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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28
SKY-LIGHT
WAREHOUSE

1ANCE1NIlIlIE, n. T..
We have opened in Yanceyville, a Ware
house for the Sale Of Leaf Tobacco.
We have about Thirty resident buyers
In this market whoare paying the highest
prices for Tobacco.
We solicit the patronage fthe Farmers
Of raswell and the surrounding country;
promising them full prices,
We have large WAGON YARD well
enclosed and good LODGING ROOMS
and will do every hing to make our pat
rons comfortable:
parSales daily from II o'clock TO 3 o.
clock. and we pay the Ctsh In the ware
house.
PINSIX. N0RFLEEr & JORDAN.
Feb 10, 1872 u
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RICHMOND 4 DAN. RAIL ROAD.
ON and after December /. ISL:
CONC WEST

On and after December I. ISL:
GOING WEST.
Trqin IN. 9. (tllrous!i passengcr) leaves Ii.h.
mond laiy Except Sunfays) ut 40 A. ~; lie ives
ilnylle 70 i:y3 4. NJ; arrives at Grecnsburo' At
! ~ y. VI.
Train No. 9 Q.ynrhburg passengrr) leaves Rich
mond daily ut 9:lj A. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg
iit ) i. NJ.
Train No. Iitthnugh mail and cxpres) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:iD J.. NJ; leaves Danyillr
daily II iu:l4P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro dsily
II l:l3 A. II.
GOING EAST.
Train No. ~ Through mail and express) iiea, g.
Greensboro daily at 100 T.. NJ; leaves DanyiIIe
daily nj ln:i2 =. ~; arrives at Richmond daily at
ha4 A. NJ.
Train No q Through passengpr) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Srldays at u s5 A. NJ; leaves
Danyc 1t i:21 T.. "; arrives at Richmond ut
sci n. NJ.
Train NJ. 10 lLynchburg passcnger) leaves
Lynchhnrg daily IL $50 A. NJ: leaves BuTkeyie
40 II. NJ; arrives 1T Richmond al II. VI.
Trains Nos. aud II connect NJ Greensboro
with trains on tile North Carolina railroad for al
points south.
Train No. G. connects ri Burkeye with train
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
~ points southwest and south.
THROUGH TlCkErSto all points south and
southwest can e procured at the ticket office ii
Richmond. and II. +. WALKER, Agent of the Al
lsntis, Mississippi AMI Ohio railroad, No. 1921
Main street. Richmond.
JOHN n. MACMURDo.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
7. NJ. II. TAIcoTr. Engineer and Superintend-
ent.
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The Orange Hotter.

Mr. Bell ofNewbern has leased the Or
nnge Hotel in this place for term OF five
years and proposes very soon to open the
House for the public. We know Mr.. Bell
to be team that will make Hotel 'gon
when ne gets hold Of it. Ldus Deoi for
this new enterprise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28

Messrs Webb and Roulhac Of this place
have bought the Thompson Mill Of this
place for six hundred dollars and We learn.
intend removing their Smoking Tobacco
Factory over there and running 1t by wa
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Cedar Grove.


Mcssrs. Editors: notice In the last
number Of your paper that Mebanesville
and Graham have each shipped $1,000
partridgcs North. Now Mebaneville has
four and Graham more than that number
Of stores. yet from Cedar Grove, Ellis alone
has shipped 10000 partTldgcs and as to
eggs--well he supplies the New York mar
ket more or less.
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Solicit Consignments OF Tobacco, Cotton.
Flour, Grain, Provisions, &c.

Rsba AGENTS for q. Ober and Sons STAN
dard Fertilizers III. tile States Of Viii inia
and..North Carolina
\ Phospho Peruvian Gnano.
Special Tobacco Compound,
Amnoniated Sup. Phosphate Of Lime.
Potash and Plaster combined in barrels.
Also, on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime.
Plaster, salt, Bone Dust, de-, Clover and
Grass Seeds.
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negro alrI nrerned.

A liegro girlnamcd Ada Rountree living
at Mr.. Joe Mckee's In this county fell Into
Little River while crossing foot log aud
was drowned. Mfr. Joe Smith let the wa
ter offin his mill and she was found at the
bottom OF the pond.
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stencil niih Palsy.

Mrs. Katie Ray, living few miles from
town and the proprietress Of the Mineral
Spring so well known in this county, has
been struck with dead palsy. She Is just
as bad a. she can be TO be alive.
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! DanyiIIe Tobacco Market.
ExGLrsH WATER PROOF ovERcoArs

WE have Just received n supply Of George
wv Dndgc's. celebrated Gum 0yercoats. inanti-
featured in Englsnd. They ARE the hest wafer
proof Oyercoats ever intr, diced into this country
and only weighs lC ounces Can be easily carried
in pocket and combines a Waterproof 0yercoat
and buster. as either side can I've worn cut. llay-
ing received these goods dIrccI from the Manu-
features agents, We are enable to nti.r these At
very low rates. We respectfully invite the public
to call, aud examine these goods. as also our fine
stock Of Clothing, Shirts and GentIemen's Fur
nisi.ing floods. and the largest stock OF Cloths.
Cassimers and Sertings to he found South Of
the Potomac.
L. ID. SPENCE & son.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
1870 Main Street.
Jan. 18th, Richmond, Va.
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TObacco!
MOrehead's Warehouse.
GREENSRORO,. NJ G

WILL open every Wednesday on and
after the first "Wednesday in March l6thJ
for the saleof LEAF TOBACCO. Those
who consign with me are assured of the
best prices. IL the sales do not give salts
faction the Tobacco MAJ lie taken I'M &
shipped elsewhere. No charge for st0r-
age. Warehouse fees the same as mt Dam
Vile. Liberal advances will be made
The Warehouse has first class prizery at
tached. In the handling, ordering and
asserting Of your Tobacco, too much care
cannot he taken. Ample camping grounds
are offered TO planters. I'll do my hest
for consigners; they can't ask more. Ire
fer every man to his ncighbors, that the
good news may spread.
Very respectfully,
EUGENE MOREIEAD.
Feb. Is, 1872. I'm
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TOWN DIARY.

ONE case Of Kangaroo Stoop.
Mr.. CAMERON has son Cadet at Lex
ington iVa.l
HILIsBoRoi Is the home Of talented
young Au.horess.
A FINE COW Of Mrs. Owen Slipped up
and broke Its neck on the ice the last spell.
OUR Jour- has tried a whole week to
rent such a thing asa bed He takes the
floor.
THANKS for two nice apples sent us by
Mrs. Henry X. Nash. There are apples
In town.
HILLsBoRo il the Long Branch Of North
Carolina for sunlniering 1t. Eno's the
long branch.
TOMBSTONE Jones. son of CO.. Cad Jones,
il editor of The Lantern very neat
paper published at Rock Hill, ). q.
Nix. PAUL e. Cameron has returned
from Mississippi from u visit to his daugh-
ter. Hesaw the Mississippi covered with
Ice.
"PLEAsE give me ten cents us what an
old woman asked US this morning. She
cried and apologized aft forwards. It's all
right. now.
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1872.

TURNEBEOVER A NEW LEAF
thank tn public Tor past patronage IN the sad
a die x Harness making business, and solicit an
Increased custom the current wear.
make The best SunmeI-set. Met ellan, Spanish
and fall-iack Saddles, aud the hest Harness &
time
VIII ~ future keep better stock ofwork than
! have keii sineo the surrender, and will sell Il
lower titan ever.
tome aud look 1T my work |. will cost yott
nothing 10 do so.
viii take IN exchange Tor work some money !.
SOME cnrn a SINE ilonrer but no wood. Bring
me grist Of corn, aud ut Il llind bride Marran-
ted 20 lat fyr wears.
will Repair Saddles aud HARNESS low for any
kind Of trade except wood and wheat straw.
Az viii clean and repair old Clocks in good
sly le cheap.
JOE. TURNER
lliIlsboro.' jan 11Eh., 1874 Il.
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rsr pr. w. j. Palmer, Of Bellovillc,

Iv pr. w. J. Palmer. Of Belleyillc.
Canada, passed this point tonight on o
visit TO his excellent mother at Milton.--
DR.. Palmer has hosts Of friends in his old
home and more since he has risen to dis
tinction, of course. the few who we're not.
ifany such, will be the glsdest TO sec him.
A Daily paper 10 canada speaks in the
highest terms Of DR.. Palmer and wishes
him pleasant visit to the "old Turpen-
tine State.
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CRY norEL'
Formerly Cooks Hotcl,)
RALEIGH. Y. Il

haIEsihIii ~. y.
Situated near the business portion ofthc
City, yetquiet and retired.
This house has been newly refitted In
elegant style, and will afford excellent and
pleasant accommodation to transient and
private boarders.
The proprietor guarantees satisfac;ionto
all who may favor him with their patrons
age. The rooms are large, comfortable
and neat, and his table shall be furnished
with the best the market affords.
RATES MODERATE.
Purters will he at the depot on the arri-
val Of the trains, and omnibusses will take
passengers to the Hotel. Meals can be had
atail hours.
The best Liquors and Cigars will be kept
at the Bar.
MARX. SCHLoSS,
Feb lily. Proprietor. I.
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rINlIE FIRM or hill. BENTLEY & SKIN
Il kER, having bppn dissolved. wnnhl inform
ms friends that have rnterrl into tile rinpIpy-
ment OF Messrs. y. VI. Wilson & Co.. and IN this
connection wOnld respectfully Snheit q share n
the patronage 80 lilpfally bestowed uion tie lar,
firm of Hill. Bentley Il Skinker.
WILLIAM q. BENTLEY.
Richmond. Va. JAM. 18TH. Iur.
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Thos. Stanley OF Newbern got Corn for
sale.
John Kirkland Jr. Of this town, now
with Carhart a Bro. Now York.
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TnEnAnY nusINfSs.

The InfantiIe tribe Of the Fairfield neigh
borhood hal four accessions to It's nnks
on Saturday night last, all thu female per-
suasion, and the " cry is &c" Fairfield
has no Warehouses 10 shoot big guns over
but In the 'laby business" she dcfies COM
petition.
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CT REWARD win pay one dollar Cor the
sN arrest and delivery h. me Of bound mulat.
a. hoy named Haywood Webb. who al,-rnnar,l
on the 18th insi. All persons are warned against
harborins or employing him.
Jan. ~, 1867. 81
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THE prorort.

"speed the plough" Is the order Of the
day In tits section. Corn scarce, seed oats
scarcer, COW feed scarccst, money non es
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Jan. iah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
THE NEWS IN NETWORK.

The announcement of the removal aud dis
qualification OF Judge Barnard received In the city
yesterday afternoon and gave unqualified delight to
hundreds Of lawyers who have for been subject
his nsolence, and whose clients have been the victims
OF his corruption. In the low political circles, in which
Barnard has always been extremely popular
OF certain personal pecuarites the was received
with feigned indifference.
This important trial which has resulted In Barnards
conviction is the consequence Of a reform movement
dating far back November, 1871 and initiated by
THE TRIBUNE ia Its exposures Of the abuses of the
system the corrupt methods Of appointing
ceivers and the fraudulent manner OF granting inunc
favore lawyers and ltgants At the time this
reform OF the Judiciary undertaken IL was believed
that the judiciary Ring was apowerfrl In the city,
and few Of the lawyers who secretly gave THE
TRIBUNE assistance hoped for the success which
has since been attained in the resignation
OF Cardozo, and the conviction Of McCunn
and Barnard For over three months THE TRIBUNE Ia
bored In this work. second only In impor
lance TO the overthrow OF the Tammany Ring, and
form necessary indeed 10 complete the success Of that
movement Not single journal In the City OF New
York gave IL assistance until Feb g. 1872 when the egs
lature resolved TO appoint Committee OF Investgaon
when The Times aud other journals induced 10
speak out In support Of the movement. The former
Journal had previously INDUCED In extravagant praise OF
Barnard, and had been silent during the time OF The
TRBuEE's exposure OF the Judges corruption but
soon as impcaebment became certain IL engaged in the
work which was already practically accomplished.
Bill later, IN May, 1871 whenthe impcaehasnt Of Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
The RIOTS IN IRELAND.

BELFAST STILL UEsETTLED-PRoCLAMAT oP
THE MAYOR - THE CITY TO BE PLACED
UNDER MARTIAL LAw-DISTURBANCEs AT
LURGAN.
LONDON. Monday, Aug. 10, 1877.
Dispatches just received from Dublin, dated
to-day, convey later from Belfast The rioting still
goes on -Four persons killed In the streets this
morning The peaceaby disposed citizens OF Belfast
greatly dissatisfied at the want OF vgor evnced by the
authorities In suppressng the riots Ruans, with ps
tolls In their hands, stalk through the city and whole
sections are given up to the rioters
The Mayor and magistrates OF the city have issued
proclamation warning the rioters to dispense under the
seyerest penalties for continuance OF the disorders The
arrests thus far in proportion the numbers engaged
and the casualties, have been remarkably few. In the
hospitals are many victims Of the riots large number
OF whom bear sword cuts and bullet wounds. A
spondent teegraphs from Belfast this morning that the
fighting continued last night and that stones fell in the
streets like nail
Adylces from Belfast up to say that shots con-
tinue TO be exchanged in the streets, though It not
known that the rioters have concentrated in large
bers at any point telegram from Lurgan, Province
Of Ulster the Belfast and Ulster Railway says that
serious disturbances occurring there, and that the
authorities Of the town have called upon the military
forces TO aid them in restoring order.
Alater telegram from Belfast says reports current
there that the city about to be placed under martial
law. The same telegram says that the military are now
charging the rioters in the center OF the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

THE RESULT OF Running INTO DROVE OF
Cattle.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19r-On Saturday night
freight train on the Maple and Hannibal Railroad ran
into drove of CATTLE thriving the engine and four cars
from the track, wreckiH them badly, and severely IL
not fatally scalding the engineer and fireman.
TILE CONSEQUENCES Of RUNNING OVER HORSE.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 19.--AbOut o'clock this
morning, train employed In transporting Dan Rices
circus the sandusr, Dayton and Cleveland Hall
road over horse Tifin. Ohio, throwing tho
train from the track aid greatly damaging the circus
property. -Four of thecircus seriously hurt
and brakeman was htsly Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
TELERAPHIC NOTES.

1t is reported tat the boworm is doing great
damage In Northern Mississippi
Corporal Edwards of Company NJ, 9Th United
Cavalry and bis hor killed By lightning San Carlos
AiiIOnA
The only postnasters appointed in New York,
during the Ambrose Gortou CenfnSo
Madison County d. " Decker Purvs Sullivan County
Richard G. Walker. harness maker. has been
Al Memphs attempting hin Charles ToIer CLERK
last vsst BY shooting II ball passed through rOsrs whist and va
tuned By sleeve. button.
"A Colorado party which prospected Arizona
p ~ oronghy on both lie I'D and 35h parallels found sbundshe
l.s and brilliant resembling diamonds bat believed not 70
sneh MeLb and Beatty stsyed hvp ns camp
spd ssppossd 10 have ber espureJ ~ The Apaskss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
A BALTIMORE BANK BURGLARY.
THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK YICTIMIZED-A
LOSS OF SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND


TIE THIRD NATIONAL BANK vICTNrIzED-A
LOSS OF SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-The Third National
Bank in south-st between Second and Lombardsts in
the heart Of the city entered and robbed by burg
lars last night entrance being made from room IN
an adjoining building owned and formerly occupied by
John I. Cuttings banking house. This was easily
done by removing thin brick wall and cutting away
plate of sheet iron half inch thick directly into the
vault OF the Third National Bank The bricks removed
from the wall put in the vault Of Gtingss build
ing The burglars to have operated at leisure and
enjoyed themselves, they left ample lunch, cold
chicken and bottles OF wine, in Gittings's vault.
Two largo safes In the bank vault cut into and
robbed;a third safe not entered II is said that be-
tween 20 and rs depostors' boxes robbed Among
the bonds stolen are $4,000 in City Of Louisville water
loan coupon bonds.
The officers OF the bank set forth their losses by the
burglary as follows: Fiftyseven thousand dollars in
reenbaeks aud National bank notes, of which eight
notes OF $40 EACH and "a notes of $50 each OF the
Third National Bank; and the following bonds held Gs
collateral securities
Northern Central Railroad, 81 500.
MOI Carolina state bons. 81 500.
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad bonds, $1,000
Western Maryland Railroad bonds $4,000
The bank offers $4,000 reward for the recovery OF the
above or pro rata for partial recovery The in
diydua losses Of deposors having boxes In the vaults
cannot be asceraned many OF them are out OF town.
The total loss will probably amount to several hundred
thousand dollars it is known that several boxes con-
tanned bonds and other securities amounting to $4,000
The first floor In Gddingss Bank building, from which
the made TO the bank vault was rented on
the 1st of June to giving the name Of L. Wash
burne, who paid quarters rent, se25, in advance.
OTHER DISPATCHES.
A private telegram from Baltimore, received
in this city Yesterday says: "Third National Bank Of
this city was cleaned ont last night; 1900 Louisville,
Ky City bonds and Northern Central gold bonds among
the spoils." A second dispatch says the amount Of
Northern Central Railroad bonds stolen is 800 shares
and the numbers OF the will be teegaphed TO pre-
vent their negotiation in Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
SPAIN,
SIGNS OF AN OUTBREAK ON TIE PART OF PAR
TIsANs OF IsABELLA-CARLIsTD DISTURBANCE
AT PAMPELUNA.
MADRID. Monday, Aug. 10, 1872.

MADRID Monday, Aug. 10, 1872.
Reports are current here that the Ministers and
other high officials have received warning OF fresh out
break to be attempted shortly by the partsans Of ex
Queen Isabella that the occasion will be seized upon
by the Carlss TO their attacks 1t Is certain that
fears of new movement of kind entertained,
aud that active preparations to meet are in progress
telegram from Pampeuna gives an account Of a local
disturbance there Saturday between Carists and Lib
erals during which the Mayor of the city, interfering to
prevent breach Of the peace was himself struck by one
OF the Carlsts who promptly arrested subsequently
the other Carlists engaged in the ARRAY attempted to as
assinate the Mayor. shots fred at him, but
without effect The police coming to the rescue Of the
Mayor captured three Of the woudbe assassins, who
are now in custody awaiting an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
OF THE BOARD OF ARBITRATION YES

THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ARBITRATION YES
TERDAY.
GENEVA, Monday, Aug. 10, 1871
The Board OF Arbitration met at noon TO-
day and adjourned at $3.50 p. Sir Rounded Palmer
was not present The speeches Of counsel have been
printed IL Is expected that information OF the proceed
ings Of the Board VIII soon be communicated to tho
press.
REPORTED ACTION FAVORABLE TO THE UNITED
STATES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-There is information
from Geneva which warrants the assertion that,
since tho exclusion OF claims for indirect dam
ages, tho business before the Tribunal OF Arbi-
traitors has been favorable to this Government and
that several awards for direct damages have already
been agreed upon the indications being that the
clusion of the adjudication gross will be awarded
to the United States thereby avoiding reference Of the
subject to a Board of Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20

dozo and Barnard was fixed upon effort was made by
he gso,nre 20 his remoyal without disc ualiication
aud other journals Of s anS say S%
him to follow the example OF CaraoIhT o aoyo shoya
be added DISQUALIFICATION which has nov been pro ,s
nOunced by the Court, and In repeaeh h RaEruard's
Immediate removal should be secured without Pe Sn "a
mont disqualification The wisdom W , tnns cV"e' ~ ~
eult of tie impea chment trial fully lustiues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
WASHINGTON.
POSTAL MATTERs-sENAT0RIAL MOVEMENTS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl

POSTAL MATIERS-SENAIORlAL NOV EMENIcs
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Monday. Aug. 10, 1877.
The Post Office Department has at last de-
cded upon the style and size of the postal card to be
used and WILL on Wednesday, issue advertisements ask
ing for bids he opened in four weeks, for supplying
the Department and public with them.
The Postmaster St. Louis recently wrote letter to
the Post-Ofce Department. in which he requested
ruling In when letters have been mailed with only
partial prepayment OF stamps to be sent from one office
within the city limits to another PostmasterGenera
Creswe decided that II any mail matter In which, by
law the postage required to be prepaid at the mailing
office shall by nadyertence reach Its destination with
out prepayment, double the prepaid rates shall be
charged ana collected delivery. Letters have been
received at Liberal Headquarters stating that the Post
master of Columbus Ohio refuses to forward deliver
any political except those sent by the Admin
istration Committee here.
Senator Thurman arrived in the city to-day Senator
Fenton who has here two days left tonight for
NewYork He is very sangune OF the prospects OF the
IiberalS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
A BOILER EXPLOSION.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-An upright boiler in
McDonaids forge and roling-mn exploded, this fore
noon terribly scalding Michael Mcvay workman and
scaldns and otherwise seriously injuring Charles H.
slmpson engineer John Reiser aud man named Kelley.
The boiler had only been In operation nine weeks and
but moment before the explosion, the engineer tested
the water gauge and found al right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20

in terms Of the highest commentator when
the vote had been taken, the doors "',o
oneued to the public. There were mono "
90 in save the newspaper correspondents who were w
no anxiously for the verdict, and the Lleutehaps
80. ods nroposed by tho law, and afterward tne
Court formally adjourned subject to the call OF the ireS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

General Howard having denied that he ever had any
such conversation with the Secretary Of War as that
from which David Clark professed to quote his language
and asserted that he would not therefore have made 80
untrue report, Mr.. Clark calls upon the Be-
cretary to publish letter written by
him to Gen. Howard copies of which he was informed as
he alleges by that officer were placed in the hands Of
tls President and Secretary Of War. Both Pre-
sldent and secretary Of War deny such copies s.
The idea of their having desired the dsms-
sal of the colored cadet was presented ID them
for the fret time in the letter from Mr. Clark publshes
they conceived TO fully demonstrated by the fact OF
record that when the cadet was subsequently actually
sentence was migsted by the substitution of an ex-
trcmely light punishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20

paid ont OF my stocks; three months was ample, ana
then be- remained here and sold OF oil. You can inns
START do yOn some do n you don't think ~ moran
idi0cy. Yours aacctonately DAvTD LiyISGsroNE'