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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
TIE PUTNAM MIRDERER.
ANOTHER APPLICATION FOR A STAY OF PRO
CEEDINGS.

ANOTHER APPLICATION FOR STAY OF PRO
CEEDINGs.
At Special Term Of the Supreme Court OF
Kings County yesterday. Judge Pratt presiding Judge
Stuart counsel william Foster convicted Of the muI
der of Avery D. Putnam and sentenced 10 be hung july
a. made application for writ OF error and stay OF pro-
ceedings in his clients case. Judge stuart said:
have applied Judge Carozo 'or writ 81 error 10 TIE case which
denied have DINER lue
state excepting Justice ugrAam IL stated That would perhaps
proper be and Jle blrnall Nnn ut
members Of p other JUICES Of the Court m
In the state Judges Sutherland Brady oli Of New York and
whom apply Therefore cone properly De-
forev ourh ueighhorul Ju %
by the evidence The Neither th evidence no me
establish that Although e 90 end verdict OF mu
in
mercy them declare that they wouI not have
brought such verdict bad they not uJ believed ne prisoner NE
would certainly be spared This Application D. designed ~ M .uiiau
vel support the rights Of felowbtng writ Of
has been dcne IN tits State during rs
history a Sae-never. never. never
Judge Stuart then stated at length the grounds on
which his application was based, and closed with an
until the questions OF law raised can he decided .
Distrct-Attouev Garvn, reply, reviewed in vivid
manner the incidents of the crime, showing the evident
predetermnatiOu that existed in Fosters nind ana the
indications OF intent to commit murder, ana claimed thdt
consideration could be urged IN Fosters Dehat that
should have ally weight whatever The legal points he
also argued holding that they all frivolous ana re
Quesed hs Honor 10 read the opinion written by judge
CardozO upon the application made to him similar To the
present one. In which they were all reviewed. . ,
Judge Stuart briefly replied, admitting that FOSTER had
committed q crime but claiming that the facts dld not
justify a verdict Of murder in the first degree Decion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
DEPARTURE or F0REIGN MAILA
THURSDAY jury

Mails Tor Tnroe Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Lnerck sails from Per No. 49, ~ R. close az PostOhce 1900
M. station A, 1850 d, 1880 q Supplementary
Mail for paid leiten only made up Per No 49, 80 -, aud
closed at 80 o. m Steamship sl.l. 40 g.. 90
IAN deposited In Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
douhe postage.
Bremen per steamship hegfOrk sails
from rhd- HC.Okc1. close the Post Once a y NOS no
Station A. llo b. 1880 No Supplementary Mail steam
ship sails a. y. ~.
Mails Tor Havana and West nte' sieams.p Columbia sails
y. r.. close al b. Steam p sfil 30 3 D.
Bermuda W /, Ter steamship San FIantseo close at Post
0fce az D. no.
FRIDAY. JULY T.
Mails Hfvara West ladies and Mexico via Sal and Vera Cruz
pc steamship Of Merida, tom Pier No 10 T. R. close al thc Post
Onre a p. Steamship sails 90 , o.. M
Saturday does not 81
take Prssan Mall hut thai da by The steam
ship which takes tie mails ioI Europe, &C.
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PORT OF NEW -yoRE

PORT OF NEW ToRK............ ..............JULY
CLEARED.
Steamship Asvra JBr Smith. Glasgow Henderson Eros
Steamship south Carolina, Beckett Charleston ; c. H. R. Morgan
steamship Nevada BE. Green Liverpool Williams Gugq
steamship Glarels walden Boz On. II. r Dinocs.
Steamship Philadelphia. Jou.. Philadelphia
snip Euydice lBr Lowhe AT m.chi \ B. H. j. De Vol CO
BarA Abraham Lincoln Ital Beutauine Pelarh Roads A. P
Bark King Oscar Nor enen, Crons'a Wendi leien book
barb G. de zado Miller 2hanzas sagua Grande, wa7d
Bark Mse Octave BEL Cook Pcou y Usher Kendall Co.
Brig Pepu Swe Fultl, Malmo Sweden Neudt leteu bocA
B Bas g % 2P lo st PS Mart Tn Frsu 60 Ban Co.
schr Aspant Nor Rasmusseu ssoHe Vent, Teten Book
Farard Ceam Fiariq v sI! qm'G S A. Abbott -
sefr. Gamma Hunlcy Boston. Jed FRYE = Go.
Soo1 q. jenny m i Iaa shepard Elaldori
Canal boat T. W Skinner Skinner osTego National Transportation
Care aIonay-Dre Lily (Br Ryan Sidney C. B., c b Swain
ARRIVED.
Steamship Aemarc Couch Richmond Cy Point and Norfolk with
Sehp lille Dcenfs Galveston June IS via Key Yves, 2oh,
p Co.trtae Cer1eg Loadoa ald Wight IS day. with
l Paaa5 tot belfast eaaj Mcconnell Liverpool May with
e, 70 S S- s ssTk bound w. painted g1een with yellow stripe
Bsrk Kledg Sorl Eeusen CariR 80 days with railroad iron 70
Brig Ss York DALI sAvYe N5 .. IS d n with in' to orfT
WISD-sun'ei moderate, 5 :. ". osgy of shore.
SAILED.
Steamships tnl and nevada Tor LVeoo As'ri JOY 's-o"
South Carolina, Tor Charleston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po-ov 1nv we'd brig. Empress tBr johns r. r
Pr,eus from - Martins ope Rumba from Bamor sIort
Philsd-lrha HOLMES Edndge
Port su-Pste sh Bcle Pung from Baltimore tEgs
J,cpn Miller from CIenegos A. MeNea Small from sasui
pan ,pttpuA July 4Aruyet steamships Mar Grumiey, from
View Yors sarah Jones FROM Nev-iork; bng Golden gut BT Al
6..,r from Saua ell Fish. Turner from Ponce. 7. r.
Forruys. MONROE July 5Paei n for Baltimore bark Peter
Wsrvrk from RIO. hrg Concord Kelley anu May - ron west
Iaies; srhr Eagle Wave, from lemerlra
FOREIGN PORTS.
roxnov 1ug The steamship H,yetia Capt GHgs from New
YorE WE'D herr TODAY.
d tourt-l Ar Neville yrslenay proceeded for Liverpool
The Sstona steamship France Capt Grace New York
lime "a al Queenstown this morning anu proceeded Tor Liver
pool -
SPOKEN.
Shin s Lord from Calao Falmouth Nay lat 70 % s. lon
% w. -, NJ. T. c.,-..
scr ilts Merrill FarnsSorth from Newport Wales iof calves
TON Juue 2q I'M sight OF Southwest Pass .-
sT Amer Knight of Marbehea June 30 the Banks had 400
otis fsh.
fFor Latest ship Ners see FIN PageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
Wssk Relnps- Small Drh.
'HaHp Typh9s Typhoid. ing Scarlet per Measles 'hri

JaIS ......4 a = 10
OF r Of smallpox q discovered BY Health Inspectors
during their VACCINATIONS
DR.. Russell, Registrar of Records, made the following
report:
fhe 60 deaths registered Tor the past week being 9 more han
for the week and 100 lees than 0 The Ontg week OF
800 Although toe death py rising u-ua this season
The foregoing comparison between Tie past year an m present yo,
l33 ieyelopmetl a ard violent p The mortality NON small
being the az IN tn preceding week Twelve deaths referred
scarlatna typhs respectively
and zoe complaint Of per 40 occurred
children under year The mortality however from
affections this class mnch below that Of the corresponding
week in 1870 There death from hYdophob June % The
victim had been bitten by dog three months previous and died within
q hours after Development the disease The number Of deaths
from consumption ed from &c 10 o5
The following the meteorological observations the past week
Mean reading Of barome 2ji2 irhs; temperature b16
maximum temperature, In shade 80 AMI 10 sun TO So Tues
da minimum 50 Thursday degree Of humidity, 5lS
During The Spring Quarter there registered tb dCaT s
than the mortality Of W Winter Quarter and 2 than thar Of The
c0rpon ling period 1870 This mainly drc zym0c Die
and consumption. Smallpox ooca0e J8 daau Increase %
30 cent upon the previous quarter The mortality from rna
decreased II, and that from measles "a 1rphn fever
stoned y DEATHS typhoid eTsPeas a. dlucl diseases 7
and pts pumOnaN LOIS During the two weeks ending June u
June II there 2i5 and 2 deaths from smapo London and
the epidemic continued undated the other English towns hitherto
under IL influence. declining Busse Reports from Paris
have been resumed and considering M lac hmrnh condition
exhibit gratifying Of public health Wln the week end
responding period Of 1870 Twenynne attributed Fhod fever
4 small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
COURT CALESDARs-Tns DAY.
PROMOTIONS IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT


,neut are announced to take effect nom July !; .
A. Goluel Of KnEne Co. No Jninrs ~ Monroe
ofE and deoSo and Walter T. FnIong Of Engne 90 No 70
A. ttsn Enoneeu AssfHt I0femSnJohu Batterbe Of Enfhe
20 No D b. Tompkus Of Hook and Ladder Co NO ~ vivian
Ne of Rp1Rs Co No Francis Reilly Of Engine Co No. q
Cr,s Wolf of Engine Co No. o aud kdwam !" uls u on
Co No ~ 10 ForeinSh flrcmnJohn fireman o Lhsne
E l9 Michael OahBorof Elgne Co No ~ John hf ol nsh.
- ~ N Thomas ~ Engine Co No IL frd.nck bo'e
Epgile Co. - John kaitT {" u22f sud Lsdau -" ~" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
Gelp nonnte0.

TFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED.
i A NEW YORK LIPE INSURANCE COMPANl dong an ALI
CASH business AGENT for the METROPOLITAN De
ThCr. -
Also one for the State Of NEW JERSEY.
Address. with references LIFE INSURANCE Box o1o J. u
NANTED-Two successful CANNASSERS'
Ia bou Good ss!ary viii be paid experienced Insurance adver
-eu uatdlt book or map preferred also General
Agent Cal Oh write fully giving experience and SALARY expected
ASHER q ADAMS. 35 Broadway, New York
NNDANTED-For an old and well established
w Massachusetts, Life Co.. GENERAL AGBNtfor he
Metropo district well experienced nsu
AGENTS y address reference aud experience T. ~ boi
Gil, Hew-Nork City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
DECISIONS-JULY 3.

SapcriOr C0Wt-Specidl TGm-By Judge MOnell.-
sturgs agt David Golden Murray 81 al-OrdeI grauted ,
(ourf Of Common Peas-Specidi Ierm-By Judge
10 amended IN ese days Clark agt
ordered against defendant Rogers upon his n'oons WIN
costs Garland az Ree-erenoe ordered DeegauHn ast weed 81
al -iu vacated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

Barrie Of Bngne H. Of No a. Phrp
Sheridan of nnc Co No and Thoms Lhcry NJ BBBe No IS
| 10 be Assistant PofenfnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
6itnations mantco--femalco

A TTENTI0N - Employers of SERVANTS
II can dni ~eeconmend and capable Servants Of a ntor iof
cty EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 100 West Th f1url-
Broadway. Established 10 ycar No delay Conc end --e
~ b.-Protestants and Catholics on hand
A GIRL WANTS a SITUATION for General
Housesork Plain Cook Washing and Ironing Call Tor two dag
at l67 Beeckerst
GET your frst-class, c0lOred SERVANTS,
~ male and female for every caraoy, at bIAhS SELECT
AGENCf, No 5 sIth-aye., IT short notice.
GOOD German Female Servants al Mrs. Iiid's
CfGean Institute IN Noro between Hvngton and sianon-
SITUATION WANTED as SEAMSTRESS-
- In private amy hrs,css and litter operate on
W We machines and Understands millinery; objection some
Light Homework or 10 70 the country Adr NJ D. % Ae
GUNNER HOUSES, Hotels, Boarding-hOuses,
- and private families be supplied with good Cooks Chamber
maids L8undcyes and ousevorke immediately al WALLER :
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1873 srIth-aye. over drugstore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
IRAND EXCURSION to LAKE SUPERIOR

GRAND EXCURSION to LAKE SUPERIOR.
~ The UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY will send their ayorlte
j. T. Turner leaving Buffalo July ~ ~ Veand
Jur 81 Detroit b. GRAND EXCURSION AROUND LAhE
SIPEROl visiting point o interest that celebrated ana beau
tI1 lake The trp will occupy twenty-five da Prominent rc
tons on the route Lake Erie Cleveland Detroit Der River
Lake 81 Clair and River sarna Lake Huron Sau Ste Mare S.
Rapids Lake superior Neopgon Rapids iou dys Tor
6hngj, Isle Royae the celebrated Silver lsn Fort william
lone day to visit Camp the uissn Bay Station and the
lannon's Aueths Vein) Duluth Superior CITY Bayfield, La Point
Marquette trOu Mines a. Ne
gsunec Point Pins Detour Macknac
and Put IN Bay
intending camp the Fishing Grounds az Negon River
should provide themselves with tents, cqupage &c
An Physician wi be on board the IMP.
A sufficient number " Launlresses will he on board
good o Music will accompany the Excursion.
Asony EIGHTY TICKETS will be sold application for then should
be made at
Fare Tor the entire trp INCLUDISG MEALS,and BERTIS
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PlYE DOLLARS
For passage and all information app 10 r. L. WILLIAMS Agent
2l Broadway New YORK W D. CUSHING Agent l3 SulerWs
Cleveland: CHESEBROUGH Agent Detroit; = u CALDN ELL
Manager Onost Buffalo, B. ,. PATRICK Gen Psss
Agent Buffalo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.
MORE FEVER NESTS TO Re vAcATED-DEATu
LAST WEEK.

LAST WEEK.
The Sanitary Committee of the Board of
Health, yesterday, called the attention OF the Depart
men Of Public Works TO the filthy condition O. Worth
st., between Chatham-square and Centre-st, and re-
quested that it should be cleaned and paved The Board
ordered that tho tcnements Nos 343 and 35 West Thirty
sixthst. be vacated and thoroughly renovated These
houses have become 80 thoroughly impreguated with
smallpox and other diseases that 10 Is impossible TO put
them In proper order while they inhabited.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris submitted the follow
ing comparative statement of contagious diseases for the
two weeks ending Jnly ]. 1911:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
5itnaiions Danteo-- alales

active, intelligent man of 60, retired from
"a business desires employment CASH BOOKKEEPER CASHIER
ar m or iyh position Office; salary much an OBJ
e o. something oeeupy his time Address T., fnbune
TANTED-SITUATI0N as ENGINEER by
w person erp renee served three years T. Nayy familiar
heating give Al references Parties drsiung
fetept s5tcr r an can address n. H. L., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ass sun 7.j Moon 1852
Sandy .l0.i8 Cows ll:2 Heb Gate l:2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
Sales bp Aucnor

A. hEEvIs. Asc,oneer
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
sD Nhtsales u Books Works Of AIT Paay COOS Purg
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. date Lcavitt.
N Strebegh Cor Clinton Hail. Aston po. For the bg
AUCTION Of LIBARIE COLLECTIONS OF Books PANyG sRd a
Minds Of LITERARY PROPERTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

DELAwARE, LAcKAWANNA ana WEsT
MORRIS tNu ISL" DiivrSrOV

IL
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LAEo Water Gap soui.hug t-r l,on,
Depot New York. foo, Of Bray. anl got q C.t.t
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, eommeacsg MONDAY, J-ae j.
5oa m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRIM. 9.-ap B~art.
connecting Il, Dover With ester r. h a, Waterloo er b.,
and Scranton with l. and b. r. T. Tor Kingston ".a-r' Poo
IS N EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. D. 90, y 3. Deg
ton Branch az Doyerwtn Clestef Branch az loo ' . *
for Anio7er and Newton. Washington r'hshe d. j. m W r.
cu AMI Osvego and Lastos with Lehgh valley Il T. o - l'
1890 M. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop st SeEars Nr'
town. Dover Waterloo HacIettsiown Nasn-. ~. .Ll
for BeteLem Allentown Msuh Chunk. wilkesoane B,a- and
400 p BRoa 70 GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Patron aaf
orpTg 8, prac stations sonnet ng at Dover With Chester r.
40 @ E1sToS EXPRESS connects Dover with c4es, R.
R. At Waterloo VII s1ssei r. a and At s;toa Win l. v H. L. 'r
Bethlehem. Al ~ ,<S tLug Hams rg AMI ~ Wet o..
3:2o p. HACKETTsTOWE MAIL with Bool'ol, Chester
a. oRR R4G9TTTsT9T 10y SI SI II gn , $40 49,
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at go 157r s lo
ll:20 m. 23O 90 f1o ntyl anil n.lo M .. . N
AMI fG 9ASSh 1 ,I5 go !! TO- oG re- 30 So 500 a IS
'n For ai SEwARK at $50 55 7:s5 ESQ se geo lr d, o.
100 go aud m 'lo 900 go I:14 3:i. 70 -
Has p. M. Trains marked stop az Eas Newark. - ~ ~
Leave EeE-York for BLOOMFIELD and CLAIR at CO.
P,.spS-r Tor LAKE. HOPATCoNG have New Yor a. f.ls u
eo3 g S on sa coaSc a VIZ steamer Sell Fo BpJ
LAKE It 2 :3 AMI . leaving s ,o e R , ID
al 5:I5 sUd H ri o. r 40 AMI $50
tlrnce b stage miles ~ a
WAKE WATER GAP $500 A. and 500 p m f"I 3D. i-ib
SPRINGS at8a. ~ : sthOCH. Super.. .'f.
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Drpots
IL foot of Chamber--s aud foo; of 23d-st. Slow.
Express leave thamlesi. ~ g. IT r D
p daily NeE md improved Drawing Room Zoe t's
accompany the hroughtJ Buffalo and D. %.
Horuee with magnificent Sleeping toahes running
through Cevean and Cincinnati sleeping Cocaes ACCOMPANY e
II a. 10. from Suslueh,una Buffalo the SGD on nom
NeWYork Suspension Bridge and The from NrioA 20
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emgnt Tram leaves
] daily b:lJ o. n.
For Por' Jirvs and War GO0a. u ami 4:3o p, M.
Mddg1wn and Way 40 and 81" p d. am. N4lH"s
only $3.50 10.
FOR New1urgh and WAY. az 9uo a. $3.50 and 5.S
For SUIT IN and WAY. and 6 g. Do.
For ami Nav 6:+j 10 Y m I;t g. ''l' 20
Fol Isckensack Ha and Spring valley 200 and y -
24:n 500 - end Ihursla7' and S-ni on3 az
Por Permor, Mack Taluans AID Wav $50 a. D. 100 $50
4l5 f4:3l aud Saturdays onlr ~ midnight
Aa4ifouls aFt
depot earlier than above ums. Last boat io 20 -,
BIS p M. 90,
for the checkng and trr'
gage the Company ohcs, til ~ and sJ bro, 10
5f,rt.st Creenve1t Fultonst BROOKLYN; l1i s lf
Williams lur Depot. Cf brst and foot Of 2is. NfT
York DocA Depot J} Ct anl ofthe Agents az Co. na
cpd loe-. rp...-, .-l ~ .ror ti,,lef....
For Hscseusics HilsiIle OIl
I. D. RUCHER Ne - wv, y. '.''t'
Gen SUIT i'L "en I"' -
NFW-YORK AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
y ROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

DELttWAEE and NEW-YERK 5. :. Co,
i f5 8, = 2 III 81. Xxx, ~ es5sf
ofa H lLHfsIAY s. .aI. I'd I o. % pr 90 o. srrss
" '-'l' i'' D. s'se aad &c apply at lcr o. th. ..
'OR NORWALK and DANHURY-Pailroad
WI ,.' l 15 &C., s, -, Sz za5E
Is er,' o. ' l,c ~ ,, Of 81 boy srl ta- F.rs
}AtElblp4pNs10 4Hl E AND ono RAILROAD cos
N0aTHR R,T FiFitI ,~ Z. o.. VT sorrhwE5T. aad
iAegQ{ gMLRoaD PaI So.h River a. INLAND fs6ffI
In d a. .-. ..t ~ rowe y" ~ = Up 'g Washing.
IN. or.-r., ~ Ti,gt -. .,r-,r4 We ~ LiaH aaoHing
. WIN. III. G,usr. Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSRY.-
-, 800 ,' .''.li 20 r -i0r. '.t Of Lhe1i
VIZ o. ...are. irla e.sn E,a.i a. B. psbarg
high valley Eoai an oaae-t a-, i5rrsa ar-et ~ 70 Pi
ea-gh sna s Wet without ear, , 70 Cea.r Pup.5
ALLE2SsT2}yE2T lryE TO TIE WEST
NJ Nay y. l8-i.-LeI'e Ner.lors o. follows:
q,r, r non haanoy CITY p. Carmel lle'on Trnstanlaes
RaFoF Easton. Connecting at Junction with Del lae, and
5eTa H sTs E l3 w c arsg .9 son. Fi
CtaDi Whine 3et,5 i III T.so En- 1 =. Eo N.a,9
Lelgh valley R,iIro.d for Aaae. Caa.f
ig:l a. m-Way Train ioI ,omerr Ie.
,, I2:5o p mFoE feT,,2goH Pastor Aeaovn M1,l 0sas
Ephnta' Pottsy.e Harrisburg, &C. couae at Pl,sua af 81
~. m.-For Plan6rd
2:lO mFor Blston Connects Phil psburg
Suq liyis Tor Allentown Ntue ScH'0r and
With Lebgh valley r. R or AleHtVu ami Ca1Iu Connects %
Jun eion with D L. AMI ". r. H.
?. mLPor EastOn Allentown md Naucl Chan.
43np. m-For Somerriie and Faa'rEo1.
5ru-OiNCGNNArI EXPIRES. daily Iur ktson b-iaifr h11
town Reading HARRISBURG Ptt.aur-l Chicago, and tucun Steep
/ ing and Palsc. Can 10 Ptshlrgb and Chicago
5:i3p m-for S1Woryiie.
P H. For Eastnu.
7 o. m-For S1uaryiIe.
go rm--lim lra1tl--F0r Eas,o7.
S.inp MO- pnulrId.
l2nm-Fo- Painted Wednesdays AMI Siiuriava
For El1Iehlt .eH.tO t:Jj. 1915 49, tN t.pI t.l hiN
lo:Jj, n - a 1880 1900 300, 30 1918 $3.50 f.H. fo fb
5j 5A a. G0 G.lU ZOO. 1.5l. 1:if. 3:f 9tlO.i lAl
Tickets for the West @, OBJ turi 40 The o1 OF Che Contra Ht
road Of NeJereg Sev-lork; AMI the opal
hotels and ticket Offices in Nev-Yos CITY.
n. P KICKER Slpern,snieu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
prlntlno.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-
" LITHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MAEuFACfURERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

IA N and $ p m. Poughkeepsis trains
q:g5a No.. l2:3o. as and o;l5 p ~, PeeAsAl ran~
$50 and m. Sing Sing trains ,- . OIL. a., a., ... 81.
Yonkes trains 49,. 81 4. d,
p,nsbLs. !, SPECIAL ma d. south Of loukrr.
'''e" 4. H. KENDRICK. General Passenger hF'n'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-17
Plighted.

Mine to the core of my heart, my beauty
Mine-all mine, and for love, not duty
Love given willingly, full and free,
Love FOR loves sake, as love thee.
Duty, a servant, keeps the Keys,
But love, the master, goes In and ont !,
Of his goodly chambers, with song ano
shout.
Just as he please-just as he please
Mine, from the dear head 'scrown, brown
golden,
To the silken foot that's scarce beholden
Give warm hand to q friend-a smile,
Like generous Lady, now and awhile
But the sanctuary heart that none
dare win,
Keep hoIest Of hottest evermore--,
The crowd in the aisles may watch the
door,
The high-priest only enters in.
Mine, my own-without doubts or ter
With all thy goodness, all thy errors,
Unto me, and to me alone, revealed,
IA spring shut up, fountain sealed"
Many may praise thee-praisemine
and thine;
Many may love thee-I'llleve thee too ;
But thy heart of hearts, pure, faithful,
and true,
Must be mine-mine wholly-for-
ever mine.
Mine! God, I thank Thee that Thou hast
Something all mine on this side heaven
Something as much myself to be
AS this, my soul, which / lift to Thee,
Flesh of my flesh, bone ofmy bono,
Life of my nfe-us whom Thou dost
Two to the world, for the worlds works
sake,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-17
MECHANICS MILLS
AT GRANITEVILLE, s. G.
i HE Undersigned herewith announce
| to the public of Edgefeld that they have
established at Graniteville,
! First-Class Custom and
Merchant Mills.
AT GRANITEvILLE, s. c

We have put into our Mills all the la.
test and Best Machinery, that we may be
enabled to give as Fine an Article OF
Flour, and as much of it, as any other
Establishment South Of Mason and Dix
on's line.
Besides GRINDING WHEAT, we de-
sign putting into our Mills good RICE
CLEANER. And furthermore Thresh
and Clean Wheat, and Pack Cotton.
So Soon as the Toll Season is over, we
shall go into the regular FIGURING
BUSINESS FOR MARKET.
And We would say to all parties living
convenient to Railroad who may send lis
their Wheat to grind. that we will haul
the same to and from the Depot in Gran
iteville free of charge; and for every
Five Bushels of sound and clean Whest,
will return One Barrel. of as good Flour
as the Wheat will possibly make.
All our Different Grades Of FLOUR,
MEAL, GRITs, &C., will always be as
Good as the Best and as Low as the Low.
est.
Trusting to our Thorough Practical
Experience in this line Of Business, and
promising our best efforts togive univer-
sal satisfaction, we respectfully solicit for
the MECHANICS MILLS the patronage
of the public.
BRENNER G. BAKER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-17

suits of agriculture, in order to re-
lieve the necessities of those, who
were dearer TO him than life itself
His aged and honored father, whose
best days had been passed in the ser
vice, of his country, had periled his
all in defence of his native South,
and had gone down with the rest in
the general wreck and ruin. To re-
build the fallen fortunes of that faith
or, to soothe his declining age, to aid
him in the support of his younger
children, was the duty to which he
now devoted his failing energies.
But alasl even this noble incen-
tive-high and elevated as it was
could not suffice to save him. Con-
sumption had fastened its fangs upon
him, and spite of the anxious care OF
friends, spite of the manly endurance
of the victim himself, he sank under
its relentless grasp and at the
early age Of thirty-seven years, with
all the bright promise Of his intellec-
tual greatr ress in the future, he fell,
"Like a full ear of corn
Whose blossom 'scaped, vets withered
in the ripening."
We have not adyerted, except incl
dentally, to the private life Of Mr..
Rhett. We would approach that pre-.
cinct, sacred to domestic love and
family affection, with cautious and
softened tread; but this much we
may be permitted to say of him, as
that, which all who knew him will
recognize to be true, that he was a
man of high and generous nature,
sensitively Jealous in honor" Of no
BILE impulses, of gentle and amiable
temper, and open as the day to all
that was pure and magnanimous in
human character.
The moral and personal intrepidity
which had characterized him through
life, did not desert him on the ap-
proach of death, and he met his fate
with the calmness and serenity Of
one, who having lived as becomes a
man, was content to leave his future
in the hands of that God, in whom he
had always trusted, and Whose mer-
cy endureth forever"