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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22
The Gold Market.

3 New York, April 21.-Gold dull. The
demand is confined almost exclusively to
the exchange dealers, Quotations have
ranged from 14711s, opening price, 70, l4S524z,
Gold tonight 14936. ~ D''
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THE CITY.
Amusements.

H
See in this paper the following advertise
ments:.. ,o...,., tr r.r-s 3:
Camilla Urso's Concerts at Naughton
Hall on this, and Monday evenings.
The English Opera Troupe, which opens
at eOpera House on Monday evening.
The Tableaux of Paradise Lost, to be ex-
hibited at the Atheneum, commencing on
Wednesday evening.
The Quadruple Combination : Circus
Menagerie, Elephants, Hippopotamus, &C.
to be shown in this city on Wednesday and
Thursday. =
The Monster Equescurriculum, including
three circuses, acting bears, trained buffa-
loes, &C., to be exhibited here week freln
next Monday.
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Removed from his Old Office.

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway. near
High street. Columbus Ohio, has devoted himself
for series of years to the treatment of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. ti9i out
mch9s'65 NcI . nLln L.H q
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a TestIGmnso,nial Z Z, 20 nrrs. iinlc,aolnn.. p

BosToN, April 2l.-A movement has been
started here to raise 100000 by one dollar
subscription, to be presented to Mrs. Lin
coin as a token Of respect and affection felt
by the people for their departed President.
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New York Stock NIarket...ApriI 81,

ST0CKS-Stonger. Alton 4 Terre Haute 70
Rock Island 95; Fort Wayne 96 do preferred, 599i;
621 New York Central 94al Erie 70 4; do preferred
90; Hudson l05hs Reading l2OJS; Northwestern, 90:
Pacific Mail 300; Delaware Hudson so; Marposa,
1867; To- 4Os coupons s4I: as 81 COUPONS los.
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New Y DIRK, April 2l.-The steamer Suwo
Made, with Hon. Henry Wilson, Henry
Ward Beecher and others on board from
Hilton Head, arrived this morning.
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WILLIAMsHIRE, April 2l.-The Philadel-
phia and Erie road having been thoroughly
repaired since the recent freshets, will be
re-opened tomorrow.
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The Bridal Chamber. an Essay of Warm
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinaryan
Sexual Systems Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa. apr 4'65-1y
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Capital city Bu siness CoIIe,a.

Deshler's Building, corner High and
Town streets. Send forrC College Journal
and Letter. Address oya3mmoo9E
BUSH & MARsHALL,II q
aprl4-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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TAMAoUA, VIA PHILADELPHIA, April 21.--
Booth has not been arrested, bat has been
traced as far as Tamaqua.9 The men ar
rested on suspicion have been discharged. pp
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Paroling of Lees Army Completed.

HHrUH1HS Oh F1ees 3 ArHy yCOHPIeueus
New YORK, April 21.-The Herald's cor
respondent says theparoling of Lees army
was completed on the 18th. a The official re-
port published the number ofmen at 26, 115,
159 pieces of artillery, II stands of colors,
1918 stands of small arms, 1,l00 wagons,
caissons, &C., and 1000 horses and mules.
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Il. q. d. r.

There will be a meeting of Columbus
Lodge No. 81. o. OF, Monday evening,
April "a. All members are requested to be
present, as business ofiimportance will be
brought before the Lodge. r..
TT T DDINJCT Il No
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1O1 ACRES OF GOOD LAND; ALSO, As
1Cl acres, well improved, miles from Column us;
Columbus
Calls see. Office N East Rich street, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
iap2l -d3mo W. STRAIN.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

new York Money markct---ApriI2
M0NEY-Easy with large supply at per cent.
call loans. .-H'l r.'
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at lO9alOsA
gold for first class bills
-G0LD-More active and firmer; opening at 1476;
advancing to- ls75; declining to l4S and closing at
149h. ~ .-,-. = -
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and firm.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.

A FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
N EAST TOWN STREET.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

SX HOUSES AND LOTS, SMALL
- Tenements, convenient to business, and cheap
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For Sale.

GENERAL HOUSES AND LOTS ON
y Front street, between Broad and State streets
and one on Front between Town and Rich streets
For particulars. inquire of
JOHN SHORT,
Office Of L. N. G. 4 @. r. r.. Shops.
Columbus, .. February fth. 1866. [feb6-d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22

TIE PREsBYTERY OF COLUMBUS, in ses-
sion on Tuesday and Wednesday, at the
church of Mifflin, suspended its delibera-
tion on the latter day, before noon, to join
loyal and Christian men everywhere in the
religious observance Vr the obsequies of
President Lincoln.
The Moderator presiding, prayers were
offered, appropriate passages of Scripture
read, brief addresses made and hymns sung,
six ministers and three ruling elders taking
part as directed by the Presbytery.
The church, during the solemn exercises,
was filled by congregation from Wester-
vile and the adjacent country, "weeping
with them that wept."
1t was ordered that the Moderator, with
one minister and one ruling elder, place
suitable mention upon the Presby yterial rec
ord.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22

TWO BRICK HOUSES, AND LOTS,
L on East Rich Street; also, one FRAME HOUSE
aud lot, desirably situated.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th
1864 and are payable three years from that time in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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fee at 3O933c; Raw Sugar. IAcDisc forfsir Cubgto,
prime Porto Rico; hard refined, 2O92lo: and New
orleans Molasses 81 90 per gallon for prime. ufti
BUTTER The lower grades are very. duh, apd
prices nominal at from IS 70 Csc per ID. accord-e
in light supply, and with good semand the market.
rules firm at 3235c, the latter rate for small pack
ages ~ choice Western Reserve. .aIsaLIe ilauN Lu
for Western Reserve and Hamburg. New is selling
TO moderate extent at 1Sc perlb. Id ~ 0n- 'N
EGGS-The market rules firm at zoe per dozen,
shippers count. - .-s.ra q Z
'HAY-The receipts are still large, and loose-presA
sed has declined 10 Sled 20 per tun. Tight-pressed
continues steady at $24@25 per tun on arrival. s1in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22

CHARLES KEEvER SENT TO THE DRY Tor
TUGAs.-We noticed some time since the
trial of Charles Keever, alias Charles Miller,
before Court-Martial in this city, on spec
ifications, to which he plead guilty, namely:
That having enlisted in Company c, 9th
Ohio, he deserted at Beverly, Va, in June,
1861; volunteered in September, of same
year, in battery, name unknown; deserted
Immediately, and in October enlisted in
Company X, 4sth regiment from which he
deserted in September, 1864, at Deerfeld,
while the regiment was at home on veter-
an furlough.
On the 10th inst, Keever was sent from
this city to Florida, the Court-Martial hav-
ing sentenced him for five years at hard la
Dor to the Dry Tortugas, and to be deprived
of all pay now due him, and that may be-
come due him during his term of service.
This Keever, alias Miller, will be remem-
bered as the man who obtained notoriety,,
in connection with the massacre of the
Roosa family at Deerfield.
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CIcyeInnd mnrItet.


FLOUR-Sales 100 bbs choice Xxx red at % 90
WHEAT-Sales to-day Of cars No. red from
stre at 81 SO, and $50 bush. do do at ~ so.
C0RN-Sales Of car and 1000 bush sheed from
store at70c.. --.'. lfr.. h inltf
0ATS-Quiet and steady at 60c from store. 'r ~
RYE-NOthing doing and market nominal.
'P0RK-Saes Is bbs city packed Inese at $2s 90.
.LAhD-Rather quiet but steady at 2lc in kegs and
zoe in tiercos for city rendered.
SMOKED MEATS-Sales Of 2500 lbs uncanvas-
sed sugar cured Hams at Pee; 1000 lbs dried bcefat
lec. Shoulders steady at lie. .a5.r.
BUTTER-We quote good to choice Western Re-
serve at 2l92sc: common grades do at lSgl9c.
EGGS-Steady at zoe. r5 -
CHEESE--0ld continues scarce and Is quoted at
2l@22c. No new in market YET but we hear Of sales
in the interior at range Of 120DI5c, according 10
quality and condition. ,if gt0l
HIGHW WINES-Ver dull and entirely nominal at
SO 1902 IL. e-fl--
ALC0H0I-Market quiet and lower. Held at
y S9@4 "a for 9s per cent; Neutral Proof Spirits
So 1902 40.
SEEDS-ClOyer held at $l4 so. Timothy % 75D
400. s.r $3.50
.P0TAToEs-ouiet at 5C@5Sc for prime peach
blows ~
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at7K@sc, and pay for
packages. .
LAKE FISH-The market is steady. with mode
rate demand. Whitefsh, half hbls, 90 50; Trout.
slf bbs; ss 50; Pickerel, half bbls, ~ 5O Herring
90 5oper barrel. m.
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u. s. 7.3O LOAN!

% By authority the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Subscrip-
tion Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three-tcnths per cent in
terest per 'annum known as the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

NooS PERFORMANCES AT THE THEATRE.-We would
again remind OR readers that the management u
the Richmond Theatre, in order to afford Oplor-
tunity to families to witness the performance OF tie
operate play '.Tbe Brigand, have determined 70
give performance this day, at noon OF this play.
We would be pleased to see the system OF noon
performances adopted a feature at the Theatre.
Spectacular aud comic plays would not be otherwise
than popular with parents, Who would avail them
selves Of the opportunity thus afforded them Ut
amusing the little ones. These noon Performance
are feature in theatricas in all the principal cities
on the continent, and We see no reason Why they
should not be adopted here in Richmond, which city,
since the war, has become sufficiently metropolitan
in its character 10 warrant the Innovation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
NOMINATION FOR TIE SENATE.

At a meeting held in company E, I'd Virginia
Cavalry, the following resolutions were unaDi-
imously adopted
Whereas we have heard that call bias been made
questing Captain Thomas Whitehead 10 announce him
self candidate 10 represent the counties OF Amherst
Nelson and Buckngham in the Senate Of Virginia, and
feeling citizens and soldiers deep interest in all that
concerns the weafre OF country and believing thar
we know most and can best speak OF one who was late
Is our leader Therefore,
|. Resolved That in Captain Whitehead the district
will have representative who has always been patriot
true TO the interests Of his country faithful and aant
soldier regardless OF personal sacinces and the soldiers
friend who knowing their wants appreciate then
services and will uphO I'D their rights.
q Resolved That we cordially endorse the cab made
upon Captain Whitehead and earnestly request him to
represent US in the Legislature OF our State Though
absent from account Of severe wound received IN
June last and from which lie may never recover suit
Gently to return to bis command gratefully and at
fectionatey remember him; and have followed
him on 50 many bate-elds, will stand by him at the
polls.
g. That we call upon the soldiers Of the district where
ever stationed come to the support of soldier who
always has BEEN and always will be the soldiers friend
Lieut.. s. q. KIRKPATRICK, Chairman.
Wg A. COLEMAN, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

blll uadsr saasdsrAt0R Rlav.dsa thai 'diaahsIgsa
granted for permanent Disability shall be fna1
and the parties holding them shah not be interrupt
ed in the future.
Mr.. GooDE said If you viii pass this bill, you
will not only simplify the business of CONSUMPTION
but, by abol;sing the Bureau, Che camps of in
tlucion aud all these Intermediary agencies, you
will get officials clerks ederlies, guards enough 10
make 8 brigade, tio.n meswhose daily occupation
II Is 20 Turn over AID endorse papers, and respect
fully'ielet item, they pass 20 and fro up and
down the ascending and descending line:
Mr.. ROGERS, oil Fla, Indicated purpose To Of
fer minority report and spoke IN opposition to the
Commttees bill until the expiration OF the morning
hour. 10.
FROM THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE oS THE TAX BILL.
Mr.. RUSSELL (under suspension OF the rtes)
from the Committee on the Tax BIZ, reported Two
bills with the Recommendation that they be printed
and made tile continuing speciakprder ON Monday
| and thereafter until disposed Of. Agreed TO.
Mr. HILTON introduced a minority report in the
shape OF a BILL and asked that II be printed w1ich
was also agreed TO.
On motion OF Mr.. b. W. BRUCE, the House
went into secret session, To resume the consldera-
ton Of the bill putting negroes IN the army. The
doors being opened, the House adjourped
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
sPIRIT OF THE Amy.

Alta meeting OF the officers and men OF the Firsi
Virginia Infantry, feTry's Brigade, PicEetts Divi-
sion, held az their Camp, near uowiett's House on
the 18th February, 1855, Ton the purpose OF express
5u~ their sentiments aud determination 20 devote all
Of thew energy 10 the pro ,ecution Of the war:
Ca NOTICE Lieutenant Colonel I. Al. LSngle
vas called Go tic Chair, auj George A. Noting
COMPANY h, appointed Secretary; ana Lieutenant
l.. NJ. BiIuJou. Company 4, assistant Secretary
aad q select committee Of 2ire appointed TO draii
'lGtiuus.
On. motion. Lieutenant z. Nee. Jones, Company
e Lieutenant J.. al. BiaHtgu. Company { Ser
giant b. 81. Grow, Company Is Sergeant l..
Wi. ~, Compioy O.; Cooper, Z. ID. Jordan, Com
piuy q Private T.. G.. Hale, Company X X. j.
smith, Company II. "A. Waithal Company
and +. r. Davidson, Company A. we've appointed.
The committee retired ipr a few minutes and re-
turned aud offered the following preamble and reso-
llddns which wee unanimously adopted by the
Begmcut.
WHEEAs. Il is eminentIy proper, in times 81
public peril and dependency, that men should
meet together 70 consider, resolve and act be il
tlercore
I. s7lrsd, That 10 the humilating proposition
for peace made by President Lincoln 20 our Com
Ini,siogers we enter our indignant protest that
while we would be rejoiced 10 stop the e3usi0n If
blood and the deSplstiOn OF our country, will as
scut 4 40 terms short Of independents and separate
nationality.
G. ReeoirsS, That inasmuch IS We have rendered
the olive branch % our foes, which they have tram
plel u the DUST no alternative 70 eit Us but 10 de-
feud our homes our property aRd lives, as long as
he foot Of a vandal Pollgtss the sou OF the
= ogth'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

HCsTINFs CouEr OF MAFIsrRATEs.-Ye,ter was
a heavy day With this Court. The following bust
ness was disposed of:
Eliza slave OF Edward Swift, was tried on the
charge oil poisoning, WIN intent to kill, Augustu,
huper, infant son oil Frederick kuper The Court.
having heard tine etide discharged the prisoner
nolie prossqGi was entered in the case OF James
+. Robinson and Thadeus A. X. Hopkins, charged
with stealing silver watch from John LATTE
Henry Smith was sent on for stealing CARPET
bag filled with valuable clothing, from Ambrose "
Voolfolk. The carpet bag was stolen from theta
tory of Turpin Yarborough-
David j. Chdrcss was sent on = the Judge.
Court to be tried tor aiding slaves TO escape the
enemy. Chiiress is q youth OF fifteen. f will be
recOlleeted that he, Mrs. Anne Perrin, william
St. George Gum, and John Hicks were ar rested
on the same charge.
John j. Williams, soldier, charged with steal
ing pair OF boots, plead guilty, aud was seat &c
Jail for 30 days.
The Grand Jury presented the following partics
for selling liquor without license Jno. I. Cham
bers, Christian Bergiug, VIM. \. Wright, }. II.
Sherman, Henry Beckman, ID. g. Mccormick, J.
W. Hsgemeyer and Chas. Euker.
The Grand Jury were discharged for the term.
The court adjourned til this morning at eleven
o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

The RESULT PREFIGuRED.-The Macon Telegraph,
before learning the result of the conference in
Hampton Roads, remarked e.
There can be no negotiations but upon the basis
of Southern lndependence-that once conceded,
we may regard the war as at an end. Should our
Commissioners return because Of the refusal TO re-
cognile our independence, Lincoln will say to hrs
people, ''You see, have offered the most liberal
terms to the Rebels, but they refuse to listen to
reason, and will hear OF nothing but separation
TLey must be spbipgated, or our Government is
destroyed by this reasoning he will hops to ST.
lence all opposition, and be enabled TO prosecute
the war with renewed ygor. On the other baud,
Messrs. Stephens, Hunter and Campbell will say to
the South, ave have tried to reason with your
enemies, put in vain. They insist upon reconstruc-
ton, which means degradation, dishonor and spo-
liation Nothing Is lett You but TO tight 1t out. In
this way alone can you save yourselves from sla-
very" IisesS facts, placed before the people by
thyoe such conservative men Stephens, Hunter
aud Campbell would unite the South TO o man,
The words OF the croaker would die upon his lips
and the propriety of State Conventions would be
no longer discussed, Fight, would be the word, and
the North would quickly perceiv that the South
far from being exhausted, has resources yet un-
touched, which she will not hesitate to use, in ur-
der TO vlndcate her honor and secure her ldepen-
deuce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
AMY OF rHE POTOMAC.



From the tepeits-of deserters aud from other
sources oi information equally reliable, II would
seem chat General Lee is contemplating al attack
on our centre, and is making, or has made, the ne
cessary dispositions for such a movement. | wrote
you yesterday that II the enemy yentured any of
tensiye movement at all, it would be most likely
directed against the centre Of our lines. The temp
taton to make the effort is very great for, with onr
lines at present so extended, the centre wOnld natu
rally seem to be the weakest point, and if the
enemy could gain any advantage here he might claim
a decisive victory. We know from experience that
it is fayOrite species of tactics with Lee to
upon our centre, and endeayor to pierce it. Ia the
present campaign this seems to be the only plan of
operations remaining to the Rebel commander
The Army of the Potomac can no longer be hanked,
and If it is to be dislodged it only be bycutting
it in two.
Accordingly, Lee is reported to be massing all
available traOps around Petersburg, with tue view
OF making an attack. The scream of the loo mo.
tive Whistles the Southside road be distinct
y heard in camps, and they have made the night
unusually hideOus OF late There is evidently some
thing astr. II is accepted here certainty that
the enemy will speedily attack US, and likely enough
the point OF attack will be somewhere the vicn-
ny OF Meade's Station, where the late feigned as
sault was made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18
DIED.

On the evening of the 10th Instant, FRANK PALMER,
youngest OF Col G. and Martha NJ Shields aged 10
months and % days.
His funeral will take place from his fathers residence
nth street between Marshal and Clay this evening
instant at halEpast three O'clock The fends et tne
family are respectfully invited to attend
In ReiQh on the I4h instant at the residence of her
SON. W. 4. Richardson, Of consumption Mrs. MAkIhA
"a. RICHARDSON, reict of the late Captain w X hich-
ardson OF Richmond, Va :fE
tch and Enquirer please copy and send bills 70 Ra'
leigh Standard. - -
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RICHMOND WING.
saturday Morning, FEB. H, 1883
EVENING y HIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P, NJ and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted al the
same hour, an evening edition Of the Wing The
Evening Wing VIII contain the latest news " mail
and telegraph mp TO the hour OF going to press edi-
toriais, local Intelligence, sc. y ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18


The theatrical world of Berlin is in q state Of the
utmost CONSERVATION. The popular prima donna,
Miss Lucca, is about TO retire from the stage and
to bestow her fair hand on Baron Rahden, formerly
an officer in the Prussisn Guard Mile Lueca is
the spoiled child of the Berlin publicnot that
she is remarkably handsome, or even first -ratc
singer, but her m anners are attractive and her
caprices only render her more bewitching.
Mr.. Baker, organ builder, Paris, is the inventor
of the mode of applying eectriety'to the action
Of great organs so that the largest organ may be
played easily piano, and the pipes may be
distributed anywhere through church. This in
vention is now being applied to great organ in
course Of construction for the Church Of ST. Angus
tine, in Paris.
The Empress Eugene wore at q dinner given
lately to the ministers and chief officers Of the
Crown, dress of white muslin, with tunic OF
ceresc satin, jet and black lace, and diamond
necklace IN ounted on black velvet.
A GEM OF MASSACHUSETTS CHARIrI.-The report
of the special Committee of the Franklin County
Agricultural Society contains this sentence.
"They (hogs) are nc less valuable and useful to
us for being objects of adherence TO that wretched
race, cursed by God and justly despised by their
fellow men, the Jews ~
The superiority of negro to white man being
established, next comes the great moral movement
to show the superiority of hogs to Henews-to all,
indeed, except poor Yankees. Godis revoked, and
the Bible quoted, of course, in such cause. Al
bdRy AtaS ard Aryt.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-18

A SINGULAR DEcIsIoN.- Justice HOlton gave a
decision in case yesterday which came before his
tribunal which we doubt not has not precedent in
all the annals of jurisprudence. 1t appears that a
calf belonging 10 TentOuic gentleman, residing III
the lower part Of the town, got out and was taken
no by gentleman who originally hailed from the
Emerald isle, who now resides in the { per part OF
the city. The German took out WHY OF replevin
for the recovery OF the calf This OF course led To
a suit To try ''the rights OF property" Witnesses
To the number of sixteen, ON each side, were
summoned aud were examined before the JUS
tice Yesterday. Both claimants OF the calf
swore positively that it was his animal, aud
the witnesses OH either side swore equally pos
itycly to the sameApparept fact, After hearing
all the evidence in the case, and knowing that
neither PARTY was able to take the suit up 10 high
er court the justice at last proposed that the two
opposing parties take the cali halfway between
their respective domicls, and turn ii loose, and il
it went 10 the domicil of the German it was TO be
his calf and rice They finally consented to the
arrangement, led the cali up to the corner OF 7th
and Jersey, turned It loose In the presence of the
Witnesses when it made straight for the Germans.
Thus the decided TO the satisfaction of all
parties concerned. Quincy tM.l Herald.