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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
SHIP.

A vacancy will occur In the United States
District Atrorneyship for the Southern district
of this State at the close Of the year, when
ex-Judge Noah Davis will take his seat
as one of the Judges on the Supreme Court
Bench OF this city, to which he was elected
on the 5th November last. The person most prOmi-
nenty spoken OF as his probable successor Is GEN.
eral Joseph 9. Jackson. General Jackson filed the
Office Of United States Assistant District Attorney
under Mr.. Pierrep0nt and to him was entrusted
the principal criminal business of that office and
the prosecution of cases in the Circuit Court and
the Commissioners Offices attached thereto.
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COURT or OYER AND TeRMIAsR.
The Van syckel Poisoning Cas-

TIC van SyckeI POfsOntng Case
Before Judge Gilbert.
John H. Van Syckel was arraignod yesterday on
an Indictment charging him with having poisoned
his wife to death, at their home, corner or Henry
street and Love lane. The prisoner plead not
guilty, and was remanded for trial, which will take
place as soon as Counsellor Spencer and the Dis
trict Attorney can agree upon day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



.BANNoN-DIILoN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday
evening, November 81, THOMAS E. DANNoN to
ANNIE FEIIcITAs, third daughter of the late Gerald
Dillon.
CEcII-HARRIor.-on Wednesday. November 81,
1872, by the Rev. DR.. Bellows, Mr.. GEORGE CECIL,
Jr.. to Miss NORMA HARRIoT, daughter oil Samuel O.
CnALmERs-DAvIs.-On Thanksgiving Day, Thurs
day, November %, at Zion Protestant Episcopal
MERs to Miss JENNIE DAVIS. No cards.
DEAN-BERTHoLF.-In this city, on Monday, No
yember IT, BY Rev L. s Weea D. D. o nAn ~ s.
EILIorT-ELLorr- wednesday, November
the Rev. DR.. Hall, d. D., CHARLES b. ELLIOTT to
EVA G., daughter of John II. Elliott, Esq, all Of
Brooklyn. No cards.
Died.
ALExANDER.-At Philadelphia, Pa, on Saturday,
November 80, DAVID WYLIE ALEXANDER, in the
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence 237 West Sixteenth street, New York. on
Tuesday. Sd inst, at one O'Clock p. NJ
BERTRAND.--On Sunday, December l, MARGARET
BERTRAND, the beloved wife OF Henry Bertrand,
inc relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Amlty Lodge, $50, Z and A. NJ, are re.
late residence, AZ Rutgers street, on Tuesday, De-
cembcr 3, at one O'Clock.
Saratoga papers please copy.
BURNHAM.-On the morning OF Monday, Deem
Der 2, Mrs. HRsszEDETH BuRNHAM aged 10 years.
The funeral win take place rom her late resi-
December 3, at two O'Clock p. NJ
Essex county tMass.) papers please copy.
CLARION Saturday, November 80, JOHN CLARK,
In the 50th year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother David,
Seventy seventh street and Boulevard, on Tuesday,
December 8, at one O'Clock p. M.
CoLHoUN.--On Saturday, November 80, JOHN
CoLHoUN, Commodore United States Navy, in the
10th year OF his age.
army and navy, are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral, at Trinity chapel West Twenty fifth
street. on tuesday, December g. at hal-past twelve
O'Clock. At the request Of the deceased there will
be no military h0nors at the funeral. The remains
will be taken to Woodlawn Cemetery for inter.
ment. A special car will leave Grand Central
depot, Forty-second street, at 2 80 r. M.
CooSs-0n Sunday, December !, FREDERICK
CooNs aged 81 years, 10 months and days.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, the Sd
inst. at two O'CLOCK p. M, from the residence OF
his brothe .in-law, Bernard Haver, Ell South Filth
street, Williamsburg. The friends Of the family
are Invited to attend without further notice.
CoNwAY.-On Sunday, December 4, ELIZABETH
CONWAY, daughter Of John and ELIZA Conway, aged
-sYsySy sSS fanny sfS 6ydcd 20 attend the
funeral from Ala East Tenth Street, this Uucsdayl
afternoon. at one O'CLOCK.
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SUPREME COuRT-cIaCulT.

Another Railroad Company Mulcted.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Israel r. Dale was assisting his wife on cross
town car at Fifth and North Fifth streets, and was
getting on the car himself when the vehicle sud-
denly started, and he was thrown off, struck by
car coming in an opposite direction and severely
injured. Yesterday he sued the company for $1,000
damages; the Jury gave him $500
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COURT CAltNDARS-THls DAY.

1ngraham.-Burgary John Lawson; grand lar
~eny, Jacob Stuyvesant, Moses Sollinger and
Moses Songer ~, August Schmidt, John Stiner,
Henry i,avitch, James Mcclure and william Lynn /;
fclonIous assault and. battery and petit larceny,
Part Held by Judge
ysn Bruat.-Nos l75l. 2lS7. 2035, 2225 2227 20a H.
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NOTICE TO THE BAR.

A petit jury will be summoned for the United
States Circuit Court, Eastern District Judge Bene-
diet presiding for the second Wednesday In
December.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Y. Y, Dec. 2, 1872.
Following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for December B. 1s72:-Nos. 613, SIG, 502 SIT, S75.
1911, 119, SO.
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In THE OTHER COURTS.
COURT OF OYER And IERmIneR.

Charge OF Homicidc-Thc killing OF
Gustavo BrOwn-Tully, One of the
Parties Accused, Discharged During
tho Progress OF the Trial-An Alibi
Proved In Behalf OF Smith-The Latter
Acnmlktad
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OOl SIXTH AVENUE NEAR FOURTH STREET-
OO3 Our establishment having just received large o.
positively pay the utmost value BY calling on or ad-
dressing Mr. or Mrs NATHAN
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-SYvSSSyv SNc FANNY hf5 Invited TO attend the
funeral from Al. East Tenth Street, this Tucsdsy)
afternoon. at one O'CLOCK.
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I'll ID Ill" .rakEPORT :3Cia'Tetra
VI Joint Committee to- Exsalene iAud9eOFsl
and TreasuFer's buofs,
kEPORT

III ID Ill" .naKEPORT i3Ci,'1s'rg
VI Joint Committee to- Exan(AneI iAS1BesrsS
and Treasu9er's Books.
To the Hon. CouuntGif and House Of Repre-.
sentatives of the Territory of Montana:
Your Joint Committee. to whom was re-.
ferred the books Of THE Auditor and Tres!
amined the same and that they find that the
hooks and vouchers Of the Auditor, % pei
his report are correct, and that the bo0ks Of
Treasurer r. O. Hickman, and the v0uchers
accompanying the came, are correct !. and
that they have examined the books and nc.
counts Of late Treasurer w. G. Rnrkley, .
statement of which 10 herewith submitted.
And your Joint Committee. by resolution.
directed the clerks to cl.,se and balance the
accounts If w. 6. Barley with the Terri
tory OF Montana. on the lDxsis of the receipt
Of District Attorney II. N. Blake, . copy Of
which 10 herewith submitted. ~lEJTtuin.. IL
And your committee would respectfully
suggest that Treasurer Hickman be directed
to procure new set of books for the use of
the Treasurer's Office" e. ... ..,g.Ll
hbcFas AHR r. e. sSksY Is e FIX
AUDlTOk's BOOKS.
Total recsipt., :, per Auditor. b.>.k. with.
o 0". ~ $3.50; .n:,i y: 1;.: sss g
To snsount including INTEREST,". :. Ssa5s9 VI
Total disbursement. a per Auditors books, 80
with interest credited, ............ .. $79, ~ u
Balance, ..a.. &iolsa Is
Total receipts az per Auditors books. With L rs.t
out nternst charged.... ........, 500 Se6 ~ 81
~ishSas Interest si.rasd ersa;sa. $1,000 ss XII. =
...- ~ q 4.S .sit s5rS1
Balance. .....E ...-.... ...............S Naa0 Is
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SUMMONS.
THEY ARE NOT A VILE

In the Dstrict Corr Of the ond Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge "'
A. Green. plai, tit, ainst VIM. Romaue defendant.
Action brought IN ms LEI, IL, CUu,t of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of III. Territory Of Montana.
the Clerk Of snid Distic' Cont.
The r",,e Of the Territory Of Ntana, send greeting
to William Romano defendant. ,,y,,,.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear in an
action brOM. 1t acrnst you by the above name, u
plaintiff W the District Conn at the Second Judicial
county ~ Deer Lodge. and I" answer the complaint
within ten days. lexclnsve 1T the day Of SERVER af
ter the service On you of this summons If served with
~ this county ;"v. u served out Of this couny. tut in
this distiiCt, within twenty days otherwise within
tory days. "Or judgment ~ default viii h. taken
ngNin. YOU according to the PRAYER Of said complaint.
The said action II brought to Ohtnin decree Uf this
cont for the fOrtsOsu,c Of certain mortgage. exc
c"trd ny the said William Romano the 81 dag VI
april A. y. 1871. to- secnrr the payment Of q rrvain
VIM. Romano for the sum Of $,a. payable six months
after the d"t thereof. to Ar'd tiren order: that
the premises conveyed by said mort to wit LIT
No. one, nj IN block No. two - on the North side
81 Main street, IN philiipshurg Deer Lodge county.
N. T. together with the buildings and Improvement
thereto ~ OnCinp may h. sold. and the proceed. ap
piled IN the payment Of sad debt and costs and such
other and further relief as the Court may ra, in the
premises. (. ,T' ST.. ....s.. IL. -. D..
And yoa are hereby notified, that if you full to ap-
said pl.'ntiM will apply 10 the for the relief de-
inalded In the said complaint.
SIve0 undcr my hand and the seal Of the District
Coat. Of thu Seta'nd judicial District Of the
lLS.l Territory OF Montana. IN and for the County
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy two. 'a ." ~}t
1astd O. n. O'BANNON, Clerk.
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Ia'lyJ D"-IggI Tf~ul.Ggg IIuW
Horse Power. w. Male Power.

Two farmers living neat. Galasburg. says
the Louisville Courier Journal, got to buns
tcring about whether \ span Of horses be.
longing y, ape could pull more than span
vt mules belonging 70 tho other. 1t wss
dSSded soHy y in the middle # de man
street The mules were 6itcIel 70 tie
end Of = long stout chain, aud the horsesuy
ths other cid. -. Al thsi xotdsl SECT u"
quick sprang each span. both sharp shod.
gaming and losing by ifs, and, starts <tbs
horses finally pulling Tho md:ss iftss theah
Al stiotner trial.. Mi nulsesl wdnsi A&xlwi.h
thciF load, Thp vss followed. BY >, lpng
chsering slout by, tie S9owd Bit after
varioustrials, i was decided that The horses
were. Ne stronger. for in The last trial they
psllsA ibs maiea sftes them. turning them
sbout io their harnssl. amidst tie greSt -.
plsuse Sfae bystsuie,srCHd
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THR GAtLiTiN stJoB..

, ! d
AN Act 10 legalize certain acts Of the Board
ut Commissioners and the Treasurer aud
Collector of G,.llatin County. W '>&F"
Be ii enacted ~ tie. Legisl..tiss .ASssmSla
cfMe Territory II Aonto"": ~, ,..' 81 [
SEC. l. That the special election called bJ
tue Nsard Ut Commissioners IF Gxljasii,
county, and held thervin, in the year A. ID.
1866. tor the purpose ~ levying ..,,d csSilect
ing special advaDurem tax. to defrav the
Gusts and expeoses incurred by sald county
in keeping. maintaining and prOvi.linx for
the poor. and INDECENT sick tbereoG aud
the acts Of said Board 0fl Commissioners in
levying. aud Of the Treasurer and COitectas
ut said county In collecting said special tax,
or ANY pert ilIcyenf. be. and the -san,e are,
hereby declared lsgnl.asd valid. r.si. lrr,t.,f4
SEC. 2. That all bslance cert iiicatce Issued
ny the. Treasurer and Collector Of said
county between tic 9th day Of November.
A. u. 1867 and the Bird day of December
following, and MI balance certificates issued
ny him between the 4tll day of iEslruary;
A. ID. 1868 and the 81. day Of February, A.
ID. 1870, and the act of said Trcasurs'f and
Collector in subsequently collecting. receiv>
ing and paying such balance. certificates.
when the same became due aud payable; or
IN collecting, receiving and HlblWing the
same. in payment Of taxes when such bal
ancescsrtilicstes swsfe Tor ylihsf ,sy, bntis of
such purposes presented to HIM. I've, and the
same are. hereby declared legal Md val id.
SEC. 3 That the net, Of said Treasurer
and Collector, in paying To the order Of
, rs. Cle,k 81 s.Ie county, sny nd ~ NON
rcnses thereof, ~ sutI"riyed by said B,srd
at C0nhniAsionefs and any and III acls of
said Treasurer and Collector, done and ucr-
formed IN obedience IL any and vii orders
made and passed by sa,i Bomrd of Commits
aianess duiise slIj years, X D. 1904. .;N u
1867. A. ID. 1868. A. D 1860. and A. u. 1870.
be, aud the same ars hereby declared legal
and valid.
SEC. L. That thu Act entitled An Act le.
CALLING certain acts of the County Treas
lses sud Onllectonvf q aIhiin icOunty ~ ilnr
payment Of certain moneys passed the Sixth
Session ut Vie Legislative Assembly Of said
Territory. and all acls and parts OF. acts. in
conflict Will this 'ac1; be, add the stnye are
hereby repealed. .saa,D, IL 10 aog. lya.asy!.,)
SEC. 8. This Act to take effect and be ia
[osce from and after it, passage.
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'olS.sss1s s.ssptcv Notice

1ssssss 1'USED0et NDeolsC
SaPraaae Oars bf NousaAs, sscoad Judicial District
" the matter Of louis y Coleman, bankrups.-ln
"a, MA1nnANTt IN bapkruptcy has been issued BY
~ ~ ceest ngolAtt tthA estate Ufi samuel Lcwe
s.S tfw. GHlymYn, cOpsltucy under the paue d
s.se g t0ls tUsn.. II TIE county II me, Ledge
s. ~ q MOHtsna. In raid District o. MOc-
cMssu. aad TIE payment VI my ds,hss and Inv d.
sN - !, say Esovs.sy = oa4.ng g .ad oanksupts e.
hyi them arr ltMhldtea b M. a i,.stu. Ut .ie
G.4tH{s y sAd bankrvPls; - pTOvs tn II debts ard
s Sa, nr 'n,ts y thtt estate, win y
City, 10 the county 81 1ais, IL aid sriitory AID
= ss, q .sse!sps gaf 4 ssaq: ass
~ u - 0ai1 elysol Of MD tOwn.
yHoTR NI1;W6 50. nANar,haj. Efg
u0 ~ Jo0 Glass, DspoSy.
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5 Golden, WbrdDA, :
From the Boston GsSetta.

81 ehfG From the Boston Gazette. ,at+.s fF
Re humble. IT. Til,on. @1 ., ,r" 80: IN:
III Don't sm0ke-U. &. Grant, no -o".yuu-
..oDou't deceive Baron Munehsussu. +,
Loveyour country Jefferson Dsvia 20
Mind your own business Catacazy. VI
Don't read noycls-Harpcr Brothers =,
4 WecSneur il ne aoove.-Tl B. Hslersoh
4 Co. ....r..-.. .
Make money aad Do good 'withfa-W,M.
Twscd%Tifs .nsrtEI a4r - sasTrrl5
Don't marry until vow can support wife
(Not then either. )-Malthus.. 80 ..... =
wisdomts Better than soup lDAnieiW Web.
ster's reply " General Scott .na ..
Let yo,F motto 10 self reliAnce, faith.
&puSslY sid ihdssty- IaS 41St. til5i III
s,trybutc mi sucksess in life to mi de.
vosLun 70 spellying-J0sh Billings.
m h thai In The, world, would sies mnst.>Ake
''hSpassFas adscrs'ts l4oc Sfss!ys e \, =,
'2'1 Min nssneh Neal Brown 'dieiin kaIaih
NrAlpaara)ina, ilne oiAcsd1ay, and Meal
k1o5Nas1Sor1efs iEE hii3. : pi;sf tsiIcr.
Vent out With him f"r Two q three miles.
WS c $500 S'sS z ss..es s So ~ res p
that the poor tailor. hoy then p0ssessssd.
They shook hands under "a old tree thrus
sailo fmn hesa,, end aspassisl .. Anly -.
s So sS'sstt sf IT,. 1ss,
johnson never went back % klA lli{le Aetacr
,l6fite:na even sLeo. NJ Ms!s REg h5sllk in a
~ stated that Tilton a1oW1l0 Qt0o60l
70 disoolve partnership !.
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AN ACT to legalize certain acts Of the Board
Of commissioners and the Treasurer aud
Collector Of 0,lllniin County. f|@Eo
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Pillow and Spring steel,
1Ttx, talk Steel,
Anvils, vi-es. Bellows,
ka-ps, Hammers.
R'rax, Etc, Etc.,
|Sp,in. POiUt Shovcls,
'sold Pms. ,f ..
| 0 AID II IN. Slnice F0rke.
Custom Male Picks
Brass NOzzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07

DENNIS, Of the Reese River RereiHe,
zane heal losing his cabin By fire last
Wednesday. His old s~tovepipe was
defective and set things on fire around
it where 1t stuck out through the roof.
The Hooks" got "frst water" and
with some assistance put out the fire,
while Dennis rescued the furniture,
consisting Of a gallon demijohn with a
little whisky in It. two stools, three
pair Of blankets and a sagebrush bed,
while his wife chucked the clock, look
inS-glass and tin crockery out Of the
window. The citizens have started a
contribution to buy a bundle OF shin
gles for him to repair his roof with.
During the confusion some diabolical
fend stole three oyster can coffee cups
and q sardine box s~altcellar. The po-
lice are on his trail, and he will be
shot or hung Immediately. Lynch law
Is pardonable under such circum-
stances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07
A Cure for Rheumatism.

Yesterday, says the San Francisco
Bulletin of Friday, n gentleman resid-
ing on Fifth street, found himself so
affected by rheumatic pains that be
vas scarcely able to rise from his bed
without assistance. He called his land
lord and standing up with great diff
Guilty, declared that he was not able to
move one foot more than a few inches
in advance of the other, so great was
the stiffness and pain. The landlord
got the sufferer with some difficulty to
the kitchen stove, and there commenc-
ed rubbing his feet with Kerosene. In
an unguarded moment he placed the
vessel containing this imtiammable
liquid on the stove, a little Of 1t DROP
ped on the hot metal and In q moment
the patients night clothes igulted.
At this catastrophe, wonderful to re-
late, the gentleman sprang ninbly
into the hail, ran to his bed chamber,
and jumping into bed extinguished
the flames. He was but \ little
scorcbed, but the cure was perfect,
and, strange to say, he has not since
been troubled with rheumatic pains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07
The Diamond FizzIe.

The effort to revive the dead hope In
the g%enuineness Of Harpending's dia-
mond field is not likely to succeed.
The thing seems to be dead and buried
beyond the hope Of resurrection. II.
s. Eells, who went to the locality OF
Arnold's "salt." after General Cotton
and Clarence King had left, aud
washed out a handful Of diamonds,
now says he has no faith In the scheme.
The diamonds he brought to the city
are small, and though genuine, COM
paratlvely worthless. Eells says that
$25, 900 would salt 5000 acres with
such diamonds as Arnold used. We
said as much as this some time ago,
and It Il more than probable that all
the stones actually washed from the
sailed area are worth less than 5000.
The largest stones exhibited here were
never planted. They, as well as all
the most valuable Of the plant, were
saved by the managers Of the scheme.
IS. +. Post, Dec. 5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07
How Paper Stood the Fire In Boston

From the Boston Advertiser, Nov. 1871
Curious results have followed some
Of the experiments made upon charred
papers and documents, and the exami-
nation Of books In safes which proved
worthless in the great fire. 1t has
been found that what paper makers
call poor paper, paper considerably
"clayed," stood the best test. Parch-
ment paper, used for bonds and legal
documents, shrivelled mp exceedingly,
aud the print blistered SO that it could
be read when the writing was illegi-
BILE. So 1t was with she engraved
work on notes. The gliding on the &C
count-books burnt aud charred showed
out rs bright and clear rs when
the books were new, which brings up
the question II to introduce gllt.edged
accoun:-books would not be well, on the
ground that the gilt would stay the
passage by fire to the pages within.
Books crammed into a safe so that 1t
was difficult to get them out suffered
considerably less than those that were
set In loosely, and in some cases came
out from safes, In which everything
else was worthless, so far preserved
that the figures on the pages could be
deciphered. With charred papers that
could not be made transparent by any
light whatever used, 1t was found, after
the employment OF vitriol, oxalic acid,
chalk, glycerine, and other things, that
anything that moistened them to a GER
tain stage-to which it was delicate
work to get and not pass-made the
lines, words aud figures leglble through
a magnifying glass. 1t has been the
almost universal experience that the
lead-pencil marks show out all right
when ink marks cannot be distin-
guished. The success Of the use Of
photography has already been noted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07
A Gentle lew.

A young man named Ebert, a resi-
dent of Sullivan. was married yester-
day to a Miss Well, Of this city. Miss
Well was a steadfast Jewess. and, as a
condition precedent to her acceptance
Of him, Mr.. Ebert had to renounce
Christianity and become n believer In
Judaism. He submitted to the rite Of
circumcision about two weeks ago, and
was formally accepted as q child Of Is
rael before his marriage. Such an oc-
currence Is very rare, we believe.
During a somewhat intimate acquaint-
ance with q large number Of Israeli
ties, for many years, the writer
has heard Of but one other case Of q
Christian man becoming al ~Israelite,
and that was that Of Abraham Berg
man, at Louisville, over twenty years
ago. We have heard Of several cases
OF Chrlstian women forsaking Chris
tianity for Judaism. and In all cases,
except that Of Bergman, tho CONVEX
sion WAS speedily followed by mar
rage. In this case the marriage and
death Of his wife, a Jewess, very ami
able, and possessed Of many virtues,
preceded his conversion, which occur
red in his fortieth year.-Erdnsrille
.TOurnai. Nor. 2Gth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07

A WORK called Martins States
mans Year Book relates that Louis
Napoleon was indebted to the trades
people Of Paris, at the time Of his cap
ture by the Prussians, In the sum of
81. 24o, 900. The sale Of his furniture
realized g 1000, 900, and he has other
property in France, which. when sold,
will more than cover the deficit to his
private creditors. He drew advance
pay on his salary to the amount Of
about $500, 900 before setting out for
the war, which the State will probably
have to lose, unless 1t Is recovered
from certain real estate owned by
Eugsnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-07

The chronological Journal for
December, Is capital number Of this
most excellent monthly, and a worthy
completion Of its fifty-ifth volume.
Let US note q few Of the topics consid-
cred: William b. Aston, the noted
millionaire, with a fne portrait; An
cient Human Crania ; Man as an in
habitant OF Two Worlds Expression
the conclusion Of this most valuable
series Of essays; Some Familiar Views
Of Society; The Pretty Man, aud the
Doll-Faced Woman; Mr.. Froudc In
America How the Organs Of the Brain
were Discovered William H.. Seward,
with a splendid portrait; On the For
nation of Character; The One-Eyed
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