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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30
PROSPECTUS.
The Post for 1872.

TINHE year 1872 will be one fraught with unusual
Il political interests to the people Of the whole
country-there being a President and Congress
to elect, besides several important State elections
Upon the result of that election depends the
stitutions.
They can best be saved by circulating among
the voters such newspapers as advocate free
liberal, Constitutional Government.
In the future as in the past we shall continue to
labor increasingly for a government of
FREE PRINCIPLES,
And at all times and under all circumstances de-
fend and sustain such a government against all
attacks, it matters not what pretext may be set
up to accomplish its overthrow.
WE WILL ADVOCATE
The Flowing propositions as essential to the
the Vaccinations of the INSCRIPTIONS leaders of
the Radical party:
j. The administration of the Government in
consonance with the pure and patriotic princi-
2 Opposition TO military rule and dictation un-
der any pTeiext or alleged necessity.
3. Equal rights TO all citizens, including the
right for every citizen 10 be tried for alleged
offence, in the civil courts in strict accordance
with the letter and spirit of the Constitution.
4 Free and fair elections everywhere, without
Interference by the President, or intimidation by
Ft derai bayonets.
s. Reduced taxation, honest. economical gov
ernment, and Civil Service Reform
G. financial policy that will not oppress the
productive industries OF the country.
I. An en,t 10 lobby schemes, mOnopelies and
land-grabbiug.
A chang of the public administration and
the overthrow of the cormOrants who are now
depicting the publ: treasury
9. The overthrow of the corrupt State govern
ments in tie South which impose heavier bur
dens Of taxation upon the North hy keeping half
the country in a sta'e of bankruptcy and Poverty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

HAVE you cold2 Remember, if you
neglect that cold, it may cause your death;
but if you will call on the Indian Herb
and Root Doctor, 25 North Market street,
and get some medicine, it will cure you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

NEW YuRK Nnvcf;her 2s.-FlO@r j. dull and
prices have declined; ~uperfGe western and State
IS TO6G- common 10 good Sc 25GG 20; good 10
choice 81 soar. Wheat il dull ami prices drnop-
ing: No spring 81 ~; No 81 45J IS winter
red western 81 aTld.i Gu. white 81 "a a. 7O Rye
is dull; western 81 &c. Farley is active and firm
er: western 9Ta95c Corn is firm; western mix
Ell in store 77,e-Sl%c; yellow western 70r: new
western mixed 75G7sI%r Oats are duh Int un-
firm; Rio lq5IG2Oc. Sugsr Is dull; Cuba 61334c.
MolasSes duh; New Orleans 50Gp53c. Pork Is
irIner and more active; mess SlaGI3 -. Lard
No prime steam 9995se; prime kettle 934c. Eggs
are frr1 at 33G3jc.
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SHeriGSaIe.
Miebvel Miller VS.. Homer ]. Ball.


ny virtue of an order to sell issned from the
1 : court of common pless of Stark county Ohio,
and 10 me directed. will offer for sale at public
outcry at the door OF the courthouse in the city
OF Canton on
Monday, The All day Of December. 1871,
the following described personal property TO Wit:
(,arpets comforts. sheets, pillow slips, feather
Nd piiiowa boIRters, spring mattraHS, crib mat
trass napkins, bedHtead. bureau. blankets ooun-
terpanes eoRerlsts tabbe-ebothss tableeoVers. to-
Rrther with persOnal properly DOT here ennmeT-
ated. Sale at o'clock p m Terms cash.
noy1swx r. A. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
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Aud5tor,s Notice.

N commissioners ofStarlI county Ohio. to pur-
chase the property ofV. B. Snyder, in the city Of
Canton, the same oeiGg 3 FRET & front and rear Of
that they will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 9th, to
hear petitions for and remonstrances against said
nronosed purchase. ED A LEE, =
nov2sWk Auditor Stark county, o.
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RunaIO Live StOcU Market.


BUFFALO November SO Beef Cattle-Receipts
1.192 head, or an increase of 1f cars from same
time last week. The market is dull and hard, and
prices Ic lower, closing dull and dropping; sales
of II Michigan steers. averaging 1000 to lOt3 lbs.
at 81 SO94 20: 81 Illinois, averaging 1899 lbs, at
So 621@; 1855 Ohio, averaging zGO TO LAST lbs at
81 5O695 co.
sHEEF-Receipts 1910. The market was not
opened.
changed; sales of 2,7OO head at S344 80 for medi-
nm TO choice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

GREAT excitement is going on from the
fact that Johnny Faber is going to have
the finest and largest assortment of Toys
and Fancy Goods for the Holidays. Cook
amoI aus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

JOHNNY FABER, of the Popular Book
Store, will return from the east in q week
or so with splendid lot of Holiday goods.
Look out
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Look Our FOR Fun l-Faber is getting
fine lot of Mechanical Toys and all the
novelties of the season for the amusement
of the little folks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

sIsFlAMATIos Of the Lungs can be
acured in ten days by the Indian herb and
Root Doctor, 70 North Market ST., Gem
ton, Ohio
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Gray'S Ferry Printing Ink Works,
Philadelphia, Pa.

c. E. ROBINSON & BRO,
MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Black and Color
lil ed Printing Inks. News Inks put up with
care To suit the season and pscuiiarites of Press
rs QUICK DRYING Black and coored Inks esPec-
tally adopted to Label Printing
noV9w6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

The Indian Herb add !. .t Doctor
cures consumption, 25 N Ma a-t street,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

EVERY person knows that Faber keeps
the largest and finest assortment of Holi-
day Goods TO be found in the City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

FABER has gone east for Holiday GoOds.
Look out for big stock and elegant as
.sortment of Toys and Fancy Goods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-EVERX To KNOW
w that ali forms OF private diseases consult
DE. @. A. SMITH. A thorouiih and permanent
cure Of Gsnorrhea, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
Disease. A safe and speedy removal Of obstruc-
tions OF the monthly periods. with or without
medicine. All communications strictly con6den-
tial. Boarding and nursing furnished II desired.
No letter will bo answered unless it contains .
postage stamp. Once. Ne. II Michigan street,
Cleveland. Ohio. spr27yt
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.lcYclnna NIn~aet.

CLzvEL,ND. November 2s-W Aeat. No red win
ter dalI and heavy at 81 A.; No = do 81 81 Corn,
demand fair and maLkes frnF new al 5jc. Opts
dull held ~ iic.
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TO THE SUFFERING.

THE-Rev.wmiam h. Merton. while residing IN
II Brazil ss Missionary, discovered IN that
land Of medicines = remedy for CoHsunrIIOS.
ScR0TULA, SozE THROAT, CouGHs, Cons, AsTHEA, ASD
NEEyoUs WEAKHEss. This remedy has cured my
selfafter AL other remedies had failed
Wishing 70 benefit the suffering viii send the
recipe for preparing and nsing this remedy 70 all
who desire Il FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your pane and
address on Il. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON.
&C BEoADwAI
No. KnaN f>fvw
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THE WEEkLY POST
TIE LATEST MARKETS,

Will not only rehect TIE sentiments OF the Dem
ocrAt:c party f-3trle--y, boldly and with II decent
hrnness, but wIil also be vehicle Of News.
THE LATEST MARKETS,
Down to the hour~of going, pres. including not
only :hS Live Stock Markets II Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, but every principal point in the weird.
HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS
viii be made a specially while the Arts, Agrieul-
ture, science, Literature Sc. will each receive a
proper share of attention The WEEKLY P1sT is 3
JOrty eight column paper printed on the hest
material With clear new ~ pc and and will be pub
hshed at the following low
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tlAc copy VI
In clubs o. or more 81
An extra cspy sent free wherethe club exceeds
ten.
THE DAILY PosT by mail per annum S. co.
We ask all who desire t. see the principles
above set forth put into practical operation, to
aid in the work by subscribing and procuring
subscribers for Tbs WEEKLY PosT. Specimen
copies sent free on application. Address
nov3O JAS. p. BARR & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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WOrds OF WtsdOnn

FOR YOUNG MEN,
4 IN the ruling passing 10 youth and Earty Nan
~ hood. wiln SELF-HELP fer the ETTing an
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes, frs
OF oharg. -Apdreea. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, PhiladeldhiA- Pa
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HhfSt 4 Still6hBauer, ,

-TNTEND killing 400 BEEYES. aud retailing the
1 same on the streets Of Canton, BY the quarter,
At very low rates This will be AZ cod opportunity
for the citizens Canton TO purchase their winter
meat. Give US call. noTleHSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

NTOTICE is hereby given. that Mary D. Rider
N has been sppointed Administratrix de bonus
;1oss Of the estate OF Lewis u Rider, deceased
AM persons having claims against said estate
will present them for payment; and all persons
Indebted to said estate make payment without
dsIay at the once OF H. 8. BeldenB corner F1tth
ana SSIsSNS rSS1Sf A'ie'''' S-D' NARY D. RIDER.
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Small Farm for Sale at
a Bargain.

OFFER FOE SALE my farm in Lake town
1 ship, 25l miles east of Greentown. containing
SIXTY ACRES.-ten acres of which is good tim
Der. The place has good buildings; is well-wa-
tered has irst-rate bearing orchard, in fact it
is a desirable place for farming purposes.
For further particulars enquire Of the under
signed on the premises. Terms viii be made IA
yorable. ]. NEWBAUER.
nOV3OW2$
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aew Sarertiserueuts.
CHICAGO AEP HF5 DESTRUCTION,

A sull and complete history of Chicago. her past,
present and future. With graphic scenes, Incl
dents and full details of the disaster, by Geo P.
Upon and J. W. Sheahan editors of the Chicsgo
Tribune. With over 400 pages and SO Illus
trRtIOns- It is now ready for delivery.
AGENTS WANTED. Send Sl.OO for outfit
and choice of Territory. Union Publishing Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,, of Phila., Pa.
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CTRANiE, BUT TRUE-ssEery young LADY an
- gentleman In the United States can hear some
thing very much 70 their advantages, By return
mail without chargel BY addressing the under
signed Those having fears Of being sanbnEged.
may oblige " not noticing this card. All otboTS
will please address their ooodisnt servant.
THOMAS y. CHAPMAN
sal Broadway. New Yorlk
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Good Agents Wanted

IN every county in the United States. Perma-
l. nant employment given to male female to
sell an article never before introduced. For
terms and sample address
PEARSON SLUSSER, South Bend, Ind.
noVsOW6
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alEltj Adrertisenremts.

BRADEN & REEVES.
Attorneys at Law.-Ofhce in Eagle Block. over
Kits store, Canton, Ohio. nov3nyI
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NOIIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In will sell his farm private sale on good rea-
sonable terms, situated about p miles south Of
Favarre, contains two good orchards, spring and
sprtng-house (stone) one new barn, house in good
repair; also on said farm good coal bank.
For information can on Jack Bennett the
undersigned WILLIAM WATSON.
The coal bank will be sold separate If required.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30

NA6 6CnHHCEY HOT SSGACs
A HALL SINGLE MACHINE. consisting of
n Boiler, Engine ShAfting and all the fixtures
to make shingles The engine Is Salem manu-
facture. was built for afourinY MILL and has done
that work several years. Everything new, or
nearly so. Circumstances have enabled me to
sell the machinery at a great bargain.
]. B. MACHAMER.
New Baltimore, Stark county, O nov3O
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
DECIsION5--Nov. 6.

quprsat Court Chambors-BY Judge Btrnard.-
rrjrf1 AZ Slat;rrv; Bigas -Orders yacate
h. J Bs.v-van an Kesng; WGhh trt Hillshnougt
btTen Ns Bank sweet Ssue sgt Fhegn' Baker sst
, Paine at Roerson AIT Bmber; Tuskh AT Wernr
sb @ gt Doge FGnngOn sg Cooling; Arnold sgL schneider
Tnas Barney BRAY; Higgins sg Sttyi Potter sgt
Coor Lane agL BEn Bradley Furber SaIas agt ckt
V,-por AZ Granger Ffauk Cohen Phuey at Farley bh hg
Htr ONe ae McCaueY; Stern AIT Conway: FredEnder ss
Wff Freut g OpperhemeT; Conkhn a brown; Bower! Ma
tebaI Bank al Mullins Wilson agt Pnce-h6hops gTan'eL
Su,r;or Co,,rt-Specidl Teyrn-By Judge Barbour
sasr AZ TIE NarIAgAa Fire AID Marina Insurance. COMPANY
Com mon Pleas Special Term-By Judge Robil; son =
P gt BOc4bOEM lOa granei unless pihDua couples "h
trnL
eyal Tr-Betore Judge Robinson -Gra9m art Fitzgerald
Jprn.r: reversed insl ordered C">s o. nde event ,
n Jnlge Lsrreno DOanJndgmtEt revrrse An
s for defendant Begey CGJudgnen alarmed WIN costs
Hv,r AIT Homau-UdgBenI rvy,Td TRIAL ordd Dhsfuuhg
oluoa By Judge r. ps bailey g RandaiSagnent re,GfG
Sb ep PSUe sF Tracy Derehct The National bank {"
Con- nor Se,lil; LewE at Bulkey.-Jujgnent affirmed
B u9ge Da'yVar Loon IyOas-Jui-meni amrned eaVe
,, 10 Cou- ArpeG Brnerct ag The havor-Julgnent
t,v, neW tina ordered Schemerb0n sTt NoodOrde affirmed
pod AT reversed McIouough sgt hcDouOuS-
Jutfr,I rsy,rs- opinion tv Judge l"rrcm'r" .
b. Judge Van BrupVaD SG ag Fsre-udgmeu' Affirmed WHO
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
Tu,EF IN THE REGISTERS OFFICE.

John Nevins, clerk employed in the Regis
ters office. was detected Saturday by Philip smith,
the watchman, In the act Of carrying away from the
Office bundle containing number of deeds and mort
cages which had been left the custody Of the Regis
Ter 70 be recorded One Of these deeds executed by
Franz Keibach and Anna Martha, his wife, TO Henry
Heming IT,, conveying a piece Of land with
the buildings thereon, situated on the south
side Of Second-st., between Avenues and
B. The documents taken from NeVlns
and restored to their places Register Connolly, being
informed of the occurrence caused the arrest OF the
clerk yesterday. He taken before Justice Hogan az
the ToInbs and when questioned as TO his guilt replied
that he had nothing say Register Connolly SAID thht
he believed that the accused intended 10 destroy the
documents in spirit OF maciOusness and for the pur
pore OF bringing Connolly into disrepute with the
public NeyIns whose is 33, and who lives Ut No
CHd-st was committed TO await q trial.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN sBcoND-AvE.-Loss s7S,oOO

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN sBCoND-AvE.-Loss t75,ooo
A fire occurred, early yesterday, in the
molding and planning Nos. ISL 49, and 2s6 East For
ty-Becond-st, running through to Fortythirdst The
flames communicated with the adjoining building,
Nos 2S and 49, also planning and moldngm occupied
by John Mckenzie and George weyder. Both buildings
destroyed, and several adjoining tenemepts were
seriously damaged. The first, second. and thru
noors Of Nos. ~, 2ss, and 2S5 were occupied
by Messrs. Phyfe q Duffy who employed hO men,
Loss, insured for $4,000 by the Andes Company
OF Cincinnati and the Franklin Of Philadelphia The up
per floor occupied by Messrs, Jackson steinmeu
builders and carpenters, who owned the building ana
machinery Loss $4,000 insured for 1000 by the L4v-
erpoOl London, and Globe Company MesSrs hckeniie
a Weyder lose $4,000 on building and stock partially
insured No. 79l Seconds twostory frame DuI u
ing, owned by James Mulvaney, was damaged ~
was occupied by Patrick white, naIneSS- dccn-
maker. Loss on stock, 200. F. stuner stCrs 9CSe-
pied portion Of the first floor as c1ge5SIoIv;
Loss, E25G insured for 600 by the - SoMsr{ Srir
Company. The first floor OF No 793, two-stoTS
building occupied lager-beer saloon py ~ mis' s
Hansen loss SSOo The building was damaged WV Mo
75 q fOurstory brick tenement, s owned ana Oocupie1
on the first floor by Prank Fell baker Loss on @ ouu
aud 10000 on building by the Pacific and other Soh %
panies The families on the upper nOOrs sansa 'n @
part Of their furniture No 79I was occupo
the first floor as dry goods store by Mrs Balch IVSs
on stock $6OO insured. The upper part was occupeH ~
families. The building, owned by Mrs br0Wn. was hnd
ing occupied on the first floor by Peter Carroll az AN
oyster saloon Oss tS00 The upper floor was occupieu
as a dwelling 1t is owned by William Lewis, ana JAIL
aged $500 insured. The total loss is over Fb,Oo
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
THE COURTS.
cr ptproRD ON ELECTION FRAUDs-THE
'UD'N NEW GRAND JURY.

,,,ncE BEDFoRD ON. ELECTION FRAUDs-Thh
'UD NEW GRAND JURY.
,r, EoveYnber Term Of the Court OF Gene
as.s,ons opened yesterday, before Judge Bedioruh
narrod the Grand Jury as follows with reference "
the election iS"S' - . o,~r Ir.y: In calling
% the election Unnecessary for ne 70 'oh ''U
I'ei M te sTereise af the elective rsRehSe the most -
VS, A. Isroap esenlhip gusrApteed 70 ~ % tne NOA'
"a rrOserssd By strong lsgisatVe snAen'nth INV W
-. 49, aove a form Of geVeuneH' '~ 80
~. .,.rtve h1BeAirS Lei Ss people ~ -
,--.r.tsye Be- SvG guarded fePt SnsAin'e' 1'
m "a, pecessHnly iOIOv that eoVeTnnen. VII hO
Sa,,,,l hut oar oOuhtry prOspsrous and h~ pe0p~ TO-
~ -, Ia, an eQual hgbL ineSpeeaVs q @eeoA P'S y 49,
Hs' -, h. pls.sss vithOat fear or QOeSieni ana "n"
~ - 4, ,sy manner Whatever impede interfere "Nn
enPo -, o5 At usht guilty Of serious crime ioT Wnieh
tio - an ample Punishment And t' every ee'en " 70 pro
Se ~ Of The freeman too the Law further PROVIDES iO'
He - a, hin who shah or ssemps 70 sse tA' ngn'"
1,,s,l,rfv Illegally voting, 49,, 49,. ,,o,,. ~,
:, important election Win fe place and the people q
% ass Of intsass eEcepsbt RnnoH Of all nno
y" ,5, ths eOpuEnty but have inphdt eonhoenee ana
.l,s ,,I ,luay had In the integrity ana TOE n"AOe
a. ,orty feOu-eitsenh ieeI eoe"eea 'A' Nv
o,oe and every honest voter viii not only ee
rease IN tb. exercise Of ha right but that every
-, viii certainly be detected and speedily puniAhed
,Ot ,looe 70 the class Aht Ire nOsoh"esy tnoWn
hu also 70 inspectors and oanvHSerS Who shAn 10 any
s election lava As becomes the duty OF the DS'ncE
y l,y before SOu all charges Of this ehArAeter %
Aaooe' cabs you speedily and fariessly investigate
- tbe evidence Fufseient in and all cases, re
q p. or p.rVun eAAre yOu, present than for ncsn sn
rou NAV rss assured that whore conviction shall follow
a. peu.ty prescribed By statute without fear or favor will
= ,,,uD e,ed e guilty For at all hazard the JUDICIARY
u,a renan The buSAft o. Oa HOeiNS'' AN1 ~ IVY - -
nip.d 70 70 upuhP Of justice
T~. ,o,lovipC Is a list of the Grand Jurors:
IE LuS Cpmaork foreman Andrew c. Armstrong Oscar
LeoS iSr Draper william J. lves Samuel BeckieI Amos
Ihs,S Roland Dcty Joseph Bloom, Lewis FEmaR William
aAnH TSc,t KnoI Thomas Dunlap, Washington hckFnTe
Uso wilson snail WhAAn SehaaS W. hcAGine JoAn b.
Iyr,s James Reeve.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
TIT Stokes FISK CASE TO BE TRANSFERRED TO
THIS CITY.

The case of James Fisk, jr., against Edward
stokes Josephine H. Mansfield and others, came up be-
tor Judge Pratt at special term Of the Kings County
surrerne Court yesterday the return OF motion re-
curing the defendant to show why the temporary
tunction granted ny Judge Pratt prohibiting the pun
trn ~ certain alleged EcandRlOus correspondence,
sSonId not be made permanent. Defendants connsel
moved 10 have the transferred to New YORK CITY on
,h nnd that all the parties in the ease resided in tat
sv Jndgc Pratt SAID that hehsd determined to grant
tbe motion 10 transfer the case TO Sew-iOrk, ana the ar
nj FOR the continuance Of the Temporary In lnction
SEnnld have 10 hc argued before NeW-IOrk Judge he
would not however. file his decision nnil MednesdA!
srS meantime the plaintiffs counsel might either appeal
nom the order Of tie Court amend the motion IN ues
GDu
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
CRIMINAL. COERTS.

Charles Bach charged with drawing beer from an
vssGnptI held Yesterday in $50 ball. BY Sonoher
Sheds 70 tie action Of the Grand jury
The Civil Jury calendar Of the United states CIR
m Coprt viii be called at by Judge Woodruj
hiorl v NJ st call tie jury calendar IL tire
Z ~ silies District Court
In tie United States Circuit Court YESTERDAY
Jobp lryo Chne Dedcan ship John Oven Het
fo assaunE dney Of The ship With intent to M
opo ty and The tve1os gwen st toe ina
was SUBSTANTIALLY that taken before The Comm sson ana
published THIBUNE when Aho was coAniite Erge non
p eovd Of rlssng counterfeit money sentenced by Judge
neAct 70 three ha labor In the PenunGy Niham H.
Rov convicted and remaDdd for sentence and
Ee Wehku indicted for the ohenSe was released on So
BAL
In the Conrt Of General Sessions before Judge
Rsdor yerda7 Pr PuscheT Wss sHncted OF JUhn
,Tn md Ste ing him Rhy yhFt' Oct 10 ihe
,re Attorney said e were three other nmaI haTs NM
- ~. INDIE :ute impnsonnent at bard labor
x To- ebSged with tnbt rDg SO from DOdds Express Com
- -, Wm G. g. Ber charged with hgAny was
h second VIE
Ei-npt trusJect OF her ever beng aO 10 SeI
n Hrurv HurUt forgery IN the third degree STATE fToh
Sp, veL ...JOhs Andrews, city larceny HI montb'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY Nov. :.
Mails via Plymouth C rhonTV and Hamburg Pc steam
lBi Supplementary Mall al loot OF
ThirI At Hohoken. IL closed n l:S1 m. ,
ian letters cepos ed Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage -,.r,, 49,
Liverpool, steamship
Sev7ca close Su leen'ar Mail on Pier No 4t n H. Is
closed a l:45 p m. -... -.
dosble postsgcl ,,,.,e,.,, ~
Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship W M
Bristol close :JOA ASuPpeuen'ary MAIL On fef No So n
Il sc a l0 ?.
All irer, deposited Supplementary Mail mnSt be prepaid with
T.s for Havana Indies per steamship Columbia close
M for Bermuda ". l., per steamship San Francisco close Il
New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
WHAT A son OF BRIGHAM YOUNG SAYS con-
CFRNING HIS FATHERS MOVEMENT

John w. Young, son of the Mormon leader,
staying at present IN this city, asserted to TRIBUNE re-
porter that the reports of his fathers flight are false
His father he says, asked for and obtained 30 stone
accompany him to st. GeorGe for the purpose
of building him house for his winter residence ne
nde public before he left Of his Intention
tn say avay during the Winter Mr. Young understands
that although the indictment for murder has been found
yet no writ Of has been issued. If the authorities
telegraph for his fathers presence, he thinks he Will re-
spoud at once person In regard to the armed escort
he says that II It only numbers 70 men Is much less
than the escort usually attending persons travehng
tile Indians He says that the statement In yesterdays
Herald that the revelation was mace subsequent 10
the territorial enactment against adultery is erroneous as
the REVELATION" given or 10 years previous his
views regard 10 this existing trouble are similar 70
those exuressrd by Bshop Sharpe and other Mormon
leaders and he hopes for ultimate peaceful solution