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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
Washington.

CATEcAzY, the Russian Minister. was
recently informed 10y Secretary Fish
that it. when the visit of the Grand
Duke j. concluded he shall not be re-
called, his passport will be sent to him,
and that the President will not receive
him unless accompanied by the Grand
Duke; and further, that the President
will al no time hold conversation with
him.
PRESIDENT GRANT has returned to
Washington.-The total number of
Germans residing in the United States
is $50. Orders have been issued
at the Treasury for the settlement of all
Paymasters' accounts which are four
years behind. An extra force, it is
said. will adjust them all within a year.
The accounts of the defaulting Paymas-
ter Hodge, have not been settled since
March. 1867.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
ITS COURSE.

The fire spread rapidly in am easterlv
and northeasterly direction, devouring
everything in its track, and soon the
two blocks from Jefferson to Clinton
and from Clinton to Canal, were enve.
oped in one sheet of flame. Crossing
Canal street, the fire crept steadily
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
From the Chicago Tribune, Oct. H..
STILL LATER.

As early as three o'clock in the morn,
ing of Monday the people on the North
Side, or many of them, began to get q
little nervous. The fire, moving north
eastward, had gotten to Rush street
bridge, which was crowded with people.
In order to prevent this aiding
the fire in crossing, it was turned,
but the only result was the
DESTRUCTION OF THE PEOPLE UPON 1T.
The fire crossed there, without pay
ing any attention to the removal of the
bridge, and Selling upon the frame
buildings, the warehouses, and the lum.
Der yards, moved rapidly northward to
ward the Water Works. The people
living in that section, and north of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20

Last night about nine o'clock fire
broke out in a barn on the corner of
twelfth and De Koven streets, occa-
stoned by cow kicking over lamp.
An alarm was quickly sounded, but the
high wind prevailing at the time caused
the building to burn and the fire TO
spread rapidly, and before the engines
reached the ground several buildings
were in flames and the firemen were
forced to give way to the devouring ele.
ment
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
UsvelLiEG THE WEST WINE"

large assembly Of the friends Of att both In
Brooklyn and New York, met last night at the rest
dence OF Mr.. Demas Barnes, In Brooklyn late men,
Der OF Congress, and well known patron OF art.
for the purpose Of witnessing the unveiling OF fe
size female statue titled the ''West WInd,n exe-
cuted in Florence by I. K. Gould. Boston artist.
The elegant rooms OF Mr.. Barnes were crowded with
invited guests At eight O'Clock MIR. Barnes re-
moved the veil, and the appearance OF the statue
drew forth round Of applause. Many OF the most
distinguished lights OF Brooklynliterary, clerical
ana arrstic--were present Among them were H.
W. Beecher, Senator n. q. Murphy, Thomas Kinsella
NJ c.; MACMILLAN, the sculptor; Messrs. Low. Chit
tenden, Van Anden Drs schenck and Farley, Gene
raj Gilmore, and many others. The story oil the
statue was told by Mr.. Barnes verg simply. When
Ia Italy he was anxious TO bring home d work III
marble by American artist. He called on
Powers, but found nothing new In his studio
except pusts Of American citizens Powers, how
Mr.. Barnes found and purchased the '.West Wins,"
which was be object or last evenings ovation at lis
splendid mansion IN First place. Brooklyn. OF
course there were many speeches, Mr.. Beecer lead
ing on very happily. The guests EXPRESSED them
selves greatly delighted with the statue and show
cred compliments on MIR. Barnes for making so
valuable contribution to the art treasures Of
Brooklyn. The evening wound up by the guests
participating in very delicious collation.. Upon
the whole The reception partook Of all the aesthetic
qualities which render such reunions OF great social
value The proprietor or this work OF seemed to
feel proud and very justly that ne had the Cppor-
tunty OF offering so great treat to his fellow cit
the honors most graciously In receiving the guests
they
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
War Between Honduras and San Salvador -Revo-.
luton in San Salvador Inauguration Of the
New President OF Nicaragua Troubles
iu Guatemala-Horrible Atrocities
by the Peruvian Indians.

HAVANA. TeS ~. 1871.
Advices from Aspinwall OF tho 10th say that the
Ocean Belle sailed for New Yorxon that'day.
WAR BETWEEN H0NDURAsjAND SAN SALVADOR.
There Is news from Gugtemaia to the lst. The
government had offered ule good ofaces Of the ma
tion between San Salvador and Honduras, and the
mediation had been accepted; but the information
IRON San Salvador Of the ID is That Honduras had
declared war against?tha country.
REyoLUrIQN IN SAN SALVADOR.
revolution had S.lso broken ont at San salvador
In consequence OF the President modifying the con.
stttution 70 secure his reelection.
FtcARAUUA AFFAIRS.
Nicaragua aAvices are that Qu0dra had been de-
clared President amid the rejoicing OF the people.
NJ ua.lenbocs, the director or the Nicaragua Stcahi-
ship Company, had arrived at Leon. He intends,
when the line Is opened, to place steamers ON Lake
RIOTS IN GUATEMALA.
san Andres dates to the llth announce that there
was much opposition manifested TO the government
OF Guatemala aud that riot had occurred, IN which
several lives were lost.
From Lima news has been received to the Goth.
The Lopaz Indians were committing horrible barba-
rites, They mad captured Minister Munoae and
buried him alive.
SUCCESS OF THE REVOLUTION m VENEZUELA.
Bolivia dates of the 18Th announce that the gov
ernment OF Venezuela Is poweriess to suppress the
Insurgents under Morales. Ex-Presdent Meigar
had lied.
THE COLOMBIAN INSURGENTS ROUTED.
Advces from Bogota under date OF the ID are
that the troops Of Colombia mad completely routed
the. insurgents at Sagamosa. The Chief Of Police
and several other officials had been arrested
charged with conspiracy to betray the government
A portion Of the country was declared to be IN a
WAR BETWEEN NICARAGUA AND COSTA RIGA
PROBABLE.
Hostilities between Nicaragua and Costa Rica are
TIE DARIEN EXPEDITION.
Commander seliridge OF the barren expedition,
sailed on the 18th Tor the survey OF the Atlantic
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
PORT OF NEW YoRK, FEBRUARY ~, 1871.
CLEARED.

Bros - 'S"
Steamship Assyria (Br, Smith, Glasgow Bros
rs 4 Co. -
Steamship Hatteras Backwood. Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Francona. Bragg. Portiand-J Ames
Ship Igona (Br), Haynes, Gaveston-,C l. Wright Co
Wolf 4 Co.
BARK Carl Angus.s (NG), List Hamborg--Funch, Edge
4 Co. -
Bark Herkules tRus). Ahers, LsbonF Funch. Edye Co.
BARK Armenia, HARDING, Smyrns-Hodgcs 4 finot.l
Bark hebecca Goddard, Manson Beyrout-Fabbn &
Cbauncey. :
Brig Joseph Cnrk, stah, oporto--s c Loud 4 Co.
Bric America tBr, Smith, Barccona--E Crowel h Co.
Brig Irie Sears, MISUNDERSTANDING & Towne.
Sons.
Brig Hyperion, woodbury., St Croi1-D Trowbridge Co.
Brig Confederate Br Muller, Cardenas- Park
Brig Dunkeld tBr). Wharton, Liverpool, NS-Boyd L
Bncken.
Brig John Wesley. Ford Bal,more--Nicr & Honghton.
Schr Mary Lunt (Brl semmcns, Grenada-B j Wen.
berg
schr Lnisita, Undcrhil, Kingston, Ja-B J WEINBERG
Schr Adde Osborne, Matheson, Baracoa--B Weinberg
Schr Enchantress, Phillips, Savannah Evaua Ball Co.
Co.
schr Frank Walter. Brewster, Richmond--vau Brun.
Slagbt
schr VIM Jones Babb, Boston-H Brown
Schr Salhe Burton Palmer Stamford.
sio0p odd Fellow, Dyer Block Island.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
CONGRESSMAN BOWEN OBTAINS DIVORCE IN CONNECTICUT.

II has just been ascertainea here that Christopher
O. Bowen, the member or Congress from Charleston
s. c., obtained divorce in New Haven at ths last
October term OF the Superior Court. before Judge
Phelps. on Saturday last A. d. Osborne Clerk OF
the Courts for that county, received letter from
George p Fisher the District Attorney OF the District
OF Columbia. asking Christopher C. Bowen had net
obtained divorce In New Haven. Upon examining
the records 1t was found tnat decree was granted
Bowen on the 22d of Noveher last dvorcing him
from Frances Bowen, OF Augusta, Ca. The petiton
was dated September T. 1870 and with 1t was re-
turn showing that one J. H. Williams swore before
he served copy Of the petition upon Frances
Bowen In Augusta, Ca, on the 18th oil September.
The attest0tion bears date September u. The pet
tion was granted upon the evidence OF Bowen OF
man personatiDg him, and that Of the man Will
llams. The petition was brought by the attorney,
Charles II. Fowler, who figured in the Randolph
case II is supposed that copy Of the decree Is TO
be used IN the next trial OF Bowen for bgamy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
TEE HOLDEN IMPEACHMENT.

Progress of the Holden fGlpoachment Trial
Witnesses for the Defence Examnod--'ihc
Objects Of the White BROTH erho0d--A Camp
0f OalIaws Organized.
RALEIGH, n. C., Feb. %, 1871
In the impeachment trial the defence opened the
the part OF the respondent, Holden on Thurs
day last. Several whippngs OF negroes in Alamance
county have been developed so far To-day Peter
Hughes, witness introduced, testified to his men,
bership OF the White Brotherhood from 1860 TIL the
arrival OF KIRK, last summer He testides in re-
gard 70 his camp, which consisted OF twenty
i've or Thirty men, where they met ior
consultation and action He testihes as to the
chief OF the county and gives an account
OF three whippings OF negroes IN his neigh
borhood, which were for stealing ana stated
to questions that the organization was not
Tor the purpose OF suDvertmg the law nor Overturn
ing the state or national government, being more
in the nature OF vigilance committed He produced
the oath OF the White Brotherhood ana read it to the
Court, lis object being sefproiection and TO pro-
vide for the punishment OF evil-doers where the law
neglected to take notice.
But three witnesses were examined to-day. Great
crewis sli flock into the lobbies and galleries to wit
ness the trial. and the interest felt TO be the
increase. Two weeks VIII probably be consumed
with testimony OF defence, ana then the argument
will commence.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

Mcfarland rsrnswbuco Onuds Br), Guthrie, no JaneN
Nor Ro J.sso ssSrs
.sons vsnslssf Emms Priadal. wlIlan,: Wees
s assg'
q Fay, Parsons oharssiOn . wisAsr Mason, ssvaaa
Ear0psae ,, noucsss IysgSS
faS % SsSs o Bassoa
.s ss SssAs n,s Ss,n . from
iaSaG rR scsr lArcc frSm Sn.i s1Isimora h,a p.,.
son. son. Ssas Ssi%Gss ria S..Ss~: SsEIwssl sSSsds
ggacisonSis traveller Hodges Newborn, Nc; drovs
EAsTPosT. Feb ss-saed, sohr Lyndon. Hlyard Now
FERNANDINA, Feb 2s-csared. schr W R Bssbe Lozisr.
FALL RIVER, Feb s4--Arived, schrs Hattie. McIn,ae,
MssFS
ISIy AsS.nai,. .,nr. .n,o a.,
S
KRY VEST feS Arvea schr Mineta Crooker New
MOBILE FsS ss-Arr,vsd brig Christian, sonns Rio
reazship. Argo (Br,, Michel, and Chllianwaiah
HEw oFIEANs FsS e Below. ship Hampden, Askius
Cleared Steamship Castillo (Br, Pags. Barcslons ~
.hp; b2s IeRSn @ sos
s5th-sailed steamship Lodona, Hovcy, New York.
York. -
SOUTHWEST Pass, Fobss-Arrved. ship AiIsa (Br) AN
NEW NGWrosT, FEB S PaArrvca bark August tga, Le.
sesr & F yss Sr aas S Nc r. load for
96th, AM-Arrivc schrs Bayes, Steclmnn, Mobile via
New York for rovidence Ben Perley Poorc, Bare New
PENSACOLA, Feb lS--Arsived schrs Hattie A Butler,
Strickland lndianoa 20h Susan Steson, Yates, Mobile
Hannah Little, Crawford, Galveston; 2lst, ship Monsoon
Cleared 18th, ship hindo2sean Brl Menne, Lch brig
Jennie Clark Br) 0nton, havana schrs Hyne Clover and
PIlILAbELPHIA, Feb u, PM-Arrived brig Geo 3 Dales
Baternan, Trinidad .Chas Mccarthy Norgrave, Maanxaa
Gen Grant, Bowie, Fortune Bay ,5t
ClearedSchrs Davd Ames, Ames Sagua; Ramon de Aju-
Irwrs Del FEB IS, Went to sea ias moratng from
above bark towed down by the Ice boat brig Royal Sow
and schr Milton, from Rio Janeiro for orders. !.
3PM-Passed ont to-day, bark Margaret Evans. Passed
In brig Minnie Taub Other vessels In harhor as reported
PORTLAND, Feb s5-Clearsd. steamship Austrian tRrl.
Wye LyerPoo prigs Deborah soule, soule Matanzaa
PR0vIDENCE, Feb 25 Arrived. schr Samuel Crockcrs
saied-schrs Robert Pet.Is, Ellis Norfolk; Reynard,
Hnntiey; Ann Carl Tyler; Hazlson Cummings, and
Fiizparsk smith Baltimore yanduscn CoIsonj q
lett, Bartlett Philadelphia; Black Wicksop; Nara.
Iohrop, and Mary Na Bishop, New York slcop Har est
2cth@Arrived schr Eliza S Potter, Potter, Mobile.
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB T-Arrived, ship Sacramentos
sAfiLLx MILLS, Feb lo--Arrived. brig W Andrews,
jenkins, New York schr g W Holt, Hart, DO.
Sailed 9Th, schr Robert CALDWELL Nckerson, Havana.
SALEM FEB 25Arrived, schr Pau2ussct, NAPLES. News
WARREN, Feb 25-Saea, schrs H Young Barrett Ell.
zabe,hport; Hannah Backman Arnold. Hoboken.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

tleman by b.s side. "rury Ia Q new conner, and
causes greet trouble by has war on the sidewalk
a. they call them--and all
because 1t interleres with his brothers profits who
u In the m0rKct.n
REroKrER.It is perhaps In the interest Of all the
legal stand owners.r
HAssEr-"he's building roof and all that for
them. ana charging eight dollars foot 10 eacn ol
them.n dcsullory conversation followed, through
which hints Of corruption were broadcast bur OF no
specific value.
The reporter len. thinking II was q great pity
superintendent clerk and marketmen could not
divide their profits in more amicable way.
THE NARSET COMMIITEE,
who are In treaty with CITY authorities as to the
sale OF the wreJcned-l0oking, money making pie,
convened at the Astor House yesterday. IL is un-
derstood they win offer TO lease the market at ten
per cent fair valuation and undertake to Duild
NEW IRON MARKET
within FIVE years. II Ia considered in ofical quar-
ters that even this tempting bid will fail to move
the hearts of the Hausmanizlng City Fathers.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

aqd passengers. Henry Morgan Co. FEB -, q sae
zS PAM AM sss%:SS South csrons, chsIs:ioa
s. as's
Steamship Mary Sanford, Chadwick, wilmington. NO,
with mass and g Eysus Ban y Co. Point
.ns @ ds and 70 Ss
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, uy Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Ola Dominion
Steamship WIN clyds. PARKER. Richmond. City Psrs
xss and asfs s @ @ %
aSs, II psssssd sd the hurricane s deck % % n0a
searshp Regulator Freeman Philadelphia with ndse. TO
s.fs LIMA S ESerSrOck GLASGOW As dsys With
70 W aO s p nas ra GS up o F
nj hen moderate weather FsS during hsSSy y, gale ne
:ps ss: lsS second cabin
s s asS sasssd made
SaTS John Roster 81 Martins Is asys ISs wa
haha, for Yarmouth, Ms
days. with mslassea to to master Had heavy
weather 70 Haterss s,nco fine weher days north OF
Brig Robert Move .of New Haven't Young Demarara ls
Had me,sra,s weather. :, - r'.s, ~....-.. .
ss fa sI fG5'sna aoMe
Winchester Had variable weather no date lot y N, lon
ssg sr ship Aaynowor 'o Richmond Ae from
Brig Annie seymour (Br) Cooper Bermuda days, with
~
schr Addie Avery tof New naven) Ryan, Ca,baren IL
TO Van rlnt Slaght. Had heavy weather. with
heayy head tn Hattcras and split sal been days
north of that point with fine weather.
schr Eureka Wallace Franklin LA, Is days. with sugar,
scsr Mary Louisa. Gasknl Washington NC, days. with
navIt tHtorcs, to Zophar Mills.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Hoiway, Bryant, Providence for New York
Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Providence for New York.
Scbr W Doughton. Carson Providence for Philadelphia
Sctr Panthea, Hill, New Haven for Elizabethport
Schr Il Meany, Lewis, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Madison Holiness Baylis, Bridgeport New York.
schr Margaret Kennedy Ball, Bridgeport for Elizabeth
scnr Racer, Howard Cold Spring for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Franconia, Bragg New York for Portland.
Brig Kildare Br Macom6er, New York for Gibraltar
schr Sparkling Sea, Falkenberg, Jacksonville for Say
hrook.
Schr Bartie Pierce, Pierce, Virginia for Boston.
Schr City Point Yrot Baltimore for Portland
Scfr Stella, Crowcll, Baltimore for Boston.
r sSr KsreT aens 9or for
schr West Wind Townsend, Philadelphia for Fall River.
sehr Henrietta, Lyndon, Amboy for New Haven.
schr Ripper. Conover, Amboy for Norwich.
schr Hiram Fucker Curtis, Ezabethport for Boston,
Boston.
schr Mercer, wasson Elizabethport for Bridgeport.
schr Lyman, Hill, Hoboken for New Hayec.
Sehr Baxter (Br), Sullivan New York Cornwalis,
Scnr Helen Duaield Raynor, New York Providence
Schr Belle, Sinpson, New York for Bridgeport
schr Wright, Pierce, New York for New Haven
schr schr Annie y as Percy. New YORK for New Haven
Steamer Ihctls, Gae hew York for Providence.
Steamer Electra, Moit New York for Providence.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship City Of Paris Br Mrehousc Lyerpool Feb ls
and Queenstown 7th, with mdse and passengers to
Dale Had strong westerly winds the entire Feb 49,
lat Az 80 NJ Ion % 20 W, exchanged signals with copanys
steamer bound east, supposed the City OF Brussels
steamship cy OF Galveston Eidriiae, Galveston Feb 10
via Key West I'D, with passengers 10 q IL Mao-
OF Windsor, bound north - ''
Steamship 81 Louis, Whitehead, New Orleans Feb Is md
SW Pass l3h, With mdse aud Passengers. II Cronw eli
Co. Had thick fog from AN sunday M 10 on Mon.
day Feb Il, Mr. Fischer, passenger died OF heart ara
care and was buried at
eamsn'p Seorgis, orowe, Charleston Feb g. With radse
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin win leave this pors on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post Once a.
ten O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK. HsnALD--EdlHon for Europe
viii De ready at half-past eight O'Clock 10 the
morning,
Single copies, 10 wrsypes Tor mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

A Democratic Mayor Elected in Frederick
City-Democratic Success la Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, 1871.
In the municipal election at Frederick City to-day
Thomas NJ. Holbruner was elected Mayor by ise
majority The republicans also elect all the Alder
men aud four ont Of seven Councilmen.
At the late Congressional election the democratic
majority was seventy-eight.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
DESERVED rRIBurE.-rHERE ARE FEw ZEN

A DESERVED TRIBUTE THERE ARE FEW MEN
"a II me s n wd Ia more Ss ss9 than
has only % his own weslz aas ado q
s s sAs ss ssy
h g b Ss any man D Il ~
rrchy, WHO has risen TO HE present emnence wihou.
sss s
Hs %
hand TO make their own eventually The peculiar forms
many experiment. ps.ssss 's We are ss 100
o Ss, S iSs 5e
e 20 q s I'VE sss for such sn an S
treatise of gentleman as spoess in character DR..
SEe s
Many human being has from no other reason than
the NEGLECT Wen proven mean; Of cure Dear ones haye
S sSs aaspss &
has IN bis as msess
%ae - * s to By h
This has been shown over and again in thousands Of
lhs 1--WE rs ysapon; he uses are the sEAwEED Tonic
uSs asos
liver Tasa With IT,
ss s The r q
The, possess blood searching sissatve properss of
81 !, ss deposits
patient Sss'ss si,JS$ 81 asSS
The seawssd M ToDc win The f!s permeaes and assmi
Digestion becomes
cure is near fhcreis natuencc. An appetite
Now the greatest blood purifier, scHENcKs Pun
MoMS sHu ,5 to IT. and to hasten and
rpens The impaired diseased portions Of Se
lungs In G se form Of Eaernss them for
forth to enjoy h: former health.
until we'll iy q
9a a s sns are @ but 1T n s
s IN mt hs e country n the a aud winter
aenl e ba a
SsssTss ~ y.s they
strength viii bear to &c. up good circulation Of blood The
Ibs has great deal 10 do with the appcse and is the great
To despair OF cure after such evidence is sinful Dr.
scBENcks personal statement to the faculty Of ls
MANY years ago was ia the last stages Of consumpon
a e my so PED am at ss s my s0s
@ f the
ne
and would spi. pint Or offensive yellow matter every
As soon as ha began to subside my cough fever, pam
s ns swsa ha 5 sy snd my pDs spD be-
from eating too much soon gained my strength and have
weighed shortly my recovery added the doc
tor thea looking IKE mere skeleton; my weigh. only
twenlyye (l pounds and tor years have enjoyed unn
Dr. has discontinued his professional visits
Srw yG and but at his Ss No r s
NJ: ho Or his sen, Or. j. H. scHHNcK, Jr see patisni
Those who wish thorough examination with the Respiro-
will charged The kespiromcter declares
exact coalition of the LUNGS and patients readily learn
whether they are curablc or not. 9-t
The directions taking the medicine adapted 70 the
Intelligence OF child Follow these directions and
will the rest excepting that 10 clseA the NAM
DRAKE PILLS to be taken IN increased doses tho
three medicines need than the ample instructions
that them First create appetite When comes
The co cough ioOsens night sSsssd short time
both OF these morbid symptoms gone for ever.
Dr. SCIiENK'S medicines are constantly kept IN tens or
thousands Of families As laxative or purgatiye the
DRAKE PILLS standard prcparatiops while the Pull
MONIC SYRUP a coughs and colds, may be
garded prophylacterc against consumption In Of it,
forms. + ------i
TONIC 10 a bottle, W 80 half dozen. MANDRAKE
PILLS, .b cents box. For sale by all druggss and
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
SAILED.
Marine Disa sferr.

Steamship Ellen Terry, for Sewbern. NC.
Wind at sunset WNW.
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

THoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
y uptown patrons we have opened Branch Office at 24d
broadway corner Thirty street, for receiving ADVERTISE
nents and subscription for the NEW YORK HEkALD with-
out extra charge This R the only authorized branch office
in this city Open from SA NJ ill p NJ. every day ths
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

SsCUPPERNONG AND FLOWERS WrNR-6goo GAL.
~ lons FOR safe on reasonable crs quantities to sut
purchasers For nj rmaton address WiIirBvILLE WINE
COMPANY. WLilevic, Columbus cou.ly, N. q
The New York herald., 1871-02-28

4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
IA the Courts OF different States. No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public Commissioner for every State
FL KING, Counsclor-at Law, BOB broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-14

MEERs, II ACCUSED WRE-MUR-
pRRER.-Meers was brought here Oc-
tober 4th, from Schellburn, and im-
prLsoned in the county Jail for the muir
der Of his wife. The accused married
an industrious woman Of good charac-
ter, reputed to have a considerable
sum Of money, and removed with her
to his ranch on Duck Creek, where
they lived till about the 18th of Sep
TENDER. On that day he was seen In
company with his wife, about % miles
from his ranch. She was never seen
afterward, as far rs known. He re-
turned to his ranch alone, and about
the 1st Of October he visited Shellburn.
The disappearance of Mrs. Meers, and
the finding OF several articles known to
have been in her possession, on the To-
ano road and at Shellburn, also con-
Trajectory statements made BY him,
induced the authorities TO arrest him.
He was taken before Justice Mills and
sufficient evidence found to justify his
committal to the county jail for the
murder Of his wife. Immediately after
his arrest, parties started out to search
for the body Of the murdered woman,
but were unsuccessful. Subsequently
Sheriff Patterson with a party, institu-
ted q search, but with a like result.
Saturday last, argument for a writ of
habeas corpus was heard before the
Court In chambers and taken under
advisement by Judge Beatty, who de-
cided to remand him until the meeting
Of the next Grand Jury, to take place
on tho Goth Of December. As the
ground Is covered with snow, where
the murder Is supposed to have been
committed, 1t Is doubtful II any fur
Their search be made for the body be-
tween now and then.-Rhite Pine
Nelcs.