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ssorsss thss suppressed. OK rather .solsA. in o.se
District, are seat to msrkee ia aaotter, wssse
they are too apt to 6nd srsady sale, and 40
questiens asked Teri TO pieces BY the enemy
left almost tdestitute-shorn OF stock, provi :
.ions aud beasts Of burden-to suffer sirnilxr
inaietions by those who profess to Be our
friends, IS enough To drive any people TO de.
spair. Heaven help us from such savinel No
wonder il a population shall beeomeluke " arm
in cause whore friend and foe alike make
them the victims Of all forms of rap.c;ty and
wrong Let opr military authorities look to It
and see if these predatory bands are their cat.
tie Or not. We certainly, do dot need soldier. in
places where there il no worse enemy .han them
selves. Tha really honest soldier ia. Of coar..
rot II this eatsgorydei'.g usually at the from.
Liberal DosAz,ox sn, La1 riasr r...s-.
The following correspondence speaks fur itself
,Eho handsome donation of tI,ess brave BOYS
from Texas shows that their hearts are in tho
right place. We trust that their pockets will
never hs lighter from the bounty which thev
.'g.se bestowed upon the suffering:
,CANr !sr Texas iEarxEsr, A miles from
i.,eh"iond. Va, March 80, H65.-His Homsr
Sdayor Of Celssa.4;A, S. C-SfR: We, The nader.
signed. having been appointed a conmittee to
forward to You, for the suffering poor of yotrr
ctr, tie enclosed donation, Cts hundred aud
eghty dollsrs f$2s0.l The amount was raised
Gy voluntary subscription in the reoima Mt
and 10 thus small from the fact of there h.;re,
Atte money in the comnand-aot hayino heeS
pad Tor some months. In rendering .it' aIIosv
us to express our heartfelt sympathy in thi
~Xcur hour Of trial. Your beautiful e;tv n
sshcs.-your women apdsShildren scattered and
homeless--ruin and desolatioh around vonLsl
only endears you the uaore tor.as Confederate
solder. Xpo. Wounded, has found asyIum With
yoa.sed kindiy treatment at, our hands Verv
respectfully; WILLIS WATTS. Co G
JAMES PRATT. Co. T.
JARRETT FREEMAN Co ~.
Committee.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, COLUMBIA. S. c.. Anr;l %
lsSs:-Asssrs. VSt1is tVatls .j.s,nes Pratt d.;
eI9rfett ,Frtentd, COMMITTEE st Lcg1~,sNt Ismss
potantesrs-G The City Council has
just received, with the mo.t Hxsiy gratitude,
your letter Of the S0eh ultimo. GOVERN. Two
oundred and eighty dollars as donation for |
the :u'tering poor of our city. For lhis most
timely benefaetioa aud the noble sentiments oil
symPathy expressed for our destfiution. am
authorized BY the City Council, unanimously.
70 present to you and your brave com, AIDES tIel
tnanEs OF grateful people. have the honor
% subscribe myself your obediene serysut. -
Il. j. GOODWIN. 'I
Mayor City of Columbia.
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Te1e&ra~
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From Sumter.

~1sxssoho. April IA courier just arrived
.fsT Camden says that tho enemy, about 1000
% hooo strong, have Left Sumter, making their
Nsx' It IS supposed, to Florsaee No great
amount ot-ourning. was done in 3umtsr-onlv.
.ns aspot and Governhsens buildings being
oaeosd. The loss ef Govern;.sns stores is very
heavy. Tho troops are said t. oopsia. Of i aif
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Ee1e$raph1o.
REPORTS OF fREsss sAsso01Ar rroN
En!ercd accordisg 10 Act Of Gd.soye,, in eae Yen,
1883, by j. S. IN,asj,er. in Me-1lrk'. I5ss1s ~
&c D.strast Court Of the Confederate .States for
s"e Northern District of Georgia
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{.ssest Northern New.J

+aSe5s tNoxtheFn NoWsl
AueusrA, April 1a.-sz scaain Keesa is on q ia1
tor treason before the United States Provost
Court in'sayanseh- z-the charge being That ;he
sent his negroes into the Confederacv. hired 4.
tesH.-.e:s e E=;ez Elton, Of Augusta. Nes,o
evidence was used to prove the charges. His
case was sent from the Provost Court JUDGE
parsons presiding to the military commaudant
for farther investigatiDn
Capt Goodhepe's paper says Federsi war
steamer put into Table Bay, January Q, with
the. crew Of the Liszie n. Stacy, burnt at sea
by tho Confederate, cruiser Shenandoah. which
also burnt the Aleaa, Susan D. Godfrey and
2 Charter Oak; bonded the Kate Price. and
would have bonded the. AdiIida, but she be.
lonaed toa Confadssate friend in Baltimore
WASHINGTON. March 2s.-A special despatch !
says the losses in the 9th army Corps are verv
much larger than at first reported. The Killed
on both sides have been exchanged for buPial.
MAJ Gen. Meade issued congratuIatorv
order, saying the battle of the 25th resulted in
thorough defeat of the Confederates. He
claims the capture of strong entrenchmeuts Is An d
picket lioes, under heavy artillery Ere from
O"'' S9P'ureo zen o6tGle nnTs and
$500 prisoners. Two Lessons we're learned
from these operatioas-o0 is that no fortified
'ne' however strong, will protect al army
from an intrepid..snd aedscia'us enemy unless
v'gliantly guarded; the ether is, no disaster or
Misfortune is irreparable, whi:n energy and
bravery is displayed, and determinston to
:ecover what is lost; and prompaly assume the
The steamship Eagle has arrived from. la.
'ana' which place she left ou the 18TH The
blockade runner Denbigh arrived in Havana
N the Gath, from galveston, loaded. with cot
on. The blockade runners Col. Lamb, Fox,
'uno' Banshee. Pelican, Fannie ana ot.,ers are
ylng IN rort:---sevcra, being 'cpairea. The
Mexico arrived. loadsd with cotton.
rom Matamoras. q
The R. s. Wood, an. English steamer, has
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COLUMBIA. APa1L 10, 1895.
VIE Joint Relief Committees have acpointsa
a the folio ving gentlemen to act a. agents
Tor the sufferers Of Columbia, 20 wit:
Georgia
9. G.
WILLIAM }. GERALD. Ed, 10 r,.;s. ..
The above named gent,snaen will receive and
forward any pdonations-whether of provlions>
or money-and also barter CLOTH and SALT
for PROVISIONS.
HERMANN LEDING.
See. and Treas Joint Relief Con,,.;tAa.~
E Papers of this and the r neiehborinr
states will please copy. and urge upon the s..
neyo'ent the necessity Of aiding tie sitiasas Of
Coiunoas in their great distrees: xpfa -
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Z -. Nohce.
, A LII pessons having demands against tb,
~ hate SAMUEL W. DIBBLE, win imms
diately present them, daily certified, to
April IA II sW. JASPER DIBBLE
Columbia. 8. O., April z. 1865.
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Wanted.

::9 A SMALL HOUSE eontainine three
2@. pooms. eo- whici, liberal rent .wiii IA
paid; or three rooms with some respectable
Apply at Mr.. Garfache's. peari powder
mills. Arsfifti4.1<
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A IL persons having demands apainst tho
~ estate of Mrs HIM. DIBBLE DECEASED
vii! present their ascounta, duly certified i'm.
mediately to wv. JASPER DIBELE
Atty If Ex'r Estate MrA b. NJ Dibble.
Columbia, April z, 1865. April IL ~
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OItDEN w I. -.
In compliance with the above orders. tn.
Undersigned. hereby assumes command in this
State Cnt.l the names of the staff are an
noonced, ofhcial com:h unications to these head
quarters will be addressed to Lieut.: J. N, 3.
NY HIL' ot Columbia. N. LOWELL;
Aprl IA MaiorGen.ra1 r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-24

TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-Dr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence aud suiitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either busi-
ness, study, society or marriage. NNS IN
voted bis attention to the treatment Of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials. ..,,,o,4y,
Address, VI 2. DIR. CHAS. F. JOHNSON,
.Itjd No. i3 East Friend Street, Columbus. Ohio.
ootlo-d&wly. --4uHgmo) H ~ iti'. %
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Little Kanawha & Elk Riyer {.
PETROL LEUM AND MINING co,
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.

Cash Working Capital, $3.50 1000.
oFFIcERs
OLIVER Y. W0Of, President. .,,',.... %.
JAMES SCRUIkSiiANK Vice President.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Treasurer. ,G
JAMES WADSwOR Secretary. ,,;,i,,
E. R. BLACKWELL. Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent. r,di,a .l,7l,y
yra uiii irs.lrr TRUSTEES: aH
% PAUL N. SPOFF0RD. Of SpOGord Tileson &
Co., MY. rlt.ue-G 81 gU.rl le9Gl p'mt
IS CHARLES J. MARTIN. President Home Insur-
ance Co., MY. a3>.i ld th' ri''9 4
Hon. ROGER AvERILL, Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERT z. CATLIN, Burlington, vt.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, IS Broadway, N. Y.
OLIVER E. WOOD, 26 Barclay street, N. Y.
De- JAMES WADSwoRTH, of James Wadsworth
q D Co.. 81 Cedar street. N. Y. l.I4 .Ii. s'ill1
JOHN W! STRONG, Detroit Mich. 't'"i'
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. 2 Pine street. N. Y.
rNHE SUBSCRIPTION is SO NEARLY
i completed that It is intended TO close the same
on or before the 18th Of February.
Subscriptions, $3.50 oOO of which eeO0 900 purchas
es the land-to-wit: s2.sso acres. The remaining
$50 is the permanent cash working capital Of the
Company. i,...,t,' ...,,-.,f,.. .- !, .,..,lt.,
Par value Of shares, 500, Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers, in the counties Of
Gmer and Braxton. in the very heart of the oil re-
gions of West Virginia. II .-,,t..I
Professor Richardson reports: ''Your property Is
Che very centre of the West Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks of
It's streams, one of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring itself.D!d ~ ..fG.Q irs1
Professor Shepherd, of New Haven, Conn. re-
ports. oJconsider q emi,aenay oi-producino land.
Tzs ozbearing shdles underlie IL estensivsly, and
~ Iona lines of Tcarourstted hydrogen or nue.tnas-
s ,%g ss' a. epp.crse. Se Of oil itse on Ne stsos
.et thStraet T.uy eonsy7ns me In thfs 6e4sf l9il
: T1syecan Be no doa6t tAat along your creeks and
s.i5t+i>s tb,,s h n laros ertent or oa,,,a6,s Oh
,,,odue;no ts,4ftorv9 T1s prodigious amount Of
and coal iron Orc limestone and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-24
DISEASES or1fnE;, HOOD, &C.7

DR.. Johnson-Dear Sir-I must again. state thai
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent For sctofua, yphilis. or impurities
of the blood, find they never fail TO cure when
used as directed. /. have succeeded in curifg the
worst cases Of syphilis now 10 our hospitals in th'
'nO'sSpa'o% "lp i1ps ~ w W. F.w HI IESBIB.M. D.
d Cincinnati; December IS. lB83.R ,joTnssG i@91
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

o1Dr. JJ0hnson--I have cured, by the use Of you
remedies several patients that have bepn ipptateso
the Lunatic Asylum frQmth evil effects OF semina
slider nothing can equal your medicines. .
~ TfpIT' w '-I''l-7' JoW. SALLfNS, M. d.
Of Albany, N. Y. October 10. 1888. Jm yl'Iobiy9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-24

y TFrom Tho New York Evening Express.l .
""Our teegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions, inform us Of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run. NEAR TIE Fmsr
NATIONAL PETRoLguM CoMrANY's PRoPERrY.-
Cherry Run Stocks will bsin demand Tomorrow
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Reputation Established

r y
,l'2. /; !, mrs. g. "A. .gyzess is truly a
public beNefdsets.eSs, tg,sd her
scOassyes.fasI success Is seaal,aie-
ycedemted. iiyENet' fame, and
her. diScoce,.sesI q, hare gone
abroad, and to-day she isi
IN her line the largest 3sass,,-I
e wfacsssresS ias TIE scorgd, ...,,,l aaii
Won 1Ig or hnR ,rojo1i ~ NV OH h@uoHi
o9 o2. Everybody Interested. q
? Y1Nth and old Ssge are mike
; benefited by The asse of sRzl's.
d s.. II. .fllcss'S Ty,OrIG'$ Hair
.Rest0rer. and Hair Dress
ing. They Nct ssirecs1y ssl,6,s
the roots of The hair, causing
lss!rsss'saast gs.OsCth 0std beAsE-
bfN, Y;Ossr IsNSr, ID changed to
grey on. a0htte by sickness or
other causes, aOStt Soon be re-
stored TO its, Natural color
ana beauty. DGisdrMG erAd-
1icNged f0reUe1-. THE . Hair
falling stopped. The most
B delicate heyss-Stress On. ,boat-
netcas 6eaUOrss svsshoagt fear
,iOfsoilsisg. delight
lfMt fragrance to the hair is
oSnsl,a1iEed.lH If goa" sUSSks TO
restore yoss,. hair as II,
yoyth, G,sg fefGis, u t.tI,siOlsgA
life, iicitlsOast delay purchase
+ a bottle off each of Mrs. s. II.
y.flless's Worlds lKyS4. 1Kle-
: ssos'es' trs,d D,esstisg. . il.'.,,l- J. u ID
~ Sold by Druggists throughout the Wsrld,, !
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, tA |
100 f9S as 400 Gsrcenwich ST., wN-Yorlt.
III oct4s5.deod&wiy' no ~ ',p'YV'.! HaulN'
Il,G a..,syrI- tiry.. y .tuDTu
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7INIPORTANT no LADIES. q

Our Periodical Drops will bring on the monthly
sickness iin cases Of obstruction from any cause,
Price u co.. N. B.-7Ladies whsAre pregnant should
not use them. ..t,.. sd' hluoI. I.bI .AIoI
Tonic for female weakness, q certain cure q 90.
} Injection for the Whitesor beuoorrh@a, " oo9n
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CrRcnEyrLLE, Feb. 18th, lst

-l The Warm Air Furnace invented and
q manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, of Gin
spcinnati, was put into the Union school
building Of this city in November last, and
thus far It has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces in the following
,important particulars; It has, compare
y lively, . greater heating surface; produces
n q larger volume of heat with a given amount
Of fuel; the condition Of the air III respect
',ayotemperature, moisture and purity, is SUI
/. perior; the admission Of cold air, the sup
ply'of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated. nsl
-sr To avoid scorching and decomposing the
ylnfr, as is done, to some extent by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure TO each room an
abundant supply of pure, fresh air, warmed
toapleasant temperature, as well as to pro-
tect the awryught-iron air-fues from
: the effects Of the fire, it Is, essential that
odthe wsrm air-ftues leading to the school
I1,rooms, mi should be at, least twelve
inches In diameter. This win insure the
influx Of such large and rapid current o.
fresh air as to prevent the wrought-iron
sydues from being goverheated, and thus secure
the durability Of the furnace, and keep the
warm air In d healthful condition. 1t d
deemed proper to State in this connection,
brIthat our Board of Education was Induced
to order Mr.. Martins Furnace, because two
.otber furnaces had been previously used In
81 Gun school edifice without satisfactory re-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-24

fiirOFrfcE HouRs.-0Hice opens at TX A: N. and
closes atTI p. NJ. Sundays, opens at a M. and
an mails close on Sundays at 5k Pm.
~ '--r----g-g.r JULIUS j. WOOD. 7. M. q
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m99ls9W9lIfcs5ion and Others. MT" mn
OF Mr.. EDif6R: Itis with pleasdreI make known tho
NAV be Of service to some invalid WHO has hitherto
failed I'd obtain relief AtAn events atn doing no
more than justice to the medical gentlemen Of yQuF
9cty in confessing that have successfully treated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fet
male complaints. by adopting the mode of treatment
now pres6tbed by DIR. Johnson! Ol!A ~. .Iy.I ;
For female weakness, / do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies. i have prescribed
1them form great many ladies whohave been troubled
for years with weakness, aad in every casea perfect
cure has been effected some very bad cases have
yeided To- this nude of treatment 10 The short space
Of two weeks.2 jJ' Yours, ,respectf4ilyi,, ,,'rp
Cleveland. O., Dec 9ad, 1868. .nL .s9Yolumo
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Peter Martins Hot AirFurnaces.

aa odi COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1865.
10 whom this may Concern e,abaa
'le Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT hdpRovED HoT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No
s. The Furnaces in District No. 5 have
been in use two years; those in the High
{, School during this winter. So far they
. have given entire satisfaction. For eff
( cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
my Of fuel, and promptness Of action, they
!, deserve special commentator. / cheer
/, fuzzy recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
: any who may desire an excellent mode o.
4 heating. 9q alH Il. ID. KINGSLEY,
,algi' % y, Sdpt. of Public Schools of Columbus.
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.0il beet "m2FoR SALE By 'b7ao 'ai
Dr t1Es1Sts Cenera11v.
y tinovs. .'6Sl o9I yidno1 9ht
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ITUV1 ~ II"I. ~ W--|iI -IIT THIi - =
Ranks among the frst-class Companies. and Is just
said to be the most successful of any yet organ
ized. Its reputation has now become so thoroughly
established that no more need be said on that point.
T7erea are greater Inducements and better opportu
nttiesto make money on these Socks than any ota-
ers IN s1tstenod. while at the same time they sre
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-24

aRAII.RoAD.
'ii' 'rhree TraIaas Da11y,
.,.',', T.. 4 !. EXCEPT SUNDAY. b,d-'T,'., I
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami AZ Columbus & xenia
yaI odf 10 ~ Railroads. oa.-n or
70 sG& o.'" haoFIRsT TRAIN = aG a.al |
I NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus at Il:ss r.
NJ. Will stop at Delaware. Ashley, Cardington,
Gileai. Gallon, Crestline. Shelby, New London,
Welliugthn Grafton and Befeaj arriving ut Cleye-
land at 5lo A. MI .sl3.b0 eGos Ene .aft /
Il o1JH 81 SECOND TRAIN. e p. oUc~
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
Gson tS cfsstne. % Shelby New London, na WeIiinssoS
and GraftOn.s pfsti Ef So IHlRDNB
,cf,-o,.e Il, THIRD TRAIN. l,us, N
y, MALI, AND EXPRESS--L Leaves Columbus ct $40
p, NJ Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby. and
At Shiloh. New London. Wellington, Grafton and
} sl9iE.Os 9iih CONNECTIONS. tpH 5fi7 IT.
II At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road. ~ bHj3uTl-
Sstass Sssaf ZIP kSsFF s' sdd Bs Ca
more. Also for Chicago. y..""Lv.v iA.--+'D
At Shelby, with Sandussy, Mansfield and Newark
Rairosd all points on that rOad.r Also for Tols
~ AZ nnG Grafton atom fof Toledo and Chicago.
.aAt Cleveland, with Lake Shore Rsilr0ad for Erie
Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and BOSTON, algfl
Patent sleeping Cars ARE rum ON an
Might Trains to Chicago, New
biio9 i6hJ Work and BOSTON, 1sniHSh
lfinI 9ui 10 sn9XitiD sTinJsW bIH vi
" s~Raes,ge checked through 20 Esx. York snd
Boston yia Sleyslapd also to Philadelphia and FeF
'l'7Ih ,'' @ RETURNING l.lii@iia I Y, b,.a
| Night Express arrives at Columbus al 3;45A. MI
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GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons tohoId.

Tfl Wgdi 10 f1B3 9Yi2 % shIAldi jti'
asuI91 m9ai 10 yLam 99n9h :lns.
/ s19InG.g on dii----- -liIO1 0ja i1t'
.auuf fnGt hr,vef uriNgsiy9 brlgaU
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both the General State, and City Governments. %pr g.
mnloysr. in every branch Of pubc and private
- {as b,s.n recommended by the Presdet OF w a.
c,... ~ dsrose Of stugtios they have III 'he.
80, Of the brave discharged soldiers and sailors wno ~,
served n cir country with horror aud to "nos "" ,rn 81
der ed FOR the rec tabshuent OF peace ana 'h' '
uatio nal property; und ulo,,o.rt for the
=, o,..,. n veterans 10 arrive in this mefropo SUI
viii continue TO arrive for long tine 70 conn., If apr
norsnt one and IL deserving the serons a'eh''o" ~
fclo.T residents ard ,.., bv the Metropolitan
n,o,n,nr, Agency are strictly gratutous ana II y nv 4;
prv Tor that reason. 10 give II hoeis nav be
order tina, the charitable object Of the '"''''''"
Tsst an official and direct appeal be ilsde ny ~
10 the public in General aud especially v, m
Of both General State and t5 Gov to
ployers IN branch OF pubic hhh nsn Who
open tire situations they can dispose o. " Wv ''
apply rs for employment. , $1,000, T.. ,,,le nv the
kc,olreG That Official and direct appear pe ' az 30.
Committee 70 the public in general and "slfe1hy
dents OF the Stock Gold and Com txchehae 70 'Y rd
nj m. Union League and other Clubs, and to all
pri vae banking instifutioTs csethsLirts '' ~ .,r
iecd no nuanc A. industrial and mercai lie hrn rrl'r'
TO aid by donations Tue agency @ ~ ~ o,y our
,ery ces of which being grauitious viii honor not OH
efropo hut aso all who will have contributed 20 I've
e,l,d That the thanks the Committee be tenderef 70
Th.N Y Herald The ~ T. Time TIE E.ening io'f. ING
Erenirg Egp,e r. Stats Ieitung ~ l. Demo,"s' ~
the other daily Sundey newspapers which have gwen '
Institution their generous support Il, c.-.u.,.
occ be appointed Secretary ard y. iiani, on ESQ.,
OF the National Bowery Bank. DO appointed Treasurer W
ttsr being authorized receive all subscriptions 20 mo i'nu
r1praied this Institution the returns otWLch WI" w
pnh shed H. The y. Y. Herald go
R,oied That the propretors and editors ofhe above new"
papers be requested to publish the above Important
ines and resolutions and 10 continue To avor TIC i'op
Employment Agency with their patriotic ana generous
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illuminate OF Mercury ON prc;ectilcs.
70 n, Editor Of The Y T,i,un..

10 fhr E"ifoT ~ me =. y. ITtDHHe.
SIR; II you place iYon an anvil few grains
Of illuminate Of rercuTy md strife it with hammer
bit is taken oui Of tie anvil while the hammer remains
nearly uninured. Tie effect ia not the resnl, Of the
different ioueLess Of the two metals ns the same effect
Will be manifested If another hammer be substituted
for the anvil
took this feet for the bess OF souc amateur exper-
imeDts in sunnery lately. On the end Of conica rifle
bolt Of the diameter OF lead pencil i placed few
grains Of the illuminate (nired with little paste 10
avoid premature explosion and shot II at atfrgtt com
posed Of three boted layers Of common boiler plate.
The target (at about twelve rods was completely
punched, While without the mate the shot hardly
made an impression. ii 1t were possible to conduct
THE experiment large scale do you suppose the
heaviest plating ever constructed could withstand six
or Of mercury at the head Of an eehtneh
rife bolt Yours, sc. T. RICHARD REEVES.
No. 2O2 Tork-sf., Ktr. Hacen July -, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

THE GOTH NEw-Y0RK REGIMENT IN PUlLA-
DELrHIA-In regard to certain dsgracciu proceedings
imputed to the Goth New York Regiment while In
Philadelphia on their way home, The Oedensbnre
Journal gives the following version Of the case which
we publish by request:
The Goth arrived in Philadelphia In company with
five or six other regiments. and the tired out
living on the sidewalk in Of the public streets when
police officer constable pursued member OF the 9th
New Hamph through their regiment. Losing sigjt
of his mar the officer seized in0cusiye member Of
the Goth ~ Y w. who had not been out Of sight II bis
Captain, and attempted TO arrest and carry him of.
which the rest declared should not be done. The
policeman called other officers TO his assistance. who
b! andehed pistols aud other apOns. and attempted
10 carry off the by force. The veterans Of four
wears hard service against armed Rebels were not 10
be ntmidatel by such small weapons and knowing
they were right IN aud cleaned out the policemen
aud rescued their innocent comIaton. TIE story of
the purchase Of drinks and refusal 70 pay the assault
upon Mr. Butler. and the rough handling Of lis mother
the peaI woman aud the retreat TO tie boat pure
fbrics tons tar the Goth ~ Y. " concerned
TLey only protected one Of their members who they
knew had committed offensc from the assault, Of a
mistaken and excited officer. II The PHILADELPHIA In.
qui,er Will take the tionbe 10 inquire Of tie Rev.
Richard Eddy who was present at the Transaction and
Who accompanied the regiment to this place. upon his
return 10 that city. IL Will learn the full end accurate
nartjcuars Of the anir 1t has through misnformGton
turncd 10 the dscIedit Of M noble and honorable a
recjment Of sodiers as went to the field from New
York"