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this city 0.mhRtooiw. ySben =. 6nsineea I;ll
dspSnae4 Hn9 che saaG sSA. ID dCspii
tol put as shassamaat Hisd dssth,sagrsatly
depiored His age was about seventy.
RIoHlEOlgD.5 sNovambee.+ 2.-sIn Gthe
Unitedr6 6tateB Circuit goarsr CO. day, iah
opinion, &gned by Chief Jaatioo Ohhse,
was read in the case of the Adams Ex-
press Company against the Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad,
and others. The court decides that
undcr the contracts OF February and
June, 1885, the Adams Express Com pauy
are entitled to compensation for their
expenditures for rolling stock placed by
it on the road; and on tho other hand,
the Express Company is to pay what is
due by. che city of Washington, not to
exceed $50, 900. In the contract of Sep
tember, 1866, it is not shown that Shoe
maker was acting on behalf of the Ex-
press Company, and the injunction here
tofore granted is continued, with leave to
PLAINTIFF to amend the bill and include
Shoemaker among the defendants. An
drew johnson is appointed master in
chancery to make q statcment of the
affairs Of the road and report in sixty
days.
Jeter Phillips, who was to have been
hung next friday, has again been re-
spited for sixty days, to await the action
of the United States Court on the con-
stitutionnlity OF the Virginia Court of
Appeals.
New ORLEANS. November 22.-The re.
cent loss oflife from the explosion of the
Young America torpedoes, causes the
city authorities to prohibit their use It
is said that nitro-glycerine is used in
heir manufacture.
MACON. November %. The State Fair
still continues. The number, variety and
character of articles exhibited exceed the
expectations of the most sanguine,
Northern and Western men in attend.
ance. pronounce the exhibition magnifi1
cent and express astonishmen at the re-
sources and mechanical ingenuity of the
South. ~
CHARLESTON, November 22--Arrived-
steamer Magnolia, New York; schooner
Azelda and Laura, Baracoa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 22-Nickerson
HouSe.-J Mcmillan. Pa; Mr. and Mrs 8 "
Bookhart, Miss E NJ Durham. Miss Z W Dur
ham, Fairfield; John l. Deaton, Charlotte; j
n GdaSmeiy, y Augusta; Joseph II Gay, Rock Hill;
Morris, II H D Byron, W Etter, California:
w Neer, Buck, Baltimore; e II Clark
phiiadelphia; o Babcock. A II Horton. n c.:
q stone, New York; II Bruce, Richland; Ii
4 4 beGK, . Sutphen, Columbia; Jefferson,
G1rHgorie, Beaufort; A Morgan, Georgetown;
r., II woodward, Ga; Al Chcatham, Baltimore:
Wiliiam Blake, Spartanburg; L Ii Bowlers
Edgofield; VIM = Paesmore, Greenyille: r 4
Brlii' 4opMn$fsvillo; M BF Davidson, Jr.. and ser
CN G Butt, Charotto; q L Bartlett. Va: i r 4 4
Qnattlebaum, Richland; s Cothrnu. Atbc.
vile; II Coulter. Baltimore; J Donaldson
Miss Townlcy, 8 c; j p Owens, IS Owens
Lanre1s; I; Geo Tuxbnry, G; Q Cornell, New
York; Qr Cummings, W NJ Fleming. Spartan
burg; White, DR. J Lunnay, Darlington.
National Hotel.-R Trembly, Georgetown;
J l. Orr, Anderson; ii Stevens, Ga; VIM j.
Milford, VIM Thomas, y G; w Williams,
J Is Bowen, " Bivinss, Ga; 7 o Meredith,
Il; j q Holman, Miss; b Seielcr,
Helena; Knott, Granitovilie; II Fuller
Ninety Six; W sanford, LaureEe; O o Lamb, =,
N q; s knight, 4. G; y Coates, Charleston:
u Cooper. G & C u Il; A II Ellison, Oconoe:
W Shiver, KingvilIe; l. Schiller. Jno Woolley,
Edgeiield; J. Wallace, Mrs Wallace, N &; g
StG Sinkler. Clarendon; J. Guffin, W C Cuff
Wallcn, Beatty, Horny; II Adams, Rich
land.
Columbia Hoiel.--Gsn Jno BrattoD, A s Gail
lard, Baeot, Turner, WipnsboHej IL Druck-
iSr = Msn4say, 0sTrlss,on; &asAsrsi;;
p MAiEesR Bald
lady, Mtss wssd. fhfasS& sSSban f%l9 y aslS ssS
Edgefeld; j Gormley, Charlotte; L. II CLARKE
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Dom estLO News.

New YORK, November 22.--An nt-
tempt was made to blow up tho Hud-
son County, New Jersey, Jail. WIN
dows were broken and crack, nine
feet long, was made in the Jail wall.
The surrounding buildings were shat
tered. No prisoners escaped.
CHICAGO, November 22.-.Tho pro-
peller Belle was burned on the lake
to-day-proving total loss.
,MoNraoMERY, November 90, LEX, Gov.
and ex- United States Senator Rebi a5Fitz-
patrick died ct his gesiden CO. 40 Elm ore
County, yesterday The Legislature ad.
journed iantil, Wednesday, in honor Of his
memory. 1fhe' funeral will thke placeih
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W H HeJHaas 81 = & S;s z 5S{ ~ Jc
Esisss oi4s q OAa SsSg slfSat; n
y.. .BlsEely, .. Rsseo I'd isay.l lsissISy yansss,
Mastef Basss, oadidsti5 rs { KSsn, Now YSsE;
We Asnnahs nBaihinofei w s'Neii. RAT sJalA
Q Keith, John tWilson, ID Bieniann,I DR. d II
poyles Walhalle; 2 v, Cooper; j. VI Proctor,
Edgefeld; A Q GarlinEton, Gs; I'D Noble,
Piokens; o N Saddle, BIC; DeMars, w Z
Wi!liama, Orapgeburg; W A Bradley Misc C z
Lesko, MissJ z Bonds, r Murphy. Charleston;
BF Sloan, Pendleton; A AoBee, Greenville;
w Leo. b II RR.
Central Hotes.-D Smith, Macon; W Ora
ham, Ehrlick, Ben Knight, City; r E Far
row. Mrs e WaYdrip, La; W Lyies, Mrs q D
Lyles, Strother; Foster, r NJ Smith. Claude
G Turner, L Casey. T Walker, Littlejohn,
Spartanburg; c Jeter, Sxntuc; T A Rogers,
Piokens; b O1ner, Newberry; @ " Faw,,
cette, Foasterville; Gosde, N G; Col II J
Ca9ghman. Rockland; ] e Renwick, Union;
and sixty-one persons from Stone d Murray q
Circus.
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

%-f BAGGlNG, r Q II, IRON
a TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed 90
Hf4azE. Sides and Shoulders. A ohoiceEHH
article Canyassea HAMS. Family Lard, tAszssSs
IN IN barrels, kegs; 8 ibs., and 10 ID. packages.
Choice Family Flour, in bbls aud bags. With
q full assortment of other grades Liverpool
Salt, III sacks. Mackorel-Nos. l, 2 and 8, in
hbls halves, quarters and kits SUGAR and
COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS. of ail grades.
Sloiassss-- -MusGoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
1Iou House o. syrup: Tobacco and sogsrs. Soap; Can
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, spiced Oysters, Sal
mon. in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old
Cabinet: Monongahela. Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and variety Of other fine brands.
Wo0MDEN' M WARE, Nests ,Iron and Brass
3onnd Tubs, Pails, Dhnrps, Buckets and Cans,
Nails: of oil sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast.
Ipg. Pots, Ovens, Spiders, skillets and Frying
lAll the above named with many other arti-
|gles has been recsbtly ibusehAs Asedand selected
|th Ssre and wiz Rs sold lpg tos ss3h, ,Giye
Fl lNoAs g. o. khd q, apd q. RaIsoaes es7S Dsppot
next door to National Hotel. Dot ID
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Foreign News.

.;IoaDoN, November 22.-The Venezue.
Ian ,revointionists fed to the English
gan.boats. The Haytien insurgents were
victorious in the South. Salnave's most
trusted generals deserted him and joined
the insuEgenta. t'.
-sRablio meetings in Honolulu strongly
protest against further coelie importa-
tions.
MADRID, November 22.-The ministe-
rial Journal timpartiaD reiterates the be.
lief that the Italian Government will
acceps the throne from the Duke of
Genoa mas
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TAs ~ iplsaall a PsEssss a n ,ssssssa, !, g,
f6fTafTffsI mr., s. iii

~ TAg pSeA !V1Aahh RpF1eet 69eessa. s.
: 6SyEzS{yrA AnixaNDI.rA, D November "a.
The insuEprati0h Ifsst, has arrived here
None wefS obliged 70 employ pilots; the
only difficulty experienced was In copse-
quence Of tho number Of vesselss some
OF which we're crowded upon the banks,
but were got OF without trouble the
sandy bottom neither holding .nc- hurt
ing them. Upon leaving Ismalia, seve-
raj steamers fouled with each other, but
no damage was done. The water in the
canal between this point and Ismalia is
tRenty feet deep at the shallowest
point-these points can easily be deepen
ed Steamers drawing fifteen feet can
nevigate the canal from Port Said to
SueS with ease, in fifteen hours. The
water does not wash away the bank as
much % was apprehended. The complete
success OF the great work exceeds ell OK
pectatione., The canal is now clear of
shippingAthe entire fleet having anchor
cd In the harbor of Suez. On Tuesday,
the feet will start on it's return. Eugene
ratnEns Through the canal with the feet
Thar yacht, the "Aigle," taking the
lead.
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A BorroMnEss Pm-On tho Detro

A BoTroMnEss Prr.-On the Detroit
aud Milwaukee Railroad, near Grand
Haven, the road constructors have run
into marsh, wherein they have been
driving piles without number out of
sight and sound, emptying fabulous
numbers OF loads of "dirt" and clay, and
saud. for several months. It's no use;
the debris sinks out of sight. Recently
it was thought hard pan had been struck,
and bridge was spanned. over which
even some cars passed, but soon the
sixty-six feet piles disappeared, and since
then all efforts to fill up the marsh have
failed. Is this the bottomless pit2
Somebody reports the following con-
versation between Greeley and the editor
of the Elmira Advertiser: Grceley-"I
shall expect Chemung County to give IL
Republican majority this fall. Your
paper can't have much influence if it
can't control the vote of the County" "
Editor of the Adre, tiser-"Well, I don't
know about that; but it will come Ms near
controlling it as the Tribune does the
vote OF your County," Greeley
"Umph, that is very goodl''
OFF PoR CoLUMBIA!-TLo Iiegira of ra-
dical office-holders and office-seekers.
who dance attendance upon our model
Legislature ut Columbia, has begun, and
there IS fair prospect that by tonight,
few of the tribe will remain in Charles
ton. TIE multitudinous officials who re-
joice in the name of ID. r. Curbip. have
oil departed, to return, no doubt, Mt the
close of the session, in multiplied num-
bers and with augmented civic honors.
Charleston Ne,cs.
Governor Holden, of North Carolina.
in his message to the Legislature, pre-
sents most unfavorable account of the
State finances. The total bonded debt is
S2o, ,8l5, ,045. to which must be added
bonds not iesued 81 4,2SO,OOO, making n
total debt OF 334, 4,095, ,O45. The interest
on S12, GOO, 600 Of these bonds has not
been paid. The Governor opposes repu-
diation and favors liberal common
school system.
A Philadelphia inventor has got ND n
stocking of the feminine gender. with n
garter attached, and wants to convince
every woman that it is the best thing in
the business to make the knitting stay
there
DIR. VIM. Gilmore Simms has written a
poem 10 be delivered ut the opening of
the Charleston Academy of Music hy
ono Of the members of Manager Ford; =
company.
The weak and emaciatcd mother SAYS
my health and strength is restored b 2
the use OF" SoLoMoNs' BIrrRRs. MI
Anderson is to have an Agricultural
Fair, next Thursday and Friday. Noyem.
Der % and &c, ut the Court House.
II hm strong and healthy, vet to pre-
serve 10y good condition." use soLo-
MONS BIrTERs. - - MOI
DIR. VIM. Michel, of Charleston. died
in Greenvilie few days ago. a',75
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To the Public.
Bon Ton Candy Surprise Boxes

Bon Ton Candy Surprise Boxes.
Something Ne,o and Very Saledble.
LNACH BOX is filled with new and assorted
~ favored Candy and every box will give you
AsURPRISE. Gold and Silver Watches, Wat oh
Chains, Ladies' and Cents Breast Pins Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, Ear Rings, Charms, &o., &c.
They retail at 25 cents. Manufactured by
GEORGE MILLER & SON,
610 Market street, Philadelphia, Penn, and
sold by Confectioners and Store-keepers every.
where.
great that the trade are desired to forward
their orders at once. We caution our friends
to beware OF worthless limitations, the Bon
Ton being the original box. the standard Of
which shall always be maintained.
Nov 90
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Fresh Norfolk OYSTERS.
LIVERPOOL Salt.

Elegant Family Residence for Sale.
81 THAT very desirable RESIDENCE,
Slim corner OF Richlnnd and Bull streets, in
NIL this city; formerly the property of DR..
VIM Reynolds-at present occupied by W. H.
Orchard, Esq. Appl! to W. b. GULICK, Esq, g.,
at the National Bank, on Main street.
Nov moi
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Richland..-In EQUITY,

'NIcHIanu'--1n Equity.
James Hopkins, Administrator, and David
Hopkins us. English Hopkins, Amy G.. Hop
kins ct dl.-BM TO Marshal Assets, Sale of
Real Estate, &C., dc.
pURSUANT to a decretal order in this case.
Il tho creditors Of the late General William
hopkins are notified to establish their de-
mands against the said Estate before me, on
or before the 4th day Of December next.
ID. b. MILLER, G. c. P.
Clerks Ohico, Columbia, s. c., November
20, 1869. NovoI
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Fresh Goods


ID ECElNED to-day:
LIZ 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, cx-
ira and family.
1900 pounds Fine Feed
Best Orange County Bntter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese. Saur kraut Minco Meat, (son,e-
thing nice.) Brandy Fruits, Jelles-a assorted
Canned Tomatoc-, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oysters, Lobsters. Sardines, Desicated Cod
FISH, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Mackcrcl, etc, etc.
Nov 90 I.EAPHART L. SIOANS
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TO the Public.

To the Public.
MvN 200 SACKS Liverpool SALT, standard
EeAEAszA4FNlwcight, which we offer at low figures.
esss49d 800 Bbls. FLOUR, OF all grades, which
We Will sell to dealers and at retail, as low as
tho market will afford
New BUCKWHEAT-vcry choice.
We have also just finished large and oom-
modious Warehouse, foe the purpose OF stor-
ing Cotton, which we will store and sell for
our friends. CAMPBELL JONES
Nov 30 few doors above PuCRNIx Office
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IN - ',%p.. Cow Feed. q - ~, Z
/ A 8?THER lot Q! 200 Bpsbels, inst received
'tpfAy at The ColAmbis Ice House., and ,Wiu, 90
son Mot oitcSSSS'9E2ash. i 4 s Id. BATEMAN.
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Houses and Lots.
By d. @. FEIxUTTO C SON.
On MONDAY, the 9Th Of Dscenaber ne1t. In
front OF the Court House in this city, at 10
O'Clock, we will sell,
All that LOT. with Cottage thereon, south-
west corner Of Gates and Washington streets,
fronting and bounded ON the East By Gates
street, msasurisg thereon 90 feet 9, inches,
running back thereon I02 feet & inches. more
or or iess; South by Walsh, West by Estate Of
- - aNs;
All that Lot. with Cottage thereon, fronting
and bounded on the North by Washington
street, measuring thereon 56 feet, moro or
less; East by lot above described, IranhinE
back 80 feet inches, more or less; South By
Walsh and West by lot OF A. Richardson. on
buildings. -@i7 = =,
TERMs.-One-thirdc each, balance in ono and
two years, secured by bond and mort geqe Of
premises, with interest from day Of. sale.
buildings to be insured and policy to be as
signed. Purchasers to pay US for papers and
stamps. 4 Nov 2I
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

AN AFFRAY.-An afrfay occurred yesterday after
at No. 203 Jay street, during which boy named
John Vaughn struck man named Robert Reed over
the head with heavy stick Of wood from bale OF
hay in1icting severe wound. No arrests were
made.
SrABBrNG.-Robert Hope, baker, was stabbed in
the hand by boy whom he caught stealing bread
from his wagon In Sands street ON Tuesday evening.
The boy made his escape.
MAyHEM.-Samue Smith was yesterday arrested
and held by Justice Eames to answer q charge or
hitting the nose and thumb OF John Brady of No. 40
Withers street, L. ID. Mr.. Brady's face was badly
disigured
A BOLD YOUNG THIEF.-John Welch, q boy thirteen
years Of age was arrested by officer De Clue, of the
Forty-fourth precinct. on Tuesday night, for COM
miitng robbery at the jewery store OF ]. L. Good
rich, In Fulton avenue. Tne accused entered the
store. and while the attention OF the proprietor
engaged stole two bundles OF gold plated rings. He
was lock ed up TO answer.
AN OLD MAN AssA uLTs HIS SoN-IN-LAw WITH
4 SwoRD.-Thomas Diggler, q native OF Germany,
seventytwo years OF age, last evening arrested
and locked up in the Stagg street station house for
assaulting his son-in-aw, Mr.. Frederick Brousbeck,
with sword. IL Is alleged that Brousbeck visited
the residence OF Mr.. Digger a. Schoes street. u. d.
last evening and assaulted him, when the latter at
tackled him with sword and cut him severely in the
right hip.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


WHERE TO EMrGRArE AND WHY. With maps and
Illustrations. New York: Frederick y. Goddard.
Mr. Goddard has taken great pains in producing
really excellent book. It, as claimed, describes the
climate, SOIL. productions, mineral and general re-
sources amount OF public lands ana the quality and
price OF farm lands nearly all sections Of the
United states, and contains description OF the
Pacific Railroad, the Homestead and other land laws,
OF wages throughout the country,r &c. In addi
tion there are a number Of very accurate maps. The
book IS neatly printed on ine white paper, and ele-
gantly bound in red morocco. embossed and gilt.
The style OF elegance in winch II Is gotten up and Its
voiuminous character neusrallze the good II is in
tended 70 confer Those who can anord TO purchase
while we feel assured that those who desire emf
CRATE are not likely to turn to expensive medium
some value TO thousands OF students who desire to
learn something OF tue resources Of the North and
southwest
CAsr Up ny THE SEA. BY Sir Samuel Baker
AeY York: Harper Brothers.
We have already given letice OF this very in
terestng book and can now only say that the
Messrs. Harper have produced very handsomely
printed aud bound volume.
TIE PoErIcAL WORKS or ALEXANDER PORE. New
York: ID. Appleton Co.
Among the poetcal publications OF the Messrs.
Appleton none will be more welcome than the works
and contains biographical sketch OF the great poet.
the book is handsomely printed and bound.
GRIFFITH GAuNr. OR JEALOUSY, BY Charles Reade.
Household edition. Boston: Fields, Osgood a 90.
WHITE LIES A novel. by Charles Reade House
hold edition. Boston: Fields. Osgood a Co.
LOVE Me LITTLE. LOVE Me LONG. BY Charles
Reade Household edition. Boston: Fields, 0s-
good Co.
Ir is NEVER Too LATE TO MEND. matter OF fact
romance. BY Charles Reade. Household edition.
Boston: Fields, 0sgood h Co.
The novels OF Charles Readc are too widely known
to need an Introduction to the public at this late day
and too extensively criticised already TO call for
fresh criticism. They are all vivid, graphic and
artistic. There are few living authors whose pro.
ductions are marked by SO much vigor and origi-
naty as are the works OF Mr. Reade. The edition
before ms Is Handsomely printed and bound.
rmE PoAcHER. by Captain Marryatt. New York:
Appleton n GO. ~ fy4 M
THIS book is one Of Captain Marryatt's least read
works, be- is certainly most interesting story u
is the ninth number OF the Messrs. Appetons' cheap
edition Of this popular authors novels,
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday the following bills were
introduced:-To incorporate the Cumberland Land
and Improvement Company; to give compensation
OF two dollars day to OF the several wards
and townships in the State while actually engaged
in the performance or their duties; to incorporate
the village OF Passaic and q supplement to the act
relative to steam boilers. The supplement provides
for the abolition OF the lookup sa ety valve and low
water Indicator and the appointment Of inspectors
Of steam boilers in each district, who shall have
power to authorize the use Of such safety valve
as they may favor. The bill for the organi-
zation OF the National Guard OF the State OF
New Jersey was ordered TO third reading. Each
company is to receive an annual subsidy OF $500 for
the purpose of defraying all expenses incident TO
the Organization. Bills Incorporating the Morris
River Steamboat Company ana the Caldwell Kali
road Company were passed The Governor submit.
ted communication to the Senate representing that
The general government declined TO support ile dis
abled soldiers OF the country except within the speci
fed national asyluns and as the state institutions as
such are TO be broken up remained with the Legs-
lature 10 determine whether the Home for Disabled
Soldiers In New Jersey shall be continued al the ex
o. .ne iae s OF n ,ne ae -
OF the managers Of the National Home to be cared
for by them.
In the House yesterday bills were introduced to
continue the present salaries OF the state 0cias for
i've years and to incorporate the Paterson and
Sngack Horse Car Railroad Company, with capi-
tai stock OF $780, 600 10 be increased to 100000 II
desirable. The road Il TO run from Paterson TO
Slngack, in the township OF Little Falls Bills were
passed TO incorporate the Elizabeth and Staten
Island Ferry Company: 20 incorporate the Bloomfield
Gaslight Company. A remonstrance was presented
from the people OF Newark against the passage OF
the bill TO incorporate the Live Stock Insurance
Company.
A democratic caucus OF the members OF the AS.
sembly was ned Tuesday evening, but as only
tweny-ninc members were present they adjourned
till last evening. General Runyon ard A. A. Smaiey
addressed the caucus favor OF the Newark Police
bill now pending In tue House.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING ACADEMIA very
painful accident, which will probably result IN the
death OF man named Nicholas Schneider, took
place at Cypress Hils Tuesday night. IL appears
that number of Germans had assembled at the
brewery OF George Dister for the purpose OF ENJOY
ing themselves at masquerade ball. MI. DisIeI
dressed himself m the costume OF O nuntet auu
took old carbine which was yng AROUND ,1e nouse
as part Of his equipment. While examining tne arm
TO see II IL loaded the charge cApiVueu, iouknk
the ball In the abdomen OF Mr.. schneider, Wno was
entering the room at the moen. mr nsd swa ~
physicians in attendance on the injured man al gay
MIR schneider has for many years been tne iorcman
OF the brewery and friend of Mr. Distier. lie ex-
presses mis- opinion that the shooting was entirely
accidental and expressed u Wish tnaL Distier may
not be occasioned any trouble by IT, He has vile
and number OF children
OPPOSITION TO rHE PROPOSED NEW COUNTY
Pursuant TO call OF the supervisor OF the town Of
Rlverhead the residents OF that place held special
town meeting ON saturday last; 10 decide whether the
county OF Suffolk ought to be divided. Joshua L.
Wells Supervisor was called TO the chair, and ]. II.
Tuthlil appointed secretary.
Alter remarks had been made by several persons,
exSaiulpr the necessity OF the meeting, Mr.. 3. +.
Welles orered tne following .esoly'loa;-
Internationally opposed 70 division o. the Of suf
ps forwarded 70 our Representatives al Albany
This resolution was carried unanimously. The fol.
lowing was also adopted
Resolved, Iha. Messrs George Howell, James n. Tu,hi
necessary oppose any legislation looking the
ton county within The Of SUFFOLK and that
the supervisor and town clerk be associated with the fore
Albany. ''''' ''''' '''' - '''''
general feeling OF opposition Is manifestng itself
effort II making by the inhabitants thereof 70 pre-
vent ne proposed division VI their counu.