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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-11-24
SHERIFFS SALE.

Attest: WM. KRICKBAUM, Clerk.
Commissioners once
bloomsbury, Nov. II, 20 -3w
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All that certain lot Of land situated In the Borough
of Centraa, in the county OF Columbia, bounded
by lands OF the Locust Mountain Coal ahd Iron Com
pany on the north, an alley on the east lands OF
George McElharney, on the south, and Locust Ayen-
ne on the west, whereOn are two story and half
dwelling house, the same being twenty 1--WE feet In
front by one hundred and forty feet in depth.
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The following real estate situate in Miniin town
ship, Columbia county, bounded on the north and
east by lands OF Isaac schwcppenhelscr south by
public road, west by Charles Klngcrman, containing
twelve acres more or less, ON which are erected
frame dwelling house and frame stable.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF David T., Paden.
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MiStar's Ralsam of Wild rhnrrv

Bloomsbury, Nov. %, 1876.
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At the same time and place all that certain lot Of
land situate in Beaver township Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows: on the north by
land of william Kob,east by land Of Widow Rhoady,
south by public road and west by Daniel linterl-
ter, containing twelve acres whereOn are erected
II Frame Dwelling House and out-buildngs.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property of Jeremiah KOlb
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West Indies and this port, although The Wind
was uiuOst uniformly niaiu,t trr Nor omccrs
say that lItE -uN was right In announcing her
of Is rbvgu on oututd afternoon.
TIE uiNcrrs rcuort 'hat nt the time Uf tlclr
posing DWucglt-3 O'Clock ON SATURDAY. altcl-
nuou-thcV worr enjoying advlut geOus v inns
ana weather. A few hours later, however, the
severe northeast gale that wns tei with suCn
force In this city, struck them. and they were
obliged, ut o'clock on that evening 10 Dut out
10 sea, heading southwark and eastward They
found themselves, after the storm far south and
great distance ut sea while making thoir
way back toward port they wore hailed 10y only
one vesscl-the steamer Dulf stream. lbey
passed Ocean Grove AZ 7:ij yesterday morning,
and came to anchor OF the scotland light at
liz O'Clock A. NJ. Of the six hundred tons OF
coal takea aboard at 81. Thomas on the Sth inst,
only seventy tons remained when the anchor
was dropped OF Castle Garden.
Tweed was given the Admirars quarters, Inst
occupied by Rear Admiral Case. Marines
guarded his door both inside and out. 1Io was
not allowed TO appear on deck. few days
aftcI the iflgates departure from NigO snc en-
counterod rough weather, and Tweed was sea-
siCk, and on that day he was allowed to walk on
the quarter deck to get fresh air but only Tor a
few hours, after which he was guarded again
below. In other Respects be was treated ns a
passenger. lie messed With the captain. and
use Of the ward room he desired. In this room
he read and smoked. and In the evening played
cribbHge with the officers. He enjoyed good
hoalth aud seemed cheerful during the entire
voyage.
Tweed looks very much older" snid District
Attorney Phelps, who stood close TO him on tho
Franklin, "auu ho has grown a whito beafu.'
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torai vote. but that such riQht resided in the
4 nva--ing Board; md, further, that the Court
uld naSc Jun tdicnon over the Gov Tnur-nui in
restraining him from doing what he was em-
powered 10y law to do, but 10 restraining him
rom PERFORMING an act he bad no right 10 per-
form under the law.
Gen. Barlow rcplicd on behalf Of tho Gov
Gruoi, and denied the jurisdiction OF the Court
iio sara that an Injunction issued against tho
governor bv tho Judge on the bench would
have no moro effect than II u woro Issued uy "A
private individual. lie abjured tho Judge to
cnIeiuliv consider the risk he ran In issuing
Mrlt OF injunction that could not be enforced
hY any legitimate procedure II the Governor
was determined to resist IL.
Gen. Barlow did not enter into the merits OF
INC case AZ all, but merely stood upon the lack
OF jurisdiction on the part Of the Court. At the
CLOSE OF his argument the Court adjourned.
Tho decision Will probably be reached to-
morrow. There IA some excitement In the CITY,
IL Is very generally believed the Governor Will
not obey the H. Junction, even n issued to NOR
row. Tho Repuncans oil deny that the Court
hos the shadow of Jurisdiction.
A despatch has been telenaphed back to this
point from Washington In which u Is claimed
that the oillcial returns all IN, and that the
face Of tho returns show majority of 1Gj for
HAYES. II IL impossible to hud any cOnnrma-
tion Of this rcpOrt. The Secretary Of State says
this evening that three counties, Dade, Brt ward,
and Lafayette, have not yet been hoard from.
Toe widest figures cannot make a majority OF
lGi lor Hayes or for fildcu. The difference VIII
be hardly 2O either way, and the chances favor
the DompuTats.
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r, on n "a fr,ach. i'S,' lI,s triai '" '''D =" u"
George Wa-nins On = li'3 Third avenue, who
had fal'n from fuc.,@ Y''i Tly,
r.rs grcon au4 eie. D. Sc, iIus.
John IhCrla icl. trru second story wind OW
at Sc! Pltt s'inc l's',riay, .rI VA, ti 'lb mJrred
\ new born p he WAS f,lrl in a ha.kol In the
An uuhrown ..aY - ab Iu' - yeAri Of age
toNrt' ateAu' l'.tp't"I.F
1ho yetemus ~ TN j, ,rof l,i3 viii celebrate
Ia iss5, b, lI1u,, iu tr siGse,a1, llougc. "''''
4 man, ,eupIc"d 20 te MchAcl strphens Of
np'a ile steamer Je.se Hoy, ca her zip from sindJ
,Ial,myJ. r9nlalnC, a 9.ll poster, paid 0no Of
Tor sAH Ga,s forhsylhg pasted po,iers over Mr. Al
Atlao hav,oq for 'l9 -pan Of pon.., f,r the
GO az 9a4ts no,acr f;i.iyn E-an rii.ior Of isi
Emily Brown ~ per larghtr, Hannah
a'l cai'l 'r' .' ,a g. a>." J'r,cc5, "'-' ~ '''' Inc
Alr-. L. a. lut1, n -. L,ui-, has s,nt 10 this
H. ou ,t a. ua.a lil gpi.c VIE l.oto-r pl taken
h.s p,oauc .d 10 rse.I.,nt uAcness
Ihc N.Ut ~ M lHes auruuIces nm Illus
hAi.l ,w'.i,l'. nnm1r' "i ri p.'s. coat uinf one
collins .u uld,uaI vorciy II r'arsiinf r.lticrs
or .p,rhn. n1,ime hom a 1n.WD% Of aistiEni.hed
Ms IOa., ia au Interesting and yhuihl ljurnAl.
Dr. II. +, De weed Of ll5 West Thirty fourth
mer, tf ils mouse under charge OF j. II. Kelly ana ms
Sile vt 90 second avenue. and tncy soon lterwerd
house aud solc large amount Of property. Key and
rs slie Me5s arrested yesterday on ~ thas
ton place Police Court.
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TOW s.omr rer.on. rcel.

The capture of Tweed has rclicved
sheriff Conner Of BIZ hAhiiiy for tnr S3JJ,0J)
haii, ia default oi watch sir. Tweed Nns con-
nn,d in Ludlow street jan. Tweed oscaped
from the Lad ow street jih cn tho $ih OF D.
ccmhcr last. CA tin sih ~ ueccuibor Justice Bar
r.t' granted an order fnraatruCk ius, t. try the
sui. 70 recover :a,JQ30oO from William ". ~ eed
and on tha 7fh the lury was drawn oy c1-Ju &c
ic 4body and Samuel ID. Babcpcs. The trial Of
on the bth II Nnrch "a 1Ilgmtut Of sG5N HIS
execution against Mr.. TNced'- ptupcrtY MS
gwen 10 sheriff & nntr. several months after
ward the execution was returned Gusg;isilcd.
The eIpodtcncy Of granting an execution
a.ainst Iwcod's person Va, being con idcgcd
by the Attorney q tueT I ana the ATTORNEYS -
Nnom he mad delegated the authority To man
a-e the suit, VIII u the news OF IWeed's arrest
IN spain wts roe iycd In this city.
Tho Trest Ot IwrcI hls relieves Mr.. Charles
DtSnn aud Mr.. Alfred II San1s, hia hon i,urn,
on tive intictn snts found against Mr. Tweed tor
forgery. G .n-pir4cf, Hdd frl-o protcncy, from
suits Il AT uignt he brought against taeu fur
tn forfeiture ut their tail bonds, and the rucov-
cry Of lhr a'IDun OF the boil.
Ihruurhout the seventh Ward, last evening.
every budi expressed regret 20 tnc misfortune
tnut hl- uycritteL MIN. Shicl - and { ~. Mar
TINS IN l. - broadway, ana bryan R,illy's in
Madi -Un street, the faY IrtC resorts OF the ward
. pUliticinn were crONdud all the afternoon and
evening bi Old nf ighhOrs and fellow liremen Of
Mr.. Tweed, discussing his case.
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The voyage of the Franklin from Spain
was uneyentfll. Tweed WAS taken from the
citadel of Vgo and put on board tho frigatc at
midnight on the Ttn OF Soptrmhcr. Al the
break OF day On the following morning she sail
ed out Oi the harbor. Her voyage arross the
ocean was delayed by either calms or head
winds all the waY IN combating the gales She
used nearly all her coal On the 9th Inst, after
passage OF thirty eight days, she reached tho
harbor Of ST. Thomas with only twenty tons Of
coal In her hold. She took In six hundred tons
OF coal at thts port, and supplied herself with
ed her until the 9Th inst, and then she CON
tinuod her voyage toward New York. Little un-
pleasant weather was encountered between tho
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THE CRISIS IN THE SOUTH.
THE FETyfNfNG HOiRp'S LhTEST
SCffINaS ~ COUNTING.

Democratic Sroie~t- Jnht edcd Good Advice
from wade HAMPTON -s@uuih CHroltua'-
Bonrd To he Arrested for Con;rnpi.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2j.-Thc Louisiana
Republicans are very much clated over
tho news from South Carolina. apparently
holding the opinion that the hagrant
conduct OF that Board Of Canvassers
will draw attention from tho board here. The
Conservatives receive this news with becoming
philosophy, as such conduct Of Southern Re-
turning Boards they naturally expect.
Tho Republican Supervisor Of East Feciana,
who tcstiGcs that the election in that parish was
free and fair, and that the charge.of intimida-
ton IS absolutely false, Is threatened by Kellogg
with punishment for crimes committed and
known to be de facto before Anderson. the
Supervisor. WAS appointed to this responsible
BE fore tho Returning Board went into execu-
tive session today. conservative counsel re-
qucsted that all returns now received should
be opened 50 that Il could be discovered
5ssaaest, and counsel Isd 70 retire;
l.st Illegal odvan;ase they desire. as without
notice they oau decide conteatcd rWish nye
fed thor hired witnesses to he present cx-
log thc prsserre OF any Democratic witnusa who
could furnish evidence to the National Com
The official returns from all the parishes have
aud the ORIGINAL returns sent to the city arc IN
the hands ol Republican candidates and super
yiaors. The returns from nine parishes are siill
held by these custOdiins, who have Hidden
| them, and undoubtedly doCtorcd them.
The board issued orders to-day for the deliv
cry of these feturns-rather late Tor such IA ue-
mnnd.
Tao board gave notice that 1t would to-mor-
| row take up the case OF East Baton Rouge, hny-
| ing Cauvassod all the strong Republican par
! lehcs and come to parishes containing Demo-
| crstic muJYritics. which are all contested.
Tneif action as to Eust Baton Rouge ~ awaited
with great anxiety by our people and northern
committees. Us the board will he forced to carry
| ont it, threats Of throwing out the Democratic
| vote or back dOwu from It's bold pretension and
/ act with some fairness.
| The Nfst course will undoubtedly be adopted.
n the board has by It's conduct mp to date given
| reason to hope only sor fraudulent counting.
| TIC board has CdiV .sscu stSi tn parishes con-
ia ming: Republican mnJuriiC7. $3.50; Demo-
| cratic mnjOritics, 3.U'l; net Republican maj lri-
T.. dj,p. Inc remaining iOrtS two par shes con-
tam Nnot Democratic maj Iritv On Ave electors Of
l5,G'.. and OF, three electors Of lj6S. How these
! mniOIt.es can be counted cut. tho Louisiana
| Returning Board only know. hui II Neil know II
| here that they are capable OF accomplishing IT,.
| Thousands of vague aud Wild rum rs are
| ainat on the streets tonight. The anxiety and
| ptneial depression are ier.ile ground iog ther
/ ul.4lAig..gAIIUIt.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
RUSSIANS ON THE MARCH.
A CRISIS RhPTDLY dPPR0A CHING
IN L8S7HRN TRO UBEES.

The iierbors Of ~chnstopo and Odes-n nno
the Uivrr uDicper rOJsirnctCd-Thrce ~ =,
lion. Of poiIars Tor Do=nin's Defence.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A crisis seems AZ
proaching In Eastern affairs. Russians are apS
preaching Belgrade in great numbers by way of
Gladowa, and heavy detachment OF Cossacks
ia on tho way thcro. Its commander says 1t 10
the advance guard OF thirty thousand men des-
tined for Servia. All tho barracks IN Belgrade
have beon evacuated aud repaired. The Servian
troops VIII be quartcred In private houses.
IL Is reported that n distinguished Russian
civilian will accompany Gen. someke, Gen.
Tchernayens successor, to Belgrade, and will
live there during the campaign and havo charge
OF all civil administration.
corresponds ut seems to connect the resigna.
ton OF tie Setvian Ministers with the foregoing
statement. lie also says "Servia will be tho
extreme right wing Of the Russian liro Of opera
tlons. Tho Scrvians will be sent to Bosnia under
their own o1icers. The Roumanian pontoon
trains are all on the Danube regdy for use.
have official infoi nation that the Moslems in
Bosnia have raised three million dollars for the
defence OF that province aud are determined to
resist desperately"
The Londcn Board of Trade hnve received 4
despatch from Lord Loftus, tho 81 itish Ambas-
sador at Il. Petersburg, saying that Russia has
given onicinl notice TINT the haroors OF Odessa
and SebastDppl. the mouths of the river Dnolper
and the STRAITS Of kcrtch arc ob-tructed. and
vessels atc forbidden to approach IN tho night
| Time, ana must communicate with tho guard
sntp before entering ia daytime. Entrance with
out the ussistan &c Of the guard ship is absoute-
| " prohibited.
The Times this morning clo7os n leading arti-
Gle on the Eastern question with the following
words: I'VE ent + the conference of the pow
! ers with something moro than hope Of peace.
For the attainment OF peace VIC shall support
any proposals that offer guarantee OF orderly
| government of the insurgent provinces without
| involving rcctincltion Of the international
frontiers III our labors fruitiess we shall not
| throw ourselves ON the side OF either combat
| ant, but shall watch what the future may bring
| forth"
RAGUsA. Nov. 23.-Tho Turkish troops In
| Bosnia have evacuated Glamac, Livno, PotrOvax
and Nacief, and concentrating at Serajovo.
The Turkish corvette, whose continued
! presence In tho Austrian port Of Cravosa after
repeated summOnses from the Austrian authori-
Ties to quit mas excited much comment. has at
last sailed threat by the Austrians to search
| her for contraband OF wur.
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Soon after the transfer OF Tweed to the ca
tnlpn tho Franklin weighed anchor and sailed
up The bay. On board there was the greatest
license. The men kllaikcd on the lower gun
deck, or sat in the ports smoking and readin.:
the letters they had received. The onicor on
the bridge read their letters from homo, ~ men
on the tops ljy down out Of sight aLl OF all
who were visible from the other vessels only
the pilot and the men VINO were hrnylng the lead
seemed tn he Attending tO the ui-inHS- Of bring
ing the great man-Of-War mo port. she IN do
hor way steadily ~ the bay, however,
In the centre of cluster If small
steamboats,, dipping her nlg to tho outgoug
steamships as she pas~ed them. when she
slowed up n tho lii'irrl she !s nst lhtly sur
rounded scura, ~ little boats containing run
uris iOt sailors boarding hpuSes, but nohndv in
the frlsatt pad any need - them. Shorlv after
the dtoPaiug f the anchor bout shot from tie
side ~ the iri tn, ana a murmur Of lhcr" he
iN" There p is,' ran through the multitude
tnat stili Inpd the hulkhe Il al the Battery. A.
tle hoat reached the j"ttY District Aiiornpys
Phclp. and Hiss ana Con. ki4by, lis Ouh plss-n-
gers, stepped shOlo. Tur f0lmrr W.. Instantly
iostled and crowded ~ thrpng, who uliet1ok
nm Tor lwid," and Gs last seen the IwO Attor-
neys wore rapidly diSa paaTns In the distance,
escorted los e. cOdpln II NIX ol iLqnir,:s.
n le nlinutcS la'rr another boat YVES lowered
from tho trlgntr, ,nd ~ II apptuIrhud the land
ing II attracted even more attention than tho
first, Tor IN IT, holding the tier Tdues, sat 4 pit
sde. lniil dark scattered GIo pt of lluuerrs
stood at tue W tor sido, siraiuiug their oye, IA
TAO direction OF the franklin, looking in VAIN
Tor INeOd
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had been partially hrid-od over with boards. a
gang plank. one end of whiOh ro tod On thc cUl
aud this hastily prepared board walk led from
the ono oi ms hcf 'Ss the coal 90 the coz r'l
paft uf the rior. The Inclination of ;hc gang
penk was very stecr. and the persons on trc
board - " II ho Gomez" " L. Il lWced himself
the ralc, rinuinc old liosa2' beforo the rris-
oner 1ppe red Il the top Of the plank, clo sely
followed by sheriff Conner. Twocd began to
walk slowly down the plank, putting his cane In
front ot him al every etcp. and the multitude
shouted, " rho bose; here bo is." Then every
body began to cheer.
Tweed seemed to be surprised and unnerved
by this unexpected reception. lie Il gcered a
little ia MS steps, and acquiring u momentum
IN descending the steep incline which he could
not control, for in spite Of nll his hardships he
Il yet COrpulcnt, he began to run in most IN
dignined manner aud TO ally missipgt the boards
over which hc was to walk he plunged into the
coal ana crashed through It with heavy steps.
"A he did so q gOod-nttured lrishman Rraspcd
hts hand cxCaming "lioorah for the Ould
bnss rue chter was caughi up ny the ny
standers and repeated to tue echo. a .rin,
smile for the frat time illuminated the uged
and carcworn face Of the prisoner, whom he
heard the cheering. He even shOOk hands WIN
n slight smile, with MIR. Cummings, VINO. with
sheriff Conner, immediatoly hurried him into a
close carriage In waitl1g on the wharf.
The catriage made slow progress between tho
wagons ANA piles Of merchandise with which
the per was filed, and 1t was bcset on every
side By shouting thrOnR OF men anj boys try
INK TO eaten a glimpse OF the " old man," When
the carriage eached tho street tue uproar was
red Iubleu. gre crowd Oh foot anu in car
riages pressed around u, snouling anu g,s,icu-
lating Ike wild men. "Whcrc Is he p " Is IL
'iweedi" " Have YOU soon the old manY " 70
the muet frequcni questions. Win great oitt-
Guilty the driver of the coach containing
tweed made his way through the thTung.
followed 10y otuer carriages contHiIiuc the
pistrct ATTORNEYS ans other officers from
thr Ctllpa These were followed 10y carriages
combining reporters. hnu the whole c.v.lctoc
grove az Houston street nj "a mad pace, follow
ed hy the ahoutire thruug. SnWe of the horses
gallOped, the Garage whDrlt spun over the
pavement with unWontcd speed, tho drivcri
lashcd their wnius, uui everybody along thC
route WAS IN &c aware OF Iwccd's arrival and
men women aud children. from stores and
uwcliing houses, Joined tn the shouting.
Dealing across crowded Bro idwlv, and the
almost equally crowded Bowerv. vith undiniin
l-hed speed, the carriages soon reached the
Ludlow Slrt ct Jail. lne ono containing Tweed
was driven into the prison yaru, and the iroI
door WAS shut behind it,
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What Twccd ,.ny-
Having been asked why he He'd 80 spain

Having been asked why hc He'd 20 spain
aud what be expected to do. Tweed slid:
was in doubt what to do. 4-k.d myself
aul trusted friends at home tcior' He'd. and
ffionas aud judgment both like saic; "Ily."
said, TO iurAey. whore YOU can soon be be-
youI the rescu OF telcsrapns; - but both turkey
and Epp. seemed too. far away. Ny most
trus'eI adviser said Sp in w, the plice. for
there IS no ,NtrnCt;ion treaty between
tns Tuucd Si.fcs ANA Spain, and Kent
has clearly laid that " here there - no eXir'di-
tiun treaty h. would TOO a iolttipu ~ tue law
which custom makes to surrender ny fugitive
Then. too. Spain IL much easier to get to. aud Is
somewhere when YOU get there. Tnen thought
OF my OLD friend Connolly. who l. In Spain, and
what good time we could have together there.
Then. too, II would be near Dick, whom atn
Bl whOm shall set up III Parts, whero he'll
ave friendly counsel Of my OLD companion
Swc"ny. Spain u the place for me, sad. and
lald uy u'lu- accordingly.
| cuul have left a wear and NOR before
did. hut was not rc.uy. hai Hut 81. u .otu-
Il,trd my arrangements. ny time a. utc. | .it:
/ Ncut to Cuba. GOt - trouble HiDut s % .,-.
port, but hNct thaf not NcrN SAL f.rtorils To-
tn Spanish uuthutiti.s - tha' d. true, Uut ! ia 3
1t, anu though they ~ de a f8s- about ., glt
through, AUD thdt ,,a, sll th.t was rec ..trN.
Tweed. than ola Jovollif i"agnod la . .inc Wv
thnt WIS nj TAT 60. -e tnat tc cpI.d iIuc,
- feather MS meet. lie n.adc nae I.y pretty
dear for my stay there. uut dUu't ueErrdgc H.
flr nc was nc. -+uy II an expensive ,1uy hi
tn a.. But ihdul IL brtrr to iuy Nil-s go ny
Nltu than 90 lrt iil. pi en- rae hiF more, ana so
I new asHln. And nos here um.'
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The sale OF \ Condemned Gun aud the Story
thnt Followed IL.

ALBANY, Nov. ~. - dJutart-Gereral
Townsend to-day, in realy to inquiries relative
T. ihe charge made that he bad sold six-
p'undcr cannon a; great loss, tho inference
rci' = ma that hc had done 80 to aid ia some
utst rious uanncr the "rew rebellion" down
south. said D." sold cnry IN Jnly cone
drWued SIX podudct trlf o" cannon to a
.r. l.'n.s rruin II Mechauicsville, VINO
Wautod t. l.e Fou;th of July salu'os In
his yllafr, and wao, ia.hlg T. borrow
gun oi tnc Stpte as o., Frs desired. h0uggt
ttls one. lie wts iuf. r.i.l ~ its being cnn-
dcuucd lnd unsafe, tue unb reason wav tie
\ iuiInt-GcnorNl would rut G. :. cnt 80 lend It
10 niu; Dut .+ rr 9cr. i.fcG, aud onor 4 to give
twtul cents = pound for % a. old hr 'ulc It WIS
sold &C. han. Ihe price pfid WI, Sl,J, the gun
Nci-Aing SO POUND. thIt was an ot th.t
h'otd-cuflliur story. ilS for Oft guns t. hc
melted w h a been received AZ the Auistint-
Gcucrts lNIre rdn. IA irnm fifteen e. clsitncn
{. MS pcUnd. md this ild OF MIR. lruyn'- was
tie rc-i he could &C.. There WIS much cun-
den.Hei ordnance IN the hAads Of tne .ttc mat
hr had been tsyi - 10 sell, hui could not d. 80
a'N.uta-eousy bccau.c OF the low prices Of
fed. lr5 gun and a few old u,uskct- and
.uulpmeuts wore all that nd been 80 d. anu
mono even OF that was sold ~ persons OGtside VI
The state,
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chiINED ny rHREn WoMEN.


samuel &. ~almpa-, II Iuch iinrricd Mani
tns Nivo- are to .Ic Believed.
Samuel &. Snlmons also known as sam
mis-, whom three women claim as husband,
was before Justice Duty for second herring
yesterday On the compliant of the third vile.
Mrs. Ell u Van Mater, the only witness, ties l.
ncd that In her house In Flatlauds, |. j., Mrs
Carrie Sainmis, Us she c.llod herself. was con
lined, aud int lnuns called uIon Ter aud
thanked hcr for htr kindncss to his wife"
Con. Cr0ok thc third wiio's counsel. claim ID
that thii ackuowi' dgmeut by SaiGIons cousll-
tuted "a loyal marriage.
S.lnou's c0u.a,l, to show that there was no
marriage, quoted tire same law case that Gen.
Crook cid. \ ceitinfatc was shown 10y tue AL
legged wife which salmon sNcre was niled ont
bN friend. ;'almOhs claimed that b. never was
maTrI,d to tho woman on the contrary sac
knew thpt he had "a wife. & Unoune Peck, living
ia BROOKLYN. The whole case, tho counsel said,
hinged on the vrraciy ot the complainant and
the drIcndLnt. Justice Dan touk tic papers
and reserved his dec 4 ~ until Friday.
Jane Perry, a gir of about fourteen Years Of
age, also claims that she WIS married to Snl-
mons shortly after C,tlarine Peck wa, married
to him, and just before the alleged marriage
with Caroline waite.