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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
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perlammelten uno Mnprbnuneen trifer1>
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tifel, wel9er ben Grauen baa ppliti16e
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der Grwd9an9 9erpelen.
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bebauptete, oerDeten babe cte Stimuz
tu9el 1T Bewe9uns eelest uno weree
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Neib' unp @lico etneetrsten let. 5ier<
auf btelt Senator Ypmerpp cine tur;e
&ebe, pprin er ron cer 8ebouptuna
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Splltdnpi9 gu timmet bere6ti9t. Nlrs.
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pentipn babe ftd ntdt erlammelt> UNI
bic unSerduberli6en &edte ce5 Menz
iden9el9ledt6 gu teipreden, ionpern
cer@eldafte balber. sic teswede> rem
Guu9reb bieNptbmenbieteit einleu9teno
;u maden> fallen Trauen3immern Sci
ltano gu leiiten, melde baS Stimmred,t
%rerlan9en. G5 wuroen8 Brief { pon Sobn
Stewart 6iu Don Gn9lano uno meb<
rerer Nmeritaner perlelen> bic fid BARN
gu @uniten rer an9eltrebten ,Reformen'
auSlpreden. Cine Wense meibli6er
Nerner paren an9emelpet unb bic Dis
euiiipn tpt manden intere6anten DO
ment. Mit elmer tpsbaften &anr<
slp|Ie be9leitet paS 81. 9. Spurnal"
lsinen 8eri6t uber baS Damen uYarz
lament, inpem e8 fa9t: u0enn IS
perlprpdener Maben etnen beiliamen
GinFub auf bic politildt Ntmplpbdre
oer 5auptitapt ausitt 10 miro fem
Gerptent nt9t 9erinser iein, ais pa5
rer berlbmten 0anle bic etnit bur9 tbr
S9nattern pas r6miibe CAPITOL &C.
rettet baten iouen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
Mnneripn BON Gan Oumin9u.
(GortieBung fol9t.)

Nv S' W. T"l'SSV "
EaseSpreHe piel NIT per Grmerbuns ber
Samara 8at an Der Sifuite BON Gan
Domtn9p bur9 bic Ser. Staaten.
Yrdfoent Grant eebt aber 1T 1eiiner
MISREPRESENTATION UNI einen bepeutenren
S9rttt 1petter. ST bat 2 @ertra96entz
wurfe an ben 8%unbeslenat etnee lanbt>
Der cine betrift bic padtweile 8enubz
uns Der Samana 8at> fit einen jdDr<
li9en paGtsin6 ron $4,000 prer
fir 2 MtGipnen Dol. @elammtentz
l9doieune; Der anpere BEN Mni9lub
BON Dominica pter ces Sltlt6en Sbeil6
Der Sniel Gan Domingo at bic Ser.
Staaten 9e9en 8esablun9 einerS umme
BON Il MtQipnen Dpu.
IS betbt, rer peltltde Gbeii Der Sn@
1el> 6ayti> >rel9er beilauf9 $4,000
Ginwpbner unb 1O,081 9uaprat<M et<
len bdlt> 1ei audi gum Nnl1lub btreit>
nutirltd 9e9en @ersatun9, ruorauf por
Der 6anb Don Setten Der BunreSresiez
rur9 nod nt9t re- efttrt wtrp.
Dominica 1T Der ebemalt9e ipantide
She'll per SnieL ber 1t9 1921 BON
Spanten unabbdn9is erfldrts pana cine
Belt lang nit 5aYti f6 berumldluA
uno jeBt Der inherent miipe>
BON ben Ser. Staaten Srpnrna unp
Nufbliben pes iebr 9elunfenen @obl<
tannes erlebnt. Dominica bat lber
1900 SuapratzM eilen 11np 100000
Ginwobner> fait ausldlteblt6 Ne9er.
SIM Nprren Ypn Dominica miro Elm
auseeseidneter Gabaf 9eSo9en> Der
lioli9e She'll 1T reid an fptbaren6pl;
arter, ,pie Mabasuni 8railbolS &c.
Die Ginfubr beitebt bauptlddlt9 in
Mebl urb at1pern 2ebensmitteln aus
ZEN Ser. @taaten unb in eurppdi19en
Babrifaten. Die Tinan3en Der 3epub-
lii Iinb felt Sabren in beiupler unprpz
nur9. Sc cirfuliren etpa 2 MiItonen
Dollars Yapter9elp, welde fur $780,
900 0plp ansefauft trerpen fSnren
Cgolo Rebt lpmit eeeen Dominifant>
19es papier9elp uuf 10000. Die fun
pirte @9ulp BON Dominica betrd9t etz
ma 81, 100000 ;u reren Stl9un9 bic
yor ZEN Ser. Staaten al5 preis pes
Mnl1lu0es su Sablenoen Il MiQtcnen
rertpannt tpercen lpuen.
SIM Tau Ter 8%unpe5lenat ben Mn<
l6lubpertras beI1dttst, fdut Der auf bic
Samana 8udt be3u9lt9e &ertrag uro
bic barauf geraa6ten Mnsablun9en
($50,0O0) tperpen auf ben ancernTer>
tra9 angere9net.
DaS Dfentli9e Gtsentbum Der Nez
oerrepublit, beitebeno in Sorts 3ouz
bdu]ern &c. in, Wertb Ypn 100000
100000 9ebt in BeiiB per 8uneeS<
reaieruns iter> eben1o bic Sfentlt@en
2dnpereien, bic iebr betrd9tli6 uno
reid AT Minerall hdBen ftnp. Sails
bic ra9 Beltdttgun9 pes @ertra9sSet z
tens BET Ser. Staatea ;u erri9tenoe
8unoesterritprialresteruns bic S6ul<
ben BET friberen Ne9errepulltf Gbernebz
men wiu, irllen tbr bic SHentli@en 2an>
bereten iterlalen weroen. Der prdit f.
bent her Nepublif> Baes, une feline
Treunoe, finp pHenbar in eer 9rSbten
Gtnan3nptb uno wlrpen ft9 ant Gnne
nod wetter berunterbanoeln lanen. ST
1T 1,dmlt@ unter ben NretS> benSetparo
frlber fir Domintca bot 5ret MtQtpz
men Dollars 1don berunter9e9ar9en.
Der Gertra9 iollte jeoenfaus ni9t IN
at grocer Gle beltdti9t percen. IS
1olte porber ppfittp ermittelt tpercen, wte
BOD ftG bic S6uloen Dcmintca'S be-
laufen. G5 miro bebauptet, caB fe bic
pben an9e9e6ene Sumne (lberlteiset
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29

2tr6en=Ralember.
Sir 9lbpnnemte,1 nod europa.

8iele M%beunements, bic BON bier an Ser
tpanbte uuo Greunbe mad europa befeat pwr'
ten, flnb abselaufen. Dir eriu&en baber biz
8erefenbeu, b%ielelben gu .serneuern, ba mir
ni@t iol@e &iidtdnbe beaeben lafen unb iber>
bieB nod tas Yortu na@ europa sori9isben
tSnnen.
Sir inlantii9eMbonnenteu selten Bis gum
1. Mdr5 bic bereits mitsetbsilten @ebir=
suneen: >
< Getem Abpnnenten,
tpeltber Sen ,te,1em Jabr9au9
ppransbe3ablt, tpirb Ste Nrd=
mite iofprt 8eibitft.
Man abonntre baber re@t balb unb aabl>
reid unt ~abrefTre 8efeaunsen, ~ie felst:
"WANDERER"
L. B. 1870,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29

@ Grwtberun9 bes
bp@w. P, S. I. @enin9er 1ebe
nj IAN auf Der brttten Sette.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
CHATTER IT.

Seventeen or eighteen miles east Of
the block house on the creeks rolls
rleaasnt stream. Ittld been fan Gus
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
"STAR UNION LINE. .

GENERAL orrIcE, STAR USIos IISE,l
LOUISVILLE, Ky, !
NR. q. R. COOPER IL APPOINTED
Nj Freight, Soliciting and Contracting
Agent for this line, at Clarksylile, Tenn.
Contracts for rates aud Bills OF Lading is
sued by him will be protected.
Shippers by this line will always SECURE
rates as low as by any other direct and
responsible line, and advantages in for
ws,rding and delivering In Eastern cities,
which are not equalled by any other route.
A.. a. kINdsBU Ra, snp't,
Gnlumhns. Ohio.
p =, NASAI Slime,
Southern Agent, Louisvilic, Ny,
JUn, ~ lss0 a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
alb GAINESVILLE
CANDY MANDATORY.

DFRWNpS 1T lS Not GENER ALLY
know II TINT thcu l. such a thing rs a
candy Mnnuiactury In ClarhSNillc; hut
such IL the TACT, ! am engaged In the man
ulaciurc of the best aud purtst article of
Plain and Fancy candy, which | ou,f a.
the trade, NlolVsaio ANA rCiRtl, at Louis-
sillc nrlcrs, fVighi aud charges added.
Encourage lF0g.s TfelC slld gci As iaa.
daiitrdfcd .tvticly, EvCountry lnanchanfs
wouid do we'll 10 examine nay goods be.
iore they SEND IheiI orders away from
home.
have on hand q LANCE lot ~ tons FOR the
1hTlstmns holidays also Keep Cakes and
~. eaTIIIt.
ACES 'ls;s.if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

" you wsnt To he suited, cato a
tailor; " you want 10 be non-sutted,
go 10 law. ~ .r.a. t.a la rugstls
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

HOUSEHOLD Words" Bye, bye"
or" buy, Luy,"-Jjust ascirculnstsness
require. KY taa9io'I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

Coon places for match making
Sulphur springs. afnf aolss,f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

GEs-LENEN engaged 70 be married
are pow politely termed husbands by
bre vet IL. -l-.--- .Ll 49,.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

A BAD sign To Sign another mnn's
nan TO a note. la E.d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
FOR SALE,
A No l Farm Of ll2 Acres

TWO Mills FROM cI'ARkSNlLLE.
This tnrm II ON the Russallville Turnpike
ant Red river. Al tS~ land good, and any
Hoad frame Dwelling and outhouses.-
pruns easy Apply 10
ptc l. .tN-tf J. , VIII az,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29
N alto al III otel ,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
u D. ScoTT Proprietor,

This house In complete In all its appoint
nents, and the table supplied with the best
the market affords, at reasonable rates.
Jan. ~. '5o-tf, 't't "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

cvuIosIrrrs- -siutiering womcul
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

"Sot co." replied one "the Great
spirits heart Is glad we have him.
He has come In his cloud OF rain, TO
rpiss the Lehits that we may drown
him IN our own fishing water. air
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

--7---~--sS 49,
PAR cui,Gie 1instoS-EaL.hgI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-29

Concluded merit meek. .iil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTIES.

Coroner Flynn yesterday investigated the
circumstances attendant the death of Wm Waterman,
age years. who and instantly killed on Fri
day last by No. Cj OF the Avenue line at Broome aud
Clinton sts The boy returning trom school, and at
tempted TO cross directly in front OF the horses attached
10 the car lie was knocked down and run over be
fore the driver could stop the car verdict OF accl-
dental death Was given.
Coroner Flynn also held investigation in the case OF
the boy Henry GumpertsOn who died from luJ ures ie-
reiyed on saturday by being over Canast near
WoOster-st by car No. 81 of the hghth-aYe line. A
number witnesses examined, and verdict OF &C.
cdeutal death returned.
several witnesses were also examined the caae N
Mary Publ the little girl who run over by ear NO 10
Of the Avenue line Saturday last, near the residence
az parrnts ia Third-st Owing to the absence OF
important witnesses the investigation WAS adjourned ur
I fula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
BOLD HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A robbery WAS committed in crowded
thoroughfare at midday yesterday which, for holiness
and Dispatch has not been suspassed FOR long time
About noon Deidrick Mahken. German Nerehant DONG
business at No 200 BOwery, standing In front OF MS
store talking TO n friend while thus engaged four men
approached him suddenly, and. without the slightest
proyocation. one OF them knocked him down, and tho
rest red his pockets securing his watch and chain ana
a small amount OF money. The work was done almost
before the bystanders the astonshed German coma
comprebend what taking place or make resistance
The highwaymen fed through the crowd. ana whsh
policeman found. Mr. Mahken UNDERSTOOD so te "a
the English tongue TO experience much dli1culIy IN
making himself understood. Word sent to tue Ienth
Precinct PolceStation. and from the imperfect deserp
ton furnished by Mahken young giving his name
az Charles Roberts, age IL. OF NO III Deioncey-st, was
very soon arrested upon spicon and fully identified -
one OF the assaants. The prisoner was taken before
Justice Irdwith aud fully committed for trial. the magis
refusing to accept bail The police are confident OF
being able to secure the other hghwaym0B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
EMORY NJ. l.. CHURCH.

The closing services of the Conference year,
n, Emory a. e. Church. Bergen n. J., held on Sun
day In the morning the pastor, the Rev d. l. Lowre'
preached sermon to those who have Joined the Church
through the fundamentally OF the revival which mas
continued for several weeks during which time over 100
persons have Joined the Church In the afternoon no
WAS held The amount of the years collections Dy INC
children was over S22j. In the evening, Inc pastor
preached his farewell sermon 10 dcnsey crowded con
rrepauon and at close of his discourse he gave rev
Statistics showing an in the membership OF over
900 during the three years he has been staoheu III 'H
charge. A., .,.o, "a
on Monday evening, the members Of the church ana
their friends held sOciabe In the lecture room Oh to
church. when addresses were made by Messrs. paie'
Myers Cosgroye Burling ,Britten, and others In INC
course OF the evening map OF Palestine was presenter
10 Mr. Louvre by the Young Mems Praying Bhhl,
sewing machine worth S9j to Mrs Louvre, by tne lueS
of the church. and many presents were mace ny heul
hers of the church to Mr. LOwre among them purse
500 The church is small for the congregation ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

B,fore Judge Bedtord.-Some 2G persons were
arralgued IN the General Sessions yesterday:
aginrt whom indictments have been found by the Grand
Jury after which John Cove brought to the par on
charge OF burglary in the third degree. The accused
tried 90 prove alb The jury gave verdict OF petlt
larceny and the prisoner was remanded Tor sentence
with permission counsel TO produce witnesses to prove
an abi tomorrow. James Clark was arraigned LOT
burglary, charged with being one OF gang OF lleNes
who on night of Jan o. entered the store OF Mess
Barton Alexander az Warrel, ut No. SO BeeEman,St by
breaking scutte and stole pistols and KNIVES valued a
A. 300 He was acquitted. abb was proven 10y
william Cronacher, who charged with burglary ana
grand larceny the premises Of Mr.. COOK, NO
suffolk5 on the night OF March last and he was ac
Quilted NO complainant appearing against fatrick
Frederick charged with grand larceny, he was ais
char on motion OF the District Attorney. Maggie
Clark John Healy and Mary COuley, the three accom-
pces OF Charles Clark. sentenced ON Monday 10 hye
years IN State Prison for shopfng plead guilty to an
attempt grand larceny, ANA were sentenced to three
wears and SIX months in the state Prison each JOhn
Kelly charged with grand larceny in stealing property
TO the value OF sl0 from Thomas MckernOn, was al
lowed TO plead attempt at grand larceny ana was
sent the Pcnitenary for one year George hItock
was arragred on charge Of assault and battery Mar
tin Cowan swore positively that WhitlOck was tho man
who had knocked him down and beaten HIM Ihtee WIZ
nesses for the defense swOrc equally positively that
Whtlock had left their house during the day the az
fray alleged have occurred The Jury after long
dclberation, gave 4 verdict OF Not guilty, and the
prisoner was dlschar ged. Twelve absent jurors were,
by order of the Court fined SIS each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Benedict.-Sentences.- John Nc
Cormiek con yIced last December of stealing consider
able quantity of coin valse of fellow passen-
ger on the voyage from san Francisco sentenced 10
eight months imprisonment the Kings County Penl.
Tertiary.
James Mcmahon having pleaded guilty to the charge
OF defauding soldier out OF 800 bounty money, was
also for sentence IL argued In his behalf
that he did not himself forge the check that he vOun
tary returned the money the deiauded soldier. and
that he had disclosed tho OF the man by whom the
forgery was committed but the Judge regarded the
oense as too serious be lightly dealt WITH and sen
fenced defendant TO two years Imprisonment In the
Kings County PenitentiaTy.
Charles A. Willard who pleaded guilty 10 embezzling
letter from the Office. condemned To four years
IMPRISONMENT hard labor in the Kings County Peni-
Tertiary six years OF the extreme sentence being re-
nitted in consideration VI Wizards having served three
years In the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEnM-PARr IT,

Before Judge Spencer and a Jury-An In
sua1ce CdseJ Elliot COndoi and others agt. The Han
orer Fire Insurance Co-Ths ease was closed Friday
last by verdict in plaintiffs favor. The main question
involved was 10 the Of damage to cargo Of
Paddy rough rice shipped by plaintiffs from Georgia
for Boston, and which arrived there after passage Of
30 days In December, 1867, in badly damaged condition.
The evidence OF plaintiffs witnesses many of whom were
leading rice merchants in BOston testified that the dam
age caused by water and would not have been
caused by natural sweat OF the rice ITSELF
This question raises the important questOnespecally
a. rice merchants-as whether rough rice from Cali
ornia be injured by sweat or heat IN voyage OF
even unusual length. The testimony OF tho plaintiff
showed that 1t could not. Edwin nj. Felt for plaintiffs
COtterill Brothers for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw-YoRK.. ..................
III 4 u III

CLEARED.
lesion, SsErs BsIemsn Richmond Neptune s...
.is bilnge Liverpool. Nebraska G1sd Liverpool Virginia To-
iG1erpoot william clyde Morgan wmag'oni Regular P''ss
BarIsJ H. McL,en Corning z,rn Mouln. Star Dr. w'rs
Ri Bris Ella, Poole Rio Grand. del SOL s,n
Reb~oudi X [ Ksooy B'@ore Mar Sch I,,. 10 p,
o..o D. T BsD tS Poo Gloucester Ja % S.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mernac wier RIO J,n,ro p.s ~ Bahi Psb r.
steamship wilmington Cole Galveston Mraei o id Key W-s'
' s.s r Champion Lockwood. Charleston c. March 49, as
40" Se.%,biO Louisa Moore saJeA Seaben " e. tnu
steamship J,ecso. Atkins s,yisoas noise 'adFass
Snip b P.%sr Lo. SD1Gg ys,S .s,s, 9. s .
Bsri Jousbap GOy Of Boston, Sears ssa, 10 Jays ~a 40
nari overland Deius g. Hsobo Brsmsu - days si .A
P' Be-, G,bi. Of Bo,t.po-, Gi,, card,..' d.,
BIZ Mary A. Benson Of Windsor n s. Howard ceDsgos u FAY.
rg Anti. Oven ofpsrand Peitsusn Miia'Iss 10 day, a.,
Big Flo,,. Br L,prele cienfasgo 2'd". sugar
Eu1 Wsvrrly, Terry Trinidad - dsys sug'r. 80
Schf Mar T. Gemsek u Milton. Del. DDey Cesfaego' ds
Sebf lamps East NehA' Jsvst' Po'oe p T. u Ay' 'aS"
as Sehr S B. PrauLlio Jacksonville DAYS lum1~r
ox,, vovvoy Va, Msrcb 22-Pissed IN 70, r'ltuore No,
Caroline MeF.r,d from s'gasi Cha'anoos' i'o" Porto h' 1
sVP March 2Arnyed b,rs Ocean Pare La' W.
Mmasis 81 sps. pa.Hore c.rdeH.'' M,ss,os S,
Cieufngos; Sandy Poot Grant Ceniego'i " h', hIsA
YeeYork Cleared a. brs Rehmoad, Possn IbrDnf Tor 'e
G. T. Gearr Conkin Csnfiegos ,--,. - 49,.
March gSaled scnrs Anna Bre ara 1roo.e H" N"
for Nex.York. and Others bound Fast
W., Rryv1 Mach Sailed hr Dea-ae Sno~. EeE ferk
Arrived. scars j. H. Blrtlrti isrs.
J,cob Bris Pakeuham Tuus Boiue Baacs and q hfrsa
Smith Weehaskeh
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX March 2-The steamship City Of Brussels from LF,po1
for New.YoTk put 10 here ,oday short ofeosL
DISASTERS.
liverpool March p Til, shp ZaE Priest, sheh ir sr''i
vhl, getting 10 her eork today
Sac Is leskug badly The odamage not ascsrtaiseL
SPOKEN.
Bark jonathan Chase from Baltimore for -, March inS
g Annie Gardner Tor Baltimore March 5 lat a
lol. % 90
MEMORANDA.
Bz sme, at from tie West i0fes lessi ~ -,
crew Sarah King days from the ct 1des sh
vas sunk ont l4tb inst No aitsie given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

vent kidnapping. oppression and fraud Ih's nas ,h
found especially tho case where eontrhcts; ind,c in
sncb per .ons in their own country. are Legally pna
tho country in which such contracts are 10 we @
In such cases IL has frequently happened ,na" n,t
grants marketable property-are openy rs in
and sold aud thus many OF tho evils OF slavery arc ~
trOdueed. ..- Nm deprc.
ciated and displaced. ana caste introduced in'o This
country, by which labor itself may De uegihuu, sng
Committee therefore ventures very Respectfully w
gcst To the friends Of freedom In the Un,eu o'o b
necessity OF great vigilance, In order Una, c' VI
magnitude may be efectually prevented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERM-PARr l.

Is the Finder the Ouner Geo. HAIRS agt. ".
Y. and Harlem Railroad Coon the 10Th OF January,
1865 George Haws found in a OF the New-iork aud
Harlem Railroad Company package containing SLOTS.
He handed IL to the conductor with the remark sup
pose the Company is entitled to this" The conductor
took IL, and handed 1t over to the Company. The real
owner has not appeared, and Mr. Haws now sues the
Company for the money claiming that he, the finder
entitled to In default OF the appearance OF the real
owner. The defense is that the Company alone are
sponsble to the for the property The Court d.
verdict for the plaintiff subject 10 exceptions to
be heard the first instance at General Term upon the
ground that although tho plaintiff had right In the
property ITSELF yet he hold II before all the world
except tho true owner the finder Of the property Mr.
Cook for plaintiff, Mr. Rapao for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
CRIMINAL

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
Shandlev Yesterday committed for examination Mack
Kerr of No 637 Grcenwchst for having broken into the
premises on Monday night. Of Joseph Chamberlain, at
M 6Gl Westinghouse. occupied Dlacksmlths shop
and atteinptng to steal Robert Phillips arrested
by Officer Leacrdft OF the Tweny-eghth Precinct upon
ssclou OF having OF the three young ruihas
Who entered the store OF Samuel Seaman OF No "a Yarck
ST ON Saturday night. knocking down aud beating Mr.
seaman aud attempting to rob the till. The complain
ant, who ola about 20 years OF age, was IN
conrt his face bruised aud Scared He not able
fully to identify Philips and lie was DISCHARGED Mary
Dalton charged by Mrs. Maria NJ Erskne with the thet
oil a watch and chain worth SIS, was committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH q

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81
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and closes al 1899 n. n.
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North America fier ~ ~ close the General Post Oe
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