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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
BELOW COMING UP.

Schooner Rive, Queen. Pennington, nom caves
ton, III ballast, 70 .rastrr-
Schooner fI.der ck H. Berai!d. irU Grand 'a!.or
to Lapene Fore
Schoourr Marie. Elizabeth, L....p x liz from To-
basco ~ mister
Bri., Nucva Ga ,ig.ra Staba-.. 49, .:cn. Havana
IN ballast. 10 ruis Bros
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

\ .i.ti, girl in Ohio. about three years
old. after bein. corrected the other day for
something she had done. sad: INA. L
wish whipping cost something. ''Why.
replied the mother. because. said little
pert. ''you never give ma anything that
costs sonnet hing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
. Accident in the Southern Car " orhs'

Accident in the Southern Car Works.
The Times learns from MIR. Ra0ul that
Friday evening last fatal accident oc-
Cured at the Southern Car Works. IN which
Nicholas Cron, youth Of fifteen. was
frghtfully mangled. While assisting his
father, Mr. John Cron, in adjusting belt
Oh the main shaft Of the machine building
he became entanglcd in tho belt, which
bound him so firmly to the shaft as to rem
der extrication impossible. The shaft turns
at the rate of three hundred strokes per
minute. and the unfortunate boy WAS car
ried around not less than two hundred times
before the machine could be stopped. AT
each revolution he was thrown against the
building, and before he could be taken out
both legs, thighs, and his left arm were
broken, and his skull tearfully fractured
After four hours Of intense suffering, death
came to his relief. This, we are told is the
FIRST serious accident that ever occurred at
the works
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
-o.a. number returned 20 writer's.

Samuel Peters Colored man. who has
had charge of the colorcd schools OF Day
ton, Ohio. for three years. has gone to be
cashier Of the Fyeeimen's Bank at Shreve-
r,r., Louisiana. He is the first colorcd
bank cashier in the country. 40 an exchange
saws, hut New Orleans has bad bank
cashier of the same character for several
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
the work,

An Indiana Sheriff, taking horse-th'ef
m State Prison, fell asleep in the railroad
Gar and when he woke up the prisoner was
cone He thinks he must have got OIL at
station for drink and got left The sheriif
now owns nice little place in the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
OPEIsOliSAS.

Regular "wednesday Packet.
leaves Ne-A O,leai-s every WEDNESDAY. at P. u.
Leaves " ashE ,tn every SUNDAY, at 10 a. NJ
fee~ h For Opeieus9s. tvashinx-
ton, Fort Barre, and all landings On
1ExE@Hl83 the coast Atchafalya River and
BAYOU Courtablsas-The faxS
and sp&eAiid side-wheel steamer
SELMA,
c. c. Pickett master. J. B. Schmit clerk
win leave "a above connecting at Smms sort Wit
steamer Maggie r.. and 1T Churchviue VII a steamer
lenuie 0ibbOnA
Through tills lading given. nol6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

George Crouch, commonly called the
uaUol;sr George, who was formerly re-
porter on the New 19rk He'" ons Shu tho
i an ies journalist living Fisk took him IN
c charge. and Crouch Is now worth over
a2,000, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Iustic. Court, parish of Orleans, No. 40t'
Wy VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAClAS TO
Is me directed by the Hon. Charles a. Meyers,
sixth Justice of the Peace in and for the pssh Oh
Laws I will proceed to sell nt public auction on
Washington street, between Magnolia street ana
Locust street, on FRIDAY. January Y, 1871, ~
twelve o'clock M.-
ONE NUISANCE CART.
Seized in the above entitled and nunDe 81! :
Terms.ush on the spot in United steteo cur
rency. oa1nN mUo' &c.
ial1 s32, Constable SiXta "'s,sc" ~v0''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
REWARDS.
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

d. e.. lIandlin W.. Emile Lnfiache-sixth
Justice Court. parish OF Orleans
ivy VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS. TO
S;tb Iust;, of the Peace i'll and for the parish OF
Orleans | viii proceed to sell at public auction.
ON THURSDAY, January 49, 1871. at twelve O'Clock
NJ
ONE GILBERT PIANO.
Seized in the ABOVE entitled SUIT.
Terms-Ca5h on the spot III United states cur
- JAMES MOORE.
In II 10 Constable Sixth Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Widow D'lIemecOurt vs.. Mr.. ana mrs. - .
Foote-Third Justice of the Peace. parish OF Or
leans No. SIG.
Wv yIpTI-p OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
Is to me directed by tho Honorable John r. Mon
tamat, Third Justice of the Peace III ana Tor tne
parish of Orleans, shall proceed TO sen >. puonc
auction ON WEDNESDAY. January %, 1871, AT ~
o'clock NJ. at my warehouse, No ID bienNliie
street, the following described property, to Wit
ONE LOT FINE FURNITURE
S.;znd in the above ent tiled and numbered suit,
as rpr inventory deposited at my Office
1eims-Cash. rr,c
;,,1 10 ., Constable of Third IN Sticc Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
OCACHITA RIVER.

Regular Passenger Packet.
Leaves on SATURDAY. January "a III: :. NJ
1@r*ss~ h For Camden. .Champa.
IL .N :noe. Marie Saline. Trenton.
fnff:iffS Monroc. Ouachita City and all III.
@4Etcrmediate landings on Black and
Ouaehita rivers-The new passenger packet
POST BOY,
L. T. BzLr. Master: CHARLES W. PosaEot, Clerk;
VIII leave ss above. For freight passage apply
on honrd OF to GEORGE D. HlTE. Agent,
II Tchoupitoulas street.
LORD HCPEAKE. 10 Gravier street.
Tie Pos. Boy will give clear bills iad;ns 10 Cam
demand all intermediate handbags =: high water
rates ;3i9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
BOARDING..

BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
II or rooms alone-on reasonable terms 1t that
elegant residence No. III Carondeiet street lmme
diately above Julia street Gt3 IN
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Arkansas River Tnrket.
Leaves Oh THURSDAY, January -, az p. q.
<sa.sAg-s- l. HOr Forz smith. Van Buren,.
IL ~ Oarlanell,, Little Rocst Pine
sskslrs l;ff..fftt8 Eiut and all way lanuings-.he
ExsS2EzEEais.<xE ine and fast Passenger .pI1 l..
IMPORTER,
J. A. WILLIAMS Master :oH~ 3sc Ger.
Viii leave as .bove. FOR freight or passage ap.
ply OIL board CT to ". "a. SIRLS.
iaI- Nc Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches:

SAN Francisco. january lS-The steam
shin America has arrived from Hong hong
with one hundred and fifty Chinese and Il
full cargo >.
Several prisoners have been discharged
without IL trial. under recent decision OF
the Supreme Court OF California against
Chinese testimony.
New YORK, January lS.-The export of
snecie to-day will be S2JO.0oo. A tritie more
.han quarter of million will be shipped
tomorrow.
WAsHISGroS. January - - General
pleasanton is before the Ways and Means
Committee. 1t is understood he urges the
repeal of the income tax.
Hastings, in the Brooks case stu refuses
70 testify before the select committee.
The Judiciary Committee OF the House
Saye'aoreed to report a bill dividing IL
sinia into two judicial districts. :.
It is understood that the special commit
Tee in the Brooks case will report resolution
generating Brooks and dismlsslnS .iast-
!ngs. ..,a
Seun,e-Mr. Caleerly moved that the
Presidents message and accompanying
documents regarding Southern OutraSes be
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Wilson moved their reference 10 a
select committee.
, An angry debate on the question Of refer
ence is progressing.
The following United States Senators
have been elected: Mr.. Window. from MIN
nesota: general John A. Logan, from llli,
. rois: Mr.. Frclinghuysen from New Jersey:
Mr.. Blair, from Missouri; Lot NJ. morrill,
Ire. elcctci), from Maine. Willard Sauis
bury (rceiected). from Delaware.
The new bill of the Reconstruction Com,
mittec involves relief from test GA shs OF all
persons who entered the Confederate army
while minors.
LILLE, January 1.-THE Army of the
North is moving forward. and has reached
the river Somme unopposed. General
Faidherbe's accommodating parties find
bridges destroyed, and the villages on the
left bank OF the river barricaded. The en-
tire army is moving. and General Faid
hcrbe having been heavily reinforced. ma;
commenced a series of maneuveTs from who!
treat results are expected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
BATON ROUGE.

seNAt.,rN - New Orleans, Coast and
J-Sl Baton Rouss semi xsekiy passea
sez packet
1T. JOHN.
w.k M Hxs.7sor''' ''A'' cs Ns'~''
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at ~ 4. ~,
and SATURDAY p. y. NJ: leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY ard SUNDAY EVENINGS. coming
down the coast h.LnN D"naidsonSilfs ~ daylight.
t. o. MELANCOE. Agent
rnh3 IS Old Levee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Paehet-Twleo
Week.
Commencing October y.
H~*k4~ r. For tho Forts, Buras,
Et.Fit. Yfs;t3 Pom; a-.s Eiachc and al p.anta-
zx$s4: s SlHtion landings The new steamer
BRADI<H JOHNSON.
VS. BAssrrr. Mas.er .. CANTON Jf., Clerk;
I.ayes every WEDNESDAT and SATURDAY at I0A.
NJ returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY. The
Johnson Will make th:es trips a week whenever
business requires i. J. NJ. PETERSON.
s.I6 l6l Gravier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
RED RIVER.

<te>>> - COushntta and Grand EeOre
IL iiS weekly paclrt-Tns fast and e!e-
49, giant sijeW!l.el pa,,enstr
sIEfLk7rsSSSes-l9 steamer
BELLE OF ALTON.
yoh, A. HIopu MastDr James krr, Cr.. Clerk.
Leaves BY ERY TUESDAY, at ) Z. NJ,
For Coushatta Campt.. Grand Ecore. AeHaa-
dria NorIuaus 3arbn =, and al ilitei;ne,'ae lii.a
LORD 4 icPEAKE. ~ Grave, s:Isc:.
GEORGE D. HITE Agent.
d. II Tchoupitori.ts street A-rneS-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
COMMERCIAL

" K.'NFspAf
. COTrON-Thc safes today summed NJ 5000 bales
a. steady priccS. for strict low midd!Ins and the
higher grades but easier for the liner qualities.
We quote low ordinary at Ia llhc: ordinary ut II
s"l2hc good ordinary at u Gl5,gc: low middI!nG
at l57s ala c middlinG at AZ i9c; street niddn"
The market opened with only moderate degree
of animation, and continued rather quiet through
out the day the actual business reported
above exceeding the amount generally expected
The falling OFT confined to average ow mud
ding and good ordinary: Strict low niddns sold at
lIis and ii G. mostly the latter and case at
Haze. Good staple cottons. tree OF dust. were
only IN limited supply. and commanded ,ompar'-
lively fall prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
NEW ORLEANS POSTOFFit Z.

CHAHyrSW LOWELL! POSTMASTER.
iR...s.l aud Vo.ce. ed BIZ III, Pc>.olii!e DeIai:
ment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying United States Mail
20 sail FRIDAY. January 20, at 6 P NJ
For Philadelphia, via ta~
<Zf1EE. v.na-The fine Al steamship
YAZOO.
CATA,RISK, Commander,
v,u la.vr "a a.>oye from her wharf opposite Jach'
son Square. ~ v,,- po>
ton and Providence.
" WILLIAM CREETY Agent.
s. Carondtlet street, corner Gravttr.
--,a s..anshin Jruiata Hoxie, commander, will
si, "a Ill On her r..,,l,r day ia6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
STEAMBOATS,.
,OHIO RIVER.

Lou;svitle, Evansville. He""
Paducah Packet.
1.,Ses on THURSDAY, January Il. al r. M
.a.xcr,~ n For Louisville, Evans Vie Man,'
I Henderson,, Paduss;sh me- Cairo ar w N1%.
xiffi5HS phis Helena siou5I .. VI Ike,
Lake Providence, Burlington Bend, HicKsou.S,
Natchez and all intermediate points-4'e
ger steamer -,,v-,,
HAIRY BIsoLA-K-, Master
NIL, allow. For freight or passage apply
" ~ nt.,' no - A. A. WOODS.
C. e. WAYNE
ial. Preigh: Agent, 81 Natchtz s.Ier-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH EEKMAN LLO1 h
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRH, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
T.. fine Screw ss*anss' Of the
<H1E. North German Lloyd VI sssume
tier regular trips il Septcmbef next.
Thes. steamers VIII touch outward at hasss and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton, 70 s.Ss.ys sud Land passen:ers en6
freight.
The da,s " departure vii be SuH.saed here
a:te..
F1or, Bremen or HAVE to HaSanA or Vow Or.sans~
FRS. CaSA--:oiS. ~
Steerag e-gold. ~ ~
From Esw Orleans or Havana t. Southampton
Havre or BremeA
Fist Ca5:n-golI. .....................s.S!'" VI
Steerage-soi3. Observation-Disclosures. d "
Passage Tickets from Bremen or Ha.rs to dava0o
or New OIL. ans Issued BY the undersigned.
The Steamers Of the New York.Bremen Line leAvo
every Th,.xsdsv and Saturday. aud those Of the
Baltimore .B-e men Line yeyy alternate Wednesday,
touching .. Southampton
Passage Tickets can be mad AZ ih;s silicee
70, fY-the1 particulars apply to
i. Ed. Z. STOCKMEHRR. Agent.
no!iv AZ Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
STEAMSHIPS.


FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS sTEAMsHEP LINE
Comprising the first class steamship Norton.
CRRSCENT CITY ........ Captain ueo' 70 pianchard
SHERMAN Northumberland Captain a. Sam1s.,n
GENERAL MEADH Captain a. -" N1n,p-
UNITED STATES. " D Hanrv
WISSISSIPPI ............. .CaptaAn "; Om;cE
WESTERN MErROPOLIS......Cs Captain n I; q SSas s;Hi
EMILY 81 SOCDER. Captain Mlnef D. O
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATCEDar'
FOR NEW YORK DiREci-ia'
49, steamship
MISSISSIPPI.
WILLIAM F. HENRY. C"nnsndet
VIII leave her wharf. foot OF Jeneascn "
SATURDAY. January H. al o a. N.
rb.aa steamers have superior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for passengers $50
Cabin Passage.
Ht4erage Passage. =. G,aa-
Rills of lading Signed through {" LlveIPEoa,. e
gov Bremen and Hamburg. through .AIAo.~ $1,000
Hrst,cIass and steerage passengers loI ~ ~
and the Continent connecting with StAl0n hiaS "
Stsanlers Ealing from New York every " eohose'~9
Por freight or passage, apply to ,ospr
" Low Il LCDWIdSkN,
No 1870 Common street
The st.,s rlship WESTERN METhoPUh1o az r.
low, leaving oA "a oc3H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

>xncs,~ IA The .JeAer-onviiIe. Madison
sEEfa pany viii take freight from n.,.
8Oreans, on first Class s,t "a Rnf'
falo D,nkirG, Cleveland Sand,iskr, Toledo, r,..a
burg Wheeling, Chicago, Detroit. nii'"a"Ao''
Columbus, Terre Haute AID lndidn3poi,:s. .rd
Shippers by this route save al gray - :.
Transfer charges at New Albany. ana tne.r Soo,di'
70 through without detention and tree OF ior""1"
ing charges.
> c, o. WAYNE. Agene,
,,,s 81 Nntchtz stCfS.,:
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...s.v .;cssi. Az
other words, the same population now re-
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Sa is.,. II fre;rht or pa.s.ye apply TO-
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;,,4Ia23 Constable of Third Justice Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-15
The Premature Publication Of the
Treaty.
Great Oil Torpedo Case Settled.

CINCINNATI, May IA Pittsburgh
special to the Times and Chronicle this
evening says: The great oil torpedo
case of A. L. Roberts vs. Turner Dicke
et al, was finally decided in the United
States Court this afternoon. The litiga-
ton has lasted five yeas. The case is
a bill in equity for account and for an
Injunction against further infringe ment
of patent, dated November Goth, 1866,
granted by the United States to COM
plainant for a new and useful method of
increasing the capacity of oil wells and
restoring oil wells that have become
clogged to production. The defense re-
sisted not so much on the denial that
the patent has been infringed by the
defendent, as on the assertion that the
invention described is not property sub
ject for a patent, or if it is, the pstent
is invalid for the want Of novelty in in
vention. In some cases by this patent
the product of wells have been in
creased twenty fold. Oil producers gen
orally have fought Roberts with all
their power and several parties had in
ventions infringing upon the patent.
Judge Strong sustained the patent 1t
is said the decision gives Roberts an in.
come of$l5. 600 per week on his patent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-15
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Gold closed in New York yesterday
at lll4.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at lll3.
The California Democratic State Cen.
tral committee have decided to hold
the State convention at Sacramento
on June Goth.
The body Of man was found float
ing in the Ohio river at Cincinnati,
Saturday evening, and is supposed to be
that of James Darrell, Of Atlanta, GA.
Winnie Ream exhibited a number Of
her works to few citizens OF New
York, Saturday evening. The general
opinion seemed to be that her latest
works are excellent.
Mrs. Josephine Getzel committed
snic!de yesterday evening at Philadel-
phia, by taking ilaudanum. She was
2e years of age. Her husband is work
ing in New Haven, Connecticut.
The trial of George Neef for the MUIR
der of Dennis Mccormick in Green
point, n. Y, on the night Of March
18th, was concluded on Friday last, the
jury rendering a verdict Of acquittal.
Martin Liston committed suicide at
Cincinnati Saturday evening, by stab
bing himself in the stomach with q
carving knife, cutting horrible cash.
The cause was disappointment in love.
The hearing of the applications, in
Cincinnati, of Eli Richardson and
others to have the Indianapolis, Cincin.
natl and Lafayette railroad adjudged
bankrupt is again postponed till the
18th of June.
The steamer Isaac P. Smith exploded
her steam drum Saturday morning
while leaving her wharf at Baltimore
for the eastern shore. Several persons
belonging to the boat was severely
scalded and otherwise injured.
There was great excitement in Louis
vile on Saturday, regarding the colored
people attempting to ride on the Third
street cars. II is feared that there will
be riot tomorrow. The negroes here
express the determination 10 ride in the
cars at all hazards.
The Merchants Exchange and Board
Of Trade Of ST Louis have passed q joint
resolution, which will be sent to Sena-
tor Schurz and other Western Senators
protesting to the Secretary OF War
against expending more money in build
ing additional vessels after the plan Of
the one already constructed for remov-
ing Instructions from the mouth of the
Mississippi river until other plans be
investigated.
The Hall divorce case which has
been on trial in the Circuit Court at
Princeton, Illinois, for three weeks,
came to an end last evening by finding
the defendant, Mrs. 7. B. Hall, guilty
of extreme and repeated cruelty, but
not guilty of adultery as charged by the
plaintiff. Also finding the plaintiff,
Edward C. Hall, not guilty Of extreme
and repeated cruelty as alleged in the
defendants cross bill Notice Of a
motion for new trial was made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-15
KANSAS.
OF q Government DefauIter

Arrest OF q Government Defaulter.
LEAvExwoRrH, May ia man
named Cutler, the alleged United States
Marshal of New Mexico in 1866, and a
defaulter to the Government in S25, 900,
was arrested in Kansas and brought
hsre nnder guard, and was forwarded to
santa Fe for examination.
KANSAS CrrY, Mo, May l3.-Meas-
rres are being taken to have fine city
mark here, comprising one hundred
acres.
sas Pacific railroad Yesterday with the
Westinghouse W. atmospheric car brakes.
On a trial with speed at fifteen miles an
hour the train was stopped in SIX sec
onds after applying the brakes. At
twenty-five miles the train was stopped
inside Of two hundred feet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-15
MiCE-COBURN.
Mace Charges Coburn with Trying
to Act Un1airIy--COburn 10 Chal-
lenge Mace for $4,000.

TO ACT ~ ~hsesA
Ienge Mace for $4,000.
New York. May l3.-Soon after the
arrival of Coburn in the city, this morn
ing, Mace and his friends arrived at
Jersey City, and crossing the ferry, pro-
ceeded to his saloon on Twenty-third
street He says it was his desire to act
fairly; that he wanted, and was ready
for a fair fight. The object of Coburn
in trying to get him IN his, Coburn 8
corner, was to apply chloroform, vitrol,
or cayenne pepper to him if the oppor-
tunity offered. He claims that his state
ment in regard to the chloroform, &c,
can be coroborated by many persons,
one of them, a surgeon in the United
States Army, who is ready to make
affidavit to that effect. His belief IL
that Coburn didn't want to fight, but 1t
was the intention Of Coburn's friends to
raise a row, if possible. Mace states
that if Coburn does not fight on the
second of June, he will claim the money.
Coburn will, in tO-morrows papers,
challenge Mace to fight him on Mon
day or Tuesday next within fifty miles
of the city, for $4,000 side. He states
that the match does not invalidate
his claims to the shares Of the Cana
dian fizzle, which are his by the rules
of the prize ring:
NEW YORK, May l4.-Joe. Coburn
arrived here this morning. He states
that articles of agreement between
Mace and himself say that the fight
must occur in Canada. He proposes
to fight Mace on Monday for FIVE thou.
sand dollars aside within fifty miles OF
this city. Coburn claims the stakes OF
the late match on the ground that Mace
refused to fight him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-15
Bonds Delivered Up.

DETROIT, MICH, May l3.-Bonds o
the city to amount of 10000 which
was voted to the Detroit and Howell
railroad, were deposited with the State
Treasurer, but which was made null
and void by the Supreme Court have
been delivered up by the Treasurer to
Comptroller Garfield with the consent
of the railroad company and unde,
judicial proceedings, will be destroyed.
The question of what shall be done
with the bonds in the hands Of the
State Treasurer, has aroused much com
ment and this step is important.