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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

Internal Revenue Circulars to Tobacco
Dealers Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue has issued q circular di-
recting that on and after the first of
May next, all manufacturers of t0bac-
CO. snufand cigars. will DO required
upon concluding business to render
closing inventories as provided by the
revised statutes to pack and stamp all
manufactured goods on hands al that
time, and close up their accounts as
manufacturers with their general col-
lectors. BY removing from year to
year their special tax stamp, and
keeping them posted conspicuously In
their places Of business. by rendering
monthly reports Of stamp purchases,
sales and removals Of goods, by keep
ing their business and themselves
qualified as manufacturers, though not
actually engaged in manufacturing,
they can enjoy all the privileges the
law accords to manufacturers and
keep their stock of goods unstamped
at their fscto ries until they are sold OF
removed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

Auct0 necr George Fl. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, z. O.. would an
no ounce to the people of Snyder coun.
ty. that he will cry sales for real and
pc rsonal property, ut short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. lMarlj77tt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

Rev. Irvine FORMERLY of Beavorlown
has moved to this place.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

S A Large line ~ Dress Goods
White Goods. Cslicos. Muslins. etc q,
asionishi Ds low prices at 8. wsis, Seiius
grove.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04
I'D CDNsUwpTTVEs,

Thc advertiser, having been VcTmanently
cured oi that dread disease, Consumption. 10y
\ simple remedy, IL anxious 10 mako known
to his fellow sufferers tho means oi cure To
ali who desire IL, he VIII send q copy OF tho
prescription used, tfreo Of charge), with the
directions for preparing nd using tho same,
whieh 'hey VII hnd sraR cung Tor Coz.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, DHONCuiTls, nc.
Parties wishing the prescription, W III ~ ease
oddress, r. A. WILSON, IA Penn St. VIII
iamsburgh, N. Z. Jan. iT,';som
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

4 Tho ouly, eemsi
i't0 tggo Isriaici
NitE chbise Arui> Aa
fropch i,fAndy, ~at
nefs vtArinySal .Hro,Ira
ton ~ thS RsrFoas ipres.
iYsoillty Il agk,; Soliscs,
'os tAF eSt'enfti.s su.
lpondsdclrcnisgf5p,i h frafe
llqt boon q su&fhta ia.
fnhanity " onte soatliug
d Isa,,ssps&s' I sSf sSIiss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

CoWkerf.i,s ofhe New Doi'dr.-The
Inquirer of Monday says Experts at
detecting counterfeit coin state that
the best counterfeit they have ever
known is that which has made it's
appearance within the last day or two
Of the new dollar. IL is dangerous
from the fact that II cannot he detec-
ted rcaiily only by those who con .
s,antiy handle coin. and can tell the
eksct weight Of the new dollar 10y the
sense Of feel. The new counterfeit il
pronounced perfect in construction,
aud has the metallic ring, but is li;h.
ia weight.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04
ERRORS ON YOUTH.

q GENTLEMAN who tuGcred Tor years from
hNerNOus Debility, Premature Decay, sul all
We effects OF yoHthiai iudisorrtipn, will hr the
sake OF suffering humanity, senI frr. II all who
need u, the recipe and n eetion for making tho
simple remedy by which hs vas curod SuI.r
ers Wishing % pr0nt by tho advertisers experts
ence can do 80 by addressing In perfect cont
asnce;, JOHN b. OGDEN, az Cedar Street
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

Government STOCKS. &c.-CiOs.
~ Ing Frie-s ~ bs HAvaS h rowssxsD 10
south rh.ta street PbilsdolphIa. St1cs. bongh,
and -olt either for cash or on margin, Mar.
gs,,A t.Sa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04
CONSUMPTION Cured,

An old physician retired from active pr.e,,e.
having had placed In his hands by an Past Iu.
disn missionary the formula of o simple ,ee,.
table remedy for IL. speedy and permsnent cure
aud all Throat and Lung affections. Also q rc.i.
tive snd radical eure foe 0epcrai Debility and
al peryons complaints. sfer having thoroughly
tested ifs ~oudertdi curative eose,s In thcns-
ands OF cases. fcels II his duty 10 make n hnorn
TO bis snnerins fellows. rh. rsceiSs viii bc
sent Tree Of charge ~ ell who desire H. with fall
direcsions for preparing aud successfully using
Address Win stamp naming this paper
Dr. NJ. T.. BELL.
No. % CorarLASpSr BA,rinons u n,
Feb. IL ia. am.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04
DIpHYHE ERIk!

Johusnn'- Anodyuo Ltuiusut VIII positively
prevent tA'rtctrihe disease. AMI vii positively
cure ninr ras. : IN ton. sutprma,ion ttat " ~
save mAry lives rent free Iy mail. DOar delay
y moment Prevsrtiuu l. Leltcr than cure. I
>. JOHNSON a o., Blusor. Maine.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-04

Ali Communications, business let.
a.. 6c.. for this Office, 10 secure
@nrnt ~ attention should be addressed
follows: fuE Posi-. Middleburg.
Svder County, Pa. Advertisements,
s"n,minicatiens &c. must be handed
n by Monday noon. to secure user
tipn In next issuo
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17
What Our Brethren Say.

The FARMER AND MECHANIC, the or
gan of the Department of Agricul-
ture of North Carolina, is the best ag-
ricultural paper ever published in the
South.-Frdnklin Courier.
The farmer who does not take the
FARMER AND MECHANIC published at
Raleigh misses a sight for two dollars.
-Hurfreesboro Enquirer.
Tie FARMER AND MECHANIC is one
of the best edited papers that ONES to
this otiice.-Durhdm Plant.
The FARMER AND MECHANIC, publish
ed under the auspices of the State
Agricultural Department at Raleigh,
is without exception the best weekly
newspaper in the State, and the best of
its kind we have known published in
the South. 1t deserves the very larg-
est success. We like to see good pa
pers largely circulated.-Asherilte Cit
izen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17

NORTH CAROLINA As A TOBACCO
STATE.-In the Statistical Reports for
1876, our State is accredited with a
yield of 10, 22j, 900, or an average of
so lbs. per acre upon $4,000 acres,
valued at 81, AGO, $50; and we are placed
seventh on the list of tobacco-produc-
ing States. This is manifestly enron
eou Fully one-third of the tobacco
raised in North Carolina is not report
ed, or manufactured or sold. Draw a
line across the State from. Weldon to
Charlotte, and nearly every farm west
of 1t will be found to contain a tobacco
patch, covering from half an acre to
a dozen or twenty acres. Even on the
slopes of the Blue Ridge, back of rude
log cabins, will be seen the broad
green leaves of the weed" with
which high and low alike delight to
defile their mouths. The aggregate
of these patches" must be very large.
IobaccO-raising on the lower Neuse
region is also quite frequent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17

Address,
THE NEWS"
oct25-tf. Raleigh. y. C.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17

D. Z. Belk of Union county found
Il SO pvt. chunk Of gold last week
worth 80 cents per pvt. He refused
50, 900 for it.
We agree with Bro. Yates of the
Dem. that Mr.. WOddell will not con-
suit the interest of his own State Press,
if he bases his postal bill on the recon-
mendation of the powerful, money
power organs of New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. Half a dozen
country newspapers in North Carroll
ma can be bought to-day for half price,
because the editors see they cannot
afford to pay postage on credited sub
scriptiOns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17
lO4

THE ONLY O~SE.-North Carolina
alone Of all the States aud Territories
was enabled to report the entire list of
articles called for by the schedule OF
the L.. S. Commission at the centen-
NAL last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17
OsBORN'S
A DIS RABLE HOME AND CHEAP
Jan11-lyT

n FARM FOR SALE.
Located in a pleasant ihrl ing village on
farm or go acres OF upland and bottom land,
adapted 10 al crops grown in the St,te, IN
GLIDING all tie fruits. as healthy as can be
founi in he S ate. + ne water, z cd orrhard
garden, 3 tenants farms and houses, one res,
idence with s rooms, good barn and other out
buildings. Also. / hotel, ! store house, one
new hands me cottage with i've rooms one
double house and ABOUT 30 building lots in
the village. Two churches, 2 steam saw
mills, one drug store, and s stores Tor general
merchanui e, and a good live enterprising
community. The vi lage was started In 1873,
and is ftourishing, A change OF business de-
manding the removal OF the party to another
portion of the State is the reason il Is on the
market. Price, IA 900, one halt cash, and re-
mainder one and TWO years time. Good oP-
portunity for colony of eight TO twenty falml-
fles as 9th + lands around the VILLAGE can be
bought at fair pric s. They want immigrants.
For parricul trs address the Commissioner OF
Agriculture, Raleigh, N. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-17

For Tobacco Plant Beds and
the General Crop.

We beg 10 announce II cur ireh In The
Tob ,r,-o regiun OF North "a oil "a, | AT tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE MANHATTAN BANK ROBBERY.
FALSE REPORTS OF POLICE ARRESTS.

FALSE REPORTS OF POLICE ARRESTS,
The Manhattan Bank burglary still remains
a mystery and 10 arrests had been made up to a late
hour last night. w.dev-crculatod report that the
arrest of man named Vreland made on account OF
his supposed connection with the robbery, was denied
last night by the police Early Yesterday morning Cap
tain Ryrnes and Inspector Murray arrested in some
what mysterious manner. a who gave his
was remaudcd by Justice Morgan yesterday, for further
cVdcucc captain BYTucs said, last night. that wllc he
could not vet the object or Nrclands arrest 1t mad
no connection WITH the bank Burglary and al rumOrs oi
arrests 10 tAat case gruuudlC.s Inspector DHks
said that the police morally certain that they knew
who The robbers were, ami thar, In technical phrase.
t,y were under cover not having been seen since The
robbery, but ne thousht Il arrested II would DE ann
cult matter strong testimony against them.
President Sche declared that trustees hal not Of
fcrcd any reward for the IcIn O the stolen securities
He tct confident that ultimately the securities would ne
returned but the bank officers had filed Cayeat Tor
the Reissue 10 them Of the Government bonds. PreCau-
tous had been taken to guard against any future huT-
gldry A new safe had been ordered. and though II
would now provided with time lock, one could he
attached hereafter II il thought necessary. IHe
isufur" he added - no longer entrusted win the
con, huation He awaits the arrival OF another en-
Move before taking the books The DInk trustees 40
not consider themselves responsible Tor the property
il was taken merely a. favor; but cXJudRe Barbour,
OF the Supreme Court has advised the persons Woo met
with such losses that IN his 1pmiOn, actions can he
brought against the bank officers for criminal negIl-
Rencc. The important loss was that OF $1,000 be-
longing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.
IL OLD MAN TRIES 10 KILL HIS WIFE AND THIN
CTS HIS THROAT.

AN OLD MAN TRIES 10 KILL HIS WIFE AND THIN
CUTS HIS THROAT.
In the rear apartments of a five story
doublc tenement house, No. 4O5 West Fny-fourth-i,
an old man over sixty years Of attempted Yesterday
IN Kill his wife, and then killed himself Hs name Was
Lawrence Reilly. lie had lived III The hOusc With his
wife and children for about three month"; TO all appear
ances they were quiet and orderly people. Catharuc
PeilIy The wife, WHO is forty-Gyc years Old ru-
l. industrious woman, and had been appointed jani-
tess OF the house
Yesterday morning oil angry dispute was heard III the
rooms occupied by the couple. About hail hour he
fore noon Yesterday every IN the house startled
nv the screams OF Mrs. Reilly, who ran INTO the hallway
Giving Murder" In her hand she held blunt hatcl 1t
covered with blood decpgSh was IN The lett sldcof her
head from winch blood was freely HuWng she ran INTO
Mrs Mandcr's apartments, wmch atln front OF her own
rnnus and threw herself the lounge begging
lection saving that her husband was try n to Kill her.
officer Ciarside of the Twenty-secOmd Precinct,
arrived aud Relllys ap1J tmcnis we're visited At one
corner Of the room in front Of small MIR Reilly lay
with his throat cut. He mad struck hs wife The head
vii. me net and when ho Attempted TO Icpcat The
bloy she tor, .he Ratchet from HIM ANA OF tie
room After she had left II appt that n" got his
stood before the mirror and cut lis throat. They
bofl taken to Roosevelt Hospital where the husband
died about o'clock. Mrs. R"y's wound was dressed
and II is thought she may recover,
The couple had been married about twenty years,
Mr. Reilly fifteen years 'oungrr than her husband
and recently he became very jealous Of her. They
recently quarrcllcd and parted reconciliation was
effected however, three months ago. when they hired
ne apartments III which the deed was committed yes
terddY.
Reilly attempted Kill Ms son for asserting belief
mat his mother innocent al the sin Of unaIthtu-
NO.. m. how WAS driver. from the house His II me il
Bernard. lie lG sc"n years old, and is employed AT
Sjerns ID West INcly-ihrd-st He says he cOnid
not sleep through the Hzht fearing Ms father would
murder him. lie went 10 h'- work a. usual Yesterday
morning. lie ha, another brother, Francis, who ID to
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
p Q S + s c. RIP T
S:45 a. m.
Two EAILROAD DISASTERS
TIE NEw.RRrNswICK ACCIDENT.

A
ST. ,Iouy. n. b., Nov. 15.-The accident
last evening the New-Brunswick halfway Mario"
Gauge Line is Que oftho most serious that has happened
in this Province Peel, the scene OF the
disaster. ia about six miles below Flor
encvfle, ana about eighty miles above Frcdcrcktown
passenger on the Inflated train gives the following ac-
count Of the accident It WA an upran, ana there
were about twenty passenger on board Including Con
ductor YerXa The train was gong at moderate rate
Of speed when we reached Peel. Suddenly there
was a shock: the train jumped the track ana
we found that the passenger car was r"llnR
down one OF the worst entertainments on the
, The car had almost reached the waters edge when
t. WAS discovered that IL had taken fire. Great alarm
was now elt by the occupants, ~ 1t was reared none
would he able TO escape from the burning ear. Inc
flames spread rapidly, aud men TOOK Oh ther
coots and attempted TO extingush the hie'
nut their efforts we're unayalinR. The flames
had complete possession, leaplng from seat
IN scat driving the nssenqere who were almost crazy
bctore them The clothing Of the passengers soon
ught Ire and they rushed from one part OF te et
70 anotber tho scene was indeed terrible until ihey
were released a little boy who mad managed 10 Keep
clear of the flames long after the clothing OF hnV ottr
nseUers had caught fre several times, IN bis anxiety
~ fIc ssfptv Of some OF his friends rushed INTO the
flames aud badly burned that nc Only h'eu I"
short time. -, ,.,- 4, ,, a..
and many passengers were seriously nur d. Tue name
OF the child that died from the effect OF its bnrl, Is M
known There was woman IN the car, anu sllc was
so badly hurt before the caught IRE thlt she was
unable TO battle with tine flames Her O)dy was amos.
consumed when we escaped from the car some OF We
passengers gave her name as MIS- tuhhihsbaiu, ou'
this report was afterw8Id conradctGd. mr' hacheL'
nj Fort Fairfield also lost his life by the disaster
Anonr those who were burned and otherwise injured
are Mr. Yerxa, conductor not fatally ~ NJ DoWprahc'
brakeman: r. Clark Ell press agent; Il iym"nG, news
AGENT, Johu Hamilton. James Turner. W. A. Nennry'
T1ari.s Phins John Lovely, james Montgomery, One
man wos badly burned about the tace ana hahds ah-
Iar mad h. arm broken and head badly cut, ana an
other was badly burned ABOUT his body and lower limbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
mig Annobe coi ~, Yates Falmouth 80 days. with

senic 20 order: vessel 70 master
aa Es TiSr saasr eic ESS
schr Walter " Thondyke tof Rockland: Cnshman Prince
ler Monians Bcarsc Gardner Me- to Consumers.
scr John stroup Pearce Dresden Me- with ice tn order
schr uy Amc5 Bishop Rocklsnd with lime to IIayland&
schr iendrIck Fish, Hooper Tenants IIabor with granite
tVssip Bohemia ,of Bath Trlsk from Plymouth, which
was anchored below came up to he cltytoday.
WIND -sunsst-At sandy HOOK light, NV; clear At
city Ihard, light +; clear.
CLEARED.
city Of chester tBr Brooks Liverpool John Dale
HSvt 6rrn, Ha (aago Hendar.o Bros rs rian r
e T,o henderson, Bros T@rPea T Rnsse IShe
via PoT. Royal, II Mallory co; Caronde e. Burr0T T
more, ; Krems Bdde Wallace. philadelphia James
Ships Muskota BIZ Cutter Antwerp BOYD Hncken; Thor
(Norj Zicha Jason, London Fgnch Edy' ~ 90 ,,,o co
Drnei bubreTaek Aust Pcrcich Hayre Funch i, 8 CO.
GeT Tsch~ns Bam6Pe Paensteii & CO st Patrick Br
B"gart. Antwerp. W BertauIi Alice Campbell. Eaton
Bsrcelona Funch EIye & co; Shela Br) mosher HayTe
ElTe q co, irene iIaj Tomasch Dunklk sloc"ych CO.
Martino utaD; Gigante bristol S9covich .o pdioif1
ta Cesunch Hayre slocevlGh q Coj Ia Agsn HapaT
gs caef oard BrG%n 81 IGn nTsnP do Vera
Co; RcdoTa ByrSe, Bayonae F. " BcTtauS Robin
SOC ciFs iod~in Williams bridgeport stamford Mig co;
Luela snow, Gregory, Kingston. ia II solomon Co'
Ocean BE e (Br) WTsOn. ~ John - NtNlnsH pns,
A l. FITCH Fitch Perth Annoy. John 1ngTaham Il Coz Eiza
y Coffin Cole Lucia " I, DWIGHT & llatt; BaItei,
Baxter Canning, y :, W BeTtquXi Geftrudc T. Smlln'
jameson. Puerto CsueIO, Agostina.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov l5-Arr str Lake Champain tBr), from
QUEENSTOWN l5.-Arr str Bohna, from NewYork for
lverDOOl.
sailed city Of Berlin Liverpool for New YORK.
LONDON, Nov lJ-SR cd 18th inst, Is HaZeltine Daisy
B0ynon both bee 1871 Castalia. Kong Harold
both agna capt Ecrtsen Tor Baltimore or
pheus Northern Chief Johnny Smith, Everest Lennie Bur
nil IAN Dunsyre, Ka tad Caharne capt trown ia
cob Aa Alaska Capt HacTOH, the latter for Smithyille
Countess OF Derby Ella FO-e both for Deawte Bleakwaei;
18th inst. Abraham Young, for Tybec.
Arr l2th inst Annie Fish SULLIVAN Allen, Ukraine, Dante;
14th Luce Rcbecca SueZ capt Pagano; Olu Betty
SOrer AOseIk Antwerp 10Th INST Svea capt
MO!cr at COwes Wildwood, c rlO Il, NestOr, T1tania
DISASTER
GIBRALTAR Nov 1.-THE brig Calao. from Phla
depha Palermo abandoned al Her cTe"
with exception Of person. saved by the Norwe'
gian bark Artndal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16

while at Bergen Point during hepast Summer was
ed Wit pneumonia from which he never reSoyeiea ne
expressed the hope OF being able TO attend TO business
in few DAYS Yesterday morning he grew worse n1
died I'm a short time He born In this city III 1880,
his father being o shp-hTOker Frederick began DIS
mrrcan &c career clerk and went into business for
himself in 1850 al No South Williamst., where the
business now s lie has been largely interested III III.
sales ~ ships foreign governments and necoualco
with tire Russians in the sale Of the steamer sara
toga In 1854 be married the daughter OF Judge Porter
OF New Rochelle, who survives lin with one SON
regret was xpressed by shipping men yesterday upon
learning Of ms death His business will be continued ny
his and other partners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
SHIP NEVIS.

PORT OF NETWORK .......

PORT OF NETWORK -.........Nov IL.
Str Zerand C3eg), Tahcr'y Antwerp Nov 2. to Geo W
Cotton.
SIR bermuda OBJ WILSON, Porto Cabco and Curacao oct
so IAguayra Nov g. Ponce, T. H. 3, u Thomas aud II
John Il, g. u a T. OuttTbudg,
Hr City OF Columbus NcEorsOn savannah Nov 49, to GEO
Str Hatteras Malott, Norfolk 10 Old Dominion IS CO.
ship Bedford (br COngiOn, Bcnen oct T. ballast "a
Whitney 4 Cos anchored Al SANDY Hook Tor orders
Bark AnO Ausr SOppa, London OF days, in ballast TO
John Eeager .
BarE fegplnr oi Yarmouth. n g. lTefy. DunkiTk 40
DAYS In ballast TO James w Elwell a Co
BARK Palermo (0f Anna polls ~ Mclaughlin, Rotterdam
40 DAYS In ballast ~ j w Parker & Go.
Bark samuel Eick6rsOn new 100 tOnsD Cole. HarriGg
TON Ne, Ia ballast " Brett, son = Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
DIABETES CAN BE CURED.


MeSsrS Morgan d .IN,H.
DEAR Su-. II has been some tune since wrote you no"
father was 40 thought would write 20 day am happy TO
say that he il ~ irsU He has been cured with less than
three tiles since De has cen taking the CDNSlITU TON
WATER" We have heard u good many Of diabetes in
this cit one lady has very bad When We hrst heard OF
her ahe was down with It, she bought one bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER. and took a doses, after
which she was able 81; up mcosc two Scent stamps
for which please many circulars as YOU can I"
there arc treat many persons want them Yours very
49,, JOHN l.. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
WESTERN GRAVE RoBBERs ARRESTED.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-Marshal Fell, Of
GAINESVILLE OHIO to-day arrested Gurus Eliot Of Co-
bus as one of the persons in the rob
berry there yesterday The confessed The crime, and
faid mat Captain billiard prominent ctzen Of nc.-
WILL, was the leader OF gang. HllhaTd has been
placed In TAIL He is very popular young man here.
DT Edwin Heyl, WclknUwn young phy siclanh was
arrested al Columbus to-day, also charged with com
plicity IN the robbery.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 15.-Samuel Reed,
prominent physician has been arrested charged with
being the principal IN the recent dissertation Of the
Roanoke, Ind cemetery lie protests lis innocence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
rnn,iINEN1 Arrivals.

Uipdsor H0iel-Captain James H. EadHa OF ~.
20 Treasurer James Nackin and state Prison Su.
hcDntcndent Louis d. lisbury of Albany Lr,roort
t,m.S II dc Hcgcrnann LindcrCOne, Danish Minister
81 Washington brand C>ptrGl Ho's,- CmefJudge san;
n Of CO9rt Of Appeals >0rrrd ~
sRear Admiral C. BOCgs, L. :. y, and General X g.
nrnm T. \ A. ..... Pork 1crHue HotSt-Prniessor A. W
ULesier - Vale College ... Hd H0f" FNC Con.
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