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The New York herald., 1872-04-12

continues Every delighted with their bar gaaps sou
t.ssA
gold so for sl9 and silver ones Cor ~ So
- nr nent dsconnt made to. Jewellers puroha sins
lie dozen The sales of ts bapkrop seck of the great
Geneva Company viii continue from day 10 day at
fs3 roadway Eieh.A and Ninth strssts until NIL
the watches disposed oL They sold o1e.ha the
jewellers price written luaran,ec Is given with each
n
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

ar dissolution iD -, 80 80 20 ssVV;-,,n tonsedncmce
o. WAI1uhS, DIAMONDS, JhwB,Ky, So., any sacri-
re 49, y mus ts closed out by lat May JACOBS SAN.
Las f#' ' ''N
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

The s!raud Knsh for the GencUt Watches
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

The HARALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special dcs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
HARLEM COURT HOUSE FRAUDS.

The investigation of the alleged frauds in
the building Of the IXtb District Courthouse was TO
supned yesterday before tho Senate Committee sin
gle witness was called, Melvin N Mead Of Albany. His
testimony was substantially as fOllows:
He was formerly engaged in tho lumber business
in Albany and during and 1856 George H. Sanford
was in his employ Sanford aferward transacted bust
ness Oh his account being interested in the firms Of
selden Sanford Of Rome, N. Y, and Miller q Co. OF
Oneida; witness was shown a warrant for t9,7l8 70,
for lumber for the IXth District Courthouse this war
into the possession OF the witness, who col
lected IL through his bank favor 10 Mr. Sanford
for some reason possibly that he might the money
10 Albany Mr. Sanford preferred that course 10 having
20 through ms own bank at Oneida, but the check
which witness gavehim in payment was Endorsed to the
Oneida Valley Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. NOV. Q.

SATURDAY, NOV. y
Pof Mall via Queenstown and Liverpool by the steamship
Celtic Supplementary hal 10 closed a. White
star Doci ~ Steamship sails At 1850 from White
Star DOck PavOnia Ferry jersey City. o., 81,
ette, deposited Ia Supplementary Malls mus DO prepaid Win
double postsgel n, -
steamship Deutschland, close At II No supphmsn.II MAIL
Steamship from Pier AZ foot Of Ihdt booohen
Direct German snd closed Mail IL seat By this line .
Jamaica, and Sayanila bT The steamship 30
Thomas elose p Steamship sails FROM Pier No IL
Mr. - .--,,-
MAJ, for Demsr,ra and Barbados BY the steamship
HeaErs1 ke-~ "a STEAMSHIP" '-'- $50 $1,000 '
b. the steamship Geo w. Clyde close at
Steamship sails 81 D. n., from Pier No. 20 X. r.
Malls Tor The German States via Slesan seamhp IhotE,ia
Steam6hip sails At2 from Pier Ne IL ~ Il
hsb for HAITI. etc. By steamship Pent, close at .
HafAI ~ &. closed At hs Aogferk PusEO Ice every
FRIDAY O'Clock D. Seam5hp from Portland. Me-,
Saturday stC D. A. o..
postage Tho Indies rhen going direct VIII
BALI Papers each which must DO prepaid
SUNDAY, Nov. TO-
Ali Mails close al IL o'clock Tae fVtoheo opea IRON
On. o II a. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBH -TORK


Steamship As.Ar.el.s orees PhisdepSi, W. KrlD,trel
s.D AZ xnn psSS Sa P.aseh w cs
s$S G s: B S .n S %Ss TO- b %s S
steamship ssreas Bo.r;s Bo''Sn H. y PinCol
Barr PrV Dubroysc Peode Corh Pmoalb SlOcoTh Co.
Bar, s S 81. BssS Ss i SS: Fas Dii E Co.
Bari 0oesa qr) sl%%en'OS A1..erp Jas W hlweli Co
Brs s GSnis Collins BiS Mcdonald Windsor s. oania Der
ya.s: Belle Gsrl M.,t,. rS,. Msd-'y .,sS.%
s sss f Iao. SS1esson jon:. %S1s,oa n G. Powell
scht W. D. Da seJ DAsley PorlanPaie, d. Tr1nOn Co.
s ssSI a a'4 %S R iIaeha.on oerss""s '
S S Sas mcSb S''iS S Ss%o Co.
ARRIVED.
s' n ,S SO5o 70 Ins Nah ssmhD Co. anu nassau '
Steamship Fsn DOano Philadelphia with mdse and to Lori
'B.fi Uaios Blanchard. Psn,.eol. is DAYS vita lumber.
Bari 4 ~ sS'a', 0 & a., G. with m''''
BHS S ssT o Sssor FIELD cS.ssstso 10 days sis lumber.
B"s ssis Ware AsSSSry csTicn,. days with 1oss
BTs E sdsSn s ma aiss u day. WIN 1s
Brig Potos Jackson Tsnpioo q days. With mdse. .
Cysnas tOf BO'lOn HuHsly as Avo AreceiSO r. 20
4. S: IsAP.s. E P.;S o. vi. SSsr
RdSewoOd Henderson, GeorgcOwn g. c. IL DAYS with naval
ss1r samuel Wood BsrS.ni. TSIlo q day, Sis haes a.
sohr J. w. Wilson somor' Wilmington N c. ddays With naval
Sehr Henry Allen. Dayton wlmuStO, N C., days with naval
stores
Son. Esrspss .s Ss'r c: s s S VT. naval stores
DOMESTIC PORrS.
Bosros Nov 8AuiveJ steamships Blackstone baltimore
Admiral from RorfoS; saron FROM philadelphia Neptune
York; brig X. r. lslbroOk, from Mls.goano.
FOREIGN PORTS.
8-The hoh German Loyds steamship
New orb Oct for arrived here TO-DAY
MouLLH Nov GThs Anchor idBo steamship Apga Crag hon
Heu York Oot ~, foo nAAgoN. arrived here TO-DAY
WIIALERS.
San PRASCsOo 4-Auvnd bark Acors Barns Allen
LONDON iron Ocea $50 bbA shac OIL pounds
Of Nbalebore ..
Arrived Sch bark Illinois Of New eon from Arctic Ocean
with LOO bbb. whale ol and 300 pounds bone.
kOr --latest ship a eps SEQ FUul Pa0e.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

addition TO the collection OF wharf rents the Comme-
should also be empowered to collect ieTsy
would properly give the Dock Department entire control
The CommssionerS were not inclined to express de-
tailed definite opinions the probable TOO
ton Of the Department, the future OF wren tnoy 0o
cred rs entirely In tho hands of the L@eisa'uro' u
THE CONTROLLERS VIEWS. if s
In speakine Yesterday of the effect Of the
late election upon the Department Of Finance Con
troller Green combining his remarks to municipal In
terests. said, In substance f"..t
Mr. Havenieyer Is, believe In full accord with your
ideas OF carrying all necessary public improvements
with the greatest possible economy and has election as
NOS only upon tho Department Of Finance
S,eyer Of Mil nndoubtediy be Of great assist
ance in practically carrying out the measures OF
reform anu st.iet economy "eS1y essive and
economical In his IDEAS and, when he IS Mayor that
Official and tie Controller win work together III perfect
In regard TO the framing charter for this city
present no means knowing what that body would do
In the matter; bat that IL it does frame such charter
Departments, ho was satisfied that Mr. Hayemeyer
would disregard all mere personal ana ponoai prefer
eBce and such power for the best interests OF the
Mr Green declined TO express an opinion as to whether
any present heads OF departments should be
moved whether 1t would be wise 10 invest the
Mayor with power 10 remove.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Commissioner Van Mort is, for the same
given by Mr. Green of the opinion that the late
municipal election far at least, Mr. Hayemeyer is
concerned Will have very good effect upon the Depart
ment Of Public Works.
Commissioner stebbins, after speaking IN high terms
OF Mr. Hayemeyer, said that he did not think hat the
late municipal state Federal election would have the
slightest OBJECT upon the Department OF Public Parks go
The Department Of Charities and Correction will
Doubtless DO reconstructed II charter Is given to
the city 10y the next Leg latuTe Tic commissioners
Isaac Bell, James Bowen, James b. Nicholson, owen
w. Brennan, and Alexander Frear. IL has been their
custom since the day OF the organization OF this
Department, in 1910. TO hold their meetings
entirely M private, No meeting has ever been
held TO which reporters OF the press lave been admit
ted such information was deemed harmless was
d0ed the press every second Thursday, by the
Secretary Of the Board This plan OF secrecy was v0-
lated once year by presentation Of yearly report
TO the Mayor. This carefully written report, although
legally que ON May l. was not handed in unu last July
Tine Commissioners and al, decline to express any
opinion hat the action OF The Legislature may be
respect the department in their charge In regard
its economical CEMENT they confident that 1t
could not be in better hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
land BY WILL but that tho bequcst OF Tho PERSONA p
erty Is good, being an absolute gift.
r. e. SUPREME coURT-wAsHroros Nov. 0.

No 0 Bodck a HughesE:rSSors to the .si Ss
Cour tet q. District 20 eossS pO.,oS Of aSsIsr o.
sso%s1 assS,t d s"ss' mo" The suit sU ne
q 4. s,: .nS's .. =. a.: sss
Leg: :.: f. .s "a ss ssssi having I'm Ss
Tss defense was Sas.s ups p, and sa 20 psh
bS been Is 1892 and had improved TIE ps@e a I'm
s..d hs i Ts Ss s oSs nd heu rs.
De other i;e Tie case Us bar Of s and Tia. the
no bar Blair Die. for plaintiff in erO T. T. Garrett loo 20
T M, Brown at JOLT, to the sapro@e cOur Of
n: ps q cco%S, I /, Ts % sssS j 81 q s Rich
Sa, Ppi ohs Two Of The note. ssss S csS be
longing the Upon these tet' s OS1 n.ss ss entitled
, J0 TA S, s,. snns s. aS9 10. '1S inc
Oonad behalf Of The .f 70 error thai sss sSo, ."
bis own name jolly conh no, recover upon the no
w.. settle. .STs % ths p,DaG il error h, writ Of
pe,a.sd .Olo, for doy and n.' To-! the Sss and
300 Tor pSas .rfori p P Stanton and T. W. B'r' Tor
ss The gss State r. sSss, ~ al 45' n sa%'
These arc actions on bonds similar 70 The Uuiled STATES ~
Powell, recently sgud s9d reported ana d. aaSS, ~ a. D cent
Of producing capacity their dist ees .aeheJ the amount 'c
. and Sl ar... .S" Ga iS,r bond. Of
S.9Is s .aw s.c q he SS os sS
for in and the Government sOpea m..tan
billiard saloon Keepers ocoriancs v The nasbe, q tas. hr
keep ana poa sO he sseps s S e and s The act pssS
that ss and th. The ssags Of o GH. .%s for ne aSe:
oye prior the bosds O. H. Hill Tor tue u0fe
m.nt' X Roby and Monroe & Bisbee for dofentanB a.,
No AL United States Hunt-Appa from the Ceu OF Ctua
The ope,op this case Is whether q gene Of volunteers
entitled pay under the thr section ofhe act Of March
1865 which - % ration, expressly
providing should apply 10 officers above the ranE
brev general defendant brgadler genera
and conmnso The Pay Department
provso s! breVet bhgae soneis IN raLa
belou consequently. converse
OF the proposition Is equally tuei snd 6ngalisIgoeer
h rspk is above q brevet brgadergeneral aud that
therefore. bhgsdersCerd i' no. entitled 70 n1 esns
ST. Of he act Tie our. held that there Distinction
veD The two and claimant for the commuta
ton songhL hero maintains that while some
respects bdgadr above beyet bEadeIgcpe still when
the dignity positions Oons eei and when Is everI oy
practice promote 10 full abE the ans.
Be given hardly admit Of doubt and that Congress ondefd
there rank bvees the two officers Which
when III had intended hcade
that used the words tr gsde general only
G. II. Hi Tor Government \. }. D. Rnler for oAiniat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
FRIDAY. Nov. s-r. ii.

The Exchange, while presenting its lato
characteristics OF duness and Lack OF animation, was
yet more lively than yesterday aud "Wednesday. with
activity in certain speealties In stocks an rree'
ular and unsettled market is reported though there was
general tendency 10 weakness Observed though tie
market hesated TO take advantage OF the late political
decision and fulnll its pfedestlned buoyaney Henes
stocks lag and prices sink lower and lower, with only
spasmodc rallies and these without heart cnthusi'
asm. The outsiders are not anxious 10
purchase they were, ana many own
OF stocks would doubtless BIO glad 10
get out OF them II they could clear themselves Tho DO
Partment cards we're admirably shuhled aud equally
well played though it would not DO astonishing n TIE
return Of the financial chief TO his bureau should osais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, John
McGo1n brought 70 the bar charged With .nGo, assault 90
June TO- Lynch quAred with some bs and
stabbed with THo Of tue boys have been convicted but Gle
evidence fsng ipeste heGoven he acquitted George
6tAus on Sept obtained 5g Of Christina kuYfeu pretending that
be goods Custom house which be wanted 70 set lie
ii watches which be valued At $1,000 in her bands IS security
Ihsr said 10 be worth sh0ut 90 per dozen he m9sJ vas sever
returned. Strauss found guilty u Obtaining
prrieuse and sent state Prison
William fremont pleaded guilty OF attempt 70 steal watch from
william AnnE0uf oOHdeslOn OF hJ youth the plea aeeei
e. shd be was sent 70 the School Boan vas hegfel
stealing chest 81 tea from H. g. Vs. Pennington Co. on OCT
bot The ouud him William Maka sentenced 10 STATE
iron Tor ~ 4ea for rgytiei assault admitted 10 bin
Sg9 W Asah ua which has been gsnei BY TIC Govt o.
AJueal-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
cALRnDARs-TBu DII.

UNITED DISTRICT CoVBr A..
n. TolusarV Gags JU9 Philips al Ag DauoW jr
97T Haven, ct al at Wilson BOnBeL
NIL. Francis sgL LJoas-
f92 Han AIT Kjernsn 57l2. Thsn sgt Gilmore
R Soron act Wetberal C0naBt snc
hno 31l4 Bownes Q! 81. agt. WOodrph
m RcsrI.op sgt Marion and al g RsuscA AM
17O1 Sweet sgt Van Hon and ors drgvr1>nt CakHdGr
3lO Button ag Wlsm, and 1913 GsdDef al sg bros@
J71 al ETen sad 9 In tAe matter oil DAVID NJ H.
or, Sands
INA s,ts az, ps.er and Apo Of ChaA Place
M,RSs CopSr-Nou Motions ami Appeals from Orders
and SPALDING j. Caleniaf called AZ III
1ls Industrial Savings BanE OF al -"ebst
satP Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
JUDGE DAv1ss PROBABLE SUCCESSOR

Ex-United States istrict-Attorney L. Della
field smith and Assisant United States
Gen. H. l.. Davies candidates for the position OF
United States DistrctAtOrpey for the Southern Die
trct OF this State Certain United States officials tho
Tinted States building Chambers-st said yesterday
that the coveted position would be rendered TO George
Bliss r and that he did want it, Gen. Davies had
the best chance Of gettn It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
DECISIONs-NOY. Z.

Supreme Court Chambes-By Judge Ingraham:-
spoaofd st Huntington ct SbedTs bl taxed seehr
al The Psrason CoDehat should be Get aside payment
Of sub,eqnsnt Issue and Of this metion Riley agt Armstrong
.-Mohou granted CraAda art DeWoL-See mem OF decision
eher a The Paragon COTbe good hoSn for
opening tho short oaendsrhoton dne
MARITIME sg ohersMOtiOn denied Roberts Of a. agL
reduced 800 Lehenstein ag dreen-
snts for Friday With leave defendant 10 move for
connlsr0a. ~ Ia,
By Judge Bsrret-BroOs ct sgt Knman ct sl-Deoree stse
aCouDse must resette tho oer
10 not correct =, . a,
BY Judge LeOuars-Pblp Agt WolG-Co"plin should DO d'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
n MINIATURES ALMANAC

$50 Nj. g4s Moon seG., O:lo
siaH
gai, Hoof 3f20 snd 251 Hsl date Perry. AL
Sand, HOOK 25I QoT lsiaBd... 322 Hell Gate PerrT SILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
PhSSRNG Frs ARRIVED.

PROM HAVANA AND NASsAU-Ts steamship Moro Cafi> Nov
aMr Ieadersoo PraBcscO Csicsnne NJ Book Miss Helena
Man John CAsHagh ChAea. and from the steamship
Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARLESTON, S. C., FLORIDA PORTS AND TAG SoCTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY from Pier
No ~ North River. ~ D. The steamships
JAMES ADGEh. Capt T. J. LOCKWOOD, Tuesday Nov D.
GEORGIA Capt cRowELI, THURSDAY, Nsy. p
MANHATTAN, Capt. NJ. :. WooDHULL Saturday, Nov D. -,
bupeor ThrOugh uekeu
and bills dng issge connection With the south Carolina Railroad
apons South sn S0uhWes aid tie Moth hasten Railroad
P0renoe all the Cherau and Darlington Hal
road Wh Florida ports Insurance BY this haze ONE
HALF PER CENT Goods forwarded free Of commsien Bills Of
adng furnished A. e oe Local Passenger and Freight
-'' Wv - - HBSRY r. M0RGASE Co, Agents.
For freight tanE turtle. ormaion IN references 70
through freight, apply 10 BENTLEY u. HASDhLL.
Agent Grsn. southern Frssht No 81 Broadway
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BIZ DISPATCHED AS SOON As
LOADED. ....
Entrance Thomas-st .r- .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

w CLARKS PATENT HORSE CLIPPER
Srch s TIE marked slpenot Of this clipper al others In the
wor that have clipped BY single machine hoaf
and hrcqaeFs Ii prevents anything Ike grooves ridges fur
The newt clip i Auma aud has ku0sp
from 100 10 goo horse Without ,l pnnE W CLARK bogs g. nom h.
al all h Clippers stamped wi hs name either
Plates Wooden iaudl ~ others o. bis Pattern stamped
ihns VI h pu,ent a OIoL Louon W, AGena wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-RIEsr CALL.
~ lot O'CLOCK A. ".
KS 8Itss Of gOr>rnDs>nf BORds
1000 s. g. ysi. Con iie, lloeSi T. S Coz s1....ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
Uairhes, 5eweIrp, ttr.

ERANKFIELD g. Co, JEWELLERS, 209 Sixth
ave- corner f9gr satAsi SAD 29 EShgIe corner TEsaIy
hierpate French American and Cuckoo COcks
choice selections very low prices. ..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26

There arc several laws before Congress
brought. by members Of the dominant
party, to this effect:
/. To purchase and run tic Telegraph
as n Government institution.
J 2. To assume jurisdiction over and reg.
ulatc the fares Of the railroads.
8. To paA National election law, and
control the elections Of the country.
4. 10 sezu upon and exercise the CON.
troll Of ull the Common Schools 10 tho df.
erent States.
5. To enter upon and condemn property
10 the States for the Federal Government,
without the consent Of the Legislatures, or
even against their remonstrauce.
6. 10 addition. o Federal Judge 10
Louisiana assumes to decide who are State
Canvassers Of Votes, and thus foist upon tho
people Governor, Legislature, county
officers, DC. H '-s Il"
I. The, Washington Administrator,
with the bayoncts Of its soldiers, sustains
tho Judge in this proposition.
Can any body doubt whero this policy is
tending'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26
soldiers Bounty Land bill.

The following is the Bill as passed
by the House Of Representatives on
the 18th of'December:
That every private soldier, musician
and officer who served in the army OF
the United States during the late war
for 80 days and was honorably dis.
charged, including the troops muster
ed into the service Of the United States
BY virtue of the third section Of an
act entitled an act making approprla.
tons for completing the defenses Of
Washington and for other purposes,
approved February Ii, 1867, and ev-
cry seaman, marine, officer and other
persons who served in the Navy Of
the United States, or in the Marine
Corps during the late war for ninety
DAYS, and who was honombly dis;
charged, and the widow Of any such
soldier, musician, seaman or officer, or
if there be no such widow, his orphan
children under twenty one years OF
age shall be entitled to enter a guam
tity ofpubllc lands, not mineral, not
to exceed 100 acres, which shall be
composed Of continuous tracts accord.
ing to the legal subdivision, including
alternate reserved sections of public
lands along the line Of railroads and
other public works or other land, sub
jcct to entry under the homestead laws
of the Unitel States, and to receive a
certificate of such entry without pay
ment of any government fees.
SECTION .. That such entry shall be
made by the same person entitled as
above, to make the same in person or
by agent under such regulation as the
Secretary of the Interior shall pre-
scribe, and a patent for the lands so
entered shall be issued only to such
soldier, musician, seaman or officer,
or to his widow or orphan children
provided for in the first section ofthis
act. But on sale of such land, or any
interest therein, or power of an attor-
ncy authorizing such sale, or other
contract or agreement in any wise at
fecting or concerning any such land
made, executed or entered into prior
to the issuing Of patent therefor
and the actual delivery Of the same to
the person to whom issued, shall be OF
any effect whatever, but shall benull
and void. @6
SEc. 3. That the Secretary of the In
terror shall prescribe rules and regu-
lations to carrythc several sections Of
this act into effect. Z !!
The bill as amended then pissed
yeas, 10; nays, So. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26

William E. Stevenson, who flched six.
ty thousand dollars Of school money to run
the registration law, and paid bis subscrip-
ton to Republican newspapers out of the
public Treasury, has raised a hid.ous howl
about Printing Frauds. The Courts are,
and have always been, open to him aud
the balance Of the pack that yelp with him.
The cowardly scandal, mougcrs manifest
no disposition to back their accusations
with their oaths. Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26
A Sad Warning.

A little infant of Mr.. Henry Hale, OIL
tho neighborhood Of Bauey's Mill, in this
county, came to its death in sad manner
about ten days ago. As We are informed,
the infant was frettiug and the parents, in
order to Quot it poured little water in a
laulanum vial from which the liquid had
evaporated aud left the pure sediment Of
the opium 10 the bottom, and after shak-
ing it up added some of it to dose of par
agor;c and gave it to 10 child, and
iu short time the babe was q corpse. =
We would not unwit,iugly open anew the
wounds 10 the hearts of those bcrcavcd
young parents, but simply note this sad in
cdertin the hope that it may deter others
from falling into like error, and thus
perhaps, save to some household the jewel
Of its delight Spirit of jefferson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26

What rarity newspaper must be in
Georgetown. Texas, Just imagine no.
tice 10 the nothern Journal like the fol.
lowing in The Sentinel of the above town;
1--WE intended to publish the dispatches re.
gardiug the FIRE in Boston, and laid aside
the paper containing them for the purpose
of clipping them out, but before We had time
to do SO Colonel Cofe borrowed it aud fail.
ed to return it,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-26
Stealing a Horse and Buggy.

A man named Fleming. ulias Anderson,
who had been drinking at one of The ioat'
Ing whisky shops 10 the mouth Of Big San'
dy. on Bird inst, took horse and buggy,
hitched TO the feuce a. the Point, and OBJ
toward Ceredo 10 the way up be drove
againi, log and broke the bugsy; ne
then took the harness from the horse and
mounted bare backed, and rode up TO Cere,
do where the horse belonged. Meeting
Esquire Wright 10 the street, be tried to
borrow saddle: llr. Wright, recognizing
the horse, directed the traveller tothe store
of A. II Perry the owner Of the horse
The thief rode round to the store Of Perry
to borrow saddle to ride the stolen horse
to Huntington, when the clerk recognized
the horse aud had him arrested he was
examined by Esquire Plymale, who sent
him to jail a. Wayne county, West va
There, under the careful guardianship Of
Deacon Johu II. Ruby, he will have q
chance to cool off. and repent Of his unFor'
luuate frolic. Argus. e|l