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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

ACTING u. To cnE LErTEa-A country
tnii,w noe tacg ..nce entered one of the city
tanks, walking ~ to the counter. ex-
claimed &" Here AMI want you TO take
'z+r --.kn sre!'' Without a word more
e s-snfo On; The next day the same Gus
: = s".sa-si, '.i-eriog ,Le same words,
aoy'l. ;he same time, he walked in, and. al
~sno,Gg - the ,eller's desk, threw down
.:Eeit ',syahIe three days after, sight. ''Now,"
sad ~ you've seen me three times, want
the money for it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

Among the gifts to a Pennsylvania
bride. a few days since, was broom, to which
were attached the following sweet, sentimen>
al lines:
''This trifing gift accept of me,
It- use would commend
In sunshine use the brushy part,
In storms the other end"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

OURE sherry. s1adeirs, Fort, Hook and Clare.
Wines, sei9 by GEO. r LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

Every drop Of tho sARsAPAR1LL1AS REsoLyENr
communicates through the Blood. Sweat. Urine, and
other Fluids and juices Of the system the VICES
material; scr0uIa syphilis. ConsumptlOn, Glanduar
disease Ulcers In the throat Mouth TunOrs Nodes III
the Glands and other parts Of the system. ETea
strumorOus discharges from the Ears and tho worst
forms Of Skin diseases, Eruptions Fever Sores Rcaid
Head Ring Worm. Salt Rhsum, Erysipelas Acne. Bsek
Spots Worm5 in the Flesh TunorS Womb
and all weakennE and painful discharges. Night sNea
within the curative OF this wonder Of
Chemistry, and days win prove to any person
using for either OF these forms disease Its potent
power them
Il tae patient, daily becoming reduced by wastes
and dseompositlon that Is continually proEresSing sue
with new material made from healthy blood-Rnd this
tho sAKSAPAIslLLlAN will and does secure-a cara
work Of pur6cetion and in Diminishing the
loss OF wastes repairs rapid every day
the patient will feel himself growing better stronger
and weight increasing. (
All known remedial agents In the Chronic Scro-
fuouS CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin diseases hut IL Is filo
only positive cure for
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
JEFF ERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY

I HAVE ON hand variety OF BiLls. sra Trstn
any 'ize Family Bible any be nay d.sir. .
VS. MASON
April 8, Is72-u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

"a legal tsndsr.-A lawyer mindinc his
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

TAh be bad the pursst Coal Oil, best London Por.
~ ter, All kinds Of Lamps, French, Msaon's snd
LADIES' Shoe POlish,at ". 8. mASoNS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

INATARRH sNUFF.-This Snuff 70 s8bsrios to
" AnythinR vet know q for removing the Catarrh.
Cod in the Head and Headache. II opens and
purges all Obstructions gtbena the glands
and gives healthy action 70 the parts shected.-
For sale by C.E. BELLERs
nEESLOW & Bush's Prenium Safety Oh 10 the
~ safest, Purest and most economical Oil in the
world No smoke, no OdOr, charEkd Wicks. no
change OF lAmps and no FzptOu0ns. More brilliant
than gas. aud saie as taIIOw candle. Equal To- m
extra insurance policy your lives and property
For sale by their Agent at ChGrIesto~n.
c. z. BELLER.
AwYER's CRYSTAL BIueipk nd Safety Box
the standard Blue Of America. TO be had Of
November Is, 1873 c. z. BELLER
d ISING SUN STOVE POLIsH.-for beauty Of
IL polish, saving of Isbor, durability. freeness
from dust nd dit. and for eheaPHess. the prspa-
ration is truly uarirnledo C.E. BELLER.
received. c REIIFk
GENUINE MeerSehaum Cigar HoIders Pride of
NJ Virginia and all the popular bra pds Of Smok.
ing Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars Fine
cut and the best brands Of P1Eg fobaeco-to he had
CharIestovn. Nov. 10. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

TT HE undersigrcd respectfully announces that he
L will continue to conduct the Jewery Business
in All its branches, keeping hand fun line OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

- by Geo. r Light. warrantsd perfeetiy puTe nd
uhoIesoHIe. no pOifopous pipe. copper JoUbtaiR
20 e4rTooe nor anything that is dangerous 70 map
the year -
June g. 1878,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

RoOKs in the Librkry-Bul~er's. Trollope's,
- Edwards, W hite'F, and all popular writer's.
October %, 1873. GEO T. LIGHT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

MooRE's Hog Cholera Remedy. prepared 60
Iva cording TO original recipe, at
Aug 5. MASON'S Drug Store
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
hiG5,.ey De Blatt,1e,. Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes Dropsy
EyppAge OF Water, IncOntnence of Crime, Brghts DE-
use, AlbuminuTia, and in all where there
Iriek-dust deposits. the thick cloudy mixed
Win substances like the white OF egg threads like
white silk or there is morbid dark. billions appear
Ance. and white bone dust deposits and when
PrtckinG burning sensation when passing water, and
pain III the Small OF the Back and along the LOiuS
Itcneo1' of IL Years. GrO1vth
Cured by RadaUay's Resolccnt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

ERkINs q HOUSES Patent Ksn- 1xbloSJte
Lamp LEI. il 10 psriertly safe from eEplo,
teetJ clean on Aespunt Of drip appafatus. 4 IL
u,es one third less oil in pfoporti6n 20 ffehte5Se
Wteeoui odoTs 1WoOd refer 10 Rsy a a. H6pkinl
Sbo hes 6heo them for year. All desirfp9 4 Ger.
iecty sAte lamp should have one none Of tbs ace.
them. t"rsale AZ manufactured prizes by 7'
Oet. =. l15S. r7et W. >. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

STRONG AND PTEE RICH RLooD-ISCRRASE OF
FLESi AND WEIGIITI:IEAR SKIN AND BEAU.
TIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

TlRY PINE KINDLING, finely split. kept always
on hand At our Goa and Wood Yard
NoT IS. WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

DURE Ground Mustard, Ginger. Cinnamon.
GEo. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-31

EEREsH Candy. Raisins. Almonds. nd Pea Nuts,
Il for sale by FIT GROVE.
WINCHESTER Sheep. Skin Oil Dressed Gaunt.
w lets and Gloves, (chesP) for saIe by
January 6, 1874. F. GROVE.
, 1874-10-21
ut o2@091ho; wltto Mt o21>{e9o31h4c State mixed

ut o2@o2,ko; white Mt OK y f@o3Aoi state mixed
1lyo f. {|r,aor md in limited supply: Tho sales
are 2,0uo bu stato ai.d Jersey at $lo2, delivered
holders doclino to yiol1 to moot tho yowa Of tho
shippers. Now nxoki Is moro plentiful, aud Ia
weakor. White ia scarce mud wHptod. Tho salea
nro 10000 bit Western mixed at 200, iu utoro
for ordinary 1nt1et. nnd 500 for good new 1nxed;
Wcatorn vhtto at ')8c9S1 IA; do ycllow At 92@
e2!xc, and o1o for good mixed aiIoat.
!ho pork market III very quiet. nrd there IL
only moderate 1obbiug hlainoHn doing. Salon
Of *6o br1a i,oas at s19.25@1o.50; 60 brla o1tra
prime Mt ff18.uu.
1.ar,l III ansior aud worry dull. salos OF 100
lea oltr at 1Jsso; 1l) tcs old Woatorn steam at
lie; 200 eH now, 10 arriyo ucxt woek. Mt 1876.
Eur fnturo delivery, wo hear Of 5DU tcs, seller
November, OIL priynto terms 1,000 tcs. aolfer
tue yoar. ut Il 13-16@11Mo; 600 tcs, scIlor noxt
ny Whisky il fairly active aud steady. sa1os of
Soo orls ut s1.o21ll.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yonx, Oct. 20.-Iho post aayn: " Tho
RotlIaohl'd- Syndicate unyo mat]o their
settiomonta witll tho Transury for Sovo'nbor aud
Dccelnbar, which means that they have Bcnt into
the Iroasl.ry tho 6-29 bonds which l,ave heen
CALLED, and Which interest coases November and
December. 10 tint tho calculations that tho
Treasury will hayo to pay out any considerable
amount Of gold for ul0ao bondu will be Mt fault.
The amount Of tho caod bonds maturing Nov. /
is 25, 000,0oo, and tho amount 11lntnring Dec. l,
t0,100,0G0."
Quo OF tho chief reasons for rtss In exchange
is that securities aro coming hero from Europe
in considerable amounts. It ta understood that
large nmount Of Erie slnrcs arc TN tue wny from,
LoDdou; aa Wol III Uni.od StatcG bonds from tho
Gorn,:,l markets. The latter having been oiderct,
hero becn.sso this has been tbs highest n!arkot
Private ndricea from Germany any tllero is ro,-
siderable nnoaslneeg, bccauEo OF tho recent tcp-
laration of two StatoB In favor OF rcdeonin,;
United Sts,os honda in greenbacks, instead Of
coin.
1t was reported on tho strnot thin morning thnt
The Eric Company las closed lonn for ri. .0oO.-
0oD in the London lnarkot at prico below pre-
yioilg negotiations,
, 1874-10-21
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

Special Ukauatch to 1'he CAieayo I11annt,
NEW YonK, Oot. 20,-Thole wau an ao,lye In
quiry for bertl-freght By atoan, 10 Liverpool.
With rataa easicr.
The wlluat n.krket opened quito dull mud ta.ne,
moro sapecIalls for spring, ahippera a,p holding
oil. Winter Ia very Wol and is in fuic request.
The market eloaea lover anl unsettled, Rnd, In
tho absepce Of kaIes, Of my considerable export
demand. For spring, psices fayor the buyer.
Winter is lover and lairty active. Tie salcs arc
loi .Q1u bn, at sl.0tG0l.0G for ,lnzra,lol Iowa
amt Minnesota, Il. 90 for ordinary No. Z Chicago
curing, 4l.0s tor Northwestern. al.05 Tor No. .
GhtraKo sprlng, II II bid for No. q Milwaukee,
91,ls9Dl.12 for red Western. 'S1.l3 for amber do,
$l.so@1.a7 for white Michigan. al.23 for amber
do, e1.a5001.2d for whipe indiana. $i.26Go1*23
for white acnesuB.
Barley ID gnlos, but steady. salea of 9,Soo bu
primo Canal: and Western 1T 31.W.
Barley malt IL quiet Cl,0le3 IL seRroe aud firm.
Common u plenty and qntst l'aea ct Ct 9soo nn
Hungarian seed n. 81 l.45; 5,dua bri prime Cana-
shan at 4l.65, cAah 1,D00 bn tnterlor WoBtoln
ut CLIO, short time.
Cats .ro ln fa!r derannd aud are ,Emer.. Tie
inquiry IL chiefly for ths. t1x4e. The asles Rto
ep,6QQ bu usts bhlo ni4sa at ts1kd1ald uhikd
ats9&65sa, sssek ii eed41e' Nsasaft; m.tFl
, 1874-10-21

Complainant Chilled upon to ktonaszc
1ais DnnsnxeI.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 20.--3lotion WIS uado yes
terday BY counsel for the Roy. Henry Ward
Bsochcr, in the Cit: Court Of Brooklyn, that
Theodore Tiltou should bs compelled to IurniBl,
bill of particulars Of thu damages wnicl, he
churgea IN his complaint. Judge Nelson so-
married. that the application for bill OF partcu-
lars in Bucll a case wns rather extraordinary,
and damages could hardly oe rendered in itt1ug.
Ho tleu signed the order to show cause, making
It returnablo on Thursday morning.
, 1874-10-21

ruslsed ilown.atairu nyan md fled from tic honso
by another door tbn,, that nonr which eho 10y.
l1o could not pasR tho llorrid plght Of tho acouh
Ing cor|sc; and driven by horror eyon grcator
Of The, dead than OF tho living rno might pursue
him. led on n1,d On Until lio wna captured
Tho Contt.nltl oyon tho proscu,,ting Attorney.
deemed lila story plausible, aud considered that
there were mitigating eIrcnmstancen to Lo takon
orin,o. As ],o waH lnlnor, Lis punishment waY
liked al two anil half ycars imprisonment.
Ha lie boon Of aye, double TINT torn Of confino-
nent would fnvo hoon Eivon him.
In nll !ts aspects this ID ono of tito moRt ro-
mnrltnblo casoa Upon the record Of modern Grim
innl Jurisprudence.
, 1874-10-21

New ALBANY, Iud.. Oct. 2o.-This morning
about O'clock tl.a boilers In tho Penthouse oi
Mitchell & TO. explnnod with terrific force tsar.
Ing tho bollershed to pieces, and severely scald.
Ing four persons, one Of whom has since died
The boilers wore blown into tho air to the height
OF 50 feet, and carried quo foot from their orig.
inal petition. Tho tra from the fur7laoo set the
building on fire, but it was soon oxtin:uished
Tho engineer states that thero was but 81
pounds Of stoan,. This appears almost incredi.
bic when tllo offccte OF tho explosion are Wit
nassed. The firm will at once place now boilers
in their establishment and bo ready for opera.
tionR
, 1874-10-21

Gptt1a3 UisDalcR to 1He EEfraSD 1T'bNNt.
CE1Ll1coTuE, O., Oct. ga terrible cutting
alIrny took placo on Point strcot today, in
which German barber, named Emlich carved
the face aud head Of man named Mckee in
dreadful manner. Mexico wns under tho int1u-
cuco Of li1uor, and attacked Em'lcl, who in tura
had in his band. Ono deep cut extcnda from the
mouth to tho eur, while ottarg nso to DO seen
upon tho faca mud head. Emiich IL now iu jail.
, 1874-10-21
GpD-fELl0}tS.

.s1eeial Nisnatah I, 3ht tnscttuo Ifsbunt.
LNcol.H, Mob, oei 20.--rhe annua! session
OF tho Grand I.odga aud Grand Enc&lApnnne.
lis sesalnn htre to.iuy. All tho officers vera III
attent(aure suta about 10D luelnhnra. Reports or
otinatH for last year ,7tre Eeud and rDlerre,l.
which comprises al! tho buaiuess tra,,eauted. To-
morrow the now constitution und by-laws will bs
Bl1btnlttea for action. The acsson continues till
Friday, On Thursday evouIng grand banqua.
will bb held.
, 1874-10-21

s:hT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 20.-Eighseon indict-
montH wore brought In by the Grand Jury to-
day. 1t iB stated TINT aouo Of tile murders COM
mitted In tho Territory yeara ago arc being ill.,
Goatientel. but it is probable that most Of the
Indictments found aro for po'ygamy. Tho Ne,cs
tbis evening compnsoa the number Of polygau,-
lists in tho Territory ut LOCO mon, 5000 women,
and 1900 children, aud tho cost aud loss ty pun
iah1reut Of all at 80 coo QUO, and that tile courts
world have around them 5000 crying women and
9,U00 crying cllldron.
, 1874-10-21

Sp<ciul Dt&pa.ch to Ths Ca,eago Tribune.
JASEsvslLE, Wis, Oct. 20.-For homo timo
various citizens Of tho Town Of Bradford, Rock
County, have missed boxes Of honey from their
lHvea, and to-lay Henry sutliG, shoemaker,
was arrested for tho thofts and Jailed The evi-
denco is strong against him, parties hont: found
III He1oit who ilnd purchased some hundred and
fifty pounds from him,
, 1874-10-21

Special Dispatch 70 Tie Chicago Tribune,
Lou1aylIIE, OCT. 20.-Dotectiyos Dligh and
Gallagher to-day brought to this city J. q. DIar-
tiu, alias Scott, alias Hail. aliaa Thomau, o no.
torious bogua dotoot[vo aud confidence man,
whom They arrostod at paris, Ky., on tho charge
OF having obtained money unlor fa!se pretonses
year ago, by representing that ho lad tho clew
to tho nion who robbed thu bank ut
colnnbia, n.y., In 1879. Martin is wanted In
nearly oyory State in tho Union, his frauds hny-
ing beer, widespread. At ono timo ho represent
cd himself aH ono Of piuliorton'a dcteoiyes; ut
another, as In tbs Now York forco. and again AZ
Col. Mualon, chief detective OF Toxas. Tie
Adams md Other express companies figure
among his victims. flo will hayo hearing III
the City Court tomorrow.
, 1874-10-21

Phelps, tlae Now H0rk Stn.e Treasury
Official. Sent to tho Ssuto Prison.
ALBANY, y. T., Oct. 20.--phelps, the State
Treasury oacialj who WAS convicted on inlict-
lneuts charging him nth embezzlement. larceny,
and forgery, l.as been sentenced to the penltsn-
tiary for iftcon yeats.
, 1874-10-21

Sutefai Dispatch to 11r Ch,caap Tribune.
CEpAnFA FALLS. H., Oct. 20.-Conductor Putnam,
Of tile Burlington. Cedar napids & Minnesota
Railroad, WAS ru over by the cl,sine Of his train
md killed, this afternoon. Ills foot caught
in 3 frog. and tho onyino crushed him ioaslnl!y
as 1t passed over him. Ho was doau wien
taken from tho track.
, 1874-10-21

From the Ste York 1Sor;a. OF, IL.
Many readers OF the H'oyld may have seen tho
old l0an who lxs ptood st tho corner of rn,tou
aid William strosts, with Il case hupr IN tba
t*llipgs outside the Rafornaed North f,ut.h
Church. 4 placard waa a}so hung On Ito rain,,a
10 notify PASTORS by that old cona and postage
stamps we're bonght and sold at tlia point Of the
sidewalk. 1t MAS brought to light about Il xs.t
ago taat the old man was doing diving t.xdc IN
Postage staRaps aud royenue stamps, which la
bought 1xota boys, who stole them from tAoir
employers, anI Volt them to h.rn Ut
~ i1nnionse discount. Several Of tho meirautIla
nsns down town Who woro continually mtAaiux
&ostags-Esatups ",nployosl dosec.i,us to watrn
thalr boys and theso H4,ou Asocyaiue.! that tic
boys bronght sh9 staulps to tho old ,na1l, whoso
p1ule u Luther Bryant. ono oi the firms hnug
eon3tsutly sictimized in this ray waa Wii!sn
3. Eyans. Of No. l3a William street. a trap was
iRid for bis boy, WIKI. MAS seen to visit Bsyau.'s
seAhl worry often. onao ho .tolo $5 wo;th Vi
bY.,sge.stamra. nd H4s followed BY tho ofAeor
4tas ntea. snt sf1dt .h9 oId hAf bM psta 1o4
, 1874-10-21

| SpfcW{ UtepG{fit ~ lHe Ctt3fHp0 iF}DH7te.
BLooM1Saros, ILL.,, Oct. m.-Alsa. Mary Har-
r1L:ll q well known and aged lad5 Of this city,
| was today gorcd to death by C. COW. which aho
| attempted to sopgrato from her cali.
, 1874-10-21
YELLOW FEVER m PENSACOLA.

WAs1nNo7ua. Oct. ao.-1he Navy Department
yhnosts THRU ReM cassA ct yeloH fQYcf II tia
fsEsaaaA aats'ykta; oas xx!sluaU DkAd; axaa
tohM
, 1874-10-21

STEERAGE FARE 70 EUROPE.
Nav GolK, Oct. ao.-SteoEage rates to Europe
hats hcen Increased to $50,
, 1874-10-21
Sentenced for Passing C0unterrctt
NfGhHlH.

!Speciai Dfspatch 10 7ne cl.tcaRo 7r.iH.ne.
p1Trsnuna, Pa., Oct. 20.-Pcrry Woodward
(colorea), Of Illinois. was today convicted in
tho United statcp Disstict Court, Judge McCant-
less OH tito beucn, Oh q charge Of paosing cou,,-
tcrfoit uic]dee, and sentoncod to pay Ano OF
Sa25. and undergo one ycaf's imprisonment iu
tho Western panstentiary. His wife. who ig O
wito woman, waB also convicted md sentenced
to t've months imprisonment in thu ponlten-
tlary and to pay u line OF s1].
, 1874-10-21

Railroad Engineer Ux11s1aca to Death.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20.-Charlos Williams, ap On
gineer Oh tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Railway, wns 20
horribly crushed botwcon tho water-tauk and
locomotive at St. Paul Station, n few n,ios from
this city, last night. that ho died il, few hours
after being brought to lis home here.
, 1874-10-21

iesteiai nisratch tn The CAeauo l,7bunt.
Dunuouc, H., OcL 2O.-Mr. Larkfn's house,
at Julien Station, naar Dubuque, Was robbed OF
Sla0 in money alaa other vaiux6lcs, Inst nlght
The thieyea have not becn arrested.
, 1874-10-21

NEW YonK, Oct. 20.-TAs Coast Wrecking
Compaays ateamer 4. Winants is reported lost,
With all on board-ilfteen parsons.
pogr Rowan, Conatla, Oct. 20.--Tle echooner
American, NTH $4,000 busl,o!R OF wheat from
Chicago to lmtfalo. ran assore tlis morning on
tho south side Of Long Point md is probably q
&otal loSH.
Sistia! Dispatch to The caieauo TRIBUNE.
GnAsn HAVEN, Mich, Oct. 20.-I'ho schooner
noon, struck tLo Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad
bridge ut Forryshnrs in going through tho draw.
The llcad-gcar 1T tho nchoouer Was stoye Away
and other damage sustaiued. The Gp,roaeh to
mud support Of the drawhritlgo WIS so damaged
that trans wero delayed until midnight.
, 1874-10-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

| VGENH 0TEHFH3FfIF NEH5.
LoSDoK, Ort. 20. 0.--1he steamships Republic,
China, a4sa Ethloplu, from New York, have ar-
Owed out.
NEW ionE. Oes. l0.-Arriyed, steamship
Greece, from London.
, 1874-10-21

~ . CHIE1UU, VCt. .0i 1Hi8t
10 TIE Editor u 7At Chicago Tribune:
Sir: see hy the papers That the Souhegan
National BanE, OF Milford, N. H., has aJaits
been onrglarixed, though this lime III an entirely
different manller from TINT OF ten yonss ago. ln
the drtt rohbery tho writer was q :" Bu1eror to
rte extont Of fow hundred dollars In bonds
placed there for safe-keoping, portiun.of. which
boing in 7.30 bonds, and payablc to myself,
were eventually recovered through tho Treasury
Department. having boon sent (innocent!s) III
exchange by Anew York banki1s- House. At snat
timo The haul: YVES enterad in the night, md tho
aafo blown opan i'll the "usual manuor." The
burglars wero nayer caught, though vigorouu
ctiorts wero Eladc. / think it wns hartly ex-
rected the Directors would Ee caught Il second
time III my lInnner. Tho Cashier IL weIl-known
to NE, and ia > gentle1nan known and honored
throughout .ae eotiuty In which he lisos, aud
Wheloyor he IL Known.
, 1874-10-21
The Milford, N. r., National
Bank Robbed OF
100000.
The Cashier Forced to Produce Ills
Safe-lleys by Threats of
Murder.
Trial Of the Washington Safe
Burglary Conspir~
ators.
Rumor that Detective Whitley Will
Turn States Evidence.
A millionaire New York Peddler Robbed
Of His Money.
History Of n Remarkable Murder
Cnse In Germany.

"a 4ALtAFF A14&&AA AAOOuGEys
EAauuA, N, H.. Oct. a0.--Tho souhegan Ma
tional Bank, at Milford, N. H.. WAS robbed last
night, by naakod men, OF about s25,o 900 In our
rency and bonds. Tho robbers previously Wis
lied the residence Of the Caehiar, and compelled
hun to accompany thom to tho bank anl open
tbs safe.
nogToa, Oct. a0.-Further investigations shon
that the securities taken from tho Souhegan Na-
nonal Bank a. Milford, N. H., will amount to
almost s100,0o0. PROFESSIONALS undoubtedly
planned tho robbery iu advance. Tho Cashier,
SAWYER, has long beon IN tho habit Of 1oay,,,pg
Postmaster Of tho town, whose office 10 nbout q
quarter Of . mile from tho residence Of
Sawyer. Thlu precaution was takcn by
the hitter in order to guard against
such & scheme aa that followed out BY tho
robbers. The parties engaged in the robbery
seemed to bo we'll aware Of tho disposition Of
the koys, ind 'fter placing a cord around Saw
yer's neck to prevent a,lT ontery, forcad him to
accompany them by threatening TO kill his babe
u case l,c re1uaed to comply with their Demands
Arriving at tho Post Ofbco the robbers e1fcctod
III antsauce By removing pano Of glass with a
diaueud, and tho keya Of the bank uero soon in
their ppgBeeeicp.
, 1874-10-21

In the esenng. all Tho nisoness we're taken
boforo Justice Taomas j. Fields, OF Portage
Township, aud held over for the action Of tho
Criminal Court.
The Indiana stato Guaya8 will rora&tu otl the
sceno Of the late disturbance until to-day, WHOM
they will return to indianapolis. covered NTH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-12

A VERY LIVELY COUPLE.-Recently Au-
guste Schmattlack, a carpenter, erected
frame house on Magazine, near Calliope
street, in contravention of a city ordinance
relative to fire limits, and complaint was
made by neighbors. who finally made an
affidavit against him. Officer Mooney, in
the First Municipal Court, was directed to
serve the warrant. He quietly informed
Schmattlack aud told him to appear in
court yesterday. This the accused agreed
to do, but failed to keep his word. so last
evening Officer Mooney called at the house
No. 2S2 Magazine street to perform his duty.
The family was at supper, and Mooney was
invited to partake Of the family salt, but
declined. He waited for the man to finish
his meal and dress. When supper was + n
ished the man defiantly told Mooney that
he did not intend to go with him, warrant
or no warrant, as he had been advised by
his attorney, Frank McGloin. to resist any
policeman. Mooney is not that kind of a
man to take such nonsense, but before he
could make a motion was tripped by the
wife, and the husband went for him with a
knife, cutting him several times.
The officer finally got his work in and sue
ceeded in gathering the gay couple into the
first precinct statiOnhouse. To-day Judge
Macarthur will look at them with eyes
severe and beard of formal cut. and prob
ably teach them lesson they will not for
get as long as their lawyer liveth. As
resisters they were only temporarily sue
cesstul; as violatOrs of law and good order,
they will be frightful examples.