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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19


ssysIn view Of repeated thefts 81
I II. S. Securities, the Treasury De
partment has called attention to the
fact that, although all the coupon
bonds of the Government are issued
paya bic to bearer, SO that they will
pass by delivery, and are good, al
though lost OF stolen, when in the
hands of a bona fide holder, the case
is different with the 7.3Os, which are
issued in blank, but with the words
cor order" instead of "to bearer" i'm
printed on the face. So long as Is
80 note remains thus in blank, it
passes by delivery like a cupon bond,
and bona fide purchaser for value
can collect the sum, Notwithstanding
it has been stolen or lost. But in
case the holder Of the 7.30 fills the
blank space with his name, the note
then becomes his property, payable
TO him or order, and he cannot there
after be deprived Of bis title by any
loss or larcency Of the note, anymore
than the holder of check or draft
payable to his order and this is the
law, Notwithstanding his name may
have been SO skilfully extracted by
acid as to leave no trace Of it. Ifthe
original holder Of the note can prove
clearly that his name was written on
the face of the 7.30 his title is good
Notwithstanding the epasure, and
even against a bona ide holder for
value and will be recognized by the
Treasury Department, and upon
proof of the facts will bepaid to him.
All persons dealing in Government
Securities ought carefully to bear in
mind the foregoing popularity of the
7.30 notes, which may, as stated, be-
come converted into negotiable secu-
rites payable only TO order, which
cannot be the case with any Of the
coupon bonds of the Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19
rsA Colonel Baker the Cover

r@- Colonel Baker, the Govern
ment detective during the war, has
it is alleged, testified before the Ju-
dietary Committee of Congress that
while Andrew Johnson was Military
Governor of Tennessee he saw a let
ter from him, addressed to Jeff Davis
offering to sell himself and Tennessee
to the Southern Confederacy. Jeff
Davis is reported to have said on sew
eral occasions that Johnson did not
dare to bring him to trial, as be had
in his possession letters to prove that
he, Johnson, had offered to 60 with
the South if he eotld have certain
Office in the Confeder.o e Govern
ment. Whether Col. Baker and Jeff
Davis are or are not correctly report,
ed, it is very certain that johnson
has sold himself to the Southern Con
federacy since he become President,
and that he has tried with all bis
powers to sell Tennessee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

na- The great Snowman P. T. Bar
mum, was nominated recently for
Congress By the Republicans of the,
EOnrth District of Connecticut, now
represented by Hon. John III. Hub.
bard. His election is certain, as the
district is Radical hy.a large majors
|ity, and he is the leader of the Radi-
Gals Of the district. His vote will be
right and on the side of human
rights, every timo it is cast.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

s@r A Baltimore dispatch says: "a
petition is now circulating here, adj
dressed to the United States Senate,
ana receiving many signatures, pray,
ing that body to refuse Senator SWAMI
his seat, on the grounds Of bargain
ing, illegal voting and unconstituti.
onal acts as Governor, and other al
legged offenses."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

5>i 4zsz "a szss - -
-
+ ~, -.:+l,
4 1}y g 2rlnclpie' ~
1le tnat Prlnc:Ple ,t ts'1 Yas
we ut'on--wnl'e .ns : les ,
\ !ae4t 9e hls own successor an ,'
3 20 euceeeu nllnseli, ~ VII
'e ~ nis ses'o = lno ProSi'
as! 2ar !sucn = l'ocl human 9
! EYES. ne VIII peS,n - Scnel -
!oE eec2nQ election: - e 2 stand-
ln@s etlon 20 hlm 20 use the
power IS oiace "a sucn 9 manner
i .Rls own polltical lor-
zlI16 pfeslelency y TOO valua-
2 4 az g man y ne ccnpaee tne
posi tion be means OF eperpe tnating
himsetf iR bat Office. Another OBJ
jectfcn fo provision Of the Con
stltut!on lsa that we have 9 divided
man IN the presidential omar. Enc
uueles o. ene presidency are sucn az
~ require = "noie man, 1ae Wnole
WI, ana ~ 70 VINO" n Molk Dut IN
I:n 'n.lo4 = 9 : reslool'g = - ma = i
nlmseil l1sluent o. 2 lesluon' V 8
parry 80 WI 40 u the councry' seu
me result cha1 we are only Aall
serseu
Anoen0i ''nng aln - iavoh =
e gu =! w. laSoi :. aooilSnlng enGono0 =
W " ti16ioen,. Icy TX usbl nase -
lHof1 ~ tesluents: 1890
- 2 na'o n,,u' uau luck wpn sno -
Ir."as ~. - uol 9 oIoot;nr !
v;oa pr :. - 49, t neeu aa Tine we
alact Pres;da v - t ~ s thara Is mead
of elact;nr second nd w;9e when va
have got opo 'e a1roadw - Snfic;eht
INTO r. dou i ~ -" IA tboraofn
M 49, usy = .n1 ~ ~ u;ao ~.
;lanow ,1a,s eon ,,,1, T. no.,
~ Ius'i hr;efv s s+atod TINS. The nr ns
Jonou e az ''i TTn;ted States l;lIe ~ ~ ]
crown - &c slu u,nnarehv i +amnt;no
hanh,a T. : ) Vow '1as;ro hla Kin : 3
Man oro = n,h;t;nn 49, !; ss,l !, MAJ h;t;an
- 49, r !, 'noA IT, o = 60 = ~ :
W. ranaat uspt ;4solf TIar - 10 nnt :
IPoro.ng ISL. III - noO .
snrs ~ - 44i.oIe .uho nao ~
Hood o oool, '' Tnr ~ cromn
have mn rdered THEW friends who - have ,
d;ned at ~ tah1o n,;tb thana for 81 :
crown ~ ~ $50 So san+ +Ia aso 81 -
tbo oaila na .ha ;e 9enO ' hua aIaaSsfn -
thew n,, = s;atars Wv" ND nlnn aJ @ tha
Jas 49,, - 0'9Io'o, wv P4un00 On9
hla5asa ~ ~ Inoa Oma ~ =, - e
or;;,,,as - ~ 49, .lo aa. - ~ -
praa; SI "r0 D0o onue',r w.. ~
resiucncy IS equally q tempting
baublein this country. I am not for
placing that temptation SO near any
man as it issplaoed. when we elect a
Vice President. am not for elects
ing man to the presidential chair,
ana tnen putting 9 man behind him
Wltn MS ampltlon all leadlng thaP way
with his desires, his thoughts, all
directed upon that chair, with q
knowledge, at the same time, that
only the Presidents life stands be-
tween him and the object Of his am
bltlon. | am not tor placing a man
behind the President within striking
distance OF him, whose interest, whose
ambition, whose every inclination is
to be subserved by his getting that
chair. The wall Of assassination is
too thin to be placed between man
and the Presidency Of the United
States. A clique, 3 clan, a ring, usu-
ally forms around the Vice President
The President dies and in steps the
1 Vice President. He is reminded al
once Of bis PA pledges, and he begins
to tr1E - ss,ss1- ~ tsraine
a9a'nss ny pMey VINO elected him
a - = Iena,naDo 'aos sna1 10 no m
stance mas any vice president follow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

@The Paris exposition commits
sion have sent forward all articles
from Wisconsin designed for the
grand exhibition. The articles sent
comprise lead and zinc ore, bricks of
iron ore, Indian curiosties, photo
graphic views, leather, sorghum seed,
nuts, broom corn, glue, hops, Wis.
consin law reports, sectional maps,
state statistics, shingles, -four, native
copper, samples of all kinds Of grain,
and many other less noticeable
things. ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

ABsENT.-Mr. Cover is at Madison
and writes that he wishes the HERALD
readers to do without bis services
for this one week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-19

MA young married. lady in one
Of the western villages whore husS
bands arc easily captured has made
application for divorce on the
ground that her husband shores.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

let it strengthen universal liberty and equality Benevoence
the handspring of the Irish heart In other does
general generosity of character much abound What is
nooer IN man than positive regard for his native land? 1t
comes with his SOUL it goes with it, and the wrongs of his
are the fires that stir him action, and which have lighted in
every land the affairs of liberty.
True patriotism is devotion and sacrifice to the of Lib
er the defence of everything high and NOBLE eevatng and
just. Let Irshmen nscrbe this their banner.
For several hundred years the Irish nation has brave bat
tied for its independence but English power backed by Eng
fish perfdy baaed them in their attempts to found govern
ment of their own.
The iron hand of desposm has smitten just ambition but
forever for the freedom of Ireland with the fu
ture.
The nineteenth century full of action the fires of equality
were kndled in 776 again in 1851 and before 1900 the bal
lots of freemen shall rule the world.
Justice for the wronged light for the blind liberty for the
oppressed is whispered every cline by Heavens free wind
and to the opposing that shall dare oppose the march
of just reform, the mighty flow of liberalism.
Slavery dead Let every friend of Liberty stamp upon its
grave
shL!en of America be true the principles of Justice and
humanity Your benevoence prompts YOU the wrongs piled
your native land by British rule the suengs of your
through English oppression shall make you hate the very
of nhumanty should teach every daughter and of
the Emerald Isle to depse those who would ensave mems
bodies mems minds.
America is ee labor then, you who have left beyond
wide your chdhoods homes where desposm still cngs
who have in welcome made this western continent your
labor that the blessings of similar may be
to smile the old land of your fathers and like land
Washington and Lincoln it shall become, by its wisdom and the
justice of its seGovenment the beacon light of the entire
world. L. H. CALDWELL
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
acknowledgements and Resources -Fenianism
Advice to Emigrants- Raids.

DENVER, COLORADO TERRITORY June Sd, 1857.
TO the Editors of THE Irish Republic:
Having worked all day at my trade and enjoying the
luxury of cigar after taking stroll around City
hale the cool air of the dewy night wander away fancy
the green fields and the pleasant valleys Ireland
of boyhood the old castles and monaseres fresh
minds things of yesterday and their quaint and
melancholy traditions ring in unsteady when
heard them from the lips of those who long ago laid
rest in the old churchyards AS stand in fancy tall
green HILL and the valley lies smiling before me- peoped
fair and brave men, ask myself how it is that
country and people, like ours the feet of the stranger
These the thoughts and feelings of millions of race
well mine, this dreamy June evening 1t may that
dream much and do little Who shall lead
melancholy moods and dreamngs of home, that home
deemed? Let work and hope for people like carrying
nations and goes with wherever co. will
sometime reach the correct solution of the great question
Irish Independence.
Full of such thoughts take copy The REPUBLIC
and thinking might interest and cheer the Brotherhood
where know that doing duty cheers us
to hear from them send you Colorado notes.
Ten ago there not house where the good
City of Denver with its five thousand inhabitants stands The
wild flowers boomed here and the wilder man roamed
with white hands to pluck the one white civilization
to annoy and push further the other, since which
time the City of Denvewth many churches academies
semnaries schools hotels and workshops,-ke a magical
dream has arise through which the Pa River and the
dreaded Cherry Creek flow unchanged when they swept
past the wigwams of the red
Foremost among the energetic business of Denver
of Irish citizens and foremost in the
the daughters of Green ISLE We have the Territory
three Circles of the Fenan Brotherhood in good andng
working unngy in holy cause, hopeful in spite of all
obstacles that that cause for which all linked in Bro
herhood will yet triumph tyranny and apathy and that
the days of persecution and slavery will pass away
Irshmen, and all Of every aud ne will enjoy the
bessings of life, liberty, and happiness.
The Denver Circle, of which am member is progressing
finely under the careful of its officers The ladies
of Denver who have always aided the good work. have
Gently subscribed money enough purchase green flag for the
Circle We have ordered the flag and expect receive from
New York in few days.
With regard the Territory would not advise any persons
good circumstances who have good employment to
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
THE OMNIBUS.

The DARWINAN THEORY REDUCED PRAcrIcE-At the ex-
tremty OF the Faubourg de Roue Paris street which
forms part of the ancient precinct stands an
mansion surrounded by garden The people of the neighbour
hood call 1T the mysterious mansion The windows of the
lower stoes had never been open were
few ana Discreet and only knew that of house
was hhr and that his mother alone pre-
sence Death who the mysteries m unfolding them
only to lock them the greater and more
OF MS own ream has at last solved this The died
ms strange seciuson and so the story has become known
In 1870, madame, the countess dang, shone in he
elegant world of Paris by of her beauty her fortune
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

A Word Of Encouragement from Native Amer
lean.
NEW YORK. June Is.
To the Editors of the Irish Republic
Permit me to congratulate you the good beginning you
have made As the powshare the stubborn soil and
turns the rich the sum- may IRISH RE
PUBLIC through its widespread circulation cast from darkness
snto light turn from systems that nourih oppeSso pure
principles liberty the united Irish influence of free land
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


DIRKCToR5:
tn, Logan, T. P. shsllcross, J. 3. Rhode1,
Geo. Msndel, J. n. Hobbs, Sami. acCIet
Ian, G. W. FrRnEheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
Langhlin-
uIHIS COMPANY. NOW HAVING BEEN
organized 'fDuI years, and in that time
done q successful business, IA sttll prsparGo
to take risks al fair rates on Buildings OIL Al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab
lshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the westsFu Rivers and Lakes. -
This company offers superior inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, foi
z or years at reduced rates
This being home Institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company IL
IN the State and composed OF some
ninety-iour stockholders, most ofwhom are
afnona our Dest business men, n5cUmmends
Itseif 10 The favorable consideration OF the
lnsuring public, and solicits their patronage
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended TO by tine Secretary.
Once y Monroe street. III
" C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. ME;NDEL, Vice President
G. N. COES, Special agent. oclh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

TO LEr,-we suppose therear scores
of personstit, this city Who during the
last month or TWO, have walked
tie streets for hours in the vain search
of house with these Ominous words
thereon. Should this paragraph come
under the observation OF any of those
unfortunate individuals, we beg of
them not to conclude that we have a
house TO rsat. or that we know OF one
that can be leased. We verify believe
such thing is MOTTO be found in our
city. II there were u hundred, they
could all be disposed of at renumern-
tive prices TO the owners in less than
fortnight. What our city needs is
hundreds OF comfortable tenements
within the means of those whose pecu-
MARY condition will not admit of
their attempting to build. Could such
dwellings be had, our population would
receive large Influx from abroad, as
people elsewhere are just becoming to
appreciate the fact that Wheeling offers
superior Inducements for engaging in
all branches Of business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

THERE is something so horrible
attached to the name of Cancer
that we instinctiVely shudder at the
thought OF being ffiicted with disease
OF this character. Many in whom a
tumor is observed to appear in the
usual seat of those malignant gro wths,
dread to consult physician until they
become alarmed at its rapid progress,
for fear their own secret convictions
WIFI be confirmed-when begins such
mental anguish aud suffering that no
pen can describe.
We have been Induced 10 pen these
thoughts on hearingofa successful oper-
,tion for the removal of a Cancer from
The right breast of Mrs. Norris, who is
well known 10 many of the citizens OF
this city. This lady suffered nearly five
years, consulting the principal ply
sicians OF this city and Pitts
burgh, trying various methods of treat
ment, all without effect. She had about
despaired ofever Obtaining relief, when
she heard OF Mr.. Reynolds, whom she
consulted, he assuring her that 1t could
be cured. He commenced the treat
ment at once, by the application OF a
powder. which was continued until the
diseased part dropped out en- ndsse-
the wound being now entirely healed.
The tumor is preserved in alcohol, and
can be seen AT any time. As this affec-
ton seems 10 be on the Increase; and
the medical profession considers ninety
nine per cent. incurable, we think the
result of this ciuse should be widely
published ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

WHEELING LIBRABY.-Edorts are
now being made to increase the capital
stock OF this institution. A canvass OF
the city is now going on to add three
hundreds shares, of dfly dollars each, to
the original capital. The terms on which
these subscriptions are solicited are Ger
tainIy very liberal. Each subscriber.
for a share is given ten years In which
to pay for it. being only five dollars per
annum,-a sum that is trifling in COM
parison with the advantages to be de-
rived from such an Institution. We
trust our people Will take this matter
under special consideration. This is
the only public library in the city, and
it should never lack funds to purchase
books for its shelves. Other cities, OF
no larger population than our own,
have their libraries and courses of lee.
lures during the winter season, and we
see no reason why the Intellectual
wants of our people should not be as
liberally provided for, as is done else
where. We hope the canvassers for our
library will meet with large success.
RENESrBER Hitchcock 4 pow's Night
school, and join at once
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
TUESDAY EVENING,
pHR OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

T I30 MAIN STREET. FoRMERLY
n WyRss 4 Co..l has for many years been
The pride OF the West, and To-day Il ac-
knowledged % b the best Gallery In Jhs
6tats for plain, OIL. India Ink and Water
CoIored Photographs, including Cards and
Porcelain OF rare beauty and finish. To
thoss who appreciate dne work, and have
been dissatisfied with pictures taken at other
Reliable" trial.
n. B+SPeeial attention given tochfIdren.
Small pictures, copied 70 amy stze or style. I
.--.... g. W. LOSE & CO.,
Ise Main street, Wheeling, opposite Union
St, over Sheibis Music Store. iunla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

DURING the past year the Singer
Sewing Machine Company sold 43 600
machines, being 5000, more than the
sales of any other company. When
We take into consideration that their
new Family Machines were scarcely
known year ago, it shows that they
possess merit in an extraordinary de-
gree TO have achieved such great sue
cess. Call and see them at l5l, Main
street, where Mr.. ii. Morton will take
pleasure in explaining them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

A FIRsT-RATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cakes, mullins aud biscuits, are in sea-
son now, and everybody wants them
light, crisp, and wholesome. Use To-
gan, Lust & OBS Ee1eeLsiOr Baking POI0-
der, and your palate and stomach will
", boarding house, hotel and merchant,
should have the EcceGsior Baking PoI0-
der. Read advertisement in another
column. 20 ---.-N 90. fri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

SEwISo MACHINE FACTs.-Tbe Gro
yer d Baker elastic and lock-stitch
sewing machines were awarded the
first premium at the State Fairs of Ohio
and Pennsylvania; they are used by
thTee-fourths Of the fashionable dress
makers of wheeling, and in hundreds
of private families in Ohio county and
West Virginia; they never fail to give
entire satisfaction; they are unequaled
for plain sewing, heInmfng, tucking,
braiding, telling, and are the only ma
chimes that will eHbToideT; they are
sold at. oxtoby 81 Dufield's Jewelry
Store, .l03 Main street, west side. Call
and, see the fine display Of machines,
and watches, clocks, spectacles and
ieWelrY. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

PI.OsPEEoUs.-we are glad TO be in
formed that the Wheeling Female Sem
may, under The abIe management OF
Prof. L[oomis, II prospecting hnsiy.
quite 4 large number Of day scholars
sse 10 attendsnee, and, ne believe, a
larger number Of bosrders than we're
present. daring The last yeaF- The Fac
ulty = full, has hne TePuta lion for
scholarship, devoted 10 the profession
al teaching, and, consequently, the In
=rtuuon Is highly suecessfUs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

OFFICERS:
GEO. K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES AcCBUFEI, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DREcToRs:z Z. Wilson. Jas 8, 9, OF
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. AdRIns- .es.-
National Rapk, Wheeling List, Morrison .
CO., Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling Pryor.
Handlan & Co., Wholesale GTocers, Wheel
Ing: Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
shoe House, Wheeling; .hfcC abe, Kfaft q ca,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEhelm
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq uors, Wheel
ing; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pu6. Register.
Wheeling; T. c. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frsw & Co, Pubs. 1ntelli4g;e IneeT,
Ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Maj. Bank,
Fairmont; X, ?. Camden, Prest. Nat. ES.
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
IT., .Whee ling. RpT2o
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(CoPY.)
N-OEA'J
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, J
German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IA, 1867.
flEAAs .s.-s..s. - $1,000 1850 $4,000
DIRECTORS.

CAPITAL. AOosOOO
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William KleYts, Benno
Hammer, John OesteElIng, John. PfArT, John
lISoanler, Anton ReymAun, Philip Schuehle,
August WIedebush.
TINHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, is prepared to insure Building,
Furniture Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates
Losses after due adjndunsnt, will be
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance Will receive In
mediate attention from the Secretary.
EOmpaDy's ONCE, room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street
Joseph SEYBOLD. Secretary.
H A. KNAPP, Assistant secretary.
JOHN DESSTERLISG. President.
AUGUST wIEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REYMASS, Treasurer,
WILLIAM KLEvIS,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,J
iuu29-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

BoCKIHG's Unrivalled Baking Pow
der, the best of all the Yeasts or Baking
Powders used by all the principal no.
tells, boarding houses and by hundreds
of families in this city TO their entire
satisfaction. Sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by the proprietor, f. Booking, No.
4 nI1 E1aIIpSuar Hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

LkGcENY-oEcer SiroBeI had very
.s1eiang chase after a negro thief yesser-
'iay morning Ambrose Selson,.a color
ri man, had seen pair Of buckskin
gloves at the store Of Messrs. Rich Il
Rosen oaugh, on Market street, ana NOT
having the requisite amount 10 pur-
lchsse lhsmIconcluded u have them at
al hazards. He took the chances and
tine gloves, and the officer took him be-
fore Judge Johnston. where he confess.
ed the larceny, and was held for his
sppearanee before the Circuit Court in
the sum ofhny dollars.