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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
JOhnsonism at the Vest.
We all know how my policy" tax

We all know how my policy" takes
in the east. The elections in Vermont
and Maine emphaticaily answer this.
But there are some who are doubtless ig-
norant Of the state of feeling at the west
We copy from the Daily Democrat. i
leading paper in St. Louis, in the great
and growing state of Missouri
THE THREAT OF DIR. JOHNSON.
The new rebellion i progressing rapid
ly. MIR. Seward. in his Louisville speech,
says that the south Is more loyal to the
Union than the north; that al the south
there is entire unanimily,' while The
north is divided. This shows lis what
Mr. Seward understands by loyalty. 1t
is loyal to support Mr.. Seward and An
drew Johnson. 1t Is diSloyal TO Vote Tor
congressman who Oppose them. Ii shows
US, too, what sort OF Union Mr.. Sew
ard wants. 1t is Union based on caste
and prejudice 4 Union where rebellion
is rewarded and fidelity punished . Tn
ION in which the declaration of indepcn-
dcnce is denounced. and the constitution
deticd Union where free speech. Il free
press and freedom ot'pcaccable a>semblaec
will not he tolerated III len states: In
ion clothed with the inlamy OF violated
pledges, reelling with the murder OF help
less loyali>ts, and cory with the blood vi
the martyrs at New Orleans. Such a
Union Is Il cheat AMI dc!u>ion, tnr it
would end iii war. Il Is IN iinpo->ibility,
ior it can never he established The low
al people, whose e,.lmeSlnees the graves Of
three hundred Thousand men attest. will
never tolerate :, Union ruled by traitors.
based upon denial OF rights guaranteed by
the constitution, and brought about 10y
u>urpation and massacre
But Nj Seward do, not stand sloli,.
Andrew Johnson iorii.irS III, declaration
that the south l. !oyal AMI the north dis
loyal, by the threat ,h;,t unless lie people,
accept lis policy they small have civil
war on northern soil. Alter months o.
lmcendiary speech. intended TO iui!..;.Ie tn.
spirits of his pay,i-ans II ;!c ntmJ>., lac
hurlS til, threat II the people. hoping,
perhaps, that it will crush al opposition
10 his will
The pcopie know .!.., Mr.. johnson c.s,l
plunge tins country INFO ciyi. war a-:iin.
II Ii choose. His own laa.It-c and con
duct has forced ti,,Yn Il contemplate that
result a. Dy no mydrl> ilapo>-inlc Tncy
know that ne ctH maze w..r upon tuc
government OF the people. ..n,. a,tc.np; IL
crush ii by hayom>;-- 'i,n,y know thai
ne IN, reason 10 hope tia. ,Iio al C. cop
pcrhca'l~ at The north a:.l rebels 4: tlc
south would be givcn !, MI. Il Rebellion.
And looking he i;,ei s,;,",T,Iy III ia, .!c,.
the people viii h. exactly IL ,llry dill ii
1860. They viii yo:, Il lirir ,o..-ci.uc,.
and Judgment diciaiy>, AM ihry Viii light
il need hc, II >,i,,,,i.. ;.:li enforce Ihr dc-
ci-ian rendered .. III, H.i..-hax. Ihur,
are 4 million al veteran soldiers who r1uI
he put into til. ;i,!l Hi;H;r twenty DAYS
10 enforce The verdict o.. ,l, E.pp.r Ill lie.
polls, and il Nh johnson or A.~ followers
mean to resist thai verdict, i. them count
the cost;
lir. Johnson. Ice it Remembered. throws
ont tins threat VIII, the returns ul IL,
~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
& l5zaal |!|A

for laSia1iancousiy Silver Plating
Ar Gle Of
Bna>s Coy~r, Gcruala .>grr. a..
Ecstorii the fla-in- n n WON IL nd f., tr.a -
and ? lsh.n-
Silver and Silver Pilates. Ma
m moi USES uHys.ti n Ct rhe a.. - 3 =. s..s-
4 puT- -llTc, Id 90. Iaia lra l,.-cs 81. .,ca r .-.
Substance iaiu ioa q luc ais - the hands D.
PIT tl,c roflsf n q r.,ry a. a hafr.r p l...
pc to;tl- FO.s@l hy dra-.ist- IN ~ i,ts ssh. -.
LoNE q S-EAiNS.
-" Gan iaCfgr 2. q; b..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28

We -oaid vite al T. cali iId zee III cls p l.s-
before pa chasing ol,rwhe-e. ,'ur ARA. -,,u,G--
fll a-c such that re ,nd - sell cur cla s.,-.
then tie SANE DAh, f-r the GoculIno3 .ti.u .l
lyi'z- NJ = ii faaca.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-28
Come and See before yoa Bu,.
SHkERLNE.

-. 5uhastlrv. SEPT. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
Statesnrarr,
TER ms.
(INvARIABLY IN ADvANCK.)
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tenlines of Nonpareil, or x inch space, constitute
DAILY.
For each insertion. per square, 7b cents
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Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day. and once week. will be charged d 100 per
square, each insertion.
business Notices in Local column, 20 cents Der line
or each insertion. No Notice less than SJ.O0.
WEEKLY
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No Noticeless than $500.
Legal advertisements will charged regular rates,
~ All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
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wise they will not appea- IN tte paper. This rule
will be rigidly adhered to in all cases. There will be
no exception. 'I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lmbus, Ohio. On and after February lst, 1866
aims will run as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
O HIO
PETROLEUM STOVE CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $2OO,OOO'
10000 SHARES, EACH : $40.
RoR'T SHIELDS, President.
J. 3. DAcUE, Secretary.

THE OHIO PETROLEUM STOVE
i COMPANY is isorganized under the laws Of the
State of ohio, for the purpose If giving TO the pub
lie all improvements GvING HEAT or LIGHT from
Petroleum, and to SECURE THEN frOm explosive or
otherwise dangerous Lamps or Stoves. Every pur-
chaser Of Petroleum Cooking Stove is furnished
with one share Of $50, FREE, making every such
person a PERMANENT STOCKHOLDERS in eCompa-
ny, thereby not only getting back eventually the
PAR VALUE Of the stock. but all PROPORTIoNATB
DIVIDENDS as long as the Company remains an or
ganizaticn. ..... r.,,
Such SAFE and SURE INVESTMENT. although
small to each Individual, has never before been Of
fered TO the public. here each stakeholder gets
Stove tor S25, that is CHBAPEH, CLEANER, cooks
BETTER and QUICKER than any Coal or w Ood Stove;
besides, his stock that eventually must sell at a
FAIR PREMIUM. The Stove itself, in fact the inter-
est Of the whole Company, is ditfused throughout
every Township in the whole State, aud its practi-
cal working daily witnessed by every member Of
the Company.
This inducement for stock investment of course
cannot be offered indefinitely by the C0u pany, for
when it i once all taken (Ony limited mber of
shares being thus offered, $95 will then buy the
Stove alone.
Tn SO wishing the $40 in stock with their Stove,
should send in their orders at once. Money may be
sent by Express at the risk Of the Company.
AT All Stoves Warranted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
1895. r..g ,.. 1865,
Winter Arrangement. =
'..'' TIME CHANGED. 1ilJ
Great Northern and Eastern Route
Cleveland. Columbus
AND
GIN g I N N ATT



1rIax,ee Trains Daily
M =, IL S.-;,L r.!;.,.o, Al.
From Columbus IN oonnecuon WIN ArsinSOn 'no
Little Miami n Columbus a AemAR
.H ,.r Railroads. i'aHii.u.g
.t ...-.r... ..... E.f.IrIt--u.
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-IieaVes Columbus at 1139P.
M. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley, CafdingtOn
Gilesd. Gallon, Crestine, Shelby, New London,
we WeIhRtIUn' EId UrN'On anu DereS' Srr'ns az OioV0-
sr.s r- sECoND' TRAIN, ...sr.-v
NEW YORK Rx EXPKESs0nLsayes CSluThgs RIu 11noa St
1920 A.: M. Will stop AZ Delaware, Gar iington.
S'VGg snd Grafton. StoSS0 '"0iO' t''" NO"' '"s''"
Third TRAIN
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4 then adjourned I'll saturday next at 9 a m.
TIE TONES rOLICE COURT.
fBsfore Ju,liss pow.lns.l


THEFT OF A TRUgK.-Seyeral days since, one Au-
enst Adams and confederate called the residence Of Mrs
Ann d. Pyle No 100 Ffankns and stated that ono OF the
inmates named David Allen bad sent them Tor his trunk
Believing the statement the lady gave them the trunk which
contained clothing valued $40 and the took and loft
On the Of the be was Informed OF TIE
much her surprise sho Informed that he hnd gwen
DO authority h. take the trunk. Information OF the nfr
given the police. md on "wednesday blght OIo5r
Coaklcy Of the Fourth Precinct arrested Adams IT'S colel
eth at large. Yesterday the prisoner was az
before Justice Bowling who committed him ioF ual lpe
trunk was not recovered
WAyTrD A RuE.-On Wednesday evening Mr. Dennis
Harris whose place bushes, No 3i5 Washinstons
loft bis horse and carriage standing in iron. Of m store he
intending 70 Do absent bat few moments Scarcely had be
Jumped into tbs drove up the Fortunately
bis action witnessed by George Ticker employed 10 ne
who pursued the thief ond caused d. arrest y o
Ger Romer Fh Precinct Yesterday tAe prisoner vas
committed fOT trial by justice Downing.
THE KNIFE Darby Kelly Of No. Olverst and Patrick
McCafrey Of No. 57s Poari.sL wednesday night quar
relied about some nng matter and Kepy Gaay stabbed b;
opponent in the hip INJECTING wound The assaani
arrested and locked mp the night The wounded man
received surgical aid Yesterday Kelly ~as committed Tor
t-ial by Justice Dowling.
A DISHONEST MrssrSGER-Paul scstsndstl late
ger in toe employ q Henry H. Taylor Bro No s. Beck
msnGt yesterday gred before Justice DoUine on
the complaint Of lIr ward H. Guf' book keeper for TIE
gave tie accused e22 In Tclsuy Noc' check of 80 -
Boston bank, auda CHECK for 60 on te HlnoysE Bank
BANK with the exception - the So cheek tbs itltr
amouut no was directed 20 crlw IRON tls Ban k
nd tie Ire Wt7frhE"l
~ o-tiles togeber wfh bankbonk of the am and de-
n,tsJ DO rouTn Inquiry made AZ the bank
n h was here ascca.aod that lie messenger bal
deposit had drawn The money hr cheeks and the
co1DanAnt therefore coucrtCd Chat 10 had Afed tie
wedaesA.y Bsbt zoe accused va arrested by
Oeers SuWCl and Schneider % be clc1li Pre- and
yeserday was hrragned before tho above magistrate
the 81 having Appropriated o. use the money OF
bis employers On tie evidence 81 n. Griffith be accused
committed f1r trail He IS bright tl2otng
young OF II years Il L examination De stated that DO
native u Paris France and Tat tc resided % No lJi
Beeckcrst lie confessed Die guilt Eut htte 81 the stolen
money recovered having beca spent BY the accused
ATTDnTED SUICIDE oP A Lry,rc.-lcsterday afternoon
en- insane named John Costello sprang from the Battery
the Bay and woad have been drowned but Tor tho
ertions Of Ocer johnson Of no First Precinct who
ceeoed considerable tr0ui In bringing hin safely
shore. Tie taken before Justice D0vng by tho officer
WHO committed him the Il the TOubs surgeon.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
fBef,ie Jutilee Nsuthsldl

CASE OF BIGAMY.-Philip Goldsten, Of the Jewish
religion was brought up charged With hgamy and OF being
married and eohabng with R0ea Granhemer, bis first
wife being alive ard in good lesb The being called
appeared excite much interest particularly among she menu
bes Of the Jewish persuasion. Tie following evidence
adduced in the examination Of the complaint
Jacob Philips OF No. a Aens deporl that on or about
n LIST day Of September Henrys he present the
rna-i.e OF PhD GolGsten % said Grpnhersr but
could the Of the priest rabbi who
red me re gious ceremony lie however
there we're mGuY persons present az the time.
Israel Levi then called 20 prove tie marriage Of the &C.
ouseu with bis fret wife, and deposed TINT 1sten had been
married Sarah Hone, Ia TO city n NitacTOy szlen
Poland the month OF May ;J and that iley then
and there united in marriage by Jeris Rabbi who vas an
thoIzed 10 perform such marriage Is witness gave u
Their testimony in regard t1 tie second marriage lie Judge
committed G0dsteu for examination - -
BOLD koBBERY IN BEoOKLIS-AbTaham Mechler OF No. 2Oy
Myreave Brooklyn appeared court and charged Chas
Apple with stealing goods from lis store to The amount Of
sos 49, II appeared that accused had been IN The employ
Of the prosecutor and ner leaving several articles
missed Of value SGspcon inpeled tie prose.
cgtor 10 search the house No East Broadway where the
found there. The complainant having dted the goods rs
bis property the accused committed fer further eXamlna
zion.
ENFORCED REcoycrIIAuoy.-Wm Chilling OF No. 100 East
Eleventhst was charged BY his wife With having badly
treated and otherwise abused her. The teendan. in the
case horey vonde and be had been married to bis wife
Justice MansGed-And that is the honey yn give your wife
BY abusing her That not tie honey Of Kindness you should
administer 10 her.
anti cont abuse her, your honor. work hard FOR
Justice Msnsaed-I care how hard you work for your
living must love and protect your WIFE, you DO not
shall teach You how 70 do So"
Defendant" Well n dread Of being committed you honor
i will love and project her,"
Justice Manshe.d-I wlsh al men 70 90 20, LII ~, S
miss bOth but before doing So you must shake hands aud
Chilling you must take your wife on your arm On leaving
Court"
laughter.
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n, an, 49, Ire 10 and were directed
70 Iesyei didn't remember enstng didn't remember swear
a.; 90 sbythino. only remember finding himseH tnard
ht bonnd FOR Fort Preble Mane be had applied IN Noyem
her last for his discharge the ground OF PHYSICAL dsao
Int es found 40 useful clerk that hb had been retained az
Harts Island. a., ,,.A.,o an
The officer having him in charge opposed his discharge on
h GROUND that 10 discharge every who enlisted WAe ne
was drunk wond dorganEe the army and that the
was not at peace til the Presidents proclamation deou
Il 30. A.. ....o.b
The Court declined 70 pass this latter question remark
inc that It's opinion given this matter would probso loI 70
of mach al rate bat the other ground dsoSed
tie prisoner holding that there was no consent constituting
on enlistment.
w. s. Yard for the petition.
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth A. Foley agt. George Mcdonald et al
think g. 800 Is reasonable allowance, toe defendant ms
been attacked and ought have funds to defend hSe
Motion granted. - =, nj. -, y.,o,a
In re CYRUS Curtis Receiver Of the Morris Fire and lnahd
Insurance Company. Motion denied ,-
In re the petition OF Wilson Co. orsrePayment OF MONEYS
Molten granted. ,--..,
Hirschborg ag- Slmuels.-Amended oruef Brohleu
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
lHefore Juttlee LelNlth.l

STEALING PAETALOoSs.-A woman, named Mary
Maelone brought up charged with having stolen I've
pairs Of panaoons which were valued 500 Il Jposed
that entered tho house Of Mrs. Elizabeth rne who re-
sides az No "a WestSiIeenths The ROBBERY was com.
med late IN the afternoon and Magone having secreied
the property decampod An officer being normed OF the
felony pursuit. md succeeded IN arTesn8 The prisoner
On being brought before Justice Ledwh andhe facts haFn6
been fully proved she committed 10 answG in ESQ
Several uImportant having been head and disposed
Of the Court at O'Clock.
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w. S. Yard for the petition.
nrrTqfnNq
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAnBERs.-
Before Judge CAgDozo
Orkppyyq AMON0 TUR SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

Charles H. Lyons agt John Knapp and othets
In this case the plaintiff asks an injunction 70 re-
strain the defendants rom acting as Bo1rd OF Sehoo
Trustees for tho Twelfth Ward. lie claims TO have been dny
elected member Of Board to l vacancy caused ~ we
remoynl OF w h Birdsa and TO have duly qualhed ana
received ts certificate Of election. He sets up that 10 was
originally nowed to take his seat as member one memosr
ony voting against him and TO have acted with them down 70
short time before OF tho action bui ha
the defendants now refuse 10 act with him.
dSandanfs rerIv that at the time OF his alleged election
there was no vacancy only five members being allowed ~
law in tho present year They further suggested that the
Ilaintifrs proper remedy was by ~aHaaA" aHu NO' "
Injunction. -, . l. AIT. v,.r. INT
took the papers aud reserved bis decision. 80,
Levein agt. Kempe.-Inju dissolved, with
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

T. b. DALTON. sanitary Inspector.
ABATEMENT AND REMOVAL OF EUIsANcEs.
The fOlowns the weekly report 4 Captain Lord con-
Osrning the abatement and removal Of Nuisances:
CESTRaI DEPARTMENT OF TIKI mErRoPoLITAS PoticH,l
II Boaota6s q Police GTsTLESSS Tho following
hesSie o. wo51 PJ'i9,sa y az, rSss ~ G sS
received ass number Of notices
o. nos 1ss nS@S,i q inks cleaned s
dOsd removed from city limits number Of deed cows re-
Sssd o SaSs s q ga hd 1S W p1 eS % e. 1ambsr
Of dead dog and co.. Fs 7s1sS 'a o, city I limits ?
onsOond mutton seized pounds removed from city limits
M .".osad 0f A SSaS TsSSSd IS S
~. I@ no@os' o. Ss o. OF Ss .I soi N ,G city % '''
Al N-''A b O. Loao captas Sanitary Company.
TIE SEw-YoRK ABATroIR COMPANY.
The following communication concerning the NewYork
A"]''O" "O~F-N' THS SEw Yonx AslrroH COMPANY.
~, hEV'ioEK' Sept T. 1857
Isors are Ssas made to Greats prejudice against EewYok
sS:S . 6ss $ 30 s Re
, A. the meter b.. now becoss Of general interest the
,vn:rs sIi ias.: sIOgsh ne medium
,aos that being the Board Of Health foI the
,ai that sooner or lisr they successful.
they purchased ground, q we po, o. 60
1noaSh accommodation Of al the butchers of New
The President Of In. Board Of Health recommended the project
asbe Sy reason Il. sordns % butchers chespsr rents
ss.,ss f.ee. fS5 The R[GsSe1sSa Of S SI,"e s y
Bead in.sreea either directly OF indirectly m the
ewnshp Of the AbA0 TIE owners have no, been Tovered BY
meat pay fair interest upon the capital employed To
prove his they t the entire premises committee Of
ssspOasbe bOhs for rental Of 10 the se9@ cash
gsas properly The Apaor IN good faith for
Of those who have hitherto supplied city with
esh bot they do wsnt the business
eaahO, allow remain idle snd monopoly should be the out.
growth Of acon 70 take WI
ksvO tssn Of thsG seeking Very respectfully.
. RoBEsT NJ. STRRBEIeH.
For the New YoTk Abattoir Company
The following communication received from Dr.
Harris.
BuKzAU VITAL STATISTICS Sept a. 1865
n Prefffsnf Of ne Mffropoiitas Board Of Hedlth
The accompanying record Of dshs by cholera NeWYork
Brooklyn week BY week until the present time
Infection Of Inst ddy fingers in cerun wards by
city the cholera 6d the last three Health
Eomusioaers help noticing how conpaey
pholess grouped and how exclusively within
defined limits those few located These probably
snly tentsr1 Of injection existing In the city.
Fortunately polluted aud the
0skindn Of deetion 10 them do
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BOARD OF CoUycIBMES-No QUOEUM-The Board
were 70 have held meeting at O'Clock yesterday but
owing to quorum not being present the President ad1ane
the Board uutl Monday next.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sRPr. 27.-Four g39l2 bbls.i WHISKY 300 bbs' cen
Meal $50 bbs; OIL Cahe 304 sacks WleL IS III bnshI
Corn, l6lOj bush; oats SSH hush Rye 10 95i oasat
Malt. $500 bushi Barley SIS b-SL. Seeds 20 o1sas
Ashes - Dkgs.. Cat Meas 81 pkgs Lao. 10 nES- '
Hogs Ig,7lJ. PotT0leam. I1sl3 has
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH


The Board met at . o'clock yesterday afternoon,
President SCHULZ in the chair
In the the policeman who recently died at the hos
pta Battery Barracks while in the discharge Of his duty the
claim submitted by his widow foT eco on account OF bedding
Seson.ion was offered by M MANvERE that clerical
force OF the Health Board be reduced The resolution was
JSige BoswoKrH directed the attention Of TIRE Board to the
complaints made BY drivers Of cattle in regard TO the rnger
Of section IS Of the Metropolitan Heah Code He offered
the following resolutions;
sdopel by this Board the 2 o. Ap 1895 be hereby amended
% as 70 Ied a. follows 10 wiz sec tIhat 10 cattle hog. or
o. the Cities New o Brook IN between the hours Of
not shall ore san 20 cattle or more lhan or more
sheep be driven iOs6eI snd 'ssy shs D. zen t M ,'. s s
.aasSysr he l.vs. Of human 5sinss~
REPORT OF THE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT.
The weekly report q the Sanitary Superintendent was r0
''"'O' oSTios SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT. NJ R. Ea(
IAOxsox soHuIrI esq Presiieat Ofan Bol,e Of Health
,. S5T h SSs S Tsi q his o fson he Inspector.
Assistant lnr estor Ct tue Board Of Eea.th: ,,.
epo 4l whole number Of negative reports ~ whole number o.
general fepors 81 reports found correct 49, number Of
sepos retraed correction 49, number o preliminary notices Is
sued from Office 227 number Of reports forwarded for orders
B58 number negative forwarded 81 OF general
report forwarded 90 reports retained notices o.
hi and ofeve prves 10 eear scerns eespo yards
sosrts and Gess 10 Sa''spes and d,a,as "
houses and bassnsnis % Y CUTTERS aud eaVsr''
The npce1s officers have Iegpeed % building, OF premises,
let clause OF the 18Th
had previously been served aud have reported
said been complied VITA not Their return.
been compiled With. 81 Dot complied with and II
partially with oa number Of orders sent TO Inspectors
Cor reinspectoI. l5l.
seej 354 buildings premises regarding which preliminary notices
have been issued from this ce Their reports show that lo have
been ompd WITH aud S not complied with The reports upon
which have been issued forwarded FOR ordsra
Major BOsworh Of the compn ce returns 100 CON-
plants from citizens during the al Of which have
been referred medical inspecting ohceTs for investigation and TO-
port -, ~ -
eomuudng the Sanitary Company Of the Police De.
the abatement Of nunces served
His also show 5I orders previously served
and 1874 not complied with The eIeca
othe has been directed BY he Board OF Police
ending 20 Of supposed choers
reported BY the nsPectors aud Assist
OF nubefl proved genuine aud Of these -
heenr rtedd ead
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CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME coUET-CHAMBRRs-SEPr 2.-Bssors Justice
BAISAED.
STATE OF PRACR-RATHER A COSTLY SPRER-A SOL
DER WITH A WIFE AND CHILD.

y JuIIu5 TItHHtVs
The relatOr enlisted as soldier on the 9th Of Sep.
for h discharge the ground int that drunk when
he enlisted and second that be had wife at the time.
MI. Yard cited the army regulation OrDidding the enlist
ment In time Of peace Of person who has wo or chd
without special authority and claimed that the country at
pence in September s6 and further that tie was
drank when lie enlisted as to DO unaware Of what he
doing
The Court then examined the prisoner who told story Of
bis having with friends who had just from
Germany In September and Of having gone spree with
them DO spent $40 and got drunk thai during three days he
didn't know Rha he did, didA kn0R VetE0r 10 went homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
week ending Sept. 20:

Earnings OF the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad for al
week ending Sept. 20:
1866 a.. 400 1905. t45, $40 Decrease. .eLor
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ABATEMENT AND REMOVAL OF SU1sANcEs.

IoAfs. 81 ~
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
II DALToN Ganifarv fnaDecto
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Total since Ja e59 2s6 1877 80 s95s7549 % e04oSl1
EXPORTS FROM HEwYoRK TOR EIGHr MONTHS FBoA JAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

Total exports. eIs2 5g24lI sns6la9so sls73ao.St
Total excl Of specie. $50 49l,K 9eil9T l34l ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
Cincinnati 9 Railroad.

Threo Trains Daily,
, 7V17 EXCEPT SUNDAY. -. =, y b,. y, ~, y
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the a
Little Miami * Columbus & Aenf1