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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
ROBBERY or THE IEHGH COAL AND NAYIGA
TON COMPAEY's OFFICE

ROBBERY or THE IEHIGH COAL AND NAFlGA-
TON COMPAEYs OFFICE.
On the 9th OF July last the Office of the Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company was entered and
robbed OK $4,000 and Cyrus stmks, s. L. Spencer, Elias
Griffin and Emanuel Sinclair have been taken into Gus
ody on charge OF committing the robbery. One slim
barn. alias Baker alias Walker alsoarrestcd, but has
escaped. In March last the robbery was suggested
cyrus sarks proprietor OF the White Haven Hotel, being
the usgatOr Starks Is respectfully connected, ana nas
heretofore borne good character sending Tor grimm,
who resides in ScEautoD StaIks developed his plan.
Griffin, nothing 10th, acqucsccd \ correct diagram Of
the Office WIS furnished him; also wax impression OF
tie Office key. Griffin also Informed that the agent
kept the keys about his person. and that money was IN
10th OF each month With this information, Griffin re-
turned 90 Scranton, and consulted with his friends, spen-
and Sinclair upon the best means or cOnsumnatlng
the robbery. 10 thought advisable TO call in the
services Of Sh!ubun, Il professional thief who has
been implicated in more rODbcrics OF this
class. and Shinbun, having been Invited, became
q willing actor IN the conspiracy. ana, visiting Whtc
Haven nc the dead of night entered the agents house,
and took from the pockets OF the sleeping man the keys
them. young Englishman. an employe In a scranton
MachnCshop, made tho Keys from the wax Impressions
ON the 5h OF July Griffin hired team at DunmOre, ana
having been Joined by Sinclair and Shluburn drove 70
White Haven. arriving at midnight shinburn immedi
aicy entered the Office, and distracted $4,000 in bank
notes currency, and bonds. At the burglars fled
toward Scranton. and Shuburn almost Immediately re-
have recovered They found in the possession
81 John Flynn, kccUcr OF liquor saloon at the nersec
ton ~ spring auG Ihompson-sts Flynn IS held 20 BAN
lu $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
LOUISIANA.

n1sCTssING DIsFRANCHIsEMENT-LA FIRE N
NEW-ORLEANS.
Nrw-ORIEANs. JAN 25.-In the Convention
today the members were s engaged in discussing ds-
franchscment-ar % OF the constitution NO dcho
action was had. . ,,..,-o E. 70
The bonded warehouses Of Messrs. 4 Matusoh * 80"
were destroyed by fire last night INC loss j. "VOu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

,.,,o, NJ C-rteret County proposed ordinance 20
~ 1Yric cfFcct: That the Convention has the rEhtt
declare and does hereby declare that all Laws pasSa "
,s cafe are mil and void. ana shall remain 50 ith w
raTt general Assembly, except the laws relating 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
NORTH CAROLINA.

PROPOSITION TO DECLARE NULL AND VOID ALL
LAWS PASSED BY PREVIOUS CONVENTIONS
AND LEGISLATURES.
RALEIGH, Jan. 2j.-The Convention has been
in ses' ion weeks. but yet have report
upon the Constitution. But lttlo done to-day. Mr..
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THE DE SOTO AT FORTRESS MONROE.
Afo,-Do, IFuito1

FORTRESS MONROE Jan. %. The United
States steamship has arrived here from Noriok,
where she awaits the arrival Of ReaI-Admial i"" "h'n
She Mill proceed TO the West Indies.
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KELLEY'S WEEKLY !

KELIEYiS WEEKLYii
I[ELLEY'S WEEKLYii
KELLEY'S WEEKLY. .
READY EARLY THIS MORNING
READY EARLY THIS MORNING
READY EARLY THIS MORNING
READY EARLY THIS MORNING.
The illustrated Family Journal published the rried ssis
Price ready sale BY all every
where this beautifully Illustrated weekly journal coumeresl
thrilling novel BY
ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
tue greatest Of French writer's Of feios II Is entitled
COUNT De MoRET;
RICHRLIEU AND HIS RIVALS.
Is the extended work Of the great antho uhose MONTE
CHRISTIE, THE THREE GUARDsMEy. BRAGELoyE. &c, Sc,
have genius known wherever the Eng language
spoken say nothing reputation in all tie e Of
Europe where other tongues spoken.
TERMS To SUBSCRIBERS
One copy three months 81 one copy mouths ~ ore
year, 81
Address al letters %
A. KELLEY Co., Publishers,
No sos BROADWAY. Sea. YoFk CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

HORSE OF REFUGE, RANDALL's ISLAND, Dec
1851 HoixEs esq 2Jl Broadway n Y-DESR SIR dne -
r Cei.ee have ordered the BURGLAR ALARH telegraph y
, Horse tns. yol sill do the job without seia'
( 49,. ~, i ~ ISRAEL G. JoNEs, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

Get \ hottie of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF VILE
CurKgY You nav reed It for sndlen cough or cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

The PERUVIAN SYRUP vitalizes, purliies, ah'
enrcies the blood giving strength AID ygor to the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
VIRGINIA.
THE RECONsTRUC TION HABEAS CORPUS CASH
POSTPONED.

RICIIMoND. Jan. 2j.-Thc habeaS corpus ease
before Judge Underwood to test the consituiionay OF
the Reconstruction act was to-day adjourned UNI
Wednesday. The cOmmandant Of LIBBY Prison produ, ca
the prisoner and made return that he was held by order
OF Gen SchOied, under the authority OF the kccohstuc
ton acts The prisoner represented by louf pIoH-
nent lawyers all members OF the Conservative state Cen
trail Committee which body brings the case mp with the
intention of carrying it 20 the supreme Court
The Convention transacted no business OF importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

MISSING, since last Thursday-THOMAS
IVA CURRY who lett his residence Hudson Cy
Information e at stand No 3J West Washington Market will be
thankfully received AZ his brothers, Newark aud Govet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
MISSISSIPPI.
THANKS TO u

THANKS TO TIE SENATE FOR REINSTATING SEC
RETARV TANTON-REGISTERED VOTERS
WIPING OUT OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CATION.
Prom Our Slecal CO-respordent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SECURITY OF DIE AND FKoFfETY.
The following interesting letter from Cob y.
J. Willard. now on Gen Canby's stan, and formerly on
the staff Of Gen. sickles yesterday received by
Messrs q; H. BENEDICT & Co. Of this city:
uLADouARTEKs sECOND MmLrAMY DEFINITELY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
HYDRAULIC
COW-MILKER.

WANTED lMMEplATBLi-An who looking Tor busne" to
cav arr tsnueh danie Cow Mixer patented May 20 1851 and
jan 1863 4 tr aching kokng cor mks
The nr ess Of at II initiates stops
craving TO swallow mAs perfectly dry IN to three
ps'ad BY hand dog horse other power One
pie, durable and self adjusting viii Mks
COWS well Easily worked liable order
L proven by practical ne 10 be agreeable than land
milking opportunity, enieursiug
NOW'MlLklEG MACHINE co, No 26 Broadway, eor FaIollt
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4. 4. KELLEY Co., Publishers.
No. sos Broadway. Sea.YoTk CITY.
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From L. Le-ison. Esq No. $40 Broddcog
Ibave recommended Hoas Extract to friend fr 10 eiestn,
effect dyspepsia he anxious to make L Please S
dozen. &c.
YEw.YoEK, Jan. 90 1903.
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And the American With benefit tase VIZ rs.s
and VIZ e letters orders 20 HOFFS MALI EAl hMi pI''
No 81 Brosissy adding their sppov4, as follows.
For Hon. THAD STEVENS. Washington;
Please send two dozen ofiL"-Dr. NJ. r. GRyN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

,,sc,ss,o,. oS rur BILL or plGHTs-TTo
er,r1o,s ,uoprED-RAIsING MONEY 10 PAY
NFuErrs OF TIE CONVENTION.
F,or, IN, s--rlsl CouesxcE.eLt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-15

Der elephant 90mee, Der flfSs
ltd IN Sdtboroash, NeoHtgohtern 90,
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Sdaoe,"
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GOnmtD I = pupemtiOn.
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g getIin, 16.. San, Die 80f. a.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-15

! Oie 3OrOOentfae sIlgem. 8eitung
bes Organ 8ismards, entbdlt etnen
QlrtifeI bou bitteren GaoeIs gegen ben
Nei1stansler Belift iueeeH fefner eifriF
gen Sreunof@aft fur Die 9aun0perfdlen
8riu3en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-15

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Cine YetitiOil Dieler SilrHer bon
GnlitH @Duntp tlftet uai @rri6tlng ei ,
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lwurf berluiefen, tueIdIer ben SSlaadjif
gleoiItratoren 5as @eHt giebt nnatFeb
Tide Certificate tll auuuliFen.
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Cri9iaaI SDrrefpDnben5 Der
vSenneflee Staats s3eit.lnA,r.

.8afis, ben 24teH San. 1868.
gilftair NnseIsssnRsftsn. susemsine 9ieait,
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shoulders of labor the burthens which
oppress it, aud by Tightening the meas
|ure Of taxation will secure it the just re-
wards of cheerful and contented indus
try" Applause.
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Letter From Hon. George III. Pen.
dietOn.
Seymour Commands His Entire
Confidence.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The following
private letter from Mr.. Pendleton was
addressed to Washington Mclean. of the
Ohio Delegation, before that delegation
left Ohio, and was handed to John A.
Green, Jr., on their arrival in New York:
g CINCINNATI, june %, 1868.
Ny DEAR SIR: You left my Office this
morning before I was aware of it. ]
seek you at home but you are not here.
I want to say what want to by note, =
As soon as you get sto New York see
Governor Seymour. You know well what
was my feeling before and after ! heard
from him last fall
He is to be the foremost man in our
party in the United States. His ability,
cultivation and experience put him at the
head of our statesmen. He commands
my entire confidence. [ would rather
trust him than myself with the delicate
duties of the next four years. You know
/ am sincere. Make him feel this and
then he can rely upon me and my friends,
I have a natural pride, an honest
pride, in the good will of my country.
men. but you know as we'll as any one
else that tits neither egotlstieal nor over
ruling, and that am ready and anxious
to give up the nomination to anybody
who can get one single vote more than
myself.
Express all this frankly to the Cover.
nor, but delicately, and let him under.
stand my views of men and measures, as
I haya frequently given them to you
Good-bye--God bless you. Yours truly
GEO. H. PENDLEToN.
Washington Mclean. ESQ.
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DIsloyal Thad. stevens.

Il -.
Thad. Stevens is truly disloyal! He
gets up in the House of Representatives
and tells his Radical followers to their
faces that they are a pack of noodles;
that the tide has turned against them;
that the New York Democr attic platform
will carry the country; that it ought to
carry the country, and that even he.
Thad. Stevens, prefers Seymour and
Blair on that platform to Grant and Col
fax on the ricketty Chicago invention of
Sickies and Schurzl laaasIS.
And SO we go! The Democratic policy,
you see, is disturbing element" It
is working up the whole nest of conspi-
rators. Democrats the lines of the ene-
my wayerl Close up--forward-charg
and victoryl
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and they Immediately increase in value
I know the evils of deprecated curron.
cy: Webster described them. I would
not aid in depreoiating ouronrrency;
fought against it when it ws6 proposed
by the Legal. tender act; my wafning was
not needed. But since it has been ac-
|complished--since the debt was eontrac-
ted in legal-tender- r--since it may be law
fully and honestly paid in legal. tender
l am in favor Of continuing it until we
can secure to the people. who have al
ready suffered sll the evil. whatever good
may be extracted from the system.
aEcApIruLAT1os AND APPEAL.
But, gentlsmen, I,datain gou too long.
/ have sought to bring insshars contrast
the two parties aud their respective prin-
cip.as. 'Choose ye between them" It
is q struggle between law and force; Con-
stitution and revolution; order and snar-
chy; purity and corruption; economy and
extravagauce, civil government, and what
ever comes after its overthrow; intellect,
cultivation, experience, capacity for gov
ernment, snd-bus I forbear-ss-
cheers; cries, $50 on; let it out LAS /
will not say one word in disparagement Of
the chosen leader Of great party Of my
This is the supreme strng-
gle for the mastery by these enduring and
oppossg forces. Choose wisely between
them Work earnestly for your choice,
and on the day of the election in Noyem-
Der the American people can be congrat-
ulated for the achievement Of victory
for their Constitution-the achievement
Of a prosperity and happiness which can
only be secured by the enjoymentof lib
erty regulated by law, and of Law inspir-.
ed by the genius Of virtuous liberty.
Immense and prolonged cheering.
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Mr.. William T. Adams (Oliver Optic
has written, forty books for boys. The
aggregate sales has not been less thar
446, 900.
5l About o hundred thousand dollars
worth of fractional currency is daily re-
deemed and destroyed,
Cottage trunks, one and half stories
high, are to be seen at the various rail
road stations now. aas efes
There is tree in Illinois from th,
trunk Of which eight varieties of woot
branch out.
The hog may not be posted in arithme
tic, but when you come down to the real
solid square root he's there--the hog is
Why is coffee like an ak with dull
edge? Because it has to be ground be
fore it is used.
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H0rati0 Seymour the strongest
Man. a

The New York Commercial says: "Goy-
ernor Seymour is not to be beaten by
being called a copperhead, or Frank Blair
to be distanced in the race because he is
revolutionist. Ridicule Seymour as
some Republican journals may, he is the
most popular man in the Democratic
party. The man who under the intense
pressure of disloyalty brought against
him in 1864, could poll over three hun
dred and sixty thousand votes, is more
to be feared now than he was in 1864
Eternal vigilance Isl necessary TO elect
Grant
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nm- Forney finds fault with the speech
es of Mr.. Belmont and Gov. Seymour
that 'snot lire of denunciation Of tie
horrible crime of the rebellion appears
in either"
Did Gov. Hawley, at Chicago devote .
single line Of his speech to the horrible
crime which Forney in the Jameson let
ter invited his friends to commit?