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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
From The Montreal Drolt, Dee. 81, 1865 ]

the greatest confidence regards the tstworness OF
its IL IL difficult TO form idea OF the careful
control which must be exercised In these great establish
and of tho difficulty OF guarding against decep
ton THE TRIBUNE alone employs In its editorial depart
ment than 800 persons be editors correspond
enta IN Europe America, collectors OF Intelligence
proof OF the truthfuness OF THE TRIBUNE and of its
beavers 20 procure trustworthy intelligence may beound
In the fact that time ago specially charged
with reporting the news of Jersey City dismissed for
having expressed opinion the respective merits Of
the two candidates for the position OF United stes
Senator from tho state OF NewJcrSoy: Even this caution
at distance from sending false exaggerated news
THE TRIBUNE has recently entered upon It's twenty
year Its daily circulation is from $4,000 10000 copies
The subscription price is 80 is the largest and best
Journal OF the United States aud 1t Vt e same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
THE REBEL DEAD.

The Ladies Of the " Southern Monumental Church
Association" OF which Mrs W. s. Pickett Is President,
have issued an address 20 the ladies OF the South asking
them to contribute TO fund to build a church which
shall be consecacd TO the memory OF the Rebel dead
They say "whie many engaged In rearing columns,
shafts and Obess their local heroes II seemed proper
to build on grand scale one monument 10 all whO (ei
pIlNhtes as wen as Officers-and TO lnscrbe far
practcaole, their upon It. But architects decide
that on NO other graceful structure than temple can
suC inutpde Of names be given 10 pOsterlty and
6OuI1 nave our cnldren road them frescOed walls
mural lOIes ana eternal columns" Each county Is re-
qussted 70 nave iar and tournament 10 raise funds
ana gram rae mas been arranged In which 10 is be-
Leved the North as Wen az the South viii buy Tickets
80 soon as NOO0 tickets shall have beendisposed OF at 81
each $4,000 WI be distributed to the tcketholders i'm
Prizes Agents are wanted In evey village North and
South and disabled soldiers OF either side are preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

all their clothing was the same they had on "non 'ney

all their clothing was the they had on whom they
left the house OF Mr. Watkins
There was not particle Of testimony tending even to
show that Mr. Watkins had ever chastsed either OF Them
or had treated them with the smallest degree OF cruelty
The story, also, about the mother perlsbing IN the
woods in consequence Of his illtreatment OF her. is
wholly without foundation. -, c-, -
The story, also, that the respondent, Smackam, was
father of the boys, is equally without foundation
IL was NV duty therefore, TO order the boys 10 be re-
turned 10 their master, from whose service they had
Mad they been vbltc boys, should not have done
otherwise and am at loss to comprehend now thc
oue,on Of color should influence the decision OF TINS
caee We now have but one law for the white anu the
black and rejoice that it is so. ANDREW WTLlE'
VdshiHqiOn, u. C., Jan is, 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

Michael Hogan, Charles ChesterYnan Moses Cumm,og~
Herman A. Mertens, Susan Dixon, Ran foph Ryer UeIe
sch9er Letters Of administration have been granted
on the estates Of the following deceased IA rsons rad
lex Keller, VIM. Brookfeld, Mary peoh 0dy, Tboma.
Hs9son william Evans Aaron Henrtcsen Margarots
MQutOr, john Ward owen Kenney, Keron n -. ave W.
Butcard, John Sciluld, Ann Layertv Ion n a ON
alias Jonas DE Grace III, Bumgarten Frank Wn iaIos
James McC0rmck, Louis Benjamin, Emily d o., ralr'
John Donaldson, Priscilla Deperris Thomas Ff7ns.. -
Maria Gray john Harmon, Smith Lockwood AndrAJ
Lang, Mary McCl0sZy, John MCGUIRE Thos Miiion MA.
NJ Miller, Jeanne NJ. c. Raberg, Carl echabel iJanifA
Tammany Elizabeth TalcOtt, William or Yopka {oons,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
CIVTL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT--CnAMnERs.

o.. UNITED STATES DISTRICT NOOtsl~CHAhBrhs'
W. H. Brooks ct al llbelsns aga The Propeller Rescue
Judge Belts has denied the motion made by the
owners of the to vacate the attachment or compel
the lbeants to file security for costs, and holds, III
written opinion, that before the Court VIII require sea-
men file security FOR costs the must show adj
equate proper notice. which they have not done
I'm this case. John LaugtIce for the libelalts H. D.
Mccarthy for the owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

SALE OF A SrILL-WRoNG PERSONS IMPLICATED
1t was stated few days since that st on HarrIson
ave-. owned by Crook Flanagan had been seized nv TN
United States officers Messrs Crook and Pjarigsn
sert that they sold the still IN October Last and ara NOT
Eesp0lsi1ie tQG ~ pgeSeut 10 apsgQvleat NV A's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAN lo.-Befor
Judge SMALLEY.


Judge SMALLEY.
CRIMINAL CASES.
United 8gt i. b. Miller
This case, previously reported was concluded
MaorGen Alexander Shaer testified TO the defendants
good conduct officer in the Union army during the
Rebellion but the evidence against the defendant in the
specific charge preferred against him. strong that
the jury found him guilty, and he was remanded Tor
sentence.
the OF Dsbrow and Bradley Jointly ndicedfor
dealing I'm counterfeit money, DiGbrOw sentenced to
~ wears hard labor Sing Sing; Bradley sentenced
TO is months hard labor In Albany Pentcntiary.
CelOner DOmchetti, Italian cOuntcrfeitor, SEN
fenced to two years and six months hard labor in the
Albany PenitentaTy. ,.
WIN Gallagher convicted of dealing in counterfeit
money was sentenced to II years Imprisonment at hard
labor, in the Albany Penitentlary.
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAN. 10
.-Rnfnrn mmsslOner Osborn.

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT OMISSION OF T0BACCONIsTs
TO MAKE FULL RETURNS OF SALES TO THE IN
TERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR.
United States Alexander Ross ct al , h,
The defendants were, until recently, extensively
engaged I'm the tobacco business in FultOst They are
CHARGED with having made fraudulent returns Of their
sales to the Internal Revenue Collector OF their district
some time since and there have been several
adjourned examinations, the main points IN winch have
witnesses were examined, but nothing material was
ELECTED from them. Several exhibits and returns to the
for the purpose of eventually showing that the defendants
had made large sales in addition to those recorded on
their hooks and OF which they had made returns to the
Collector The further examination then adjourned
until the 3ist inst, at 10 o'clock AN
Joseph Bell, Assistant United suites District Attorney,
FOR the Government Charles D0nahue and Guy Il.
PeltOn for defendants
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w. w. C. Booth for Appellant; E. s. Gccy for Respondent
SUPERIOR CouRT-sPEcIAL TERM-JAN. lo.-Befor
Justice MCNEIL,
DECISIONS.

RosinA Graley agt James Graley
Proof Of marriage is Insufficient: Referred back
agt Leroy n. shoar-Motcn for leave TO renew motion
for stay Of proceedings deed with ~ costs; papers In
Clerks ORcc. william Is. Bedell agt. William b. Dens-
m0re.-Moon granted. james IL, Whitney agt Van Blu,
rem REORGANIZATION denied without costs. Samuel
Gregory agt Benash c. 5tokes,-Motion granted
sURROQATES CoURT.-JAs. lo.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER.
The wills of the following persons have been adj
United 10 probate lapK Tie Rrsf NeYk Mars Srltst.
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~ NaNAs'E w -
Held by GROSS, J.-Coart

Nos Nos
ll0-Coligan sgt Keenan,. i22-Browu sgt Ornsbse.
73-Jnstce act Clark l23-WisteT at. PenistSa-
7-WegoA agt. Scconiave r. l24-JAcohs at. Lainsy
5o-Sapp AIT Rechardt l3S-Lerbrch agt. Stenieh.
ll3-Case agt. Serle. l26-IIu g-rsh0f eyt. stepkaa
l5-Tnterhil agt. WRliron. l27-En0ery at. Dartin
l2O-HeadncksoH agt Bull l2G-Mead sgt Gray.
..-Co1eus sgt SIsight l29-Monal at Bier,
Lyons agt Litcomb. i30-Nolf agt Bier.
l3l-Harrins sSs Mcdonald l3l-Kind sgt Coug B. c.
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pssf little psiafisg nsitise fsf s,e, fss
i4ated Van hsTs conquered through
yssf tskea tsks u seaia ft6m ne.
A. little ullle they stood silent, iiis
~ ifyiHe - he. calm; If gspsfHe -
fssa the faes thst changed 81 sftea,
AZ last he SPOKE stsias
" ! hsVe is9sd EsH 81 lsaE se1 50
vsll Lucy have beer So ptstebs1 .
nsBdgFef eve ne hope"
" Fgst wy, said Lucy. briefly.
4" Was wicked aH1 ought NH ~ he
keps" said noel ! rait ~ gre
~ hand ~ Julian Dudley, il Ne will
fate ~ Let ne see gtiaf face that I
may kB9p II ! ain f9felVsH
She f,fsea II W bin simply; With fbs
sunlight an II, sad be pat est his
afih5
Ysa vii rst send me auaz ny
isFs y said aeels
" h9.' ass tbe t9a maitefed reply,
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mEnIGAI..
MEDICAL.
Great irw England Remedy
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

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fts .tssiss ifsFA bsegs,5e sc nsti kHawt \.
s';s tfs4 f.eai wiiteii. u. part. u derives ~
virtues
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WA Ss,Iat,.

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IVA tHw y eHttthiuitsa IA bueiiiess hnusua,
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ths tfpihiiehls " thhii efiiiiit9 tteipttnh,
nsiiitttniif aitiitSt paeiusteik. 1his 10 -
atea nrreiitiiit ~ fital a .hatihaoins
siiss Is . few aats Whft rht hfihpi ratE
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ins fact ahf isnef obi 70 epais bif .
wh9ie faat, ani q gin fee iii. pts'V ai,hs
se.ihef. sfH,ih ttHia sifnshts ~ Mo- seia
~ tstis. h,f fpaf ~ = stipei metz sAitt f,f
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LadIea. pI.oard InlprIana paddInsa

RT uAN FsWtfta Monumental nalr,
Tie ltfhi rlif s.uiegiealif. npnui htf hiypda
Waki HbN fofki shnH STAMP ift treatise
Sell - Druggists snn iAhiss' Furnishing
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vHyAnTE. FVfBHWBHRH Sales
" men, fysntes afia tteHilsHief. sifG ~
sssi bst ,nf3hth-Ia sAii lie .eenwjtie tgth
mai sesse Family Saying Mfehlaei Pflee
gily sis ,IhIs tt,Hflt ~ stil,li, ,is,'.
The elBfH f3Hhbt ts pulled apsffl hthh
Aftst eHitlHe settiss tle sesm eeefR Jfiaftet
~ 80 iae,' tztasF Yts,lilhs waftsiiisl ~
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fahrefal Agents
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To COnsumptiycs.

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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME T.. +. THoRSIOS, the great Eng
ish Astrologlst, Clairvoyant and Psychome-
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Excelsior f! Excelsior
Ola ST,ELLAR'S
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For Remorlng SuperduoNs HaN !.
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RCDIrntOr ClniIli.

Fer restoring hair upon bald heads from
whatever cause it may have fallen out and
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Whiskers and Nustaches

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a Rare Instance Of Generosity.

Henry Ward Beechcr related the following
Incident in one Of his recent sermons:
Not long 9g0 Il gentleman who was engag-
ed in the coA oil business had made some
twelve sr fii,e.u thousand dollars. and he con-
cluded he had made enough-cXtraordinar
aS itmay seenl--and that he would wind up
his affairs and come home. ! do not believe
one of you would have done it. Fifteen thoa
sand dollars. Why, that it is Just enough to
bait the trap Of MammOn. Well, he wound up
his affairs, and was on the point of leaving
when he was met by 4 young man Of his ac
quaintance Il believe they both live in New
York who had invested six thousand dollars,
all he had, in an experimental we'll and had
been boring guntil hclla given out in discour-
agcmcnt. And coming TO this man. he said :
=" | shall lose six thousand dollars if am Oh
liged to give up my interest in the Well and
begged him to take il of his hands. " am
selling out and not taking On," said the man.
But the young man pleaded with him. and out
Ofpersonal kindness, he said, VERY well,
will take it,
In two days they struck vein in this well.
1T was an immensely fruitful well. and he sold
his share for two hundred thousand dollars.
The yonng man was present when the check
was drawn on New \ Iork for TIE amount. and
he felt ike death, and mourned and said 1t
is always my luck; am always a little too
late" And the man said, You may take
ten thousand of it if you want it," The young
man thought he was jesting but he assured
him that he was not, and said. Il will make
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Or" said he, " / will make it fifty thousand
Well" said he. take the whole ofit--I do not
want it. Give ne six thousand and you may
have the advantage Of the good luck And
so he gave the young man the advantages of
the two hundred thousand. All of you who
would have done that may rise up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful but True.

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picture by return mail, together with desired
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,S- Address in confidence, NadGme Ger
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y. \.
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EJ 4 YOUNG LADY returning to hel

Ey 4 YoUNG LADY returning to her
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The World Astonishcd
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or destroyed. References of the highest or
der furnished those desiring them. Write
plainly the day Of the month and year In
which You were born. enclosing u small lock
of hair, Address,
Madame ", A. PERRiIO,
70. Drawer 200, Buffalo, MY