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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

WTEDDINe AND PARTY INVITATIONS
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STYLE.
fine assortment or FRENCH, ENGLISH, and
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PAPER and ENVELOPES, ready stamped, always
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

ware avenue and Race street, and the police
interfered to preserve order. Two parties,
named Thomas Cokeland and Charles Bovaster,
said to have been prominent in the melee, were
arrested and after hearing before Alderman
McMakin were held to answer.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A certain individual
named Tom Clark was arrested at Twenty-ffth
and South streets last night, upon the charge of
having committed uuproVoked assault and
battery upon q citizen, name unknown. He was
held to answer by Alderman Dallas
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

RUN OvER.-The acting Coroner was notified
this morning TO hold an inquest at No. 728
Swanson street, upon the body of Mary Lang,
aged ten years, who was run over and killed by
q truck at Delaware avenue Eand Almond street.
The driver of the team, Patrick Doyle, was ar
rested
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

PETTY THIEyINe.-Joseph Fay is said to be-
mitted numerous petty robberies in the Six
teenth ward. He was arrested at Second and
Canal streets yesterday, and in his possession
the officers recovered half dozen handker-
chiefs. Defendant had a hearing before Alder
man Shoemaker and was committed for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-Special Off
Ger Nichols, of the Twelfth district, yesterday
recovered nearly all of the goods stolen from
the store No. 1907 Ridge avenue on Thursday
night. Thoy were found, packed in the same
trunk in which they were removed from the
store in the pawn Office of Jacob Selinger, No.
2l38 Callowhill street. Mr.. Sellipger was ar
rested and held to bail to answer the charge of
receiving stolen goods.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-07

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, ETo.-M. Thomas & Sons
sold the following real estate aud stocks, at noon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-21
Die aufammensefeete Sauerffoffs
Qur burH, GiuotEntufto.

2nnstnlttbsn. 2uitrBbrenaa gnijhnouug, 6ufitn,
gtrlaH osr Sttmms. geroauuns itperotn. Dpspeps
he. Rtrotnlttotu. angtmetrt Rorperihwde. iopts ant
9roniihtn 2tiosn tpsrbsn trioiartth btbanosIt bon
Tfd,arb 5nrbfnsr. Med Dr.,
&r. ISL. %arfftr.. Baltimore, gee
Btratbun9s alnotn: bis Ii npr frab; BON 3 bis s
ubr Rddm.
emptobIen sarh paHor @i&arb fuller. DR.. Theol.,
IN parifiraBt. Baltimore. tNoo. .10.1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-21

III unteriubeu. uno ertldrte eann, CT Bale
6teber, uEo c5 let notstg, eInCn AT3t su.ujtc'
bsn.
Sbeletb tCr 3ranfe bIr5 cnifbstcn per.
rpttScrie, 70 idncle Eer 9rlf rod fDslett eucn
Bleeu rd& pCr Stuet, wo rer arGIne
S1usar;t ppbnte unD ple'er tIM mtiten tn
Ger Natt en-, alS ttr Sificr cbGn tn ct.
acn unTubiSsn itetErbaften S5I1f gefalru
mai.
Grmj5te lir, rbsleid, nirtrlrCbenb, elmer
1enaueR Yeli6nguHp unteJneTfsn. mao mel.
der ion errNrit bat. iib etne fpr3a 3eit rubI1
lu cerpdlitn.e CT wliit zine tleinE ,penl9lmmet3.
bdfte SrnallpH prIntbmCn.
Dltt Der ten etlencn Rubc fllts fib ser
turAe @jTlfuno nab Fur3Cr Bel; lberlab tom
ter arjt bte berIus8tltulttrne 8nGcl, reite
itm 70 ptGlC ShmeBen btrtlet bare.
V2tt eem SricrCile rC5 SClcdien brrdbtete
Der Srfjrr frrIeil trrrnt ele cttra5 5uflm-
mrn9Cp:tf!e fAd6en SICi, tpeIdle5 i6m, aus
rtnem iranjCliitcn @rrCbre ron .in;m LIN.
betanntrn Susel1ne, ic ldnBe Gin urpll.pm.
n5ner GjcTdbrte asptien mar.
sd, pmfc Jtnen, Dtrebrttr Srrr GOttpr,"
-,d9te er oann c.een nti iciren iGet fe5T.
tdft 8ldnbcncen NG9cn freubta dDrbenr, y Sis
hdten mir elqen 0TpBrn, e,nrn rCrbt Brefm
Dtenlt ael tltet."
rgitdt Der GiIte irerib, lie bate Eb bes
seGitpo grlrntt, Go tOiete fNun etHtn SGrih
purh bic Gubrre 6lut.
-abrr nun 8ube uno Stbldf, Der lid liaben
ipup, ,nebf etncm tIeinen, bllp uOruterleEcsben
sGttler bin Id, an Nieic 0mae lrrStnt."
gg8areen (if bGIn pi2rer CrpDtren. Sbre
@tnrlun0 wirr tcBt ralg unO rbur 0iGtiaG,
pcn Srdtrn 0etm.~
so w9lte Hprgen -"
rWcratn unp plefletdt nCCb etne gE04e
mullen ole Der urbrrinaten &ube pils9cn, p,n
BuB unbewigItt, Gbalter, sls III cine abir-
Lutte NptbprnrtStctt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-21
sani,.snt.s aaptt.I.-Du Sas.

DlsDiner n,uEte renuph ctne Den frenefn
@at jnm 8rpBen Wlsper8nu8en res 6rarer
abBebIlten iperpen, etr I'D torauf 9etIeui
tdlte, benz reibeu StanbesSenD0cn ae9,nuber
mphfe er Gud, nod iebr Jung unc SIfi}tcr BET
Ger s5atanterie iein, Cen eteenen Heibttun
cnp Yurus 5ur Sdlau 5u iteller, rpp}u Graee
ples belpnpers rpIbereltele unt rod anIhetnenr
nur sinfate Samiltenttuer S'sessnbe,t ssss'
ben babel nance.
Ter Sifi,,e-, auf ieirem 3tmmrr anse.
langt, tpuIre pfn 10 tefisen Stmerjeh be.
fallen, pae CT bic az ttH traebsnpe Gtnlarurs
gum GTen 5u ieinem 9stauun abjulebnen 8s-
SpunSen mar.
Das Diner erb;plt bahurtt ipirtli6 ten
Gbafaf.er eines sSaM.ltsn. Gnsrs. rcnn be me-
nlgep unilr9co:pnetea 1llle, rpju aud Sd,.
rDni aebDr,e, tamsn niGt In 8en1tt. Inter
cen p5ipaliereen umltanbcn tuIre aud btu
bspen SDbnen tss 0raTsn, npe,en Stnlten
ppn aeon unp ait Sabrsu, bic Gtldubnip ef
ttetli, pem Gin belippbptn gu burton. rae lie
mt I'm 10 a,6bs.er Sreure eriaute, ais lie
plGbe ttdt bel ibIst Stpeitsr eitteltfn, Don
her tie 9'eles setort t1tien, be iie aber fdan,
mebr tdhntsr. .gr
Dennp6 tam tctns redtte Ssi!srfeit, tein
,lnssswunSenrr ftpbltAsr Sen IN pteilO 8sr>
einien. e~ r..t.He -- ''err
Der &rdf fdtien perifimrt, Mnnueld mar
befaneerl, bic se.arsnen Safe seisteu ein IL.
fpettpNaes unetibda,ses, ,Ytnstn,en, Sarfpni
bl,sb, rpe fat INNER bel fpnea 0jellsenbe,
ten, lhpriB'an, dnp Die bsiccn 4n1ben be-
ar lislen lib pan,if, Zen Greiln tpader 3u3u-
lprsben, ibys Sbpeiter an3uls5en unp lid
bsmilt le,ie Semerfunsen ;uSu1lasrn.
Die 8'afin bsmlbte iidb snar. bic llnter.
saltune 10 ptel ais m63hb 81 beletsn, ,tepneb
IGien Serer ppn ret Autbebuus rer IaRl
ansensbm beriibrt su fetn. Nog s'
9SatIenb rer GaTse berunsGettt rurbe,
rFpa Der @raf NIT SIreDni Gin leties i3pisee.
iprdd,. rad pelhem iih ie,rt Wiene lihii,G
eibeierte, etnn er ,hsrst,, mas er FONT felien
itaf, nit rsu 8raben, fdste @9dnuela einise
Sbnleihslsisu uno lieg lid pann bel rem
Slfi,teI melpen. .sa+s
Dwier emrfns ion cuff sem Scpba lleDsnb
une ent,6ulptsent, eaf es tbm unmbslt6 tet,
auf3uhebtn. Ter 0raf NtSte iih unseneitl
superipmmsnr unb IutlihtsSod, ltrs es lih
atdtt nebi,ti,, ben 3ufanp fftnes otdhes. 70
ftbr ~ biefer aud easesea ftraabte, felbi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-21
81. &C. sappington'S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rssinG,slaGmrn. Shrttl

IN Elm fid,eres unb stfabriofes Ssilmittet fur
ssuffsH. @redituns, sfsudsbuAen, Fsiisrseif &c.
9sbsietttai @nIunoune uie osrhitef bdour Gc,wtubs
fu6t, 6hitr porsagIiht uuh sinsB qutsn Ruiss t
freutnoe Sprup miro ieit ~ SohreH stma8t unD bat
9ruBr SuitttDtnheit eeasbtn Br6parirt bon DIR. ".
Sapptuatpn, Nr. l82. NprosSanarass.
gu habtn bttan oauoItrn TN Ang,msntr. prtis
50 &ts. (glop 2s,lS.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-21
StrmiIdte Nn;eE0eu.
prlj! pcB! QtB!
a-@ &Fan SerGsHc utGs9 bic
6dueuumuCr 1L3

PID ! qI0! %iDG
a1H &Ran 0crGsEc utc5s eie
0duenummcr 2lS
So piu Gua 'D4s idatu,
So6 nj bt 5hE uttt lattu:
IN wrntlCn E1gtn
Wta 10 'usn spas Wan:E.
Stu Peil BON RupoIsoH
Ssg tth Der Rprlt;
Aun ben 6aftl'i@tu Ebrou
Stn unler JTts bat bsftpL
uuo Dsr ea on Ututt plg
Gps iTduIOl' 'iatm iFtu
StI lhleth "a EIflntibf hu
Wis Huger &sltn'.
Sort sibtB aud y lei PdHI
Ans pTtuRtihir Snut
kBtt ltt 8aprtidt Vhht,
D'ran eas GuaHbano 'FaRl I4aai.
Tit 4raSsr aus Sahim
6tub mpbth uub Iart;
IN Shmubtn muR uatitu
en 5nitgr apart,
unO Btrikmbsre's Rritfty
als BGtie man brduat.
Bttteit pHb SRgtE
IN tinsn dopt iap6t,
aus Suubtsiolbuitn
IN nctnsr 8artl6'
VlGu Bltss thui brattn.
Das II Feline 9ha'
Gar fslrt gitturtnrn,
unb Bods Die Rtno'
ptllbtdrn. Psltriutn
4ti Pradt.StbGHs'.
uno wihite rDit Gtibe.
Bulspatmcr lute 6laT,
fTos eniadtr Rrtiot
Oar pradlttst gBaar'
RDtr tsIsl irpst. tinS unb buI
1m Ropit bthaIt
Grpatt nd babst
1m Etu,tl uttl Stlo.
Rab' Btllt,.4Partt in gdpfrrE
Dor BEN gtobtn Yot
Da throHst fEtuub RlsiutlbH,
Sm psIfaa elm Sott
Or osr'auist bic Daatta
SoltD unb tttn;
Or dnbtrt repdrirtt
Oar idnbtr uub idrtu.
u. GISiHSibffs gHstos. Jabritdnt Ron Bsiltpaa.
!. NlEHptTtauf In otr uittH gia0t DtT 6dbriI upo
Rr. l8i. fstfis isSaIttmOreffTdAe, Der abams'
pUB'CiNtc 8rasutlbsr Die ortitt 9bayt unigr Rpab
ilitr. Dde paupildasr 10 10 tn Rr 2gB, Sop.
aae. lortattihrl. Rauio tui @yoBrn poasn geldl.
IN }!r; 2i5. NorS'SaphrrBL OOripre&sH.
Drj lS.2UPtt.l
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9Y. q. @. @runf.

Rr. 10, ROrt.eibsrtparass, Falttmprs.
triu 800 ettoIt lahlsn, mthn tr Guabrahtgtt Suit
rbbrtnaH.9 9npanoana. bsetnHtabe s6luinoildi. aurr
atbmigieit, Btrluh otr Sttmmt 9afarrp unn aus Eel.
osr pani. bprtniauitn Suspephs. xsaYsriudt. od.
norrbotbtn, &btnmatsmas. 6frupbtln, Rtrpsuidfpds
Dc, Wngtn. pno Obun. .gsranibetn 7. ip. ntt hirir
Dsr nit bier uiGt aussthbrtsn 2stbtn btbast H. ipgs
unt rersefTsn, baa Or. sront ale uebef betit,
ptt he aud btiBen unb bef&aftu ietn moasu &r BE-.
Iudt bie Rsanifn bel faa unb bel Aadt lWpriI27,lJ)
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Begtpet!er FIT RctIrUNe.

PGA aiisE stdttonsn ur tlbr TeUrsgus,
EHo Aindeher, Strd sbur9 uuO Suti@tuplatf
um 4.O5 QHbmtt'Has iSonutags dusgeuoumrHl. Der
8 Ubr Vsurasnjug pcrbiuost fh NIT strdsburo u Oar.
riioH5ura oia Uauaiits'@ap.Sdbu.
Rdd BEN DsttH - um uHo 8.45 Utruos.
9iab BrCbertt uro bdqtrstOpu-um ubr
gROrgtus uub .05 VI bsuos tausatuummeH Sonuiaasi
8ah lltto tt q ttp u. /. tD.-um 3. 90 UorssHs
nno l.2O, O5 unO 800 RdtiH. tSouuta8s dusgenOui.
EtHl. uuo Hah N1ount Ntrp mn ubr Aadlm
Sian D aibtugtou -um 40, sos. 7, $40 uHb
II 80 V'orgsns uHb 2. 3,55, 4I5. S0uuO .45Hbtubs
Raa HnnaPotts = um uuO ll.S0 ROrssEs
Bou qBai6tuatou -s4s. 725, 8, s.25 Rsr.
gems uuO l245, 2 50, 40 $40, 7.45 uuO absubs.
GbIdsclpbils BiiuiHqtcu' Baltic. Giitnbahn.
Ruq pRtIa 6ttP9ta. 3pti&sHRattoHsH
gtHs (gpnntaes apsstuUmmeHl.
aaa pRtlaDslpbta uub RsDsDort tbsi
Rsrrpsus Hab Dori bsp0Rt abbttgsnO) Nm 80 Tl0rs
Watb Sbiiabtipgta a ua6 RsD.gorI thS tn
Btlhngton nit Der 9elapart Giisnbdbu~ psrbtnosnbl
nR g. 10 Aahmttiags t50untGg5 Gus8tnOuimtnl.
Ssaa ben StattoHtn b - wort Sspotti-
Rtn ubr Ndslm.itasB SomriasB upsgtnoumtHl.
SAD B5llabtlpbtu- u-u um Is Abtnos, tdsIiA.
9lun Rtws 9rri - StPztSlua Am lG.AO abtfDs.
th9lIh.
@biIaesIpbia.5alsS. 1tatrat. 6siIsnbaba
btrIdst Baltimore um 7 20 Worgsns aRD g. 10 Nd 4m
Stntt. shrtau; Nr. l47. k5sh. SaltimouBrast.
R5rbliht @tutra..s 81 fenbabn.
Rd@ 0tttBbuTB, btm gDtneu Uhb RpEs
ben DTS an BITE Rtaguta. an a1tH Sta
toHgu spiiaEu Baltimore unb flort anbdlirRo i6eh
HW 80 Dlorscns teornias5 dus8sn0mntnl.
Rad Btttsbur9, BEN sB teH unb Rprs
ben btB 10 Gotlitamspertuuo GEtt- tdalt6 um
1910 Raamtftl8s tSouptass ausgsnomntnl.
Aa@ gtttsburs, ben Rta8atG'S allies uuo
Buffalo tdgltl uin 10. 20 dbeHbs.
NaG YtttBburB uHh Dem eaomtftn, an
ben oauptfiltiOutn BmtldFH Baltimore nno parrBbnrn
anaaIisnO - td8tt I'M 10 absnSS lSonntaOs ausass
npmnsn.l
aDtRIibt WarpIdnbtr GiftnbabR - um
80 Worstns uro $40 Ra6mttta9s.
5laa StttQsbuT9- -nH $50 utOrqsns pHe lS.40
aihmtitdss.
JlG6 panobtr-um 8 80 RSrssns HnS l2.4O unb
e.80 Hdbmittdes.
gum6trldnbtr EbaIsBaRH-Um q. 80 Rpr.
gems uuS l2.4) 9iatmittaas.
aaa Dort = taslia um $50 Ratmass teoHn.
tags anspcnommtnl.
Bad BARTON - tdBlt9 um $50 Sla@mittaas
t6Dnn c 9s uus9tnommtnl.
8Iaet.Bhrrau slr. 9. SlOro.gaypsrtRr.
@dtonSptner @feesebabH.
Gtanbli@ BON ubr UtOrssns bis ubr abtnDR,
nbr aussGnpmmrn. SOuntn9s Hlnoltt uon ubs
Ror8sns bis ubr absHos uno jeot balbe StunOt bon
2-Tubr Wbtnbs nah 9ouoou Varf.
RAD &llteptt 0ttp- nm un6 10 ubr WtoIs
gems uHo uno 6uhr Radmttta9s. 3uridtsbrtne Don
GGttoti 0itp um uno 10 ubr Wor9ens uno unb 9 |
HFOratus, ur0 =, unb ubr Nd4mtttngs mao, unO |
Ruo 10 nbr Norssns uEo s, 5 nnO u6r Na&mttaas |
bon euieott 3itp,
gprfsEodS SferhebebH.
Ran Eopluutown ftIHoItt9 pon uer Wioraens |
bis II ubr Abr1oe.
QaG SOuanstopn au1 6, el, TX unS sK ubr |
NorBtns uuo az, 3H, a., 5K uno 6k ubr Gbenos.
an 6onntasCn: um l04 uno 1lH ubr WorBtHs
uno 12H. lk, N, 81, ~. bx uHo 6h ubt Na9nt.,
uno Don SoounsorDu birrher. u 10 uro IL ubr Dtors
gems ano |, 2, 3, 4. o, Q, unh ubr SIaSmtttass.
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9r. Z. @. Rieorb,

Rr. 1A1. Eapettts. Swi,dptn Sars. unh S1pwarss
y Gtrase.
bat 30 SABRE auf ooiptta'g 'gsrdgib psrpan0t. Sunds
9tuit. tptldt ourd SelbtbehsduH9 uno hdufae Isph.
tttts arantheitsn t Soamsntrsitsuuatn Qtrpsn, une
or9anilHe 66pa6t e6tibtsrnbeit. 5Gtpdhe Der Sehs
irah. Dbrenlaulen, grrotbsn. bobsn Nnidpsnuno,
SnpotenA u. u JugsIpatn ha beH fbnusu ntn asbtiit
peroen &onorrb6t pro 10 3 2agen aessilt fri6s Se.
phtls In fassn. hihts pbtlis oouii6nbio pthstlt
SpuGftlnbtn: bon 95is I'm ubr Wotaens:
bon 2 bts 8 ubr Adhmittaas unN
t.s..# bon 7 bt8 y uhr Nben0R
Gehntdes: bon 10 bis u IL usr Bormtttass
QstIuns tpirb garanttrt i267-l
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pI,r atmaatt qSaarrn esr lfuSru Cuciimt un5 otr
Itsl,n Macon M VrttIru Utrduit bls dut AauIptteu
brrau5iOrbtru, bti y. eFVtubrrgsr.
G6t btr gutdlU. uHD EarGiogouT.. tW otUu siHbiiWu
Urb
Rr. iOa. gUsH.g,dIilmor,.. uch' "oQlrouNtast
NIB Wls Nuttrdgt Opw NGTbt purtilg GuBgrtt0r
NIB 3ufrltbcubS,i pdrautit. l0udvtg ptrbyu 80. t.
D." Dbtr ptr BotnplptiiuHg utrldidt, tal'-l
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Dwtb. Japan l-Y0n Japan III tint
Comm ION, tesbeao aus riner GuSdbl Rss,
aterun8sbtamier abs,lbid idt wotpen, un, srm
3ptds Der WaHabnpns ens ameritnniide I'll,
nanAwslen ~ tup'rtn. Us itelut osmna6.
oaB Der Wt,taoo oaranf aus ih, .3u MAIDEN,
mas Qtmudt merbtn iann.H lee- -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

All this evidence, she says in her affidavit,
is TO her mind most conclusive, and de-
clares IL is impossible she can be mistaken
in his identity.
The evidence of other persons is equally
positive in his favor. George Allen, for
merly butler In the Tichborne family,
swears that he has no doubt of the claim.
ants identity with the veritable Sir Roger.
Thomas Carter, the body-servant of Sir
Roger in 1852, is no less positive. He
has mo more doubt that the claimant Is
the Roger 11chbornc of 1852, than he has
that he Carter, is himself" Other people
in or connected with the regiment to
which Sir Roger belonged, likewise recol-
lect aud identify him.
On the other hand, the evidence against
the claimant is equally strong and positive
Several witnesses--one of them we'll
known clergyman--whok knew Sir Roger
before his disappearance swear that they
do not believe the claimant To be Sir Roger.
The real baronet was educated in France,
and spoke French with fuency. The
claimant is quite ignorant of that language,
which he Processes to have forgotten in
course of his long knocking about the
world. 1t also appears that the Sir Roger
who sailed for Valparaiso was short and
slight, while the claimant is rather tall and
stout. As he was twenty -four years of age
at the time of his departure, it is plausibly
urged that he can scarcely have altered
materially in statue since that time The
contestants further declare that the whole
affair is conspiracy of which man
named Bogle--for many years in the ser
vice of the Tichborne fAmily--is the prime
mover, and that he it is who selected his
man in Australia for this personation, sup.
| piled him with information, and taught
him to play his delicate and critical part.
The examination of the claimant by the
| Solicitor-General has been searching and
severe, and nothing in fiction could rival
one scene in which the claimant was inter
rogated respecting the contents of sealed
packet which Sir Roger, at the time of his
departure, left in the hands of his business
agent, to be acted on only on the happen
ing of certain events. The claimant was
very reluctant to answer, and did SO only
on the positive order of the court. His
answer involved the reputation of mar
ried lady, then present in the courtroom,
the cousin of Sir Roger, and is indignant
| ly denied by the other side. The papers
in question we're destroyed in 1854.
The heir whom the present claimant
will dispossess, in case his pretensions are
made good, is lad named Henry A. j.
| TichbOrne, grandson of Sir James, and
son of Alfred Tichborne, also deceased.
| The trial promises to be one of extraordi-
nary length as well as excitement and in
terest.-Hdrper's Weekly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
THE NEW WORLD.

Gold closed in New York on the 7th
at 1875.
The difficulty between Commissioner
Pleasanton and Secretary Boutwell,, which
had grown out of an award by the former
of paper contract without the approval
of the latter; remained unadiusted on the
Both ult. In an interview between these
gentlemen on that day, the Secretary
stated that the country held him reslonsi-
BILE for all the moneys disbursed by the
Treasury Department; therefore, every
contract for the payment of money should
be made under his direction and with his
approval, and decisions also involving the
credit and character of the department
should be under his supervision. Com
missioner Pleasanton spoke of his own
duties and responsibilities under the law,
and the powers pertaining to his Office,
denying the right of the Secretary to hear
appeals from his decisions, as, under the
law, the remedy lay in the courts.
Prof Watts, of Carlisle, Penn, has ac-
cepted the appointment of Commissioner
OF Agriculture.
The customs receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 80 were $2O4, ,457,09l. The
grand total of receipts by the Internal
Revenue Bureau, for the same time was
$144, 4,27sO6S
The President has appointed O. @,
Ewell, Postmaster at Kent, o., vice Mr..
Sawyer, resigned.
Newton Booth is the candidate for Gov
ernor on the Republican State ticket of
California; Romaulda Peshacco for Lieu
tenant Governor; L. Drury Malone for
Secretary of State, and A. O. Niles and A.
L. Rhodes for Justices of the Supreme
Court
James w. Allison has been appointed
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CHAPTER Ill.

The spot where Tom Chatteris had tenn
porarily located himself was not so thick
iy built over then as il is now, and they
got home pretty quietly; but the few peo-
pie who did see them showed interest In
front, the doctor, driving fast, and the
groom kneeling on the seat behind, Tom
and body, which, with the assistance of
the groom, he was preventing from rolling
off into the road
When they arrived the landlady became
hysterical but Tom, ignoring her, had
his charge carried up into his own room,
laid on his own bed, and there properly
treated.
First, the patient recovered, and then he
went to sleep. Sterne tells us that we
water a flower because we have planted
it imagine, then, the interest felt by Tom
in this individual declared by the tail of
his shirt TO be S. p. Collins), for whose
sake he had ruined penknife, slept on a
sofa, and possibly incurred doctors
bill"
az suppose l ought to thank you'll" said
S. p. Collins.
"Well, perhaps it would be the correct
thing to do" replied Tom, for, having
prepared himself to check an Overpow-
ering burst of gratitude, he was taken
aback,
Exactly" continued the unhanged one /;
"and yet you might give man credit for
knowing his own mind. You don't sup
pose | placed myself in the position in
which you found me for the sake of test
ing your agility, or intruding on your hos
pitality, do your However, you meant
we'll But when think that had got
over that first horribly choking feeling,
and had floated into delicious insensibility,
and that now have got to go through it
again. wonder if laudanum Is betterW
"Well, you are cool handP cried
Tom -.
"WhyH" replied Collins. "You have
stopped my making certain journey by
one route, / must try another"
Don't talk such infamous nonsense,
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CHAPTER ".

am so sorry to be unable to say, or
even hint what Mr.. Collins invention was,
or to what branch of industry it applied.
IL were to do so very many people
might name names, and Mr.. S. p Collins
would not like his real name divulged in
connection with that suicidal episode. He
often contesses, indeed, that at one period
of his life he was, for short time, in a
terrible state of suspense; but he does
not intend to be taken literally. You must,
therefore, take Tom Chatteris' piece of luck
on trust, and without veIitication for the
success of the schemes in which he had
embarked with gamblers desperation
was never in doubt from the day that
Collins completed his first order; and
Tom embarked the rest of his capital and
all his time in the affair.
At the end of twelvemonth he was in
position to marry Ju Fassl, who likes
the North, where they live, and is grad
ually developing fine pity, which is
nearer akin to scOrn than love, for all peo-
pie who are not rich. But she is very
charming in her own set, and an angel at
home.
Tom chuckles inwardly to notice her
unwilling adoption of the pursy hateur,
but Tefrains from quizzing her, for that
particular manner pays in that neighbor-
hood. A goose who kept her head down
in flock where all the long necks were
erect, would run the chance of being sti1ed.
AS for Tom himself, he has developed
into capital man of business, SO far as
action and energy are concerned; the best
thing he could do would be TO take TO
farming, or some congenial pursuit of that
kind. He hunts twice week, keeps a
good table, believes in his wife to any ex-
tent, plays at no game but whist, and
never exceeds half crown points.
He patronizes the local races, but re-
mains in his carriage, and doesn go near
the ring. He gives no very high moral
reason for this prudent conduct
"Well, the fact is, /" says he, ait does not
do to tempt fate; and have had such a
tremendous windfall that l have most
probably exhausted all the luck due to me
during the whole term of my natural
life Chambers Journal.