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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
POLICE RECORDS.
Dacem'1er. Oh. 1888

December, h, 1858.
Territory Of IdlH1 Va. William Il ,a5io,
charged with aiding and abetting one Charlie.
Cochran in escaping from the county Jail O
Bpise coun,y-Gto. G. Hough Dist. Atry. fo
the Territory and G. l. Gilbert for defrndan,
Prisoner committed toj4I, hut after recover
OF Cochran By The Deputy Sherlff-W. r
Underwood-)risoner released upon reune<
OF the Dist. Attorney.
~ Territory of Idaho Us. ,hn Palmer, charg
ed with aiding aud aaetting in The escape O
Charles ran-G'o. {. IL )uyh f.. Terri.
tory and Frank Miller for defendant. De
GendIut discharged by the Court for ant o
testimony to bind over.
Territory of Idaho VS.. WIN. E. Taylor
charged with grand larceny in stealing beei
cattle from Centerville, Dec. Oh. Defendant
arraigned dec. 10Th. Examination took
place. Geo. c. H ugh and J. X. Saafer for
Territory-I S. IlascalI and |. N. smith for
defense. Defendant discharged for want of
testimony.-Th case Of Taylor was consider
ed matter of persecution as we'll as prose
cution on the part of the compainants. by
those who are acquainted with the circum-
stences.
December Sth, 1868.
F Territory of Idaho VS.. VIM. Scott, charged
with committing an assault and battery on
the person of Catharine DHypr Ilough
g Dist. ATTY. Prisoner pleaded guilty and was
tiled $50 and costs. amounting to SI2 more.
When first attacked by Scott. this frShten
eI female said murder lauder than any body
ever was known TO say murder. Had band
Of Snakes come into town at that time o
=, night with murlerous intent, the citizens OF
BAnnOck would have been less startled than
at The sound of the voice alluded to above.
All is quiet i'll Lostown per latest adyi,es.
Territory of Idaho vs. Geo Brewer, charg-
ed with assault and battery on the person of
one NJ lrgaret Vtlnier. X. b. telling for
Territory. After examination, Mr. Justice
Walker decided that Defendant should pay
s 20 and costs Of prosecution, amounting to
$40 The history of the st mentioned case
might he of little interest to The outside
perhaps. George was in the vicinity
Of the woodple, engaged in business wholly
hls own, when dorg OF inordnary size and
feEceness The property of Ffenohman and
lady who resided therea louts attacked him
to disagrtea5le extent Nothing was left
for George but to waltz in as a dlncing-
m rster might say-which he did, and the purp
went under on the first round. Complainant
Mrs. F.-attempted to assist the animile
BY endtavoring to break a stick of pitch pine
with knot on it over the head of George
she ddn't succeed. and in lieu thereof obtain
ed a crushing blow (not regarded by Justice !
Walker as love tap from Defend't's right,
causing her to remain inactive during the bal |
ance of the fight which was continued by the
lAdy's husband. who came to relieve eithsr
the domestic animal, or the lady, or 10th, IA
point also not decided by the Court.) This sec
ond French interference with Defendant and |
dis canine enemy met with likse teauke-De-
{ ndaut remaining in peaceable possession of
the TOodp;ld, 81. TaiS is all at present -
Z, LETTER FROM SALT LAKE,
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Territory Of Idaho,
L the Proba.e Coari.-...rtl-r5r sal C5ntlry- and

Ii the Probate Co@r-i-s--s5dr0r saId Comfy and
10 Jr~A. W,tiers You are hereby notified
III III. n, Skater has flied Il com rilut Il CAN'T
yOl in said Court. which will e)me On to ne nearl
i'll the first term OF tile & nrt which stall cOm.-
mence more thai two months after the 2lst day If
November, A. D. 1868 and unlesS you appear at
said ferIn and answer, the same Will re taken ~
confessed and the prayer thereof granted. IRE
object anal prayer Of SAID complaint is t. recover
Lie sum OF three hundred and fifty dollars. bGI-
ance due for COUNSEL fees, and work and labor
done and pc'f rmeu IN u tarney
J. K. SHAFER, Plaintiff
Blnnock City, BJise Co., Nov. 10Th, 4. D. ll63,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
LOST.

~ the 'al between Blrlnck aud the Mime
~ n HI Ranch. black Morocco Pocket Book,
ntaining papers OF II" value except to the on ner
-a.,y person finding it W Il please leave it at Bos-
ton IL Cody Exchange. Blnnock, q Sendlt To me
at Boise CITY. [n5:tf W O-TERMAN.
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Notice
Storage.

A PPLY at the Miners, Brewery and Bakery.
IA [n9-t] ARKI, KN tUGR & GO.
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Keep Cool.

TO SALOON AND EEsr4UR INT KEEPERS
Z NIE undersigned would inform those lterested
A That he is pntling up 2JO tons of ICE. and
VIII DC abe t. furnish them al at very low gure.
10 Nv pd A S GOUDnICH
BLlnJck City, Ny. u, %.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
N0TICE.-LOsT.

& MEMORANDA BOOK wtS l,,t last evening
II containing il ties AID utler ploers. of vlIae
u no one ont tie : ier-IIe iIpte / r. $50 given
0y Joseph Perkins and one n rte 2 ven by D. Price
[. Plyl ald D. N 'rytn, far the sum Of SIS, with
credit 1T SIS. Tie rler " please leave them at
the c Ihf,rna Bakery. and ob'ige
oct 18th [lj:t1 Sr .AUDER FRnMAN,
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Boston q COD1's LACnANGE.
MOU.TAlNV EM HOusE.

- ITUATED at the oh emigrant crossing Of
~ powder river. wheIe the Wad Walla and
UmltiIla iii, two miles from KING Il C0oper's
bridge. thirty miles from lie Grand aud thirty-ivo
miles from Straw Ranch. Plenty OF hay and
grain for horses always nn haud at moderate
prices. aud tile hest fitted and furnished house bo-
tween lie Grand aud Boise for the accommodation
II travellers. Give us a call
43n WM. D. QUiGLEY & co.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
CHALLENGE SALOON

ONE DOR north of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s, On
" Main sire t. This Sal ION j., lifted Hp with
tasle, and co ttias none bit the very best OF
Liquors and Cigars. Call and STE as. n5:Srn
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FOUND.

AT THE THEATRE, THURSDAY NIGHT. A
a Iooket-tsO0iI, which the owner can have
by calling at this onice, describing Il, ana paying for
this advertisement. ST1s
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BOARD OF CLAIMs.


The Board Of Claims, appointed under
Special Field Order No. 90, and under
instructions from Department Headquar-
tiers, have commenced the investigation
of the claims fled with the Board.
II is required Of each claimant to file
with his claim a specific statement or
declaration on the subject OF his citizen
ship, before the case can be taken up for
Investigation. The form prescribed for
those who wish to declare themselves,
unequivocally, citizens Of the United
States, is as fellows:
~ am a true and faithful citizen of the
United States Of America, and claim to
be entitled to all the privileges, and un-
der all the obligations appertaining to
such citizenship"
The claims of those who so acknowl-
edge themselves to be citizens of the
Emitted States will be rstexamined.
The exceptions TO the rule in the case
Of minors and others under disabilities,
will be decided as the respective cases
are reached.
The Board will continue TO receive aud
hle just claims on its being shown that
the said claims could nothave been SOON
er fled. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
April IA. Chairman.
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Refuse the issues OF ali hEHnAs
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and Their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreosboro.
Minors and Manufacturers Bank, at Knoxvt ..
Bank g Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, AT Tazewel.
Bank Of Tozewell, at Tazowell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citizens' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America, at Garksvile.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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q. o. rSEacEE ndisor.
Union TOT Roo ms

A change has taken place In the su-
p~erintendence Of the "UE1oN Jon Rooms"
Mr.. JoHK w. BARRY having retired, Mr..
ELI BEoKET one Of the Publishers Of the
Union, takes charge Of them. Mr.. 3 is o
competent and experienced Job Printer,
and under his charge the reputation OF
the office will be fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descriptions Of work.
in the neatest style, and solicit a coniinu-
ance Of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
TO us.
All orders addressed TO Mr.. ELI BEcKE1
will be promptly filed.
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IS REWARD
NOTICE

M
A ELECrION WILL BE Held ON gHE FmsT
"A Monday, being the 4th day Of May, al the
Nashvflle Com mercial Insurance
OOmpany's Office, In Nashville, for the purpose
OF eiecting eleven Directors for said Company, 10
serve the tnsuing twelve months. Election between
be hours Of 10 aud ~ O'Clock.
NASHVILLE April N. IGfa-td. wv
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eT4TTONEgg

WILL FIN 1HE MJ-T LuMFLF r. A -JHT
" mcut Of Envelopes, Note, letter ana Car pttar
~ the Union street eWa 6p0t.
Lovers u rare and interesting reading vtl ts.
so'i.s tHel - Al.efe pee NO Name on E
Gus, IhaokeV Dumas and Hqynolds Jsst proauCt.gis
can b. found az tho
Union stree News Depot,
OF W. W. TRUEsDAlL AGO,
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Particular Nouce.

Persons mailing, or otherwise, sending
us money, viii oblige us by remitting
''green-backs." They are recognized as
currency, and refused nowhere in the
United States, We receive frequently the
notes of banks which may be solvent
enough at home, but which we are COM
PEELED TO sell at discount, not being able
TO use them in our business operations at
par. viii cur friends please bear this in
mind?
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weekly nashville Union--.go Club
Prices.
We are under the necessity Of repeat
ing the announcement that We have no
club prices for the Weekly UNION. We
furnish it to subscribers at the uniform
price of Two Dollars per annum, from
which we make no abatement whatever.
To persons sending us twenty subscri-
bers, we give n copy gratuitously. The
cost for white paper is so great, we can
not afford to do more than this.--tf.
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hibDLE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE.
Wv hkAAAs a libel Of ui0rmation Nas ded s ithlu ani
W ior tho Middle District Of Tenn, ef kashyIIe.
on me 10Th day OF April, AID. 1895, BY Joln rdmbE.
hsq. Attorney for tho United statai Tor ne MIDI q
District Of Tennessee, Hh0 prqlccutca herein en- LehaI
81 The Dnlto1statra, egairat a oonaln lot Of poal..ro
siatlng q and contained 10 two Aunirol AMI aIr.y.
az Do4os, mry MIN barrels, twcnty-serel kra.4h0
iour bales husqmt9 Netting, two poooa C.rpstins.
ana one bundle Brown Paper also voucher ofLt Cod
sinnoua ~ hiteon barrels whisky and uiue 4 qs
pIanuyi lof reasons ana cau7ea Ia sad libel 10 ufr
mation mentioned and praying process against t8
sld property that Tie same 30 CONDEMNED D ar
Ns"i t~hefeoroi IN Pursuance q the uoa lJn. u4
ueI 20 sea OF aiii Court 70 nae directed ani loig
efoa Do hereby gigo public notice 20 all persons
el.lmlu8 eald property, or in aug manner iuisnulal
Glui.Ni nat t.ey De- aul appear htOro said Dsuir
polit 2 pc hnla a. tne CITY OF Nsshylla, in ara .f
Hla bts1riet, on she s0il dny 81 April, 1903 hu
O'Clock in tho forenoon Df that dav, theB a1d tharr o.
mtfposo th.if oialnsi ana 10 make Their Allegations
W s-st no.4H n 90. GlAHnOlL,
ApfNAf " Marrhr| H
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NOrICEl NOTTCEU

AT LETTING or TUE DIRECTORS or TIM
lsss. ,hs a nnnl nas light Company" March IN,
ha'D'geal That on account Of tho very hlqh prico oi
voa' ana advance IN tho expenses Of man na etnring.
~ company cannot sell Gas. after tho let day y
e March ~, 1868.
Att. SAMUEL WATKINS, Prea
Apl3-Im
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United States of Amerioa.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNBssEE.
WTHEREAsa libel Of iniormation Va ais1 ,ubs
ts enq Tor the Middle Dislri6t Of Tennees,e N
49, g T On mo lOth day Of April, A. h., lsG, by
su trmpiel tsq.i Attorney TOR the Unito4 statsi
tl tne hi.uie District Qf tennessee, who prosecute,
hereln 90 behalf ofths INLET states az INK A certain
iosV' kv,en IN Morgan = oo's store house, airo e3IG1
~ nm NOTES Or the States Of Alabama, ge5rgln.
soaih S%efollna, Virginia, Louisiana. and fonnosace.
ana $3.50 IN God, Tor reasons and causes in faii mn
p mlolnatoh mehtiouod, and praying prcces
denned ~ forfeited, f N""'n
Wv tsoiei fei ~ pursuance Of th0 m0nitiap. nslff
T. : . shl Court 70 me directed and del,vo,oI.I
~ teIepy give Pubic notice % ~ pfraons a,intBg
sac piopeiiyi or 10 any manncr inter, stod MIN,
y " % ana appear before said District Court. 10
DC nola at the ciy o. Nashville, 10 aud for s.d Ds
~ ~ te an day OF aay, isa3, at 10 o'ci4k 30
tho forenoon Of that day, t4al ana hors 40 lrt.rloes
t-vt eAAAa' ehd 70 make their aiieFaa0ls in tnai
April 10, 1868 b. Ns.ebaI M d 7
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Kings Dispensary
fOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

"a AIM, formerly Of New York, for
the last four years of Louisville, KY,
~ and who has devoted his attention to
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years, ~fatters
himself, having attended 10 a practice for so many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, he Is enabled
10 cure all diseases OF a private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from iUudioious medical treat
ment, or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings
Dispensary Is No. % Deaderick street, between Cher
ny aud the Square, second story, whore he cures ell
diseases Of a private nature.
Gonorrh0a cured without nauseoua medicines or
interference with business.
Structures of old or recent date e~fectually cured IN
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Whers a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief and under
mines tho constitution 80 much.
syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be edeCtua1y
cured In a few days
Seminal Weahness.-Particula a~.tentiOn having been
given to this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out Of ID, brought on In many cases by the do
%structive habits Of iuo0nsiderate youths, and excess.
i've indulgence Of the passions, n neglect Of which
viii undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
ioot unfit for business or society, and causing prenia-
ture old age.
Fem les who may be laboring with any difficulty o
the Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with q fec enclosed, direct TO DR.. A. King,
No. % Doaderiok street, Nashville, Tenn, win have
The necessary medicines sent 10 their address. once
hours from 0 o'olOck in the morning until Q in The
vening fully 10-in d&wly.
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H-EADouAnrras DzP'T or TUE CuMnaRLAyo,
M-uRFREnanoRo. TmEN.. Marnh Ia. lgrA.

AEaNat AAANNH AAt a W n ANMNhNNLAths
MURFRHanoRo, rass., March 10, 1858.
Special Held Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board Is hereby ordered to in.
vestigate the various claims arising from
the use Of cotton bales belonging TO pri.
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
Vile, The Board will meet at Nashville.
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time 10 time az the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object Of the Board will be 10 thor
oughly investigate tho various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon Thorn. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the investigation Of il is con-
cluded.
Detail ron THE BOARD.
Colonel Il. A. KING, 68th Ind. Vol.
" Col, j. w. LANGLEY, l25tb III. Vol.
Capt j, j. DoNNELLY, 18th Mich. Vol.
BY command Of
Mai, Gen. ROSECRANS,
IL. g. TRIAL, Capt. and A. A. G.
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Mai. General
~RQsEoRANs' former Headquarters, HIGH
street. Nashville, OF Wednesday. March
18th, 1868, and organized, The Board
will meet hereafter from time 20 time az
the business for which IL is appointed
may require. Claims for loss and dam
age, arising from the use Of cotton bales
belonging TO private parties for the forti-
hcations Of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned to
40 O'Clock, A, M, Friday, March 20, 1858.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col 68th Ind VOL, Pres. Of tho Board.
March LETT.
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n 5TUkb, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
l. Trade
1000 Bbla. SALT,
100 Bbis, CRUSHED COFFEE sUGARs,
25 Bags COEFEE,
1875 Boxes TOBACCO,
zoe Gross SMOKING TOBACCO.
5O4Gross FINECUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
100 Bales KlLL1OKINICN TOBACCO.
800 Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
40 Bage PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP,
20 Boxes FANCY SOAP.
25 Kegs WADuGR,
so Casks S0pA,
2OO Kegs NAILS,
sc Cases OYS1ESS.
20 Cases APPI,Es.
30 CaHes PEACHES,
10 Gases SARDINEa,
10 Chests TEA,
so Boxes CHEFSE.
And large stock Of othor articles In our lire.
Feba I'm
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Induoement to Suffers.

4AAAkNAAGAb W h0bAEAnt
We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, ~raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
kOlios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum o~vercoats, blank
cts, haversacks, ~valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, osnaburgs, and a full
stock Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
wholesale. A. & M. LANDsBERa & Co,
Corner of Market ST., and Public Square,
march Sly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13
Projects of a

Gradually all the stories got up about over
lures of peace, made by the Confederate Gov
eminent to the Administration at Washington,
fade away. tits rot true that the go-betweens,
who assume to negotiate, have been Instructed
by the Davis Government, or are countenanc-
ed by President Lincoln. 1t is equally untrue
that they bring letters to leading Democrats
of the North, from any authoritative quarter.
What is probably true is, that the masses
of the South are sick at heart Of war. They
would like to conclude with Hincoin an armis-
tice and a peace of Separation. Failing in
that, they look with some hope to the mex
Congress for a peace upon the basis of a
Restoration.
All this, however, 10 vague and indefinite,
and being founded upon the opinions Of elias.
SEES outside Of the Government, will vary,
probably, with the fortunes Of the war.
We believe that the North wishes peace
upon the basis OF the Union restored, and the
Constitution as it was before the war broke
out. We believe the masses Of the South
entertain the same wish. What stands in the
way of its accomplishment Who form the
barrier, on the Northern or Southern side,
which prevents the reunion .N.H rEV. 8t'
That is the most serious question which
the people North and South will have to con.
slider. When they m its considera.
ton, then will the prospect Of peace begin
We never heard Of thirty millions of people
who could be kept ct war against their own
will-AtLGs and argus.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13
Awful and solemn Death.

The Scotch papers, report an accident,
which, though it involved only one life, con-
tains more of the true element of horror,
strikes more sharply on the fine cords of hui
man terror, than many a great and meaning
ness catastrophe. Thomas Loeb, a dock la
borer, was working on a ship, Just beached
near Wigtown, when she keeled over, and the
bulwark fell on his chest. The tide was fast
coming up, and it was evident that in an honr
the wretched man would be drowned, unless
the weight could be removed from his chest
All the place turned QUITO help, but the weight
was immovable, and the tide flowed on re
morsslessly. A clergyman stepped forward
into the water and prayed with the the unhap-
placed over his face that ne might not see
the tide, and so, apparently without complaint,
he lay till the water closed over his head
while the tovnsmen gathered around in help
l~essness, sobbed aloud.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13

go iLFrora the Ohio statesmnn1
The Eighth Of January FeStl-

{ Nben weieft the Festival al hslfpast two
o'clock on Thursday morning, Mr.. Follett
was about concluding his response to the
twelfth regular toast which was understood 70
be the last We supposed bis7sPeech would
close the exercises. But we are told there
we're two speeches made after that The me.
mory Of j. +. Bollmeyer, late Of the Dayton
Empire, was given, and David A. Houk, Esq
of Dayton, called upon Ito respond He
spoke ably and eloquently Of his murdered
friend, and deliberately indicated the prinui-
Piles in defense of which he fell.
The following was then read as the thir-
teenth regular toast q blDH "a ,uH ia
The JIdiciary-It earns its highest title to
distinction and TO the gratitude Of the nation,
when, in the midst of civil commotion it holds
the scales of justice with an even hand, and
vindicates the Constitution against all as
saults.
Judge Ranney was called upon to respond
to this sentiment, He did it in a most mas
terly manner, as all do testify who we're pres
ent. 1t is a theme he loves, and there, is no
man in Ohio better qualified to do 1T justice.
We regret exceedingly, that we we're not pres
ent to hear the able, eloquent and logical
speech, that closed the exercises of this
grand celebration.
The following volunteer toast was handed
us for publication {:
The Constitution of l7S7-Under the
Great Master Washington, this glorious old
Constitution, put in full commission, March4,
1889, moved on, the admiration Of the world,
till crossing the latitude of 1860, the false
light of the lGmp-lighters drew her upon the
abolition shoals of disunion, under the Master
Abraham, who reported, "all well-nobOdy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13

A famine is at present desolating Finland.
Out of a population Of " millions nearly
hall q million are starving lauifa saslAbh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13
winter Fashions In washing
tom.

"A lady correspondent writes from Washing
"The fashions this winter are very comical,
the height of the ladies' bonnets being abso,
lutely ridiculous. Large white muslin bows,
with lacetrimmed ends, are worn instead OF
breast pins on cloaks and walking-dresses.
This has the effect o. making ladies look quite
ministerial. Cloaks are pretty much oil long
sacks, and braided trimmings are most 10
favor. Frizzled hair is all the rage. Ladies'
cut their lovely locks about four inches long,
and curl them at night over the forehead and
close to the head. The curls are all combed
through in a mass next moTning, and stand
outlike a darkeyss hair precisely. have
seen many a dark-skinned woman try as hard
70 get the kink out of her hair, as our ladies
try to get il az"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-13

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