George Boswell is charged, on warrant, wit attempting to stab George Strain at Tarrawingee Ovens on the 22nd instant. He is a Victorian native, a laborer, aged about 20 5'6" high, dark hair, sallow complexion, dark beard just showing, thin build, small nose; wore dark Crimean shirt, moleskin trousers, and dark hat with white puggree. He is supposed to have gone to STanley orBeechworth P2 Jan 4 1870 -- The rate for transmission of a telegraphic message not exceeding 10 words within the colony of Victoria, has now been reduced to 1/- and for every additional word 1d. P2 1870 January W.A. Bowderay - Rutherglen drowned P3 1870 G Brown deserting child - Benalla P3 1870 Theft - Alexander Pritchard Beechworth P4 1870 Samuel Houston - Beechworth P7 1870 Francis Roughead - Beechworth P8 1870 Stolen from James Hatten, Mack's Creek, Jamieson, about 25th December 1869, 6 copper plates 4 feet x 2, each with a row of nail holes on the edges 1 inch apart, 4 other rows of tacks on each plate 6 inches apart. Supposed taken to Graytown, McIvor by 2 Chinamen. Gazette 7/1/1870 Page 9 Police - Ovens District - Beechworth Belvoir, Bright Buckland Chiltern El Dorado Growlers Creek Myrtleford Rutherglen Snowy Creek Stanley Tarrawingee Thalangatta Wahgunyah and Yackandandah 1870 January Police - Upper Goulburn District - Jamieson Alexandra Darlingford Doon Junction, Gaffney's Creek, Godfrey's Creek, Jericho, Marysville, Mansfield, Wood's Point and Yea 1870 January