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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
Proposals.
PRoP9sALs FOR MATERIAIs TO Be SUP.
THE OOnNlzAHOE OF THR BUREAU on
CONTRIBUTION AND REPAIR
Bunny MI. SE Go ~ anP I R,, Ils


WARRINGTON, %. o., Juns y, tBia.
Sealed proposals 10 furnish Timber and other ma.
"a toI ne raw oI The ase,l rear ending June
9sloes q the l9d Of Jalg nsIt, at which tine The
Tbs prspossis N u.t be addressed 10 the aohlef Of
The bureag q Conjunction aod RepH'I Nayy De
Posss ior Tlmbsr 40, iof the NavT" that they may
be distinguished from ordlnsTJ business isttsrl
n. S sa. go 5y I ,sSs u a. .ji,g q
gu snel,s hsir va g sspdrais sHr.pps', rod o.
sads. ' I'VE ''' "
Printed schedules Tor such Olss,ss a, p.rtIs. deal
. sddsr EiyinE DE forms u Propossi, u Susrsalse
I'D q osrhe..s q [.sT.ntor, Win Irntsd forms
.pssiiyc hsy yards, SOD thSss q Al The Jsrds On
fhs OommSSdsht o. each Nav Yard, snd the Pur.
~ ~ * Ss siSa station WI have Sqpy
gS 10 SSasr ~, p.Ts9ns sh0 i5tood r. "a mag
snI o. The classes o. those JaId.' '''''-'''' 'O'
fhs proposals. must BE- foi The vhols Of class bot
6os ssss should 10 stsrs, x ne dcyssSp. aG
require T. before The eIeouion q the contract All
4 Gamble, mos, 5. RsdS q he Gomnsndsals y
the respective yards.
r-csissd oHg nom parliss rho ore bona ID alters a.
q aRHyaeiSrsrs %, NJ articles hsV egsr % TTaisA
Internal Rs'SSus ioT The district Il which they re-
Inc contact VIZ be awarded to the person who
makes the and Gives the guarantee required
az ne s,'y DgpsI@sS,, hows,sr Feies'aG The
doem eroFbitant.
% 2 h,..gy9'sisa. y, ns,,csrd ..saou Of -, act
Byiissipqioy Iugs has dRsd Ne JSr lsil7a
surotlss 10 the full amount viii DO required to sign
i1e onpsei. snd thsir responsibility must DO cert.
As Addltienal security twenty psr ssatnm s,il be
gthhsld from the smount o. the bills until The con.
sSSiam q DE S%opSt o. SSSh S sppaS S IL ,B ~.
site W ooRmspadsnts q The respective yards.
Rstsd ~ us SoatFse o. q mons l. sOssiasd, By he
rsyEIs.ST o S sl,lIos nssrSil % IsIa who're Dc
t9T ne same h have been passed bv the Secretary
Ths olsssss ~ ibl, Bursau are numbered and d,slr
NO. L While O.L LORI No .. white oat Keel,
Whit oaL P!anl -,0Eseon Pine Deck PlsRk a. Mare
~; s Ysll9w Pine Bsams-Oregou Pine LEANS Al
White Pine Mat 1inberl No %, whiis Pins Piasf
r. Witt %.S I'm, bssosSw hirs .ssna ysSs NJ
h s l;lsnd ard No %, white Ash JGni No. q,
locus, T%SsS 1879 su' aiPl: oRsI "a X
presa, OedaIi No. 2, Back spruce No Is, nEDuai.
Iron. plate, Ne, g, Steel No By. frog spikSs! No
n Lead, pipe, shsStj Re q, 2seS No " IN No.
~ Solder Nets Looks, Hinges, Bols. Of Bfass and
No d. GSs:s No a. Toos iSl .sip .t sI n s1 ~
Iooit toS ne lp Js5d ,3d shopsi No q, HaEdVGrei
Ssios.a P.iat. PIsi. 70. In Iia.ssd 1 81, 10 10 g.
xarni,h. sPlhS hlrPsI,lnsi 10. q sPsrm and lard
S \ n; u silion:S, ~ a gSUsisis. u NJ "
Pitch, Crude TuIpsntlnsi No. u, Bsliis1 Pasfins'
Is S.ss;.P pE% M 1sEiGs lsslSs Ne % JupL
ssml;bltumlnoas 0esl No, 81 BitaminSus Josis No
=. ohAroosli No. 50. Wood; No. 70, PSiOotsd *.
the i,Ilp-inE sr. the Glasses, By the NUMBER, re-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

oFIicE uutEF QUARrKRMAsfrnl
DEfAhrMEHr oF THF CUR 4 .
s,, hEWOhLEANH, La, June ~ iSIS ( -
9Ssaiei PToroaals 10 tTplioato will b. Teesiysd M,
nONDAi dug 70, ia, for the tTanspoFtniioS -
sssona o. aFaya suitable Tor the pnrposs, III Nj S25
pirSpotY which may bg required 70 be hauled IN ny
Will DO furnished b. this once. 'fN'eAonA'
al w b, HU0HER,
Nhlei 9uArteunAllSr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE.
OFFICE or A, A. QuARrERMAsrER,l
kINHEnEC ARAEHAL,
AUausTA, Ms, June y, ls7a
Sealed proposals., In duplicate will be received At
thls once until O'Clock, ., ~, on FRIDAY, duly D.
iolloWai F' -
li2l iofiy.tu cords Of dry hard wood
tbltAOl htD thousand pounds OF Anthracite coal
pounds Of oats.
NiRDl four thousand thToo hundred and eiRhtF
pounds Of corn.
OF hay
An Of tho above articles must be Of tho beat quality
and subject 10 Inspection by such officer or AGENT ~
may bo dasiEnAtad from this Ofioo,
The supplies must DO delivered At Ronnsbeo
Arsenal, free OF expense to the United States CON.
menoinE on the lat day OF August l72 In such quAn.
lsla. NA'' "NAo ~
Tue undersigned reserves tho right 10 reiooi any or
All bids not oonhiderOd AdTAntaEoOua 70 the public
service Further iniormAtlqp my DO obtained On In.
gal a. this once JAMES n, WIiITMORK,
master u. 3, Army I08
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

a. ROCK ISLAND ARaEHAt, liz, May A., is7l
AZ . proposals are iuVtod for the following bls
FOR A wATERPowER DAM WALL.
Ibis wall gll % about ~ isgt long similar 10 n.
ready built TINS sTssns L vim Be 81 let tis9 on on
bsS Ih.s. sss ssss 9nd'I re 9opng s5d ~
beda spaced ~ isst apart Ths nee stonet To- ~
9%, IN h-i.oa,, bldss stone sud VII be
FEET vide, aud p ne eounisTioTts u let vide, must
%su sS ~. ssas I1sS Sshc. .eos ne o2pns o ne
iqrls t9st Inches wide, must be not less than In
The total amount Of stons required IL about 9.s0n
yatna' o. which about one fourth viii be dimonslon,
a5eys sions must BE- sound PS, tro atone Ies
and sap, bot the color Is not Important
FOR BARRACKS,
.omsvhs similar ia sresiiso,urs . ~ sbosg. s ~ e
ballt A M. arsenal The walls are 70 Be- dr., alas
.tonsvOrE o 50 q inches thick bssIsd %as PER
About one third Of the stone Tor this buidlss vii L.
1S5 ~ Rs soSs i %s. % be q T'% gsS Ss9s
sol ,s5 and tIss from saP. seams and naWy,
hE.snal must two weeks bsfors The date ior opspias
blocks q stone undrssssd ADD soStalniST sot ie..
thal one Sp6le foot each,
Az bidder. Invited 70 be present The success.
ier@sges q 6P SoSiss me ssG T.ss PS
nnsatisaetory BIDS tor tho dam stone and To- bsr.
T,sa stone %ust be snirsy SEPARATE, but sssh bid
grSS pGr J.5d 70! AZ The Stone delivered rubbiS and
me veil, and exclude all openings Gnd technical
BIDS should no lrdOrsod on tho outside Of the an.
Venpe containing thsm Proposals 10 furnish stone"
bidder can obtain .eeolaeatlOps ioT The work ~
anns the dnHinEs In this once before mailing bids
Isi7 o,nt ~ o,,lps.M' hLAGLsR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
PROPOSALS ron pILFs.

CHARLOTTE Hall, sr. MAHT'g COUNTY, Md
u,-,-.. June D. ts7a. Z
terminus Of tho ". U. and p. L. X. X, o. atIoTnHsid
Sid Piles 10 be Of first class OAK or nina tIrbs,
nna % De teen Inches In diameter bait and rot
- tnan ~ small end aud 70 run from
For further Information address
,.,. q. n. SNOW,
le4l'N Chief Of Construction
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF FOR WINNRBAGO
INDIANS.
SEALED proposals., In duplioats, will be Feoalved
upu u ms on the sixteenth day OF the ssysnth month
SjuyD lba AZ the once Of the dent OF In
dian Affair." N Omaha city, NebrsakA, for fuTnlahinE
N EsbrAshA' elghty.hTo miles north Of Omaha city
seven thousand GOO pounds, eros, welFht. mar
week Of beo cattle, on the h0of Commencing on Inc
18th day Of july A. D., 1874 aud formulating on the
Last Saturday " June, A. u, lsia inclusive.
subeot 70 nspeotion and rejection By the agent u
Tue right Is reserved TO Increase or diminish the
smount, ~ the discretion OF tho SUPERINTENDENT
lndlsn AhAlr,i also To terminate tho contract that
may 10 tered Into on giving the contractor or con
tractors siH Weeka' notice thereof,
The oontraetoFs will be required 70 execute bond
In the sum 81 $1,000 Tor the faithful fuhlment o. tho
oontfAet with two buretlea whose snniolsncy
mpst bs esLtihsd to hJ United states Judge or Dis
No bid Will be oonsidsrsd unless accompanied BIZ
ders) 70 the snoot that the bid Is accepted The hid
der or biddon will immediately enter into WTlttsn
contract In accordance herewith,
haoh bidder must designate hts place Of buslne.a
whoro oommuni Ations Gent 10 him will DO received
hs sane q on his ooAtTaet should ono DO
Tue right Is reserved 70 ~ Set a-y or all propo.sls
such eourss should bS dSssd ioT the interests Of
PrOpeslia should be Inelosod IN an epvaIops, ad.
aseassd y ne lndsr,gnod, and ndOrsOd Proposals
PropdsAls viii DO opened panoiuAIIy At the above
named hour, and bidder arc invited 70 30 ptsssnt
bMO, 2trH, ls7a
BARCLAY WHITE
les hupL Indian Affairs, Omaha. Hsh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-01
Proposals.


ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, liz, Mar N. Is7i.
beAled proposals are inVilod for the following biils
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets everv MIN.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
cry Tuesday evening, At 8 o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed
nesday evening. at 6 o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meet,
every Friday evening, At 8 O'Clock.
Amer'c"s Club meets every Wednesday even
ing. Morrow's building, 2ll Market streeet.
Democratic Pioneer Club meets every Wednes
DAY evening at 4O3 West Front street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

A LOCOMOTIVE DAsHEs THROUGH A TRAIN OF
CARs WITHOUT SToPpING.- The Lancaster DAILY
Examiner OF Tuesday evening says This morn
ing the Pacific Express. west. which passes through
this city at 81 met with u singular accident at
the junction LandIsville. The Reading road
crosses the Pennsylvania road mt this point and
train of empty coal cars was standing across the
latter track. About this time the Pacific Express
came dashing along and before the engineer had
time to check the speed of the Locomotive it had
| dashed MrouJh IA coal car and was tearing al, ng
ut its regular speed towards Harrisburg. with only
the loss OF Il cow catcher. The engineer. seeing
that no harm had been done to any one, did not
stop after he had safely "gone through" the debris
This can be classed as a most miraculous escape
| from what might have been terrible disaster. but
| tho speed ut which the train was going very
swU. The wrecked car was struck amid wheels
aud broken completely into atoms. the splinters
flying IN all directions but luckily hitting no one
The shock was distinctly felt by the railroad e.i-
ployees who were sitting on the front and bac K
ends OF the GOAL train, but they oiher did not know
the time at which the train due, or else the
watchman at the station displayed great ignorance
in not having his flag lamps hung out
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
lAMDE n auRc.

ARRIVAL OF THE EXCURSION.
LANDESausa. PA.-7othe .it,senscf IVilming-
fon.-The citizens Of Landenburg and along the
line have received us with such cordial demon-
strations as trust will bind together hereafter
in business and in friendship as We are already
bound by iron and by lightning.
J. T.. HEALD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

HELAWARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
IL Al feet front. Apply at tA0 once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
ADMINISTR ATRIX'S
- AL

ss>. By virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Fl, eurt of the State OF Delawace in and for
~ New Castle county. made the Sd day of Sep
At Pats e eniue al the nsu.s Of Of Pa.lsf S6on
as salsa areen iss Z ~ Ward ,s I'M IN hS city
low ing described Lands and Tenements. being the
Real Estate Of the late George " Mouseey. de-
seased, the same being ordered 10 be sold for the
payment nj his debts. 10 wit:
No. |. Situated in Brandywine hundred. known
two tracts: ttrst-AH that tract OF land bounded
the east by land late of Wm Bright. on the west
by The CONCORD Turnrike road. on the south BY
". bay anu ON the north by land formerly OF Ber
nari Pnross. containing by computation thirty.
three aud nne hal, acres of land. Second-Al that
| tract Of Land. beginning IT 4 stone on the south
side Of the Wilmington and treat Valley Turnpike
road cerncr tor the above described tract; thence
with the same south - degrees east % s. perches
stone. corner for land ttrmeriy belonging to
Curtis Mouseiey. thence with the same north ~
degrees. east 5 perchcs Ia stone in said Mouse
ley land: thencs mort - degrees. west IS S-le
perehes To stone IN the south side ct said road:
thence with the said road south Is degrees. west I:
IL perehe II the place OF beginning. containing
by computation twenty-five acres and sxty-eisht
perches Of land. be the same more or less.
No. All that lot or piece of marsh. situate in
Cherry Island marsh, in what il now the 9Th ard.
of William Robtnson benjamin. Elliott, decea sed,
| by Island Creek and by the marsh lane. contain
| ing fourteen acres. III ore OF less.
No. !. All that lot. piece or parcel of land. with
three storied Brick House thereon, situate in the
city nj Wilmington bounded and desci bed As fol-
lows: Beginning point on the sout hery side of
Sixth street between jefferson and adison streets.
the distance OF thirty six feet three inches from
the westerly side ef tferson street. thence south
ery parallel eaersan street seventy i've feet TO
"A corner; thence westerly parallel to SiAth street
sixteen and quartz feet IN another corner: thence
therly and parallel ~ jefferson street seventy
i've feet 10 the ators side of sixth street: and
thence Herewith eaSterly sixteen and quarter feet
| To the place of beginning. be the contents what
| they may.
rnc aeoy tracts of land to be sold subject to the
| dow er Of the widow.
! Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
| known by the Administrative. or by her Attorney.
| CHARLES b. LORE, Eco.
| Attest: BENZ. X. USTICK.
/ Clerk of Orphans Court.
/ y. .B.-The above properties are desirable No.
l. Being we'll located Truck Farm on What is
ton city, No. =. Valuable Marsh. now in Tie city
limits, erowins rapidly in value. Nos. A plea
SAINT residence on Sixth street, near Jefferson. The
dover of the widow will be sold At the tame time
| and on reasonable terms; giviIe the R9rehcser
clear title. RACHEL M. MOuSkLxf.
| sep27-wts AdministrAtSix.
/ ~ AVENEE lot FOR SALK.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
SATURDAY MORNING.

Court met this morning at 10 o'clock. Judge
bradford On the bench. the time of hearing ar.
gument with ,e.Grd to the motion 10 arrest iudp.
ment was fixed on the 2Sth OF October. The Jury
panel and witnesses We're discharged and the 9TH
er cases continued until next term. Bonds were
increased in Given's case to $1,000 Court ad.
jonrncd finally at about one o'clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

In oil States pre- --cquistes required % Quali-
cations for voters, and such are held
to be subject to the jurisdiction of the Government
when State officers have been charged to the per-
formance of them. He charged that Congress had
no power to compel State officers to perform acts
not required by the State laws, but that where
they are so required, Congress may take judicial
cogn'zAnce IN order TO prevent indirect assalment
OF rights guarantee d by the Government.
An omission to collect or receive tax ia an Of
fense agynst the United States, IL done with a
view to discriminate as to race or color. and so
with fake returns. il dono willingly These arc
principles, and it is tor you to apply them to the
facts. In viewing the testimony facts. jncon,is.
tences. bias and credbilty OF witnesses ara to he
considered by You and given that due weight to
which you may think them Justly entitled
His Honor reviewed the testimony at some
length. and explained the law as arising npon the
testified facts. He charged that il the Collector
could not collect any taxes he should make full
return OF such facts. He charged again that the
Collectors should not Take any determination oi
any KIN! in collecting or returning. and that il
they nnd he has done this they are hound to re-
turn verdict Of guilty.
He instructed the iury that tbey might find n
verdict upon any or all counts Of the indictment
AT 10 o'clock 7. NJ. the jury returned n verdic,
OF gLilty on all those counts in the inlictmen,
which charged the defendant with making falls,
returns to Levy Court. to-wit The ith, 5th Sth
9th and llth counts: and not guilty ~ to the re
naming counts which charged him with wilfull,
refusing to collect taxes, to-wit The lst 2,i 81
9th. 7th. 10th and 18th counts
Counsel for defence entered motion to arres
judgment. but Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to
day. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

Robert II. Young, alias Haines. alias Will
liams, alias YOungerman, alias Roberts, ha,
been arrested in Missouri on the charge of hav
ing swindled indianapolis merchants ou. Of
$1,000.
The schooner Mail, with cargo of lumber,
from Norfolk to Baltimore, was totally wreck.
ed in Chesapeake Bay on the llth. A colored
boy was drowned. 'fhe vessel was valned a,
$1,000.
a mail coach was stopped by two highway
men near Pleasant Valley, Montana, on Wed
nesday night and the passengers were robbed
of $1,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

INOR SALE-A Lot one hundred feet front IN
T. West Fifth street. between Van Buren, and
Prsnkl u.strestx. Apnlv At this ofHra.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
PER SoNAL.

Victor Hugo thinks of marrying again
Marshal Bazaine is worth 1000, 900 francs
Rosa Boneheur's last painting--a tiger fight
ing hyena-is said to be her masterpiece
Queen Victoria WILL it is rumored, shortl,
pay visit to the Duke and Duchess of Ar
gyle.
Thomas r. Gould, SCULPTOR will shortly re
turn to F1orance, taking with him many valu
able commissions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
d e D..

HAINES.In thi, city. on Friday. 18th inst Wm
liaines. aged II years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral. to feave his late residence. No. Al
East Fifth street. on Monday. list inst. at O'Clock
PM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

INOR SALE.
Il THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Jackson street. between Sixth and seventh
e. p. JDHN2DS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

Ss@ By virtue ef an Order of the Orphans
E&m.. curt the State OF DelaWace. in and for
", New Castle county. made the 3d dsy Of Sep
" lei her. A. D. lS-1 will be 2 xnns ed TO anlA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19
3uttffs.
WATER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Oct. Is. 1872
NOIlCE to Water Renters.
~ Al personswho have sold property during the
present year nmsf give notice in 10 the Regis
trar at the office of tho ater Department. before
the 0th day OF November. 1872. and inset in the
property purchased. otherwise they will be held
naoie tor water rent next year Also, all persons
wno may wish to discontinue the use of water or
200 for drawing ferrule, ~ '''
NO alterations will be made in any bill after the
new assessment Of properties using the Bran
uywine water having been made. and the bilI com
pe.oi. al persons interested vied to call and
Oct16-tn;O R.a;S,s.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-19

NOTICE.
~ The Wilm ington and Reading Railroad Com
Bany have completed arrangement to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to an rom all points
on the line of their road and West Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph office
No: est Third street or to their Depot, Front
and Madison or orders iett with McMullen K Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
T.. Srni.I
aUtf Gent Sup'l W r. r. K Ca
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
LITERARY.

we have received from the publishers
ru.,rs Living Age for March 9th.
The Living Age 10 one Of the Oldest
and the best If the periodicals Published
in th: country, .std, having but one CO.
temporary of a like literary character,
differs from that in being weekly instead
Of monthly magazine. The Age is
made up Of selections from The most pop
ular periodicals and reviews of chs old
country, aud hence collection of the lat
est and best of the foreign current litera-
ture.
The last two weekly numbers of The
Living Age contain: The Life and
Writings of John Houkham Frere, Quar-
terly Review Quaint Customs in Kwei-
Chow, Cornhill Magazine Lace-Mak'
it as Fine Art, Edinburg Review ,
Notes on East Greenland, by member OF
the German Arctic Expedition Of lseo-70
Fraser's Magazine The First Earl OF
Shaftesb ury, Westminster Review ! A
Mining Adventure, Pail Mall Gazette {
Important Discoveries during the late
Eclipse. Spectator The Venus of Milo
translated for The Living Age from
the Revue Dcs Deux Mondes; The Ethic,
of Infection, Saturday Review An old
lH,nalayan Town, Chambers journal
The Warm Lake OF New Zealand, Spec
tator' The Due de Psrsigny, Pail Mai
Gazette; the continuation of Th'
Maid of Skier, of" Riqaet II la Houpps
BY Miss Thackeray, and of THE Strung
Adventures of Phaeton, by William
Back with poetry, short articles etc
The subscription price OF this "a pag
weekly magazine is So year, or for II
any one of the American 81 magazines
sent with The Living Age for a yea
Littell & Gay, Boston, Publishers.
We are in receipt of the Coal and Iro
Record new weekly journal, publishe
in New York and devoted to the intere;
of the coal and iron trades. The 'Recor
is under the management and editori
control of Benjamin Il. Western, one
the originatots Of the American Journ
= of Mining and also, of the 'Manufactur
and Builder The Record is issued
q pamphlet form, contains sixteen pages a
is handsomely printed and illustrat
: Subscription price So per year. Addr
10 Western & Co, publishers, Al Park r.
l. New York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
ESCAPADE THE SECOND.
ANOTHER CHAPTERIS AN ARKANSAS
ELOPEMENT CASE.

ANOTHER cHAPTERIS AN ARKANSAS
ELoPEMENT CASE.
From the Memphis Avalanche, al
In the Avalanche Of February 18th
appeared an account of the elopenent and
subsequent arrest OF DR.. Edwin II. Boyd
ard Miss Harriet G. Smith, of Greene
county, Arkansas. Both parties men
toned had moved in the best circles of So.
ciety in Arkansas and the publication
caused considerable excitement.
The doctor is brother-in law of Miss
Smith, he having married her sister some
four years since. When arrested here
they were occupying one room in the Gem
trail hotel. Beng arrested at the instance
of his brothcr-in-luw, John w. Smith, the
doctor waved an examination before JUS
tice i. NJ. Winters and VA. sent to Jail in
deisut OF five thousand dollars bail to
await II requisition from the governor If
Arkansas. A few days later the requisi-
ton arrived and the clipping doctor was
taken home.
What action was taken after his arrival
home Is not known, but 1t is supposed that
the matter was compromised in some wav
AT any rate n few days since the doctor
again eloped with Miss Harriet, and this
time has eluced ull measures taken to eff
ect his capture. 1t is said that in this last
move he was aided and abelted by his
wife, the sister, of Miss Harriet. This
time they went North and it Ia thought
are making their way to ST. Louis or some
Western city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
LADY FRANKLIN.

Lady Franklins advertisement, offering
q reward of two thousand pounds sterling
for the whole Of the journals or other rec
ords which may be found of the
ships Erebus and Terro of Sir John
Frankhn's expedition Of 1876, which rec
o'u' are believed to have been deposited
near Point Victory, on King Williams
i'ahd, by the last survivors of the expedi.
t'oh, mas attracted much attention among
sea captains and whalemen. Cant. Chapel
a whhleman, living al Hudson, N Y has
visited Rear-AdmiIal IngleReld of hcr
msjestys legation ut Washington md NJ
Henry Grinnell, the referees in Ameriaa
and proposes to organize a company ~
make whaling voyage to the Aic,ic
regions and combine with it search far
the records Sir John sailed from sheer.
ness, Mny 20, lsi5, with the ships named
above, to discover northwest passage,
His orders were to return in iS47. lie was
last seen by ~ whaler in Batiin bay, July
26, 1915. In the spring Of 1850 party of
OF about forty white men were seen BY the
Esquimaux on King Williams Island, and
a few months later the savages found
iheir bodies not far to the northwest Of
Backs Great Fish river.