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Point Pleasant, Dec. llrh, 1867.
Mssrs. L. C. Gorge, T. S~i5iing, C.
d Hereford and J. 3. Meaa3cr

Mesrs. L, C. Gorge, r. Shibiing, C.
d. HEREFORD and j 3. Nena3cr
Genlemea;- Your communication Of
the 9Th inst, in which you invited US.
Gin behalf Of the cilizans of P ONT Plea
SAINT and vicinity, 10 address them at any
time and place. and upon any subject, "
has been recaiCcd.
In reply, we woull beg leave to state
tina, we will address the citizens al
. Bealo's Hail. (if i, can be procurod)
on Friday, the goth lost, a! 7 P. NJ.
Wo accept the invitation with .eIuc'-
ancc, as there are hosts of young gentle
men in town of koown talent and abili-
ty, who are far more capable OF enter
aiming you, intellectually, than our
selves. Nevertheless, we are truly
grateful for the honor bestowed upon US.
SUBJECTS. odd Maids and Old
Bachelors" and pleasures Of Science. v
We are, Gentlemen,
Your most obi S.rvts.
JOHN Z TIMMS.
W. W. BROWN.
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Almonds rasons. cream nuts fIbcrts,
walnuts, hickory nuts, DC, at Cole &
Byans. Give them call.
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MASONIC.

M AsoSl''
The regular communication OF Minturn
Lodge No. 10. A, F. and A. NJ, are held
monthly, on the night Of the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding
D. w.PoLsLEY, Secretary.
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Cole & Bryan have now their plain
and fancy candles for Christmas. Pa
rents and others, will save money by
buying their candies at this store.
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THANKS We return our thanks 10
Judge Polsley for valuable public docu'
ments.
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Ifyou wish to get eice pair OF b'ots
or shoes, or a hat, go to Smith & Mar
lip's.
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THE lLLUSTRA'
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Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes,
CONNTRY pRODNCE.

The highest market market price will be
paid for Ginsong. FeathWs' Beeswax. Wool,
Vinegar, Seneca Snake Root Drcd Apples,
Peaches, Flax Seed and Furs in cash or Goods.
l.. SrRAUS & co.
Main street. near the Court House.
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Fancy articles for the toilet, extracts,
&c., can be had al E s, Brights hand
some Drug Sloto,
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Ladies, il you wish to get a nice Bal
moral skirt. call at Smith IL Martins
They have large and varied assortment
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WEST VIRGINIA. IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A I RULES held in tha Clerks Office Of the
N Circuit Court Of Mason cornly, in The
month Of December 1861,
I'D Browns, Ex'rl
VS. IL ohaneery
Forester y Grim. \
The object of this suit is to recover from the
defendant George W. Forester the sum. $40
% 90, with interest from the 18th OF nil.
1851 subject to the credit endorsed ON III note
in the bill mentioned, and TO subject u sale
the interest Of the said Forester IN the land in
the bill pen!ioneA, % satisfy said de5. AID
costs
And It appearing by aailavt filed in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
county. that Inc defendant. GEORGE W. For
roster. is not u resident Of the State Of West
Virginia, he is, therefore required to appear
here within one month aner due publication
hereof aud dowhat is Necessary 10 protect his
interest herein.
peste;
dec 5.iw W W. HARPER, Cl rk.
Polsley & Son counsel,
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Carriage from G. WHY'S RespositorysssoO
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MelOdeons 15O
10 Ladies' Gold Watches $50
10 American Silver Watches ii
Music Boxes 45
Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing Machines so
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Ma.
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You will save money by buying your
Christmas goods at Cole & Bryau's.
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A new CopparhOad paper is to be
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Ann OH
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
THE COURTS



s,hargs or Procuring Fraudulent Bond
nent, &c.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The further hearing OF the charge asainss Nathaniel
J. Mills, Of frsudulently preparing bond with the
view Of procuring quantity Of whiskey from bonded
warehouse resumed yesterday hsfors Commissioner
0sborn Evidence offered the part OF the prose-
cution 10 show that the statements made by Mils as 10
bis connection with certain property in Now York and
Brooklyn untrue. Tho examination was again ad-
teurued I'LL Tuesday. ae
Daniel Murphy charged with dealing in lotteries
without having paid license He was held to answer
end tn the course o. tho day gave ball In "a, 600
Before Commissioner Betts
me cago Of George N. Carleton who is accused Of
having while acting In tho capacity Of Treasury Agent
= Memphis, Tenn, embezzed property aud money be-
tpogng 70 tho United Ststes the amount Of half
9on Of dollars been SET down for hearing yester
counsel who was stated 70 Ss m, and no lnstrucsons
having been received rom Washington, the matter
Pat over tll Wednesday y
mt, II will be rccoiccted, was charged with having
forged papers reference 20 the pension Of
reported ia tho HERALD The evidences M The
ton went 10 show defendant had prepared the
papers the name OF James Allen, though he knew the
applicants name TO be David Martin
4sisndsnt ~ samuel Cisco depossd that be knew The
once and always heard him called by tho name Of
Allen; Holt introduced Martin 70 witness as Allen
Frederick A. Ward, notary public, doing business At
le Nassau street. gave testimony to tho effect that he
Invariably asked parties who came before him IL that
vas their name signed 70 the paper presented 70 him.
end they to the truth OF It; he attested the
paper produced, and no undoubtedly asked the II
his nalne was James Allen.
William Rogers and Frederick Sicbert testified that
they had seen the person caod Martin in the Office Of
the defendant They alwaysskncw him BY the name Of
Alicn 'ef
The further hearing Of the case was adjourned till to-
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TIRE new J.RsLy FERRIES.

Into Their Mmnn GENE re nnd
d. Cens.iaiom by the I.egisIasiye COMMITTEES Yes
trrdny, AT Jersey Chv--The Unsound Condi-
tiuu OF tho Ferries E~poscd. &c. taassk
The Legislative COMMITTEE on Ferries mot at IaylorS
Hotel Jersey City. Of halfpas twelve yesterday 70 re
cove testimony in regard to the condition Of tho Jersey
City Hobokcn and wcohawkcn ferries. Present. Z. h
Winfield and J. /. Lays. OF the Senate and Nessra
stansbnry Christie aod Ward, Of tho House Tho nrss
named Senator cha rman. n ser e,st fs1utr rue4
The first witness called Otto Kohler who read the
" the Hudson County Grand Jury relative
% tho management OF the wcelawkcn ferry, veil ~
the revolutions offered and referred 10 The Commit on
H. rrics tho meeting Of tho New York Bosrd OF AdeR
lease granted the wcehpwien Ferry Company In case
ssid company do not comply WIN the conditions and re-
quirowcnls OF tho lease Both tile prescntment and
resolutions have already appeared inshe HRALpsl
Mr II. A. Howe, of Orange who was elected Cha rpian
b. he committee Of Now Jersey residents who atonise
the Hobckcn ferry made lengthy statement setting
forth The rottcp condition o many Of the Hobokcu ferry
bons the reckless disregard 10 The safety Of
and the ptoeraho nsolencs OF the deck hands on those
boats. Es statement merely . rccalitrinlon OF
what has bcen heretofore pabsnsd II mcstinsa In New
York and Hoboken. John Y. Whiting, counsel for the
Morris and Esscx passengers, and Rowland Johnson,
both OF Orange and Louis AhoT behalf Of tlss ct.
witnesses cross-examncd by Mr. Shipper, supcrin-
tenacnt OF tho Hoboker ferries, who sdcs short staie-
mcnt In reply 70 t6s charges against tho ferry csm-
panv. 49,. .....4..a- 80 - " -.c3-.1
ley Prestdent Of she State Ssnae and General John
Low present a the proceedings The condition g
the Jersey City Central Railroad ferries was not cAed
m ~
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su'crps AM 1soursr. Coroner Conner or NcrthncId
held an inquest upon the body Of Mr. woIf Hyison
native Of Prussia appears the deceascd wont 70 his
wood houss foy the purpose OF procuring some ndlne
OF his delay when she found aim banging 70 rter -
the house, life beng exiincl Isissupposed ,hat 'a!S
act The Jury rendered verdict Of 'ssicds Nv hsns-
ing" m 9a
Annxsr or ,uncLAns-rwo young burglars. nasnsd
w,,son and Mclaughlin, we're arrested on Thursasyt
viii, committing several robbercs on shs tsand
for some ,mo back The last Of their Operations vsj
nse Gained ~ sIOo secfns that on this occasionA
sf,sr sscresing their pluuder they became htoxicstsS
v discinscd their ilcgiiimito occupation causiaG
,ncy ,nmed sss arrest is supposed they belong 20
saas OF burpiss have nssicd staten Island dunnf
~ winter baying their HEADQUARTERS locaied In Nee
YOrnI
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


The New Steamship City % Antwerp.
The Inman line, whose numerous vesses have long
been favorltes with the travelling community, have
added 70 s feet iron screw steamer the City Of
Antwerp which reached this port on wednesday last
Like a the other mail steamships belonging to this
pany, the City Of Antwerp built by Mcssrx Tod 4
McGrcgor OF Glasgow, her lines bearing strong
banco to thosc Of the City OF Baltimore. Her dmcn-
sons s2o feet In length OF keel and forera 70 feet
the bottom OF the hold 70 her hurricane deck. Hcr
buildcrs measurement rs 2, 400 tons She 10 Of very
strong construction her framing and plating bcing Of
the best materials Tho steamer In divided Into sven
watertisht compartments by six strong iron buIkhcads
which rise from the keel 70 the main deck, the whole OF
tho Ffsamewo work being firmly bound together by
diagonal and other braoings and Ties. In addition
TO those she has steel siriugerpiaies along hor
whole length from stem % sten and extending IN wfdt
from her bulwarks 70 the sill Of hcr deckhonse aud
tbec firmly rvcued TO each OF tho deck beams thus
insurng great srenrh and tcnscty 10 the hull Of the
ship throughout us whole length Her bulwarkEvhic
high aud voryhrn further strengthened by pow
erul wrought iron siruts, while longitudinal or zontai
valves opening outward afford ready means for the DIS
charge OF any wstor which no thpp during galc
In the building rigging and equipment OF the CITY o Ant.
ing OF the aud augment the cnnfort OF the oi.
GERS and She IL provided with three wiuche
which hoist and lower tho heavy sails and oud
pp ns Which s 70 h na dcc
by Of either the propeller The donkey cpgIncs
Besides these, the CIty OF Antxe erp is provided
tie ship Of water in case Of collision or other
occurrence OF pressing emergency. This pump
when is Of vast power and capacity, hos disctarri
d.penden, engine and can 10 started AZ apy monen,
As preventive against IRE tie vcesei IA furnish with
most efficient steam distributors which ara laid on in
every eompsr%sns @ ,. The psopehns power Of the ship
four hundred and ATTY horae power
On shs suhtees Il scconsanOlAuoa ~ vsasssgsm ssd
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liable vns a. ths nTm the acceptsnccs and notes
evcn during the rsbsl rule in New Orleans, and
Il hss time Matthews who 10 claimed BY the plantrs
e s1e Of the rm. IN New York, having LEFT New
Orleans In April 1851 There other defences
but tho only one far developed Is that the rebellion
made Mr. Mathews and the other members Of the firm
public enenies q much though different nations had
been q war To this II IL answered that merely gave
q right Matthew'S 10 avoid the partnership and did
not absolutely annul it Case still on.
Heavy Verdict Against Ferry Company.
Before Judge Daily.
Foncss r. Hdsman ~ fAe Ho6okes Land and Improve
~emt Company plaintiff brought suit for injuries
sustained by him a. he going down ths ferry bridge
OF the Hoboken ferry, on the New York side, with the
intention OF crossing the ferry He crowded across
tho string piece BY the pressure OF passengers, when
horse coming OF the boat stumbled and fell upon him,
crushing his foot In such that II hung loosely
from the limb. The case commenced last Monday,
and tho facts published in the HERALD Tuesday
The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for 900
damago&
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pefore Iudce ReYnoIda

Bof0fo Judge neynoiub
JOHN Aurnhetnser o. The Brooklyn Ciiy Railroad
Company.-rhis action was brought by plaintiff to ro-
cover damages in the sum of $1,000 for injuries claimed
TO hayc been received through the negligence Of a
servant Of the company The plaintiff testified that he
was riding on Fulton avenue car on the Sd Of septc
Dor last and desiring stop particular point notified
the conductor who rang .hs bell when tbc
stoppcd; old preceded witness but just the
latter stepping or and In fact had ono foot the
ground the conductor rang the bell second time and
the on In doing plaintiff struck by the
dashboard OF the platform by which he was leaving
the car knocked down the pavement and sustained
double fracture Of his LETT He was laid up for
nine weeks and In consequence of said injuries will
probably not be able TO again have tbs eectual use Of
his arm. <a&e6 tsEcW rNH t#~#3
Dr. Ostrander corroborated plaintiffs testimony IN 20
far as 1t related TO his injuries
For the defence Il SET FORTH by the testimony OF
the conductor that Mr. Aurnhcimer under tho inu
ence Of liquor at the limo in question Witness was
inside collecting fares and the stopped a. tho first
ringing Of the bell; the bell was rung second time,
and the started on; the bell then rung N d
e the car stopped again. and witness repaired to tho
platform, not knowing that any accident had oc
bell the car contuuoa on its way witness did not pull
the strap either OF those three umos or see plaintiff
lying on the ground after the occurrence He subsc-
quent consradctod his statement that the platform vas
Ono other witness was sxamned for the defence who
oooboased tho conductors evidence and revealed some
additional facts. Testimony introduced BY plain
TIPS coansel 10 rebat their evidence and ter the
ming up and Judges charge the case was gvsn 70 the
jury, who rendered verdict FOR plaintiff assessing tho
Janss Whslon va Frederick Faas and PAlip Frdms
The plaintiff brought this action 70 recover dau<ges in
the sam of g. 900 for assault and battery osmmted
BY defendants the Sth Of December. 1885, At their
baking establishment corner Of livingston ane Boerum
.ssh %s o eces !.
carpenter when claimed, no attackcd and sus-
tainod injuries which confined him to the house for
some time Tho jury returned verdict Tor $40 In favor
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.


On the opening Of the court yesterday tire Judge pro-
ceeded 10 charge the jury the OF Thomas Roberta
charged with stealing nve barrels OF linseed OIL the
property Of the National steam Navigation Com pany.
The jury after brief absence returned with verdict
Of not guilty.
John Harper and Francis wisncr who pleaded guilty
70 an attempt at burglary few days since, sent TO
to the state Prison for two years and six monthe m
John Warren pleaded guilty. to attempt at larceny,
having stolen the 18th Of January about three thou
sand dollars worth Of clothing tho property OF Never
Levy, 497 Canal street. He sent 10 the Sing Sing
Prison for two years and six months e Itt
Thomas Wilson, charged with stealing sixty-nn dol.
lars worth OF cutlery from Peace Rawlins, pleaded
guilty to attempt He sent to the Penitentiary
FOR one year. .a s
Philip Rodman was tried upon an Indictment for
msdcmeauor in violating the law for tho prevention OF
cruelty To animala Tho witness for the prosecution
Samuel H Lancey-a detective employed by the society,
testified that tho 4th Of December, while passing
through Second avenue, he observed the defendant
driving a cart loaded with calves which were tied
together in cruel manner The jury returned verdict
OF guilty. with Recommendation to mercy The Judge
imposed . 0ne Of one hundred dollars
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suaassE couar-cHAnaEas.

4 Contested Judacship-Has the Legislature
Power to Extcnd n Term OF O1lcc Already
, Fixed by LnwY ~ siHt@ % t 81
Before Judge Ingraham. H9
1As People en rel NJ HiI Fouser, John Wdchter e
aRThis case up yesterday the roturn Of al
ssEnativo writ Of andamus TO compel the respondents
ehc Of election returns for the Eighth Judi
esa district 10 count the number Of votes polcd In
vor 1T the ralaor ut the last charter election In the
eostest for iodgcship in that DISTRICT Tho term Of
sMce y 1xed BY the Legislature a six years but BY
eotal statute the torn Of tho then incumbent Justice
Sscslvcd tho nomination and was voted for without
exposition, but on the evening Of election day police
eoEgeant acting under orders. with lhe aid of Some
SoeSs. carried oH tho election box, ballots and all The
vatog now seeks TO ccmpe the 70 count the
vo(es and declare him the duly elected asprant
contested sea1 The question involves the powerof the
Legislature to extend the term any oce for which
elections are constitutional and proper and for which
- term has been 1xed BY Al the conclusion OF
IL argument tho court took the papors and reserved s
eeesten xor the relaor, Mr. Eager; Tor the respon-
oonaa, Ak MoAdam. al .D rrnE EnE .
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UNITED STATES mAasHAly OFFICE.

Tie Austrian Extraditicn Case.
Marshal Robert Murray has received from the State
Department at Washington warrant, signed by Secre-
tny Seward, authorizing him to deliver the body Of
Adophe William Schwartz 70 tho Austrian Consul Gen.
sra who viii to the immediate extradition Of the
prisoner TO swaricn, in Hungary, where he is
charged with having committed forgeres TO the amount
~ 100 COO forms The papers relating TO this cxiradi-
N0n case presented to Secretary Seward by Count
Wydenbruck, the Austrian Minister ut Washington
The New York herald., 1867-03-09
Street Distraction.
Before lndRa Qafyin.

A~sy 9! Ac0D~i0,s -. base Van Tssell-on ths 10Th
- July 1906 the plaintiff who Is homeopathic doctor
driving along 125th street. between Fourth and Fifth
sssnuss, whom an obstruction threw his carriage
sgsnse tsss. breaking and destroying It. This IN
- dusk Of tho evening" and the doctor says caused
~ bank og rand and gravel extending nearly
- street, which had becn thrown there in building the
6sfeudant hours The doctor further Gays that he
Afvng u slow trot; that the passage left open
venoe over eigtor aino feet; that he could, had he
hHown Of the exact Of things have avoided the
ocudcnt BY extreme but that he had mot before
besa hrosGh that street snoo the heap Of gravel
plls1 up On the other hand the defendant claims that
- accident resulted entirely from tho negligence Of the
ylein0G; tAat tey had permit to occupy portion Of
0o street. and did not exceed thor permit Tho matter
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

crew very little need be said Tho saloons are large and
rschy decorated the berths comfora able and the yen
tory and heane appaatuses OF the very best Kind The
voyage upon which the City OF Antwerp win this da
VIII give, Is hoped correct estimate OF her speed,
abundantly tested dariug tho heavy weather which
beset her during the recent trip from Liverpool 70 thS
port
The New York herald., 1867-03-09

FATAL CARKJ Es sEss.--At North Ashburnhnm, Mass !,
on the 4th inst, the having charge Of large circu
lar saw iytwo inches In diameter let u run on 10
iron connected with tho carriage, when II broke and
few 70 pieces One segment, comprising nearly half
the saw thrown up with such cut through
timber six inches IN thickness Another piece about
two feet long and weighing sixteen ponnds struck Mr.
Bradford Milton, who Was watching the at a dis.
tSucc OF twelve ntetn fset making wound through
biz thigh six or eight inches long, and also striking him
on tls body above The shish naicsns fatal internal
y16Ie W6cnnG Dlt8 MMdH
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The ria5esiiou ard Private Contracts. \.
fs, Before Judge DAILY. EfA
kesf ps Bysndy ct al Tho plaiaiir holds aoeepi-
sncss and no,ca of The dofndanis New Orleans nrm,
~ Vvss $4,000. aad ssskS v make ~. xaishsus
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proportions namcd:- y l- ~ -
Jnnn n ....s.............. ................. Suo
sum .....s................... %
Woody fibre or lignin. .................. 4as
giviiuous oo
sViatiie matoI. @V
NN 40.*F
.lVVv
In the manufactured teas the leaves employed are Of
various kinds almost any IN fact suit the purposrbut
tho principal bases for the infusion soe leaves white
horne leaves and bay leaves. Experiments, how.
ever, have detected tho presence OF plum, oak,
cherry, and even cedar. When any Of these
are used in the manufacture caicchu or terra
Japonics tJapan earthl aro employed TO give the
compound an astrIngency and color peculiar TO tea
They 90 wefe supply the place Of tannin. which be-
longs TO the genuine article and mpart 1syor similar
To that OF Bobca or Hyson skin Both terra Japonca
and catcchu ara violent medicines ipjuriousy affecting
the systom OF the unsuspicous tea drnker and doubt
ess IN many caxes the disaasrs ancting people,
especially women have their origin IN the use of these
noxious articles under the name OF tea The mpnnfsc
turers use also, gum, which causes . contraction OF
the sxbsnstsd leaves on drying, and give TO them that
appearances peculiar V ten itself n may DO well 70
know, however, that The forms Of the leaves In tho
Manufactured article are shopeessy broken and aggu
tinaeea into small, fatened round masses which,
The microscropo be used In examning tbem present
aPpeesncs = dsrcnt from tea itself e cheese "a from
fHs plan wnued 10 the manusAc,urs sr sdu.erassou,
y = fpnswv;Szne Sxhanslsd laaysa q Az gshau thA
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SALE Or AUTOGRAPHS.

Ths sasc By IravIts, slrsbegh Co., Of tho immcsss
eoIlcchou of autogradhs belonging to tho Iats J. X.
Tsat of Savannah, Ca, closed yesterday afternoea.
Few persons u0insieS in the mysteries o. auionpby,
are aware Of The excited among the fateniyef
collectors by On extensive sale OF this kind AZ nAs
Ger Of curious interest append The prices paia for ths