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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Correction.

Col. W.P. RICHARDSON was qualified as
Attorney General on Tuesday, and entered
on the duties of that Office on the same day.
Col. MosEs r. BRAILEY was qualified as
Comptroller Of the Treasury, and entered
on the discharge of the duties of the office.
WILLIAM HEHRr SMITH, Esq, the Secretary
Of State elect, will not enter on the dis
charge Of the duties Of that Office until
Saturday, when we shall take occasion to
speak In becoming terms of the manner in
which the outgoing officers have discharged
the duties Of the respective offices held by
them. iA a ng95 ase
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Reply of Commissioners,


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
SINKING FUND, ETC., ETC,
COLUMBUS, June 10th, 1SG4.)
Hon. u ohm Brough, Governor Of Ohio:
SIR-We have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of the
9TH inst. In response to it permit us to say
that the 18th section of the act of the Gen
eral Assembly, entitled ian act to define
the powers and prescribe the duties of the
Board OF Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund.-" which took effect June l, 1858, pro-
vides, that the agent of the State, in New
York, shall be appointed by the Governor
of the State, on the recommendation in
writing of a majority of the Board of Com
missioners ofthe Sinking Fund, for the tern
of two years. Mr.. A. p. Russell, the pres
ent incumbent, was appointed agent and
commenced his term on the 10th day o.
July, 1862, and, by law, it expires on the
10th day of July, 1864. Neither the law
nor the condition of Mr.. Russell's bond
continue his term until his successor is
elected and qualified. AT the expiration Of
the term the office of Agent becomes abso-
lutely vacant, and hence, the appointment
of some one is absolutely necessary.
The said section of the law further pro-
vides, that the Agent may be eligible to re-
appointment. Eligibility or capability of
being legally chosen is an incident to every
legal voter in Ohio, indicates no peculiar
right, and, as applied to the Agency in
New York, does not, certainly, hold the Sc
curity on Mr.. Russell's bond liable for the
performance of his duties, after the 10Th of
July next. Nor does eligibility involve, i'm
the opinion of the Board, any question of
past or future conduct, or any restriction
or limit upon the powers conferred on the
Board by the statute.
In the exercise of the discretion vested
in the Board, by law, and in view of the
responsibility resting upon the Board, for
the discharge OF the duties of the New
York Agency, under their direction, ma
jority of them have nominated and recon-
mended to your EXcelency, ms has been
the custom heretofore, a gentleman in
whose capacity and integrity they have en-
tire confidence. AS to the present incum-
bent, the suggestions you make as to mis-
feasance and malfeasance might have refer
ence to suit on his bond. Those are mat
ters which might become of importance
when viewed as possible in connection
with proposed appointee, and the Board
would consider with pleasure any sugges-
tions your Excellency might make of that
character, or as to unfltness with reference
to the Agent recommended. 1t is necessary
for the appointee TO give bond, with secur-
ity resident in Ohio; and as the Board will
leave for New York the latter part of this
month, we would respectfully renew our
request that our recommendation be con-
firnied at an early day.
We have the honor to be,
Respectfully,
i. r. CRTTCHFIELD,
attorney General,
w. w. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of State,
Sinkin1 Fund Commissioners,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

ACCORDING to the testimony ofthe Wash
ington correspondent of The New York
World, Mr.. Cox last week blocked Mr..
BLAIR's proposition to create anew Lieu
tenant General. The proposition islooked
upon as q covert attack on Gen. GRANT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

In is an unfailing rule Of national life that
the party that carried you through war
always vacates office when il is ended, and
the other party comes in. In 1868 or 1872
tbs Democracy is to preside at the White
Housc.-W WendeH Phillips.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

The Governor TO the Commissioner
The STATE OF ONO, ]
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,}
Columbus, June 20, 1854.
Messrs. Armstrong and oritchfeld, Sinking
Fund Commissioners, Columbus, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge your favor Of the 10th inst. In
mine of the 7th, / asked but single ques-
answer.
AS the meaning of my interrogatory was
evident, 1 take it tor granted there is moth
ing within your knowledge impeaching
the official conduct or integrity of the pres
ent State Agent.
The law vests in the Fund Commissioners
the power to recommend, and in the Gov
ernor the power to appoint, State Agent
in the city of New York. But it goes furth-
er, and provides that the incumbent of the
office, when so nominated and appointed,
shall be "eligible"-not TO denomination
and appointment, but to 'sre-appointment."
BY whom? Clearly by the Governor, upon
the prior recommendation.
You advise me that this eligibility of
being legally chosen belongs to every legal
voter in the State of Ohio" You are aware
that the law frequently creates special
legal "tHSiDHiby, 40 ehae a 'nah snaH ha'e
attained certain age, or that he shall be-
long to particular profession, in view of
the station he Is called to fill, without
which he cannot be illegally chosen."-
This statute creates such legal "eligibil-
ity." It separates the functions of recon-
mendation and appointment. To the fist
it attaches no eligibility 4" TO the latter 1t
does, for In SO many words it declares that
the Incumbent of the office, having been
once illegally chosen" Is, at or before the
expiration OF his official term, "eligible TO
re-appointinent !" by the Governor, BY yir-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

The London correspondent of The Ne,o
York Tribune says that Mr.. SEWARD is de-
cidedly unpopular there--the impression
being that he is sort of attorney-politi-
cian tt.4 f4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

TnE Ohio Legislature--that portion of it
THAT claims the honor of belonging to the
Administration party-has dealt the Rebel
lion q staggering blow, by adopting ajoint
resolution instructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives in Congress
toyote for the amendment to the Constitu-
tion Of the United States that is now pend
Ing In Congress, abolishing slavery in all
the States that comprised the Union when
The Rebellion began. We suppose the Ad-
ministrstion members feel happy over this
arhfevesnenf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

HooD succceded in getting out Of Ten
nsssee with the bulk OF his army, because,
as is now alleged, our p,,ntoons were near
che rear whom they should have been in the
van st Duck river, and because the train
was sent out, by a blunder, on the MUIR
ffessboro pike instead Of on the Franklin
PIKE. sows 20. The WARREN expedition
mlacsrried, because Of some blunder;
TaonAs' campaign fell short Of complete
,ness, because Of blunder; the expedition
aexInst Wilmington failed through blum
der and fears arc seriously to be appre-
hended that through blunders on the part
q ths Administration the Union win be
pornsasntly disrupted. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
,vernor TO the Com mmissioners.

The Governor to the Com missiOners.
The STATE OF OHIO, EXECUTIVE J
DEPARTMENT. COLUMBUS,
June 7th, 1861
Messrs. Armstrong and Citchfeld, Sinking
IAind Commissioners:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge your communication of the 9th
ult., nominating j. NJ. Armstrong, Esq, for
the position of State Agent, in New York.
VIII you be kind enough to inform me
whether there is, in your Board, or with
the members thereof, any Information or
charges of misfeasance or malfeasance in
office, against the present incumbent of
that position or any want of capability or
integrity, on his part which renders it the
duty of the public officers, in the protection
of the interests of the State to supersede
him; or which impairs his eligibility to
reappointment?"
Your early reply will greatly oblige,
Yours truly,
Do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

COrrespOmdcnce Between tIae Gov
ernor and the Sinking Fund
commissioned Of Ohio Relative
10 their New York Agent.
The Governor Of Ohio, in his recent mess
age, referred to the difficulty existing be-
tween him and the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund. The Governor says the
final letter of the Commissioners was devo-
ted to "political topics" The Governor
first introduced politics into his official COM
munication, and the Commissioners in the
last word" only rebuke the insolence of the
Governor.
The Governor states what is incorrect
when he says ''holders Of stock were put to
considerable expense, trouble, and delay"
by the action of the Commissioners. The
reverse of this isthe case, for all holders Of
Ohio stock prefer to make their transfers at
the HOME OFFICE rather than at the Agency
in New York, where they are frequently
held for days before sent on for transfer
So far the refusal of the Fund Commission
ers to recognize Mr.. RUSSELL as Agent, has
occasioned no expense, but has caused a
saving to the State of Sl,250.
But we append the correspondence.
The Commissioners to the Governor.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, OF THE)
SINKING FUND OF THE STATE OF ONO,
COLUMBUS, May "a, lS64.)
Hon. John Brough, Governor Of Ohio:
SIR--We hereby nominate John NJ. Arm
strong, ofColumbus, Ohio, forappointment
as Agent of the State in the city of New
York, under the provision of an act Ito de-
fine the powers and prescribe the duties of
the Board of Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund.-" passed April II, 1853. and for the
term of two years from and after the eXpir-
alton of the term of the present incumbent.
We have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
w. w. ARMSTRONG.
SecretayQf State,
l.. r. CRITCHFIELD,
attorney General,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
New Advertisements.
Social Cotillion Party.

Social COtilliOn Party.
ITO RE GIVEN AT AIIBOS' HALL,
f. Ferguson and w. S. Joseph. To which the
company of yourself and lady is respectfully in
vited.
FLOOR MANAGERs.--A. s. Ford, w; $. Joseph, g.
+. Ferguson G. Bennignus, L. NJ. Holmes and T.
Thomas.
Music by Pinney and Hite's Band. ....... .r
Tickets, One Dollar Lan5-td-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
A CARD TO iNYALIps.

Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma
and Consumption.-lt is only necessary for
any one troubled with these complaints To try one
bottle of DIR. Strickland's Mellihuous Cough Balsam
to convince them that this is the best preparation
used. ltnot only cures the above affections Of
the throat and lungs but it cures night swcats and
splitting Of blood and Is excellent gargle for any
kind Of sore throat Il is pleasant to take and safe
medicine for infants. so cents per bottle Sold By
all Druggists. iune2- 2-d&wIw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Supreme Court Of Ohio.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1a6j.
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof, Chief Justice; Hon. Josiah
Scott, Hon. Rufus Z. Ranney, Hon. Horace Wild
or, and Hon. William White, judges. i. j.
Critchield, Esq, Reporter; I. s. Shepard, Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Reduction Of Stock.

yNE OFFER UNEXANPLEDIND
w ments to buyers. for the neat ttcenty days, as
we desrous Of reducing our stock before taking
our in1oice on the 3lst of January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

Steamship Davis Kelsey, New Orleans, dsy In ballast
Steamship Carolina Philips. Beaufort with cotton, to
Steamer n Cd Hobart Newbern shour' dse and pass
4. : s,eSaer Penobsco Benhom, Key we:, days.
Steamship Me.is Gale, New Orleans days. In ballast 70 u
stsasp Granada Baxter Charleston 60 hours, mdse and
Steamer Carolina Philips Beaufort IS hours, with cotton
steamship Vefa Cruz GREGORY Vera Cruz ih Inst vie 81
sal l6h, and Havana 10th, with nid'e and pass 10 'h A.
Steamer pocahonts. Brown Pensacola 18th inst via Port
steamer Ps,sg.ce Nea New Orleans g days with d'e'
and pass TO J. X. Bacon.
steamer EuterPe Eiriise. Wilmington N c. d. l. LS
ste.mer Adele Henness.y Fortress. "a hours to u s. A
O. 5. ranspost Tho. A. Scott DeHsrt commanding New
Orleands o days. 10 U. {. orar,ermsster - -,
Snip Eya Owens Oliver Newcastle Eng :" Gays '0s' 10
slip Young America. Cumming. Manila April 18th, with
bemu anp .usrto r. L. Taylor Passed Java Head may 10
Cape Of Good Hore June TO- crossed the Equator July TOOK
pilot of Paruegst July 23 up that time ha, been % Days
Bsrt Schiller shr Crons,sdt 90 days. old junk &c. Charles
Bds Margaret F.oqnr s. Jesp r. y ssy' "0a''+'
Brig b. r. Nash, Lsaiey Lazs II day. with sugar to Brett
Son Go. :. III.
Big o. y Pension, Mscqoeh cieufuego' IT days with
Bl sparsng Sea- Bowden Cow Bay IS days. with coal to
Thaver 4 Searseant
BTs Harvest Queen Pension Bermuda days. with md'e
to Middleton.
Irg Cosmos Talbot, Humaeos p r., II days mols'e' to
Simpson Clspp. 49,
Bsg Chesapeake, Hewhul Newburg, for Ki.tssy Navy
Yard. -,
sehr Nsuticus Davis Ba,hver.t. We.t Coast Of Africa 81
days with peanuts D. r. b. Upton. Had light winds the
entire passage and la, not reefed sail Lett no American
vessels.
schr Minerva Disoswsy Mobile 10 days, vito cotton &C.
TO y. A. Balls 4 Sons.
sem Loyal Scranton, Iowdep chs--..or IS dsys with
cotton rice, 40. TO ~ l.. McCreedy co.
Schr VIM. Nazeyck, Daniels, Norfolk days with water
melons 60 j. Dudley
sohr Magnet ssnborn. Musqua'h IL days, spes, Snow
Richardson.
Schr. AmAnds, Lambert Ezabethport for Newburyport
Schr. Csnneaut Sawyer Ehzabethport for Lynn.
Schr Breeze Hulse Georgetown coal.
Schr. Honest Abe. Coleman, Boston.
schr. Avail Carter, Providence for Boston.
Schr. Jonathan Cone Crosby, Boston.
scir. II. Lyman. Saunders, New Haven.
Schr Alex. Henderson, Burgess, Norwich.
schr. Empire Hopkins. Rockland.
Schr. Angelina, Hicks. Rockland
Schr Susan Scranton, Harvey Greenpoft for Washington
Schr. u. r. BranGrd, skinner, Portland.
Schr. Uncas. Purse, New London.
Sehr. Maria Whitney, snow, kocklsnd
WIND--At Sunset. s., light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Lager Beer In Ronm-uecting OF sa-
Ioon-k ecpers-EIcit Among the
Disciples Of (:nmbrenus.

For a long time, il has been "a source OF much
complaint not only among Germans. but among other
naiiousies residing within the limits OF tie Empire
City. that the Lager Beer h.s been Of very poor
quality which evil instead Of being rcTedied by those
complaints has steadily grown until fDrbcs nee ceases
be n virtue. Even the stOd vendors Of the article,
getting aroused from their ethargy by the continued
complaints Of the consumers aud goaded by the
steadily Increasing demands Of the brewers. have now
taken the matter In hand and doubt the public at
large viii be benefited
For some time back the retailers have met IN secret
10 discuss the matter but toward the close OF
last week when excitement aroused by the "Saenger
feat had not yet eyaporated the fret public meeting
Of the ssloonkeepers was held nj No 3ld West Thirty
six'h.st.. which meeting was largely attended. The
following officers pro tenn then elected; Mr.. BE.
reudes President; Mr. kreher. Secretary and Mr.
Trcullben. Treasurer. At this meeting 1t wus merely
resolved to call another meeting for Tuesday afternoon
at tho same place
This meeting was held yesterday afternoon. and was
well attended Slr. John Seid was chosen President
pro TEN. and Mr.. Krehler Secretary, pro ten.
Alter eloquent address by the Chair on the object
OF the gathering which purported IL 10 put stop 10 the
monopoly OF all the profits in the business by the brew
who gave tho community but poor equivalent for
their money aud calling upon the meeting to act firmly
and dctermnedy Nj. Wcnael took the floor, and
stated that meeting bad been held in the lower part Of
the city when resolved to take initiatory steps
Tor the erection Of large brewery by joint stock
pany lapplausel, as to ut least wholesome
beverage at reasonable price.
Propositions were then made by several gentlemen
present better beer at q cheaper igurer by
making arrangements with brewers in Philadelphia.
Rondout Poughkecpse, Rome Syracuse and elsewhere.
but no decsion was had.
Another gentleman suggested the propriety OF pub.
fishing q card TO brewers of the up-counry calling
for proposals. while still another remedy was suggested
in the shape Of closing every place for week against
the sale Of lager
The final action was deferred until Friday next when
mass meeting of all the lager beer saloon Keepers will
be held at the Germania Assembly Rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

,ace, Miss s. siesIer. Mr.. E. w Charles J. King d. T.
Williams g. A. Wilson B. Wilbur and LADY n. Jafel, -
$ s. Fraser J. CLARKE, Steele G. b Fowle' j. N Full
W c. Jones g. T. Pitcher and lacy, b. R. Riordan and lady
WIN Hilton wr0sssn Little j. Bee s C. r. ss9
Krs.ser o. Sdhwei,zer. Mrs J. b. Bee, Mrs Pyatt Miss
Pyai " J. sssh H. T. Psshe Capt d. a.. h %I l. 4
Knysev r. g. De Fontsine. Z. Elias, w: Abbott T. j. Jet
iries Dr. Ed. Barry, W. LAYTON. j. n Hartshorr, Ms
In steamship ii Cid from Newbem1A L: Coeroye E.
Nehos and LADY George Pier.on NJ Leland g. Butcher
j. j. schiingef w. H. Atwood; j. Bateman, NJ. A. p.y,
Parks W Sntzer w. b. Black, c: Codmer ID. w Curtis
j. " CLARK Z. OchiIls, j. Mercer W. patto2 >; a, osn
John Doran and others. 1850 q px..,
In steamer Euerpe. from Win'nstonIA ;. Parsons
Rlnsmsnth,l Mira UReiy, dsu inter and servant q L.
Jones vito and servant Geo r. Hesp wife and enid o.
Wilson and lady, Mrs II. g. Eier and daughter W pnin
mer wife and 3chdren Ava Smith, G. d. Grant, j. Myers
j. NJ. Robin,on, J. Buiding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

PnsseuRers Smiled.

In steamship Mississippi for New. Orleans-Geu w 4.
Clark Capt hobt Mulen, ADG O. r. Barkcr aud life,
g. b. ssbin d. Baldwin. Capt Rosenthsl. Peter CLARK,
Lieut. W. A. OH Andrew Parker Of Boston WIN. r. Lake
OF Connecticut Lieut. Levi Luddon NJ Beter.on T. VIII
man, nondorf c. Yondor, W. r. Moors Mrs. J. Sharp,
MAJ T. r. Fan, C. Haywood. II. II. soddard, l.. yalsde,
MI, Ella Whie Felix Saron Ferdinand Yonsuh Of France,
W. lie Ifnewn j. b. Clark Lieut. Geo Gladwiu Peterson,
Lieut., r. iillot.on Surgeon A. w Merrill, w. d. henderson.
w y Rollins, A. r. Gold Martin Fay James Bren, Geo.
Lcheid Geo Noyges, James r. Burdck, Morris ONeil, j.
\. sni,ber. Of Georgetown, John r. Thompson, Walker
Curling T. bouye Lieut. n. N. Davenport. Thoma. Lng
i.h Henry Boyle George Weber Lewis Sherman OF Phil
sdephis Eugene Durasnd Of Mexico Julian Ksiser j. l..
keiscr Lieut. J. 5. Sebrng. Joseph MCINTYRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
ssISG COUNTERFEIT NOyEY.

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY! estcrday
Peter Gruer went into the saloon Of Sidney Thomas
No. S New-Chambers st., and in payment for some
refreshments rendered counterfeit IS legal tender
note. lie Informed that 1t was worthless. and
up and then offered worthless - bill on the Erie
and Kalamazoo X. X. Bank Of Adrian. Mich He was
informed thar that also bad, when he went away
but came back soon after and again offered the bill In
payment for bottle Of wine. He arrested by OH.
Mcfarland of the Fourth Precinct, and commit ed
by Justice Hogan.
Michael Gimman yesterday rendered counterfeit
el0 bill on the Blackstone Canal Bank of Providence
X. L. In the Of Maria Burns No $40 Canast, in
payment for small articles. She informed him Of
the character Of the BILL when he attempted 10 escape
but war seized by her He struck her heavy blow on
the arm. pulled away. and ran into the street where
he was arrested by Ofcer Van Ripper Of the Fifth Pre-.
einct. Justice Hogan committed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK. .......JULY rs.
Cleared.

Steamer Black Diamond Meredith Philsdelyhia.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore w DaLeu. r
Bark Thomas Fletcher Penileton Turks l'sha' - -
Brig Charles Albert (Br. Hardy, Cow Bay, Brett Son
Co. =, ,,.t,.ko L
Brig Emeline (Br) Ryder, Cronstsd', Funch' Menche
Wendt. ,,,,s. r...,
seIr Onrus,, Thompson, Beaufort, ~ g., Van bfuhI
Sl,ght. . , ,t.-. NJ c
Smithers 4 Co. n,r,,,, r ., L.
Wood. u,,,c
sehr Deliverauce Cobb, Bangor, \. H. Ladd 20.
schr Milton RAYMOND Boston.
schr Union, Brewer. Beaufort, Thomas Holmes
schr Rolnp, Mitchell Boston. Jed Eye Co.
Sohr. Eliza Corwi8 New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

ROBBED By FEMALR.-On Monday night
George II. Flood, boardcr at the Continental Hotel
Oh Broadway, accompanied Fannie Field to private
room at No l27 Bleeckcrst In the morning be found
that his frail companion had disappeared. taking with
Officer Rogers Of the Fifteenth Precinct and a portion
OF the money recovered Justice Dodge committed her
fOr trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
Passenger Arrived,

In steap;bp Vera Cruz from Vera Crus-L M,zot Henry
scholheld VIM Gray, Domingo Peacis, d. Mcdonald Thos.
stewart sivain Levy, Daniel Mcintosh, b. H. Palmer f. de
Councillor Antoni Muller Samuel Crowe Aonzo Sta Rosa.
wife aud family Antonio Grande John f. Greene aud wife
Jane. wilson, jose Molina, Michael Poiro, Richard Martin
Cha' barnes Ssa, L. Weber Chss Lorraine. A. Lamo.ss
and wife NJ BeIrIn r. SolaId, O. h. lirond X. Bahod..
John Oaklyn. Thos. Sanri, John Williams John Adams.
Daniel lvinsson Thomas iisns, H...o Dasas4. LocA
bar: Irellech. Patrick Galeye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
MAXINE DISAsTERa.
The Wreck Of the Quinebaug-Fuvt
Particulars Names Of some Of The

Lost.
Tae North Carolina Times Of the god has the
following:
. The steam propeller Quinebaug left Morehead CITY
apoat o o'clock Thursday morning, bound for Bslti.
more with about eco discharged soldiers belonging 10
the following commands; IS TO tho Sd United States
ARTILLERY to the 9th Maine To the lG9th Ney.York
and three companies Of the 10th Pennsylvania
About or O'clock, when off Cape Lookout Bay
the machinery refused TO work and the vessel being
aiven ashore by the breakers split TO pieces and
became total wreck. ~
Between 80 and 40 Of the passengers are reported
lost Of whom We were only able obtain the names of
the following. who. we believe belonged TO the IG9th
NevYork but were being transferred to the Sd United
States Artillery John Glass. Michael Finnigan John
Good. Leander Mitchell and L. u. Wright Lieut.
Dennng Of the 9th Maine is also reported among the
unfortunate.
Tho scene Ia described as frightfuy horrible. and
some OF the survivors are Represented acting most
ncbiy In their efforts 20 save their comrades.
Inc Quinebaug was an old boat built probably be.
fore Sole VI its ifsted passengers Yers born and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

might have done well enough transport iJr csttlei
but human beings. particularly discharged solnlers'
Who have fought through the battles Of their country
and are returning home after long absence should be
fnrnislel something more secure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
WHAT WILL CURE CANCER.

l. that cancer in its primary stage, can only be Tdi
cay cured the application Of remedial agents to tie parts
affected a, the base Of the disease.
2 THAT BY MY METHOD OF TREATMENT HAVE
NEVER FAILED TO CURE SINGLE ONE OF
SEVERAL HUNDRED CASES WHICH HAVE PRO
NoUNCED Durable, AND HAVE TREATED DURING
THE LAST FIFTEEN YEARS
FOR THE CURE OF CANCER RELY EXCLUSIVE.
LY UPON MEDICINES THAT NOT ONLY REdOsE
THE DISEASE QUICKLY. BUT ERADICATE THE
CAUSE THAT PRODUCES 1T, WITHOUT DANGER,
PAIN OR INFLAMMATION