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An escort Of bstwen fifty and sixty friends
and neighbour of the unfortunate victims Of
the late terrible mining calamity q Pilgrim
Bar, on yesterday morning at II O'Clock, ~
rived in Deer Lodge with the remains Of the
dead. which were deposited In the County
Court Room, where the funeral ceremonies
were 70 be performed 1t 3 O'Clock. The
news of the catastrophe reaching small
camps in the vicinity, miners on horseback
and on foot FASTENED TO town to pay their
tribute of respect to their dead fellow. work
men; and 1t the appointed time OF the H.
neral the Court Room was csvwded with
citizens, whose sober, solemn coustenances.
and fearful eyes, was token that nothing
les than . great, common, heart felt be-
reavemeut had called them together. Three
young and esteemed co-laborers and fellow.
craft. by sudden and terrible accident.
had been stricken from the r0ll.call Of the
living. and in the cold aims Of the King Of
Terrors had been borne across the river OF
Time to the Eternal shore Acluated BY
the holy tie of common brotherhood, their
hearts went out in sympathy u those more
sadly bereavsd. who in distant land to-day
mourn sons and brothers.
There being no clergyman In the city,
there was NO funeral discourse over the ~.
mains, but ~ the hearse, containing the
three bodies, moved toward the cemetery,
it was followed by . oortege which exceeded
in numbers any that we have ever witnessed
in Deer Lodge, and included many of the
ladies of our city. Arrived 1t the buria
ground. across the river, appropriate funera
services were read by Judge Thomas II. Ir
vine, and oil that was mortal of John b.
len, Benjamin Nugent and Henry Lsndus
Ky. were tenderly lowered 70 their last rest
| ing place ...-
'.Evermore that turf lie lightly, g..
And, with future showers,
Or thy slumbers fresh and brightly
Blow the summer d0wers" -
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DEEk LODGE NAOEo
Al ~ IaH.mr g1t" .'&v#tf 'HG - 80
Trot Out the Stockla
8;s1 dea H.. -
CITIZEN PURSES, $1,000

Tbs following 1aeas white rsa % ~ DIN 1tsek,
D0se 1ooss, q the oays DaDsd .~
- July SSth, 1871.
hoNNlN0 AACk.... ................TOno3S oo0
It p. n. Mile heats Best three IN Iva Ttoe 70
III bosses. Ito enter and 70 90
July 18th, 1871.
RUNNING RACE. .......... PURSE e9m
Il p u. Single DISH Of half mile for . psEss q
e3Q Free u III hOsses : to enter and 70 60.
~-.s T.. July 3Oth, 1871. .5.....
TWO RUNNING observation-disclosures 1ooQ
at n. Single DISH a 90 yards for . paSse ol
O0 Free u Ill horses. : TO enter and to go
At4p N singie dash Of mile for purss Of S3o0
Free to oil horses. to enter and to Co.
= HsrRY FsEs: Ten pr cent. Il full anoant ot
enrDes o9esed Tor inch reee. Fl"
To ride catch weights IN all the above raoee
Ten pr cent II al Puraes for 70 ~ 70 tho Track
An parties wishing y coupsts for the above psiss.
must enclose their entries Together with the sntree
Tee In sealed envelope aud deposit the same with
u. Walton before - O'Clock at noon Of the day psoa
- that On which ~ racs y totaks paaos.
July 4 david.
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Deer Lodge Races.-The first Of these
Ions. talked of races 10 advertised to take
place on Friday, the 2Sth. Mile heats, best
three in five, for . purse Of $30o-whicl'
will inaugurate the West Side racing season
of 1871. The fullest arrangements have
been contaminated 10 render these races the
most interesting and exciting Of any that
have ever taken place in Deer Lodge. and
we have every reason for saying that they
will attract the largest number of visitors
that haye ever congregated in Deer Lodge
City At one time. Get your greenbacks un'
folded, gentlemen, for the cry will soon be
riders up!"
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T.. III - TC--I , IL /
Net>s and Qssrt1s has the following In.
teresting memoranda concerning the hero.
inc Of the ws,skoowp ballad Of annie
Laurie"
The b;4h place Of shb ,yoses lady. 20
we'll knovn to many Of year readers, 10
quantity recorded by her father, Sir Robert
Laurie, of Aa1~ellton, IN Tie family regis.
ter. In these words:
IA the pleasure Of the Almighty God,
nv daughter, Annie Laurie. Was borne upon
the l6th day OF Deesmber. 1ee0 years, about
8 O'Clock 10 the morning, and was baptized
by Mr.. Geo. Hunter, Of 0lencairn"
And his own marriage II given. In the
II. ,.m, Quaint stvle: y .-'t ''toD
A, the. pleasure of The Alaasghty, I was
married to my wife. Jean Kiddell, upon the
27;h dag of July. 1874, il The 'Aron Kirk OF
Eduib., by Mr.. Annane.' h:sa a>..~
These statements I ind In the valuable
collection Of manuscripts LETT by the late
Mr.. W. r. H. Arundel, and which his son.
w. r. Hunter Arundel, Esq, of 'Bsyjarg
Tower. Dumfriesshire, has kindly allowed
me 70 examine and make use Of. They con.
tain vast fund Ut curious information re-.
spectiun the antiquities and county fsmi.
iies Of Dumfriesshire Many OF yods Rad.
err will know that Annie Was wueed by
Mr. Douglas, Of fingiand, In Kirklbright
shire. Her charms are thus spoken Of 10 his
pathetic lyric, Bonnie Annie Laurie:'
"'Her brow II like Tie suaw-drit,
Her neck ID Hike tho sxan, !, .Gt /
Her fse. Il = ths fai!est
That esr the can shaSe oa1J ,
| That etr the sss sAons %, ~ '.
And dark blue n her "a
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
Ia lay me- down and die
''She was, however, obdurats to his pas
sionate appeal, preferring Alex Under Fer.
gusson, Of Craigcarroal, TO whom che wa
eventually married. This William Douglas
WIS said to have been the hero Of the well
known song, Willie was = Wanton Way
Though he was refused by Annie, he die
not pine away In single blessedness, bu
made runaway marriage with Miss Eliza
beth Clerk. of fGlsnboig, in Galloway, By
whom he had four sons and two daughters.
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WoTE8 OF the oar.

The French army everywhere voted the
Republican ticket for the Assembly.
The marriage of . fifteen year old widow
Il announced from Texas.
Corydon, the first capital Of Indiana, has
q population of AT.
About $250, 900 worth Of lead was raised
from the Dubuque mines In 1870 ..;
A steam engine was cent from. Milwaukee
to McGregor. Iowa, 1874 miles, recently, to
put out fire.
The Empress Eugene. it 10 reported, 10
in treaty for the sale of her diamonds, val.
ued At 81, 100000.
The fastest trotling time on record was
made by Bonner's horse. Bruno, on Fleet.
wood course, on Friday last His time, in
half mile to saddle, was Isl. IL.
A Chicago sportsman's idea of Heaven:
II would have it boundless prsirie, with
an eternal September. and I'd have with me
an everiastin' gun and never dyin' dog"
The f,rst Greek prize ever wrcsted from
the strong hand of man by the gentler sex,
was taken by Miss J. r. Ripley, 1t the State
University Of Missouri. ~. :
Ay>.-e candidate for the legal profes>
sion was afked what he should fIrss do when
employed TO bring % sctton, Ask for
money on account ~, He paaacd
The winner of tho Monnoeh stakes At
Long Branch, July 9Th. sol4 for $3.50 in q
pool Of $3.50, and for >6t In . pool of
14,e66. Jim Fisk 10 ssid to have bought
her In the largest pool. - t''s I"
Wild Bill, tie loyal scout; who WAS killed
by Indians in 1859. and lynched by the Ku
Kiux last fall, and shot dead In quarrel :,
Christmas, is Marshal of the town of Ali.
lenc, Kansas. There II great leather" In
Bill.
In Chicago personals ere made up In hi,
touching vein: IT. II. Falls was his name,
And shall not deny with regard to the
same, that he came from Shanghai, And he
put up lest night II the Sherman, consider
ably close 70 tho sky" ..- ---
A box floating in the Mississippi river
was hauled ashore At Dubuque on the 18th
and found to contain The dead bodioDo 6v(
children, the eldest Of whom was boy Of
10 yearA There VAS nothing found In III
box leading to their idsnti6 cation or reveal
ing the mysterious circumstance ooa
nected with their death. 81.
Alady having spoken sharply to Dr.. PAR
snolo9ized bv savins. ut n the privileR(
Of women 70 talk noassass." mo. madam
it Il not their privilege but their inhrmity
Ducks would walk II they could, but mature
suffers them only % waddle" d. aan>
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LOCAL BREvITIRS.

The German gulch buys cleaned up In the
nsighborhood Of u, 700 Inst week.
VII The construction at M. e. L. Bonner's
brick and stone boilding, adjoining the
Kleinschmidt corner, i progressing finely.
Nj. N. Smith, Of Yamhil. has purchased
the mil, ing interest Of Mr.: J. B. Roberts on
Pilgrim Bar, for the snug sum OF 8, 800.
The Isdependess says We are TO have =
musical entertainment d Stuart Hall on the
28th. -a .f-1 III si.:g4uaat r&tG @.9i8 I'll
Teddy Smith, recently stabbed by Peter
Lyman, Is On his pegs again. :. So much for
good medical attendance, and IN iron con-
stitutj0n. ma a.
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos treasure box from
Helena 10 COrinne,. W. taken by Road
Agents few days ago, about 35 miles be.
You'd Ryan. A reward Of 4,0o0 u ohere
for recovery Of the treasure. '95a4QtJ "A!t
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NONTHLlRS.

Atlantic Monthly, jolly Joksr,
Ballous Monthly Budget Of Fun,
Comic Monthly, Chimney Cornet
Demoreet's Na9axipa Lsslie's Ladies' Gagasi1o
Eclectic Magazine Peters Musical Monthly,
Every saturday Phunuy Pnellow,
Galaxy, Scribncrs Magazine,
Harpefs Nagaxine Wild OatA
Overland Monthly, Yankee Notions,
Howo'o Musical Monthly,
Any Of kAs abovs for $3.50 pr Quort<', . for ma
wilkes Spirit, - PER Or Waverly Mag, % pr Or.
Alta California, London Graphic, Is per Qr
San Francisco Bulletin do luused News, ~ per Qr
Sacramento Union, do
Any Of the above will be delivered to Subscribers at
their respective Post Onces at the price named pos
tage prepaid. All subscriptions must b. paid In ID
STACKPOLE 3 FULLER
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LOCAL NEWS.
Bishop Tuttic's Appointments.

Bishop Tuttlc'S APPOINTMENTS
Bishop D. 8. futile has made the following appoint
mentx tur Montana:
July I'D, It'll sunday after Trinity, Virginia CIty.
July 9nb Wednesday. Gallatin.
july SOth sth Sunday after Trinity, bossman.
August LIT, Tuesday. Kadcrsburg.
Ausust uh 9th sunday after Trinity, Helena.
August 7th. or sth, Mondav. Or Tuesday: Diamond
August 18th IORh Susday after Trinity Deer Lodge.
August 18th, Friday. Frenchtown. ,.,-
August 4Hh 18th Sunday after Trinity, Alss0uls.
August 2lrt Monday. Willow Creek.
August I'D, Tuesday. Steyensville.
August 97th l3ah sunday after Trinity, bannack.
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; PUBLIC AUCTION.
Nc Bur:n!ey House :
- Furniture for Sale. "'

BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER oFvERED HERE
-. TO SECURE BARoAINs. ...
Under agreement the owners Of the NcBuney Hours
Furniture, &C.,, consulting In part oe
i SET OF PARLoR FURNlTuRE.
a1o SETS OF BED ROOM FURNITURE,
Dining Room Furniture,
Once Furniture,
BILE LIN F. N,
(l(ade up and In the bolt) Towels, Napkins, Heating
Stoves aud Pipe, aud oil the utensils and outAttrg
furniture apperisinins to the AcBumey Honse, par:
Pu b lilo A NC ti0n.
MASONIC HALL. DEER LODGE,
Monday, July "a, II.
The "a; !: positive s and will Be continued from day
70 Gsy "ns'i IN :. e q ioe. tn .,,. pu.h,..r
TERMS, CASH.
Parties desiring to examine these goods can Do ::
whers they are now on exhibition.
49, ~~"~
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New World and Dexter
Cooking Stoves,
Heating and Parl0r Stoves
Tinware, japanese Wsrc,
Pressed Ware,
Building Hardware,
Burdens H0rse Shoes,
Burden's Mule shoes,
Northwestern H0rse Nails
Iron, Nails, English
Pick, Drill , Square Steel.
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PiOw and Spring Steel
Toe Calk Steel,
Anvils, visea, Bellows,
Raspe, Hammers,
Borax, Etc. Etc,
Spring Point Sho wells,
Gold Pans,
10 and - IL. Sluicc Forks,
| Custom Made Picks
Brass N0zxlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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District School.-We understand that the
Fall term of our District School will be
commenced on next Monday morning. with
Mr.. Melville Chisholm - instructor. We
have heard Mr.: G. highly recommended ~ =
teacher, and presume he will give his fullest
attention to the care and education of the
children who sre thus afforded IN opportu.
nifty to resume their studies.
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BY reference to our advertising columns
of to-dsy's paper It viii be seen that the far.
famed temple of Bacchus, the "K'vus"
saloon, Hclens, II for sale. Parties wishing
to enter 1t once into . paying hssiness, will
''go far and fare worse before Aiding such
another chance, - this estnblishment l. ose
Ut the most popular resorts Ia Montana
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Helena ltens.-Henry Gils and partners
have made $l.305 clean up for four days
work In their claim on Virginia Creek, las'
week. :. WIN. II. Jack has been granted =
divorce from Fiorence =. Jsea, By the Die
trict Court. Hugh O'DonRsll. Of Three
Mile Creek. was on Saturday night robbed
OF $500 Higgins q Hagadorn's and A.
II. Holter's stores were burglarized the same
night, of a.. The 0nsetsts Argen's cor
respopdcnce says that many Democrats con-
cede Bcaverhead to CIagett. but tho CORE.
spondent thinks it viii 30 for Toole. {.
"Whack" Ryan 10 under arrest in New York
for breaking open the Office of Our 6ociety.
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WEEKLY.

Applcton's Journal
Banner Of Light,
Boeton Journal,
Boston Pilot.
COvrrisr dee ktoGs Cats,
Days Doingr.
Every Saturday,
Leelie's Chimney Corner,
Leslie's Illus. Newspaper,
Lcslie's lllustr'd Zcitung,
narper's Bazaar,
Harper's Weekly.
Illustrated Police News
Irish American,
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Dissolution Notice,
NOTICE IL hereby given that the c0partuership
heretofore cxisting between James Davidson 4 VIM,
Burlington, in carrying on tho mercantile business It
Pioneer City and Pixies Peak, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent
Mr. Davidson having purchased the entire interest
of Mr. Burlington will continue the business here
tofore aud will collect oil the debts due the old dEm
aud pay the Co. indebtedness. Communicative.
WN BURLINGTON,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
Pixies Peak, July l. 1871. l06A
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Relixjoas services will be reli.
pious servic..-.s sne CathoItc chapel In
Deer Lodge on Sunday, July Isl, a. 1850
4 M, Rev. Father DeRyckere ofaciating.
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PASSENGERS For CoRRINNE
III. X. r. r. % e. LINE.
DEER LODGE TO CORRINNE FOR $500.
Passengers for Corinne will be carried from Deer
Lodge to that place by II. K. r. +. 4. Line for -
currency. Time, eight days.
Apply to T. ). sTACKP0LE, Agt,
Deer Lodge, n. T.
June I, 1871. d&w0
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HOW THEY ~ In BERLIN AND HOW PEOPLE
E SHOULD DO HERE: ~
60 10 Z. A =. neinseh Pest Oace esore, aod hav
y0ur Watch lnsursd to keep good tne Tor y mOoeAs
80 o0v1 *E.asetf*f.s - - T. II 5S~U /
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CLIPPER
MOWERS g. REAPERS

Willow Baskets,
Baby Carriages
Baby Gigs
ID, & 10 and IL inch Rubber
and Leather Betting
IL 4 and ! inch Hose
| Hemp and Rubber Packing
Babbltt Metal,
! Union Washing Machines
Home Washing Machines
Novelty Clothes WrinRer
Fluting Machines
Sash Saws
| Circular Mil Saws
| Cross Cut Saws
whip Saws
Hard Wood,
IL 4 ~ ~ and J Inch
Gas Pipe
House Furnishing Goods
Etc. Etc. Etc.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
PASSENGERS ,SAILED

EoE steamship TS Bsas Oct 1},gs' h %;e"5 r
Eane.saa No s a5. ?.% o,@ S Gorn osor Merritt Gsa Mis-
s:F# a " fis sj
" "a { 5. Ss % NJ S gs
. sT "a, T; e., e I yse3s F b. zPl,f w
DYER Herman TsSs Msll,s JaIs: 0Shs Rev S Earring
Mason Anne Mason B. Moultcn Pes LC Austin LKupp
Ss R ' R aS nd s M 0 Me- S
~; y p' s,s IS r.: EN-
H. % chi rs ef.' Sff
s II s:d y s Ssss sas " bs snss.s
%Ssds @ ,S SG.tt s nd ss,, s @s + Gsss1.
po% ghFsr AsD NJ. Sstl s:' w; p1f S' M
B ssssG Co., $ SS NJ Ssasi
1:sGP S Gsio " M 'ii % s si;
Ssp MIN M aSad Mar as s
Nine Lea SHY, Jules pr,yOt M snd NJ. g. BnsH MoGIs
q. sl.a. : q b t.siseS, s.%s q; ~ S
G,aSD sSS S @ as o sS Morgan John sIi & s
Hs Bancroft "a ;s 's .i.
bs O:. Is:a tss f% s ssI.. NJ I'd Mn Nm
S:E EH S d. Hs.1ss: pm SS''
Armse su,s Francs Berhout Miss Deuson Bcnos Psd.y
Apon,. Noel Leon LamAson Auguste Armand PAnn Colas
fOR LIvERPOOL-n steamship CITY OF Pans Oct L-hn Gill
ing Annie Josephine Mcmahon, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher Mrs
HAYWARD M sym Miss BsbsD ROunsete, W. b. Cotton, Al
stsby Mr. Ree Hemsley James T. Lee Andrew Ste~
Capt Blake W. Parker Barne John hosweeney GrennAn
Kopdo OLaro oneo OsaA Areura and ibsro Jspn
Nolan and child Miss Isabella johnson hi Sarah
I. Mills, Prsncis West Mr.. B Arrett. M Hopper.
POk LvERPOOL-In steamship spain Oct Id morrsy Mr.
T. Ashton As Mscauey Miss NJ Aanelo, Miss johnson, r.
man Mis- L.ngman p Bryer W. Potter G II Jai, Mrs G. H.
y.Ot Miss jack Misc Neal Ma uIey hr stanton Dr.
hobinson Miss K Michigan Corey Tesslale Horne Ball
Miss T. Ball M L. Ball C. Sdulres OConpor Miss ~ Summer
ton, Miss J. Jameson, T. Msrselo Ais T. haselo.
FOR LIVERPOOL Ac-ln steamship Britannia, Oct I-Mrh
Pauline W Davis Mis-, M.ybeP lav, Mis- Pauline W Pope a-'
Harriet Chaee Lgho Ms Constance kanete 70 Hamburg
S,sphsa shaeketon Charles Tupper, An angNet B.e aH'
Panuy Bailey Miss Margaret Bailey Miss Sarah Bailey Geo.
sTfsr J. Bocs r. Miller John No Ssmue Taylor James
murray Alexander Scott Ar LOwe John keADd and wife, Mis-
hsiI Powell Lula keland and other pansngb ,he eere
horsles Mn j. Wells souhworb h George T. bosthsoh Mr.
and Mrs smith.op. Miss Amsnii Barber and friend .
fOk bAVANkAHln steamship Magnolia, Oet mn CAsrns.
Ars Auuson infant and C. NJ Hoist Weston MA C.
Cobb and child Mrs. o. II. Lamb Mrs W. 7: L.npsI W. Rig
aIde, s sgl,Da,r N I,..oA Waller. L D. B.Il Abbot
botte L. Iellst Chss Coleman D. Dehenty, walsh as
NliiSm, hls N. Wion. Miss L. Hayward Miss & Throp Miss
rop Charles Dunn Geo. NeGth John Jones W Gretn o.
Wbtsr John RtiBusr John BAnVad l. Thompson Barker
fOH bAVAShAH steamship Huntsville Oct Pete. J.ef'on.
William smith Nj Grsdot J. Hal Wism Hall Miss Kate Moron,
"AHSs aud daughter. As Aln, Mn hniIbI and SER ant H.
Forster L. Foster VI Gobe j. Hooker Mrs H. Foster. Ms,
Bod o. BOgg W. Intrf Sir Beatty Ad two children MI J.
a. REILLY. hn GrSiO anI An zOA''tJ s. j. uasy aud
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Oct. 7, 1871

Ew-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. 7. 1871.
The market at the Exchange was dull as usual
on Saturdays and the attendance limited.
Messrs johnson Il Millers sale at Richmond Hill, on
Thursday, I'm every way success, and they have
announced further sale OF 800 lots at the place.
Thursday Oct. H. and Will run an excursion train on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. to allow purchasers
full opportunity inspect the property TO the
day OF sale.
A. j. Beecker Son Co. will sell Thursday, at the
Exchange saesrooms, lots Sixty yrst-st, near Ninth
ave-, and Observation-Disclosures ysxth-st, and One
hundred. and forty eyenthst between Sevcnth-ayc.
Boulevard and Eighth-avc.
Rowland H. Hazard, jr, will offer through John III.
Austin, auctiOncer, on Wednesday, the ground at
MontrOse station, N j., 60 cottage lots. An excursion
train will leave foot OF Barcayst and Christopher st. on
the morning OF the sale Free passes and will be
furnished application at the office Of the auctioneer
No. l10 Broadway.
John g. Pierce reports sale Of the four story. brown
stone house and lot No SO West FOrtyexthst 2lox55H
1OO for AiOO0 Also the three-StOry, OhO-stOne house
and lot, No 5J West Forty fhs ls0xi5xlOo, for $25o
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

A CARD FROM MR.. KEYSER.

HE CLAIMS THAT 100000 OF ACCOUNTS IN HIS
NAME WERE FORGED-THR FoRGERs NAME
NOT sTATED-THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS STILL DUE HIM.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Press have Inexperienced the ma
ture ofny assignments to Jackson Schultz ana nave
misconsrued his statements " the Committee OF Kew
e0ty The error does me great injustice. and desire
promptly TO correct and explain
During period Of nearly three months the Press ana
the public have alleged that have dcfraudcd the CITY
out Of large Of money being yar0usy estimated
al from Sl,OOOOO TO $2,OOOOOO have been Threatened
tSA civil suits aud criminal prosecutions 1t has been
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

the Connecticut courts for divorce the ground o. IN
compatibility Of temper TO which suit IL saia thero
wilt be very little opposition.
During the past week Surrogate Veeder OF
King County, admitted to probate the wills Of the fol
lowing: .'---- -
John murray Ann rusne' cnare, Burroughs Lsr MI
Edwin Robeus George W. Gage William Hepenbhpg ChapS
ward and CGlerpe UnderAeler oil Of Bnotn Lene M R.
rlton granted on the essh OF Henry Stoci OF
ancoel WI shanswOrh toui, EIsas henoa, ~ a, proessn
Letters Of gusrdiansu NJ the estste Of julia sauhe Wr ~
Moses Bull Of Joseph L. Warren 70 Ellen Wsrfen M
R,abet Tn.is hban b. nglis her father; of ssrsn ii
TO John Mckinney; Of Benjamin Gates W Charles r.
Of BrooklJn.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-In aespshp City Of nswYors Oct Us
Bu..e Emm. Momo.h ycsan.es. de vacoT " ana m
W,Ler Mr. smiruod and Mrs Conn, Pnd h. Me.ar mr. m
m.n5.r Chn Daufed William WesllOck Mr. and h H. ou'
Rsy Jane. McGowan Dr. OhnIoB. -, c.-..
PROM LyBRPOOLIn steamship Batavia Oct s & IT,
st + TynSsI Vim spon Sarah Ann Towil hfs h.rgres
Ha,.n Mn hmse Wish Bertha Wish. hs Ellen Wish mra
Elizabeth Pairing Archibald W hur peo'
Batsn Jane sraO Diyd Miller Ch,r. heIn' Rbet
Gsn Van oscn n Msye- Jsm,s Andrw. Emil
Br.mve A. Cehrer, Miss Kehre Miss Mary Elward 'p m
Arthur GIlkcson, Geo Everett ~ ".
steson James Burton Frank Ksues Mrs Amanda oe henI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
TIE COUR7S.
CIVIL NOTES.

The case of Geo. o. Evans, the alleged Penn
sylvania defaulter, up for argument before Judge
McCunn, in the superior Court, Saturday Decision
reserved.
The Viele divorce suits have finally been
adjusted by compromise whereby all charges are with
drawn both sides. and the children divided between
the parties, the younger To 20, with the hus
hand and the other with the wife, while the three elder
arr tu cuo,c for themselves which of hr parents they
viii i've wIl IL S stated that Nj. Viee has apped TO
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. 0Cr. O.
No Steamship Mails

TUESDAY. OcT. 10
Mails TO- Europe va Plymouth Cheboarg AMI Hamburg per steam
Sllesa close at llD Supplementary Mail foot Of
Third At, HobOken 10 close! H l.b
deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
dosbe pOsage.l . .
wBDNESDAY OcT. H.
Mails Europe Queenstown AMI Liverpool steamship
Munesos CLOSE at u IN Supplementary Mail Pier No g.
n. Il, $ closed at las p. m.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mail be prepaid with
- nE..ar
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

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New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC

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49, ngH DAY.
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