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topographic Blenders.

There 10 no fuu nier reading In the world
than some Of the printers blunder1 that 80
the rounds of the papers. Here are few
that laugh or two may be found in:
In the Office of New York paper there
stood in type the report Of sermon. and
paragraph about the career of . mad dog.
In ''making up" these two got mixed, and
the readers of the paper, next day, were
sstounded by the following me'enge. ''The
Rev. James Thompson preached 10 large
audiencs hast Sunday. This Was his last
sermon previous to his embarkation for
Europe. He exhorted his brethren and
sisters, and after offering devout prayer.
took whim tO cut up come frantic freaka
He ran up Smith street to Brown, and down
Carr to College. At this sage Of the pro-
ceedings some boys seized him, tied tsa'
kettle to his tail. and let him 60. A great
crowd gathered. and for . few minutes
there was = lively scene. Finally, he WAS
shot by policeman.
A printer in Syracuse, setting up hook
advertisement, thus gave the title Of one of
Dickens's novels: Barney; by Radge. $l.t0!
The writer of an obituary notice of On
estimable lady, said that the bereaved hus'
band was ''hsrdly able % bear the demise
OF his wife" Imagine his disgust on read-
ine In print that the bercsved husband WAS
''hardly able 70 wear the eaessiss of his wife. "
The London Court Journal once in de-.
scribing . wedding In high life, said that
the bride was accompanied TO the altar BY
eight bridesmsids The lovely young ladies
were eight, not tighe. .... .......
The importance Of careful punctuation
cannot be insisted upon.too urgently. Hero
ase q few instances which illustrate II
/" Weased, . young man TO take charge Of Z
pair of horses of religious turn Of mind. /"
"A child was run over BY wagon three
years old and csoss.eyed with paataleta
winch meyer spoke afterwards" ''The pro-
cessiop was very hns and nearly ten miles
| In length, - was also the prayer Of Dr.
Perry, the Chaplain" "Lesk IN ensmel)ed
ladys gold watch and charms" A toast u
. public dinner woman: without her,
man b . brute, was printed ''Woman with
out her man, is brute" H"HA 81"
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A RxnARxABLs FsAr.-The feat of en-.
closing 1000 ordinary and 500 6vo pages Of
o6icial dispatches in . small quill, and a.
taching The latter to the tail feather Of .
pigeon In such manner . MT % impede
the birds flight, Or 70 incommods Il, and
not cause Il TO disenbazTass itself Of IL
precious burden, w. accomplished IN Paris
during The late dega The result was not
attained BY one effort Al hrst The Dis
patches wess written b hand @ The tAia-
nest paper known; next he manuscript
nessages were Photographed mizoscopscal.
u o. paper; thirdly, ths dispatches were
- up In typo lssk and thsn redsced b
photography, Which allowed Of sreasss
dimiuutsou u siss ind afforded DosS legi.
bility wbsa sslarIed; hstly, .. inpastan'
isnpgovsansat was sEsoasd b sending ~
almost tmpescsptibss messages q thin 1lnl
Of collodion. Tbpse 6lms wae - ilmsl
thins9 sad kGhir than ~ paps akqadJ
nsatioasd, =. that ~ piesos ~ s.absst
70 carry q issalspssly iscssassd b1dgg
vithost my sdditioaal weisAs = yalsls
u facs. viah dlnisstiea e boeh II
sysoea ~ cessslvsd - vosksd 90 b
Il. eedsaehess, Dlsseaoe osasd q Ts3s
gsapls, Win ~ Md = Dessgvsn. 0QlDo
aad la1oI1ys. whewsD . 1ooA liz
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THE WEST.

MR. wRaT
A douh,, COW Il the ssnsasIou It oihov.
v,... :. .o,,,,, At Albenv and or..op
citv for Al per bushsl.
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noen Law. .. o.s%'".o souuv' 49,
eo"m'''eu '4'e'oe .-y s.' ""1'' ~ '''
new u 'n' '"e'' "'''s''''
The SIOUX Guy .es'"@ NY. on' .nou'
'"no Immigrants ""'' '''''s" ." "''~~>
cou"'y '"'' 'p''"s
Construction trains are nov running 70
one hundred mile stake, on the Or'9on ana
, -. c.,.-...
'ep" ' .'' ns.. ~
Vmo' '".un'''eo ..n. '1's'oe , - ' ~ 49,
W 'ne ~" '''''' ''1'e '">.'
AZ "1on'"s' 's..s"' -. ~ - - va
oo''sr' week wages ana 'n' ''kn' " ''A
1rage
The Republicans elected their ticket In
o~sN.n' ~"''' A0' Wy o''
'''''o'
A large numoer OF PACK "''n' 'e'' :" ~"
Ws''s 'oF @on's"s sno "'"<3 "'"e' uu''"s
'"e '' 1o.'
A pesr'neo "ns'e oes oeen o''oov'.ea
IN Los Angeles county ABOUT ~ "''e' M
'a"o' near A''o spring.
We nave received tne nrss nomoe! .. tue
Oesoe'o"e 0.'' puo'''ea :. ~. ~
!and' oregon o5 Aes'n'' hicks q "s'e'5'
1t 10 very neas paper.
Abraham Lyon WAS killed on the 18th
inst near Old Camp Goodwin "a IT, IN
=" "'s". W." ~ '''''
'''e''a' j" 0'' A'"''' NV
At the Woodland (Yolo county; election.
May "a, three Republican Trustees were
elected and two Democsata The City Aar'
shall and Assessor sre Democrats.
Bernard Hallen. more fsmillarly known
~n's o."ey' : .,a ,a.. .. ~"" x...s =. s..s :.
|u"y' o"'.; ,.. ,~s ~. C.,...o ~ ."....,.
"'' "'"'"k ''e'''' "'"' >'
&c. Currie dem. Wa elected Mayor of
Virginia City, New, Nay 1st. The other
Officers are divided among Republican,
and Democrats.
Len Wines, late Republican nominee 70,
State treasurer OF NeVaaa' is running
daily stage line between os'' LAKE N''y ""''
the T'nic mines. otsn.
The rates of stage fare from Walla Walls
to different points, In gold coin. are From
Walls Walla to Boise, 80 to Kelton, t75:
to Elko. New, t75; to Omaha. elS1; u
Chicago, $l49.50. The time to Kelton II
s"''
Baudman, tho actor, WAS aonouuced 4
appear 1t Piper's Opera House, Virginia
City, Nevada, few evenings since. bu
the performance was interrupted BY ganl
of rufaans. who took possession Of the par
quet and compelled the management to clos
the house.
A purse containing 600 in gold was re
Gently found at French Prairie, Oregon
and the finder advertised for the owner
n. n. Harlow writes to the OREGON SeaiSl
thas he believes his wifs's cousin, Vincea
/ - o. Y>.> N>.e -
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TIE Grave u Dosgsas 70 10 Sold
for 10Ees.

(Fron he Chicago Post, April seth.l
The City Collector, on last Monday even.
ing, sent into The Common Council . COM
munication to the effect that aapecial assess.
meut Of $4,000 had benn made upon the
grave of Hon. stephen A. Douglas. to PAX
for certain lamp-posts, curb.stones and paw.
ing, In the southern portions of the city, and
the courts having given judgment upon the
,pecial tax warrant, be should b compelled
to proceed with the sale, unless the Council
directed that the property b not sold.
A proposition W. made some time go,
by the university endowed BY Senator Doug
las, to re.intcr his remains upon its grounds,
and, ws believe, complete the monument; +;
but !, was defeated, We understand, through
the influence of that e6ete organization
known ~ the Douglas Monument Associa'
tion, which viii do nothing itself, nor per.
mit any one else to do snything. We think,
however, that II 10 high time the PROPOSE.
tions were repeated, and the remains OF the
illustrious Senator placed In the control OF
a associasion which will prevent his grave
from being hswked for sale upon the streees,
BY The tax oollecton II the Doaslas grave
ID cold for taxes, It will b the first grave
ever sold for taxes In this State or any other;
but then, 1t h the only gave with which
The Douglas 1Onumeat Association eva
had anything 70 Do, which probably o.
counts for L. ..T
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Advices from the Dsrien expedition ~
that Commodore selfridge estimates the cost
of canal through the route be hes d'scov.
cred q elS0. .0oo. 900, and believes that when
the question Of the ''divide" shall have been
definitely settled. which viii probably b
within . fortnight operations could Be
commenced with ga. .ooo. .0oe should The
''dlvids" not exceed 800 feet, . through cut
will be made. and the entire distance from
ocean to ocean win not exceed 10 miles,
the canal itself not feeding 20 milsa The
newly discovered route fer . oaoal % only
- miles long, and The deepest cstting ne
ceseasily not more than $50 fsst, and pr
haps only u 70 100 feet. sss. IS
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A LAwysR's Fss.-A story b told q ths
expense Of iegal gsntlsmaa Who vas for.
mesly we'll known IN Norwich. Oo0nscescsk
Who now lives In Oshkosh. One Smith
had failed In hasinsss sad sod out aad
hsvisg Two or thres toagh lissls bills. bod
sivsa them 70 this lawysr toe collection.
Smith went 70 ~ o0os y secsivs ths pso.
ossds. Ths ans9pt osl1scasd was sbos'
Ga "rn sssyy yssvstSssa = sssosss'
nate, Smith, ~ I q. = grsse intasse in
you. I chant cAali yoa = nsca = ]
ehould if I didn't Eel . naoh issesse y
yoa.~ Here y has6sd 6alsA elS. ssd ksp'
d talancs. 'sYos go 0aitA, knsw 20
vhss ~ wsss boy, aad ] kasw 20.
laehr beGms -. al take . go 80 9
istsssss n yoa. 0eod nss1isC. oees -
60 ~ aeaiar eaifh, noviag sosvly 90
q ~ dor, aad s1stslly eoesslssal
~ aynik. ~ Asasa = assos: ss91oe1
0c1 ~ dG1sv tsow " gtssessok
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Card 70 Five Lines: Square Ten Lines, OF this
type. Local Business Notices 96 csnts pee line.
- Cou,spoedssea. shost and nswsy, collected
fro0 each camp. Writer'S name mlse accompany ooch
lsttss, 70 YuaSantee good faith. 4anissioo 70 ~
nans os initials preferred.
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PO ETRY Y

Deeds, not Years.
% much 70 Do - far to clinh,
0o little learned at aftyi
All youth 10 prodigal 0l time,
Age, only makes % thrifty.
The silvsr eioams that IN our locks
Are sunsets pale loFeglancee,
Teach % that deeds, not beating c3oeka,
Marx 1tly Times advances.
F0mO.
"Co,orsd 900 Of Carolina.
John u. whittier was thy ifiead:
In thy darkest days q 6au9sr
He stood By th6s 70 ds(ss6
40 thy cause be gave biz genius,
And the in1uence Of bis fame:
Speak, and tell me, dusky bs0tbos.
Hast thou ever heard his na0sS"
Snake the eou OF Caroliua,
With ~ elbow ON each knee:-
''Nebsr heered the name . Whityas-
Tink heersd, tho: o JaAs q"
1rae Hss1s n ~ Atasstts Jer xay!
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East Lynne" Il the name Of Lucille wes.
terms farm.
Philadelphia IL talking Of female street.
car conductors.
Mra Blackstock, Of Allegheny, has sued
Edmund Burke, the Pittsburgh safe maker,
for GO, 900, for breach of promise.
A Michigan paper claims that woman In
that State lately increased the population BY
nve-s straight flush Of girls.
Mr.. Campbell, In his argument before the
jury, described Mrs. Fa,r ~ - tender, zen.
tmental aud affecsionate hyena"
A Bureau school ma'am In Georgia thrash.
ed one of her pupils, . colored boy Of 80.
for holding his book bottom up, and his
grand children looked on and spplsudsd.
Ku Kluxi --.'~ '-.
An exchange reports Winnie Resn .
having commenced . new work entitled
''ssdness," representing Grant listening to
I dispatch from New Hampshire.
They talk Of placing tho Queen Of Den
mark, the most economical Of female sov.
creiens, on tho throne of fashion, in place
Of the Empress Eugene, the most cxtrsva-
CANT one. mf,.e....,...q...... t......r -..rt..7
The following note was received BY
Needbam lady, At present : teacher IN Penn.
sylvauia: '.Yoq viii eblige me not v yonss
that vail Bone on the Lipes Of ny u,sls
dautor. Give your Hart 70 god and Peshaps
you will have more Pacenca" -.t
The Chinese Government d decidedly
conservative" on, tho woman question.
The law 10 that any woman who disputes,
In the slightest degree, the authority Of her
husband. may be murdered out Of hand.
What did Adam mean when he composed
the following: - ,.-.., ,.....s..
II Laid me down and slept and 1rom ny slds
wOmau II hss Dagic hsasty rose:
Dazxled and chsSuned, called hss ogidc.
And my 1,st sleep became my last rspose.
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oGGR LoooG, MONTANA.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
HEAVY PANELHoUsE RoBBERIEs.

No pancl-hOuses now exist in the Eighth Pre-
cinct which used give shelter to largo number. all
having removed to the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Pre-
cncts where they carry their business successfully
Capt Iryings detectives engaged IT present III au
attempt to $4,000 stolen few nights ago from
person who had been ured into panel house In the Fl
teenth Precinct kept by Thomas Draper known In the
criminal community az the "kng OF the pauel-theves.
The second case OF this kind which has occurred lately
was the robbery, in pancl-house on Elmst OF man
who was staying with his wife and children at Eares
Hotel He was robbed OF $780, but sooner than incur the
disgrace which would necessarily follow publicity lie
bore the loss Of his money in silence.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
TIE MAYORS GRAND JURY.

The counsel for the Citizens Committee OF
Seventy are very indignant at the outrageous manner In
which the Grand Jury has been packed by Mayor Ha'
who undoubtedly foresaw the attempt that would De
made TO ndct him for connivng at the spoaton OF the
City Treasury All feel that the citizens Of the city and
country at large will through the corrupt and shallow
artRce and make popular opinion lash the rogues until
they wish that whatever their other crimes had beeh)
they had never sought to taper with justice IN THIS
shameless manner William c. Barrett states that while
he will make effort to stop the bill which Is pending
before the Grand Jury STILL If that body does not do its
duty the matter win be presented TO the next Grand
Jury.
One Of the counsel for the citizens stated that he had
been informed that of the members Of the Mayors
Grand Jury had actually been publicly discussing the
merits of the cases upon which lie would have TO pass
when In the Grand Jury room. This Grand Juryman
stated that not that Haggery and Bauch
would be held for stealing the vouchers as the burned
fragments Of the vouchers had not been discovered in the
room until some time after their arrest
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
POLICE NOTES.

A FIRE early Yesterday in the office of George f..
Buy shp buker Nv Wau caused t2ID damage Insured
Mrs. Amelia Plotkv, insane. of No. 248 East Eighth
IT. hands severely yesterday while attempting to ro"
kettle Of bot on husband
John Cunningham punched ont Richard l5arrlck 8
left eye skehaue yesterday dunng dspGe at " est leH'n
and Bleeeter-su.
The body of an unknoVn man, age &c. with dark
hair and black garments UuHl In the Tse OIL tut eu sAn'
Ferry House, aSt night
Anna McElwee, age 6j, of No 81 finth-ave.,
while crossing Eevenh sst might run over ny
ear No Sevenhe ne and had both broAea below the
inee. Taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Josephine Corr age g. of No. 55 West Forty second
fell Of thrstory window last night upon the asme.s aa
story window No. Mottst into the back yard YESTERDAY and
received fatal injuries
Coroner Hermann held an inquest, yesterday, IN
the % months who run over ~
Twnh and Avenne Sunday by an Avenue car lac c
the With an Oh hr"if "u
stumbled fell front Of the advancing too late for e "ef "
stop SIX Of tue thought the occurrence 4ccpA tur - -
elAI Isal
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
PROMINENT ARRIvArA

Fifth Arenue Hotel-The Hon. 0akes Ames;;
NJ c. Of North Esston, Mass dna Hamilton Jobn dn1re Du
of Boston, L. p walker OF Alabama. and Francis W ":
Goddard Of Providence: Brsvo0rs @ Marvin Of
Albany and E. T. Gait OF Montreal. - Grdnd OeTuu' I
HoteGep John RGSnS01 ao1 a1a HoaasThe si
Hon, G W. Kendall, M g. OF Nevada, and Gen W & .,
Burt Postmaster Of Boston "a Ersren Ere Eaton of
Countess de BaGuelos OF Spain. ana zen a a. p Pbelps
Penn Gen M4 Valentine IL
the Great western Railway OF Canada, anc Cnapln
Of Springfield ST. James H0ts'IT9e Trian HTn Of TSs
Hea9ue, n Mne % poiIadi,m - Giisey HOuse-Thomas W.
noswsil Of Riehmond Va, and Daniel Torrance.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1871.

last evening Tho First Ward Democrats nave Yam YAM
mated Hiram NJ Rhodes for Freeholder vice Beacn e
derpoo resigned Several OF Mr. Walsh's employ es havo
visited tho offices Of Republican newspapers IN TINS c,S @
to deny the assertion OF The journal that they "io
ptfuI objects OF charity, tpng 10 enrich cruel nsta
mastcr." They aver that they have all the rign'S "n
workngmeu IN other establishments have.
UopoKEn-Tbe Democratic County Executive Commit;
tee ordered primary election IN ne Ihrd o shn
on account OF charges Of fraud against the frehs Vi
A. ONeill New Judges Of Election have been appon1t
and the primary ordered for MONDAY rcrous as.
sault upon his wife. Cornelius r. Hickok Il
OF West Ioboken In bail yestorday, enaR1u Iub,
assaulting r. Z. Everett editor OF me H~d'"' ''"'
Re0ister
PAssAc-Rchard R. Post George penhom ana Court @
ward Morrill, have been appointed by tue supreo Shar
Crcuit Commssioners In the matter Of opening oner'
manst "A Republican Campaign Club has pen o1 Isrcs
lied with the following officers: Dr H. n. vine Pres,
idept; Thomas b. Stewart and VIM Ciark Van
dents; Richard b. Tindall, Secretary, ana a. o. '
TOuten, Treasurer. .,.
BAYoSNE-Ronert Chambers has been hea 10 n""It ~
the action OF the Grand Jury charge ot Dsay. ~
ia alleged that he deserted q wife ami ten clhreh i
Nova Scotia
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
ANDREW ]. GARvEY's LIBERALIrY.
he GIVES AWAY HIS BUSINESS TO HIS OIL
FOREMAN.

he GIVES AWAY HIS BUSINESS TO HIS OLD
FOREMAN.
Over the door of q small shop at No. So
Tmrd.ave. is the following sign:
81. WALSH, SUCCESSOR TO A. ]. GARvEr. PLAIN AND
ORNAMENTAL PLAsTERER."
In answer to the inquiries with regard to his business
connections with Mr.. Garvey, Mr. Walsh stated yester
day to TRIBrNE reporter that he had been the Ring
pasterers for 20 years until last SPRING when
Mr Garvey made him present. for ne time being Of the
stock and goodwill Of the establishment 1t had never
been appraised The where his shop was situated
belonged 70 M GArvey and he leased 1t OF him for $500
year. but for the stock and good will Of the shop be
paid nothing. Mr.. Walsh was for three years
Superintendent Of the work Of plsst the
new Courthouse, in conjunction with Gsrveys
brother John Garvey There upon an average, lis
men employed including lsborers and pasterers. The
work pushed as vigorously possible. Mr.. Garvey
often spoke to him about Fastening the work He did
not that there any other object in their speed
ing work, than to get the Job DONE There much
more work completed in given time In this job than on
Nuy other by Mr.. Garvey
All the modelling and ornamental work for the Court
House done at this shop, and then the models
DESTROYED or the financial arrangements in the Court
House plasteFing job. he knew nothing.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
RUNORS CONCERNING THE TENTH MA
TIONAL BANK.

1t is stated that Controller Connolly has dis
posed of his interest of 100000 In the Tenth National
Bank on the corner OF Broadway and Leonardst. The
other members of the Ring are said to he selling out
gradually their shares in the bank, and many bus
ness men are reputed be withdrawing their deposits
as although the bank is regarded as perfectly sound
they do not know how Injunction may be served
upon the bank officials restraining them from paying out
any money which would embarrass the depostors and
perhaps ruin many Of them.
The bank capital 900 divided into shares Of 800
each 1t Is oicered by Ring officials to great extent
The officers are William NJ. Bliss President; Bernard
smyth, vicePresdent; Walter B. Palmer Cashier
Directors William NJ Tweed, Bernard smyth, James
Incersol Peter B. swecny John ]. Bradley, Hugh
Smith Joseph C. shaden, Jay Could Henry Smith, A
Oakley Hall, william NJ Bliss, Richard B. Connolly, aud
Iaau Rpll.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE WAR ON TAMMANY.
Continued from Fir~t Page.

.uav ono by onothereafer but find pine no rdS rag
.arrct,ng or rotten oilcloths, is 1t the Committees
tsultt We must count up what ne fnd' anG not what
has been taken away We have made as eSod an e1noH
for the city authorities the facts would warrant mas
nch "A the CIiEens' Committee are the Invited guests
rs it were Of the Aldermen and SUPERVISOR bu' sun
We have given all the facts IN the report
them all in strong AngloSaxon."
"what is the substance Of the reportr
1--WE recount the methods Of investigation ADOPTED
give clear synopsis Of the armory accounts and com
mare the amounts expended with the value OF the work
and furniture as appraised"
"po you ascertain who is responsible for the alleged
frauds In the armoresP ~
"Yes, SIR their names are in the report ana 'nen
crimnality is proved beyond doubt; but decline for
rsons the proiety Of which is apparent to give
1hnir namesn
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
KERosExE EXPLOSION ON PLEASURE YACHT

KEROSENE EXPLOSION ON PLEASURE YACHT
Eight persons narrowly escaped death from
kerosene explosion on the pleasure yacht Jennie Lee
on Monday night about nine miles OF Montauk Point,
in Long Island sound. The passengers o. b. Jcr-
rolds Of Arizona his wife, three children Anna Nc
Govern a servant, and Hank Buttes, WIN. Quinan, and
JOS Reynolds, Mr Jerrolds, in passing through
tho cabin at midnight thrown against the center
table by the urchng Of the yacht and upset the kcro-
sene lamp, which exploded and set fire to the vessel
The youngest child sank with the yacht but the Others
with strenuous efforts, reached the shore in small boas
The sur yiyOrs left for Philadelphia last evening
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
Mr.. KEYsER's STATEMENT.
BOW HIS BILLS WERE PAID-sOME OF THE Miss
ING VOUCHERS RECOVERED.


ING VOUCHERS RECOVERED.
John II. Kcyser of Keyser & Co., one Of
he largest contrsoi0rs for city and county work. and
he principal manufacturer of CrOton water pp's for
The Department of Public Works, made voluntary
statement before the attorneys Of the Committee OF
Seventy on Tuesday last. wholly erro'e0us account
Of this confession" az it was called pubishe in
The Srn yesterday and the further fact that Soe Ut
M Keysers voucher supposed to have been destroy ed
found Ivy Deputy Controller Green ~ were In the
hands Of the attorneys named vas announced In an
other sheet. though both announcements at this time
Gere calculated ipJure the public interests M Key
NT Las made confession He has not admitted as
Ttatea. that his accounts altered and assigned
some weeks ago he stated to all that he admitted
q the attorneys Oh Tuesday.
The substance Of what he Says is briefly az follows
de obtained work from the departments OF tine
1ty and County Government A good and remunerstive
not as0Tbitant DrceA aud made out honest bills for
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

JAIL BROKEN OPEN AND CoNvICTs RESCUED.
LARAMIE CITY, Wyoming, Oct. 5.-The Jail in
place invaded by gang OF despcradocs from the
Black Hills last evening about o'clock, who by the aid
Of sedSes, crow-bars coldchises &c. forced an en-
trance into the cells and liberated three Of their COM
radcs. They all escaped TO the hills There was no
officer at guard. None have yet been recaptured.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
A NOTORIOUS THIEF RECAPTURED.

CONCORD, n. H., Oct. 5.-Carroll Laubom,
the notorious thief who recently escaped from the Gus
tody Of the Sheriff here arrested last night in Law
renee in the act Of committing burglary He resisted
and was shot twice receiving severe wounds Eighteen
hundred doars In money and revolver were found
his
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
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