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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
nR In. o,CoNN0R.

TIAVING now permanently located in Tifin
II has opened an Office in Tomb's Block, i'm
Immediately over the Postofice. He hopes, by
Etrief attention to business, with twenty-fouI
years experience IN the Professiont TO merit lib
eral share OF the public patronage. Office hours
from 8 A. NJ. to p. N. sResidence-one mile
south OF Tiffn, on the Plank Road.
nov22n6me.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

PRESERVING GREEN CORN.-Take
the corn when it is sufficiently ma
tured for table use, remove the husk
from it, and boil it nearly as much as
you would if you we're going to use it
on the table; let it cool; cut it from
the cob; take any sized stone jar; put
the corn in the jar with common salt;
first layer of salt half an inch, then
a layer Of corn two inches; Pack
closely, then half an inch of salt and
two inches of corn illthe jar is filed
tie a cloth over the jar and set it
away. 1t will not form a brine, and
will take up certain quantity Of
salt, SO that there is no danger Of
putting too much on it. To prepare
it for use soak it over night in fresh
water, removing the water in the
morning, putting on fresh water for
short time. Stew aud serve it up
for dinner.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
s. ElTrno rrRsOss


A TToREEYs AND eoUNsELoRs AT LAW
~ and Solicitors in chanccry, General Insu-
ance Agents. Attention given to prosecuting
Iaims settling estates making collections I'd
eeuring patents. 0flce in National Exehan ge
lock, Tifln, Ohio. May 25rds 1851.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
Insurance.
RnRERT LYsLR &. co.

ENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. LIFE E
Ut Accident, Fire, and Marine Insurance done
one the most favorable terms. Office in Ry an s
Block, secondfoor, opposite theShawhan House
Tiffn. o. sfEov 7. '67-1 w.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
ROBERr LYsLE.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds, Mortgages, Powers
~ Of Attorney, &c, promptly and neatly ex-
ecuted; aIlother business pertaining the Office
attend I'd to on reasonable terms. Oaice an Ry-
. anssBI0ek,s opposite Shaw han House, on Second
FfIoor Thin Ohio noI5Iy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

in the construction of this mil He
has certainly shown sound me-
chanieal skill, and thoroughly under
stands his business, Those who con-
template putting up quartz crush
ing mill and want the services of a
good architect, we cheerfully com
mend Captain B. to their considera-
tion.
A. G. Sheath, Esq, one of the firm
of the Young America Company. and
general superindent, expects to set
the mill in motion in a few days,
for crushing their own quartz. Mr..
Sheath is a cool, cautious and prudent
business man, and will spare no ef-
forts to advance the interests Of the
company and render perfect satisfac-
fiop
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
JONES
W. J. RfGBT.

A TroNEYs AT LAW, FOstoria, Ohio. Will
"a attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed 70 theif care. Especial attention given 10
home and foreign collections, taking deposit
widows snd orphans. mostly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
ATLANTIC DISTRICT.

Much excitement prevails in this
locality, at the present time, in re-
gard tn the Atlantic Mining District
This District is where the famous
Miners Delight" is located, and is
considered the richest gold region in
Wyoming. The signs of the times
are good, for Eastern capital is be-
ginning to make its appearance, and
no doubt will give a healthy tone to
trade. Col. G.. NJ. Ogden, Of your
place, has sold to q. S. Marshal Howe
one twelfth of Young America for
for 81, 800. Mr. Howe is live mau,
and valuable acquisition TO this re-
gian.
Messrs. G. NJ. Ogden, A. G. Sheath
US. Howe, Mr.. MetIeny and others
have purchased the east end Of Mi
ner's Delight Ledge, 7O3 feet, for
S50.0 900, and it is the intention to
put up 40 stamp mill at once on
this portion of the ledge. Old mi
ners from California declare the mines
in this district the richest on the
Continent
THE MORALs-sUNDAY, AUG. 1sT.
This Sabbath day was desecrated
by lot of fellows with dog fight
for $500 90 a side. The contest came
off in a large gambling tent on Sun
day afternoon. I was informed that
the roughs. thieves aad leWd charac-
tcrs were present in large numbers.
We have city Marshal, a Justice Of
the Peace, Court of Common Pleas,
but there is no effort made to put a
stop to such proceedings on the
Lords day. But such is life in the
mountains.
THE EMIGRATION
to this place is somewhat abated, and
I predict that there will be more peo-
pie leaving between this time and the
holidays, than arriving. There is no
doubt that this mining camp, next
season, will be one of the liveliest and
best places for business west of the
Missouri river. will not be sur
prised to see a population of 10000
people here within the mex eighteen
months. The pure metal is here in
the bowels of the mountain and all
that is wanted is capital and the
strong arm of the miner to convert it
into coin.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
The military and territorial officers
were here few days ago. Governor
Campbell and some 25 or 30 others
paid a visit to Wind River Valley,
for the purpose of establishing mill
tary post and laying out town site.
The town site has been named "Hot
Spring City," A great rush for town
lots to that place is predicted. AT
the present time, I am informed, the
red man is lord and monarch Of all
he finds in the Valley.
HORSE RACE.
A party eff hard customers were ra-
cling with their horses Sunday this
afternoon, on the Main street of the
city, in the presence of the city Off
GERS and the citizens. No effort was
made to stop their proceedings
One of the party was thrown from his
horse very suddenly, and receiving
serious injury, had the desired effect
of ending their performance for the
day. We have had a dog fight, horse
race, and expect to see or hear of a
f sticuff before the sun goes down be-
hind the high mountains.
Yours truly,
SPOTTED-TAIL.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
DENTISTS.

OURGEON DENTIST. Office at his residence,
- corner Monroe and Madison streets. opposite
German Reformed Church. nol6-lY.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
W. n sTOVER.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, KIreb-
- Snerss Block Nam street, Tiffn, Ohio. Resi-
denee, No. Clay street, Second Ward.
july2, ,lS6s-1y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
III. b. MARTIN, NJ. ID.
!. p KINNAMAN. M. d.

DHYSIcIAN ANDsURGEoN. Second door TO
i the left, up stairs, National Hall Block
Tffin Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

is 80 by 30 feet with an L or engine
room 80 by 20, all put up in a sub
stantial manner with self-supporting
roof. There is also connected with
this establishment, a saw mill attach
ment, and SO arranged that it can be
run while the mill is in motion or
separate. The most of the timber
used in the construction of the Young
America mill, was sawed by their own
machinery, and is perfect in every
respect.
Much credit is due to Captain N.
NJ. Barnes, the assistant, for the
skill and good Judgment displayed
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

Go to the TRIBUNE OFFICE for
job Work.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

G. ". EAcHMAS. u.F- cRAMER
BACHMAN & CRAMER,
A TTeRNEYs AT LAW. Special attention
= given TO collections and the sale Of Real Is
tate. Office over Doerle * Co.'s store, Wash-
isgton street, Tifhns Ohio.
Nov. II, 1857 ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
81. BREwER
LEE & RREWER .

A TToREEYs AT LAW. Special attention
n iven TO eli kinds Of Military Claims Back
Pay, Bounty, Pensions, sc. Ofhce in Nation
Exchange Bank Blpc5zopposite the Court House
. 'fiEa, Ohio. fisn17n14tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
FIRST CLASS WORKMEN KMPLOIED

1t gives him great pleasure to be able to state
that he has secured the services Of that DON OF
COBBLERS.1
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
IFU r N E
w. G. MYERS & BRO.

A RENOW OFFERING A LARGE AND xEI.l.
II Selected stock of all kinds and styles 81
Furniturs ,Thich for Durability and hn,sh. =.
not-exeelIed in Northern Ohio Our stock com
prises
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
j and licensed Claim Agent. Prompt atten-
ton given to ali kinds OF collections. SOldlers
claims. pensions, &e-, obtained in the shortest
time possibIe. ofice, ID door TO the right, in
Town HaII Republic, .. apr2S-u
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13
GENERAL REMARKS.
Correspondents Tiain Tribune.

Correspondence Tifin Tribune.
SoUTH PASS CITY. Aug. 2, go.
EDITORS TRIBUNE-Dear jSiirs =
Having spent some five weeks in this
miEing camp and becoming a little
acquainted with the business of the
city, few items respecting the same
may be of some interest to the many
readers of the TRIBUNE, and give
them an idea of what is going on
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-13


and it was necessary that at least one
or two of them should become gov
ernesses, which was hard upon girls
who were accustomed to a gay and
rather fast life. Mrs. Burns, an An
glo-Parisian friend of Mrs. Broad
hurst's had suggested to her that her
daughter should enter a Dominican
convent, where school was kept, on
what are calledin England "mutual
terms" The young lady was to give
lessons in English, and receive some
lessons in French. Board and lodg-
ing were to be provided for her, but
no stipend was to be given.
After time Miss Clara Broad
hurst grew exceedingly dissatisfied
with her position. The early hours
and the plain fare of the convent did
not suit her. She had great notion
that she deserved stipend. She had
also great notion that she had bet,
ter 60 upon the stage, or that she
might do well as singer at public
concerts. Although the living al
the convent was SO plain, and the
rules So stringent, Miss Broadhurst
was not called upon in any degree tC
be treated as Roman Catholic In
mate would be treated; and all hel
school work being finished in the
morning, she had full range of liberty
between the early dinner and thC
early tea. There appeared to be nc
doubt but great deal of this time
was spent in the Bois de Boclogue
Il appeared that she had made sever.
al undesirable acquaintances in Par.
is, in the case of English aud French
ladies against whom Mrs. Burn,
could not actually allege anything
but of whom she disapproved as com
panions of the daughter of her friend
Latterly Miss Broadhurst had beer
dropping hints TO her mother that sh,
had an opening in life much more t.
her taste than teaching in a French
, 1869-12-04
AsplEHplp NEW SLEEPING CAR

Wl!h all the elegance and luxury that has thus
,ar been attained In modern travelling, still 1t
xond Eeem al II there WAS no limit to further lE
proycment. The Palace Car Company hare inst
tarped out another passenger car. Which. In CON-
plelcneas Of equipment, elegance OF anlAh. and
convenience Of arrangement. eurpasses anything
OF the KIND cvcr yet onered 70 the sIaye1llng pub
tc. Tha EEst car OF this kind, the " 10 Sea,tte,"
WAS placed on the Pittsburgh Fort WaSne Rail
road, and left the city At O'Clock last evening.
work ID Of the nnest p1scE xanuf, having brill
,aut polished surface Tue seata are
Paris nom de.iEn expressly laEni.hel
" NJ Pullman Ras few Rst!ofs u 1a's Or si' anS
tIch view - seI!laut general eject tnsa car Ia
nlty.cse feet long, and has twcnsJ.ei1 b:rths-
BESIDES the Few features anose tnentionco, are
patiu cnts. The nrst nnI nth, cnteztnX from
either end. are Etate-ruonaa which are supplied
.a dfee, anaer sre
ror The convenient arrangement Of the seats to
these lights eGahles travellers to tesd a. night
s,sat 1 ' IL % tnese sssieToouas ara oertas, sna
slto plentiful supply Of wafer. The reeond and
I tbt,d compartments Mc drawing rpoms iof
rcst 0! Ire CAT, and give shote Who are IN tnesn
| tue utmost rrtvaey. The toilet atranRenenie
fsse ,hs SANE iscss Hrs iof III. tut cou
be had Ia tho octt ntted I'D raom IN !
| nrst CHS hottl The fourth compartment, ont
pernsps, tho most msEn1hcett ef nil, Is an ose:
! kaloob Tor gtuerA1 ute. This Is both spacious Aat
elegant and iuTn.shed IN The mos; splendid man
l UfE- ........
The car Is heated with Bakers hester, and III
atmosphere t. shus Kept OF au uniform cominftA
be tetnper.turr. Iu cost WAS saa,0ta. E!gt
more Of this class Of cars have Just beeu dolsht!
AID VIII he put o. the Chicago. Hufltuzton >
omaha Railroad, which Is Immediately A5out =
lie OPENED. TIE travelling pnnl.c VII! dud ina
these arc the most complete tt1a9a Of tac S1n
| EYER 1ff MT fQI1h<
, 1869-12-04
EASEMENTS.
CrEEA QoEsk


Aus Lydia Thompson took ptneds last eveu-
ing, vi hen new bin was offered 70 the pnbilc.
TIE lower part Of tho house va crowded, ps1n.
c,pally by gentlemen, there being very few ladies'
present. The performance began Nlth farce
called II The Little Rebel Laara (asBs Tnomp-
sony being the aforesaid rebel She WIS the
daughter OF 4 widow, who aent her to 8
boarding tchool, wnere shs at.raetsd the
Who ie:i tn lo.r win her. II order 10 prosecute
Ter nffauous f1te from the restraints ot bo1s,s.
II tehoo', sae etruck ~ she said, for A. Il
n, hour , "a H. 9pnq ~ sna feF q; e.
est4 b?:thnseht Consequently, she WIS 1lfo red 70
return to neT n'othe1, and Vas fa.sexea ey Isp-
her, nn. wA forced, By = eopeasen.:oa
9 so.hess I1., Etsg5o9t 1!, M Hoxsfd
aa aefst fee }c0koat ,or Successor . ser dersie
hpsband. ATtAHr OTnestea tAshtonh nephew Of
FrIY.n~urt, had : prior scqua!utanoeanip aud
Of me daughter and manifested the feelluR tn
EaLncf tnst Introduced Erca: deal Of run IN the
piece The asne''s.s*ns mss1lsa LaTts q grMsssan @
VA tpr.2htiy and tu!l Of spice: she s:ted the
chlldsh lover and DC tou-po{ e1ectvely, c.us ting
The sudience 10 laugh iunodetass1J: ~: ,s Hses.
aNos*d.~ He curbea nIs nA,ar.l tendeacy to
esss19 fsS ese's's NJ tso1 saa r. Rosefs
Erra rsstsble. KHs5 Ftmtu fAtaa Weashesah5,,
i re1s1af, looked and performed be,1cr than in
"stutad' The fare Eas TOO long, and only It
Wa lHuehAble, It would hare been urnsome.
Alter the lsrse Of long interval. during which
the Aun,e1t grew 1upas.tnt, the caEssan sosa On
The main pseoe. which Was bur!esque on "La
lsges1 Sc4saal' TIese Was neither head nos
1ail teginntnR nor END 10 The pjos. aud ne Iels-
tion OF the hoi1eeque 70 she original ~. TO- re,
drr4. ed go1Reousiy, and The scenery behind then
vss ytrJ due There WIS nosnlnx II the pay
! itsrif. ind but for the dauc!nX and few
,nrrs. Il would rot be tse&ensable. Ahssin {M.-,
| Thamcsana wns "a nsuat. neither more nor tesa
| Shc tfrestd AZ sN1ss boz, her costume beipe
nss.r rs.ors srd beo0rntrf. She d4uckd well aut
surS sxee,iJ. E1rina Miss Aaskha NJ the " ntc<
yonsg nan Of the village. n.dn 4 e. io!s to Mt"a :.
Ilt ckttt) the village heanfys IN tptlteo EA1
| ner. she e2pE eopK OF tsos and Mas e1oeFsds 4.
sse AeseSTed FRtpsxs FFsssnf tAt1s HeAtAe7s
! BIZ xxs ea4y and natural. aea dlo nofe se1nno'
1 atstr1 thau my one elsa. " "saet foolinS ne, ~a
, 1869-12-04
Al EXPLANATION.
SwEprFn EAtGRAFr ASSOCIATION,
NJ, IL SuaI1 CLARK STREET,
CHICAGO, Dec, {. 1s53.

NJ, II Sox1u CLAsk STREET,
CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1S63.
IT, TIE Eti.oy ef The Chicago 7fibuae:
On Monday, November 2a, ls6a, Mr, r F. Chril-
tiau, Ne 20 East Randolph street, Chicago, call
ed at our once, producing an order for Swcaes to
WORK on levee Work, for the wages Of forty dol
lars per month and board, III. Christian WAS 10
tsse the men himself aud bring them down 10 St.
10us. 10 leave the men IN the hands and charge
OF the Captain Of the steamboat Ruhicon, which
WIS to meet there Saturday. the e7sh. and stated
to na that Ar. Murphy, contractor for the wort.
had made Arrangements for their transportation
from 81, Louis to the work, and that the money 80
advanced Tor their passage nom ST tauis down.
you'd es deducted u from OF. tae;f ~ Mages We n
with them 70 ST. Louis Nj. chri.tlAn nov
;aeA as oa aa' nGecdn 9s ns ,a ' bseu n s. rse@ s
and damaged 10 that she could not lcaEe unsil the
Tneaday following, and that he told the men thai
eond hs u ;h1sst ~ ~
better foT Them than 10 wait 4 few dsyA-. All Of
the men, with the exception Of those eight men
nsnuoatd ~ TIE cMtc4So &c Ta!sIsk ieft ss,
hired 10 dc. HI. Chttstlan has this day exhibited
10 ns . letter from = friend Of hts In St. Loait.
@ he stoys.nehtloned ~ ] lei egss men. VI "a do bs!isse
that Mr. Christian acted IN good faith. but being
urabe 10 trsaS of nndesksandIhe s~eN:a Ian.
RuBEe, fhbo tne foreman HnoM III. CQ8lhtAn QaQ
engaged for the sHedca hav1ng left with the
nsst psr.y>, The men thought themselves left
to their iate. The statement at the Office Of the
Notary Public, at ST. Louta, was not correct as
MT. ]. s. AppleheIK. mentioned IN thet1 stAse-
mtnt. waa At that time absent from ChlcaXo, and
ut. A. f johnson does not belong to the ONCE,
nor has be been here for some weeEs. We further
state that the sixteen men furnished Mr. Chris
ttaut from the Swedish Eulgsant Association,
were kept n our ONCE and recelret1 lodging fol
lwo nlghta mud one day, trec Of charge, and the!r
tclea To- too.,. ST. Loois ip1nlsned my
fare, and further say that al WAS done IN gcod
faith acd with the best Intentions from our eide t
benet the eInl4raots accounting to the credentials
shoNn On by Nj. Christian, agent foE J. o. Mu1
phy. cont actor OF leyee works on the MIss!ss!pp
HtEef.
We are authorized By Mr. Christian. who hllet
ihePe men, 10 refer to him ANY and every one fo
these facf, and for further confederation o
this statement; and who Ia Hlll!ug at anv tin,
to show tho order aud instructions for him 10 act
Mf. Christian eau be found at his ot1ce a. ao0Fe
No. $50 East Randolph tt1eet, Chicago, Illinois
E. 1IEpRuRu.
H.F. GRrpES, Snpt sNedtsn Emtuant Assocla
uou- ...-..
Subscribed and sworn TO. before me- tnis s., "a
Of December, 1859. T. L HAwE1NsoS.
Juxt1ct OF the Peact
St Louis papers please copy.
, 1869-12-04

TIE INTERNATIONAL sCULLEEE' RACE.
Brown, the American Champion, roWed ski4
rsce November IS against William Ssd!es, Of Lon
don, for f10Q. The course MAS from 6cotaNOod
Suspension brioge to the High Leyel bsidRe.
Ero1n had the north side, and got the bert AHaJ,
SaIleI. who rowed ralher wide, allowed Brown TO
inc1ca5e his lead at the end Of tne Est tNo miles,
al which potat Brown was thlee lengths ahea1.
Then splendid Tace eu6ued, sadItr gradually get
ting up 70 Brown: but when ontJ SEQ 3Hfus from
tue uutah 6adle1, who Was only hatf a tenRih IL
the rear. had 10 give # up. being pumped out.
Brown 70 ed 10 the dntRh. The face HAs rpwel
down in II minutes q seconds
THE c1AAFIoN FJrk-oAREp RACx on THE TYkE
The fO1t. cared return match for f401 side,
from AanEon Ho3se to ScotAWood, between the
Tyne abd Thames cTeEs, Was Tuwed tnts after
boon upon tie T5ne. The weather Eas 1ne, the
wind tclpG from the KeAt and the water }utnpJ
Ar. 7. = Guls:on, the Captain Of the London Row.
ing C1ne, wss referee. There wha an immense
the qnAys, and the shores; as well a+
IL steamers Oh The 1tvet. Betting was
Abont thee TO one on the TSnes!dest. Kelly
and the London crew pulled In i boat bulls by
Je~ett, lent by the Wear B0atirR Club. Renlo1l
md his crew pulled IN tntlr IN boAt, which WAY
also built BY 1e*etf. The Thames crew Won the
chIlce OF tides, and TOOK the north. notn cfeHs,
ntea past 3, and got away 10 Esaud style The
Th.mea crew look The lead bY quarter of a
length, which thej maintained 10 pavlsonFs MIL
when Rrptorth callei Oh his men. who clossd OF
the,1 opponents, and we're level Oh tho Shot Tow.
er. At he'd I.cuEhbrtdge they Ee1c length ahcad
| TO The Stal: but though the Thames crew Da1t
| several naXp.nceut sp.rtB aud were REe1lg cheer
cd. Ibey tal'td 10 overhaul their opponents, Ths
t HOn by three ttpRfhk
, 1869-12-04

The most right royal production In the world. II
the way Of travelling carriages, Is The Imperial
train OF France. II il vtnt2hlt tra!n, net mere
one carriage In \ train. First, after The engine
and lender. comes 1neRsRe~carT1aEe--uot an uu-
1phAntfablc yap4 but Attuct1re which, bcsldes
Ordinary luggage, contaits pantry arrangements
for rttIeshMents, and accommodation for some Of
the company = and imperial serEausA Next Is u
caI1tage aisnte.i a. dining g'room-ori At least ~
chairs, nnt htnFed zeass; Al4 when, At night, tho
seats sre drawn away nom the wall they fall
hack as TO form beristeat!s for the attendants.
Thttd IN tho list stands an open or platform car
rage, which may be opened Or closet at the st1es
At pleasure, and used either "a an open al5 loot
Out OK as q retrcahmtnf.rooB- Then toMfs the
grand carriage, the imperial aa1oon- with retif.
ing 1oom attached, and doors at the aides and
enls. Al! tnat luxury can do Is here done ID
the provision OF couchea. artn-chairs, folding"
cnxirr. movable chsirs, ANAL tables aIt stands.
the ,w,odows are open, uo1enIere, pc1oaut
lAmp8 aud mirrors. The nth Is seertog car
rage divided OF Into &eyen distinct COMPARTMENTS;
these comprise sleeping chamber OF bedroom
Two dressing tooEs, two rooms Tor the Empress
ladies', one for the Enperots VALET md a retiring
ruoID- The aletrt4g chamber contains two bcla.
au orpO%tte hides OF compartment nine Ecet
wide. Next to the e4nctum OF The Imperial papa
and EanruA u q carriage for the P1ncs Imperial.
With nunc7ous Enugger1es for sleeping. dressing,
ami asteuhaG1x- Laa,iJ. there Is lugEaGe-ear.
mage, the counterpart Of the orc At the head Of
the ir1tn. AL the catrtgeA hsrs doors As the end.
from carriage 10 car1tsge; aud there Are electric
ecl.s from the Imperial eaiooo 10 all the other
carItaees, q. 10 the eDg.Et driver md Grs1d1-
ft,faItrta Fditrdu sft1f&,
, 1869-12-04
FINALE cuuEIERsElTERs.
An Important Arrezt-A swollen Cheek Re-
solves Itself Into $40 of bogus
Ereenbacks.

Dur1ng the past weak the West Division has
been Hooded With counterfeit greeuhacks, TO tue
extreme discomfort Of grocezs, butchers, and
vendera Of nerchaudise generally. Whist 1eened
peculiar IN regtrd to this matter VIA the fact that
most Of This money waa being uttered bJ women.
The West Division police were finally informed Of
The game, and tereral of1:ess we're detailed to
watch tie operations Of taesc dangerous charac-
ters- Last evening, between and O'Clock,
Of1cer Rcese, OF the Second Precinct, arrested
one Of the women alleged to BE- implicated In
th14 Wholesale citcnIA1on OF bogus moneT.
The prisoner - . WOMAN about - yeaI1 Of zge1
aud when lodged IN the uuIon street Station she
Gase her name az Grett5 Hammond 1t tbeinE Ad-
y!saple that ste should undergo 4 thorough
search, and the nAtter being = somewhat delicate
operation, Tor one Of the male species, woman
Wzs With difficulty procured for the lark Every
but no moneJ. either good, bad, or tnd1retent
could be lound upon her person The ot1lcesa
wero lily patlsted With the result, as taeJ e1.
pecstai0 10 6n6 k0usR Of ihe spurious moreJ about
her clothing. While III debating the matter, tue
station keeper no;tced that one Of the woman'8
cheeks Seemed badly sEoilen. lie H.
trpsior, and was nnsHered tooth.ache-
The ststton-keeper, not entirely convinced. Touch.
ed hla fpger to tn spot, aud foun! that It could
he moved. She Was loid to "Rplt It CUT" She re-
fused. Gentle iorce MSS used; her mouth Has
opened. and a wad Of paper fell TO The 1oor. It
xas carefully unfolded, aud found 10 conti.t OF
tHo counterfeit btlls, each OF the denomination os
SO She Nas then locked In cell. Further de-
ytlorncnts rnay be expected In few days