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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. GO.
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CUPREME COUPT-Cty and County Of New-Yor /.
IS-GFORGE HALL LIVING TOY K. MILLER d. BuI LEX
WRIGHT Executor. JANIS BOGERr crsfed, Plsir
tie sssnsi HENRY HARN " administrator Of he goods &c
atn@x-d ( lt.s h's decreased, and 40 tru'tss
ss.J w ald 'h ildan,s-ln geI, @nee 81 jaes
of ara
suied action 18th day u Jolly 1906
DANIEL r. INORAHA hs Referee NAMED 10 sad Judgment,
vii zpoe sis pull Au Ion at EIchsnse soom, No
III 5sdwey Ia CRY q .s.irS % THURSDAY, ne ba
dsy Of Aur ., 1860 - eel Cd noon, BY JAMES M
MILLER futieuser de f,lown; d-scnhsi premises w
All tha cers'a lei pe or Pro Of g6and W. ne t GSo r
thereon ecctct sue'~ INK sri b-i IN re sih Wsa We
Of hewYoik sud dnguis e. or Chart made Of Sca s"
otbe lIds Ee tor s5 ants Of the cry o. New Yos "
communion cfe toei EQscopa Church Of the state Of New
York e oramou, 10 he ChGTh Farm by the number two a.
sibOuufel folort- wits Eastward By Il tnuuter north
wsri Ia ieIe By Lot emosF hvs ;warl BY 10. nambes
TIRES end IouthwaY by Duane extending
bFesdth 10 out I've iuchrs and IN twenty
four Zee. nine ineo ard ng the side eyenyeghs
the eight fet nine inches Do
the said dirsnu hug the ot sud prenie1
Duane street --Daei NeV.Yol z 49, 1896
DANIEL =. lAGRAlis1 ~. Referee, No. oe Broadway.
FpwABD ". CoNE. ltua iHt Atirnry. Jy25 2aW3wW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

SUPREAiE CoCRl County of Kings.-CHARLES
- ) BROWN JOHN IS BI'NZ Will ELMlNE BUM
MNErTS KAEHRLF WILLIAM KAEHRLE. RUDOLPH
KAEHRLE sud SMILE KAEBaLE-sumu Or ReiekTo Ne
defendants emf each Of Them You ''''''''s'
bes5y .slnosed lad required Int. Rev Stamp
compliant "a this scon. Of watch eopyts 80 cena
hsrosith upon you and copy Cancelled.
your The said complaint Oh The sub :.,.."...
siibr hs Office No IS Nassau In the city o Newly orb ~ha
twenty tho service hereof exclusive Of the day Of ac
you f the said complaint within the 1us
aforesaid che plaintiff in tb action will apply the Court for he
demanded compn-Dated 2Ah February, 1906.
FREDK BAKER Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. IS Nssssn-st, y. y.
Tie compliant the Gboveened filed the lsh d.y
OF June the oce Of the CsTk Of tie County Of King
nstei 18th June 1906 RREDK BAKER Plaintiff Attorney
leg7 law6yW
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orrcr or CnAwroRD colL Cosplyr,

III, iie BaoADVAY NEw YoRK JOY o. isr6
U,HF INTEREST COUPONS Of the CRAWFORD
COALC COMPANY B0Npa que Alsl't .o'' vii be paid At
N'''l'''A-' ' '- ALBERK CLARK. TTesiuTer.
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CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, BoNDs.-HOld.

CEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
y Of tb, NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY.-ws
ar Tor ale N. seyea Per Cent Fst MouEas Bonds Of
Nou Rsroad Company hsvnr 20 yecrs Coupons pay
.bs In NswYork on January sad July In each year.
Rsrr sgrncy the OF
e in1ulry into condition and prospects road
- -, nel bv Aff Minor Robert, ohers on our De.
h and th-r hry .acory Tspor, ensbes recommend
H. o =. sccures and safe udcious inye sent
ne ,- % thess bonds tt5ot0O in ol viii be used Ia er.
tend ros ~ completed 10 mile, North Missouri
~. 49, s,.,. t,nr where with railroads of fowai
snd ao vsr /, lueton with tie fiehc Railroad al Leay
tnuoih and other cs rds up TIE Missouri River 50 ihat
ss,s 81 go 81 hes In nsh costing A. least s6O0OOCo with net
spgsi eynu ,er the OF ~ nearly
our te. beyond sosr reeed g pay the interest these
. Nod ro,,ef. great City Of ST. Louis with
,bri, not only With richest portion. Of Missouri bat with
,ie S IL mas AID Iowa aud che great Pschc Railroads
TO he 6r. arr far, arc rrepldt sell s5ooo the low
- ~ VI Int AZ. pr obtain better price REMAINDER
b d boui pe cent Income and adds 20 per prnci
"a q maturity. ,-,-n
n'' '-' JAY. COOKE 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

STATE OF NKwYoRK BASK DEPARTMENT,
April "a. 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter 236,
1855 that the cc ulAtinr notes
sued tie NERO ANTLE BANK Backing Association located
The City OF viii be redeemed BY the Superniend
h Rans ing Department presentation At The
NATIONAL BANK, in the City Of Albany for
froin the cate tGerrof and not thereafter.
The outstanding circulating Of the said Bank mns BE- re.
within ria from the date hereof end ell
ch shall pssrned redemption and payment within
specified NJ TO be charge the fund In he
hands OF tho Superintendent for that purpose.
o. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
e. far,ncrs anS OILERS.

GRAPE VINES.
NJ couiy FAD and Spring BY a. thonssIs o.
retail I'll Var;rt also CDNt DAD and DtLA"AaE
two years d. HARfF ORD PkOLFl. lsAbELLA ana 9tnsn
by H. middle ~ August. and y be nttO appicans FEhts
CAYNOOD, Po.lh." rsI, ., b.
TE'HE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. co.
CAPITAL, Slp,0m 81, 4.
This Company. having ENLARGED ti'it |5ks are i
c,5s Itb rgn.t,.s uli Ole at.a h. Ertfy BIO morse
PEE Tbrsitr md itr .lr.sher sd spra3r Cotton 1ns
cond,-ss Wo,d Savius ana sAlnse Mac o.9n end hy
Prc.'cs 40 c. % p y. Drawer No. 62, Albany y q
mo DAIRYMFN.-We have for Sale. MALI
SCREEN. Or sPR . oes; aid Ss's ,oa h xHSTA
or Cows or any carl, .ACPHEE~ON DONALO SMITH,
Bfewers No. i6s ail "a, West Ligh-esha, Ne~-hork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

sTATR NRR.ioRK BAsK DEPARrNaEf,l
ALBANY. JuBs H. 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Chap
~ ter 2 Laws Of 1853 l6 Of 565 that the circulating
BaBkBs Association located IN the
viii b. redeemed by the Superintendent
oil tho RaDking Dopsrtnen presentation the Nswfotk state
Nial City OF Albany, for slI from the date
hereof sad not thereafter
The Aug OF the said bank mus. be
,rtsd 4, Aforesaid within om the date hereof snd all
notes which is presented for redemption and payment
within specified w b. cbsrge upon the fund
IN the band. Of tho perrin onden. ior that plrpose.
Jei3 law6mNyed a.. ~. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
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SGuiues Bauxo.

NEW. YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye., cor
" Fou-t.s b..isr pr ine--st free Of Depost
pS,ss on of before aug. O. arsg ilt,r- froul Az J.
nj "a pm ss-rsf..y rH JhAS CHlNsTY. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
STsrE op Sxw YORK
VlHE ORIGINAL OYE-DoLLAR BRoKER

E.,,i,.h.3 IN lw3 4-eusea BY The Cnef stsss
Brokers' sale aud yau,1- goods c'n7rins ases o
frt 20
Iopsl terms { a send Tor circular The ,ioes
taods Siver Plated " are fh1to
grsuh Albums A-m1 AZ Wo, sl Crpstis R0s Boots sSa 'n"
CutlsTy, Whiting Psp--, a..
iEDRENs \ %, No 100 Sodsny-st. Boston Mas
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Receipts By Railroads Wit.-Hndson River Railroad
isi tfie Railroad l6ili New Jrrgoy Central hairoad
200; Csnder and Amboy Railroad - To,a. T. 100
Ihcfe ltfe change to-day 40 the general charac
,er oi tho liseuoe market report Of last Tuesday
urng she entire week. hOweyer there las been an advance
Of TO- % on I'D grades the supply lot being equal to the dc
mand 4 re,a trade TIE Daraet opened this morning
With " cars on sac which Of readily al the following
range OF prices Heavy and prime icllsc light and In
fsrlor. Itall.c.
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SUPREME COURT, KINGs COUNTY.-HENRY

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-HENRY
- BoERUM Plaintiff AIT ANDREW 3. PURDY and MARY A.
PURDY HE wife Drfpndsn Summons for ''.'.'''''''''
ants snd each Of them: You are hereby sum 20
moned AZ csed 70 snswrr the complaint STAMP caneeSed
the cOaHy Kings County cOurtHOuss Brook
@ June 'H :Sys coy Of s ~ e S: %
Broosyu. twenty after the service Of tails
you ohs DAY Of such service and fail 20 .nw,Ihe
Nm Pgy ss Court for a. s's ss%sdfs r. sss
JyalSwtvw.
CUPREME COURT, City aud County Of New.York
- JOSEPH c. PYNcHEoN sgsos, DANIEL oAY.-s1u-
@I fcog ii not Ser. iss stamp se
and REQUIRED 20 .a,wer complaint Observation-Disclosures.
his action viii be ed in tho Office Of tts CI.rs Of h.
cosr u: & Hal the S . Of % "a .c%p
on Us at orr oso number Bro.d~sy 10 The Guy ofNsw Yo
vs Of The day of.ach eryiee and you he d
complaint within the time Aforesaid the pant viii ske odsmens
ron day April touss eight hundred add I've,
bs.ids. the cost of thus action ss JS6s ~ lsse
Tho compliant IA Ills action duly ed in the oee Of Cl.n
ofths CITY AID County fNew-YO tho CITY Han IN tie CITY
.s SSss e o. % f FELIX'S pS 20 i.
NTEW.YORK SUPREME C0URT-WARNER
N DRESRL ard JOHN o. kREhELBER0 ssans. CARI. ed
WARD FocAE usns q Bnee ende tbs style Of Carl Foese
(Cog not .erTO tho Defendant above nsmed;...,...,
Yon are ne.eby and rrque1 the u
z. csaa s q R S. q nee a. sss
in the cyt srosklu Cosuiy Of Kings sad eAnossd
sy 81 Ma ne %s s. o. e. ..i cy ss.-
Yor sJy ses TIE service Of h summons 90 yes
:;s ;:: ssss .s;:g
oea -s sande sad s,ssss besides ss es's' n'hs sees
u un,ga We'd Bowp0gN BARocoUE BARLOW
81 Plaintiffs Attorneys - Wilhs>s street Newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

Tho following the exports Of quicksilver from San
Francisco for the first six months of this year com-
ptr,d With the same period Of 1865;
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CHANCES for 8ualnes5 AleL

GUNUlto lOt OH9'''No' ~"@'-
PhPE CHANCE for DRY GOODS MER-
~ CHANTS Tie ehti ave- DRY GOODS STORE. Of p yesu
stsu3ius 10 b. p-rruptor dpo.d ofviz - 81 Leave fsi''
aud ANVIL Appy 70 J.. HARRISON, No l6J CAcrcns'
CAPITAL WANTED
~ For business which win pay ,han 100 per enA
per snnnm This legitimate manufacturing
ohy the attention Of any person having money :"
invest, For un,rd facts snd iu paea cal fos
arss days Broaiwsy, OH So, lJ mont bAscusnL
None ont principals viii b. ieal, = IN
MANUFACTURING and MACHINE-SHoP for
VA 5ALrTh rrop-ry n aei g. Jersey City consists Of
suonts budIz fE6r stories high ground Of 100
s9u,re ADJOINING IA 10 nInBes' from
NegYoik Foy Inning The buidus and maenery have oess
M thr ns.sts a The ol0gug
1Atgrts steam enare / li.neh engine it,le.
50 pl.rrr soing ard drLil nsebiu..
belt an6 top enter. 1oFucn cutcA, . A..
small drill ing machine. nortisnG ena oonns o'esm"
I Dsnes % amer ~ lcs- car 'zr
! isnoTng machine. RalHy cutou saw
I 3l'nch engine latns
shaninr paevN betting. blacksmith Tools kc 10
For frh iaf5ruo4 and particulars address MANUFACro
RY Pos. Ofce Box No. f.'f9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

Harlem Rod srd some uo-o mas De 10 tomorrow. they
come l-y val hld rpaIy safe Sales ut Been were 80
% bate beside raj 1fs rso' here TIE toal hr ne
rress reported Is abJut 4JL last Week H
ths Cd yards. and uolsss eject posted Ip s}3il
fHs prlls, announcing Ia opening Of tie yrdi 1t Ole
huldrgQtt.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Nsw.Yonx CATTLE HARRIET.

PEIcEs o. BIF Al TIN PEINctrAL hARhif. fHis VIA
The following the quotations per pound upoG the es
mated ns weight o. meatselisr sinking ofi That IT,
bullock whose quarters vii usgh eT A. 10 cents pound
sn0uuts 20 ssj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
CUPREME COURT City aud County Of New.YOrl

The IA Ills action was duly ed In the ofco ofths Cern
of the CITY County fNew-Yoy tho City Han IN tie City
All County !! NeS otk 2ath day Of July is66.
-AffawEwW. 7. u. PELrON, Piaiutif's Attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
e. - .7IS,on1endea.

r.. =
The Ne@ York TrtbtEe, inits Issue OF the
22d tnst, says that in consequence of "the
imbecilIty, hesitation, vacillation, half
heSftedness aud downright treason" that
"misrtied our military councils have cost
this country at least three Billions Of money
and half million Of lives;" that "the
Presidents call for barely 5000 volunteers
to oTiefend Washington was woeful mis-
take,s and that "he should have called for
one million to be accepted, enrolled, or
Ranized, sworn in and drilled in their sew
eral localities, subject to the call by the
Government SO fast as proper arms could
beobtained and service provided for them"
When the call for this 5000 men was
made public, we contended that the call
should have been for one million, and for
doing so we narrowly escaped mobbing on
several occasions. Aud yet we are called
on even at this late day to glorify the men
through whom the war was so mismanaged
that on our side alone there was an un-
necessary expenditure of-three Billions OF
money, and the sacrifice of halt million
of lives .......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
Attempt nI Snfc. Blowing.

An attempt was made on the morning OF
Sunday, the 18th inst, to blow up the safe
of the Railroad Company in the depot at
Hamilton, Butler county. The True Tele-
graph of the 22l inst. gives the following
account of the affair.": .-
Between one and two o'clock upon the
morning in question, the night watchman
at the depot, John Garrison, heard a. noise
in the ticket Office, and suspecting that
something was wrong aroused several of
the employees who we're asleep near Bly,
Stationing themselves at the various doors,
they prepared to enter, when two men rush
ed from within, forced the blockade and at
tempted to escape by running. Waterman
Garrison drew his revolver and fired sew
eral shots after the fugitives, when one of
them fell and falling fired at his pursuers.
lie was supposed tu be shot, and Marshal
Patten was sent for, who, on arriving, found
him lying in ditch where he had fallen,
with one of his legs broken in two places,
though otherwise unharmed. His accom-
plice had made good his escape. Scattered
around upon the ground were powder, fuse,
drills, chisels and all the necessaries tor
safe-blowing shooting, &c. The captured
man was taken to Jail, where he now lies,
unable as yet to have an examination. He
gave the matter of fact name of Bill Smith,
and is stranger to our citizens. The next
thing in order now, after this, Is an attack
upon a train some night, and we wonld not
be in the least surprised to hear Of it!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY. March 20. 1866.
a,usAT ,nNnN


The Senate convened at o'clock A. NJ.
Mr.. BURT, on leave, introduced a bill supple
menary to the act to provide for the reOrganiZalOn
supervision and maintenance of common schools.
It is to authorize each school district to build their
Mr. HOILISTER, from the committee on Federal
Relations, reported the follow ne as substitute tOr
Mr. Mctarlands luton relative TO the exemption
from taxation Of National currency
RESOLVED by the General Assembly Of the Stute of
Ohio, That CUR Senators and Representatives in
Congress be requested to procure. If possible such
modification Of the laws Of Congress in force
shall clearly leave bect TO State taxation, National
currency, and all other obligations and securities OF
the United States not exempted from su h taxation
by a subsisting contract with the holders thereof.
q ResOIced, That the Governor be, and he is
hereby requested to forward copy Of the foregoing
resolution TO each Of Senators and Representa-
tves in Congress- to the Secretary Of the Treasury
and to the Comptroller Of the Currency OF the United
M. WALLING moved to amend by inserting after
the words National currency" the words " United
States bonds" 80
YEAs-Messrs. Berry, Burt, Godfrey, Golden
Linn, May, Savage, WalliDg and Willett-9.
NAYs-Messrs. Bradbury, Brooks, Brown. Cole,
Martin Mcfarland Sadler, Warner, West and Viii
fII tIste in the session Mr. Crtchfeld recorded his
vote in favor Of the motion, and Me .srs Grswold,
Tibbals, Hayden and Hall against it,
The substitute was then adopted with only one
vote in the negative-Mr. Martin.
Mr. SADLER, from the committee on Enrolment,
| reported sundry bills correctly enrolled. ti
Mr. WILLIAMSON, from the committee on In
surance rep lrted back Senate bill, 70 establish an
Insurance. Department. with sundry amendments,
| which were ordered to be printed. @
Mr. LINN from the same committee, reported back
House bill repeating section eight of the act to regu
late Insurance companies not Incorporated by the
| State Of Ohio. The bill was then passed. ~
Mr.. KELLOGG, from the committee on Corpora
tions other than Municipal, reported back Senate
bill 10 provide for the incorporation Of Ice compa-
| MES with amendments whish were agreed TO, when
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
Furniture at Auction.

We will sell, on Eighth street, between
Oak and Broad streets, three doors from
Oak, commencing at 10 O'Clock, Saturday,
March 24th, a fine lot of household furni-
ture, consisting of sofa chairs, sociable, a
fine hat rack, marble-top tables, ingram
carpets, bedsteads, dining-room chairs, ex-
tension tables, parlor stove, kitchen furni-
ture, SC. The goods have been in use but
a short time. Sale positive. -..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
EIlsIer,s Am

TheiAtheneum was again crowded last night at
the benz ft Of Mrs. Efie Ellsler. She represented
Lurline, the Queen Of the Naiads, with tho same
grace dignity and artistic skill on previous even
ings this week. The large audience last night which
was one Of the largest II not in reality the largest.
that has yet been present AZ the production o. the
Naad Queen by its evident appreciation Of the per-
formauce Of the play and its grand and gorgeous
spectacles as well as Of the part Mrs. Ellsor took in
it, was fitting and timely tribute to her character
as lady, and to her merits IS dramatic artistic,
The NAiad Queen will be reproduced at the Athe-
neum tonight when another overaowing house may
bel eHpscteds sVSiAora should take care to secure
seats early in tho dgy. ss- .9I b. 9GaI slrif NJ.
I MA4JAEd .ra4M -ETsUr-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24

The Democracy Of each Ward VIII, at
their primary elections on the evening of
the 23d of March, also nominate Council
wan and an Assessor; and the Democracy
OF the Second, Fourth, Sixth and Eighth
Wards, will nominate member Of the
Board of Education ,....Isiffr,..
BY order of the Executive Committee.
NEWTON GIBBONS, Chairman.
SAM. BRADFORD, Secretary. -..-- .,.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
[For the Ohio Statesman
A Card-A Gross Outrage I'm
sAfF - mnSlced rN

Mr.. EDIToR:-A word to the soldier and
word to the citizen might be of benefit.
When shed my blood in defense of my
country at the heavy siege of Murfreesboro,
Tennessee, under General Thomas, did
expect that under the charitable and hu-
name mission OF the U. S. Sanitary Com
mission, that the Ohio Home, for crippled
and disabled soldiers would not have been
turned into a. course of brutality, that
would veil humanity in gloom. Yet such
is the case-and will ever be, as long as those
abled, in crushing the rebellion, where
Issaac Brayton-a Coal Boat CAPTAIN
has the privilege OF using authority and
tyranny over those who he dare not speak
against. Brutality is of an every day oc-
currance; and for the truth of this fact APP
peal to the inmates of the "Ohio Home"
generally. "'-h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
AMUsE
Opera House.

matinee by Blind Tom is announced for this af-
ternoon. This, evening he will close his series of
concerts at the Opera House. and this entertainment
will probably be the last he win give in this city for
some time to come at least. tits not likely that we
shall ever have an opportunity Of seeing another
musical prodigy like Blind Tom. His farewell con-
cert tonight should therefore, bO attended b, all
who admire good music, and love to see the freaks
nature paysin some Of her rare and eccentric moods
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
Franklin Common PIens.

TUESDAY, March 23-The case of Eliza
beth Jaeger's Admir- v. Marble & Ritson
was given to the jury, under charge of the
Court, at about one o'clock this friday
afternoon. At four o'clock, no verdict had
been returned. r.
David Taylor, Jr., v. Alpheus A. Noe ct al.
Civil action on claim that tract or strip
of land, containing three or four acres, in-
cluded in contract for the sale of land by
the defendant (Noe) to the plaintiff had,
either by mistake or fraud, been omitted in
the deed of conveyance purporting TO have
been made in pursuance of such contract
Olds for plaintiff; Noble for the defendants
This case was submitted to the Court with
out the intervention of jury, upon the
evidence and arguments of counsel.
In the case of Kelly v. Fitch, the verdict
rendered on Wednesday evening, in favor
of the plaintiff was for $1,000.
Al. l. IL n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
The EmIgrnnt,s Dog.

An emigrant going West with his wag-
on, containing his wife, five small children,
and all his worldly goods, stopped on High
street yesterday morning. He had also with
him valued servant In the shape of a fine
large dog of the bulldog species. While
the dog was watching the wagon, street
car came in contact with him and inflicted
a slight wound on one of his legs. A by
stander, stranger, probably imagining
that it would be an act of charity to put the
dogout OF his misery, supposing he was
MANNED for life, procured pistol from
some one near, and fred some pepper balls
at the dog, wounding him about the head
and neck. lah Hmnri3n 3n aHir9 81 b
This caused the poor dog to yell piteous-
ly, and the commotion in the family who
regarded the animal as their protector and
guardian, is indescribable. The mother and
children lamented as though they had lost
a near and valued friend. The owner OF
the dog, giving him up as dead or about to
die, made preparation to tie him to the
hinder part of his wagon and drag him out
Of the city. Policeman Robinson, who
happened to be present, perceiving the dog
to be still living, with prospectiot recov-
cry in case Of kind treatment, demonstrated
with the emigrant on his proposed barbar-
GUS procedure, and induced him to lay the
wounded dog carefully secured in the feed
box attached to the rear Of his wagon, and
proceed on his journey to the West. y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24

A correspondent writes Republican
journal from Washington, that the present
Congress does not reflect the sentiments Of
the people. That's true. They do, how
ever. reflect the views OF the managers Of
the Republican party throughout the coun-
try. That's true, too. IL is about time the
people elected to Office msn wbo represent
their views and wishes. aht gets aas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
DAVID OWENS,
Corporal Co. L, 17Sth o. v

P. S.--I would further state that the
Lieutenant spoken of is by name Miley,
and that Brayton maliciously and with in
tent to injure my wound, was as deeply en-.
gagged in this outrage as he was in carpet
ing floors with Government blankets, and
disposing Of sanitary overcoats. The dark
Completed, one-horse Doctor Denise will
probably not forget the words, ~ wish to
God no clothes were furnished" If, then,
under all these circumstances, the tax
payers of Ohio, and the friends of those
who are crippled for life, are willing to
keep NUTMEG YANKEE up in a course OF
plunder and brutality, then, indeed, has
blood flowed in vain on many hard con.
tested field.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-24
True.

The Washington special of the Baltimore
Sun declares that ii is not true, that Secre-
tary WELLEs has written letter favoring
the election of HGwLRY, the Radical can
didate, to the GUvernorship Of Connecticut
He,fayeTs the election Of the candidate who
is the supporter of the President in his
work Of Reorganization. This be regards
as the live issue Of the day. There is sense
in thislview OF the case. 10 6rrifaqsal ) s,-s