davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

COFEEE-Vsry ttle doDs the sales uninprt4rt We
FLOUR AND MEAL-The deul.nd for Western Canal
P.oL is sctiye; the low prices accepted yester
day by few :Tnid holders drew buyers, and
the close The decline Of yesterday fully recovered
rrde. the es $50 bbl. sed sc 50 for uspec ed
perfne State, &c T5f 90 80 for choice s7a 81 ~ r
do &c 81 80 for los OF Western 81 100 81 s.
shppus brands Of OOndhO,p Ohio; 81 70 50
brands d. and 81 s5G 10 for s., Louis ard Genese
Sou.hern Fou also better but and sellers
generally u their views aud the business light the
are bills 81 51a 81 90 f1r mixed brands Baltimore and
s8G 80 81 for the ber grades Rye Flour is In roders;e
dsmsnd and s steady stes Of 20 bh CSC IS IS Germ
Meal plrsy demand is moderate the sales $50
bbs 81 - for jersey and 81 % fE BeEdyvEe, Ell fr
pUurhsors.
FsH-Dry Cod firm a. IS for S. Georse's Bank bu.
the demand is limited aud the srke; al descriptions
extremely dull aough fEm owrg the Light stock Of
'ss sGRAIN-Tbe inquiry srwheat fair but he advanced price.
euaidrd hi; hs business 20 90 busn good he Michigan
n Bsrry is duh snd hssyy sales Of 80 bush.
hye i in Moderate demand Sl the supply i
large Oats rather rrnsr hut tie demand 81
asse. I STATE 5s . for Western Canadian and choice
e0e Com IN moderate dnard hodrs asking hiKer
rates; the arrivals sales Of bnsh CSC fr dan
sE.d mixed good held al y &C. with buyers 9Gglc AID
g7i AISLE for Jersey and Southern Yellow.
We copy he following from W Cutting esq circular Of
this date:
There has been es excitenen. IT. the Whest srke during
he pact week and since The foreign By the Canada
nav. APPEARED 20 be disposed make p.s
70 induce demand. Buyers how-v. anticipating much h ser
have operated with reserve purchasing only % .uppy
h.1 most urgent wants The transactions yesterday were 10
very Limited sSsH Asr he ge,cysd By the City o Bal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

e,,3 soy and i.e.ea reyo. board y yesssi "ni,e %
fing IN he rsrn he pisonsIs we're sEo1sh % - o'J ~
IgrslDz ana beS foT examination. -
s B.slre Ccnm.ss Dsr HEwT0S -. !,
Patrick McCafrey and four OF the ere" "i 'ue pc mp
~ b-Cre he C9mulissi on charge o. s," 80
fp,v disposqS Saturday, heCaHr~y ana jams ~
I M o. .i.l A. the ri1seAdsTs, and Tie zee; being als
charged ,-., c...... ~, r-s,e Gar. far tha
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Nv Te1egraph.

SANDY HOOK May 2, surdown-T1yo ship,, bark and
bTzs anchored the bar bound IN eshp- baks and bh
anchored al the Spit; bound out Wind W. light ~esAer
clear.
HIGHLANDS May 2, :gneown One bark and one brig oa
the Highlands, bound in. Wind ~ W. sht weather clear
NEWPORT, May 2-No change In vessels; dense ss Al
day Wind y light Steamer Curlew b working % pecess
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Arr bsrks Washington, Havana
Charlotte Fey E and Reindeer Rio Jsneo Rowend Porto
Cabeo bTigs N Moore, Trinidad Cuba Zenih Cardersst
Jansissi ,. shr George w Robertson, D.nsisrs.
BOSTON May 22-Bslow bsrks Mary Broush.on saIinsmt
Sea Breeze. Ms.susssi Trinity, Galveston. 49,,
CHAkLEsT0N, May 2c.-S,esm.bip james Adams, AdsmS'
H0m New yosk, ag here ct O'clock tbs FTdsy) messae
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-MAv 2l.-Befo.e


THE STEAMSHIP CAsE--NoTios FOR 4 STAY.
John Graham agt Louis II. Meyer.
On Friday application was made ON the part Of
the defendant this for stay Of execution, pending
trial The Judge the defendant sixty days
which for tIis but denied the motion for stay
of execution.
WRIT OF ERROR AND BILL or ExcEPTIoSs-IRREGr-
IARITl.
wilhelnins VI Williamson e; al, az. Jas II. Suydsm.
This is motion 10 allow the defendant TO amend the
record present The exceptions which reserved on the
trs The verdict plaintiff under the direction Of the
CoaIt. containing the questions OF law with
liberty 20 either party after the decision Of the Cut Court
the motion fr trs 20 turn the case into ball Of excep-
tions special verdict The denied aud Judgment
eteed for plaintiff writ of the Supreme Court
booSh but through nsdyesne the snnexed n the
record, without changing into the form Of bill h exceptions.
The was srs1ed N the Appellate Court without either
counsel taxing notice q The irreuly in the form OF the record
and upon the rcal questions involved
The Supreme Court however e bound notice The deec.
and the disposed o. whu sdvertne 10 the questions
which the carried - thA; Court The questions
deemed important % the rights defendant
interesting the decisions hshes, Courts of New.
Yofk dee, coafct with the ruling In this csse al the
Circuit As the omission 70 change the bill Of sxcsp
tiops padveusDoe ard apparently ecoyer by the
for either party and p.oceseed under expectation by
bo that tho questions properly Iasd the record
Inclined the motion bat IL be Payment Of
costs In the supreme Court.
There Il connected with the motion motion 20 amend the
sudsment record respects the The taxed bill on
sypea reduced but the record Is said hs bn amended
accordingly Khls be this part Of the motion oush, also
b. allowed.
CNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 2l--
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
MARRIED..
DIED.

NFWMAN-BUTLER-IuB Brooklyn, Thursday, May ls, b.
the Rev Ruf1s W. Clark, George A. Newman 70 EmlJ ~
dsughte. Of Augustus Butler, sll Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week

Increase Of the week ss compared with lsjs...Ss s5
The following is comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
S7.s31,6l2 &I,7Oi, 407 S2,sls. a.

Decrease compared with 1859 s62t63
The export of specie for the week ending Sstur-
day was as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

The Saglnap .Mch.l EnterPrise states that the
Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company going
forward with the work in earnest, having nearly
third of the distance between Saginaw and Flint a.
ready graded
The Boston Transcript says:
The creditors Of the grocery firm Of Dexter Fay Il
Co., which lately stopped payment were called to-
gether on Thursday 10 hear statement Of the cond
ton of affairs. We are informed that in the statement
made there no attempts Mt cOnceslment or mys-
tfcaon but that the full facts of the were placed
before the creditors by the leading member of the firm.
The total indebtedness ia ss7 900 while the
were stated be of the real value OF $6 900 but of
somewhat larger nominal value.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

CNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY 2l.-
Before Mr.. RICHARD 4. SrILwELL.
ARREST or MUTISEERs.
William Watson and eight others OF the crew Of the
chip Stylsrk heace for Hong Kong sues'ed s might BY
shsHasr ye charged by !be captain Of Ss ship with hsYps
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

Markets-CiREFuLLY REPORTED roR TIE N. Y TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, May q, 1853.
ASHEs-The market eady for both ainds, Po.s firm,
and in demand o. IS 80 Pearls steedy 81 *5 Is.
COTTOS-The marie. rather weaker and ccni.aes dull
sales go 5ses We quote noniLa.y as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

tAdvertis-ment.j
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Wall. st., offer for
sale all es, UNITED srArEs STATE sTocXs for In
yes,nlent OF Banking purposes IN amounts 20 suit.
Orders for the purchase sale Of Stocks oomrnsoo
promptly ey cuted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

We annex comparative statement of the Exports
exclusive OF specie) from New-York TO foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l.
1857. 1855. 1853.
Total for .he week. 5j73 SSSil6l Sl,0IS5
Previously reported ......2,fd,M 2,ISH5 Old"S
Girea Ian 1........ o32 Gao $Oll666 l3
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
Z. 81. Tp,nmel,

Infpplterer unO Gaptsierer,
9c. 204 SrOarltraee, swildcn Ter 4ten uno 5tcn,
Cmpfietlt lid ren rcutiGcn NublitIm sur Mnfcrtisuno ancr in lcu
@tld0tt cmlbla9Cnecr Nrbcucn, ais: @upplitern neltcr umo alter
9iNbel. Nnfcrtt9un9 ron Wfatrobcn aner @rt, Garc;tercn Urn 3ints
mern, ST weldhcm 3mct ib Gin ibr ih6ncS Nlprtim Mt Sopctcu
rrrrathl9 babe. Nlc Sprttn Rcicaur lmo Ycnetianiime @linte Yors
rlthia un6 iH kiINacm NreiS ,n h0ben lei !. 81. MnmmtL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07

dbarbaltcn trtrh, unb pr;u Die unter,eibnrte Spp,ittc
prS Utt9sn Screins ras 9siNmnte biefse DeutIbtbum
Trrnrolidlt ctnluldrcu ih erlaub'.
I'm III uhr Scrntttags oerIommeln Ib DC Wito(irz
Der rcr Cbtgcn Trreine unS ale 5reunoe brrIelber I'm
6anrtquartier, @antcr II. Qrhnrr's gftm IHortct ScteI
(Sfe Orr 6ten uno Warlbauitro6r), mu Ifb Der Nrff;uo
Iorm'rt uno nit ben 6otnen rrr rep. &errine circff
nab Dem 6etplab abmarihirt.
Oae 6et miro, nadbem iib bic S6ciIuebmcr rs6eI.
ben bon ibrem NfarIbc crbctt uuO an eincm 0jloa
gaaerbicrs rcitaurirt baten eurtb cine emf,
%iprctbenre Sctrsre erGfnrt.
VtlanAcprtrdae uno Ncftnile llntcr6altuuo fpIosr
%ocrlcltrn, mprnuf Gin observation-disclosures Dinner einoe.
npmnen wtrp, rne ocn meitrrrn Nubm oieles 0loecs
b%esrtnpen uno Ger Stunt zines franSGliiben &utto oQe
Gore MAIDEN lpQ.
@slnng unb Die Sbau lle6undrn ber Burner. orIcI.
ltNe 9 iele uno teitcre llnterbaGtnna, WuIf unp pos
frGtIide <n9en Der @t6isr miro Ippauu bic Stunpsu
rea NatmitrHat IN 1bt reutiter @cile %auofiuen. bis
ME ~lieblideu 2Eeilrn Ger Nrtnory Yanp ,um frGbIihcu
J anie %einlaoen.
Nm Nbeno miro Hcr @artcn eurb bcnaaliIcbct Sseler
uno hinsTlbe Vlmpen pradtpclI e~rleudotet. uno moncbr
anfltetsrnbe Nafste mtro ben ;3urVdaetIistcnrn ecr.
%titnoen, Dap nuf 5attcrf's lieblGer 66bc lid, ros
Ocutlhthum Nhchmcnrs Y%erlammelt bat, ur Gin reut.
lteS 5ci, Elm W It gu begebrn.
Our 9edun9 Ter ~llnfritrn rieicr Sel(ihfcit miro eu
GtntrtttSpret5 Won p Cts. pom icprm Serrn erbrten.
Onmrn uno &inncr batrn bageaen freien @irtritt
gu rrtt 3ablreiher Gbrilnabme an Oicier Selljbfejt
laeet lrruneltht elm Dte @pmttte:
@anter. 8Sntaen, 9fetfer, 5atrer,
~beinemann, Sfibcrliua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
- @aals @o&s mtre Ger 0tSsn Der @ottmannsr

= Nabits 9So6e wur Ger Srpen Der Slotbmannsr
ib batier in einsm @raao Council per1ammslu uue
stnsn srUecn umsus psranfaltsu.
= gStr permsiien unIere Qs1sr auf bic Nnseise Res
@eians' Sersins Suartett. Glut, Der am nG6fcu Nrn.
tag in 6attorf's goltssartsn rim srusartisss 9ai.Sef
atbalt, ar Gem f6 audi Der 0sfans. Sersin 8irsiuio
unc Der llnatbdnsise Surnpersin %tetbsiIist. gSsr s-
nsn ansrnsbmcn Gas psrIrbsn min, %pcrIdume nidt, F,
auT hrm 5riipIatc sin,ufnern. : 4ir tsmsrtsn mob,
eoB Sat'prf an tisism Sage auBrr friIbem eaaerbisr
nod bier aetrautes gSsietisr ~pcrsapft. Sisbe ptsu.
= Sri benz am Npntas in Sattcrf's @plteaarten
itattsrfunrsuen ShsibsnI6ieesn Ter Deutibsu SIaer-
eompasnis sins Corporal paul ptsc,rum OILS better
S6usc berpur.
= Daniel Sa9ert9 purce BON Der tetrefenten
Goinmitte bes StactrattS p~orlduTs bic SteQe zines
Suprrintenrcntsn Der @neipsrts itertraasn.
= Ssi bent 6erannabcn Der tsieen Sabrrsseit mas
den mir auf pas itlrtiihe Geiee aufmertlam, ironod,
Ssnermann alen Atfaa unp unratb BON Ieinem 5of
unp leirsr &bIr sntIernen mub.
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Seabtcnemc T..

lem 9ccbrtrn Nublifum ppn Ni6mpnb unc Tim.
4e9rno rrlaube tt mir onSuirigcn, paB ih mtG ais
S%pradlcbrer am bicli9en Srte .nieoer9elaIcu bate.
SD crtbrile &iurCrn ME %Grmahiencn il, uup auier
rem 6auIe 9ripotunterrtht in Der reutIhen, enoli.
ihen uno frausGflhen Sprnhe lomjc in taufmanni.
ihcn Strhnen Su gan; mIBisrn Yrsiien. @nmelsuns
gen nrbme lib prn nun al in meiner Bu6nuna,
Mari6alitr, ;wilhen rer 5ten unr 6tcn (lhrGo i6tr
ocm Ncp Martct 6rtcD, oon 8 bis IL ubr Nforacus
nno nUn 1 bis g ubr Na6mittass entsrsrn.
Or. St. 6eiprufett,
r9enal. crfcr 9rbrer an rcr Dulru'.
Ithen S6uls in 9tem. yurt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
Yrolpcctu5 Ter nsucn SoifsaueQate
opn
s.. SCENES


IN iirbsn SGuorn ODER in 80 acknowledgements
a 10 Cts.
gls mir am 81 M6r, 1855 nil scr crfrn @uaaabe Der
oeiuchen 9Hcrte pprS 9ublifum tr0cn, thaicu mir IS nit
ban9cm @sfubl.-Srtne mar npd, III peuI9 ttFanrt unb pdS
llnCrnChncn tcrccrte arpBe Nnltren0ur0en mo bCccutCnbes
N1rltol. - llnlere @rnNrtln9er purccr uberGrpftn. Der
NtEb mar eiu ieEr btptIlenptr, mo IN founl en- NIok ma
Srbtrrte %0eltite pUbnen, mubin pcinr njHt YtrIan0t wires.
9Er 9rrEc EidIrr. Der StplS Der reutlhCn Na!irn, Der
Hrlnecr Der mrctrnen 0ihterlfule, it wdtrenO Der 3cit.
'etAem Iansen itmcriUOlsn Geteeu eucatn. Sem Name
iptre mr. ale tommene:n s3ctten aufbeipabrt blcben. Ntap
miro BIZ untcr zen Grltea flnern, rpcEn 0euitllnrS GcIbics
rene Urpfen %ouf9eIabli pGrbtn. Gr ielbit 1T Un5 entrilIrn,
ober ltine S4rpfun9en b!eibrn crhaItsn unb weroen NIT uns
Crtirbtn.
NNh 6eine's 3oSe famen nrh 70 mondhe Gsrrlide 5Frao>
merte lrjncr unitsr6liGen MuIt III Sage, bic Srcunoc EnS
8rfGnnse rOn thm beiaBcn. g8ir rportn bGmubt tielc Sddte
n0d une nod III l1mnItln uno linn nUnnsbr I'M Slanoc :t-
nti reItn SaRe ;u l;tf'rn. ia mir oter itt einem Sabre
orn nleltn Setttn o~n9eJanaen ipurotn. Heinc'5 98erfc NOD
nl1iS IN Ylcttrunarn 0~HeiT9cbcn, bamtt anu Ger iptni9.r Yc-
!rttNltc fit ADD uno mad nitlc btrrlrhcn Sdrrten dnihate
ZEN tonne, 10 hcben mir ms nunmetr cntidlrlfen, cine neltc
aus5abr Ill tie!neTcn vi Terunsen 5u peIamia tr. Ger 9rcis
ut Ger fritbcre Unp rpyt nur flr ben lNb ntcn gonb 81 meer
aerthRst.
@tOnnenten tr frabrrn @ueeabe in 6 @dntsn erbuItsH
ON Z ten 2'anb tlr 81 mo rptrosn erindht ibC Yamen benin
nltiten N9entCn retr Bal un5 btfarni ;u m0dhn.
QSir imrifeln mot int WtrinaIttn baran, oaB lib rie a>
ammie ecutldNe Srpoiteran9 ptr Str. 81. IN bitlem 3atip>
naiWCrt b~ctbcililcr miro.
@ine @ueLe9t ppn 10 Gents yer 98pht Fam aeniB iecsr
b'ireteT, fer SmR fur ocuilhe Siteratur bat, une rem arcs
zen : ihtcr chr
lem 1t n Sanes mirS cine eebitscnc @icsrap, ir Scin~
7 6 @:tne'f %tCiaCteben ipereCn. 2S1s MueltaituH0, Druid
Lfr p0pie 6gtriTi, 10 pir6 biele ncue I'll II ftf @uae5 be in
fem 7 9i'iie on rcrh ras1anecncn tadff, ben. Cine 'Urafals
n9r Nurhrdt wUc Irubcr ein9eihlihCnC Sct!er tntfrrncn.
&9tntrn mtrrm seiudt unb erbal!en Gil CT lpbuenpcn Sd
BAT. Htlruir0ftcn, 8creinfi u. l. 10. hc ule cans grrftrs
NniaM Nbpnnel ten %cinlsnerr, ntadcn mir cjrCn lib ralen @bs
SHa. Spbn 9Scif II. o.,
$50 GhCsnttitraEt, philadelphia.
IN &itmOnc ninmt Or. Stsdtr Seitelun9cn an.
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Ssrlanst miro Elm rsutid.s 1do6en
ocn 9utem ebaraftcr, cas su %rsaItsn, tusslu unc &C.
wObnlihe Sausarteitsn ~ psrri6tsn Serltebt. Tefc-
rsn,en psroeu psrlan9t. Gin gutter eUbn wirp ,uses
ittsrt. Na6'ufrassn bsi SIR. Iiths0, % Strect,
&siicite, cine Sbir BON Tlain, ,wiIheu Iatn> nnb
Gmplr.
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@irtbfdbafts= 2lm;eieen
0arfeat : NSirfbidbnft.

Gem beatItcn 9ublifam Die creetene arsiae, rap tsr
nnierieibnete bic frlber ron Srn. 8uble an SrcGcitrasc aes
tubrte gartrn~9Sirtbfdtaf uternrntmsn bar, bic, neu unp e>
t6nafpph etr9crittei, einert rc6t soblreifcn 9eu6 ent1c>
9rnNeSt. SrfrtlHun9en Der tcitcn Sualt6t iino ltets ecrra>
tpi9 nm iperoe th mid temuben, eurd f~rGunclide Sesienuns
ptelcn @artrh 81 strCm germ beluGten 8er9nislneSplas III
nt0hen. lR NJ. SiCbrL
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QaaerbierzSalpn

WPeinen Srsunee1 unb eem 9ubltum int &aecmsiiisn bic
er9etene 1nsri9c. eos i'd bic fribsr Won mir at @rpatIrast
9efihrtF sSrtbl6aft niteer nternrmmen BABE unb Ie sin
Yeiute be'icns ~entpfebIs. SIR sutes Sier unb Iunlttae gr-
fril6unesn mirb Soree traeen q. 9tocpnt.
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.

.geriapft iietS bag bette & a Sier, aud anfsre Or.
trt,hun9si, ME n,artnirte :Serinse, sd,tcn S6pri,cr- unS
Ntnlbur9er aole, Spir9rC, Sarbins &c. mCrScn fets freunb~
lt1lt scrabrsttbt, une titiet I'M e~cnei9ten 3ulrru6.
9Nm. e. Sdhnbnrn.
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Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am Neuen Marftr.

Gdr Der Srpap- unb 6tsu Straee.
9. 81. Rc a II M ~empFeblt ieinen 5rsunbsn
uno tem Yublitum iein gut afortirtes Eager BON SrIb.
jaerS'sSaaren, re 3u ben ~tiltgitsn Yrrilen a~tseaeben
rrercen.
Ourt pcrirnlite Ginfdufe in gfcm gprt uup poi
!drelptia bin i'd in neu Stano seiset, ale Scrten
Srisf unp S&reitpapier tstm Nies oe potetc ON
gStsperpertaufsr gu ben ~t,liaifen prsiisr Su psrthufcn,
rtenio Streibbmtsr oeer Slanftppts pcn allen Scr-
ten, pon renen t6 immrr cine srUBe ausmabt pp:rG-
tbig babe.
Nu@ hin i'd IN Stanc acisbt. bard Sertinpunasn
nit nen Snhtanolern in Nrw g)prt aue Bidder unp
3sitlhriften, welhe in Oeutl6lanp unp 9lmerifa ber-
aus9s9sbsn trsrpen, ibnsa unp gu ben ansetinpisten
Srsiicn gu l~tsfern.
s. 8. @teder's
Seutibe Suhbanrluns II. 8udtiuperei,
VrraNlfr., ,miIhcn nrr 6. II.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07

Ourh @inF1uft, mclde Der llmtorseihnete perl6nfih
in Baltimore. 9bilarclpbia uuo Diem 9orf mubte, 1T
raS Eager ~rcleIbrn nm Elm gepeuteupee psrmebrt NOR,
ren, unr 1T rcrirIte nun in ZEN StAnp aelrst, allen
Nnfcrrerun9cn Der III iein @eihait einlAIa9enoem Dir
tiff iu a%euiigen.
SClpneers mnht tN' iclte oufmertld II alf irinen al.
brannttn unacmabIenen Safe, lomie Saue,fraut unc
5rdntfurter SrotmTrlte &c.
8ibmonp, D. 2Ipril 1859.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-07

D- We give tho following conmunics stion =
place In addition TO our own article, on the
same subject Mr. Green was formerly eiti
sen Of CoahOctou. and is personally cOgnizaHt
Of what he writes.
ED. EMPIRE:--tiaviug noticed Ia your paper
Of yesterday an article in relation to the Gosh
Octou Treasury robbery, in which it iS stated
the Treasurer's son had been arrested and
$4,000 Of the stolen money found upon his
person. Your information seems to have been
taken from the Columbus City Fact knowing
personally all the parties and facts in the cas- /,
take the liberty to make the following state
ment. MIR. Ketchum. the County Treasurer, ID
young married man, having no children ovei
5 or 8 years of age and none Of them sons that
| know Of. This fact alone is sufficient to cor.
rect your statement Of yssterday.
learn from gentleman directly from GOSH
octou that some days since one Of their citizens
had been arrested upon suspicion Of his guilty
knowledge or connection with the robbery =
But nothing was elected to prove their suspi
eions in the least and the parties were imms
diStsiy released. The rumor has doubtless
grown out Of the Ebovs facts.
WA. M. GKKES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-07

the table and anon on the Q ieenly fair Of ID,
hoops We felt Rs IL We could devour eithsi
without deslOr.lng our phiG. Certain Il Is ",
snvied the situation of the cunning old fox that
headed ths merry baud Of heavens noblest sif
10 msu.
Presently, the Oft repeated siRnal"all aboard
was again given, then the rattle and clstter
Of breaks and car wheels, . toot toot and Of
We go, time only for our eyes to snap the last
gaze, frst upon the eatsbles, then upon the en-.
gelic spirits SeepinR away, and over the fcnc'
f'r the table, our "minds eye" here took Get
fixed and rivitsd At last, and for certain, on the
iostling hoops; we gazed and gared them clear
out Of sight; till we we're clear gone, remem
bering now, only fKsd determination on Ou,
part. that II we liveto see another 9Th Of July
come what may, to follow In the wake Of III,
Old Pilot, and treat Oursslfto just that kind o
celebration; excluding men and boys Of all
ages, and all old maids shove the age Of seven,
" FIVE; we ourself TO be Marshal, Reader, olsr.
Sy and Orator Of the day aud to have our own
celebration Gin ourown way"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-07
FAInrrnLn. Iulr hth. 1890


Mr.. EDITOR We regret that m infer
ence, such as we did not desire, has been
drawn from note Of ours in your paper,
bearing date Of Jaly I'd. If the language
warrants the conclusion, which it may per.
haps, to those unknown to the facts, it is an
error Of the head and not of the heart. The
facts can have no illusions to Mr. Hartman,
beyond the time Of his frat communications
If the language has. And If the language
does, outside Of the incident, furnished BY
-, us q jocular thing, it is more than
was desired. How could it, when had no
knowledge Of the gentleman, until after his
communication. Whence then arises the
women or the new "role" 1t appears, rath.
er, to be an old one just named-an ironical
mode of expression previously adopted, as
thought, .
There was equally as unpls lsant an infer
ence drawn from my 6rst communication an
ATTACK" upon the private character of Mr..
Hartman. The above comments applies with
equal truth to this objection. It was the
public document, instead of private cbarac-
ter if we did not miss the object of our aim
How could it have been the private oharac-
ter of one, knew not who2
But the matter of controversy 10 radiant
with no new light. Reliable men differ up
on what they suppose to be facts. Those
that negative the questions, have named,
and Mr.. Michael Brenner, 10 the only one
with whom have conferred that Ai6rms. In
his candor, have not the least doubt, for
think him sincere in his convictions. Yet
there must be wrong somewhere, and the
secret to that wrong lies hidden deep in the
criminals breast, and by their daily walk
and honest confession they mus. and will,
sooner or later show il forth. We will there.
fore leave them 10 establish thsiF own inno-
cenos or guilt By their fruit.
| Youra I IT RRAn'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-07
PETER OnLIN,
M. p. GADDIs,

WOODLAND DRIvEs. The Main Avenue through
Woodland is progressing as fast as a competent
corps of workmen can complete the work
From the entrance TO the Cemetery around the
ravine as far as opposite the Odd Fellows lot
the grading has been completed, and the hesvi.
est portion of the work may be said to have
been performed. The course Of the avenue ID
already staked out around the entire yard, an
when finished it will be delightful drive. A
good deal Of grading remains to be done but
it will be comparatively light work when the
laborers get upon the high ground.
At the pit from which the workmen are OBJ
tanning the gravel to put upon the new avenue
nine complete human skeletons have been found
They bear unmistakable evidence of having
been inferred great many years. They have
crumbled very much to decay since their ex-
posure to the air.
1t is intended to have the drive around the
Cemetery completed early this season. Itwil
be great convenience, and add materially tC
the pleasure Of visitors.