davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
LOCAL ARMY NEWS.

Many changes have been made since Jan.
IN The recruiting service of the Department Of the East
headquarters in this city, numerous officers heretofore
sssgned this duty having been either relieved or re-
tired JEFF c. Davis lately in command in Alaska,
relieves Reeve Chief superintendent OF he Re
cruling Service Col. Kddoo, recruiting officer in this
city. has been retired with the rank OF Brigadieren
craI and Capt Gilroy Is also retired with the rank OF
Colonel Both OF these officers were wounded durlng the
Capt Fitzpatrick, recruiting officer IN New,11rk,
Of Philadelphia with the rank OF Major The Latter will
be relieved by Ieut. Wells OF tho Sth Infantry. Lieut.
Kyle doing duty at Buffalo, is ordered to join his reg
eut Is Capt Rundtell, wh0is on duty at Baltimore
and who will be relieved by Lieut. Blatcford "a the 10th
Infautry. Gen. Neil commandant OF Governors Island
Is also ordered to be relieved but the name OF his sue
cessOr has not yet been announced
Two hundred recruits have left Governors Island tn
reinforce battali0ns doing duty at Omaha, Nebraska
Orders havo received for the immediate transfer Of
800 to Atlanta, Georgia They will leave ia a few
days ... Fa.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

ard UOrrcr against the Delaware, LacEawanna, M M
Western Railroad Company ~ stiii on INC p'iuun'
owl, some clay lands which, according 10 eyccnec
cost fom $50 800 per acre, and they claim SOl 10
5000 ler acre Tor tho portion used by tho railroad com
rany D.. .T'ic mlNeiOu on BroadWiy beOnWhB 70 ~;
V. Butler caught frl Yesterday ahd narrow craPct
al, truc' Thc Hospital Association nave eicc~ u
their officers, ard TIC lrosp-ts fer new lo,pi.6 a,e
very GncOui.iIg .ILc Paterson ChOrh s0.'.tJ Nh'
ori-nized Tuesday evening IN" Gyiah"tllin h'S"-
citation viii be dissolved tomorrow evening. >.
six colOred summoned 10 hIle ug'n
tho Jury In case recently ul". az 1a 49,
Milford Passalc County. Only oio appeartn,
In; he was In and served w,ii u Wif mem ssnn ~ j.
of whom we're Democrats This Is hc hIst instance u
vBci rcgro has been allowed 20 act a Juror IN TIE
state oi New-Jersey.
PRrSCETOy-rhe new organ, costing $3.50, latey pre-
gonted tn tbe C0c.,, Chanel by Henry CLOVIS Oi New
York viii be formally exhibited jan. Il.
TRINroS-The st0ckh holders OF the Phiadclphia ana
r,auton Railroad Company have elected the t9lioMu
Hoard of Directors: Vincent J.. bradford. Wm IL llai,
WIN H. Gatamcr Charles Nacalster, WIN. H. ficeIh },
A. j. Fish, John G. stevens, Benjamin FISH JOhh NJ
Read Ashbel Woch, Albert W. Markley, aud Gcofgr W
D,r3nce Vincent l.. Bradford elected PI sideDi,
+ Parker Norris, Treasnrcr ard F. IT, Witty secretary
in place of James j. Morre, vino Vas bade L"efdH'
Secretary after 10 years SERVICE
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

Mr. SUMNER offered the following amendment;
rror rer Ih" there Gs ANY laEs roi's AMI .SJ
,sel ppuen territory in S 'ss s dome o Us % %s not
investigation I'll tie naval force be "HdS Aha
Reected-Yeas 10, Nays 4O
a number of amendments were then offered by MI.
SUMNER and voted upon separately. The hrst set I0fn
that as IL not expedicnt during the pendey ol o
proposed inquiry TO augment our naval forces IN
lean waters and the Commission was pacluc III I'M
acer with no purpose OF violence therefore the Com
misoners shall not be conveyed In war vessel Ke-
ected without division The second auehdlheI' Pio
vded for inquiry whether There is my, ~ treat
itbnt diWiion The third directed an inquiry whether
the Constitution of San Domingo bds her Government
10 cede her territory or any part 10 any @ Io,,5n a
On this Mr. Sumner demanded the 1c,s ana Nays iho
mendment was voted dOwn-Yeas IL, Nays 81. -.
MIR SALISBURY Dem, Del.) moved TO require ING
Commissioners to be or affirmed TO make an hohcs'
Mr. FR moved to direct tine Commissioners to
inquire respecting the Imprisonment or eNle Vt any per per
by tho dominican Governments pccduSe Vi 0"ii''
Mr SUMNER also moved to provide for inquiry as
to any negoliaon or proposal lor oi Sah Do
Nj. SUMNER then sent to the Cbair anosher ailplu M
men when Mr. MORTON inquired whether IL @ Ws ~ ia or qi
der nrgc additional amendments aiter inc se o vi o
Senate had been repeatedly expressed against any odi-
Mr. sUMNER-Does the Senator wish an answer from
Mr. MoRToN-My inquiry was directed to tho Char.
MIR. SUMNER-With the permission OF tne ohalr, VIII
answpr H. am doing duty a Senator to give ile
Senate An opportunity OF improving ttr fesOlutlOn anu
further wish IT go before the country that seat
lad the opportunity of making these alehdihehs anu
Mr. summers amendment was then read inquinng
whether any villages. towns, or sectohs OF Inc slHu
now occrpicd by the people Of one Government are
claimed 10y any other Government Not agreed TO-
mont of the Comuisso shall not commit Congress for
or against annexation, was then couculted In uaAi
mousiy By Yeas 81; Nays, none. -,
The resolution accordingly goes 10 the Pfc4deDt AZ o
O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
orov followed instead Of Publishing the laws in news


H., 7rracttec was also defended by Messr' LYWI
kpT IN iCliairpfau the CDrmltfea on ItlhthSb anu
tI'-,t.i.ei .rI v,aF nttacErd hy bir. DiNt
Mr. LAFE d'cp. n y aad reaf .'5 lf2',' m ,s, gs
had % H. tIs couu,ction bc.'rc The (".t'a" "o
pr DAWES showed how that journal Ngs Intended to
IuislcAd tiir House, bccnuso tao whoo lHnyHrt va
printed In the Public Printing oho'' "NC'V' 'o t'
Mr.. GARFIELD Gep, ohio) declared his villingness
that mo- copea OF pnblic documents shoui bc printed
except those actually needed for ne % ~
hat those who want tem may get them on paylns tneir
cost lust rs in Great Britain. This, with tie ano'oh
of t6e Franking Privilege would WORK true reform.
Mr.. GRisW0f.D tDcm N. " moved TO amend tIie
caw ccSt af Ty printina, The motion was REJECTED,
Mr JENCKTs Qlep., X. ~ moved to maze IL Ten p'r
ceNl Mr LHFIIN Rep n W moved to strike out the
whole provision amended. Rlccted. ,hc hin tbo
waS9t making ,5 iGT9T G os pssFsss pressed c @ aH
appropriations for the Louisville and Por'anu o"n" apu
'"S MI sTEVESsoN Rep ohio presented tho petition OF
COO citizens, business men ana ~ % the Sewport and GIN
cinna1 8rdge over the Ohio River, on the IIesen Pi
and PRAYING its mobilization 10 conform u TIC Ioo'n
incubation OF the Board Of Engineers. a. .,,, y, .,o
MI DAWES Qlep, Mas) presonted the Rst,o IT, 9,r tuo
on, SUI Tnnonies GO of SewYork and the China Mutual IN
surance Company OF Boston, for re-hcarlhs Vi 'no
ca T sPEXKER announced the following Committee TO
attend the funeral OF the Hon.. John Coyoae n9sf css
Mercur Van Horn Phelps, Beatty, GihlaI' AA'en "o'
and Roots - - ,,sr,sr
Mr. REEVES Dem, n. " offered resolution, direct,
sasses among cattlo In NewYor1 and Massachusetts
believed to be introduced from Canada, tho Committee
on Agriculture inquire whether any legislation - neces
sarv o more cfctuay prevent restrict the Introduce
ton and distribution Of diseased cattle INTO ana through
the several States and Territories. Adopted.
mis- were introduced and referred as f0lows: -
MIR. ROGERS Dem, Ar.D-Incorporatng the Shre'e-
mort and Upper Red River Navigation Company. 4,
Mr POTTER Dem, NJ Y.)-For the imrrovcIncnt OF
the barbor OF Portchester NewYork, and 0f inc Last
chester Creek. 80 ,rt..o .to o,l
Nr. CHURCHILL Qlep. NJ Yl--To faciltate inc COL
lection of INDICTMENTS In favor OF the United staeS'
Mr.. BUTLER Gop, Mass.)-FJr the fehel oi Ine el''
Ncw-YOrk Mounted Rifles. ., A. -
Mr. FINKELNBURG Qacp., MOI presented tie me-
mnTiaI of tbe Indianapolis lmmi grafton Convention.
Mr. SARGENT Qiep, Cali presented the uemoran oi
the san Francisco Chamber Of Commerce Oh e euPSCI
of an Austrian steamship line. AuJOuIdeu
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
LATEST SHIP NEHS.

ARRIVED.
steamship Cyo Washington Jones Liverpool Dec ~ oae"'o"h
sssTshp Regulator Freeman Wilmington ~ c. day' nav
Govs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dosroy Jan iAriycl steamships keusngton from S"sh1A"'
Nounan from Phiadslphit Glaucut IRON Newiork ,.rt,
FoKrRIs. MONROE Va. Jan. l0Ihe steamship az % H. e
arrived here list Ws.ngo She gas deaei 81. a., P
poiomac bg lee Pls,e out-Brs II. H. Wryhti shs Lou nu
os for bsoes; Wlel for Rio JAneoi se1F a. IL H"S'
Richmond lsr Havana
MEMORANDA. =, % p,
British brig reported the Fair aad Esy OF bo,t
or CLa,hn Cspe Coz on I'. 'n,
boarded and the captain stael that he "aA'es "0''
act es pilot
DISASTERS. . - T.,
ynyoT so-,rs ,HsInmsst los. lovsput and put back
SchE A. J. Chamberlain. for NeNlOiA "'" ''''''
GshoTe Hampton Bat ~. 49, ,.,,..l ,sh,,s l,s
e Little Gem om St Johns has put into the Tas leaking ani
dscharqng cargo
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
A WIFE SLABS HER HUSBAND.

At noon yesterday, John Moran of No. SO
Warrenst., Jersey City, quarreed with his wife, He
struck her. and She seizng carvng-nife, plunged 1t
into his abdomen The womded man refused to reveal
any details OF the to the Police The wife escaped
to neighborinS hOusc where she was taken into Gus
tody Toward evening Moran sank rapidly that Coro
ner Waude took his ante-mOrtem deposition, IN which
tue facts given above were related
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-The Right Rev. John j.
Conroy bishop of Albany, and the Rev. T. p. Wadhans
-= Bfevoort Uouse-Judge j. q. ADDCtt Of Boston
Hartford, aud A. L. Irving, Attorney of the Great
Western Railway Of Canada - Metrop2iitan h2f@t
The Hon S. Sanford NJ c.. Amsterdam, n. y.
the Hon.. W. j. lesser Of Quebec, and Inspector
Fifth Avenue HOtel-Gerrit H.. smith OF Geneva
~ y; the Hon. John A. Griswold and the Hon. Mics
BeacR of Troy the Hon Nathaniel Wilson Of Washing
ton exCongrcssnan f. j. Woodbridge OF Vermont, Jacob
stanWood II Alabama Miles Washburn OF Boston, Col
III s. McCOmb OF Delaware and John J.. King or spring
field Mass. =- Astor HOuse-ACXander AeasSll OF
Cambridge, Mass. -. Hoffman House-EN-AiiyOr
Fargo of Bulillo. -== AlDemarle UOtel-Ihe Hon.
Henry d. Barto of Trumansburg, n. y, aud john +.
WusiOw OF POughkecpsic. === -. Nicholas Hotel
GOV. John W. stewart OF Vermont Col. sam. Tato and
Major VI, j. Micks of Memphis.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
NEW vnpx n.uy TDIB,JNE THURSDAY JANUARY - 1911

vear,eus Merieo ihe Sandwich i'rds 'ud m,te le ~
and noufy prHirii who shall submit Ae report w 'h
TIE amendment wan rejected. ,,,o,1ncpt
sTIc senate tlon voted on M. funnof ui~ MD
l..t-40tfur N p ClmnissoECrA 90 uquto t.i'i'S -
No ,ieg,I r.ndcacy ~ cv.i war Va Sin y ., 49, -.
fEc t.taut ui territory occupied by nc y.nn,cnt
49,. i,to thc Violations between The a.. Sh i' - f
CT San Doinns 90 end tno neighbour M noc,lniarv
o,i hc uendeucy of any claim, terIitofhIor OF r
I mo latter uuon the oH1ner, aud thcte ~ mS Tae
~ ~ nnncc r ~ war between tlc two GO'efiinc"''' Inv
o,,ou,l,ncnt N-ls rejected as tOilOWs'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
MIDLAND BONDS
IN DEgOGlNATlOSs OF
500, $500 & $1,000

These msorite SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS srs
secured bya Mortgage tie great Md,nl Rsa Of sss-
York their stey limited &, $1,000 per mil bd
road costing 5000 per ae Fona length ofrosi 3 s
(which 20 have been eonged snd Ha progress sz
the remainder.
RESOURCES OF TIE COMPANY
FULL PAID STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS ABOUT. S0,5gs 600
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CONVERTIBLE BOSDs..... 600 600
MORTGAGE BONDS, $4,000 PER M!LB OK rs
$500, 300
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

BuRNsrr's CocoAISE-The best Hair-dressing.

AGENTS ARE WANTED IN LIFE AND FIRE
IfywR,yoE BUSHES every ct for that position.
pnrryo1oGlc.L EXAMINATION so Broadway will select men FOX any
lulace
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

,nmph Of Sugery the non by DR. RCcs ot 'ne
Hso RrBBER MuLsiPEDAL TRrss sombDug rs DOS Gle h
sni durability with philosophical Construction OF tie rupture pA
DIR. may be Consulted daily AZ his old eablshm n'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
....".......~..."..sIl.GOG,ooO
T0TAb....................
RoUAL TO $4,000 PER NILE.

TOTAb........................ 100000
BQUAL TO $4,000 PER NILE
The road built tie thorough mar8rr ali a. De
tauable cost for cash.
The liberal sbscr pons the Convertible Bsds o s Ctr
added TO il other resources give the ao isTagag hs
early completion OF tie road The poloa sesy fned l 10
By the following Letter from the Prs.!cri Of ne Cor? s
profitable local business:
"YsB YoRl D,o ia
M,ssrs GsoEGB 0PDYEE l. Co, Hsr-I0Tt.
"GzsTLExgS Your favor Of tie il Inst asking s,is ~
h. last months earnings Of tie EesYorS snI Ossso lad hns
" hand. have ye, received report Of tie jrlls ff 10
yembsE
"Tbe eaninss for the month Of octo,er fon l
s437O9 equal s52is0 0i per tAs n n's e "a
viz; Main Line hom Sidney osacso I2' m,li 81 Bern Btes,
q miles
"Tbe road suusLeei to transport cos from asg rrder tSi
with tie and HUdOn Canal cOmr.ay, ts ar st
ofYoyrler Tie informed the subject lai'e ihe .
be tran, ortI he srsi year 100 st
the quantity 10000 tuns This viii yield an Income e. oS
s35 900 to $50 from coal that Ta Of The rod
"Takpg the lowest Of these estimates. gives FOR the i If i,I
ssnu. earning, Of seg9lo o. The total operating w. u
exceed sfy per cent, which leaves the aauu earaus F U ~
which SAL. SIS % In excess ofne Of the Bonds issue! l
"I should add that earnings from passengers and hr' "s
steadily that too without any through ban Nss.
York. Yours truly, d. G. LHTEEJOhh' ri@-'"
N and O. Midland Ralrosl Cs'
The very favorable eIhs presented in the foregoing &
that this road finished with unqu.I advantage of
through business prove to be Of The mosi ots
railroad enterprises United and that s Ft Mcrss
Boads constitute sAest nns RAILROAD ss
offered to investors
For sale exchanged r Governments sni other eusn seeD H
GEORGE OPDYKE & co.,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

II. ". SouIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New York, is
tes reliable WATCHEs lne DtHOSns oe JEWEL
Az and SfaRLisG SIyzKwARE DlamOpds speusI
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
HOME NEWS
.rIIR WEAIllER

Ysvyarv uolr TIER Bar Wind hor NE. o H'G ,.i 10
Jan. n 25' 1913 y w. jan L. sS,t, s"sa ~ ''
30 3.23 y w. 81, = = ~
prN,rrlS-Jan H. Is;O, thermometer AZ a. In, 3O'i
2 d. M, IL; II y. H., tC'.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
sTOplI

" STATISTICS snow THAT l9,O0 NRs, NOT rvpre
QUIETLY TnB yElY FLOgta lr' AHHRICAS YOt rii AZ
LEARNgD FpOpr lyss, HlL pGl sR4RDg Gpirai
ANEr.IfY LRi NkHNNEiS EEsErS AL OTHER CiIW,
rr Trrss TifE lOCNG NirR OFT o. Doors TO gYtE1r
40 afElL go BIG. OR 70 Pr Rad Tu2 DAILY 81, >
PAPIR PFE~s fND ANOEG Al r1E DHgtnFJL 80
TiiAT eRO K EyE2Y SaNSa or HUMANITY LalSKEsN.5t :
is AT TIE BOTION or THEN AL
N VAIN ARB TEMPERANCE soCfHrIRs FORMED 70 rrAY
THIS MIGifrY pHyAstATi0N " :. DlSnr3sg, AZ stL
~ sOURTEs oG PLEDGES. o. CAuECAHJ, TaAs (Ay
iIIR BLhiE WON'T.
BuT Thank istyENi THERE IS A CuLE, ASD Ir +. ~
MEDICINE A CERTAIN SrRR A.E ARD TEhaS SENf ?
CURE II r. BA I'd or SCIENTIFfC GRISCl. LIS
GOD AND HaTURg HAVE coz. Pt2fD 30 GlsR re CHIPS
FoR AL DIsEAsES ~ VIZ VIII Btr TRACE TURN O nj
THE WHOLE hrDIc'L PROTEST.. " or EuBOPB AND ANre
1CA VIII AGBFE rilKr DtrNHEsf.5S rs A DIsRAss C0s
TthCIED Ol INIERI ID AID THAT, Bling DiSEAsE lF
CaN ~ CCGrU.
c c. DFIgs ST. D.. FORAf2RLY or BOSTON has ,4ryp
THOUsANrS or CASiS OF LONG GTAEDlSG AID IAN t,Eg
ANi CASE or nABTrAL DLCSLENsRsS. 80 THAT iuR
PERSON VIII HAyE 80 MOtE bEs IRE P0R. pOieOsor.
ALCOHOLIC SPLITS THAN 4 TENgER y, Rs R.lhGkBAsH
FOR fCRrnER INfOR8 AJfoN. CALL Ar HIS .DFftCE, No
y FAST TWELfTISF, &E".IORX CITY, OK slsD sIAEP
FOH CIRCULAR
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
p1SSFVGERS ARPUED.

TIyERPOOL-Tn steamship Cy Of Nn5hinr'1 DC ~.
Mr. and Nrs James A. Cass.rly. Mss Lzae CaSeg ar ta'
p a Fsnbnan hler Paubinau Jacob PLer L. u. Ia "0o u
Bdeu N S,omou L. Field and children, hr IcLean h''
pfetL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

TIE OCEAN CABIEs--sENAroR RFVEiS on hiS-
S1.SuPI INPR0vENENrS-rUE SAN Ood'NGO
RaSofuvI0NS PASS THE SENAiE-Tua At-
pROPhtATION UlGL IN THE HOUSE
-~t,fr p
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
RRgTAL BALL.
Elozgins n Boy in Jersey-lnhumnn Treasx
ment by n HnIi.BrOther.

E1o2ging n Boy in Jersey-lnhumnn TreaR
ment by n HnIi.BrOther.
On sunday morning boy was found wandering
through Willow street, Trenton, without shoes or
stockings, clad only in linen pants and cotton
shirt. lie was taken charge OF by humane person,
to wnOm he told pJiiu story OF bad treatment re-
ceived at the hands OF his half brother the
ter's wife. The Doys back aud arms were covered
with bruises inflicted by strap with which
he was logged Yesterday morning the case was
investigated at the Overseers olce before Justices
street and Crossey, The boys story, In bref and it
brought from Tinstal, in Stadordshre. England by
my half brother, Labez Bali. My name Is Charles
Grosvenor They put me to work in the pottery. and
/ have earned from three dollars to four dolaH
weekly. They Fave fogged me very often. MY half
sister made me take my SHIRT on and she logged
me with a heavy strap. l was nogged last
Friday with the strap because hen In her nest had
broken her eggs. They SAID did 1t. was nogged
on Sunday morning because did not take six cents
worth OF cream from the milkman. They made NO
morning, and after ! came home at night they set
me TO learn catechism, though l cannot read,
and only just know my letters, and n
1 did not learn all they set me they
fed me on potatoes ana salt. MY half brother had
my wages. They logged me very often. wanted
10 leave, but they would not lot me.n tg} t-Ir
The Justice made an order that the half brother
sons in court ready to take him. and he was az
length connled TO the OF Mrs. DiIts IN Feeder
street, WHO undertook 10 be mother to MIN and
have him educated. ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
A DISGRACE TO NEW ARK.
The City's Progress in Civlization-lts Jail
L. Too Small.

The City's Progress in Civilization-lts Jail
Is Too Small.
The shameinlly meagre accommodations for pris
oners, odgers and the police force at the sole
ton house OF Newark Is a crying disgrace to the
Common Council OF that city, ana has been for years
past. There are sixteen cells only, built to accom-
mcdate as many persons, but on Saturday night
last as on many occasions before, the number or
prisoners was great that every cell was required
10 afford room for TWO persons and then or two
had 10 be secured elsewhere. Tnis s.a'e OF affairs
c0mpcls one OF the two prisoners IN each cell TO
SLEEP ON THE STONE FLOOR,
AS the solitary bench Is scarce large enough for one.
When rue PRISONERS are drunk ana quarrelsome tue
scenes enacted are disgusting. In the case OF
dodgers there are benches Tor about sixty persons,
but quite recently over one hundreu unfortunates
were packed into the quarters. Not only were
they compelled TO lie on the benches and floors
spoon fashion, bat IN some Instances they were
actually compelled TO lie partly top OF each other,
like sardines IN q BOX. The accommodations for the
patrOlmen also scandai0usy scanty. What Is
wanted really is one two snb-statios at eegible
psints TO reheve the main station. No increase
Of accommodation mas taken place Tor many years,
though the population Is continually adding and the
police force IL nearly double wnat 1t was ive years
ago Common decency and humanity ought 10 re-
commend this matter 10 the Council.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
STtAM ON TINE CANALS.
Important mproyeu,1nr-A New steam Canal
boat.

Boat.
BUFFALO, March q, 1871.
Hiram Niles, formerly a well known merchant or
this city, but now of Chicago, leaves tonight for
Albany TO submit the modes OF new steam canal
boat that has been patented by him TO the Canal
Board which meets tomorrow. The new boat has
the pr0pellInR wheels on the sides, and the bow Is
arranged ~ Obvaie the objections hitherto urged TO
the use Of steam on the canals, by overcoming re-
sistance and preventing the washing or the banks.
y Practical engineers ana canal men IN Chicago and
Buffalo have approved MI. Nles' plan
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
NEW YORK CITY.

the following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours in COM
parlson win the corresponding day OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at HudnuL's Pnar
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

Az OH FORT IN MAssACHUsErTs.-Among the
aflicies ~ the warrant acted On al the town meet
iDg in Marolehead was one III regard 10 preserving
an old Tort QUILT AZ stated by }. h. Gregory, about
1870 by the early settlers TO protect them from the
Indians. IL IL situated on the towns land about
nile from the town, and Is To ne enclosed by fence
and preserved ~ The only feic of the kIGd IN New
England.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28


last year. AS,
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

Mr.. A. T. Stewart has received a telegram that the
bark Hunter, laden with PROVISIONS for the suffering
French arrived on Sunday morning at Havre, Thi
vessel which was sent at the expense or A. T. Stew
art Co.. was the first sail and the first arrives
with help from America for France.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

An inquest was yesterday held at No. 80 Cherry
street, by Coroner Keenan, on the body OF Martin J.
Curley child not two years old, who was fatally
scalded by accidentally falling backwards into a
pan OF hot water, on Thursday last.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

Some sneak thief or thieves, about five O'Clock
on sunday afternoon, gained an entrance to the
dressmaKing establishment OF Madame Cantrell, on
the second noor Of the premises No. 222 Sixth ave-
nue., wnilc she was temporarily absent and carried
on about 81 800 worth of silks and satln belonging
to her customers. No arrests nave been made.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

Mary Belmont, middle aged woman, died yester-
day In Bellevue Hospital from severe burns on her
breast, back and arms, received on the 23d ultimo
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

Daniel Klein, the keeper of the saloon 1lo Cedar
street, in which soldier from Governors Island
attempted to poison and rob comrade on Saturday
night, states that the men did not get drunk his
premises.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-12-02
Foreign and American Marble,

$40 <,n~yc,nr . Hr,rr " a<y r.~-r :.
AZ CoNS ., w HAND A
IL wen sciecteu STOCK OF
Vauumnmts ro..k. rsnI.s. uo.Io,
nv"unV"sst f0hyS, lWuletSs tNruef.
Figures, vases, Mantle Pieces. Etc,
~! OF winch VIII ne sold as low as the low
cst: PERSONS wishing anything In this line
Will save money Dy giving me- call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Against expenditure In honor of the
deud, heaven has uttered no prohibition,
anu earth Is not Injured, but benefited by
them. All those beautiful emblems which
adorn the many tonibs around which We
love to iihger, assure us we are In n world
OF warm and loving hearts, The adurninp
OF the sepulcltres of 0lesloved ones" aile-
viates our grief and soothes the woundesl
heart. II also cheers the bercaved to know
tpot an additional establishment OF the
4ynvc presents stronger attractions to ar.
~ the attention of the stranger. and
enses him TO pause and learn the name OF
orc VINO mas shared so largely In the love
y 9the s .,, az
We have not discharged the Office of
friendship and afection which we owe to
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-12-02
BUFFERS spELLxRs AND READERS
BUFFERS ENaLlsE q

~ BurLxns ixTxouucfoHY xkunAu, O. ~ name mrjIea
10 the larger work BY the author The PaAcrCAL 0nAns
upon the Engish language i ID tg most popular work of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-12-02
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

wish 10 sell my farm and resissnc. N,
District No. z, Poachef's AIil known ~ Tie
smith and liiof farm. Any one WISHING
a small farm would do we'll To examine
Beii Kcs,see, President Hank Of Clnrfsvfllc
or 10 the undersigned,
Aug 70. 'Ii-tL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-12-02
EOR SALE

One OF the prettiest lots In town, situated
ON the north side OF the Medical Institute,
ming back 900 feet, inside ri the enclosure
of the Institute yard. which I will sell
cheap. Call on GEo- II. HARRIS
Nolmprovementse except Martin Box.
Sx.o q Ik1l- III IfIiI va 8IIl.N' M IT 1T -