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New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
orn, I'm BOND sUIT-FINE POINTS OF MERCAN
TILE LAW.

The suit of Dinsmore and others agt. Dun
can sherman and Others argued at General TORN
of the Court OF Common Pleas, yesterday. ABOUT Two
wears ago. the First National Bank of NewAbany Ind
had 13 1000 70 bonds in their possession, payable 10
~ The Secretary of the Treasury for redemption" In order
TO change them other bonds, and then delivered hen
70 the Adams Express Company. OF which the plamtlI
is President to be taken 10 Washington On tno way
they were stolen, and nothing more was heard OF ihe
until tho agent OF Duncan Sherman Co., IN England,
bought one drew his pen through the Endorsement anu
inserted the name OF his employer on its face making ~
PAYABLE TO them instead OF to bearer" Defendants
Then presented the bond for redemption but IT was
rejected the Indiana bank having filed edpeq, sun
was brought TO the bond by the Adams Express
COMPANY and the Court directed verdict the questions
OF law to passed upon in the first instance at Gehera
Term. ,I,, 90
on the argument yesterday. 1t was urged on behalf OF
the plaintiffs that the Endorsement dedicated he bono 10
particular use and made 1t no longer negotiabe ro1
the defense it was contended that payee belng nae
ON the face of the bond the Endorsement. under we'll
settled mercantile law was nuty; that the DOnu was A.
GOOD in the hands of whOmsoevcr might hOnesty get ~
and that in any case the Endorsement might pe erased
and the original Endorsement 10 bearer lcit Nallu.
thus eTasng al the same time the liability OF tho ieorsoi
I'm his control Of the paper.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
CIVIL NOTES.

In the McCahill will case, before Surrogate
Hntchings yesterday, more evidence was adduoed to
prove the gross intenlperanco of the testator.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. in the case Of the United States against H. Kisse
against tho defendant for S44 a. due his bond for
the payment of duties Oh imported merchandise.
The May term of the Commission of Appeals
opened yesterday in the Supervisory Chief Com
missioner Lott and Commissioners Earl Hunt Gray, and
Leonard being present There calendar Of 100 cases
20 be disposed Of and the Commission will sit three
weeks, opening each day at II and adjourning at
p
In the Special Term of the Superior Court,
Williams divorce from his wife Josephine to whom he
yeats The ground adultery lie alleges that
caught snOwsorm last winter and was 80 severely
be compelled to remain In the house SIX months TIA
bis wife tired Of his continual presence and sought more agreeable
coupanonsp Of Potter GaDy The ee
d on motion by the wife mony and counsel fee She denies the
alleged adultery her husband has income of S20
wear a. allegation which denies witt equal emphasis claiming
iat be posses Is the world Decision reserSed
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-Y YORK, Tuesday, May =. ,s,,
The transactions to-day were restricted ;.
TWO Court sales. one Of house on Seventy third,
the oher business property located on the corrs, q, %
SIP ana water-st; the bidding in both instaneoa ..
unil' ana the property struck of al low rates AZ -.
sae business continues quite active, and nnhr so
pV1i VA T sa.ss p nave been c9nsummated this week m
az the Intersection Of Grand Boulevard and poum soumd
Dg,ng ie feet on The boulevard 1910 e. a
Tor $4,000 also full lots, north west corner of p
ave va ana e-hundred-and-sxth-st, for 10000
WIN n: POOley has cold property Of r. r. I1opao, -.
Dobbs Ferry. including l2l acres, fine bonss a Al
eighthst. for $4,000. "''' rOrty-
lana In Flushing, @xl25, was sold for t2J0 fhe b,r.
price ever paid for single unmproyed lot IN the vis
Jagger-aye. 'o" on
The Riverdale estate, near Sing Sing. containing ne.,
100 acres OF land. has been sold for S00O Al Wxy
vernon the late residence Of W. w. Wall and Ia asre -
land at Sagamon's Corners has been sold for sa3OD0
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AT the Essex Market Police Court. Patrick Reilly
Delancey committed YESTERDAY cnge OF kcns
2 Seyenaye held for sabbns Patrick scsDan the
ak
Patrick Colbert. charged with smuggling into this
city CITY Of Mexico 900 Havana cgr committed
yest ra By Comm. Shields detant OF ball John q
Berbo charged with ebeng letters from The PostOhee cou
mtjej default Of 42lSO. By Commissioner Betts
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judges
ong Saudey yesterday and Henry Hamfo for
stealing Freet FrlecksOn. sent to the Pen,
Mc(unn,
moDh LeandeT Coland picking Cas
Bowes pocket three months John McNay aaung Otef June,
James Mellon beating las wife, City Prison 20 days
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford and Recorder IaActi yesterday william Sh who pleaded
n 10 gand larceny term sent Prison FOR four years
aud months BrOckvay alias VandoO who pleaded
guilty forgery s four and meBts Patrick Too
TO The house years band labor William OCcn-
nell aSssung Ocer Deane with intent to 60 bodily ha Penhtay
George d. Hisbrook attempt a grand larceny oae
John Coffee petit larceny Peni'ensry SIX months
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
H. Adams cOrcd ~ FOR cutting Francis Carpenter on
with No 6 BaXer John MeCor com
mte having bureau drawer and stolen 5 lelonng
"a nma Brown Chdens Aid Society No 70 Esst
EeyeDbs Jerenah T. Canan Thresntst committed for steal
ing watch from Palmer 1903 lhrtaye While riding
on Thave Cornelius jackson Of No go Desncyst ear.
Condon Binock No 3 Broadway Arrested and comm e
committed for having bta beaten Edward Clare
a fellow cartmsn, OF No. 4l3 East Nneteenh-st
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Michael
csrge of having stolen sj Henry SchopP Office at No q
Michael Mcclure Of No II kcnwkst - held
ing gold the Of Rudolph Krnman at No s
Renwick deputabe hoases arrested by
Cant McDonne Eighth Precinct Monday night released
appear a the General Sessions James
Of No. 2j Genet Caroline Bsrmoe Of No lJ GTeene
Hill IN The inIastes 80
in number released after giving bonds M %O Tor good behavior"
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
DECISIONS--MAY 2.

Supreme -Chamb1s-Bv judge Ingraham-
In Henry w. Ges0rde granted Pellmsn ag Bass
Memoranda Howard os Rees-hohon granted with $40 with leave
days Cotton Labe
Allowance Of $3.50 granted CuTss sg Bgses
BggeraMooB granted Levy agt REHABILITATION granted
Iger Cohen (No. 4-MotiOn granted mo 81
No,ion granted SterBe sg HermanoOn duied Broser
Moiley.-MoOn granted Nb Rochester Water Works Mo-
granted Wilson act. Peman-Modon granted Duel ssL
StenL-Moon granted N OIL Company act Florida Railroad Com
panyMOton granted Bo"s sgt Martin Motion grsnot Reed
granted HaskDs agt AmeTmAn Motion denied
Busck, jrNooa denied CsiSei Beat-MotoR
granted Ellis sgt Kn-Moon granted Mcguire syt Lod-Mo-
ton granted
Superior C0urt-Speciai fa7a-By Judge McCunn.-
Thompson agt Burns AgnO ait Darling COmocs CoBoyer
al SOns sg eckeerg a Delaware LacksvsDns and Western
Railroad Go. Sgt Browns ct al DuDderdale ct al EaTOers
granted Davis Pearss0rder granted by default order aud
form TO be entered.
Common Pteas-Special Term-By Judge L0ew.-
Smith ngt The Soldiers Business Messenger and Dspstch CO-Moon
stake certain allegations false and Ssm granted
The National hecbancs Banking Association Of YORK Usher
--kItrs slOwsne. Of e5O~ granted
BY Cef Justice Da-slare sg The Corn Exchange
Co.-fiudngs settled.
Marine COut--Pdrt by Judge Shea-C0lburn
BaSeJdgment verdict for the psind 6r S 90 aud
With 49, allowance
Po HBy Judge JoschmssnBc1usD sgt Oaklsyi Toobseke
sg. slras--Dissnssod by default
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

DECREE OF SURROGATE BUTCHINGS on THE
MOTION FOR COUNSEL FEEs-No ALLOW
AKCEs FOR CONTESTANTS COUNSEL.
Surrogate HutclIings rendered decree, yes
terday the motions made in the Taylor will case for
allowance to the widow, Laura Taylor, and to the
counsel engaged on both sdos Surrogate withholds
his opnon regarding the allowance Mrs. Taylor, but
furnishes vigorous in relation 10 the counsel fees
denOuncing the attempts OF lawyers to ext0t ices om
8 litigated estate. He says:
Thus is an S the s'gS @ Of ss eIa0s a on so & % p
bate for allowances for on the trial before me 20 TO be lg
w,l Of tse eeeeasali tsen Issef'g a" q"eSIo VI ' ~
TEere Is nc doaL under relating this Of
iis power grant allowances 1t Is, bo"eVer dSereo5 pOWr
which sOri exercised With great canton, aud this affords d.
tsg opportunity express views on the subject Dsmue ss ne
value q ue estate large and y an siones The Es 20
and deem important 20 lay down some general rule on The sn
Gases ecarss ans Il which Oh
tnd b. interested % rites under unlVe influence
Of feeble inteet By fsDd when contests be resosb
capacity and neaDscy essy determined but there to BE-
vii mssss poTos ssfaciofy % themselves the,
eoosuns va. TIE that hsy sre 70 be e1aiaed IN lef
hoad be uderiood that The principle which uhdee' ae statute
mind aud meo and h rIecuon complied "ih make
~, Sisitso s t $ S' f' m Z f ,s 5 P I m 90
.se tne e power given nus, be IesPd srd te ees Of en-
% Of % the s s1SsfI o S:o % Tue general ID" o. '''N '
IT, therefore sdDg upon natter
Of probate psTes should Do 80 h tho suue general g
on IN cler esss IN the courts snd that counsel should I e
tier Tetsiuer and from Their clients aal that the cB
themselves should as In other depend on The Of their op
posuon suheei Of exceptional s those Ndb
se eri ANY other rule VI conduct Of e0nstug parties In
Js1gt Nh1 DOT ONLY " and r0lnd
Ton patton allowances
g' opec01 nd loss account Of e suspension Of the powers n
un0e Will, Guug THE n add
pIopoeBs counsel aH1 Disbursements in sustaining
o- Eng ne ca before n ilhes example OF such deptca
on or a 70 loss. appear suits ant Of various
been Instituted against tue consequence
.iY o f taee0rs 70 qualify and The Of The
oi pronor nO.s u the te,tator age amount
Hei ahct has 1eecse AMI their inability
'-e D@'i-' Si interest e lofonre OF lso,ts.c. While ie arc
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
A SUBSTITUTE FOR RULLOFF.

HAVE WE SYDNEY CARTON AMONG UsI
TO the Edifor or The TrfbHne'
SIR: believe in capital punishment. De-
Iieve that when murder has been done IL should DO an
swcred for with blood have all my life been 10
feel in this way and the etters of education are srong
The fact that the death law rendered almost nopera
tive by its very severity does not alter my Dehei IN ~"
righteousness The fact that in England tho proportoh
OF executions TO condemnatons is only one TO 6 ana IN
tbls country only one and In Franco only one 10 49,
does not shake my steadfast confidence in the prope
of retaining the death penalty IL r. better 20 m o"o
Feeling as do, am not sorry that Rulion IS 10 DO
hanged but am sincerely sorry that he himself mas
msae shoS ~ Se o to the World In this inno and the
pubc's regret For IL u PLAIN tat ~ IN, Sno
person Of RuoG OF the most marvellous t
ny ge has produced is about TO be sacrtced and tha
too while half tine mystery OF its strange powers Is c
doors of college university and YET by the a sneer
might Of his innate gifts has made hmsel sucn coio
sus in abstruso learning that the aSess .saoce OF
I Ty the evidence Of Prot Mailer, Mr; sarbriaEe Mr.
is AS familiar with the broad domain of pLiology as
common people with the passing events OF the na
His memory has such lmites5 grasp that ne IL aDe W
quote sentence after sentence paragraph aier para
graph and chapter after chapter, from eliieu .u
Bile OF achieving little more than bowhg aGd,nE pga n
ance with. But his memory Is the least o ms gaoas U
by @ ahe o aS S a@e "s the works Of
the old masters OF literature and while pointing oue to
taste is as quick detect the defects OF the aceepeu
translaons and in the latter case, II exceptions DO
taken TO Lis Judgment, he straightway opens up
lie auarrios OF his exhsusuess knowledge ana ana
builds very Chinese wall OF evidence around ms
position Every learned man who enters RulOn B
uresence leaves IL amazed and cOnfOunded by ms pro-
d ious capabilities aud atainmenis. ono scholar sald
he did not be eye that in the matters OF subtle analysis
vast knowledge in his peculiar field of research com
prehensye grasp Of subject and serene kngshp over s
mitless and bewderng details, any land or any era Oh
modern times had given birth ~ Ruilofs intellectual
equal. What miracles this murderer might nave
wrought and what luster lie might have shed upon MS
country had put forfeit upon his lie so ioo
shy But what IL the law could be satisfied ana tno
gifted criminal still be saved II life be offered up on
the gallows to atone for the murder Ruof did, VIII
that sicei II give me the proofs FOR III al earn
cstness and truth aver that in such VIII Instant
ly bring forward who in the interests OF learning
and science will take Ru0D'S crime upon himself ana
subt 10 be ehangedi ia Ruit0Ds pice. can and Will do
this thing; and propose this matter, ana make ths
offer good faith. You know me- aud know my address
-, April 30 1871. SAMUEL LAhGhokeE'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
GENERAL NOTES.

1
The laws seem to be severe in Canada. A
citizen of Montreal was recently arrested it is said
he peremptory refused TO give censustaker the
| eyoct a age of his two Unmarried daIlgitters
| ,r, -. n. on,.a Ii, :; , ooloroJ how
Inc HUeSC IOSC-Oince IoppcI 10 d ooioiou poJ
of 10 wears who has boen for some time deyOtng him
,, 20 IN. n,orin of letters in Savannah Ga with the
Gi,or,te ftcnf ~ nntchasnp unlimei oulntItic, OF
| gingerbread aud candy.
An immense number of fish OF the smaller
varietos estimated at not less than $1,000, lately
found dead on the shores OF a small island In tho
Cenosee River, at Rochester below the Lower Fails.
The maady that caused this singular mortality Is I'M
| known.
Mrs Eliot. ros;d;no of prosnoritv papn
h D'io' '' o 'o " " =, 3y,, ,
was 80 uistresseu as Is reeu' at o prospective Sao vi
all her late husbands effects for tE' purpose Of settling
auction took place II sanomalous that any one in Pros
perity could be in such aliicOn.
A correspondent of a New-YOrk paper lately
called upon Alex H. Stevens at his home in Georgia,
bis Wait with lotcr evnIanino that his mis-
f'n 80 80 80 .,Y =, ,,,, a. g. :.
sion was honprOlc,siOn.l uiI I,Uhou @ 70 20 P VI
puroy hutidI nati'- no .on ~, 80 I ,io u n,
eolilhh' Sfins hntc VI .i %. ",
haj ihSh anu bhilouuhES, alu spilns nv u0'i" i''
Hibht po a'""'''o ioi 'i' i'''t"P'' P''P'
At recent wedding, near Strawberry Plains,
Tennessee tho bride and bridegroom. respectively aged
~ and 81 had both been married. the former twice. and
the latter four times Their united families had NUN
Dered !, chideh OF MnT I ~ b ~ anu Gcvo & y,
present at Tie nup.al, of the much welded couple
With them loves young dream has had auplo time 10
become loves ancient feahty.
The Syracuse journal pays Mr. James L.
,,id .,o oo,,,,o,, s oo,v =. fran, tba May at,nti.
his Bubbles IRON an Ancient acolleetoh OF tDiee
amusing anecdotes put into unpre lending rhyme-and
makes them The occasion Tor letting NY an arrow or ciit
esIn at ahother W.T. MritfI, Ls ioG"s' & teJ nda no. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

child D. shem,M anderson. Ro'snbsod Ms,nvs'srs
Mis- NJ Tsum r. g. Tatum. Is Fned r. d. WesSon Mr.
Folsom Mrs Folsom Mr. Cannon Mrs Cannon D. beoa, u Carter
II. H. Bracket and X. =. SwspdeD.
FROM HAvANA-In steamship Sodona May I-TmOhT kenna
AleI. Marotta, Rngiero BuvussSno.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WTpNgSDAY. MAY !

Mails for Europe via pg enstowu AMI Liverpool Steamship
Idaho sails from PIER No 80 NJ H., close Post
Station A He's d.
letters only up 40. s6 " ~
steamship sails ME
Ian letters deposited Elplemeniary Mails BE- prepaid with
double postage
TIL RsDAY. MAYA
Mails for Buope. via Quecora Liverpool psr steamship
Malta from Cunad Dock, Jcn-y CITY close ll
m at station A. HES ID ilt3 Supplementary Mai
Tor paid letters only msie at to Cnh Dock Jee CITY aud closed
al I:J0p Ia Steamship sas at !. N.
IAN letter. deposited in sup aoay be prepaid with double
pogagr.l
Mails for Bermuda, ". l., st. msp San Frnsseo Post
Once At l2uL
Mails for Havana Nissan aRl Wet Iacs per steamship
Castle. from Per No n r. close a. steamship sails
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

Oyrs AVID TERninER AND surl
C.apozo, J.-Opcns a. ~
C,pcurr-PlRr n.-VAs j
7na. .MurpLy agi, Kelly.
25s. .Ossool sgt Mcknight
76. Sloan agt. Bilnor; .n,
I2s. The Ailsife "ofn rs"
TbomaA .,;.a.I
tp. .Bn,i at. The inlernAeo""
Ina Ce.
so' ,So nsli al. The Hudson River
R.R Go.
eot. Horn sgt Brcd.
u orr sgt The aaror.
SuPKuIoH CoURT-PAnf l.
ts1. Holmes sgt. RobeIt<
~. Brown AT ~. Nicho'as in'
surance COMPANY.
CTS. Burnett sgt. Vol.
s6I. .Cusaman agt. OBreu.
JOa9. Lotus sgt Novelty Iron
WofkA
eT7. Palmer agt. Msshall.
ca. .NassAu bank egt. Goofmsn.
PART ll.--MoSBLL,
aS. .Buckman agt. hongenrotl.
s60 Guardian Pirc and Marine Ina
Co. OF Phila. agt. Wharton.
59i. .Klcn sgk Young.
Ql. .Glcadoll sg'. Thomson.
SB9. .Csspar agt O'Bren.
585. .Semers aes. Corn. Br. Ina Co
Ls4 Rolhan AIT. Deokman Fire
Irs Co.
Conros PLxAs-PART l.
.0l. Powers aet WHY.
Bl5. .B1rghsrd sgt Borkhsrit.
$50. .Johnos agt. Burnhsn.
3l8. .Condoll act GcartJ.
3l9I Bloudell sgi. Geafty.
7y5. .Nesdeoket agt Newdecker.
6t6. Cassidy sgt Gouraad.
1881. Townsend agi. Broadway an
Scyenth-aye. X. X. Go.
MARINE CoURr-TRiAL TERn-PY
52i7. .Sambels ngt Harris.
500. CLARK AIT. Parker.
6ji5. .Diercks act lleHin.
-. Lewis agt. Sioinberg.
5289. .Boadleston agi. Mclntire.
SOL. .Disosway sst Tristsm.
5527. .khcheels eet. Sweeaey,
500. Riley sgt. BraT.
PART ll.-JoACnissg
$50. Powell agt. Dinanore.
5546. .seits sgt. Colvell.
5SJ. Ruben agt DanEiSer.
5555. Hunt agt Frank.
556l. .Sian6e Z sgt Flank.
5552. HINT sgt Frank.
1868. Same agt. Same
.5s. .DarrOw sgt Fowler.
PAHT lll.-GR0Ss, j.
5163. .Pingletou sgi. Mcdonald.
63i0. Anderson agL OAKLEY.
6a5l. .Wies agt Trcnni.
COuRT oP GENERAL sRssioNs
|. Benny ID. ildeshoire, ,bigam.
| 2. ..Isase Lent, forgery.
3..Pc,er Bcburg. sorgerT.
| 4. Matthew Young. burglary.
| 5. Stephano Casa,sa. brr, ,laTy.
@. .Johu Barr, fclon.oD assau
| aud battery.
/ I.s Vt ~ FAfkht ltiuulouH hhcdu
| and battery.
| 8..Henry re u. grand larceny.
| 3. James Williams, grand Ia
ceny.
| CRY CouRT. BRooKLrE
| 81. Wool sgL Mullen.
| liz. North sgt. Bilon.
| PARr Iil.-SPRCI,
| BUPREsK Court CI
es. Owens sgt. Steam Derrick c
los. Hayes Egt N I sed Sou
! Carolina Z. S. Go.
4 t66. Fisher q al act. Brush et a
t68. .Nsckie sst. Keller.
| ia. .Reynolds agt Shaw.
| ~. .Kirke sgt Thompson.
| I2J. LA ned sgt Huison.
| lq6. Preston agt. Barber.
| 1888. Bari ct al agt. Bennett ct {
| 80. Glenn agt. RjgewaI
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Citp Real gstate for Sale.

-~s.--
EOR SALE or TO LET-A 4-st0ry, brown
stone front and French roof HOUSE No. Sc ssr. yhal
81. hghstoop ali modern improye eentt Apply No 10 Peek %
| OTIS. ,or.
- IOrA
ON PARTIES DESIRING TO BUY OR SELL. Please CALL
on CHAs. hACRAB
20 CBDAR-Sf. Cor NASSAU
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
4:o1 Sun s5r Moon se +2o
Sandy Cows Island. TOE Hell Gate 1851
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
COURT CALESDAHS-Tut, pA..

Tug COMMISSION APPEAIs.-Jons Lorr Presiding Comms
POgEKT VS.. H. LsONAED
GF.Y Comm ssiones-COu opens at II IA in the Supervisors
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

E'OR SALE, to RENT cheap the fine
3stoy and basement brick HOUSE, nomief 100 Dosg
has al moen Improvements and In order Ap1i, %
MEYER, 81 Wslkerst "' -" y
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

Room. and sdiOurBs at 2. IN.
.. Marvin Sgl. Bisseil.
>. .Psaii sgL Chase.
D. Shrcve agt. Pat
Z. Dudley agt See.
o. .Tomlinso1 agi. The MAYOR ol
the CITY Of Ncw-YOTk.
o.. Foot agt. SpIagnr.
.VOorlis sgt MrOafr.
". .BaL.iu It. lIuInpLreg.
SUPhRsK COUgT-CnAnHfFs--IN
Isiea .aI ca
10. Atkins sgt Ioyland.
-. .KinDer ag'. Told.
SuPRPAE C0URr-SPECiAL TukE-
"a. .Maas sgt Meyers.
10. .lio.lcfJT agt iluiucr
%. Roberts agi RbiBelgnlet.
81 .C,afk sgt a. J. steam Nav
CATION 60.
o.. .IIill sgt. PoppenLagcu.
%. .fosi,T sgt IOrlsrnI Mann
iarludug 60.
o.. Gum sgL love
%. .McDousld att. IoneG
~. W 0lichgt. Hr.u .cfEoL
49,. .Bpllcz agi. bad.
1J. .DDphae nst Culiu.
lOi. Had sei. Viola
ID2, .CrIgef agt Cr'Trr
lOJ. Dlisch art Keller
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Gountrn Real Gstaie tor bale.

L'OR SALE CHEAP-A splendid hUnSn uI.,e es.. a.
tbe couptryA rare purchass ns1 in .I
p,ts or snre' Fieaeh-fo"' r.. sd
i.,n n9roy,rrnt, bat from depot uer
of boo. but hour hs from Ne" forG ga couus
lou richly 6nd Vsnegsisd hanSo' 500 ~ .sry ,ppsac S'
bopIrspng a, eIse cost for Pcrsea s al tts
sa, re,ly cr,, redenee In the midst o. ose
rn sud villages Of tonneeeu ths s cor.
r,re h.nc. 10 pnrh..s Also Will .e peA sni .r above.
a,E e., Al b twbleh /. ess hsn u cost o"i
and on terms 10 suit convenience oi Paf'h''e' !" W.
enc. Apply 10 PCBidSilsk Of InbnSe -,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
BRICKSBURG;

y or,, 4, rom New York rsosi direct 70 s -,
. .up,or for d. crops; climate mild and pro'eros "a ,n~.a
~ nI rnr.. uo fever Price s9S per sefe
T,rm, s,,T For einulss snd maps, sent FIVE si1fs~
Isl Bro,dssy n. y, or Bietsburg Ocean Co., n "
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

o Am r,v,,ru AND surRrrn CogHT.G}'S"c,nnt S,.t, =
o''" C,aposo J~oPcn's, 10, a m opsas no a, III sa
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-26
SALT LAKE

The Corrinne Reporter contains the
following dispatches:
Salt Lake City, Sept. 2l.-At a sale
to-day at Camp Douglas OF United
States ordnance stores, the Mormon
Adjutant General of the militia, Claw
son, purchased one thousand stand of
arms, and one hundred and fifty
thousand fixed cartridges.
Rumors are rite as to the proceed
ings of the Grand Jury. 1t is said
that efforts are being made to indict
several of the priesthood, among them
Brigham Young.
Reports of lighting and ~bloodshed
among mining claimants at Tintic are
circulating.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 22.-Subpoenas
have been issued to bring before the
Grand Jury brigham Young and some
fourteen of his wives, and George A.
Smith, who ranks next to Brigham in
the Mormon Church, but they have
not yet been found. There is consid-
cradle excitement among both Nor
mons and GentiIes.
The Herald "a Mormon sheet to-day,
in speaking of the purchase yesterday
from the authorities at Camp Douglas
by the Mormon General (Clawson), OF
arms and cartridges, says; 'lp tunes
of peace prepare for war"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-26
WATER FOR THE DESERT.

The citizens of Kelton, a railroad
town near the line of Utah and Ne
vada, are made happy blythe appear
ance of q stream of fresh cool water
lowing through the streets. An ar
tesian well, ffty-six feet deep, has
been completed with this success.
This well is of importance not only
to the people of Kelton but to all
the dry and barren interior suffering
for the want of water. If water can
be so readily obtained there, it is
equally accessible at most any other
locality. A large portion of the sell
now covered with sagebursh is really
fertile, and capable of producing
fair crops. A liberal supply of water
is all that is required to make these
now worthless lands valuable as
much of the soil lying along the
river bottoms. This kelton we'll is
a demonstration that the vast interior
is barren only because labor and
capital have not brought their forces
together to work out the salvation
of the desert. The entire country
from the Sierra Nevadas to the Wa
satch is similar in physical character
%istics, and probably there is no part
Of it which is not capable of being
reduced to reasonable fertility by
the introduction of water through
this instrumentality. We believe
the time will come when these arte-
sian wells will be found in every
valley, and much of the sagebrush
desert Will give way to productions
Of a different order.