughter of Paul A.-,McAlisldcl, Es,l.i All of
/, 'nrangcburg District.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04

,COnsignces per South Carolina Railr.oad
4 Remaining i'll the Depot to Date.
II. II ZilphAr,ilal, D. W. llptlmnn, ". Knots
". Is. Livingston. ,.,itas,, H. 4.i+r,,i t,
In accordance with orders received from the SUI
pcritS,ai'leent 1a Storage will hrFeif,cr be charged ou
Goods, remaining in ,le Depqt Tor u,,reaSonablc
leng'hrof time. rIo - W:,C.A MEREDITH,
""'''"'' % Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
LIN Equity,
ORANGEBrRG DISTRICT.
~ y.tns.i} -, .I.s rit
i. Johnson, Administrators.

JAS. d. Jones, Guardian. ct. al.
'y order of Court, the creditors of james l,.
Johnson deceased, are arcquircd 10 prove their de-
nands before me on or before the 4 st FEBRUARY next
b And under the same order will sell on The lst
Monday in February next, for cash. one snrci in the
"E.liso Lumber and Timber Pond Company. III
= January u, 1867. V. y. ". JAMESON,
u dec 28--td Commissioner
sST2'ATGoF S2'Al SOUTH cARoLINA;l citation
i ,Orangcburg District. ~ tn"'io'' ~.
~ BY p a. McMlCIlAEI., Esq, Ordinary !
GWhcreas, Caroline i. paulling hath made suit 10
me to grnnt her Letters Of Administration cum tes-
tnmef'to nnncxns, of the Esatc aud effects Of John
R.ipaulng, deceased. A.'o q .''t I" ~
These nrc therefore to cite and a,lmonish nl md
singular The kindred and Creditors of the sai,l
John t; panng, deceased, that they be and appear
before nfc IN tho Conrt Of Ordinary, tobe held al
orangebhrg G: IT,, on lhe 17tl day Of .1an,ary,
1ns' aftcr PUBLICATION hereof, at II o'clock in tie
forcpoon' 70 siie# caise if any they have, why tho
sqkl. ADMINISTRATION should not be granted.
iS aa2F fsE SE 3 hsAfg ssy A2fsRsff~'sF
jan 1t Wv o. q u
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T 4. 4 I.s7,'sS .s7,'sS yaagden5 Seed. Y TTT5y.
1hd Sishatss VI saocaas ffssf h ssssd FL
thoir gardens will do we'll to call ut Dir. B.@M.
$nULEn's Drug Store, whore they will find
general A0rtaAySatiiao no gnilIe2
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LEaAT NOTICES.
q. = :'7T7JI5- f0r r ---@z--.
'Coznmissio sioner's Sales.

SSAAAAaA&ksA'aV4AV 2NASGkAH1H
" s, otsotFf # sot{EF &, 4I1sY5! l @,IsJ ,1s5
10 sn,s0FF m s0FF4SaeaEYpyRa eaY go DH1syAscEy nisIem
Henry afiIig8sg!aH' EHee#oF,(p OH, ;,y,,sn s,ssw
! ! zRaetIel s. b4dnelit nj }od 10 oo1s,b 1eqo1g
puisuano Of order hmle ifthsnb6vs stiteteIs
sssS % = 's sSss ssf
seds sd 5eaHa4a Jy aSs cs %s
Jacob 'vofe, Barnet, LEvitgstoh and North Rdiss,fi
hysFt ,i.iori1u sii, no Il IL tIod anionbo1g
.yss Months sf x gsS .ss ss
bio annually purchasers to givd bond
ssissss ya Ae
a9shs
sss saG$g Gsy z S b srss s
f. , sas 'o'as ssss ssss s,;sa
,:nHspy Iasmsaki b,ssJ f.. ,1a .Ine, n.dH
ss:s sy yMdH vii Ss Ss' Is
plaee tract dfiahdih the Fork or'RdiaS sff&sev
MoTn 1o,,.s branch 9f sa 'es qp the asu,aJ
more or eas bounded a north esdts iaSas q
Beach and lands 9e -. Dshne!ls. on tHevesa bym
.os sos a S%sfa ny ASdrsy a
by North, Edistot River containing one; tbnusandd,
Terms Jb Jb'pa pay for pap}1s44s pap}1s44s aSdo'
revenue stnmps.i ~ ,-r11pri on Il - 20 i,ur .Icu
~ jrp!r, 10 4LsOl> .t.fi>n.} -ul,--ii loi
]! II. AIilhousc, Guardian. rohn,v
pebora GioStfcr, III ell elsail ii. "" s~o' s"i3'i" 'e1
Under and by Virtue Of lccrctal orsr indie i'll rto
the above stated case, will be sold Monl,1
1Sy an1as Ss ss. 'ssSt sstsd sd a
Of Wiuw Swamp md bounded on. the mort h by H.ou
IL Bonnet, east by estate lands Of Lewis Steyensop w
by lands of G. Il. Summers and Laban j. Wilnms.'
south by James Reed and west by J.iE Mosss anaos
a. f. Glover's land. ,t ;.t -; -
Terms-Onc- half cash and tie balance f,is for six
months the purchaser giving bond bearing Interest
from ihe dayof snle{ and mortgage e he
ty, to secure the payment Of the purchase money
andto rFy fur rhrers and fevshue stamps. 81 'f''
nrt Lit .,iALso .Am b,t. tEoa nj noi.
t. T. Glover, 'Aan4:4 II" .ir.ti7F n@ai' u a",'
.. W .'i ks,,, Il Z "q r. !, t1'a ., '@ ~ ns''
Under and y virtue Of h bisg order f1n} made Il
the above stated casc will be sold Oh the Ist
day in Janpary, 1858, hetarc the Court
tract nf land sitmntc i'll the District Of Orapgcburg
Turkey Hill 'DraneI t~attts OF North Edibtoso
River, continuing six hufrc land seycutysirt tdndIut
9nc half acres more or less and bounded on land,
of s. G.. Jnmisol ~ G. Wan6akcr beyi beyinhteH htHof off es
Henry Ellis nnd A!rN WnnnaIink kcLli;t,2 iii, 80 iuc
cash and the rrnainler in hama os
years, the purchaser giving bond bearing interest II
from the day Of shc, payable annually with mort
gage Of the property to secure the paymeht Of Sg
purchase money, and to pay for papers dn fsvnd4 r'
stamps r9lw1wA WS'A9'o~ -do1p 2r'1Ie ohi Ios
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04

l,y order mnde in this case, The creditors hsvH
Xeiglcr, deceased, will prove their sisHaad5 ssisss
mo by tho first Of January next. ,
And by the same order Ilwill sell nt Orans sebAes
on the first Monday in january. 1858, for enc ihsaf
(3) cash, the balance payable six months (e) ffsan
tho dayo. sale, secured by bond bcaring inteross
from date.payable annually 30 long any partis
unpaid, and a mortgage of the premises on which
shall he covenant that in case of a breach OF the
condition of the bond the Commissioner shsll re1
sell for the balance due, upon giving tyapty-ons
days notice of the sale-purchasers paying for pa
pers and stamps the following land :!''fa 7nn ofi
l. Tract of 476 acres in snid District, called tho
Bear Branch Tract, bounded on, lands OF, David
Whnnamakcr, Estate of Buntiek and tract allotted
to l.. +. Zeigler. 80.
.. The Grim Traot, 700 acres bounded west on
lands of Mrs! WGfe. aud all other sides by lands
assigned to l., E. Zeigler }i,s IA ~, p.,, "a
8. 152 acres, part of Tic Myers Tract, bounded
by lands of LA. Zcgler, Mary Scawright, Arthur
Reed and William OFT. NJ .f.,lno1 N ,a
4. Twenty l20) acres of the "Mcvod" Tract,
bounded by lands Of Il. Huffman and L. A. Zeiglcr.
8. Aud ono other Tract Of 58 acres, bounded on
lands of jacob Cridcr Vasne Saylor and May
Scawright. te' ii"i ~ -
Commissioners Once, )'ry. DIV. JAMESON.
or%nsreSrs nhsr ~ s,s61h 6 h~ Commissioners
Z nov 16 pep efht''i ~ fH''H "l tbs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
Billions Universal Cotton Tie
AND IRON HOOP FOR BALING COTTON.

AND IRON HOOP FOR BAI.NG
p on os for for i%hng Cotton being largely
Cotton rmyh
will uOopw
en- cxIcnssa added
bc tho
PERSONS then The cyrrcEr
anna. I'll \ RPIN RIGGS
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
FOR SALE.

PLEAS.
II. Biscl,oT s. Co.
lvs. Attachment
Bailey & Brother.
II BY virtue Of an order from his Honor Judge
Glover in this case, will sell on the pr cmscs of
Bailey & Brother in the Fork of E,liso, in this Dis
tric the property of the said Bailey Il Brother, de-
feDdans, attached at the suit Of the ruiniifs con-
sisting of Household Furnitnrc contents OF Store.
Seed Cotton, Stock and other articles to the highest
bidder Tuesday the 7t dny of january next dur
ing the legal hours. j. VI. ii. DUKES,
Dec. 10, 1867 so. d.
Sdec 2l I'll
A DA NOTICE.
IN All persons indebted TO tho Esntc of the lat g
John 4. kct, deceased, requested TO come for
ward and seutlo, and all creditors will hand in their
dcmnnds duly ntcstcd to. y. NJ. IOUSER
II dec 2l--3t Administrators
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
Southern Societiy.. .

We kSsS EacsivsdstRe last 'lifuhlbdr 6f tho
sss Il, 3ltsl. :. ,s ss
esting literary pqpepsap the country. Besides
i is Southern : thoroughly soutnern-editors,
eonpIbSbstdasss' prhteS bablsheiSas are Jail 90
the manner born" Terms ST per annum-
h.syAl .Iro7o ri I'inr1 Il rNIT-NU9 auu III
/, nSQUTHEltN,SDGIETY,
No. 22G W. Baltimore Street,
.@tIDI3T | 81 l9iafimorS, ,Nld.i
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l.. T. Glover, Adinx.,a tnn .Iruii-s nnoi, r .i +.
J. w Ecit
----------'-afi1SU ssaaE~aH~-----~--1
V. D. v. .5dn,isqn,' comkH no pbnBih 10 eipiis1
vs.. Forcclosc
Jno. D. .lnnbipe. ,; 81 OF tp,ag a, .d't.

I'd. S.'Jdmisqn,s scomk1 no pb.Bif 10 e,riisH-
Jno D. :llnppipe ~ ,lostgass, ,at,
o6 more 81 less on aa Branc psssa Sa
lands of s. Il. Moorer s. g! Fair estate OF IT. ai
FIELDER l. y, y. Bowman and j. -. lnabipet =, 1a,-,
Tcfn,s-Cash enough to pay costs and expenses q
of suit balance st day Of january D. lsGs'fs 81
secured by bondj with personal security land mnrt-,
gage of premises to secure the payment of the pnS-
chase money rurchasers TO pay for' papers And -
revenue s'ahFs'V yj'ir.li, p1t l,tsi lnu ,,tn,ac,
ALSO ,,lGe !.
Ben +. silnoas, a.. : iyniBin 10, 1e,4 sidr
Jolh liurman. iM5SSltffs%s'ss e. g. i'a'osIl
At same time and place, twUhundred ana seven inn
t-tYo asres mere less in the dist8iot end s.ats u
lands of I'm Harley! W. iiook9f Hcnfy disseSl' :.
danner and George Livingston. ISM hix,I19 nai1u,
Tcrms-Onc half cash. and balance on o credit Of
year. secured by bond With interest from dale Z.
and mortgage ufth land. purchaser TO pay foront;
papers and revenue stamps Purchaser failing 10 ,t
comply with terms Of sale, the Conimissioner Win "
sell the said lands n tho sale day next suceesdihg -
Mt the risk Of former purchaser. ~, a ,tI1 ai,nd
Commissioners Office, Y. b. y,IJAMISON,
Orangcbhrg c.If.id ~ ! ~ Gbn1missionern i'i&
Doc q 1867. .,u
~. ab.d- q ygo a,I, :, loo1I rs'Si,ni
80. ,',,ol .., ALSO N, ii e9yi. u sir,.
L. A, Zcgler, E1'r Of Will Off ~ d,,,,,,, lu,s.,
Lewis Zcigcr, ~,
Wesley Houscr Adm'r.,n-f sn 40 ian b;ei saie
Creditors and Devisces: Isl bn. ,g!kiqs1 9ni~or
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|. .UIU liI Lk,D -.IIi i,ULH,

.UGU :L;I LL.D 4IIf 3ULH
Appointments for Charleston District,
Ii,Hs wou nastl Quarters .aoanb.l .4e1o
Trinity, January5.
Bethel, JnnuafttyS din.r TaAusAt
Sqqpn"mperyiillee, qp"pe JaaqpFS 1s and 49,. ,aAu ..u
Cypress, january 25 aud 2G
Branchsihe,S ,Spealcham, rebguanry rbun 5 ahdts.
Eastern Orange, White House, Feb. Is and 1C.
Upper St. Matthews. lAsbdty, Feb. % and %.
St. MatthewTq flMd fTnvc tNIarclT 1INiagg.
Cooper Rffs1caf, \ March S1lS4a and s: iAt1 y q
Providence, Gcrzim March il and Is.
Lexington, Shady Grove, March 2l and 22.
..,,.,,.1-..-AA = ~ II. &. clttltHlEFYTABuHG, 4 n +
Presiding Elder.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
LUMBER YARD

all
Pres in
h ton the ngS Season
Agent fw
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COMMERCIAL II

n
,OttTE or Tup ,,s.ycrn,ro NV,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met late last evening
with the President, Mr. George b. Lincoln in the char
number general orders were presented by the At'o
ney The Sanitary superintendent to whom was eloII'u
a complaint against the dissectng room OF the Nomas
Medical College, No 100 East Twelfthst, fepotcu tu"
the floor ON which dssecting room Is situated ~ one
story higher than the first stories OF the surFouhuk
buildings and the dssectlng room IA cleanly anu wen
kent and well ventilated. No action OF the Boafd on
the matter was deemed necessary. Inc following Icso
luton passed: ,--.,- H.,
Rd That Sanitary Superintendent he and hereby directed
be vaults cellars
occupied Of lodging aud sleeping N New
number
proprietor aud The coldgn affecting The hah 81 We
Recalled That the Secretary Board he and be IS hereby d.
ree to following advertisement q be Inserted ne dn
pap. on and 1862 The Metropolitan Board OF ea
VIII Of the act for the regulation Of tenement sud
LODGING Of NcN-loS and Brooklyn chapter w.
Laws 1907. VIZ: cellar underground room stan be ocen
pied place sleeping except The same shan be sppfo'
In writing permit gwen therefor by the Aeop"Isn Loifd ol
Health"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

A row occurred at East New-York on Wednes-
day afternoon between tho Texas Guard OF Brooklyn aud
the Van Dam Guards OF New York target companies,
which several members Of both organizations
sderAbly injured The Police OF the Forty Pre-
cnct and the officers OF the two companies succeeded In
restoring order and for fear OF further disturbance de-
tanned company while the other left Tor home. No
arrests made and OF tho parties appear to have
been dangerously hurt
The annual report of the German Veteran
Union An organization composed OF IL societies OF Vet
Grams who served IN the late shows thAt 400 mem
beers have obtained their additional bounty mainly
through the influence OF the Union and that the receipts
the past year amounted TO sOO OF which there Is m mn
expended balance OF 500. 10 - proposed 10 purchase
property 10 be used hall for the Union the objects o
which are OF "A social aud benevolent nature.
An inspection into the condition of the CrOtOn
Aqueduct supply pipes reservoirs &c ordered by law To
be made annually being made under the direction
OF the Chief Engineer OF the Board Gen Greene, large
force OF being employed for tho purpose Full par
tcuars OF the results OF the inspection Will be made pub
lie upon its completion.
John Wood, young man residing ut No. 2G2
Bankst, Newark, has been arrested by the Police Of
that CITY suspicion OF being implicated IN the death 10y
violence OF Christopher Nugcnt In Jersey CITY, short
time ago The prisoner taken 10 the Hudson County
JAIL there 10 await the result VI tho Cooners Inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
popRFRy OF A BANK IN BROOKLYN.

The Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn, located on
the corner OF Court and Montaguests, Brooklyn was
robbed on Tuesday last Of bonds and eenbacks TO inc
amount of $3.50 1t appears that about O'Clock p H.
gentleman Of neat business appearance came in ana
asked il they had United States bonds for sale lie VIC
told that they had not and went away. lie Returned
subseauenty and asked about negotiating bill oi eN
change. While talking Familiarity TO the cashier, Two
other men entered and inquired for stamps, and wo
thus engaged, the first man. as supposed aDsfacteu '
amount OF money above stated from the counter. ~
three OF the parties went out about the same Time p
the robbery was not discovered until after they ha le
The Brooklyn Detectives have been informed Ol the ~,
fair have thus far failed To detect any OF the knS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
arw.roRK SOCIETY FOR TIE BELIEF OF THE

gEw.YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
= RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED.
s<7At the sixth semi-annual meeting Of this
sOeey, held at their rooms, NO 80 Bible House the re-
rort Of the Treasurer Jonathan sturges, esq was pres
oed from which IL appears that $4,000 Of the 100000
reanred 10 complete their hospital, now IN course OF
erection at the corner Of Lexngton-sye and Forty.
seoOndst has already been contributed The Secretary
of tbe Society H. d. Hartley esq presented the resgna,
ton Of Or. y. NJ sharer as Assistant Physlcan ana
Surgeon 10 the Institution, which, being accepted d. j.
Warren Was elected 20 that Oince and Dr Lawrence
johnson 20 MI the position Of visiting Physician and
Surgeon, vacated BY the change OF Dr warren. The
Resident Physician and surgeOn Or James Knight then
ITeseDted bis report IN which IL was stated that l19
nsteuts had been treated during the pact sx months
and that The Office Of the institution at NO Va secObdhVe
was not Of sufficient capacity "a AFFORD at times, even
Seats Tor ne crppies applying for relief The doctor
siAes sso 10 Eis Ttpofb sbat Az heIea4s u AgA " w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
BOLD ATTEMPT TO SWINDLE A BANK.
A 100000 OPERATION FRUSTRATED.

100000 OPERATION FRUSTRATED
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, James neh-
dersOn presented himself at desk OF the Paying c
Of the Fourth National Bank, at the corner OF N"
Pme-sts, with check for t95,lO co. asking 'n' Wv
same might be certified The check was signeu ny 49,
Cews d Co. and as far as the signature was cohocn'
was genuine but the unusually large amour" ""u 49,.
tain other circumstances led the Teller 10 s"SPo
the check WAS either forged or altered. As nc " 49,
without however making any remark INC hoiuo ~.
check said that he knew the amount was IaIse NJ" , -
any hank official wOud feel some besEiloh III ' -,
,o a cbeck NJ that amount He suggested Ihat "9 '
were evidently suspicious on the part OF the 'cio "
a., ro,oss of the check. clerk Of the BANK De sent
;, 6i,, to rho office OF Messrs. Cews ~ 90 % S"S
i WIS h manner that the bank Olclal aihosV t IL
~ Mt IN ms honesty. Finally, however, one vi VIC
W ~ the hank was sent to accompany MN W
ibe ofHce OF the Messrs Clews, and WINE OH to WI
IIonderson who had little expected that ms oheI "oiu
n,r,lie1 with cndeavOred to desert the porter, anu
make his escape. The latter called Tor asSlsnCt % %
n. IN 1sinons nv whom Henderson was arIcsteu dhu
oveved to the First Precinct Stati0nhOse ee ne war
6ent,ed nv the paving teller of the Fourth NatOhal
Rank and the altered check produced FROM Ine tac,S
elected at the preliminary examination before Oapl,
Jameson 10 appears that the MessrS CeWs bIos, oh
Monday purchased from Henderson SIVpO DOnu ENlnS
him i'm payment there for their check ON the FouI,
National Rank $40 the prisoner had evidently alteeu
the amount with great skill 10 S951l0 Henderson Is
man apparently about 90 years age well formed taste
fully dressed and presenting all the outward MARKS o
gentleman For week or two past ne mas peen eco vi
Wals various parties but as FAR as nead loil nus
business whatever. lie says thaJ ne II
native of England, and by occupation Jeweler nc NIL
be brought before Juscce Hogan, at the IomDs TO-DAY
4, roxe t1a f1nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
FALL OF A BUIlpING AT NEwAEK.

A brick building in course of erection IN
Quarryst near Broad st, Newark, fen yesterday. So
sudden was the demolition that the workmcn employed
about the premises were unable 10 escape and all Of
them. four In number. were more OF less Injured MI.
BENJAMIN NJ. Woodruff, the contracting mason, was
buried beneath the walls and very badly injured.
although IL Is believed that he Will survive. An appren-
tcc named James Burns. residing at No 10 BroOmc st.
was also buried IN debris aud severely injured. The
other workmen sustained bruises and cuts The
timbcrs OF the building inches In thickness were
broken by the violence OF the fan. The building had
been constructed with more than ordinary care. aud
there - no manner In which the accident De ac-
counted for except the soft ground upon which the foun
daons were erected The structure the property Of
Mr.. j. II. Pierson, whose loss 10 about 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
wEsrcHrsrER COUNTY BOARD or SUPERVISORS

IHt BUUIW Ut NNTIVI NINWI0 VI
County met again on Wednesday. when the President
announced the following Standing Committees:
Mesrs Nistts. GRAY abi Palmer toforfrs-
Mess Legle Wstt, ani Hoptus CounU Gst-Mcssfs 1raJ
Neon hcsruarf hutttn
and Fagg Of Accommodations halrd Nt'a
ADD CarltnteT Ercse t"usson N's,fs
and Robertson. luirlu-Messfa poEunf
Huntington flegemau Robertson and Close Justice hessrt ss'
man Wie Ilurt LoauMrssfs liant N D. iAmsf ard les
gett PnuturMessrs Se,o D. D. lanreue an MILLER h'ps.
SupplrsMesss Hatisd Seco ari tarpetrT hbFes AL
Brdges-Mer Huntington. Gfote and Miller NrLeoi'-As,'
Brown. T. D. Lawrence and fagg Sh'nH Anl -
Palmer rNrtsrf bre lpTh
re and Superintendent Of PoafMsssrs " T. LikIsnf"
Neon. Wilson Hrgman. aud Iags
Tosp ard Comfy lBlebvlnes,Messs " D. Palmer Legss
Lawrence Hunt Aud BrieL
The following special Committees were also ap
pointed a.,
D.hstn q Henri Weiis County TamrerM'ssIs Brown
Iuut Condition II Coanir Ja-hes'A Robertson
Hatfield, ". r. Lawrence, lsggeit, and fagE
Hnndry bills and communications wcf" pfc-eni,'u ~,
Referred 10 their proper The Board then ad
iouT1ed until Monday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE CIGAR MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION.

The employing Cigar Makers met IN regular
weekly session. their rooms In the United States HOTEL
Yesterday afternoon, the President j. Hirsch, IN tho
chair A communication read from the Committee
onnouted Nv the Cigar Makers Union, in which the Com
mttee expressed the wish that the present diihcues
existing between the employers and employed might nc
am,cablV adjusted, and announced that Committee OF
three from each OF the four Unions had been appoeu
Tor the purpose Of comforting with the employers mo
ZION prevaiied that advance Of FL thousand be az
lowed the till the lat OF January and that az tha
time the state trade permitting, they should De az
lowed more with this prOvso however that no further
advance should take place till May J. 1862 The resou
tiOn gave rise very animated discussion several Oh
the members being adverse TO any concession on me part
OF the employers, nasmuch In their opinion the ueh
were az present receiving full compensation Tor thei
COR