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Fernando Wood, N. Y
is. s. Cox, n. 7.
A. NJ. Waddell, N. c.
~. n. Leach, N. G.
E. A Hubbard, N. Il.
IF. E. Shobef,iN. C.
Hi; W. Slocum, N. Y.
T. iKinsella, N. Y.
ID. Townsend, y. Y.
s. N. Bell, N: Il.
| d. ". Parker, N. II.
]. B. Beck, Ky.
L. D. Campbell, Ohio
VIM. A. Handley,A Ala,
J. C. Harper, N. c.
r. NJ. T. Duke Va.
/ j. T.;Harrls, Va.
Peter n. DoX, Ala.
r. B. Roosevelt, n. Y.
W. r. Roberts, N. Y.
H. d. Nc Henry Ky.
R. P. Caldwell, Tenn.
John II. Carroll, Ny
VIM. Williams, n. Y.
G. N. Iamison Ohio
E.,I!aG olladas, Tenn.
A. E. Garrett, Tenn.
w. W. Vaughan. Tenn
| S. s. Marshall, Ill.
E. Y. Rice. III.
Jos. n. Slater, Oregon
]. F. Mckinney Obi
]. G. Robinson, III.
r. w. .McNeeley, III.
Jno. NJ. Crebs, III.
H. D. Foster, Pa.
R. J. Haldeman, Pa.
E. Grassland, KY
s. Griffith, Pa.
s. A. Merritt, Idaho
B. Winchester. KY.
A. Comingo, Mo.
D.. w. voorhees,, Ind.
W. E. Niblack, Ind.
VIM. Terry, Va.
D. NJ. DuBose, Ga.
E. N. BraXtOn, Va. ..
Moses Il. Arr
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5psrial Notices.
MrNOTICE IS HEREBYGrvEN THAT

~- NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application WI be made
for renewal Certificates Of 10 Shares South Caro-
lima Railroad and, Bank sTouK, No. Elsa. dated
ped November, 1855, standing. in the name of ".
L. wannanaker; and 10 Hair shares South Caro-.
lima Railroad and Bank Stock, No. e2a,, dated SIS,
March, 1850, In the name OF W. l. wannamaker,
the original Certificates having. been lost or de-
istroyed during the ,war.,.. ..: -. ,,,.,
oraugeburg, SCI March Il, 1871.
- W. E. wAENANAKER,
Administrator of Estate W. L w%aunanaker.
mar24-1amo2 s..oi.- f.i 49, fi
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BLOWING STATE SECRETS.
uNpaRA1LELED EXODUS oFS0UEH
CaRoLITd POLITICIANS.

Uncle Joseph Crews In New Yerk-Look-
ing after the south Carolina ,Finan-
ces-The Misses Rollins Letter to the
SUN Corrcspondent-A Nice Little
Claim.
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DAVID L. MOTT. n. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September J..
/ feel that we have now an article OF gin suit
aa!c for such cases Us that remedy Is adapted TO.
DIR. J. ". BRIGHT. y
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THE P0LlTICALO
Nv ADDRESS BIZ TEE DEMOCRATS
IN CONGRESS- 70 THEPEOPLE.
Important Counsel to the South.

The following isthe full text OF the address
to the people, just issuedhy the Democrats in.
conrraso.
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"sclnapps'' is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure In bearing highly credit
able testimony to Its efficacy as q remedial agent
in the diseases for which you recommend 1t.
Having a natural tendency to, the mucous sur
faces, with o slight degree Of stimulation, re
gard 1t as one OF the. most important remediesin
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those Of
the g~enito-hrnary apparatus. With rauch re
spect, your obedient servant,
,CHAS. A. LEAS, u. D., New YORK.
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SENATOR'S.



IS. Ely. Jr., N. Y.
j. n. Ky.
John T. Bird, N. ].
s. c. Forker, N. ].
Erastus Wells, NO.
A. T.,-MeIntyre, Ga.
o. w: Kendall, New.
]. B. Tuthill, N. Y.
G. N. Potter, N. Y.
Ell Perry, N. Y.
John Rogers, N. Y.
John B. Storm. Pa.
s. j. Randall, Pa.
P. Van Trump, Ohio
j. r. McC ormick, Mo.
G. W. Morgan, Ohio.
Andrew King. Mo.
]. NJ. Bright, e
John Crltcher, Va. :
w. C. Whitthorne, Tenr
H. Sherwood. Pa.
w. Met lelland, Pa.
8. Archer, Md.
Thos. Swami, Md.
B. F.. Meyers, Pa.
Ephr: L. Acker, Pa.
g. A. Eldridge, Wis.
. Alex. Mitchell, Wis.
J. L. tietz, Pa.
R. NJ. Speer, Pa.
/ W.. II. Barnum, Conn.
} NJ. D. Manson, Ind.
w. >. Holman, luu.
J. G. Sutherland, Mich.
NJ. c: Kerr. Ind.
Jas. NJ. Hanks, Ark.
WIN. B. Read, KY.
Geo. n. Adams, KY.
We. Arthur, Ky,
Jno. NJ. Rice, KY.
VIM. NJ. Merrick, Md
F. Hereford, West Val
Jas. Brooks, N. Y. :
B. T. Briggs. Del.
Jno. Richie Md.
P. N. B. Young. Ga.
W. P. Price. Ga.
Dakota.
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.gperiaI.Notlres.
~ .GERNAN SOOTHING .CORDIA

~ GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL
This valuable compound cortaius no opium, iaud-s
anum, paragoricfo o other anodyne, and wtil,nbs
massacrethe innocents like the "soothing syrups"
80 much in vogueIThe -GEBMAN SOOTHING.
CORDIAL is harmless, and Is recommended by all
:our bess phyaicianA it; tte behad OF the manu-. I
kfacturer,. DE-. q. BAER,
/ Ne. 1s1 Meeting street.
ana OF al1 prqssis.s. 10. -epr22 atuth
I ~-BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.-THs-
fSUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the worad-per.
Efectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints OF unpleas.
ant odor. Phege1uine W. "A. BaTCHELoR,s HIlR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Biloxi
or Natural Bro.gn. Does not stain the SKIN but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug.
glsts. Factory N. iSBold' street, New York;
1an23-mWf1yr .c1G.gI a.f. :ttIaf sbaEtHD ;1sl
@ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
to al sub:AAgents, Or the Land Commission, that /,
from and after the hfst day Of Hareh, ISL; they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. r.
cARDozo,1 Secretary ofths advisory Board..,iA-
SO gig RoBT. q .DBLARGE;akG @. SIS O.ta5so
collmbIh, iEebruar5 81, ts3l.K sa;b omarl1Js7
r1lremiaim Gajulo saIs. 49, : len.
XHENlPREMUM LAND sALEta
nj ~bria!qmm. --=--- LIZ. a;cri4
CONTINUATION OF TIE SALE OF sHAREs.a1
f%s95.s ca-a - 5isat.t!lI GEoJ
.e9o:
a7s. l..,.,.t p!".--- s.. IL Het 91G.-
TRANSFER OF THE PROPERTY TO TRUSTEES, III
8. IN TRUST FOR SHAREHOLDERS ~ s.Gs
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS m FIVE HUNDRED !
AND TWENTY-FIVE GREENBAOK !,
PRIZES ADDED; g 90
- 50 9 I:
NO INCREASE IN NuMBER OF SHARES.
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, APRIL.
2lsT, 1871. ..
-
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| or in the deprivation Of any man OF his rights

or in the deprivation of any man OF his rights
under the constitution.
1t is to protect and perpetuate the rights
which every freeman: .cherishes; to revive In
all hearts the feelings of friendship, affection,
and harmony, which are the best guarantees OF
law and order, and to throw around the hum
blest citizen. wherever he may be, the protect
ing @gis ofthose safeguards OF personal llber-
ty which the fundamental laws OF the land
assure, that we invoke the aid of all good men
in the work of peace and reconciliation We
invite their generous cooperation, irrespective
of all former differences; of opinion. so that the
harsh voice of discord may be silenced; that
q new and dangerous sectional agitation may
be checked; that he-burdens OF taxation,
direct or indirect, maybe reduced to the low-
est point consistent with good faith to every
just national obligation, and with a strictly
economical administration OF the government,
and hat the States may be restored in their
integrity and true relations to our Federal
Un1on.E
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No. % PINE srREsT, y. Y. Nov. q. 1851.

No. 26 PINE STREET, n. Y. Nov. Fl, 1861.
UDoLPHo WoLFB,,LEso-, Present: DEAR SILL
have made a chemical examination Of q sample
Of your "Schledam Schnapps," with the intent OF
determining If any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resultedt in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm
full admixtures. I have been unable to discover
any trace OF the deleterious substances which
are sometimes employed in the aduiteratlon Of
LIQUORS. / would not hesitate to use myself, nor
TO recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the s.Schicdam Sohnapps" as an excellent anu
upobiectlonable variety OF GIN. Very respectfully
yours, tSlgned) CHAS. "A. SEELl' Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL L~ABoRATORY,(
IA EXCHANGE PLACE, N. Y, Nov. 25, 1857.
Upotrao WOLFE, Esq. DEAR SlR-The under.
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed a
uample of your Aromatic Schiedam %Schappa,n
SELECTED by ourselves, and have found. the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health. From the result
OF our examination we consider the article one OF
superior quality, healshful as q beverage, and
erectual in its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours, -.
tsIgnedj ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, N. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocels and Dru
gisa.
.UDOLPHo WOLVES EST,
nnoroI -auos M % REAvEe sTRREr n
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I IKENIPREMIUM LAND sALEl'
REVISION OF PLAN |

CONTINUATION OF TIE SALE OF SHAPES
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CDLUMBIa, y. We, hPill ~.
DEAN Shallow con d YOU 20 and publish all
that conversation We had at our house abOua
Speaker Moses, Joe Clcss. General Dennis, aud
others? We did not suppose yoa would havei:
published as soon as yJli did. We would not
nave cared II you had wpitea until we got from
Nose, q certificate r. r q sum NJ money We want.
You see ~e-Kitty AID l-have fixed up a klnh OF
clam for s16uO; we call 1t y c!iool claim for teach
ing. Governor ScJlt, you Sc. dun!,t Ike to pay 1t
right Gu US il is so large; but We can aiWais get
out OF him any malkSuln VIZ want, say one or
TWO hundred! dolIa:SoH He gives It to us out ul hi
contingent fund Or out Of TIL: military fund. But
Moses has always said lie would help us, and we
were EXPECTING to get HIM to give u, u certificate
jusv The same as II The cllIln had passsi the Leg
Isluture, and then your article appeared in the
psper, and we fear Moses Will Dc. ~ angry lie Will
not sign the Certificate.
I'VE hal To come ont and deny the conversati1n
in order To saw. ourselves. Cannot you. 10 q fu.
turc letl er, say you were mlstahen about what we
said about Moses, and ub nut his being 4 Jew. autl
saw the printers got It nlx~d upf Say 1t was LIE.
win, who is always about Ills Office. we were tux
ing OF when We sold That about Jews.
Yours in a%tticti0l,
LoTTlE AND KATE RoLLIN.
The Ring newspapers here have .traduced
me for exposing the nefariois transactions OF
prominent of1ce-holders In this Slate. j need
only point to The ahsye for my justification.
p
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THE OUTRAGE IN MANITOBA.
PARTICULARS or THE ASSAULT OF CANADIAN
SOLDIERS ON AN AMERICAN.
Colreslosdlnoe Of ne 81 Pau Pre'' .


PENBINA, ID. T., Feb. 26.-Last evening cltt-
zen OF Pembina named Andreas Nau visited The house
he had with Mr. Laurent The house Laurent at
tho Immediate vicinity OF large post set in the ground
the Tinted states md that OF Great Britain and but
few Yards inside the old AthOuron Treaty line OF iy
one Of the supporters OF the Provisional
Government Of Louis Real, in Euperts Land,
and on tie failure OF that Government and the flight OF
Re removed this place, where he has since resided,
ana Welcondgdted citizen. 1t that ths fact
known 70 Ihe e oSs Pna az and whoo
from aeGons seem to nave fR H or 2o Red
River settlement, in order to punish them when an
opportunity occurs At the time Mr.. Naut entered the
house OF Laurent number OF Canadian soldiers were
congrcgated there, drinking smoking, &c, aud im
medatey upon hs arrival they consulted together FOR
half mile distant aud secured their sde which
ssts OF saber BIAS turned to Laurent to wreak
their vengeance on MT vault lmnelsteiy upon uelt
entrance, armed in this fashion Mr. Nault saw that
something was wrong and harm was intended, ana made
receiving lie did so three or four blows from the fists
for dear lfe Nault seeking TO pass the boundary line,
fondy imagining that at that point pursuit would cease
The noble Canadians not, however disposed to be
baked OF the pleasure Of beating "blarsed rebel"
from simple rs his being on American soil,
ing man; and after following him nearly half mile up
tho road IN the direction OF Pembna, they at length
overlook him and fced him 10 the earth Then en-
acted a which should bring the blush OF shame
10 the cheek 81 any one possessing spark OF true
bestow upon HIM testimonial OF their hatred and
after shower Of kicks and blows, and the lniction OF
gaming wound across the head from saber bayOnet,
they left the unfortunate man, bleeding insensble and
apparently dead by the roadside, from whence he
removed by some OF his friends TO his house shortly
after.
All this was within the jurisdiction of the
United States and in the Territory or DAKOTA by the
armed brelings Of the poverty stricken Dominion OF
Canada which il would be almost arccal TO designate as
Government Nor is this the only instance OF complaint
which the citizens OF Pemhina have 10 otter against these
braves" Daily and nightly, parties Of their drunken
bues arc 10 be seen peramDuatlng the thorOughiare5
of lie village each armed with sword bayOnet, proudly
yentOp OF unusual merit or filing the saloons Of the
village explaining and Boosting Of the awful power and
terrible proves the Great % Dominion OF Canada
" spottngD unfortunate refugees whom tley have
robbed of their property and banished from their homes
and vowng vengeance and destruction to 80 Dioody
b.ffl al.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

$50. Robert Chambers, the well-knOwn pub
Usher OF Id nburgh, died yesterday.
1.-THE celebration of st. Patricks Day was
general throughout ireland, and scenes OF disorder
were reported.
1t Is reported that MOnseigneur Stanner
passed through Florence for Rome with FRENCH Engsh
and Bavarian dispatches for the Pope.
The ex-EmperOr Napoleon was expected
ut Dover yesterday, and the Empress Eugene ana INC
"trapqui infant were there TO meet MIA
Ii is stated that Cardinal Antonelli has
sent her pote to the Italian authorities III reference
To the di Rurblnces in the Jesuit Church
The Cambridge and Oxford boat crews
are now practcing daily on. the Thames preparatory "
the grea race appointed for the first day OF April
The Hon. VIM. H. Seward left Calcutta
On Monday for Bombay, where he VIII oe the Euese VI
The Britt sh officials Mr.. Stewards health Is excellent
edo Russell is expected shortly at Rome
~ arrau "a the business OF the British legation the W
Ties OF hch " be performed by the BriSh Ms'e
at F0lece. -.
The Etoile Beige reports that .sae damage
to the wheat crop in Belgium Will "t lie general as
feared In some o. Provinces the prospects are
relatively satizfsStoTy,
,.,A dispatch from Brussels Gays that IN con-
aanuence OF the ryages Of the cattle plague In
thS holding OF cattle fairs Is forbidden IL halnaui,
Western Flanders. and Nalnur
II is rumored in London that the Gov
eminent OF England has asked that OF Belgium IVl a
explnnatiOn as the neglect AMI delays winch i ~
characterzed commercial intercourse between tne'"o
countries. 81. -,
A programme for a celebration IN honor
of the Of France from the pTlssais oraiz tbe
CAPITAL VI styrii Austria The proposition na' no' Wv
heen SANCTIONED by the Governor OF styrla
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 1s, 1871.

and that the Government had been paying FOR pebble
powder twice s cost in its own shops He dcpored the
apathy OF the Government at time when the state OF
Europe made war more than possible. Lord North
brook ClderSecrc,ary Of War explained .sat inc new
prismae powder was superseding all other kinds, and
had engaged the attention Of the Government.
The Hobbies and galleries OF the House OF Commons
were thronged last evening, with army officers and
people interested in the bill for the reorganization OF the
army. Soon after the session opened Mr.. Gladstone
informed the House that he yet unable to fix
day for the consideration Of Mr.. Dilkess resolution
censuring the Ministry for accepting the proposal for
Conference upon the Black question: until after the
Army bill had been settled
In the debate which soon followed, several members
shared generally, assang the system Of purchasing
commissions In terms which their opponents considered
to DO attacks upon the habits and institutions Of the
country Mr. Cardwe Secretary Of State for War. took
part in the debate in able defense OF the BILL and par
tculary of the clause providing for the abolition Of the
purchase system.
In the House OF Commons, tonight, resolution to In
quire into monasc institutions rejected. MI Dis
raeli reopened the debate army reorganization He
insisted that the abolition OF the purchase system was
palry to propose where great remedy for in
efficiency demanded. The proper course 10 pursue
would be TO let the bill before the House go working
Committee for Improvement The question Of purchase
also had financial phase. lie feared that RS00O,0O
sterling would be insufficient indemnify losers by its
abolition Mr.. Gladstone expressed his belief that the
bill satisfactory the three branches Of the service
and he opposed its reference to Committee. The second
reading OF the bill was carried.
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4 SERIES or RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

A COLLISION ON THE N. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il BRAKEMAN. NEARLY KILLED, AND
TWO LOCOMOTIVES AND SEVERAL CARS DE-
MOLIsHED.
ROCHESTER. March 17.-There was collision
IN the NcyYork Central Railroad, in Center-square IN
this city, this morning, between freghttran ana
snele locomotive The result the demolition OF TWO
locomotives the complete destruction OF six
tho freight being dana ced and brakeman named
from Bufialo severely-if not fatally ne
pudo hran,b OF the road was DISTRACTED seYeIal hOu
Tho wreck took fire, hut the tamcS were r
before much damage was done. Tie lOsS 10 t'lo NVi
pany Is very heavy
A TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK ON TIE
CAMDEN AND AMBoY-MANY PERSONS IN
JURED.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1z-An accident oc-
CURED this morning on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
near Camden train was thrown Of the track ana the
locomotive upset by misplaced switch, and ano'her
train collided with the overturned engine Ihree hnd
red feet OF the track torn up several carr
ished and many persons injured but none scouSiJ GA
cept a brakeman, who had q foot crushed
FIVE MEN KILLED AND FOUR INJURED ON THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MIME
sofa RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, March IA construction train on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad
having large OF laborers board, was thrown
from the track this morning. and five OF the men III
stanty killed and four others severely injured two OF
whom cannot No further particulars nave Deen
received.
A BALTIMORE AND OHIO TRAIN THROWN FROM
THE TRACK BY A COw-No ONE INJURED.
WHEELING March 17.-An express tram on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over COW near
Grafton this forenoon when the whole train was thrown
from the track with the exception OF the engine NO one
wss injured Ire damage is said to be consideraDe 10
the Railroad Company The train was delayed some
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rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The CLioaqo Republican Newspaper Company
Ia. u.d for libel by y. Kennedy claiming damges In
'-'''' ,uortooee of the franchise and chattels OF
M Pse sosd for 81 $4,000 reeorded In San Fran
CISCO on Wednesday.
THE KeDnebec River is nee OF zee, anu ,s Sqs
eel arrived Gardiner Me- on lhuIs'1' iN' 10 NFs
Of navigation On TeC0rdl
Potatoes of the first crop Of 1871 are now mar
Cab, the baIty Oh 'h' '
from two 10 i've fet IN hight
. The bill TO unite Boston, Char esiown and
under Municipality defeated ia le "stsSfo'
Hense, YESTERDAY, b. 100 to " votes
THE ST. Louis, Western and Boston colonies
have feiti ~ e EysHs Colorado - miles roh Of Denver
and foaf Hrs Ihcy Lave control Of $1 srcs OF
anc Evans ne Platte h,r AMI already has $40 nbab
tanR
The Boston. Hartford and Erie Railroad case
~" op in ne Njrene Cor. Bosi 'fis' o. .af oH - 10
N4" ' ~ 'g tnet g he It.lt orgaa IL 'tafi k ne
49, .Hdef sossn,rt enJ uiD oy Itai sec@on TI'ih
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

jeff. Davis was serenaded by his Rebel friends
in MONTGOMERY Ala, last evening
The Rockland County Print Works at Hayer-
straw were buned yesterday. Loss 80 600
The boiler Of saw-mill at Bermuda Humid
reds Va. exploded YESTERDAY and William Strange aud A. Creey ws'
Twenty-Five bridges in Morgan County, HIS,
By the GOodS The los Of property BY The
foods is immense.
John II. Sims, the notorious counterfeiter and
foTger pososed himself Syracuse Thursday lie took The a'
AVOID term in State Prison.
"A German Lutheran minister named J. u. van
doren suicide the Pittsburgh City Puion JessuT Nv
had been a South American misionaTy.
..John Searles recently shot grizzly bear near
Fort Tou and entering cLsppael to look for h MAZE "
attacked BY Il and torn aud mangIed fatally
IA coroners jury at Westfeld, Mass yestciuI"yys
verdict that the death OF Mrs Fredencf kHIl
Shorten procured BY Dt q. e. Tucker resPoc's"'
that town. -.
. In fredericksburg Belmont County V y. nos, on
Thuay Henry Yourse who had just been AIovs bs, and .e
tAry, shot and mOrtaAy wounded Moses hhne ah' N w.
himself Jealousy 10 said 10 have been the ea0s" ,..
While some men were engagY "s. ys.t.ri.y the
Gnd Rapids improvement az ~ n into the
10, = la "a fo and Tires oHf nu a.snfl,
Wt,s .ng1IYas "a ,es out he carbon el gu VICE" '
tilIps Wm barsan spl .srcusl, iPjarss the '.ees
IF c. Daniel late Cashier OF -, tn s "a he .uH q
uons Bank Of Boston, has been ~. funds OF that institution
oOoy Dali Gu ~. ssr Of North h.u9nAl pr h,I
hsaD " riInNri a has seen committed IL de'a'O' JAN
''''''- ,o daw,Oe 10 railroads IN iennessee By he
l nc s,,f nan reported Il 80 probabiy be several
ave M fos tsias t..b any the ro. as a.
s9 r. Nv he vnns ~ ele bridges and saoah inc
te' =, ,.ay skees still submerged wv $500, uShs n'S
, ~ n,,s.ss a.. STATIONARY between haeAA
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,voruFR SUPPOSED NATHAN MURDERER.

EyESsBURG, Penn, March 17-Ihls NIUE
hamlet has been greatly excited for several days over
the supposed presence of Billy Forester the aesca
Nathan murderer. Some months ago, man hanou
Jones, was arrested at Johnstown' IN this
lodged in this Jail to await trial on 'o
doser,,or He wa. some time ago casually encountered
NV NewYorker and it was at once announced that nc
was Forester superintendent Kelso was Informed ana
IN. detectives are route to this place 10 take inc
criminal on 10 NewYork The trouble may DC hay ,S
hns.ayer visited the prisoner to-day, anu win mo
Lie de.crtption at hand readily decided that ne uoes
not hear the slightest resemblance to FORESTER e was
hot u9 riaoroIsly when informed Of his supposed
Hnoortanee and laughed heartily, expressing WISH 10
ha Ptaten 10 New-York. He is contned in prison Oi
DC .taon the walls mere pine boards. aud
indows barred By slender iron slate, not strouz
a ano To- re sist any determined effort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
FlLKINss CONDUCT SINCE HIS CONVICTION.
From The Troy Tm,s
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John l. TIINIHo, O t 40 'IOvC Ut . INC tXpIess
Clinton Prison passed thra g this city last evening u
charge Of two ofhcers route for his new home. He
shack.I 70 a convict named johnson. While the
b. Is were riyeting the bolts In Albany, both
1rsoners laughed and cracked Jokes over the ransac
Ian "a IL IL was a trihing matter Filkins eonvers
with those present in Testing mnnner, as IL ne ltte
realized the long of Imprisonment in store FOR h
He shook hands with the other prisoners at the jail and
hid them goOdby. Yesterday he had two interviews
with his wife and children, and took leave OF them on
tbe last occasion. The scene was most painful ana
affecting Flkins's conduct since his sentence mas
tended TO remove the doubts OF some OF those VINO
Thought he might be innocent Part OF Wednesday
Afternoon he spent In playing cards with man named
Moat confined in jail on charge OF sboplifting and
his general conduct since his sentence has been alto
be supposed an innocent man, under his circumstances
MAJ