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20 WARREN STREET. NEW YORK,
II, importer e az tieds o
Heads for Indian and Other IToAea
Also MAsuFAGTURERo OF
Ear.s chs, W1npsn. nair-pipo, Shell-AsosA
la8,aa Bells 8fass Bsads aat 8ssteas.
Nh ASS WIRE and Gil I'm, CHINESE vEE s
ls.s1N ard obi c..ossi sl.s Z. si1 u 100 IL
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ANOTHER ArrIDENr.-tM FuiSsiay eve'tis9
~ Mr.. Y NJ. Farnila,n. who f+si.irs III Bear
.r...L ,,,o,,r sixteen miles from Bozt,ilab.
was rrn~siny Middle creek on ms way '"''"f
hi. horses :, l,l.nly started "n tile run.
throwing Mr. Far,lia,n from the wagon ahh
h4 right ...y m,snsins 'a''"sF'' IN ,ls w'H'l
v.,s hr..kt, between the k:iee anil a'rh
intS .rs,.oa'ely ~. Wi'>.a WIS win
hin, ~ m. tim. a,l hi. br my 4 the i j rsi
nan to Town. IL the Nnrfi' ftfii'e i''"'''
w.mr,. pr. Mns~i bred and 'l"nr' st ~
rae urr.l limb. AL ~. patient i n"w ''"s
a. wei a. ..:s., In expected.
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Don't miss this fr-t and 0Hlv CHI to hny W
aucti u IL lot in Nll r1oa iiitiln ~ tn town III
Bog, man. lh-y are fhr Haost a+sirabie lots IN the
town
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r1r.sE. DsLLARs REWARD:
For the return ii m Ii IF ,is is,t.d
fsu ii - q lsu lis.

CIR inform its, irIa,ac 20 IA " iSs1sFt!. - -
~ We III ale "a. IL Il .,l.'e Du>iii tss q
MAG.It. > Bo-eiia.i Llnd Asehcs
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WHOLESALE.

LIQUORS AT Who'll FS - l. H
tn. Following Brands Speciality:
- ~ r,,m FILTERS jules robin Fr'ch Israndy
II -. n Nh ,uri, ii. ..ss,,si.Htsy,' Bourbon,
~ Hickory bourbon. Ta-tor tspnrn ~.
Old Wills EYE, Ri-h RIVER W :so"1oohs
FINE .,li rye Ui.t Auno sgailela,
T.. ct. Sparkling catawb'.
cOGSAC BRASDIES.
Il nault 4 Co., j. i..l,e-y y -. Msrtrll.
,.;ns I'LL, Cabinet Whisky,
+. Wickl,f. Very Did aye Xxx.
Sal Franks Panac,s Hitter.
Fits. DAVIS & SPELLING.
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j. now IN the Saddle. si<ain Vi t''s citizens t'f
c,,.. .,,..; i.
unhS rug o'"' '''"' = 4 '"' :" ~
a., ,.,,..;...J IL 49,, ~,
iheus' us ""rs3 '"is'u. as's VIZ" sus
s4.ri,cions reach twenty thOusaI Il d,llArs,
-. 49,, I
W. 81, ely ,ns;st thar II IA fhe d,,v at eye, !.
riIizen "i" owns a 7 'ot 81 the 'u'''i' SOU
ot this highly lavnre,l rrgi ~ IT, subscribe
lit..ralfv IL this i.stitufisu. Thu. prepa,:,-
fny Ilm,tt,u MT Is already In siiceesss nj
,..r.,I,. 1, ,ni.r ~. .,r. ~ .kif Il in.,rn-
:, "' nv $3.50. -
r. f'h4i PIT Your ~ 'i.S utSh I'r u
uOtrl round slim Miiea Mcguire pushes hls
,,,.,s, ri,u,,n nj son.
81
We hare appointed WILLIAMS 3 MURRAY
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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF BOHEMIAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoAPTRoLLhh or TIlA CURRENCY,
Washington, iuHAst lAh, ISL.
sIRs: lnclos-d pl.ase find Certificate authorizing
ssT4fE EIR>r NATIONAL BANK OF BuzENA>o to
commence The business of Banking, which lease
publish ON the receipt thereof in accordance with
tn. requir .pents Of the 18th section of the ACT, and
;forwar, to this eiie copy of the newspaper in
which the same is inserted.
Very respectfully,
JSU. JAY KNOX,
Comptroller OF the CurRency.
tEASpEa NJ BLACK, ESQ.,, President First National
B.sk,.' Boa. uah, Mo-faaa
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ADMINISTRATORS NslIc
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors.
IN the Matter Of the Es ats Of William q. Marsh,

3 De0Aas9t
Y E1TERS OF ADMINISTRATORS having been
cranf,.d 70 ne NV the Probate curt OF q II tI
,is,fv H. August the nth, \. u. i512. all per-
sons Having claims against said .st.'- ar. ra,,ssit.t
the date sai. letters Of r they may tr .rtrin
my benefit Of said estate; and If such claims he no
exhibited wi hin two ye,rs from tn saat+ 81 grah'-
iiIperso owing siil estate arr rt'inrstsa -
settle hmm, -siiafely.
''"sSe A'os~ 4. q. R,.AnEtEY,
Administrator of III. estate OF WIN. II. Marsh
Heceas ii.
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NE w 90 n = !.

We reg sto i,ifnm the public that W. are
now receiving dailv additions 10 our >s'sk ~
Dress Good. Millinery. Flannri*. Ih'me.s-
tics. Shoes etc. all ~ the irs style. NM. are
off..ring them to The trir At sni:hl margin
above cost and cartiaga.
STRASBUEGER Il co,
n.y. Main street. Rozenian.
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The District Clcrksh ip.

~ ~. r.. vh,y n.Hy. CO RI Of the FIRST
Jad,citt Iistrict. Mo.taua itr''t"Ty:
~. ~, ,,.r 10 ,.,I. l.wyprs AMI business
,m.n 1t Is..z.h.n r'sp"'tsl.y !'.ii'ta,, s'aiI
,."nnr :" nf am. - ma, .,;.,r;c, i, md
g.. r.,,,.,;,, ,...,.,,. :, II CI,n-y. Esd. now
.i.,r ,r,,r.,tly E,.,frli IN iaz mr..
". t'ansv ~ :o,ly ma u ct's.hl.a y.
i"n-,s W. ;'.,....,,. !. ~, M, r.. =, ,.l.
Arro"SEyt.
P.ge G lamtn. fdylrls Won
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{ - y q
pysAEr FOK THE WAGON.
soldiers, 4 Attention!

4 meeting of the soldiers Of fs'r War q
m. Rebellion will be held AT Speitl, 4 krug's
Hall in Bozetnan. saturday evening q ,cfol'rf
Is. 1872. at O'Clock All Hssip.,. soldiers are
requested 10 attend. The meetingslis called
ia discuss 4 nlatief OF interest to I'LL.
= ~ TacLson II F Williams.
III u tTnrr n III Carpenter.
Il = Williams. j Finch.
81 u f'amrr,ns = y HAWKS.
RI wilkins.
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iIark, I he ,r a.i ai,g, sag

iIark. I he II ing. sag: ,,,
,kn a ..toisiy - .'sm ,si' or slths;
or turn rour buoyaht spirits t"n-e
ga wnl-k y straight At tnr hit"s.
The best t. Ia.rs II CY. N bCSr' hyas saioon'
NJ .in street, Boz man. "a
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Park - House.

\ L PARKS. Pros, rietOr.
RAJ ti.,BUR.:. NJ.
II one If lin. hest h,,.l- il, tit. n,nti.tai =.
'rh.. blcs 1T this lln,< are always sui'pii.d
win lie la.>i he inark-, .,fsorsts.
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thASa We ns' ic. that ey M''nt> has
a,si,,,,4i the proprietary u The Kiyas :lot..',
~. I,..,,r,.prn. vic, have. his M.en tor New
York. where in i,,tr,,,l- Spending the winter.
Cy k,.nw. l,,w To III tile ..-iat''ng'' in gs"si
>l,lr. and ALL ~ .lnu'h nah" i an attractive
pt,... al resort. H.. Intend. keeping 'n'us'
nut m. very b.st bras IT liquors ai'i q
y,r.. anil ~ he is iir>t-cla>s Ittly' 1T the
..,rieu,.- hi, pair ms can rely 81, getti.,. y
isl,r .t,slvan. FIR their investments III MS ''s-
iatplisn,.icnt. Call and tAne siini ,lef.
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res IJRcas.

III CtoSe " 0.1sSS1oos' l/e1' ~ 1o1@'
TIE, DJRca'.
L,.ns an, d counts ...s ....-s...:s e.as g
sss n,a nd i. ..oi; ii:u5.i,,
o. ). 10 Il, to seeur. p p'sits -
IA. from L :.n l. a & ..srv. 81 .a.s -
B as From J, i. s.,s, III NIX =
Ranking use $50. !. - - =
Oth-rast..i Estatss:..... -. :.
lrrenf Expenses d sss,s y. - z ~
p.xss Pail :.i:a,.:: 1f,, S,
t;ash inns h, .ini X ~ Il. ~ 81
TX ;nsng. f,r Clssrfns rise - :.
Hills II .ri u i b ks t.el' "
E ';I's Is & , L ar by i;s
Specie viz :Ctn Sc ..s's . = 6 w
! , Ill ca.os x. on olnsrs.snks -
I1asd Tslt,r y ,tes 49, -
+ ~ -,,.r-o.at Grid: ses .f..s.i'..s -.
q III DAFT. -. - :,
ss.7ss =
EC,pita1 sock psil in. 49, =
SIryiu F,ni... Y s.-.'. - y.
ins;puH - = = 81 h d;
rite e,t - q
| Pr 1T and Lass.. =. =. -
| y I'll nal u ank G reuiali0n usstanainS... -
state .lak Circulation on ~tanfing .--... " =
Ind;.;dn,, i,.,k<it.. .........-.... Hssft ~
-. .:sss s.,sr{s:s
Cashier - hpcks outstanding - &.
/ United States Deposits -. =
Deposits . u 5. Dis ursiag o.a 'sfs -
/ f)as to attsl Ill Ranks ~ !.
] iyu. 10 i. ss. ~ - IN 1Aaxei ;..s...
Mites ant His fe-dssoounted .....,....-. - s.
ailIs ~ Aste.. j. Il. Is. . - =
| zs 49, ~
/ TERRITORY or MoNrAsA. a
co safI OF Lrscis aas Clarke. 5 W !.
/ I f:a,rve W sFax. Cash.. af thu First Na4onai
nj nK al suxemar. Al. sneInaE sxsar Nd IS tss
abos. stateiirnt II trn " Dss' = ~ - ~
- ~ ps'1sa gro W. FOX. Ca-hi :.
sabAor.b,l 4aisv,ra i, bsiars ~ tnls istn dsy
OF Ucto ser, 81 = S s.. 8 .. g, sA,.,st,
coaasuF- Attest: 9 ., 80 ~,
G.; tI ,sc o'sse'0ss.
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'IsfozEMAN ACADEMY.

This sch.oi will be opened Ii the Hal ofsthe
Good Tempiirs.
Monday. the 11~t Inst.
sor stnssr.s of bot, sexes. Tuition to be paid
monfhly ~ six I. HAIRS per m nth.
Instrncfi ~ IN rnus,e and M ,ern languages ex-
ara. For further. par, cs1l srs nd lress:
Principal.
orxiss u. q. eRITTEyDlN:, u
@45Ezs = a. Etce PRINCIPAL.
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yISEsNR BIr FER. !. ny he b"ttir or case,
,u.i ti "a III si' shat l disin's. AZ tRc ne"
i,ru st.,re Of W. W. MYr j. u zem ~.
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offI'E

,.s...--'N' ....". ..#. .
Governor 1890
Secret ,rS ...''.'
Chief Ju tee.
Associate Ia sic :
Il. ). Dist. Az J
Surveyor Y ,nrrai
i,,ri,f, r Of i.au'iS
i,,r. i,tr
SUP tin'lisa Ahr :
Il. !. Mtrshai, :.
Ass ss,.r Int krs
Collector =.
I,llrctar Cu ,ton,r
8. ). Commission
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AccrbESr.--On Thursday last - accident
.sa.ufr.si L, Mr. 5. d. H.atIs,'i. \ brother
.afH.rt. H.n.i.., ..,,,, which r.sHite,l III The
breaking of Ms riyi,t leg. Mr Hcirl''r.'','
h Id .eu 10 Meadows mil tor alfa -four,
AMI VAS on his way with it To lis ra,,c;i on
t... .pt..r iellnws.,iie.a.din cr.'-si,x 4 S.ll
II, li,tk way iii. sil. ~ thu FnrI. \ yoke VI
Young SEER which, he Vas driving -, th'.
i. nj broke a,ri run. Mr.. iIsh.i.rs"'. IL try :
ing l., prevent thu. over arnI,g ut tn. wagon
Nh. run ever aud Ills lrE br..krii. lie MAS
brought 10 tin. N,rtll Pacific ..s't.i ant '1sn'-
or. Mus .hrsal rid M,inttn. Msrs. sssOn ~ ~
entlai. G., !. u he m.tansis ..,,an.
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RsLr ;ipusK.g W. ". .slitr<'n, goes
:tollelr aIai. wts.is. to assist in The eieelierl-
tory seIyiess4pf the si,ev n. =. Church IN
that citys Rev f. iiiri lsyili iiII'fhr appoint
Il ent here next Sabbath NJ . o'clock =. n. q
d. ..>--s <r--s-o>--sk 49,.
Aer; horse &c. over the. Razslass Course
81, the iapis. Full particulars next wesk
s, es.4---s..ssss - s
sWArr T0E THE wAfas,N i
che author Of the above soul-s'irrinx melody y
resnertftfEIy infs,rf&l that hean do better ~ RsL
tnr rns M THOSE 1t;sqsoIne nAslfaE MI GLhRkS
livery Emporium when feels like taking ritz
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tn abovrslots beiHs situate in tie most desirable
go, ton Of he suburbs. wing contiguous to aad .i-
j.t'Hx southwest ss.srarr OF tie present tDWi,
site, My ..sl. nlut.a NJ in the ic
IL. uf Elt A. II. Gil srct, t,s,ad Tenn lar 4iAll
ARE nsiii.MfI teeul.De fer the rreCtio busine5e
houses ,,iiu resiiieuces. his Will BIZ MIST
class opportunity persons tD secu ii siIa.l.
incs.ions ior building. To Ii s.sttt w.t,snt
serve w. W. ALDER Sfj...
j. J.. M..tPHl. .hee..
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I THE II GH.sr Pr u p.lI f'r Csr,nfy War
rant. aud onnty Bonds. Apply IT the
Fi-~t National hank.
i. n. BIZ sCK.
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BIIts.-;y. have CLOSED up our hooks Tor
lh;. pas year. an, Rendered bill. for al t''''
j. ..ur This oii.s. IL, i" tlm 81 Of s,ct der.
Bin. r ..,',-cribiinn were. rrn rrs-l t"r lie
y,.:r ..nI,,. 81, he 5ii, 81 September. fisss'
nc.. .,,,,- have either i4c.. uress,ir'l II - {
,i,rpa i, tie 81 IN \ 70 y Iing,,.l's and
n at b phil Having e"'srsd ~" new ~
r,,y..e Il II becomes NECESSARY Y e''i''t
III. BUSINESS IT his OH nis, new in'si-.
and we insist on having alI arrraragr- 81
flaj
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Goal OIL, Lard Ola, a.isssee.r OIL ana Iur
u,x.At L. ans. VIA stc - ios fAtcces =.
IN. "A. il,u. store iii w. W. M,.r.ls, HazsM.aA
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Andersen Adliioltg The City Of Bozenal

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A1sENTS.
FACE.

aiv.r;ise,n ,nts AL L'ct Notices = a.e' =, =,
,,,,tir,tiu. u,lr.. The, lin. IS specified ii WINCH
they are t., be punished, will be ms r'e' '''' ~
tiI nnd eli .rsei f.r accordingly!
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vs ~, orr. pa,ro rs 10 distinctly IN erstand tna'
l.,aate, Lob Priataa and IrAasieat Aover 'sems y
s.vs be nal for /. ADVANCE. No excsp lon " u 0e
rod. IL, This rule,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

A CABINET MANUFACToRY BURNED-Loss S95,OOO.
Early last evening Sergeant Mullins of the
Twenyninth Precinct discovered fire in the basement
NJ the ye-storv double building, Nos 62 and l6 West
Tveptyseyenth-st An alarm was at once sent OUT Dut
1t was apparent that the FIRE would be large one TOT
before stream Of water could DO thrown into the
building the flames had mounted 10 the upper hoors ana
were rapidly spreading Two additional alarms were
rung and every effort made to prevent the spread
Of the fire. which at time threatened the destruction
Of the greater part Of the block. Adjoining the burning
building was another large fvestory double build
ing, occupied as chair factory, and beyond
this was a carriage mandatory. Both OF these Dud-
ngs as well as burning factory, were filed with in
aammable material, and, II the flames had attained
headway, is difficult to tell where they would have
been checked.
While the fire in progress, some OF the safes in
Marvins safe mandatory the upper floors, fell
through the floors to the basement, and, striking the
boiler broke of the saetyyalve rush OF steam fOl
loved leading many 10 suppose that the boiler had
hurst The crowd In the street and in sevenhave. and
the occupants Of the houses in the vicinity ran away
terror-strcken. The fire confined 10 the building III
which it originated that, with the contents,
almost entirely destroyed, only the front wall and
portion Of the side walls being left standing.
The basement, first and second floors were occupied
stock and machinery, $4,000. The second and
third floors were occupied by Marvin S Co. as a
safe mandatory; loss stock and machinery,
500 The upper floor vacant. All Of the
losses are partly covered by insurance Nos l5s and l6O
were occupied by T. G. Robinson chair manufacturer,
who owns this and the building destroyed. His loss
stock Inv water is about s 600 Loss on buildings about
$4,000 no lC6 is i9nPtory building occupied On
and on the u1per floors by eight families. The total
loss about 5000. The buildings IN seventhave. and
Twentv-sxth-st. were slightly damaged bywater.
The origin Of the fire will be investigated by the Fire
Marshal. Less than two years ago this building was
George Dnger said 10 be one OF the firm of Doeusch
& Co. was detained at Police Headquarters 10y order Of
Fire Marshal Mcspedon to await the result OF all inyes-
tigatOD.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE Jersey CITY MALFEAsANCE CASES.

In the Hudson County Courts, yesterday the
trial OF Chosen Freehoder VTeeland and Messrs.
Bumsted and Welsh Of the Jersey City Board Of Public
Works was continued. NJ Sanford Cashier OF the First
National Bank testified that Vreeand kept an account
in his Bank and had made, among Others the following
deposits June 90 $4,000 June a. s5 900 in two checks
one for $4,000 and the other for s5 OO0 July g. 666 s5
July 49, s661 O5; July IT, s2292O On June % Vreeland
was charged and Abram Coard credited with s34735 6j
July Vreeland was charged with s3OOOO July 8, with
$4,000 July 49, with $780, $780, OOO and $1,000 and July
q with $4,000.
The prosecution endeavOred TO show that the heavy
money transactions between Vreeland and Bum
sted, and for that purpose called William H. Hogen-
camp cashier Of the Second National Bank, who test
fed that Bumsted kept account in his bank and was
charged as follows June 81 s 49, so 49, $3.50, and $4,000
the latter from the First National Bank; June 2s $780,
S2OOOO aud S250O0 the two latter from the
First NatiOnal July Mr.. Bumsted was credited with
SEQ 900 and SIP July with $4,000 by check on the
First National July H. with $500; July 20, withs0OOO
by check on the First National Itwas shown that Nree
lands credits at the First National correspond with
Bumsteds debts at the Second National, and Nreeand5
debts are the Same Bumsted's credits.
The theory of the prosecution is that Messrs Vreeand
Bu'sted and Welsh IN couson, and that Bumsted
advanced TO Vreeland money TO buy land, which was
afterward sold TO the city through BumstePs influence,
and 70 the defendants mutual advantage. Case on.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Daniel Webster Appleton died in Boston on
THURSDAY from received several days ago
In breach of promise case in Providence yes
teris Jna valt aged a. recovered verdict Of sl6o against
Thomas Grscs, sgrd %.
go. The store of Lewis Brown & Co., No A Sum-
er Boston robbed Thursday night Of silks gloves &c. 10
ths amount Of $500
George Marden, alias Marsh, o noted pick
pocket the leg THURSDAY BY Ocer Bsg
while attempting escape arrest The wound not serious
80. The Hon. William Baker Mayor Of Evansville,
Ind died on THURSDAY He elected hay hve mes and
serving eleventh year Of bis death he Brother Of
Gov. Baker.
49, The Board of Officers for the revision Of the
Army recommended the system Of exercise pre-
pared Capt Mathew ORourie and the Secretary OF W" has
sequently selected system for aud Instruction.
The Centennial Commission has fixed upon
opening exhibition the 18th OF April and close he
October 1875 all articles for exposition to arrive the lat o.
20 position and classification An Invitation will
be ssae every nation participate and aeeeptsne Of the invitation
March 1914 aud the been hred
receiving sppheahons for space.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
A TERRIBLE VOYAGE.

Among the vessels recently Quarantined is
the Bremen bark Atalanta, which arrived some days
since with merchandise and 475 passengers principally
Poles consigned TO Theodore Ruger No. AZ Beaverst.
Two days after leaving Bremen OF the sick
ened with smallpox and died Nine days later another
case occurred and measles and scarlet fever broke out
among the children, twenty of whom died before
reaching Sandy Hook. and five after arriving
there. Five adult passengers also died Of
smallpox, and one seaman Of scarlet fever,
making. 80 deaths in all. The Health officers
caused the sick be removed TO the smallpox hospital,
and the vessel TO be thoroughly ceansed and dnected
1t has been asserted that the great mortality owing
TO the bad provisions furnished, but Ruger, the
sgnee and Capt Christopher Of the vessel say that the
provisions of good quality and had passed Govern
ment inspection. Capt Christopher states that the sick
ness was owing TO the filthy habits Of the passengers,
many Of whom had eaten the soap he gave them with
which to wash themselves, under the impression that it
was cheese The German Consul intends investigate
the matter.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

4. u ,,oroords for the purpose OF sending
them to their constituents. From the parade Oh .io
mart OF the loyal Administration editors ana
ttves and by small number the Democracy, 1t was
Thought that Mr. Voorhees's speech must have hao an
extraordinary circulation The facts are that oniy oo
comes of the speech were ordered and they were dVded
mn a follows Repre- sentative Van Trump OF Oho |Vo
COPIES: Representative sypher OF LOUISIANA Aulnhs-
traton Republican, 1OOO copies, and Representative
Daniel W. voorhees, Of the With District OF Indiana 100
copies
Aloodinp Democrat of Ohio, who has been repeatedly
honored by his party, and whose opportunities Tor ihor
nation and Of Judgment are not eXceed py
any man in Ohio writes TO friend in this city, under
date Of May H. as follows:
The political situation here is anomalous. HTesey
nomination received by the Grant men WIN T al
grin and the Democrats disappointed lhey az
looked for Adams Ten days nave eiaIseu gnu gnu Ii ti
change marvellous, though not M t U ha MI
decided that he will vote for Greeley Inc teIt one VIZ
soon be OF the way OF thinking. MANY @
have gone beyond, and two ont O every zen oD D1 ~
that # the Democrats do not nominate Greeley AZ ba
more they VIII never vote DemoeIatc ucket Ssam d
Many Republicans begin 10 talk out In meetlnc % a1
declare for Greeley may be mistaken, but think Cid
White Hat" VIII carry OHIO IN November ana theTe can
be no question TO his success IN the Union Az nat
necessary to produce bolt from Grant TO Greeey
is the evidence that the Democrats do not ntend 70 take
advantage of it, think our Convention at baltimore
will be wise, discreet and polite enough for the emer
gency.
Again. under date Of May q, the same gentleman,
after travelling through the country extensively
writes:
The contest thps far Is most remarkable one. There
is no bitterness and apparently not much activity, Dut
vet you can all the while note change gong on anu
Ihe 90 not SIan think You need have any fear Of
Democrats voting for Grant SHAH be much suIprlseu
IT. i'm Ohio III race between Grant and greeley tne
latter does not get more Republican votes IN Franklin
County than tie former viii Democratic votes In the
rom an see ana hear that the race viii be between
Grant and Greeley alone aud the latter Will wln''
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
pROF- MORsE,a WILL.

The will of the late Prof. Morse was admit
ted 10 probate yesterday before Surrogate Hutehngs
The will bears date Feb. 1872, and names Thomas r.
Walker Of Utica. Henry Day, and Arthur Breese Proal
OF this city executors and trustees With the exception
OF specific egacies his whole property held in trust
for the use of his wife, and will be divided her death
among seven children. The following legaces and be-
quests will be paid from the Resduary Fund:
Home Of the Friendless, Poughkeepse s. zoo Nassau
Hall Princeton to found two scholarships TO be named
Finley and Breese respectively, s2Oo Union THEOLOGY.
cal Seminary, Hampden Sidney Va, tloc0 Old Ladies
Home POughkeepsie, 1000; National Academy Of De-
sign NewYork for procuring suitable medal for the
encouragement OF art" sl0O0 American Geographical
Society a medal for the encouragement Of geographical
research sOoo New-York City University Scholarship
Medal, 81, 600.
The cross Of the knight Commander Of the order Of
the Dannebroge conferred upon him 10y the King OF Den
mark s TO be returned the Chancellor Of the Order at
Copenhagen. codicil, bearing date March II, le72,
makes several minor changes.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
A WOMAN BRUTALLY Murdered.

As Mary A. Gallagher age %, was return
ing to her home No n Alent, the evening OF May
H. she met Patrick Clifford, who asked her TO go with
him 10 a disreputabe house, and when she refused TO
60 struck her face telling her 10 the pavement
While che was lying the ground, she was kicked in
the abdomen by him. ana received very severe injuries
The suffering assisted home, and physi
clan summoned but he did not consider her injuries
fatal the police informed Of the assault. The
patient grew worse however, and on Thursday night
Coroner Hermann was summoned 10 take her ante-mor
tenn statement. The Coroner. hearing the facts OF
the Instantly informed the police Of the assault
that had been committed by Clifford. and orders we're
issued for his arrest which Capt Cinchy Of the Four
teenth Precinct accomplished early yesterday after the
sick woman had died. Clifford will he detained in the
Fourteenth Precinct Station House until inquest has
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