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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
PLANTATION BITTERS.
= T Il S60-X.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storarive is the Sheet-anchor OF
the feeble debilitated. 8 a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and langiiid, ii has no equal
among slomachics. as a reme-
dy Tor the nervous weakness
to which woman are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates
tropical, temperate or irigid, it
acts as a specific in every
species of dicorder which un-
dermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale by all drug
gists. ais.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
A. W. FABER.S LEaD PENCILS.

Grand Gold Medal and Cross If ihs Legion AZ Honor
at tie Exhibition in Paris 1867
A W, Faber's New Pencils Of Silerian Lead In 10
grades ale superior to any Psucils ever made A.
W. Faber's Stencgraphic, being hari and durable
writing smooth black snd clean, is tho best pencil
for Architects, Engineers add Accountants.
FABEE. 1913 WHIST. N. Y. SOLE AGENT Of all
A. W .FAgER'S Pencils, CaAYoxs, SLArEs Ere.
Sold by stationers and Dealers everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Application for License.

Notice Ia hereby given that the Undersigned
viii. at the June term OF the cdFifussoner's
court, apply for license TO retail spirous liquors
IN Quantities less than quart. Tie location on
which propose to sell Is sn lot No one II Ia the
origiss plat Of the town OF Tyner ci.y, MAI lali
county, Indiana.
n26 RI ALEXANDER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Aleu- Advertisements.

n uiSti.atOl.'S Sale.
A0TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tnat 4 will sell
~ at publ auction. %
Friday, June 10, 1870.
At the residence of Mrs Mary Hess in the town of
Bourbon. in Marshall COnETS. Ind. air the personal
Property of Angastns j. Banat, late deceased Of
said County. sisiing OF billiard abb. ard fix
tnIes, Ice safe Dbl ef R1nriVn bbl whiske,.
bbis- 10 galiUh. Of gin, gals. o. Wine and
either ar.ciss. Sale to at 10 v'clres a. IN
Terms of Safe:
Sums ef three dollars ana uhder cash ali snt,s
over three d5ilar- credit of three mon hs will e
given, the purchaser giving Doie. at interest,
waving the tebrft u valuation and dpprsisssas ht
laws, with lcd security
z7~3 WILLIAM b. HESS, Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

ffhe Marriage Ring.-Essays for yonag
q men. free. in sealed envelopes. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. sr,s P, rhiisasIrhis, Fem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

R&G0 -wANfED an active man, in
travel anc take orders by sample, for TEA,
COFFEE. ard SPICES. To suitable rien who will
give salary of 5000 81 600 year. above .-aveI
iag and other expenses, and reasonable commits
sion on sales.
Immediate applications solicited from proper
pa rites. References exchanged. Apply 10, or
address immediately. ]. PARKEa Co Oontinentsl
Mills, es1 s9yyry, New York. 714rc5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

A Great Glance f.r fgan.s!
n Su1 T. S2fal Per 7luHth. w wsnf TO rsrlnr
good agent 10 -'rrE County, IN tie l. s. W
u 'UInmi.sinn OF -slsrS - introduce our B-ori5
= Rem. md Patent X are W. fofs-s Lfa~.: u in
! 8 last hui''.r.S years II sou ~snt proitat'e
aid ilsH-au cnip' yrl~ut. address r. s
IRISH 60 Manufacturers stHi-ss ~. ny: or
- i'rnif".r" - f~'rs u"-wS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Economyis Wealth. Franklin

Hhf VIII people raw $50 mUre for SEWING
" ,cHiNE when so will buy cue hat hss a stand
ara reputation. ID double thread, complete with Ia
Die, constructed ni'cr entirely new and practical
prthcipcs, runs by fricfion. sud excels all others
fhcse celebrated Machines fsHy licensed. intend
ed for do"r people who want to saws time iaior aud
money. A9eats psAfed Machines sent To Agents
and gtren oscaE to needy families For circnlars and
E-iac d prices address =. G. 0rrrs Co, Franklin
aid Diamond 6 n 60, Bpx soT. Boston, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

PoeR Canada is In trouble. Where's
Qasen Ys,oria's pc. llon2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
PATENTS.

= mArvefocs Uook.-Ageuts sell 100 week
~. Adrrsss L. stsbbius, Aub'r, Hartford, Conn.
Nlfn1J
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Star snauried Il.
Aromatic Vegetable Soar,

Ask your Doctor or CrnCg.x. Tor
Swee: stainine-it 'q;tai- thitrrl CiIuiue.
NJ II Nv SIesfns, fsrr q co. heniists. New " H.
yliLZi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

cured ut Dctfarss aud s,tfarrI nv = sim
pie eSaciy. ord viii -end the receipt free
MRS. VI. c. bEGG err. IIuboksn. M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

fUR ANiLY U>E-smpie che ap. rsliabir, KNIT
E,kSrrBiss. AGENTS MARTEb Circular as
sample stocking FREE. Address HlNELEY KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., l62 West fih st :, Cin'nti @
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

uuyFLL placed Love ESSAYS f,'r Young men iree,
- in se.led envelopes io~ard Association,
Box y, rhiiA.~iphIa Pa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
BEISG POSITIVELY
The most Powerful Vegetable Altera.
tive Yet Discovered.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

"The life Of the flesh Is in the Blood" Is q
scrip.uAl maxim III t sciences proves TO be
true. The people tails OF bad blood, as the
cause oil many diseases, and Ike many pop
ular opinions, this OF bad lied Is founded in
truth.
The symptoms OF bad blool are usually
quite plA!n-bad DigcstiOn-cAu,es lmper-
feet nutrition, and consequently the circu-
lA,ion Is feeble, the sof; tissues loose their
tone and elasticity, AMI the tongue becomes
pale, broad, and frequently covered with 4
pasty, white coat. ThIs condition soon
shows It'elt in roughness Of the skin, then
In ERrPTivE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continue results IN serious
LESSONS Of the Brain, Liver, Lung, or uri-
nary apparatus. Much, very much suffer-
ing is cau.ed ty impure blood. 1t Is esti-
mattel by some, that One.Gnh OF the human
family arc ereoied win scEofula In some
form.
When the Blood i; pure, you are not so
liable to any aise4,e. Many impurities OF
the B;uod arise from Impure di,eaIes Of
! glgc cities. Eradicate cYery lmpur!ty from
til fountain OF lie, and goo1 spirits, fair
sin aGI With strength Will return TO you.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

without interfering with the pur.
poses Ofgeneral benevolence. Nay,
BY kindling his s%ensIbility, and
harmonising his soul, they may be
expected, II he is endowed with a
liberal ard manly spirit, TO render
him more prompt in the service
Of strangers and the public"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

sand dollars, to be absorbed in
subscription to the stock OF this
company. This city cannot only
very well carry this amount Of
debt for such purpose, but within
a year or two more, she can vote
another halfmilliOn to some other
road Of equal Importance. and
thus go on until all these roads
are constructed. Such suJscgip-
ton would 50 stimulate action
elsewhere that within ,ix months
the entire amount Of stock requi-
site couldbc secured. The people
along the line will cheeriulIy give
for this purpose, and in Canton
from one hundred and fifty thou.
sand to two hundred Thousand
dollars of stock can be had. This
would be m earnest Of the pro-
gressivc and liberal spirit ot our
people, and would DO much il at
tracing attention. Ia the con.
struction Vf this road, the entire
amount subscribed would be re.
turned TO the city in the trade
which would come here, even
from those working upon it, And
tie increased trade which it would
bring 10 US from districts now
locked against us, would be almost
incalculable. The Aberdeen and
Elyton road will soon be built.
and with a road to Canton ",
would soon be in close connection
with Aberdeen, since the stocl
holders Of the New Orleans, Jack.
son and Great Northern Railroad
must either build from Canton on
to Aberdeen, or forfeit their char
ter. so, 70 our mind, one great
good, at Least, will come out OF
this d~istracting question as to the
I location OF the river terminus OF
the NicksburI and Meridian rail.
road.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

Mn. EDTToR: It's reported that
Mayor Weber is q stakeholder In
the jackson, Mississippi, Pilot to
the amount Of one thousand dol
lars. Isthis s02 Where does the
money come from A salary Of
twenty-five hundred dollars per
,annum ID city scrip az fifty cents
on the dollar, three months, Whis-
Ky two bits = drink, board and ex-
penses Of family 10 pay, and moth.
ing TO begin with is getting along
pretty fast foFa new beginner.
Again, III. Editor. Is the War
rem county Criminal Court in ex-
istence. We think not. See Con.
stitutlOn, Art 6th Sec, LET, which
reads as follows.
tJthe judicial power Of the State
shall be vested in 3 Snpreme Court,
and such other Courts Of law and
equity, as are hereafter provided
for In the Constitution" The only
Courts provided for by the Con-
siitnlion, are, the Supreme Court,
ChanceFy and Justice Courts, Civ.
Ing the Legislature power to es.
tablish such other inferior Courts
As may be necessary. But the
Legislature has not, as yet, thought
proper to-. establish seperate
Criminal Courts anywhere in the
State. We cannot see how, or
where any exists. This opinion
Is so fully entertained by the
Vicksburg bar that the Judge
Of the defunct court, has been
Unable to hold court since the lop-
ton Of the Constitution, notwith-
Standing be has made every ar
rangement 10 do so on one or two
OCCASIONS. By the by, does this
immaaalate Judge draw his pay?
Auditor Musgrove had better look
Into this natter. One more item
This pretended Judge got hold Of
the seal o. he abolished Crime
inal Court TIE other day,
stamped, or sealed. 4 large number
Of papeEss sald q 81 aounty claims,
collected the fees Belonging TO the
clerk Of the proper Court. l ac-
knowledge Mr.. Editor, cannot do
these things justice, win therefore
close for the present.
Yisksburg. Juns u. 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

HoRRlBLE.-Tac Baton Rouge
Gazette and Comet says; 4 lady
Of our acquaintance. and resident
Of Baton Rouge, by the way, not
long ago sent TO one Of the CITY
da.lies ar.easan, little poem, cnti-
tied May Thir;ietL,' which Was
intended 20 commemorate the
birthday OF her baby laughter.
Imagine her horror 70 see i; appear
in p..n; . low days after as w
2H1,ti,tb."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
KOSKOO!
Meets With GREAT SUCCESS In the cure Of
Diseases Of the Nervous System,

A.m3'; rIne.tenths of our people suffer
tlIH nervous exhaustion, and nre. tbers-
.O;,, 1i.O.e 70 It's cOnCuni ant evil. OF men.
-. H,Iis'sion confused ideas, softering OF
~ usi!n, Insanity and complete break1ng
aoWh OF TIE general health. Ihousands nrs
srIeTlaE today with broken. down neryous
,! stems anu unfortunately, tobacco. alien.
,b .a,s anors, over work, mental and
pul s!c!il are Causing diseases OF INC nerv-
IN ; stvL" otncrease at a fearful ratio.
Ahe ;! mptoms % which diseases OF the
ayTvo.s > stem give rise. may he stated as
. .omn, a du!i, heavy feeling in the head.
.'mts'W' more or less severe pain or Eeaj,
$shei Periodical Headache, DIizinsss
To1sIs o. Ringing IN thu Head; Confusion ~
iIVAs; temporary Los, o. Memory; DeieS.
nSn !. sli,lt,i starting during sleep; bad
bleAmsi HesitatiOn IN Answering Oues-
,.oLss ILLNESS OF Hearing; Iwitehis 9 IN
~ aGe and Arms, &C which, # moi
promptly t'e.tei, lead u Psralysis- De,iriss
um' Insanity, impoterey, Apopiexy, &c.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

LAsF Thursday Mr. james Blair
Of Columbus. Who iS quite deaf
was run over By . freight train
meas BrooksviIle and killed. he
wss walking On she railroad tack
ana bic deafness prevented him
fsom heaflng Tie train which
tAns up behind hin.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

WEregret to learn that Mr.. John
the talented young edi.
tor Ofthe Holly Springs Conser.
vative, iS quite i'll at the residence
of his brother, Col. S. S. Calhoon.
In Canton.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
sign.
NOTE.

eAEu'
NOTE.
G) p toQj, followed BY B to 1t
: Is the usual mode OF proceeding
with the attack.
(b) Here again P to @ 5 would
have been preferable.
(c) Kt tks H CHI seem TO afford
Black more resource after the
move made, White has a forced
won game.
(d) This decides the game in a
very few moves.
MI. Galbreath, of Jackson, 10
whom we are indebted for the par
ticulars Of the above interesting
contest, closes his letter as follows :
"Iu this game, Jackson was the mi.
tiAl point from which the moves
were sent to New Orleans, but
Vlcksburg and Natchez read their
reply at the same moment l did by
connecting with the New Orleans
wires.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

We welcome back 70 The clio.
rial tripod, orr talented friend.
Major Douglas Walwor,h, who has
succeeded Dr.. King in the elito.
rial control of the Natchcz Courier.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
CHESS gY

The subjoined interesting game
vas played recently BY telegraph,
under the following remarkable
circumstances;
Messrs, Tinney and Hardy, of
Vicksburg, Miss, together with
Mr.. Ga,breath. OF Jackson, Miss,
and Mr.. Tinncy, OF Natchez, Miss. ,
consult together, By telegraph,
against Messrs. Blackmar. Mau.
ran, Tarrau; and strong, Of New
Orleans.
As Jackson IS 49, miles from
New Orleans, Vicksburg 80 miles
from jackson, and Natchcz 90
miles from Vicksburg, our readers
will be able % appreciate the
novelty Of this singular consulra.
ton game.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.

persons unacqusIntgd with the strrc,nre
ana functions "I the Kidney, cannot e.ti.
ma { ne importance OF their healtAy aot,oa.
h.fu.ar and sufficient &C ion Of the Kid.
heys IS As important, nay, even more 20 than
regularity Of the boWel,. The nj Ineys 70.
move from the blood those enete matters
Ht',n, !! perm!tt Ito remain, would speed,
~ htstloy !ls. 4 total suspension OF inc
utth ~ discharges will r~cca,'on de- al from
'h.ity'siN to iOriy.eight huur..
" Ivh t Urine j, yO,deI In ANAL ou,n.
ti!!es AZ Ine time, or wh0H there is a i sno.
s!tIon 10 CT!nAte more frequently man mai.
NTA or WHEN the Urine Is high colored oy
s'aid.bg w.th weakness In the small oT ,bs
thtk, II shot Id not 10 tribe with or delsv.
gu, Out kOsLo0 should he taken AZ oncs "a
ieheUy the dlhcuity, before a lesion OF lie
organs t1kts place. Most ii the diseases ri
INC Bladder originate ron Il O e Of H. Kin
uey,, We | Inc beng imperfcctly secr, ted
70 the h,,IHeys. prove irritating 10 the Had.
ltL ana Urinary passag 5. When We recoi.
.tct ina medic ne htver reach thr Hi.
ny except through the general circllatlon
9' we O.t0l. we zee how necessary II IL n
Ae'p tue Fountain OF Lie Pure,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

a Newburyport fisherman has
caught 9 cream-cOlered lobster.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25
CHESS BY TELEGRAPH.

We rcpubiish the following from
the Turf, Field and Farm. While
Messrs. Tinncy, Hardy and Cal.
breath consulted by telegraph
their opponents, who were among
the very best players in New Or
leans, had the great advantage Of
personal conference:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-25

Is a remedy Of Wonderful Efficacy In the
cure u dlseas = OF the kidneys and Biadjer
In these An 'ctinns Il !, Is near a sDecIdc NJ
any remei can Oe. Il does it, worE kindly.
silently. and surely The Relief Uhich X
% Jrds is 10th certain and mr. epilble -
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
"OLD CHiFAuKEE. C0NyVLsEp.
Village "Merchant' Of Cbutamqun ('onuty y
Robbed by Hishway ymen-The Suspected

Village "ATerchant' Of Chutamqua ('ouuty
Robbed by Highway mem-The Suspected
Criminals Arrested.
Some time In August last Mr. James Stewart
merchant In village In Chatauqua county, the
name OF which the police officials have forgotten,
while proceeding from his store, where he had
received payment OF 81, 900. was waylaid,
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
AS may be supposed this created great excite
ment; the entire county was convused; Mat Bemus
and Winans and Fenton's brother and every other
man were out on the hunt.
Investigations made resulted In casting suspicion
upon four men-James Ryan, who had visited the
town In search OF employment a stone mason,
James Quln1an, and two men named Collins and
Kaugh. Ex-Statc senator and Congressman elect
Sessions took an active part In working up the case
and learning that the above men we're probably the
guilty parties, secured warrants for their arrest.
MI. sessions brother came TO this city and CON-
municated with superintendent KelsO who set De-
tectve Heidelberg and Sergeant Hughes, Ot the
special service squad, detailed at the PaciHc Mail
Steamship Office FOOT OF Canal street, 10
WORK UP THE CASE
Yesterday morning one OF these officers arrested
Ryan and Qninlan, who had purchased tickets for
California via the Alaska, and, for some reason,
1ailcd to sail upon her. When arrested, twas found
that they had secured the transfer their passage
to the Ocean Queen, which sails to-day. The accused
were detained at the Central once await further
developments. The case Is a badly mixed one, and
II Ia questionable whether either OF the accused can
be held, In the absence or complainant or q war
rant to justify the arrest.
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

about previous Asures. Ths ensasemsnts were 10
Liverpool 81, BOO bushels wheat ~ 3D. 7hd-tne inside
rate paid last evening l,0O bbla -four ~ 3D. balss
cotton NJ Va titd, and per steamer 900 bales
d gl6d l50 bbis pork g. and 900 sroes beef Al Ia
70 Gsgow per seaner 30 0o0 bushels At sd 10 Lon
don Seo Sbs dour a 81. and +so bashels wheat Ant
charters were;A ship 10 Antwerp with $500 bbs pe-
coal at 10 - aud back from Minattlan, Msxlco $40;
a from savannah 70 Liverpool, with $500 bales cotton
ssIs. co,.on ship to Mobile; ship Antwerp general
.argo one 70 Ban Francsc0, railroad iron from Bos
p,,t s0p 20 port in Oregon, with railroad iron;
"a ouO tons from Janacs to New York vessel from
ws,miag.on to caos with 10000 feet lumber 1t $o
sv19oher from brunswick 10 the Wlndward, lumber, At
e. a. bark to Hamburg, with $500 b0a petroleum. At
Norwsg'an brig with 1000
oMsnn M an Italian brig 70 Venice, with 1000 cases,
naphtha at ~. %. 'f~~' "''- .'s~N ~
duNNIEs The market for bags exhibited good degree
holder. asa pces were rmer closing strong with
on me spot The Offerings were light at tho The
sI British v,csroy 200 Pembroke Castle ali In store and
ia Boston 700 do ex William Ross private also 100
bales light weight ?. .ss currency cash airys tho
900 Do Per Chame.'e =. io,.c 500 do scnds Il
Cloth dull and we heard Of sales: prices were
nominal AZ .69c c We take the following from Messrs
j. g. Rogers Co.'S circular dared December l. 1870 -
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices Of the leading stocks during the day:

SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR
Tn the Southern list the new Tennessees were
weak anu sales were made ut 57sl. The South Caro-
as declined to a75l for the Jnly issues but rallied
and became fairly active after the morning call upon
the announcement that the State Treasurer had
advertised his Intention to pay IN gold the interest
falling due January ]. The following were the
closing street priccs:-Tcnnessee, ex coupon, 60A
60al; DO, new, ok 57,i; Virginia, ex-
coupon, 81 6S; do, new, GA 50; do, registered
stock, OLD, 4911 80; Georgia slxcs SO a 81; dc.
sercns, 81 g2; do, seven's. old, 80 O 93;
North Carolina, ex.ceupon, ~ AN; do,
hndinE 1865. &c 3S; do, do, 1858, q q
Is; do, new, rs 2eh; do, special tax,
10 a 20; Missouri skies, 92A a g2k; do Banni-
bal and ST. Joseph, 021a 92A; Louisiana sixes 70
73; DO, new, 81 a SO; do, levee skies, ~ "a;
do. de-, eights, 90 o.; do. penitentiary sevcns
70 u; do, railroad eghts. 80 SO; Alabama fives
70 a II; do. eighs, l0l lo3; do, railroad
eights, s6 q 100; South Carolina sxes s5 100;
do, new, January and July 90 so; do. do, April
ana October, 90 07N; do registered stock, old,
70 rs; Arkansas slxes 81 65; do sevens, 90 0s;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 10 70; do, In
terest eights. 72a 7si DO. anortgage eights, es
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
BILLIARDS..
RudOiphr and Dion To Play the 35th-(:nr-
nier and His ChnIlen0ers.

RndoIph- and Dion to Play on the 25th-G:ar-
nier and His ChnIlenGers.
At meeting OF the representatives OF Cyrilc Dion
and Rudolphe, 1t was agreed to play the match for
81, ZOO side, AZ the Academy OF Muslc the 9th
instant. There Is great interest manifested in It,
Frank Parker yesterday instructed his representative
here TO make no further attempt TO negotiate with
the doughty Rndolphe. "insist upon the rules being
adhered to IN every PARTICULAR" says the Cnfoa.
0odn.
GARNER accepts In the subjoned note. the cha!-
lenge published Ia Mondays Herald
NEW YORK. Dec. ., lss0
EDITOR HRRALD:--
sIR-The challenge Of Mr. A. p. Rudophc, In which hs
ocrs play $500 side, the odds OF tan CENT
the of France Mr Rudophc having
other 300 points up with rs nch balls, 5xll
table the make be the that Mr. Rudophe
using his matches with Acssrs Parker and Dion,
a Phelan Il Coilender.
Noticing that Mr. Maurice DAILY processes TO accept my
challenge to Mcssrs Humphrey and knvanagh desire To
that while named ihrec.bali Mr.. DAILY
proposed 'he regular American foir-baii carrom same
Npush" and 'Jaw barred,lo $500 sde.' push and
"]a" incomprehensibic words to and know
raravely little about the American rules
II Mr.. Daly wishes TO play l will make match the
addressed above Mr. RudoIphe, except
with the further exception that, prefer
make Of table and Mr.. Daily another viii toss Cor
choice.
win Mcssrs. DAILY Rudolphe at Mr. Nci Bryaprs
between three aud -four 10 o-morrow afternoon
A. GARNER
The New York herald., 1870-12-03
THE ARREST OF BANKERS in
GERMANY.
FRANKFORT. oN-THE-MAlN,
November IL. 1870.

The arrest Of several bankers here and at Berlin
has been much discussed the past few days. As one
OF the houses involved IL known to have large deal
ings with New York 1t may prove interesting TO have
the exact facts. The ilrm In qucstion-M. st. Goar
Il Sons-sent telegram to their correspondents au-
thorizlng the subscription OF certain amount TO-
ward the French loan. which has lately been placed
on the market by Messrs J. $. Morgan & Co., OF
London The Director OF Telegraphs lost no time in
reporting the case to the government at Berlin and
IN consequence thereof the police were ordered TO
proceed. They arrested NJ. ST. G0ar and his brother
on charge OF high treason, 4 g., having aided ana
abetted the enemy. The books OF the house were
seized and although the firm IS rich, and an offer
OF 100 600 horlns caution money was made, the two
gentlemen have not YET been released.
The fact that the French loan had already al.
vanceu to high premium seems 10 speak In favor
OF the gentlemen who locked upon the transaction
one Of s'money aking." They argue that the
very fact OF using the wires In open daylight tends
to show that they acted under the belief OF embark
ing In perfectly legitimate transaction. Other
wise, they add, the order would have been sent
closed and sealed up In q letter through the Post
Once
The ether party arrested is q Mr.. Kulp, German
BY birth, but naturalized In France, consequently
he had to be released At Berlin the well known
banker Mr. GHterbock, has been arrested on like
charge.
The police are very active In looking up French
sympathlzers Several well known citizens or
Frankfort dlned few days since at one OF the prin
cpal hotels In the company Of French ofccrs. 1t is
emptied In honor Of tho French republic, and that
consequent thereon the citizens were notified that
the police VIII have watchfQl eye On them here
alter.