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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-03
Candidates.

MR. EDToR:-
- Please announce S. A. Nash
as Candidate for Representative, in The State
Legislature, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce Joseph C.
Coffman. late Lieut., Co., Z. l73d o. V. |. as a
Candidate for tie Office of Sheriff of Gallia
county subject to the decision of the Union
Convention.
e- We are authorized TO announce Capt,
James O. Shaw late of Co, X, 7th Ohio Cav,
Of Clay township as q candidate for Sheriff
of Gallis county, subject to the decision Of
the county Convention.
~ Austin Barton Esq, of Morgan town
ship will be supported for the Office of county
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
E We are authorized to announce Col
James H. NJ. Montgomery, late of the 33d
Reg't., o. V. /. as n Candidate for the Legis-
lature, subject 10 the decision Of the county
Convention.
~" Charles C. Wood will be Candidase
for In6rmarv Director, subject to the decision
of the Union Convention.
- Please announce the name Of Z. A.
Stone as q Candidate for Treasurer of Gallia
county, subject to the decision Of the Union
Convention.
We are authorized to announce VIM
Waddelf, as a Candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of Gallla county, subject to the decis
ion of the Union Convention.
eS@ We are authorized to announce Majal
Henry Grayum, of Gallipolis as a Candidate
for Treasurer of Gallia comfy, subject TO tn,
decision of the Union Convention.
MR EDIToR:-
Please announce the name o
CD. Menager Esq, as Candidate for Prose
cutting Atttrney, and much oblige the
PEOPLE.
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For Sale.

ERAME Dwelling House, and half lot Of
II ground, situate on Cedar, between Cd and
Sd Streets in Gallipolis Ohio.
Enquire of Mr. French on The premises.
June %, 1865, l..
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Notice.

THERE will be a petition, presented TO the
Commissioners OF Gsllia county at their
September session A d 1865, for a county
road to be laid out in Raecoon township as
follows: To commence on the old Galhpolis,
and Jackson rad in section 10, on the line
between the lands of George Eagle, and
Evan Jones, thence running south on said
line to Gilboa Church, and TO continue on
through the land Of James Price on the line
or as near said line as a good road can be
had between the north-eas quarter Of section
Is, and the northwest quarter Of section 10
to intersect the RIdgway and Wilksyille road,
near the residence of John Golliway.
( August 3, lS65.-5w.
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US. INTERNALREVENUE
INCOME, TAX, LICENSES, DC.
ELEvESIH DIsTRIcT or ONO.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
IRoxTeS,. o., July 9th, 1865. J

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
IRoxTeS, o., July 9th, 1865.
Asrequired by section % of can act to
provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government, and pay interest on the public
debt" approved March 3d., 1855, Public
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interes
ted. that the Assessors Annual List for this
District. Comprising the counties of Adams,
Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia, Vinton, and Jack
son, } for the year 1865, embracing Taxes on
Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, &c, is DOW in
my hands for collection, and that said taxes
are now due and payable. .lsirau
iilattend, by myself OF Deputy, at the
U. S. Collectors Office, in each county in said
District, for the purpose of receiving the taxes
aforesaid, until the 18th day Of August next.
JOHN CAMPBELL Collector.
August'3, lS65.-6w.
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Glover s. TImothy Seed.

GLOVER & Timothy seed Just received
" and for sale by D. s. FORD BRO.
Feb. l6, 1865
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REGULAR
For Sale.

HAVE for sale one yoke of good farm Cat
tie. and also ~ ,001 bushels of good Coal at
the wharf, which am delivering to citizens
low, leave your orders at Halliday d Miles
Store. cop,i,cv
August 3. I565.-3w'.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
u Office at Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, On the Sd, day of August, A. D. 1856,
~" If not called for within one nioRfh,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
ER-To obtain any Of these letters, the ap-
plicant must call for "adSeTtised letters" give
the date of this list, and pay two cents for ad-
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6alIipoIis 5outaal.
UNION STATE TICKET.

EoR GOVERNOR,
Gen. JACOB D. COX.
LfEUT GOVERNOR,
A. G. McBURNEY,
STATE TREASURER,
S. S. WARNER,
SUPREME JUDGES-LoEG TERM,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
SHORT TERM,
JOHN WELSH,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
VIM. H. WEST.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Capt. ]. A. NORRIS.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
RODNEY FOOS.
BOARD OF PUULIc WORKS.
JAMES MOORE.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
OF ALL KINDS THAT ARE WORTHY
OF USE.
Notice.

missoners of Gallia county. at their annual
session On the first Monday of September next,
praying for a view and survey, for the purpose
of altering the County road running from
Harriger's Mill to Alex Mcdaniel in Walnut
township. Commencing on the division line
Of section FIVE (5.) where said road makes
righi angle East, thence South, where the old
road runs, to Symms creek. thence down the
East bank of the creek, where good road oeH
be made to interseet said county road at the
mouth Of the lane on the land Of jacob Chick
in said section five (5,) and to vaeate that
part Of said road that lies between the two
points above named.
A. PETITIONER
July 81, 1865.
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Adams Chas 4 King Lucinda
Allen Eliza II King James E as.-.
Htkins opyann King Levi
Carpenter Valentine Light Lorenzo n
CLAIR Harriet M'Lennan A .
Casebolt Thomas Meggs Martha
Casebolt Jack Mckinley r j
Craft VIM Miers Eliza Mrs
Copenhaven John S 3 Morgan VIM
Daniels Margaret Murdoc& injury
Denver Iroipg & Phillips
Delltom Jehn 3 Quigley Jas NJ
Don William Richardson Floyd A
Dunn James N Roach VIM
Fisher Thomas Roach Emma
Firebaugh Rob'tS Robson r
Ford Mary Ann Tucker d
Green jeremiah Watson WIN G 10 p
Gerry S B WatsonJ A .- -
HALF Watson Ralph
Hamilton Sack Wright john
Jones WI Willison Geo W
Jones Nancy Wood Spencer
Keef Daniel Wolf John
Office hours from ~ A. NJ, to 61k P. N
Sundays, ofhce open from to a n
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
August, 3, 1865. Post-Master,
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August ;. ls65.--6w.
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Probate Notice.

August 3, ls65.--3w.
, 1865-11-25

remedy for this evil. He ordered that the
District Attorney proceed against the parties
for perjury and accouplices with Nc3fanus
in the riot and resisting tho officer. He fixed
the amount Of bail at 81, 900.
The Jury having returned a verdict Of guilty
In the case Of Mc3lanus, the Judge, On cI-
mining the Law and tcserring to the 21st
section of the act establishing the 4etropoli-
tan Police, sentenced 31calauIfs to be confined
in the Albany penltentlary for two years.
After referring to the Indictment, he said the
offence was not charged as against the form
OF statute In such case made and provided,
hut ngpinst the peace and Government Of the
United States only. He therefore would re-
call the sentence, and treat the Indictment as
common law Indictment only He then
sentenced 3lcManus 10 twelve months in the
common jail.
Judge Wylc said, If such crimes continued
the people would rise, and society would band
itseff together to put down the crimes Of rob-
berry, murder. theft, and all other crimes now
SO common among us. The officers Of the
law must be firm and decided, nnd do NIL In
their power to put down crime and bring the
offenders to Justice. He was nfraid, II these
crimes still continued, vigilance committee
wonld be formed and the ulurdcrcrs and
thieves caught and hanged without Law. II tho
law did not prevent such outrases, the pco-
pie would band themselves together and pre-
vent the outrages themselves.
, 1865-11-25

i lIan.k Entire Under law Shot OF,
Leaving Nothing hat His Tongue.
fEs.e1n tha Palm Ill i Raedsta.


The bunting grounds Of Spring Lake hare
become noted for the number Of terrible and
fatal accidents which yearly occur in that To-
cality, from the careless use Of firenr1ns. This
week we have to record most terrible, and
distressing one, which occurred about si1
miles be1ow Kingston, on the Tazewen side,
last Friday morning. Lucius Schluser and
hmes Thrush, brothersrfn-laws, were hunt
.l,s, carrying their guns cooked. While
In eager pursuit Of some game, Schluser
stumbled and fell; the gun was discharged.
Thrush, who was q short distance behind, re-
ceiyed the load In his lower jaw and neck
The Jaw was entirely destroyed, only smnn
fragment left hanging by the skin his tongue
was shot through, and 4 portion Of the load
LODGED In the neck. DR.. McCook, who, with
DR., Fitch, was called to attend the sufferer,
informs us TINT the wound WAS most horrible
eicht. AL thut could be done was to remove
tie small fragments Of Jaw, and placing the
tongue on cloth, bandage It up, and await
the issue Of life or death. Very little hope ut
the time was entertained of Mr.. Thrush living
through the day but singular as 1t may ap-
rear. when VIC lust heard from him {yester~
day EVENING" he was still alive, the physician
having succeeded In Introducing to his
stonacl Cruel aud other uourishmcnt BY
means Of q tube arranged for that purpose.
The injured man Is in full possession Of his
senscs,l and cntcrtains the hope Of living.
This occurrence has created unusual Interest
In The neiehborhood, and Mr.. Schluser c1-
hibits the most poignant regret at thus being
instrumental In lnlfctinE such q terrible in
Jury upon his friend ind relative.
, 1865-11-25
EUROPE.
Condition of the Standardization
ted Resignation OF Minister AdanhS-
The Advent Of Hon. Caleb Cushing
BlAclksyoodss Magazine on cur lkcIa.

Condition of the Observation-Disclosures
ted Re4igIatlon OF Minister Adams-
The Advent Of Hon. Caleb Cnshlng-
T8l4ck,voodss Magazine On cur Kela-
tions with EnEland.
NEw YORK, Nor. 2i-The 1u7a<s liverpool let
ter eass the Shenandoah was In very flthJ condt-
lion when surrendered, and Indicated that the oti-
Gers had no control over the crew. There vas
large quantity at the faes of all nattona on board.
and the crew said many more had been torn mp for
The same letter eays 1t 10 tutimated Nj. Adams
With IN the .prinG, resign bis position ol American
The ad'ent III Il Caleb Cushing f. looked forward
10 with come interest. There IL an anxious feeling
expressed that all matters II controversy bet'seen
In foreign. hles by The China the London Daily
Nf,es eays: The order concerning The ere" Q! me
Shenandoah stipulated that Ill who we're not Brit
inc called up clsmed 10 Be residents Of The South
esn States or SPAN and France. None ackn0wt'
edged TO be British subjects, though many had .
4he e
t1eed TO be te par1,cularly heavy. An article In
9taekteoods Mdaas1ne sass that iu The Trent atals
hs mind e 20 e s1 n &c Fed
e1al States. The Emperor OF the French equally
long aimee agreed with Lord Palmes:ton. and bad
there net been VIII h MN ~ ne Ga5inet Ren 70
wonld hare required . short and catesodssl M
6Wef. becanfe Heet equipped oracnou would nave
escorted 1t to the month Of The Chesapeake. In
Mir, Gladstone, Mr. Miner Gibson md
Mi. VIuiers, but Sir George Cornwall
Lewis the most subtle Of political rcssoners. the
most pacific Of nialstess. Tbs article ssys. AT the
time Or the Trent af1aiE, England had 4 lon: ltst
81 pattaees 10 be accounted for. hhad been cheat
cd IN the Ashbnrtou treaty. and u to eap this
outrage, the Island Of san Juan, admitted 70 be
American Iorcc, was invaded and kept by military
possession 1hosc With other lesaer, but not
therefore nnin,posant Wrong$, ranked and
opportunity NJ could never bo esn*nt~. ~ oec1.
asaln for Fighting them ~ py 4 uroccss whieh @
Mouia bare ocne''.. tue whole world. Had We
shnMis =, AZ Lard pslmerston Nas anxious y.
= do. the Southern Statca would haye Aeh3eyrd
.ner independence and become to Us falthfnl allies
a well rs our best customers" The Patis ftsnps
Ssetfs and 0ptaton Natondie unite In demanding
the Withdrawal OF French troops from Mexico.
, 1865-11-25
MEXICO.


der by r1ejln-Defencc~ Of l1atnrnora4
Attack on the Imperial Guoboats-
The Condition Of Matamorax.
NV foRK, Nov. s4.13The New Orleans Delta'1
Drazos co.respondencc, dated Nor. Is has the fol-
lmpciaalls;s. some haIges of wood for General
C1ark, Commander At prazos, broke loose above
MatamoIas and aoate1 past TINT place. Two gun
barres aud continued 1t until the bages were past
the lstte17es and ont Of range. One Of the bafees
iean,ht iSst hst ~ s1adss J! sRRs the IsFslta1s
to dnmage the feet At The mouth Of fhe RIO Grande,
and blockade the river.
1Rs Liberal aTny o,. !, s9ssmped steat zine miles
ture Of that city ara nagd,dj
between the Imperial Commander Of the teet, and
cause considerable interest In official circles.
An otfcial order waa isFued by Mejla on the 18th,
prohibiting ANY one from c1oa.tne from the Aneff-
receipt oiipioImston hi tie foroes were upen ths
Antonio from the Te1as side, the French tommo-
dore despatched vessel 10 VEN Cruz, with the
swift vessel wt be despatched to France for rein
The Galveston Ba.zin Of the atst says thasa
rebel force Is mush scattered and the streets Of The
city hare been fortified wtth eatthwozks- He also
Ath:es That two fat hoats came down on the night
boats. which succeeded IN sinking both. Many Of
the Liberals were killed and drowned, md come
captured.
The Bulletin Is also informed that the Liberals
were compelling merchants to pay tuto the Liberal
TrcasnTy the balance due by the inhabitants Of
Hat4moras, causing general stampede.
pora 10 the contrary, there Il not the Slightest ap
p,eheusion Of another attack Oh the c1ty. The
Liberals have not been seen OF heard from for three
dArs within circuit Of five miles.
NV foHK, Nov. 1.-THE LtrdM has a lct.cz
from Fl Pa.o. Mexico, Oct. 70. President Juarcr
and all his Cabinet were still there at The time, but
Il wns thought possible they might soon remove t.
movement on the place By the. Impefial[ett contin
ned to prevail. Justcz had ea?lcd Cabinet Com.
al. but nothing Of the PROCEEDINGS bad been pab-
I.shed. II compelled 10 ahanlon FL paso. the
probability Is that Juarex will go by way Of Call.
iosn.a 10 come Of the southern provinces of Mexico.
not yet EisIted By the French The population Q!
Fl Paso and the surrounding country had *uaered
severely BY forced contributions OF al kinds
for the support Of Juatez and hif Government.
, 1865-11-25

Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbune.l
ISBiASArofls, Soy. "a.


a Number Of memorial. were presented upon W.
Iious subjects, including one from the Miami tribe
of1ndtsus a~king for the repeal Of the faw imposing
legal disabilities upon thcm-
4 number OF bills were Introduced, Among which
was one by Mt. DusErk relating to the appointment
Of commission for the examination and license Of
locomotive engineers.
Mz. Cook introduced joint resolution upon the
subject Of contract for the labor of the conyicts Of
TIC soptherr prison until 1857 At forty eents pr
dsy. and tnstructnc the Attorney General to cxatl
inc the same and report upon its validity.
Adopted.
The following SPECIAL commissioners wese ap-
pointed on NJ: Browns Es.olatton upon the llce1'
civ ha;bof: Msasrs. Higgins, Nillef, DasEihif,
Ipm an election for Asetesant Secretary, ia place
Of CAPT. Hrafe.., he Tq.e resulted: RebL g: Dor.
~ conzidesa,ion Of tie rcpcai ef the thirteenth
article was resumed and discussed by Ar. Griiath.
Of lAGsance. and Mr. P1ather, Of Jennings, IN
The furher consideration Of the matter Was post
p1ned to Tuesday, o'clock p. N.
III. shue,'s Temperance bill was taken mp and
license to procure the signature Of the majority Of
vote1s OF TIC toMnshp. 1gnoEin: entirely AZ that
tour1ed lot want OF a quurum-
AFTERNOON hEssIoS-The consideration OF the
Temperance bill Has resumed. md nfer short dis
cuetlou made the special order for Wednesday next
House Bill 1a. raietug the fees Of County
Audttors 10 1871 cents per 100 words. vas referred
to tie JudlcinIy Committee.
Mr. Meredttha tin to amend the 18th Article Of
the Constitution taken mp and referred 10 the
judiciary Committee to make !. conf0l1n to the
qnircments Of 1he Constitution.
SENATE.
Mr.. yarte1 oaczrd Tesolustou inqninug into
the e1pedIency OF establishing High School Dta-
tricts, and appointing Board 10 decide on text
books. Adop.ed.
Tie following bills werc Introduced: SECURING
tpstant valuation Of property Of Railroad Com
panles for the purpose Of taxation. and lesalztng
appropriations already made Referred to Com
Uft:cr on corpcIatIons for the rel1cf OF County
AEdtto{s who filled 10 enuineIate the number cI
dotF, under THO Dog Law. in consequence OF the
iaW rot being published in season to admit Of II,
md for 1he establishment and protection ct private
cemeteries. Ecteszed to Committee on Rights and
Tr;ritcrcs regulating elections. requiring votcrs
to 1nkc an Call that they haEe not lett their homes
to ayo:d military dufv nor served tn the rebe! army
cTnayJ. NeIe,frd 10 the COMMITTEE on 3nntdta1y.
krrERsooS Ssuos.-The following bills verc
| rcsd third time and passed:
IA nrnc1,t The ehafscf Of FeEnou4 Jennings co1n-
r.. Srnning The juria d1ctiou Of }usuees Of the
,csre TosEsrp ctear doubtful clause ~ The pres
nj isv conccsunc 1nisdemeanoEs punishable By
:na,ieca NJ fhe nesce amending The act allowing
snnrrme Judges to dec:deN hcthe1 or moi appea1lees
sna1i sv cnsis in cases tshesc the decision of the
court below Il reversed for the formation Of CON
, 1865-11-25
FROM DETROIT.

The Era of FCrtmc-1If%bxEay Robberfes
- Hold Attack Cpon a Dwelling
fIousc-0nc of the Inmates Shot-An
Opera Manager In Trouble.
Especial Despatch TO the Chlcago Tribune-l
DE7no1T, Nor. II.
Several nights ago butcher named Wnterhousc,
while returning to this city from IlamtIacE, was
attacked by highvnymcn, who robbed him Of thirty
dollars.
On Wednesday night three men called ut the
housc Of a Mr. Trucsby, at Hnmtrack, tcw miles
from this city. knocked at the door, asked for
drink of water and demanded entrance. Upon be-
Ing refused, one Of them fired reyo!yer
At Mr. Truesby, the bail taking edeet
in his arm, shattering the bone and causing
serious wound. The robbers then retired, but
remained around the house, and soon after the
h!red man, while going to the barn. was knocked
down, hound, gagged. terribly beaten, and len On
the ground until morning. In the meantime tho
inmates Of the house. becoming alarmed. fastened
the docra aud windows, and prepared To meet Tie
robbers shonld they attempt an entrance. The
attef remained IN the vicinity Of the house all night
but not daring to make another attempt to enter,
retired Abont daylight Thursday morning. Mr.
Trueeby'e came to This city yesterday to have the
ball extracted from bis arm. but It was 80 swollen
that II vas found impractlcahle.
Capt. Htnlock. q. ). n, had bis pocket picked o!
$13 In gold at Grand Mhyen. last night, while pnss
Ing from the cars to the boat.
This murpfD. the Grand Jury Of the e. 8. Dis-
tr!ct Court brought in IN Indictment against Max
6trakosch for making fs1se and fraudulent returns
Of the receipts Of bis ope1a while he Was here last
nights At g. 4sd which Is much below The real tc.
1ttN
, 1865-11-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Railroad Dtsaktcr-The Fort Jefferson
C0ng1cts-Contf1busfo to the Lincoln
Monument Fund-A4&cks1uen of
Champaign County-Court Docket,
lspec,A Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SrRlaaf1ELp, Nor. II.
Wabash and Great Western raI1rpad ran of the
track at Island Grove Station on Thuzsda5 alter
nooo about 4 O'Clock By the displacement Of 4
(Which, etnashtrs up locomotive and tsvo Or three
car, killing David johnson. the engineer and severe
II iniusinR the fireman, brother Of the engineer,
both reldents Of this city. TIE switchman had Of
ders 10 adjust the twttch, but failed to do So He
rsn away Immediately after the accident.
In rep!5 to letter. the Adjutant General ut
Washington informs Gov. oglesby thst IN inveatt-
cation Is being made in the cases Of al1 msn COZ
fined at Fort Jefferson, Florida, with reterence 10
theiE release.
The G1et regiment OF Illinois troops has contrib
nted to the Lincoln Monument Fund <1s-eel II be-
damages wTonrtuI!y Assessed against the regiment
While doing their dHfy IN the South.
Ik- Ctty Council has necepted the new steam
fire engine On trtal yesterday.
The following Il a synopsis Of the nsses1mEnt re-
tuIrs Of Champaicn county: Nalue OF taxable
road property, and tonn lots $s,66s, ,756; reaf and
personal property, {3,ea3, 158; total tax iey1ed.
S17Av 10; acres In ltisatfou-wheat, ID G58;
corn. to other field products 10 401; yaluasto
In 1eGi. g. .9A 81; essn, -, 81.
At the October Term Of the Sangamon county
tenrcd TO The 1enitentia1y, and seTea 10 tho county
tal
, 1865-11-25
FROM NASHVILLE.

PerHonA1-Houke Bills Pa84ed-The In.
crease OF Crlme-Prerentfve meAs-
ure4-Thieve7 Identified.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
NASHVILLE, Nov. FL
Senator Fowler left to-day for Washington via
Cincinnati.
The Houee bus passed the bill for funding the in-
tercst due the State debt; also bill establish
Ing m agricultural bureau for the State.
The frequent occurrence Of murders and robcrics
Of late In tht city and vicinity, has produced much
excitement, and stringent measures arc being put
In operation to prcSen- such occurrences tor The
future
A man arrested for an attempted murder, day
Or two tince, has been identified BY Adj. General
RronnloH as one Of the men who recently robbed
him near Frank1Iu.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 2a,-The cotton market Ia still
declining and very dull o.day. Receipts, 700 bales;
ehtpments, 8S8 hale+. Prices, itG53c-etosing At
A meeting was called By the Mayor. Of citizens of
The county, TO protect themselves against the bands
the surrounding country. C1nzens ttom each ward
were enrolled for patrol duty. The citizens Of Ua
wilson county assembled At The Court Home to-
day. and passed resolutions to organize posse for
the suppression Of 1obbertes and wiessness In the
surrounding country. Twenty-d1e men were de-
tailed TO serve IN dteuiete. Gen Whspple has pro-
pofed to equip and mount sufficient men to coop
detpefadoee who are in our midst.
A request wns 1Dnde on Judge Fr1ziet, Of the
Criminal Court for special Jury In the Of the
assassination Of Mr.. UeGron.
, 1865-11-25
FROM CINCINNATI.


Important Decision Tbcu Right Of
Cofored Men In the Street Cars.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibnne.]
CrsczSNA17. Nov. u.
An Important verdict Was rendered tu the
Superior coart. Of this city, today, which cstab-
fthes the Hight o! co!ortd men to ride npou etreet
railroad cart. In july, 1854 1sa,c Tonng co:ored
MN, md his wife, stepped aboard a car Of the
THIRD md Fourth street ttue. The wife passed OF.
and tte husband was told to cit upon the front
platform outEde. lie reiused, aud look scat In
side BY his WIFI, but away rom the other psssen-
Ccrs Of whom there were but few, beside dog that
Ead the freedom Of the car rnmoltsted The con-
Gnctor called to the driver to help nut the negro
out, hnt be refused. He next tried to rcE
policeman to asstat him, but failed. Driving on
few tqunres TO-. wbefc = crowd Of Fpo.t-
1ug men usaalIy conrfe.atsd, he f5pnd
Een naeau cncnsh to help put him ont. The IsaU
ho.d Company made no defence, except to submit
Iqle for The government OF conductors. re-
CURING them to e@lTy coored pertont but to place
the n:cn On the platiofIn. Their counsel
a7rued that looking TO the feelings Of the COM
1nunfiS. the oh}ectFnEs to eoc1a1 equality, and the
NpuEtancr On the part OF the white 10 the coloccd
people, the regulation referred to was prppes aud
The violation Of technical right OF tolored persons
to the cars should be visited only wth nominal
dana gea.
Judge Storm Was very clear md Iorcible In his
charge to the ju1y thai they should give the paIn
tin compensatory damages. and tbey Accordingly
as1eed on $500 al the eqriralert for the outrage.
This. It is presumed. will establish = rule 70. The
Entdsnce OF conductors, more potent than that OF
the Company.