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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

4. J. Piekerul
iOrEinal attachment
Ia this case / nnl that the defendant, d. X. Fur.
gason, Is a resident Of tho State that the
binary process Of law cannot be served on him, II
Is therefore ordered by me, that publication be
made In the Bristol NeioS, newspaper published
In the town 81 Brstol, Sullivan county, Tenn, for
four successive weeks, notifying the defendant D.
X. Furgason, to appear before me on the 18th Of
July, 1870, to answer said attachment tho
will be proceeded with ex parte. This tho 10th
June 1870, L. d. RAIDER, J. Peace.
BAILEY, p. O.
uus2a w4-prs fee 45.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

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country
Every instrument is warranted for .bvc
years.
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and al orders and tunings promptly attend
ell TO.
Professors, clcrgymcn and institutions
supplied at lihc'al discount
GAEUL'S PIANO COMPANY.
nov 10 ly. Baltimore. Md
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
HOUSE CARPENTERS & JoINERs

ii
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References. Address
DEN STERLING g. BRO,
Mar. 4-3m Marion, Smyth CO., Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

GiEULE'S PIAN0 MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, of Baltimore, Md. Waierooms:'
y. T.. coruer of Eutaw aud Fayeti y streets
and Is, IL and 10 n. Eutaw ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
THE TuIRTY-sECOND DISTRICT WHISKY
FRAUDS.

The case of Cook and harrington, charged
with conspiring the Summer Of loe. To defraud the
Government by raudulenty gaugng 1873 barrels OF dis
titled spirits bond, and paying tax on 429 gallons
less than the amount resumed yesterday before
Commissioner Belts. Moses +. Webb one OF Collector
Baieys deputies was recalled identify the
three extracts copied the sales book journal and
ledger of Gordon, Fellows & Mcmillan. He testified
firm and with the knowledge OF Mr. Cook,
who refused furnish the cas-book because II had
been gone for time, and he didn't know where IL
was John S. Grggs, lately clerk for g. A. Fellows
Coz also recalled and testified with reference 10 ut
Cooks active connection with the business and his fac
Ties for knowing OF the fraudulent gauRng cnargeu
against Harrington. Judge Plerrepont then Onered te
extracts from books evidence, clearly tending 10
and argued length in favor Of their admission MI
lanes c. Carter OF counsel for the defense made
a detailed reply show that the extracts
were inadmissble and dwelt particularly on the
important fact that Tucker, who testified on Monday,
left the employ Of Gordon. Fellows Mcmillan IN teD'
ruary 1865 Ave months before the alleged fraud was com
mitted and consequently the packages OF money WHICH
Tucker testified putting up for COOK coulu not possl
bly, have been brides for FarrngtOh Tue ueIehse caIs
also that this against Cook aud harrington Is merely
subsidiary the civil proceedings against the properly
seized the premises OF c. A. Fellows Co. and vaud
at $4,000; and that the object OF this proceeding 70
the civil SUIT, and, II possible 10 close DE "a
criminal the mouths OF Cook and farrlngtOn
the witnesses who can give the evidence necessary
To defend civil suit The defense also lays stress on
the fact that j. s. GriCgs, the witness who testified 10
giving harrington the envelopes supposed 10 contain
money has voluntarily left the employ OF Fellows 90
since this investigation began under an lntmaton that
he might expect u situation In the Collectors oihce
Belts decided the point IN dispute Dy al
hitting the extracts from the books as evidence ana tue
case was then adjourned To o'clock today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
VIRGINIA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

RICHMOND. Feb. 22.-The report of the
House judiciary Committee declaring second ratifca-
zion of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments IN
necessary was adopted An amendment, declaring it
unnecessary of the validity Of the former rati
eaton. defeated.
motion 20 reconsider the resolution adopted last
week. that persons ineligible under the Fourteenth
Amendment shall be elected 10 office, failed. The
erroneous impression that Gov. Walkers message sug
Rested tie election Of any ineligible persons, was cor
rccted.
Z. A. shafer was elected superintendent Of Public
Printing The Legislature adjourned in honor Of the day.
Gov Randolph has rendered to Chancellor
Zabrlsine the suTrogaeship Of Hudson County, N j.,
vacated by the insanity OF Surrogate Neil.
Ten. D. j. Reynolds publishes a letter in the
Texas papers to state that he not candidate for u s.
Senator or for any other civil Office and that he has never
authorized the use OF his name such connection
The Republicans of Newburgh have nomi-
mated the following ticket for charter officers.
Por Mayor. David A. Scott Treasurer Art,nr V yVut
SIC; KeCOIdeI JObn Bingham; Justice vi the Peace
Darwin W EsmOnd; Water Commissioner Francis
Gerard; AlmshOuse Commissioner, William r. Smiley.
Trustee 81 GQnp9a seho01si Daniel I. Rogers
4t9:S Republican Central Committee Of Marion
Godanapolis) County Indiana have the rgts
coored voters under the Fifteenth Amendment by the
adoption Of the following resolution:
ResOpsd That every person who is now or viii be at
the next general election, qualified voter at such cleo
who will pledge himself abide by The Of tie
Nominating Election ana vote the Republican Ticket shall
be entitled 10 IN the township where he may reside
at the Nominating Election, 10 be held March 49, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

BEAsDsIRY.on soId .T5os F ,s 20, ct r S .''
IT, Sss Of The milv are respectfully ia,n,d ,tesf
the funeral residence No ~ West SEseohsa, w ed
uesday, 23i inst. at O'clock
Rpyyg,y ON r,e~as p.L a. 1870 Dsse Bs.Inan
son of william NJ Bei~au aged rear mouths ''d "
The relatives fm, io,-t to 'isod b; 'ossi
residence Of his parents %'f East Ilfsa'" gu "'"
DAY Peh %, 1870 at 10 Oe.ek
CAMP-In Brooklyn Feb a. ,des; Of Camp hssd
Relatives friend, Of tb. family srs respectfully p,. 2 ,eod -.
father. IS Colanbia-st corner Pineapple
HAsCALLIn Brooklyn the I'D nst Ella ~ wife ofBIey H'
The ema n vii be taken to nermer, this asrpOOn
HATzPELp-On Tuesday Feb e. 1871 Mary c. wife 81 William IL
Hatfield and daughter Of the ,e ,eAs-1 he ''I ~ Can't
james Thomas Keo respectfully uvl 70 ss,sd ss
funeral on Thursday Feb 1870. O,k IRON All s''nt'
sCisfcb corner iisSy and sc.nns-'i'
HoBBY-In this city, Monday morning. f'b q, Ms Mar Hobby
The aSer. service. viii take pae- re,ce Of IShn Brs No
n, respectfully invited 70 areat Her remains "h be 'A'"
The liz a m to Greenwich for n!erneut
LooMIS-A MerOse Saturday evening Feb o. Charles u LOOMS
tbs r.y.. and friend, the family invited 70 attend The es
al ~ .. "Wednesday. 2sl inst c.riass' WIN ne ii
s ssT TAKE. 81 70 ~ Eodaao WITT f id,s% ' i'
JgyyNGs-on Monday 2 inst la the eldest a'sr Of Sep'ea
Services will place the residence Of her parents at s@g,
r., Ss ,ss to attend he. ia5 her remains ).
South D. T. for 'n'eruent Trains leave Hunters r0'
pIKB-on Monaa7 Feb 2; Jane. Pike. in bis 78th year
o. ] f The F Baptist Church corner aud ThJ-
nipth 81 on "Wednesday ageTDOOn. at ? Ocock
sAyAGE-On Tuesday Feb o. Louisa wife Of Andrew sage
r. rtiyss and fends Of family respectfully ny"i t. eni
the funeral on THURSDAY Feb o. At o'clock IRON her e resi-
deuce NJ. 23l West Thtteeuths'
sT,yNBR-At New Lsndou CoGb Monday Feb g. Sarah A. vile @
Stsyuer ,-.-..- g.,
a., a, n M Friends and those OF her
Gsaiss H. st.yner are respectfully invited attend
u,vuys n, sr,Jv Feb % after lingering ille Mrs. Eliza.
beth wife Charles Weeks, aged 20 years months snd = d,.
The relative, .ai rLds the family RESPECTFULLY invited 70 hlrnd
The funeral "wednesday Feb q AZ = oeuek non her late rr
deuce I2S Broadway Her remans viii be taAen 70 I'VE "r
iaement
WILLIAMSON Tuesday merninc, Feb ~ Henry NhHahs sou
of The la.e Samuel Z. Williams, in the l1 year OF lis age
the family invited 10 attend b iunes
from his residence, No. lO6 W est EIiehs on lhHA S''a
inst. al / O'Clock ?. ~
vIIrI,NSON-Ou Monday Feb 81 Mrs Charlotte Wdlamsos.
d,u0bt.r OF the Thomas Sajer 81 Elizabeth, y
The relatives Of the family nyd 10 ate hr iners
on Thursday the Path at o'clock from No y hoJt','
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

sIast night, man, while attempting to reach
"the ferry boat, jumped into the water and was
" drowned' 1t is the old story. We have
oleaded many years for one simple preventive
for these accidents" but the Companies will
not listen; they prove the justice of the bitter
axiom that Corporations have no souls" The
means of safety is SO simple and so cheap that
we cannot but wonder that it was not IN OPP
Grafton forty years ago 1t is this: Have Oh
your boats the gates now used on some OF the
Roboken boats; these gates not to be raised
until the boat is secured TO the bridge. FROM
a boat thus provided no one can
stumble overheard That is one part
of the plan; it has been tried and
found to work well. Now extend this plan
to the bridge, and the safety of the most reck-
less is assured. Put near the end OF the bridge
a lattice gate ten feet high, rising Ike a
window by pulley weights. The instant the
engineers starting bell rings let that gate be
down; the instant the boat is hooked and the
gates on the boat are raised let this be raised.
If this simple apparatus had been used for
the last twenty years, half hundred of lives
would have been saved. We see nothing to
hinder the putting up of such life-preservers
unless it be the extreme indulgence of the poor,
hard working ferry owners. They have expen-
sive gates at the other end Of the bridge
but there is where they take toll. Having
paid your money you take your choice
for riding over the river or drowning
in it. Now since the ferry companies cannot
afford the expense here suggested, leu US
have popular subscription to raise the
money. Perhaps shame will move them
where duty does not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

The Bricklayers' Union, No. 26 (BrOoklyD)
agreed last night that all fines should BIZ received before
the dues collected
A Miss Cooper, an invalid, was burned to
death at the residence OF her brother Dr. Cooper on
stuyvesantave., Brooklyn. on Monday night.
Prof James X. Leaning, NJ. D.. last evening
delivered the address before the Alumni AssOcia
ton or The Medical Department Of the Unverslty OF
NowYork in the lecture room Of the College baild
ing. at No. 426 East Twenty st. The subject Of tho
lecture was The Healing Art" aud AZ the conclusion
OF his remarks unanimous vote OF thanks rendered
him.
a number of homeless children left the Office
OF the Chdrcns Aid Society yesterday IN charge OF Mr.
j. r. Brace, to he provided with the far West
The company was very large one. and included over
one hundred brigtloOkng boys and girls OF them
very young. The children we're all Invested Of their
old clothing thoroughly cleaned aud atred in neat and
comfortable suits. After partakiDg Of substantial
meal the little were addressed by Mr.. Macy. the
AssstantSecretary OF the Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
SAFETY STEAM BOILER ATTACHMENT AWARDED
A FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL.

The Managers of the late Fair of the Ameri-
can Institute have, after full consideration OF It's
merits awarded Gold Medal and Diploma to Mr.. Wizard,
far his Roller Attachment designed TO equaize the tenn
peraure and prevent unequal expansion aud explosions
OF boilers. -
city St Louis, Dayton OhiO ana other places, warrant
and machinery this important invention
It has been placed on the great boiler at the Ihir1
Avenue Depot this city, where IL has. we are informed
worked satisfactorily for the past three months under
the eye of superintendent Dickinson sensbly diminish
ing the unequal expansion and leakage OF the boiler ana
saving several hundred pounds Of fuel daily Arrange
mens have been made 10 place two OF these ttacheuts
on locomotives the Hudson River Railroad ana others
on some OF the Western Roads immediately. ,
II this Attachment all that Is claimed for IT, there
viii be less for boiler explosions, ana tue te
has come when tho public have right Ia ali the safe
guards against being scalded or blown up by mpereey
constructed and managed steam-boilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
CONNECTICUT.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
NEw-HAvEY, Feb. 22.-The selection of the
Anniversary OF Washngtons Birthday for holding the
Democratic State Convention, failed to produce any
Susn of patriotic sentiment undue enthu-
siasm. The Convention was respectable IN
point OF numbers but the depressing IN
9uence OF last years defeat. and the forced
recognition of the Fifteenth Amendment as an
established fact. seemed TO spread gloom over
the entire proceedings, eectuay squelchDg all show OF
marty enthusiasm on the part Of the delegates. The
nomination Of exGov. English determined upon at
caucus held last evening the one faint hope for sue
cess The remainder Of the ticket the caucus kindly lett
40 the selection OF the Convention which met IN Brewster
Hall this morning. II was organized by the choice OF
Mr. w n Eaton Of Hartford as presiding officer and
proceeded TO nominate the following ticket Tor State
officers:
Gorer7or-James f. English of New Haven;
Ifelf,paut GOrerHOr-Juiius H0tchklss Of MldetOWh'
Sscrefg,l Of Stqe-ThOInas NJ. Waller OF New London
grsns,ucr.-Chares NJ Pond Of Hartford.
Co,Ifroller-seh II. Logan Of Litchheld ,
Mr. Iurish WAS nominated by reclamation; but sharp
skirnisLpg was anticipated among the friends OF the
eon OF candidates from all parts Of the state Tor the
The sharpost only real fighting Of the day, hoTev
,er the nomination for Secretary OF state Inc
first ballot showed three Candidates oil almost eIua'
sreugth Thomas VI. Waller, young and talented law
Yer of Ncw OudOu. John w stedman, editor OF me Nor
Advertiser, and Col Thomas o. kingsley OF FRANK
lin Zach candidate had earnest supporters, and the
contest resulted finally in the nomination OF The hst
named selection generally regarded as the strongest
letter from Gov English read, accepting the
nomination forced upon hun aud regfetis th"t Illness
prevented his meeting with the Convention:
The resolutions adopted treat the Fitteenth Amendment
as radical change Of the Constitution lhsteau Oh an
ne position declaring the Legal Tender
act Congressional usuTpatlOn; denouhce INC Ied9e VI
the Republican party send greetings 70 CUBA ana hha
y recommend the Candidates presented worthy the
support OF the Democracy OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
AN ALLEGED couNrERPErrER ARRESTED.

Thomas Doyle was arrested on Monday morn
ing last by Detectives Ydeo and Folk OF the Central
OF BROOKLYN. suspicion of being counterteer
of United States money. '... .... ....
Some time last Summer. two boxes containing by
drio press dies. and plates for countorfeitlns L. s.
Treasury notes. discovered in private house In
SacEottst Underhlave., and were given into the
hands OF a. 5. Marshal DaloD, The house had, previous
To the discovery been occupied by Doyle who rented t
nom tho Park Commissioners A few days ago Doyle
called upon the Brooklyn Park Commissioners ahd
inquired for the two boxes which had been taken Ir0u
the house IN sackctt.s Their suspicious being aoused
the Police and Government detectives were Informed OF
lie circumstances Detectives Videto and Folk acting
on Information received searched u house on
Laiayrtie.ave where they discovered a duan ,Sey
of material used Ia oounerelting and subsequently thy
arrested BOYLE The accused was taken before =, p
Marshal Daon, but lac would not entertain tno aL
p aim for want VI authority, aud tie housewives ooa
bowie 10 the Forty first Precinct station ivuey N
he Is at prcsent awaiting the arrival Oh ooh VIII ~
Chief OF theU g. Secret Service, into whoso nnis ,o
males rst ,oizod Werp gwen ana ny nun CopNul'u
WasLlpgtca. Although poyo sIqngy denles p0'ns eYn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
TIE pIsTOL AGAIN.

James Courtney of No. 800 East Twenty
WAS shot N the back OF the head last evening
while convcrsng with his wife at his residence by John
Croun Of No 2sl East Twenty iourthst Cronn was ar
esedby officers Of the Eighteenth Precinct and refused
To assign any motive for The Ieiohonb assault '"uIo1
Nyouud "a not cOnhidcrcd dangerous.
Lawroncc uyncs alias Hugh Gnbollahan, notorious
Ii,rts u~1iuo mi No 3U7 F1rstHVc, at about 1880 D.
,rStctday lie Jumped from the second story window
when discovered, aud was chased ny Ou'ers duran aod
charged tWn shots from revolver Tie we hmly over
taken Tut not before lQ mad Thrown away Ms E,NVIor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
COUNT Won BELLow"-His WIFE DETERMINED
TO CONTINUE A COUNTESS.

The arrest of Count" Otto Won Below at
New Providence on Monday continues to afford material
for gossip Miss Mary L. Conkey the young LADY, lived
with widowed mother worth $4,000 The adventurer
Joined the church in which Miss Conkey was choir
singer and after gaining her affections became an IN
mate of mother house. where ne resided IOr SOME
time before they married. Afor the Knot was tied
he preyailed upon his mOherlnaw 10 sell her Elizabeth
propery and to Westfeld Here he passed with
some people Brooklyn physician, with others as re-
pntahie Wall-st. broker In the latter gulse
ne succeeded in obtaining $4,000 from William
Burshams, $50 from Oscar Marsh, 5000 from Charles
lesser sums from credulous people Charles Marsh,
friend of Conkeys lent him 1850 to defray the eN-
pcnses OF his nuptias Notwithstanding that all her
friends through the rascalty Of this man. and have
assisted In procuring his arrest the young wife re2ins
firm and declares him above reproach; she spent an
hour with him yesterday IN his cell, declaring herseli
ady 10 share his lot i'll the p0orhOuSe ~ is sad
that tho Count" unwary presented letter OF INTRO
ducton TO Dr. Newman OF Elizabeth. from European
Clergyman, who speaks OF having known him while ia
prson He Will be arragned before the Court OF Appeals
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

We are informed that Greenwaldth who was muir
dered recently by the Spanards in the streets OF
Havana left in this city a widow and six small
children in destitute circumstances. The hrm by
whom Mr. Greenwaldth was employed have treated
dis family very literally but it is not to be expected
that the widow and orphans can depend on them Tor
support Some of our citizens propose TO raise sum
of money for Mrs Greenwaldth and request those
who feel 30 disposed to leave their contributions with
Peter Cooper, Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Brooklyn Engineers now number oO
members.
The Brooklyn Bricklayers are organizing
Cooperative Association
This evening the Cigar Makers hold mass
meeting at stein~"y Han =, .
The Plasterers last night expelled 40 mem
beers for violating the EightHour law
mass meeting of the Clothing Cutters VIII
Ia heid tomorrow ight at No 10 stanton'st
The German Narnishers and PQllshers last
iht appropriated $40 for the relief Of tho PanoForto
nLnra NM iIlkc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

In Jersey City the other day woman sent
for Dover's powders The druggists clerk gave
her solid opium. She took it and died. Acct
dents of this kind are quite too common. Sup
posing the order to have been all right, what
shall be done with the drug clerkP That mis-
takes will occur is true, but when they end
fatally it is time to look for remedies. We
suggest ION clear convcton) long term in the
State Prison for all druggists or their agents
who thus carelessly sacrifice life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
TIE STATE or Tribe.

Argura 22verJ little daas Ceeu bat prices
arnsr; sales. lO7 bales r,eepts Us bale. hdiisr a5c
WlylSgroS n C., Feb 2l-Sprts Tnrpenus quset 81 no
Rou StrainrI. Crde Turpebune
lower AZ 659s2 Tar uaehsbysl Cotton dull q, ,en2l.
vOELE.Ns Feb 2FlOur RWer At - 70, 80 IIi 80 %
Corn I'll l30sl 1o Oats. b8G7oc aJ-heTiork 3d. "es~
S3s sugar, easter Prime re- Other articles u0ebsngs CeH.
lgL Sterling BEehnge 1921 NrvYork SIGHT Erchang-.
ALBANY Peb 2-Wbest Rye Corn shd Barrier. nothing doug
Osts unchan small sales snsqnh.uua dspot a. Sc
DKrRoIr R-wbsa srn EItra White STATE. 81 % Ne
state Z heaTJ. hsva
Oats 47c Barley Advancing sales at 81 s. csn,aL Dressed H.
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

The steamships Calabria from Liverpool and
the COrts from New OTeans arrived Ut late hour last
evening
At 1880 last evening Alfred Anderson
;coigtedl was tlabRee ~ lhe aide aud back, win
tnS anray occurred In the tenement, No go MottsI
ANueiSohs wounds aIe Of aseTlOus nature.
Ad has It cope 70 this I5e e., CIe Gs q 1Ts
DelDs - ~ lns So Ground that the blondes are M
sd sIsg Few r o. Our rf1a.'S We oS sna He
H. "ksN ss.day liaeufB refusing ~ advertise ga
know ~
have
ar4Tats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,

ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Line freight train No. "a was Switched oil ut
Tlvo at o'clock yesterday morning to allow the AT
lanic Express pass, when the Montreal tram up
ran into it, causing much damage TO both trains the
locomotive OF tho passenger tram being cOinpictey
wrecked Four passengers slightly injured. W. H.
Polk OF New York. cut the eye; Charles Homer
New York cut the eye: NJ. l. Woods oi NeN noIA'
cut over the eye and l.. L. Smith OK Rochester lost
mart of his tongue. The engineer was slgtS pruS,u
Al 10 O'clock the track cleared aud trains we're run
..g,,.r a. nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

rs.m,shire. and thinks that "the religious,
y social political rights Of the people are safe
a. the hands of the Republicans. The Demo
- cratic" dodge which seeks to make catspaws
81 the New-H Hampshire werkmen seems to be
q failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
POLITICAL,
TEXAS.

ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATORS
AUSTIN. Texas, Feb. 22.-M. e. Hamilton and
lieutenant Gov. Flanagan to-day elected United
States Senators. accordance with the RepnDhean
caucus nominations the former for the long, and inc
latter for the short term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
FATAL ACCIDENT.

At about yesterday afternoon, while some
worhmen were hostdg Tin roofing for shed adjoining
" Thomass church the ropo broke. letting the heavy
sheet OF metal 'an Henry Robinson standing under ~;
Mnrrisan,, hnl hls nkel fractured. Chfsophtr Price,
Andrew French. aud taes Tart were ALDO slightly Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE maREEr-P,n p.

The demand for Beef Cattle this week wa.uo good aud prizes zee
shade the and sales amounted 10 about 0' br.d
Good sid from a y n Prime st sc sad So
and Choice stock from gG9e Common cattle sod al from Is 0oe
q N. 20 qOahtJ.
SBEKPbe market Tor Sheep dali but prices remained .h"af
TO quality. ~
OGs-Ths market quite aets sud 100 bead changed hams
prices ranging from J0 70 . q 100 n net. for corn fed
COws-There inquiry for Cou aud Calves 10 bead
sold from 900 s55 for Sgugep and from t0 80 t Cos .si
Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver OIL {, ID, Os't

Use WInchester- the b,H and oHiy
suoccessraI EEsRDY Tor the CUks Of CONSUMPTION