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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
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II Boots AMI Shoes, Hardware, Dry Gonds,
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all goods must be paid for ON delivery. ~
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Nov. l3, 7P. M.-Cot.
ton quiet Tut firm, with sales of 2,40O
bales, at rs. Gold 26a.
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DR. WHITTIER. 0 Wylie ST., Pittsburgh
~ Pa, Of Union. wide reputation, tren' 9
all venereal diseases: also, seminal weak
ness, impotency, So. the sesult Of self
abuse. Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet,
90 pages. No matter who failed, state case.
Consultation free. nov'17
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OUR MOTTO rs

TO x Il ALL.
Both in quality and quantity of Goods, as
our Agents will testify, being the Oldest
House in the country. selling each article
for One Dollar, shipping all goods the day
the order is received, having large 81 ock
to select from of first class goods, bought
expressly for fall trade and to satisfy all
that We nre reliable, wo give below (refer.
enoo by permission), JORDAN MARcH & Co.,
GEO. 8. WINsLow & Co.,; BosroS SiLvER
GLASS Co.. LEE g. SHEpAnp.
P.S. Send for circular. Address EAST
NAN & KENDALL, rs Hawley. streets, Bos-
ton. p. o. box Il. nov IL
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LIVERPOOL Market.

LIVERPOOL Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l3.-Cotton dull,
uplands lla; Orleans Ia. Sales
5000 bales.
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State Of South Carolina--Ch
COunty--In Equity.

State Of South CarOlina--Chester
COunty--In Equity.
Chancy D. Yonsuc, Adm'x, 70. John L.
= Tongue, ct. al.
virtue Of a deorctal order In tho above
~ stated caso, directed 10 me-. will offer
nj public sale before tho Court House door
In Winnsboro, y. c., on Monday. tho 9th
day OF Ecccmber next. tho following dcs j..
cribed lands, belonging TO the estate Of the
late Henry W. Yongue, deo'd, to wit
3SS Acres,
Situated on the Charlotte, Columbia &
August Railrond. and water. OF Wa,cres
Creek, bounded by lands Of estate Of David
Gaillard, J. T. Cameron, Benz Cordrr, Ct.
Also. IO5 Acres,
Situated on tho waters OF bumpers
Creek. bounded by lnuds of II. q. Cameron.
J. +. Cameron, Mrs. +. Stirling and Benz.
Corder.
Also, the revisionary interest Of the wi.
dow CLANCY b. iongue In
3l2 Acres,
Assigned 10 her FOR her dover, situated
on tho Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta Rail.
road, and waters Of Wn,eree Greek, boundrd
by lands Of Mrs. F.. Stirling. NJ. J. nnI NJ.
q. fongue and estate of Henry ". Yonguc,
decd.
Terms The above lands will DC sold on
tho following terms: The purchasers to pay
, up on the day Of sale. sufficient to satisfy
costs If suit and give bond with good sccu,
ri'y nnd mortgage Of tho premises, on u
crcii, Of ono and Two years, to secure the
payment Of tho bn!nncc Of the purchase
money, aud pay FOR all necessary popcrs
&c. JOHN ". WALKER.
8. G 9.
sheriff 8 Office, Chester. s. c.. Oct. 80,
1859. nov 3x5
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17

TOR Ladies' Private Circular Of 8 most
l. useful and indispensable articles ever
invented, address MADAM DuvAsL, p. O.
Box 2d88, N. Y. City. nov II
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To Those Indebted.

Liz who owo ID r FLEHIKEN. Aren't.
"A for Aubrey & Co, for supplies iad.
vanoed during this year. arc requested 10
come and pay up BY The close Of this mon,h !,
as furlh0r ihdaigeae8 viii no, be granted
Prcmp' 'paymehtfor this yeaf tnny insnre
Assistance III required Bsxt gear. hstyoost
| n Those; who still ogs him for, ,tiejr, unpaid
!acconpis for. 1904 and 1908. viii ,eroa'iy
enhance sheit cream by aSi,liBG, and save
b fee 20 some Of The myers Tt bfooa5S
|i1hov9 u .n~btis 81 bSEa ajt a.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17

WORDs OF WISDOM for Young Mon on
w the Ruling Passion In Youth Il Early
Manhood. with Self holp for tho crring
and unfortunate. Sent 50 sealed envelopes,
free OF charge Address liowAuD AssooiA-
TIoS, Box p, Philsdeiphia, Pa.
nov IL H
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870

CONTAINING n Fni Story for Christ
" mns, Plays. Puzzles and onders. lG
large pages, illustrated. Sent free on re.
ccipt Of cent stamp for postage. ADAMS
s. CO., rs Broinfiold-s,rect, Bos: on, Mass.
nov II
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Charleston Market,

CHARLESTON, Nov. l3.-Cotton firm,
with gales of 200 bales, middlings
233 receipts 658.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Sale of Valuable Land. /.

ny virtue OF authority nndcrtha tWili of
- James Barber, ideoeastd d, as Executors
we Will seltt the highcs, Slider, before
The Court House door 10 ,WiDnsboro. on iIso
firsi Mopdny -, December next, the follow.
lug tracts of land .fs7
Ono sraci containing Eight Hundred aasl
sixteen acres, moro or lcss, shnated sn
fairfield County, wnsr George ijav6er now
lives. and adjoinng la, y Of estate Of Johp
W. Durham and others.
Aiso,. another traoi, on which r. C.. bar.
bernow liyes. containing Twelve Isnnirel
md eiyty. .acrts. moro or. lees, si,aateI u
Fairfield County. and adjoining lrrds N
Abrah y. iLbmpkin ana iesta,o Of Aiin6r
GLADDEN.. t2.EhAs HaSff5W 3Ei4elt3 R9
|psp D+3s ,tspi ADAMBARBgR bl5e,i
ilt t,ss.Y5.,d ,twlLLiAMG g. BARDgR,8
,nny $rx2H 81 Executors
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17

81oO .RHW A RID.
| WILL give the above reward TO any one
i who will de ivcr my two Mulep, and
the thief. both Mouse co'ored, one about 10
hand inch, the other l63 hands high, the
largest ono has the letters 'W. T." branhr
on the hip. will give 500 for the thief
and mu!es, or $25 for tho NJ .lSs, delivered
at Go dings Livery Stable, in Winnshoro.
nov 9-f2x2 JAS. JONES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
ESTATE SAL T.
TeIeK1O5a 2

For amounts Of Fifty Dollars and uLder,
Cash. For amounts exceeding Fifty Dol
re Il credit Of twelve montny. Purchas.
ers TO give bond, with two good suretics.
with interest from day of sale or sealed
notes. each with two good suretics, payable
with interest from dny Of snlc, the purchas.
ers paying for the stamps.
JOHN D PALMER, Ex'or.
Of Will Of Il. q Palmer, deed.
nov dilSH
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QSCS DAf.-33 new articles for
elp ~ Agents. Samples free. II. d.
SHAW, Alfred, Ne. nov II
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LabOr-Snying Machines.

His unsurpassed Labor Saving Machines,
such rs Clothes W. shcrs, Ghurns, Dough
kneaders, &C.. together with his usual
stock of Fur"iture, Repairing, &C., will re-.
ceiye close attention lie is now selling his
Patent Clothes Washer and Universal
Clothes Wringer, both complete for ST ).
These nre the cheapcs, Machin ever offer.
ed in this market, Every machine is war
ranicd 10 be whnt they nre represented, in
all cases If they do not give entire salts
hc'ion, II returned in thirty days they will
be taken back aud the money refunded.
Flour.
~ NALES FLOUR In store which will be
cONsold at reduced pricos every barrel
warranted rs represented.
nov 8 F. ELDER.
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Notice.
81 q

N0HCB iis9hersky givan.that application
~ will be o,ado ~ the hest sdsFfoisJnf
lha5 liegislaiursl for M .ota iGlofporasia
MGsunl Olive. (Psfyby'eriaol thuroh. ia
October 4th 1880.
oct 8 xft5Sf5mos
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3SS Acres,

Situated on the Charlotte, Columbia &
August Rnilrond. and water. OF Wa,eres
Creek, bounded by lands Of estate Of David
Gaillard, J. F. Cameron, BENZ Cordvr, ct.
nj
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23

Estate al. Edward 4; Ross, deeeased. % 4, %
The Undersigned ha.iag been p Appointed adm ms as
county Of Ale yander and state 81 Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice thai he will appear before the
in Cairo al the September term the ID Monday In
september next, At which time all persons having
claims against sad estate notified aud requested
attend ior the purpose Of having the same adjust
cd Al persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
max ATE nsynls NJ 10 the unde rsigned f
Dated this 9th day OF July, A. ID. 1859. n
jy7ysw GEO W.wALL, AdIninissator.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23
NO. So.

An ordinance apprepra,ing money to the chartered
Ore companies Of the city Of Cairo.
BE il ordained by the city Council Of the City VI
Cairo:
an appropriations hcreby made hi the sum OF two
thousand dollars 70 the Incorporated ire companies
1.-The city towit: one thousand dollars 10 the Arab
IRE company, and one thousand 10 the Rough and
Ready tire company. When the order for the above
appropriation is issued the Clerk shall take receipt
rom SAID companies la full payment Of all dues from
aid city mp to the first day Of April, A. ID. 1889
Ana the actual expense for working and repairing
uls engines aud apparatus Of the two companies
nPon the presentation ~ their separate bills OF actual
-kPense. deiy approved by the Finance Committee
ana cerihed ~ the City Comptroller such bills 10 be
maze up 70 the end Of each current quarter Of the
year. Approved, August L. Isss ZOO ''''G
aulS, le0s JOHN III OBERIY Msvor 4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23

YAK 5I.0a 400 s-d|sg9la ''l1.oIfS
8Id.A9if }, lo
.rsg,gaaa.t .Ha o.l- I..l a'lu11f
lrn rafsMusg 11 co.-s,s efl .,inl
eHglr1.su sm 1s54l1 81 I"a
ff.eIeb .fEr' .fnd tfsr.haI .HEH. #.t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23

FOR SALE gen 81 .sH otr ~
yalasbls farm for sale two HUNDRED and eisht
acres Of land; one hundred IN cultivation; good two
story fhanne house; good out-hnildngs situated on
ss On ~ ~ %, asdr ssss psoS
commsrs,a a,sn ven Cairo IN orS Lowe on che
WANTED-AGENTs FOR BIBLE
| W. LYRICS.
araion for over thirty years cordially endorsed by
Issdins slsIss men q al ,hs pr'ISsal
sample pa ss and .sis s sss s.s ss
segsssinss with which ,hewerk I'LL 20 embslllshed,
rgsss ~,m w poarth . Sss cincinnati sil.ss.
ExECUToR's NOTICE.
Estate Of Mary A. N. Henson, deceased,
The undersigned having been appointed executor
late Of the county Of Alexander and State Of illinois.
deceased hereby give notice that be WIZ appear be-
court house, in Cairo, at the August term. on tbs
third Monday IN august next al which time all per:
Te%nestsd 10 attend Tor the purpose u having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted 10 said estate
are reqass,ad 70 make immediate payment to the IN
si ih' a' day FLOWS Il 5sns AIsH I Executor. n
WANTED-..AGENTst 70 sell a thoroughly good
m oRs s%a
e $ss ~ 81 sss 1. C sgss
well. send for e rcslsr, a. "a I.lllLl' = t'lIH
T LITfLEFIELD a DANE, bl s...sI
iywN ,02 Washington 81, Boston. Mas,
CTATE OF ILIINOIS. 20 Nd 5000.
- $500 sALExANDER COUNTY, 50;
In the Circuit Court q Alsssrdsr County september
N' ". s'"''l' IN ohaasery. Bin ior Divorce
AffdaS,ot The non residence Of Minerva Milford,
the above named defendant having been fled in the
clerks Office OF the circuit court o. sad county no,
that me comp fied h. Din of complaint in
said cour on the chaneery side thereof on the 10th
day Of Ju'' y, isse, end thas .hsfenpop 4 summons
Now unless YOU the said Minerva Mi d, shall per-
sonsy be and appear before the circuit court OF laid
county on the Rrst day of the next term thereof to
be holden at the court house p the city Of Cairo. IN
and plead answer demur to the said eomplalnants
bill of complaint, the same and The matters and
things therein charged anil stated will be taken as
confessed and decree entered against yon accord
- =. '''' = " - JOHN q. HARTMAN, CLERK
Cairo, IN, July "A. isH. gs. .slsai ~ HiA
F.E Abrghi' planih' s attorney, tgyl9H4sl9
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. : - - 80
- $500 eALExANDER COUNTY, IS;
A DMINIsTRArOR's NOTICE

Cairo, H., July "A, ist1. 1s. -o.st ~ Nie
+. L, Albright. pialniin' s attorney. tgyl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23
Four Daily Trains LeaveN. I for Boston
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave PHILADELPHIA,
for New York, 81. 80

Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distance,
30 miles, Time, 4 hours.
This the only route by which passengers can leave
Chcngo Saturday afternoon, IN through car. Thi
train leaves the Piftsburg. Fort Wayne 4 Chicsgs
Railway Depot nj 5.aO pan aud runs through wifhou
6eIay arriving In New York al tsuO Monday morning
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23
EXECUTOR'6SALE OF.VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance 81 the provisions Of the last Will and
testament Of Baker Gordon, late Of Cane Girardeau
Mo-, deceased, COP. OF which II duly recorded III
the Recorders Office ~ Alexander county Illinois, in
record book "a A." pages ieI etc. the undersipned
executor Of said laS VIII and Testament viii offeT for
sale, al public auction at the mont door OF the court
nois on Monday the 9TH dsy OF August next, at two
o'clock pm, that valuable lot, With the large two
street, between Poplar and Washington streets, and
near the court house, ANA known and de signated on
the recorded Iiaf Of said a. No 81 III boek No
", inthe hIst addition 10 the city Of Cairo Illinois
From rs location, bsilss within distance from
the court house, this property Is deemed as desirable
any in that parc Of Inc cty Icing adapted alike TO-
business AZ for residence purposeE Z ~ Efat
TeTms.--One-fourth cash, the balance IN ~ months
with note bearing interest, secured by deed on
the property Possession given on day Of sale. Sale
Iysdtd NJ WILLIAM c. RANNEY, Executor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23
Thr evening Bulletin.

The EVENING BrLIEsIs published every after
noon, at No. 10 Tenth Street, lrhornton nock)saby
robu H. obcrly 4 Co, for circulation y carriers,
evmen, and the mails. Wf
me wyssIY BcrLrIIx, large eight-page forty COL
ann paper. j. ssed Thursday, for the MALLS snd
for sale at our counter and by newsdeaers.
oIspecirnen copies furnished FREE. Address,
JOHN II. oBERLY CO, Cairo, H.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LONDON, June 21-4:3O
p. M.-ConsOs closed at e2x for money, and 92a<
for the account United states fve-twenty bonds,
s0I. Illinois Central Railway shares, 94H. Erie
Railway, 20.
PARIS BoURE-PARIs. June 21.-The Bourse dull,
Rentes 70f. l7c.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET-LIvERPOOL, June
214:30 p. M.-The market closed active at the fol.
lowing Quotati0ns:-Mddling uplands, l2h q IL &c.
Mddling Orleans 129S I'd. The sales OF the day
foot up 18, 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI.
June 21.-Wheat-California white 9s 3D.; No. red
Western, So. 10d. Other breadstuns unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPoor,
June 21.-Lard, 72s. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, June
N.-Tallow closed at AS. Cd. per cwt.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE June N. Cot
ton, las fr. for tres ordinaire, on the spot
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, June 21--
4:30 P. M.-Sugar, ON spot, firm at 39s. 3D.. afioat
easier at 2Ss. Cd Tallow AS. Sd. Linseed OIL dull
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June 21.-Pe-
trOleum firm; standard white, AK If.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

aad appropriately responded 70. In the course Of
the afternoon q very fine basket Of waxwork
Mowers was presentedto 70 Mrs. Mclean, On behalf Of
the e Ola Guard BY Mr. ncMurray Mr. Hastings avs re
O'Clock the party returned TO New York in special
train, highly delighted with the excursion. The
committee who had charge OF the affair consisted
OF Aessrs. David n. Henriques J. b. Wheeiock,
Charles A. PevereilY John Byland, Joseph Naylor,
william j. Tompkins, Charles Stetson ana I. u
Buckley. .g
RECEPTION OF COMPANY A. sEvENTY-Fmsr REGI
eiH MENT. iiV
In the evening Company A. OF the Seventy first
regiment comprised OF the Junior members OF the
Light Guard. gave reception at the Armory Fourth
avenue and Nineteenth street. Lieutenant osborne
presided and the AFFAIR was of the most pleasant
military events OF the present season. Mr.. David
Henriques was present and addressed the COMPANY
at some length. At Q late hour the company ad-
journed, well satisfied with their pleasant gathering.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
TEE HUGH KELLY HOMICIDE.
Inquest ip Newark, N. j., by Coroner Chnse-
The Verdict.

Inquest ip Newark, N. j., by Coroner Chnse-
The Verdict.
The inquest over the body Of Hugh Kelly, the cir
cumstances OF whose death have already repeatedly
been published in the HERALD. was continued by
Coroner Chase at the Court House In Newark, N
j., yesterday afternoon. The evidence adduced on
the nth went to show that the deceased had been on
good terms with the accused parties until the night
In question: when some quarrel arose about dog,
which resulted IN high words. The matter how
ever, was smoothed over apparently. until later in
the evening.
The first witness brought forward YESTERDAY after.
noon was Timothy Calvin, who being duly sworn.
sad:-Am q shoemaker by trade; live at Harlem,
n. Y; knew the deceased, Hugh Kelly for the last
i've months; saw Kelly on the night OF the ID OF
May, between the hours Of eight and nine O'Clock
standing at his own hall door; Duny was with him,
standing outside; heard some words between them
DuYy asked Kelly II he would beat woman and
Kelly said no; Duffy also asked him II he would
best man, and Kelly SAID no; Duny said, "By God.
you'll get beat to-nignt;" heard Kelly make use
OF some threats; saw McManus pull or his coat and
cali upon Kelly to come out and tight; three-quar-
ters OF an hour afterwards heard that Kelly was
struck with stone; afterwards saw Kelly bleeding
on the sidewalk In Second avenue and he said Duffy
had struck him; the trouble commenced about dog.
Jonn Owens, sworn:-Reside in I14th street, be-
Hugh Kelly on the night OF the ARRAY; he In his
shirt sleeves, gong down the avenue towards his
own house; my attention was called by the sound of
some noise as II some one was knocked down; was
within six or seven feet OF Kelly when he was
struck; looked round and saw Kelly staggering on
tue sidewalk; Rafferty, and Duny were also within
few feet OF US.
IL was shown by several other witnesses that re-
peated attempts had been made to hush the matter
up by the friends Of the accused. Large offers OF
money had been made the mother OF the deceased to
'settler the anair, which, however, she declined.
Between six and seven O'Clock the Jury returned
the following verdlct:-"That Hugh Kelly, late OF
the city OF New York, came to his death by a blow
on the forehead from some sharp instrument thrown
from the hands Of Matthew Rafferty, and James
Dufy, and we believe the said Matthew Rafferty, and
the said James Dufiy TO be guilty Of murder and
that John McManus is an accessory before the act.n
The Essex County Prosecutor OF the Pleas Mr.. q.
A. Ttsworth. states that the case cannot be tried In
New Jersey, but In New York. where the offence was
committed. The fact OF the mans dying here rem
dered II necessary that the inquest should be held
mere; 50 that u might be shown that the cause OF
death was not inflicted IN this state. The papers
VIII be forwarded TO New York to-day, And the duty
OF ferreting out the alleged criminals now devoyes
upon the New York authorities. :.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
CLEARED.

steamshp Cimbria CNG), Hack, Hamburg-Kunhardt q
Co.
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Conner, Aspnwaii--Pacinc
Mail Steamship Co.
steamship frAnconia. Bragg Portand-J = Ames
Ship Riverside Randall, Bristol--C l. Wright A Co.
Ship Jupiter Nor, Josephsen stetn-Fnnch Edys Co.
Ship Eliza (Br, Patchin, Quebsc-snow Burgess.
Bark wilhelminc (NGl, Rsts, Rotterdam-H kelmers.
Bark Alerte (kusD, Hambe, scttin--Funch, Edye Co
BARK Martin W Brett Blanchard, csrdenAs-Bre.t, Son
ErIs Eiysride Or, Thomson, $. Thomas a Brewer
Brig Clio, Marb, Plc.ou. .Penis,on Go.
Brig A Tonsy, Eaton, Aiszandrs, vs-Thayer Bar.
Brig whitaker, Bradford, Mschisssnow Richardson.
Brig herrera tBr) havensr, Wnterpors, hs-wasb,
schr Conrad. tBn, Beels, 9. Kii,s-By weinberg
schr Y Csdy small Charieson N McCready 90.
Schr Robert Wise, barker, New Haven-M Briggs Co.
schr sale Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
Steamer 0ctarora, Reynolds. Baltimorc-w Dazili
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
TING SHOOTING Of LAWafnct clyels.

Lawrence Gavigsn, the aged watcbman who on
Sunday evening was shot In the right breast with
pistol In the hands Of James Lynch during quarrel
between the latter and man named stringer In the
rear Of premises No. 1ox Downing street, was yes.
terday In quite comfortable condition In Bellevue
Hospital. lie feels quts hopeful about his recovery
Coroner keenan, appeared at the Hospital and took
Gavigans antemortem statement, but IL contained
no importans facts not heretofore published In the
HERALD. The bullet which struck the harmless
watchman was intended for Sfringer, who at the
time OF the shooting was committing an assault on
the premises OF Lynch. Gavigan spoke highly OF
Lynch and acquts him OF any intention Of doing
him any harm. verdict was rendered against
lynch.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
The OLD GUARD.
Excursion TO Highlands Farm-Entertnin
by George w. McI.can-Reception by Com.
pnny A. Seveuty.0rst REGIMENT.

Excursion to Highlands observation-disclosures
by George w. McIcan-Recep ption by Com.
pany A. Seventy-nrst Regiment.
The Old Guard, comprised OF the old Light and CITY
Guards yesterday proceeded on an excursion to
Highlands Farm, the country seat OF Mr.. George w.
Mclean. The Guard assembled at ten O'Clock at the
armory on Fourth avenue, near Nineteenth street,
and to the number OF eighty marched to the depot at
Twenty-sixth street. to the music OF Harvey b. Dod-
worth's band. At the depot special train had been
provided to carry the members Of the Guard
and the invited guests, and about eleven
O'Clock the cars started. Three cars were
filled up and besides the members OF the
organization, there were noticed among those who
erals Hatfield, McCreedy sanford, Schaer. Hail.
Morris, vo0des, Cook and viele; Senators Tweed
artillery; Colonel Conkllng, Dr. Coin RocSafeiier'
Comptroller Connolly, Police Commissioners Matthew
Brennan ana Henry smith; MT. Green, President OF
visor OF the town Of Yonkers; VIM. jackson Rogers.
Public Administrator; Dr. sayres, and Messrs. Abra.
sides number Of other wei known known cit. i
zens. The special train set down It's living
and Mount Vernon Ispo,s Where the conpany gns wns
received by the host Of the day, MAJOR George W.
Mclean. ON alghting from the cars the Old Guard
formed into line under the command OF AdIutant
Tomkns and Lieutenants Bradley, Burdett. SpIers
and James DAVIS. Jr., and. headed by Dodwortb,s
TO the residence OF Mr.. Mclean Arrived at The en-.
trance OF the grounds OF the host OF the day. the
guests found that number Of trumphal arches had
been erected 10 their honor aud that the resdence
OF Mr.. Mclean had been profusely decorated
with bunting IN honor OF the occasion. Hav.
Ing marched 10 the front OF the house. the
members OF the organization and the invited guests
gave three hearty cheers for the proprietor OF the
highlands Farm, and then dismissed to ramble
about the truly magnificent grounds. After short
recess spent In this way group was formed, and
Lockwood, the photographer, took several views OF
the house and the guests, who had assembled 10 do
honor TO the occasion. About half-past three the
party adjourned TO tent, where very splendid re
past had been prepared, and after enjoying the
good things provided number Of t0asts were drank