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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-07
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-07

3abl oer $trden:
NSmi1d 0atbpltld .>. $500
Metbppifet 1O46O
Baptiften @v.a.u.. 1920
preSbpterianer 5000
2utberaner 1900
Gpnoreoatfpnaliten 278O
'Wrpteftanti1de Gptsccpa(e $500
.Oeutld &efprmtrt t166
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-07

IL a. DIE Soften bes
omertfanilhen &rte9eS belfefen fi@ I'M
|Sftcber 63 auf 1900 Mt1tpn Dp1ars,
Gin unerlhrpfener Matbamatifer t5ste
folsenoe Yrptlcr,e pti9es Capital tetrefz
feno, rie semtp nidt Der ~furSmeilt9iten
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1T rie Slttnme $500 MiQtpnen?
M1.tp. Wenn Elm Mann itdnblid
1000 Dollars sdblte uno spQe 10
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$4,000 Sage pper 65 Sabre su 5dblen.
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babe ei1er 3pu 2dn9e, ME ptel en9l.
Metlen plrbe bic 2tnie2,300 Mt4tpnen
Dollars meGem? Sage: $4,000 Metz
len, ,pelde einen &ret5 belarieben> Der
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rpn,1nen Elm Silterpollar, tptege cine
llnse unb auf et,em Ma9en f1nne man
cine Tpnre (22 @entner) lacen> >pte
niele @a9en mdren erfprberltd, ptt9e
@umme tpeosufabren 64>625 Wa9et1.
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8ere6nu1e Der 3ablun9, 8%ememei1un9
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freunbltden &edenfiinitler bic ialpfert9e
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senauen Beri6t tartber 31 eritatten,
ga miro es aber mpbl beiben. Sc nt9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-07
r. Senrp Juftus.
Ede Der 7tett unt Gr@anae @trafe.

Gde Der 7te1 uab Gr@anee @tra6t 81. YauL.
Daeemarbetten unb Maleret : Nuftrdae .mrbm III be.
Nuiefeu greiiea unb prompt befsrgt. pfrbe perbea tefr
bd mir bef4laetn, ME ~tretnbwo tn br Stabt. g1t& be-
Peas en.pfetlnei e~aranttre ID uaetuen 05nness reeQe unb
trausIt&t Bebieaxue. -a, 49, nj 70
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-07

Wir ntnebmen etnem unierer
@edielbldtter fol9ebe tntere0ante
@tattftt ber &trden TT ben Ser.
.Staaten. '.. '.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
cusTom HOUSE MATTERS.

The Recent Heavy Revcnue Frauds-Re-
ported Action OF the Congressional Investi-
eating C0mm1ttee. 4H N
few days sisce the HnALD Published detailed
account Of the alleged operations Of number Of men
In this city BY which the government had been de-
frauded Of about 5000 ooo The "Chisf Organizer
Of these operators, IL is alleged, was man named
Henry Hart. On the discovery OF the frauds all
tho property OF Hart that could be found in
this city Immediately attached by the United States
District Attorney, Mr.. Samuel G. Courtney. Hart ID
stated 70 be quite wealthy man-n fact millionaire
the value OF the property attached will II II said
thsn cover the amount OF the frauds Several
persons alleged 70 be accomplices OF Hart mme
diaely arrested and held BY the United States authon
ties. For days Hart eiuded the officers OF justice
he took refuge in the wilds OF Now Jersey. In the
meantime, his friends enceavored have the matter
compromised and u ID stated they offered to pay the full
amount out OF which II 10 alleged Hart had defrauded
the government. These offers rejected BY Mr..
Courtney, who expressed his determination only
the full OF the alleged frauds but also
TO proceed against him IN . criminal sui. Yesterday
Ha voluntarily surrendered himself to the United States
authorities, and held in $40 600 bail to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The Van Wyck Congressional Investigating Committee
l. continuing LIS labors, but in consequences Of the Sos
sons being held with closed DOORS very little transpres
the subject OF their abors II IL understood that
recently they have been examining large number OF
disers and recners for the purpose Of devsing
by which the whiskey frauds may be stopped and
II said that they will recommend some very important
amendments TO the internal Revenue law TO the cond-
Grafton Of Congress- when that body again assemblies
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here this morning the purpose Of entering upon this
examination, supposng from what learned ON Wednes-
DAY, that soms OF hese parties would desire an ex-
animation. received . telegram this morning. - was
about TO leave stating that all parties would waive the
examination. and therefore delayed coming and have
come only for the purpose OF attending TO some other
matters l have, therefore, been unable 70 hear what
has been said the other side. On the part OF the
government have only TO say that this examination 10
a matter which the government owes to tho persons
charged These persons have been arrested upon
distinct charge Of crime, made on affidavit
before a commissioner and duly held TO bail
20 answer any indictment that may be found
against Thorn by the Grand Jury. 1t is their privilege
to have examination II they want IL II they are
anxious for . speedy investigation of this case they
could have had last week, and they can have It now
The government has ready for such examination.
1t is the right OF the defendants to waive they see
proper and then nothing remains for the government
but 70 bring the In It's regular before the
Grand Jury, and, II an indictment shall DO found 70
bring the case 10 trial. and II shall be brought TO trial,
far concerned just speedily the business
OF the court will permit
The defendants we're accordingly held ION the bail
already given 10 await the action Of the Grand jury
after which the court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


PARADE on Fmnux. The steamer built for wash
inglon Engine company No. wH brought 70 the city
last evening with full display Of tho company headed
by chief Engineer Mccoy The different companies
turned out and presented hne appearance
An LEGENDARY AT WOMAN attempt was made on
Sunday night 70 Gre The house No. ga Grove street.
Matches were found strewed on the floor inside q
broken window In the basement Tho fire was extn-
gushed without much losR
CONVENTION The Convention Of the Young Mons As
soca,ons Of this State having fixed for this day
at Elizabeth, q delegation Of nineteen members will
leave this city ths Afternoon TO attend the convention
Hudson City.
OrKSna or THE Couxrr CouKr The October term Of
tho Hudson County Court commences to-day. The
court will DO opened 81 ten o'clock by Judge Bodle.
Forty cases are nlsd for the Supreme Court.
RoBBxR FIRED AT NJ A PoLfcE OsvicsR-M an sariy
hour yesterday morning pasrolman on duty saw .
in the act Of stealing . lsaden Pipe from new
away and although the former fired three Shots at him
the thief escaped. leaving behind him wbeeb arrow
which be had probably brought there 70 convey the
booty away.
DRowyHD--A man aged about thir,y-eight years,
named George Mehie. was1drownod on Sunday evening.
He ~ss standing the DOCK Of the Newark Gas Com
pany whom no lost his balance and fell into the water
Tbs body has not been recovered.
AccrDnn.- August Gsuter, an engineer In the brsw-
cry Of Mr. Haaa had his right arm broken In two places
yesterday BY catching Il in machinery which he was
ons. Michael CALLAHAN, employ6 in Pedds's trunk
factory had his hand severely injured yesterday morn
ing BY lie being caught In DE Mr. Rofbsch, President
Of the Newark Trunk and Bag Company, wss thrown
from vehicle In which he was riding yesterday morn
ing and badly hurt
FAm on me Nsw JHRsn AcmcuLrrRAL eocrrr.-
wavsrlsy 10 small village situated on the line Of The
New Jersey Railroad shout two miles from Newark and
three from Elizabeth II 10 quiet country place,
Gently laid OUT fsw houses and barns being the only
buildnn erected until the Now Jersey Agricultural So
ciey resolved 70 lay out weequahck lake. The place
10 reached BY vehicles through tho road leading from
Ne wark 70 Elisabeth but which branches on Just below
the Newark Poor House. and known the Lower road
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Colonel Messmore tho Deputy Commissioner, arrived
from Washington yesterday He fcels assured that his
retention In office Is fixed fact 1t appears that the
Secretary Of the Treasury informed HIM that there
no charges against him, and ordered him to continue
fuinllng his duties Deputy Commissioner Whatever
charges Colonel Memorss opponents may have intended
70 prefer, II 10 certain that when that gentleman de-
manded investigation into his official conduct they
not orhcoming the result Of the late excite.
men 10 that the Deputy Commissioner will stili con.
tnue TO direct matters OF internal in this Me-
tFopolitan district
No meeting OF the Board was held yesterday District
Attorneys Keasoey and Tracy beng engaged IN affairs
seizures were reported:-
Connolys ds.ilsry, in Sixty first street. Third
molasses beer evidently "set" on Friday. No books
found on the premses and the storekeeper denied the
Eighty. three barrels Of whiskey marked ssHo and
sixty Ave barrels marked ~" were seized at Luxs
bonded warehouse In the Third tBrookyn, district
Thomas Dunmore, Jr, which the inspectors think fc-
titfous tr
Eighteen barrels Of whiskey were seized 1t No. 9
Cedar street. supposed to belong TO s. c. B9hm Co /,
and alleged TO have from the rectifyng establish
ment OF J. Behm, Nos. 1856 and 457 Tenth avenue but
Ten barrels OF whskey selzed corner Of Thirty.
sxth street and Ninth avenue on suspicion Of the tax
Four barrels Of whskey were seized at No. 1914 South
street. supposed TO belong TO Joseph D. Westali. Is
alleged that they bore no dstiers rectiners or whole
sale Dealers brand. tuN
Inspector Harvey seized the tobacco factory Of James
J. Newman corner Of North Fifth and Third streets,
Brooklyn, Z D., the charge Of having taken in two
hogsheads Of tobacco, while only was entered on
the books Sk
Eight barrels Of smoking tobacco were seized by the
same officer No 1877 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
ChargsBearing counterfeit inspection marks Twenty
empty barrels barrel heads found having
the inspectors brand still on them.
Thre, barrels Of smoking tobacco seized At No.
4S3 Houston street charge Of bearing counterfeit in
suection marka ftfs# E#tr.1r.
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SUPREME COURT-cHsmBEHs.
The sherman Divorce and Habens Corpus
Case.
Mt Y.au r-r~-

Case.
Before Judge Clerke.
IN re hs Petition Of Frances e. Sherman Tho
examination 6ene esse OF witnesses this case
tho application OF the petitioner for the custody Of her
child, resumed yesterday.
David A. Van Way for the petitioner, testified that
he had been acquainted with the Sherman family, at
Coxsacke. since he could remember. knew Mrs.
Sherman since about . year preceding her marriage;
the child, WAITER 10 with Mr.. Benjamin Sherman,
fathsr-ln-aw OF the petitioner, at Coxsacke; knew
nothing regarding the treatment Of the child in the
house. but had seen ct various times running about
the Streets and not In charge OF any person; the
child had clothing upon L.; had il barcheaded
and barefooted running the streets; II playing about
place for child OF that age saw it lying in the middle
Of the street; IL would have been run over by horse
that trotting past had rescued by young
man who ran out Of grocery store near; the child
running around the village nearly every day unpro
tected; the younger Benjamin sherman was member
Of the family Do you know anything of the morals
or habits Of that young manf Question objected TO
hove seen the child in the company OF
the village in the habit Of and took great delight
IN teasing the child Walter; they would catch him up
N their arms and tease him and make him cry did not
know whether these facts brought TO the know
lege OF the Sherman family.
On examination 1t was elected that II was in Inc
summer time that deponent saw the child barefooted
deponent never told that sidney was that
he had married Mrs. Sherman The examination Of this
witness then concluded and the further hear ng Of
vi nesses adjou ned until Wednesday next For the pt
toner, Thos. Dunphy; for respondent, Mr. Shaw.
Eanees r. Sherman vs. Ssdnev f. shersan. JUS
Btce Cierke yesterday rendered decision awarding the
plaintiff ainooy during tho tendency OF the action for
divorce on the ground OF adultery, and ordering refer
TO AZ the amount.
The Case OF Marquis De Lafayette Sharkey.
IN re the petIhn y n. De L. Saarkey an in
solvent de,tor.-The petitioner asked for his dis
charge from arrest writ OF habeas corpus,
and Judge Clerke yesterday rendered decision
diminishing the writ The prisoner who has been con-
fined Ia Ludlow street Jail since last March, an in.
solvent debtor TO the amount OF about SITS 000 and
arrested charge Of fraudulent concealment Of
property This 10 the sixth time the applica-
ton discharge has been denied the having been
before various Judges Of the Supreme, Superior and
Common Pleas Courts 7NNN .n4s9 nm
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The grounds Of the society very extensive and dur
Ing the past two months have been put In suitable con-
dton for the fair which 10 10 be held on the sth, sn
10Th and 1Ith half mile track has been graded Tor
racing purposes. and quarter mile track for pleasure
riders. Que OF the highest knobs or tho ground has
been leveed at It's peak upon which grand stand for
spectators has been erected This stand commands nne
view OF the Opposite the grand stand IL the
judges stand Is expected that manufacturers and
agrcuitursts will forward their best productions for
exhibition, and thai the live stock VIII Dc OF superior
quality After the closing OF the fair tho society pro-
pose to convert the grounds into mammoth pleasure
ground with lake thereon covering about ninety acres
The water IL 10 be Obtained from brook which runs
aiong the road. and which will be enclosed by dam for
the purpose The grounds are partly owned and leased
by the society.
Trenton.
TExPEaAscE CELEBRATIoS.-The twenty nth apniver-
sary Of the Order or the Sons OF Temperance cee
braled here yesterday. Notwithstanding tho great pub
city J received through the local journals and piacard
and the name of Horace Greeley as one OF the many
the OCCASION the teetoaes presented great
paucity In point OF numbers but Mr. Greeley was abb
sent and this dampened the ardor OF the assembly, par
ticulariy his coofed friends At O'Clock A. III. the
procession formed in front Of the Temperance Hail. II
was composed OF one hundred whites preceded by band
from Lsmbertsvile and about atty nggers accompanied
by an ebony musical troupe from Philadelphia. The
members we're decorated with the insignia Of their
order and after marching through the city proceeded TO
Moses woods to hold mass meeting but very few out
siders visited the locality. Mr. Lawson, OF Brooklyn,
one OF tho speakers during his address paid passing
tribute 10 the memory OF the departed Lincoln advert
ing particularly TO the love OF temperance he displayed
entertaining the delegation that appnsed him OF his
election with pure sparkling spring water Goods own
beverage" This gentleman also animadverted the
pernicious improperly OF returning TO the highest
offices IN the country who incompetent 70 deliberate
the affairs OF this mighty nation with cool and
imprisoned mind, owing to their prediction for aco
hoiic liquors. Dinner was next served out after which
several OF the continued addressing the
congregation up to . late hour in she evening hand
some silk banner presented to the Trenton Division
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SUPERIOR COURT CHAMBERS.

The Enlistment or Minors In tho State MI.
lltia-Is Parental Consent RcQuisites
...A~ = Before Judge McCunn 81 7f n
n Re Rs PstttioH Of Frank A. SsOaney.-rhe petit.
toner arrested and confined In Ludlow street jail
under warrant for the collection Of militia tines
member Of the Twelfth regiment n Y. 8. N. G., and
was yesterday brought before this court writ Of
habeas corpus asking for his discharge the ground
that he had enlisted without the consent Of his father
and was . minor. VIM. II. Anthem appeared counsel
for the prisoner. and from the testimony adduced APP
peared thAt tho father being applied to- refused 70
give permission to his TO enlist On the part Of the
respondent, Judge Advocate Schede appearing. wal
proved that the father had seen the prisoner In uni
FORM and had thereby given tact the enlist
ment by taking immediate steps in opposition The
Court took the papers and reserved lie decision.
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suaaDGATE's couaT-xIuGs COUNTY.

Surrogate veeder has just issued tho following
Ordered tnatd uring tho month OF October the cal
endar Of contested wills and all other contested cases
will be called Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Of each week, Al eleven ~ Applications for probate
day during week excepting Thursday between the
hours OF eight A. N. and three p NJ
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BANKRUPT COURT.
Petitions Filed Yesterday.

FttItiOns Flied ftsterday.
Austin Black, city, referred 70 Register Dwight New
York and Kentucky Oil and Mining Company, referred
70 Register Ketchum: Charles A. Stetson city referred
to Register Williams; Elias B. Brown. city, referred TO
Register Fitch James G. Porseous city, referred to
Register Dayton; Newman Leopold, city, referred 10
Register Allen John p. H. TamaD, poughkeepsie,
Duchess county referred 10 Register Beale: Cyrus d.
Ferris, Lewistown, Westchester county referred to
Register CIose Andrew W. Jordan, city referred to
Register Dwight; Horaiio Eagle, city, referred 70
Re.isLer Ketchum.
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Work Before the Council.
THE PRESS TeLEGRAms.

Sir John Mcdonald Not TO Retire from the
Cabinet-hovements OF Jem Davts-Accidens
Mt the Great Western Rolling Mills.
TORONTO, Sept go 1867.
The Leader Of this morning says 10 authorized to
deny the that Sir John A. Mcdonald contempates
retiring from tho Cabinet and accepting tho position Of
Chief Justice Of the Court Of Appeals Of the Dominion
OF Canada
Jof Davis and wife arrived here yesterday.
The Ocdi Gazette 1xes the discount on American In
voices At thirty one per cent
The large fly wheel OF the Great Western Rolling Mills
at Hamilton, burst Saturday evening inJuring three
persons. OF them Mr. Damper, Of tho surrogate's
Office seriously. Some OF the pieces, weighing twelve
hundred pounds through the roof OF building.
Cholera u Transports Ship-Fire In Quebec.
QuEREc, Sept. 30, 1867.
Three deaths from cholera occurred on board OF tho
troop ship Himasya during the passage. and thers
deaths from ordinary diarhma After being
deta ned twenty -four hours At Quarantine the ship
permitted pass up with clean bill Of health; but
of well defined cholera having manifested itself
within lew days at this port the government ordered
the ship back TO Quarantine for further cleansing and
purifying Mono Of tho troops have been permitted TO
disembark here.
fire broke out Saturday night 10 Alderman Kirk
hams stables and before the progress OF the flames
could be arrested six buildings were destroyed. Tho
loss by the IRE Is very heavy. A.I
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ruCKLlsu COUNTY IarrllIGtsce.

Fouwp Daowssp AT RoogLAsD LAxs LAspsc.-Ths
body Of unknown female ABBOTT twenty-five years Of
age vas recently discovered ying IN the water At thai
place. The deceased Of light complexion dark hair,
and was clothed 10 calico dress black cloth shoes
On one OF fingers we're two gold rings. An inquest
was subsequently held BY Coroner H. Q. Smith asd
verdict returned In accordance with the facts