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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-06

The entire levy on a duplicate Of
81, ,45O, ,S61, ,949, at 3 $40 mills on the
dollar will be $4,207, ,498 rs.
In other words the State taxes for
this years are $459,742 go less than
they were last year. Nearly one
half million dollars of a reduction.
That viii do as an item for them
to work at, although they will not
hesitate still 70 assert taxes are in
creasinC.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-06
THE JOURNAL.
A. 4. sALsLBY, EditOr.
FR BhIONTs OHIO
FRIDAY. October 6, 1871.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FRIDAY. October 6, 1871.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR.
EDWARD f. MOVES, of Hamilton County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
.vAooB MUELLER, of Cuyahoga County.
SUPREME JUDGE.
WV -EsT, Of Logan County.
TREASURER.
ISAAC r. WEIGH, af Belmont County.
AUDl--oR.
JAMES WILLIAMS, of Franklin, County
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
F.B.POND, Of Morgan County.
SCHOOL ooznussIoNER.
HOAIAs ". HARVEY, of Lake County.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
RODNEY FOOs, of Clinton County.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
R.K. HOsMER, of Muskingum County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
REPRESENTATIVE,
ELIJAH KELLOGG, of Woodville.
TREASURER,
sEBA WICKwIRE, of York.
SHERIFF,
DANIEL g. JUNE, of sandusky.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Alb. FRENCH, of Green Creek.
COMMISSIONER,
HIRAM POOL, of Ballville.
uFIRBARY DIECToR.
GRANT FoRGERsOE, ofRney.
CoRoNER.
EMANUEL S. BOWERsOX, of Washington.
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S, BUCKLAND & SON.
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Nem A0pertisements.

2 - % -
n general cOslIve,
The head is troub
sensation, consider
lied with a painful
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31

"ANTED-AGENTs, $3.50 per day) to sell the
Wv celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Has the anderfeed makes the ''lock stitch"
Address, JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass.
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill., or st. Louis, Mo. 264w
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
NEW DEPARTURES

Generally speaking-women.
A bad omen-to owe men money.
What dress is most durable? A habit.
Back door bellespretty servant maids.
Claws and efect-Crows and scare-crows.
Initiate a good man, but never coun-
terfeit him.
When a women gets her back up she
won't back down.
Why is girl no noun. Because alas
is an interiection.
The matter of a good fitting coat is only
4 matter of FORM
Is a military company likely to get wet
when it rains?
1t is not always he that has the most
nose who knows the most
No class put more real feeling in their
vocation than pick pockets.
In unreasonable hot weather, one com
plains Of the unwanted heat.
The man who popped the question b,
Starlight, got his sweet heart 5 consent
in twinkling
One ungrateiul man does an injury to
all who stand in need Of aid.
SANDER is as much more accumuls. te-
Ing than SNOWFALL as it is backer.
A man whom we can put up, with--a
good hotel keeper.
Little fish have a proper idea OF bust
ness. Not being able to do better, they
start on small scale
There is no need Of praising the pres
ent style of ladies dresses, for they are
''pulfed enough Already
Not Oh squeezing terms any more is
the way Chicago glrl describes the re-
la,ions between herself and her late
lover.
y rope just completed at Birmingham,
England, is about six miles long, FIVE and
quarter inches In circumference, and
weighs over sixty tons,
Well, what is it that causes the salt
ness of the ocean?'' inquired a teacher
ola bright little boy. The goldfish, !"
replied the little original.
Somebody told Jerrold that Geo. Rob
| bins, the auctioneer, was dead land of
course" added the gentleman, his bust
ness will go to the devil ''Oh, then
he II get it again" said the wit.
81 wish you had been Eve, said an
urchin to stingy old aunt, proyerbial
| for her meanness. why so? Because
you would have eaten all the apple in
stead of dividing it
A Lafayette, Indiana, man amuses
himself by pushing back the hammers of
guns with his feet and blowing in the
! nozzle to sec if they are loaded. An in-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
item is expected from that place

teresting item is expected from that place
soon.
Boy said an i'll tempered old fell
low to a noisy lad, what are you holler-
in for when I am going by p 'Humphl"
returned the boy, ''what are you going
by for, when I'm hollerin ?''
A little darkey in Columbus rashly
went in bathing the other day and was
drowned. His mother said it served him
right for taking up with new-fangled
notions, for he neber was washed be-
fo.'
At recent wedding in Troy, as the
clergyman reached that part of the cere-
mony, Il now pronounce you = fish
peddler in the street shouted ''bull headsl
bull heads I" to the amusement Of some,
and the CONSERVATION Of others present
on the OCCASION.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Some weeks ago mentioned the fact that the
pers OF the Milwaukee Mechanics, Mutual Insurance
Company, invitation of the officers of the nstitt-
ton. The Secretary expressed himself satisfied with
the manner in which the business of the Company is
conducted, and since then has issued tho following
certificate.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31

The world is cruel. 1t may be right
To crush the harlot, but, grant it SO.
W hat made her the guilty thing she is
For she was innocent once, you know
Twas love that terrible word tells ALI
She ioved a man and blindly beloved
His VOWS, his kisses, his crocodile tears.
OF course thu fool was deceived!
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
of tickets, as follows.

The drawing of prizes will
take place Immediately after
the Concert, and will be con-
Quoted by the following gentle
men, who act as drawing COM
mittee:
Leopold Mann, of Jos. Mann q
Go.
Cyrus Whitcomb, of the Wiscon-
sin Leather Company.
John Oswald, NJ. D.
}: M. CONNIE, Village President.
Chas. Winkelmiller, Proprietor
of the Two River Tannery.
Cooper q Jones, Neshoto Lum-
bermen.
AL prizes will be paid on
the day after the drawing.
LOUIS LANDER,
Pres. Turn Society.
ROBERT SUETTINeER,
General Agent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31

IiaEeti anu SHUHIltu I Walk Tie sIFett.
Huntington whati For my pray, tbs said;
/ look at 1t though in a different light,
For this nightly shame is my daily bread =
My food. my shelter. the clothes 1 wear,
Only for this / might starve drown;
The world has dsowned me,--what can I do
But live and die ON the town?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
ON THE TOWN.
BY RICHARD HENRY sroDDxRD.

The lamps are lighted the streets full
For, coming and going, like waves of the sea-
Thousands are out this beautiful night;
They jostle each other, but shrink from me.
Elem hurry by with steatiy glance,
Women pass with their eyes cast down;
Even the children seem to know
I'Ians Ilalsa eli rr;rl of
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13

ect that calls for LEGISLATION, but there is no De;
lnand which Ireland has made, and which ENGLAND
has refused, and shall be very glad to see SUCH q
demand put into practical shape in which we may may
are the inequalities Of England and Irelandf declare
that know nonc except that there are certain taxes
Sill remaining which levied over Engli:hmen ana
sc0tchmcn and which not levied over lrismen ana
likowsc that there certain purposes for which pubc
money IL freely and largely given in Ireland ana !or
The circumstances under which Ireland WAS too long
governed were hostile aiino. fatal to It's develop
that ireland Is what she b for. after all, believe tins
TO be bnt q partial and superficial manifestations We
onght rather to he pleased with regard to her growing
industry and her general freedom from crime than To
complain that sho IL not something DrIcr IMAM se mas
ever had an opportunity Of becoming. But II III" doc
tIines Of home rule are 10 ID" cs,anH.Hol IN re.
land I protest your behalf that you viii De
and moreover, protest on behalf Of Wales. in which
have lived good DEAL and where there arc tV0D pro
pie who to this day such Is H. IT. Fnntinrri 1i al.ona
y speak hardly anything h'i; thor own Celtic t9ISnr-
q larger number than speak tho Ccuc tohGnc, appT'
hcnd. in Scotland and larger number than speak H.
apprchcnd. In reand-I protest on hrhait OF NhfS tih
they are entitled to home rule there lApplauSt Can
any sensible man, can any Rational man nIpo1t tnht t
this time Of day In this condition OF me Wor we ere
going to diSntcgTac the great capital Institutions ui
this country for the PURPOSE OF making ourselves fucn.
Ions in the sight Of all manhind and 'riDplng any
mower VIC possess for bcsOwug bnrt1 thronHh itglSla
lion on tho country to which We belong Applause
one word more only my Lord Provost on thlS >nRlt,
and IL il le People say that we have tried to 0n.ia'c
Ireland and that have failed. do no. al nit ttat
say this"tint we must always keep in mind that there
is higher law to govern the actions Oh %
of politicians than the law o c1hc!liaoh, goo a. t,'
law may be- (Chrcrs. We d~irc 70 concilatr Ire,
land, we desire 10 oHe hr ptneotnr 81 cr nrnc
We Jrsirc To attach her to this island in tn" Skrh cords
Of love lchecrs; but there was higher ana rlra
mount aim measures that Parliament mas pa''e,
ami that wac mat it should do it, duty II va TO St
Itself RI ht with the national conscience WIN ~" 3i
ion " the world, and with The pritir5 oi JiS', ,i m
crcr,l and, when that is done Hay tcarIrHSl tHa
whether oonCiiat"n be At one" riA,d or not tic
lion Of this country Is Erin anu INV u'h''"'
cheers.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
PASSENGERS 1RRLCED.

FROM GLASGOw-In steamship TpEs Oct l2A and Mrs HSoe
Glover Ms. Isabella Gon6n. Hiss Robinson Mr. hck"Een Jose
Scott Prrrttt Mr ard Mrs Joseph johnson Mrs Pe9s
pusse Rev John De Rose, Master Fl Weber Jurna
Lai,on. Mrs. Latot. John " hehn Henry n Seymour
FROM LIYERPOOL-ln ship Cy Oi Washngtcu Oct %
Miss Butler Mrs Nicholson J. b. Collins T. Cohrs b. Mont N
Mont A. Marsh Mrs Marsh Capt Hammond wife and chksn
4. Barry Mr. Maitland. Mr. Miller Mr. Allen Nj Fnnan. Rs
B4staJe JOhn Dixon Mr Drew T. K0eber p Tatters O. Mc
Mrs ugey Miss GerochL Mr. Gerocln e. A. CHA MI pe'sa
M Coleman and Wife Mr.. Glke and infant Mr. Ru
s BastAbe Miss f. McSicoll hiss A. Feryusoa -
kenrick. children and servant Mis- Rooerts .
PROM HAYREIn steamship Pee Oct 2-Aea Fcfen Il tEsS
O.aIesas fme Depeut Nine Perrot Mes oeschmsn e ID
Cav, Gomestque Mes hernandez. BOugny Le ARR hsd
Moore ct mle Mile Croody Mes Stall TeguCre dane Clrr
Price, Fair. Blanchard e rrre Eter, Ss Proc tI ~
gand Thomson iee Laurent Bossoon,n T1.
e. dame Yund Lovy, Wendung dame fsulus Bss Ts, TN
dame RotsnLe Cars jAue Barber ct fae Cnercet k
Me- Oo Messr Mailer LscroI Jqueme NJ Ser7snrher iE ~
Messrs Mogo RSmrlh; Melle MAee, M OngBon feh ~r
crno lauber Detey, BHon; Nell BLANCHARD Lsnge Hsst
Mateey CLase Omar ct pie NDh, Fouon StaaS be
Moog Chamann Nicolas DlneSt Srehusn Segen, Keh haa
Mel Georroy Dauenont, ROchstte, Bris, Gard Ne Anntm
ThomAs, yerrani Petini, Bag Stefan, Carei Hsnhn
dsmeth Sance Csprapi. v,nni Glars Lschr BodA1 ~
uachi. Conhn Trostte eI pre Gernrdn, Gnnn ~
Well. Mile Muer Mrs CiAuve hsnigl lrAen. -
family brother Trsttam Bfa Ltbron a,d Two oro
Derg Sir. Tugl and Ieph, Mr. Weiss. Wcne ele G1neo
brother Oamau, Ettori,s, Bastard. rrsUente Kocs r
CrUet Gucariu Rssot Seipe Daloz On and ga AMY fx
be@ Meniel Sans Pa Dreue Dv,le Chveit Bessee go M
Mr. Dame Ercosse. hr Toche Cra'eH a1e "n'' ~
CheEAlIer, Ms. Nagg and nepbew
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
SHEPPARD CANDY,
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

A suit has been brought in the Brooklyn
City Court, by william Mulhoan agt The WaabOut Oil
Company 1000 damages for the death OF his
daughter Agnes, age who burned TO death by the
explosion OF lamp containing kerosene from the de-
fcndant's works.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day In the collision the steamer Puntcn agt the
steamer Bristol decree entered awarding $4,000
damages to the Of the Punten. An appeal was
taken, and the case sent 10 Commissioner Osborn as
Referee James Pisk, IT, and Jay Gould were offered
ercteS the appeal bond, but the Commissioner re-
fusei to accept them the ground that they had an
interest IN the Bristol.
Judge Cardozo filed, yesterday, in the SUI
preme Court Chambers the Of the hahcas corpus
issued some weeks since the custody OF the two chill
drcn--Jua and Daniel O'Connor-deained III the Pres
byeran Home. decision sending the children 20 the
Catholic Protectory, He says: II think the evidence
does not Justify giving them 10 the father, bat uis IN
stuon In which they now does not agree WIN hlS
religious faith change should bc made
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
ENGLISH VIEWS.

FroH The PaH NaH Gnzst>, SCpt l9
The struggle of the respectable citizens OF
New York with the corrupt confcdcracy which has bee"
cnichng itself by r0hhug them has been proceeding
with more success than can have been expected h those
who seem 20 despair of the fruits Of free institutions III
all their extreme shapes What promised worst i9r thr
result was the apparent state Of opinion IN the punlc
city. particular form of municipal government may
he so i'll cOntrived 10 furnish opportunities To dlSOn
est public servants; but it has always been claimed or
political liberty since its infancy that 1t produceu
condition of public feeling and sentiment faVnrahlc
to :hC honest administration of tue law over ahd above
tie formal securities which II provided. .
The effects of the extraordinary exposures VIII cXFhu
far beyond tho City of NeWYuTk TIE llnc al cllrth
t.k, by the principal Democratic journal proves tha
the Democratic party is finding itself forced Oscar
its interests from those of the COrpOra.on Du tht a
has lasted too long 10 admit OF the Democrats easily
cleansing themselves from the faint they hNr % con con,
tIacted The other day California which has III thc man
been "a Democratic stale ever since It's adlhlsS!ph
to the Union, elected Republican Legs satuTc, ana lne
change ot political leaning which showed HSCll' c"u{
in Francisco, sud to have been pTlnchIy ciu7I
BY rcpUlsiOn from III" frauds of Ncw-lOrk. inc cl'S
which disposed Of its sCOundrclS by energetic meas
urcs not unnaturally declined the Democratic hStrh9
ency which had placed NewYOrk at the feet or r"iru
cratcd scoundrelisn. Tie explosion OF lhlS new
York scandal may possibly clear the whole political at,
mos phrTc America and, PERHAPS reaching ney 'Iu
the sphere of politics, pull down the infamous Ere l
rcctUTto together with the politicians whom thry are
believed to have allowed 10 share their igotten Hhs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
TIE BRITISH HOME SECRETARY ON THE
TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

On the 27th of September the British Home
Secretary Mr. Bruce addressed his constituents IL the
Town Hall ut JOhnstOnc. lie concluded his specch Dy
the following reference TO the Treaty Of WashingCn
believe the stops taken by England viii tend more
than ever make Americans bccye that We treat thrh
~ canals IA well a. friends. The feeling OF England to-
ward America been that Of many fathers toward thrlr
sons. We all of us know how difficult 1t Is for fathers 10
remember that their SONS when grown up, must act Tor
thrmsclvc, and capable Of exercising Judgment s
well as their elders. That has been very much me post
tion taken by England in reference 10 America
but believe that the steps we have
now token will prove 70 AE,rica thlt we
the shor;couuius domestic policy, h pc you VIII
agree That in respect ot keeping TINS ""nntry "u' Il "i,
with all the great Nations of the Garth the Goye.hhr,t
has been true to tine princI!c, u proiGo'cd ana t" 10
The wishes Of tho great majority Of the people OF tins
country loud chocrs.l LnglIshmcn require nothing
but peace, and. though willing to make the grratr,i
slrrres maintain and defend thtir true lLt' r"'ts
whenever attacked. desire to be on terms of friendship
with AL the nations OF the world.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
FATAL RESULTS OF A LOW BRAwL.

An investigation has been begun into the
circumstances connected with the death Of Thomas Con-
who fatally injured during an alteration at the
foot Of East Thlry yourth 1t appears that illfeeng
lone hodcarrer and fellow boarder at No. $40 East
Thirty yfOurthst COnnOr had on several occasions oha
lenged him TO fight, but had received refusal on the
Monday evening they quarreed and agreed to meet in
open lot at the foot OF East Thirty foShst on the follow
according TO agreement Michael Crowley, their board
ing house keeper John Welsh and several others being
receiving fracture Of the spine. He screamed that his
head had been driven In and hls frends by pulling at
but were, OF course unsuccessful He was removed
bellevue Hospital, where he died on Wednesday Ma
lone was locked up in the East Thirty yfrtbst Police
station COnnor, While IN the hospital declared that
Malone was not to blame, and that he himself was en.
trely at fault The investigation VIII be concluded
few days,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
THE AMERICA YACHT cur.

,,,,,,,. ,.,,r,.py ,xI, rItt N.w-ynRK YACHT
DUNE Ao'iD'hi avn nm -'-'' AN
CLUB.
,r, \, u u !, ct.I ILL . ,,,oo+; M,
Inc New Olh 1atUl AIuD uClu IL ulC'Albo
II. ,, ,. , ,I .rsid,,oton ,f the following com
,.,,,,;,,.i,.,. ,no,, Nh ,.b,,,r,..
upvroor- tJor,x Nyv yoRk oc. 10 1871.
CH,RLT' A. MSroS. F'l. h'Tc'ary y }. J. ,tTS - ma
t 6naI rc.on nf IL, Ncv,rk Yacht Club With the
proposed r'c-s for t!" str i2s. ,, A.. =, 49,. Iii, t.,
"R !" lnIoi % you! a. ~; nG -, ,o al rnisI s Roy al
a, rit Cut gs aver c y \ T. G. corrs and claim the cup
tnx 3 % nj h A. br on and win ,he iivonia viii counne
,ts ,b ;I. ,c~Spr :" c rrnrf. Liyr in tue challenge
and the G,t @ 81, formally and officially claim the cup for
II drcr 20 rr ~ rights will 10 myself the
clar a hours wiki the dates intend 10
To- scnd M board M LyoDs sails IL
with the cab rules iou trlly. JAMES ASnBrkT
The connie tee having charge the returned the
toiIowiny answrr:
r , 80. ;" ~ ~ - ~ J TJo"'S'' O'' ~ ''''
d. s, ,r orrc,'9 W. !. o ron vc.tersv from tho
CnmHi,sc cn,s,r,nr ca of ,br rconion ~ me x nb
oF 10 sa races IA ,ou as rc sensitive Of the X H. y G.
,ir c for tn Anri. CUP the N T. YC has accented
but, uot having received IT, assume that
the offer tie n. \. Y, e. sail the
declined am Therefore W" necessarily a PACK uPn IDS re0usuons OF
u" p' W .'H'' ~ '''c ~ 'ncut as 10 eu ste
match sail be sailed over ne ur' Tor tie ie bL OF ne yacht Sgb
y. Y. Y. e.. will be ready with a boat to sail you as
representative H. Y e. Only the nSusl
name ,ubrct J. T. dated
"SesYork oct. To- sgaoi ~ you, Commodore Of the
r. II. l. T. tuh, member Of twelve yacht clubs
his been we'd. which has been proposed
X. j. Y & aag. Cluh Of which have yet
hl no c, hs letter yne cannot be eos niied
or ru ailtd hy tir COMmit,r. ."uGiu. YOURS truly
MoSxs II. GKiNNELI, Chairman;
SHEPPARD GASDr,
ROBERT : lloNz
CmAHLESA \. MINroN Secretary OF Con.
special committee at its session yesterday received
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Capt Leach md Louis Smith, mate, charged Win
seuttng the ship Euterpe duug.a vosge from e ~
islands Falmouth Eng honorAbR dscharS yeeu !"
Coumiss Osborn.
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
Ickeu, yesterday Edward Hubbard was convicted o.
laggerty knife Sensuco postpone Joln ,s.n
watch State Prison Sve year, Php Hartman, charged "'a ~
ious assault and battery, acqp'ted
In the Court of Special Sessions, oetors ems S
Dow ling YESTERDAY George Wilson for aaautng nopr. ~ n
knocking her teeth sen! to the oS cf tu,,.r
aud teorge smith sea'iS u
Of Refuge George Konnr hIaps -, H 20
Ionse Refuge Michael Burke sssaat ana TO moatb.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
TIE NGERSOLL SUIT.

ARGUMENT ENDED-THE CASE ADJOURNED TILL
NEXT TUESDAY.
The proceedings in this case, yesterday,
Of very little interest. 1t expected that Air'
stOughton and Mr. Barret. would engage in contest
supplementary to the argument of the day before but
both of these gcntcon finally agreed TO allow the mo-
on the arguments already made and the case
was adjourned 20 Tuesday, oct. Il, at 10 q. III
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

The Board of the Dock Department received
yesterday several complaints In relation to the low
depth Of water in the slips between Piers Nos and so
r. and ordered the owners Of the sloop Providence
sunk In the slip north OF Pier No. 90 TO- remove the
~ retain wood yard on Pier No. i?i. NJ T., and OF
George Townsend TO retain house uron the bukhend
Morrisania Steamboat Company ih."i..a tho Depart-
Incnt That The lease of Pier No. % T. H. VI tn annual
rept VI Sl,50Q, VIA a9Qepted.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1871

"ths portion Of tho Committees work. 1t ia expected
vii finished tins week. and Will he Incorporated IN
the coming report" There is no foundation Tor tmS
statement The accnuutan' OF tht Committee 81 seventy
have not examined TIE books OF the broadway BANK
the Committee therefore cInnO; possibly make any re-
port on tho matter
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, OCT. l].

No Steamship Mans
SATURDAY OCT H.
Mails for Europe via Liverpool re steamship City Of WthhCsa
supplementary Mall ca Per No. ~ NJ H. do'a
al I@j p. a., ~.
tonbe prsil-el A., o.-A
Tor German Bremen per steamship DectS
land. close Il m.
Mails for Mexico per steamship City OF MeIoo cose
Up
Mails for Apuwa snd Panama the Centra American and SCUM
Pacific Ports steamship Qu close atll u
SUNDAY OCT 10.
All Mails at IL O'Clock tUst0ce Is open hoa -
n. II q. U.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
ANOTHER TINES STORY DIsCREDITED.

A statement was published in The Times OF
yesterday to the effect that "he Broadway Bank has
thrown open its with the city " the Inspection
Of the Committee of Seventy and that the accountants
Of the Committee are work upon the books OF
ne Rapk" WA sssertea " the sane parRRrSph that
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
DECIsIONS-OcT. II.

Superior COnrt-Specidl i0H-,y ou"fe ,o,hI c, -,
Palmer at Marshal ct -Orer drnng reference LS".ha ss
or gfautr E1af ag Long '''
W 81. s,,ri,I Ifsnln act BiArg-Boud approved
Tr"n,, Il ,I rnI|rss 81 al Oi 81 i'"u;nu'I'e granted
NEpyrme CJuri-ChGmbcr" BY Jndgr ingraham-
MoCrs.r, a. granted " ReAuoa VI Gasa-