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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-07
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TtHE SlOOp "New Packeto Captain
l. Gay, will run regularly to Walkerton, and
take freight for all landings on York and Malta
poni rivers. 81 tl
For particulars apply to Capt. Gay on board or
mayo MORRIS. GwATHMEY &Go.
MEAL.-we shall keep constantly on hand
wi full stock of the celebrated
WALKERTON MEAL
having secured a vessel to run regularly.
may7 NORRIS, GWATHMEY & co.
DRIME Butter and Cheese-Just re-
4 ceived and for sale low on shippers account.
FOR. RENT. -o...t
nNE half of the house No. rs North
" Church street, opposite Wood street.
Apply on the premises. may7-Ne
GINGER ROOT.-2OO lbs of prime quality
u received ard for sale by ,
may7 NJ. A. G. A. SANTOS.
II ERosENE OIL.-1o bbls of Prime In
IN spected and Non-explosive Oil, on hand and
for sale by
may7 NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS.
WINDOW GLASS.-3O0 boxes assorted
w sizes received and for sale by
may7 NJ. A. C. A. SANTOS,
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
|YE'HE CO-partnership heretofore cx-
4 listing under the name and style of Joyner,
Barron 6 Co., has this day been dissolved by mu-
tusl consent. ...r.
James j. Joyner being authorized to settle all
business of the came.
JAS. J. JOYNER,
r. B. A. BARRON,
-z,may7-2w JOHN F. L. DEvoE,
TNRANKLlN SAVINGS BANK. ss,.s
II DEPOSITS FOR SALE.
$3.50 deposits in franklin Savings Bank for
sale in sums to suit buyers. Apply to
LEIGH, BROS 4 PHELPS,
may7-lw No. s Commercial Row.
CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT.
WE have for sale a double brick
w tenement on Fox's Lane near the head Of
Cumberland street, with a lot attached,
This property win be sold at price which will
make a good investment of money:
E. g. LINDSEY d CO., 10 -a
Real Estate Agents,
ma,7-st "a w. Main street.
VTIRGINIA.--AtR Rules Held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the CT cult Court of the
CITY Of Norfolk, on Monday the 7th day of May
in the year 1866. isu
Mary II. Lilliston, wife of James et
A. Lilliston, by. Amanda NJ. tf
Kirby. her next friend. o--
ae Plaintiffs To Chanesry
against .
James Liliistou, f72t
-'a Defendant.
la this suit, the object Of which is to obtain for
the plaintiff decree of divorce from the bond OF
matrimony with the said defendant. Affidavit
having been made and fled, that the said defen-
dant is not a resident of this State, he the said
James A. Lillston is hereby required to appear at
the said Clerks office within one month after due
publication hereof and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TLANTIC HOTEL, gG &
IA Ayn unJ n

A KLANTIC HOTEL,
N NORFOLK. "a.
a FOR RENT.
= Sealed proposals will be received until the 1t
day of June next, for the aeON
LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS,
from LIST of January, 1867, of the above named
popular and well known Hotel. $500
The house was erected in 1859, and is of the
handsomest Hotel Buildings in the South 1t is
centrally and pleasantly located, contains ITO
Rooms, inclu ding Bar and Billiard Rooms, Sit
ting Rooms and Parlors, and is capable of accom-
modatng abo Mt 800 GU sts
For further particulars, apply to
HENRY GHISELIN,
may7-tlsll Secretary Norfolk Hotel Co,
TNRAM ES.- We have just received a beau
Il. tiful assort3 uent of Oval Frames, which we
are selling at cry low figure. ss A~
ALSO ba
Rustic, Plain an d Gilt Frames
.g STEWART & DEY'S
may7 4a City Book Store.
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AUCTION SALES. : -. -
BY r. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.

BY +. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
RESTAURANT AT AUCTION.
T WILL SELL ON THURSDAY,
next, 10th inst, It'll o'clock, the Furniture
and Fixtures of the Restaurant No. 10 CampbelPs
wharf, consisting of
Stock of Liquors,
Crockery, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Tables and Chairs,
Stoves, &C..
After the sale of the Furniture, the HOUSE will
be rented for the balance of the term of three
years, it is we'll suited for Restaurant and hand
somey fitted up, and would be an excellent loea-
ton for the trucking business.
Terms Cash
F. F. FERGUSON,
may7-3t Auctioneer
Old Dominion copy.
By FENTRESS & COLEMAN,
Last side Market Square, Portsmouth, Va.
AUCTION Dc COMMISSION MERCHANT
TTAS for sale the finest truck farm
in Norfolk county, containing 100 acres,
distant one mile from the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the south bank of the Elizabeth
river. Just below the Naval Hospital.
ALSO.
$50, 900 worth of real estate in the city.
Parties at the North desiring land in this
ton, would do well to give us call. AL COM
municatiOns attended to promptly.
FENTRESS & COLEMAN,
NH l4-tf Auctioneers.
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w NOTICE.
The Court of Hastings

VXTHEREAS a'he Court OF Hastings
wv for the city o, Portsmouth has removed
james NJ. Fleming, S srgeast of said city, and de-
clared his office vaca Mt; and whereas, the said
Court has approved W G. Maupin, Collector Of
Taxes, DC, the pub lie is hereby forewarned
against paying into tn hands of said Fleming
any Taxes, Leyies. Miss ia Fines, Re.
Thomas Smith, ,r
7. II. Rogers, Suretics 81,
Charles Powell,
John q. Lawrence a q of H y&
George Post. -sas Tat
John J. Williams, ~ said
: Jonathan ions i al. Fleming.
Portsmouth, NJ ~ 6, 1866. msv7-3t
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II EROSENE OIL.-10 bbls of Prime In
IN spected and Non explosive Oil, on hand and
for sale by
may7 NJ. A. & G. A. SANTOS.
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CSEHOLD NITU Il g
AT AUCTION
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GINGER ROOT.-2OO lbs of prime quality
II received apd for sale by
may7 NJ. A. & G. A. SANTOS.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY LEIGH BRGS. d PHELPS,
NJ. 5, Commercial Row
c. R. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER
DESIRABLE DWELLING,
NO. 60 Butte STREET,
AND
HO CSEH I'D FUR ITU Il q
AT AUCTION
an TUESDAY MORNING, THE sth
instant, at III O'Clock, we will SSH, on the
premises, by order ofthe. owner who is about to
remove-that ..a
DESIRABLE THREE STORY --
FRAMED DWELLING,
No. 60 Butte STREET, 1H
The House is in good repair, contains Eight
Rooms, besides Basement. There is good Kitch-
en- on the Lot-the yard is well paved and
large Cistern on the premises.
The Lot fronts about Thirty-Five feet on Butte
street. running back near 200 feet.
desirable. The terms will be made accolumoda
ting.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Immediately after the sale Of the House. we
will sell the Household Furniture, contained
therein, viz
Mahogany Sofas and Divans, Chairs, Tables
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Oil Paintings, Mirrors &c. e
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, ~.
may3-3t Auctioueers.
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BY LEIGH BRGS. d PHELPS,
NJ. 5, Commercial Row.
c. R. PHELPS, AUCTIoNEER.

DESIRABLE DWELLING,
NO. 60 Butte STREET,
AND
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FOR RENT. -.-,.L
nNE half of the house No. rs North
" Church street, opposite Wood street.
Apply on the premises. may7-2t]
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

Strength of character consists OF two
thlngs-power Of will and power Of self.
Sestrsint. II requires two things, there
fore, for its xistence-strong feelings and
strong command over them. Now, it Is
here We make . great mistake; mistake
strong feelings for strong character. A
man who bears sn before him, before
whose irown Sonesties tremble, and whose
barsts Of fury make the children Of The
household quaks-because be has bis vii
obcyed. and bis own way 10 all .hinge We
cell him . strong mau. The truth is
that he is the weak man; it is bis passion.
that are strong; be, mastered by them. il
weak. You must measure the strength o
. man by the power Of the feelings he sub
does. not by the power Of those which
ssbdus him. And hence composure is very
often the highest result Of strength. Did
We never see q man receive fagrant in
sub, sad only grow little pale. and then
reply quietly? That is man spiritually
strong. Or did We never see man in
anguish stand, as IL carved of solid rock,
mastering himselfl Or bearing q hopeless
daily trial remain silent, and never tell
the. s.wcrld " hat csnkersd his home peace?
That 10 strength. He who, with strong
passions remains chaste: be who, keenly
sensitive. with many powers of indignation
in him. can be provoked, and yet restrain
himself, ssd forgi,e--these are the strong
men. the spiritual heroes. ea d
Rev. +. w. Robertson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10
CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
(ro exrire on the 3lst day Of January, lso7) G
OFrlcg Oh ruK AUDITOR or STATE,

CERTiFIcATE OF AUTHORITY.
Gro exrire the 3lst day Of January, lso79 "a
r's. t--a OFrlcE OF rsK AUDITOR or STATE,
I--' Hl. INsuRAscE DRPkRraENT.}
a.f Columns, 0HIo, January 9, 1see. }
wHKRHAs, The HARTFORD FIRE ISsuRAEcE CoHPASr. 10
csted Hartford in the State OF Conneceu has filed In
this Office statement Of its condition. required BY
the section OF the act To regulate Insurance Cempan
incorporated BY the State Of Ohio passed April 1885,
and amended February 1864 and Hhereas said mpany
has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
Ia Of at least OSE RpNDRKD TH DOLLARS OF
Aerial CAPITAL INVESTED in stocks. bonds, in mort
Of real estate worth double the amount for which the
mortgaged and Whsrsds said company has filed In
this Office written instrument under its corporate seal
signed by the President ard Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent agents ofsaid company this acnow
edge service of process for and In behalf OF said company
eording TO the terms OF said Law;
Now, THEREFORE, In pursuance of the first section o. the
Aforesaid act JANE II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State for
Ohio do hereby certify that said HARTFORD FIRE
COMPANY is authorized transact the business Of Fire
in this State until the thrty6rst day of January
the year thousand eight hundred and ak yseven.
In wiTSkss WHEREOF, have hereunto subscribed my
and caused the seal OF my Office to be affixed the
aud wear above written. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsEAL Audo. OF State.
HEREBY CERTIFY, That the above true cory Of Certh
cate Of Authority made and delivered to the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company by James Goldman, Auditor with the
seal of his Office thereto attached
In TESTIMONY wHKREor, have hereuuto subscribed my
January, 1866. GEo.A. COLT, Secretary.
TQpAr
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I :.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT I -. . -t rae
COUNTY HARTFORD.
Personally appeared, TIMOTHY G ALLYN President nnd
NJ COR, Secretary of ,be HARTFORD F1RR INSURANCE
COMPANY and made oath that the foregoing statement By
them subscribed aud correct statement Of the
Affairs of said company exhibits far be
taned at this date condition the thirty first day
Of December 1865 CHARLES W. JOHNSON,
rsrAxP1 Justice Of the Peace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10
0. H. FITCH, AGENT, ASHTABULA, o.
STATE MI E;NT
OF THE coXDITToN OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN
FIRE 20 INSURANCE COMPANY,
or Hartford the 3st day OF December 1885, made to the

DecemOers
Auditor Of the State of Ohio pursuant t. the statute Of
r. NAME. AND LOCATION.
The Of this Company i. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conneet,cut.
H-cAPIrAL.
The amount Of its capital stock which Ia all paid
up upn....s.......... ..... =. .tS0O,ooo 90
a II-AssETs.
Cash on hand, ia bank in hands of agents. and in
course of transmission Is. $25,0S3 IS
Bond. and notes of the U. s., owned
Bonds Of theStite OF Michigan. :. i3soo 90
1885 50
Debt. due the company. secured by mortgages ON
Debts oherwss secufed,-io.n. on sioei. -. 5sss 90
Debts for premiums. .......... 237 43
Bank tock by the company-marke 12s
Railroad stocks. ................. 26.22O 90
All other property Of tho company. ...... i.caS 90
Total asset. of the company. ....... .s4Os6ss 81
Iv-LLADILIrIEs
Losses adjusted and due. sl79s 67
| No other claims against the company.
| v-NIscELLANEoUs.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of tho
| company TO be insured in any city, town
vilage-no rule has been adopted.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In asy
| one block,--no rule has been adopted depends
| upon its construction.
| No part Of the capitaIor earnings deposited In
| any State a. steafity ior losses therein.
Certified Copy Charter Act Of Iucorpor.on sent here
tosore. AZ. HASTINGS President.
| VIC. HA TINGS, Secretary.
- HARTFORD, January 5th, 1906.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ..
| COUNTY OF HARTFoKD, 80
Personally appeared, r. HASTINGS President ard VII
LIAH C. HAsTsGs. Secretary, OF the NoRrH AMERICAN Is
sURAscR and made oath that the foregoing
ment BY them subscribed is true full and staeen
OF the Affairs of said company and exhibits far
tAned at this date, its actual condition the 3st day
| December, 1855. Before me.
EDWARD GOODMAN,
| Commssionei for Chic, in Hartford Conn.
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EDrroRIAL CouRIEsY occasionally find
10 cur exchanges rich specimens OF linguistic
srt In tho shape Of editorial lieks between
those Of the profession who have beeo 80
unfortunate as to fall out with each other. !.
D not ofsn, however. that We meet with
snythipg so exactly to the point and so forcibly
expressed, rs the following from an Ohio paper.
The editor evidently 10 some when on the
rampage:
We do unhesitsting giy affirm that there
are better men in the Penilentiary than
the vulgar, putrid and pusillanimous editor
Of the obscene Union. lie is o God for.
saken scoundrel and hell deserving villain,
an unprincipled bastard and cowardly
ealumniator, and as such we publish him to
the world. He is without honor, d,eency
or good intentions. There is contamination
10 bis touch snd injection in bis embrace.
He psnders TO the worst appetiles OF
mankind He would betrsy bis country
aud his friends for pay. He has lied and
Endorsed lies for pay. lie ia false to biz
Maker, false TO his country, false TO bis
race, and false to bis pledges. Had b,
lived in the dsys Of tie atouemeut, b,
would have underbid Judas for The joy O
betraying the Saviour of man. He Is
fswping hypocrite. truculent parasite, ant
q eod.blooded miscreant. He is an ab
scondiug debtor, . dishonest politcs
bankrupt, aud hireling tool for bad meu
We have done with this scurvy mea
fellow. We kick The stink from our pre-.
sose, and we will no more pollute on
columns BY no.icing bis disgusting abuse
We consider j. an honor TO be yillifed b.
him, but il be ever speaks we'll Of us We vii
vssent the iosoit ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

A SnpGE RExEDr-A New Hampshire
gentleman sayss-Take 2 large tablespoons
ful Of cologne and Q ,esspoouSfal Of ius
salt; mix them together 10 g small bottle /;
every time you have Any acute sifection OF
the facial nerves, or euralgia simply breath
the fumes in your nose from the bottle,
and you will be immediately relieved.
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The banging Of the hammer,
z The whirfing Of the plane nt.l 4 -
Tho crashing Of the busy saw,
The creaking of the crane 80
The ringing cfthe anvil,
The grating Of the drill
The clstterine Of the turning-laths,
/. The whlrling Of the min, ....-.
The buxzing OF the spindle, v,.t
The rafting Of the loonss
The puilapg Of the engine.
The fans continual boom, ,asql
The clipping Of the tailors shears
The driving Of the awi-.-
These sounds Of pleasant Industry
Ilove--I love Them all tfsI.
The clicking Of the magic type.
The earnest talk Of men,
The toiling Of the giant press,
The scratching OF the pen,
The tipping Of the yardstick,
Tho linking Of the scales,
The whIstling Of the needle =. lI..a.
(Whcn no bright cheek II pales,)
The humming Of the cooking-stove,
The surging of the broom,
The pattering feet of childhood,
The housewives busy hum,
The buzzing Of the scholars,
The teachers kindly call s-' -o
These sounds of active industry
Ilove--l love them all.
Hove the plowmans whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song,
The drovers Oft repeated shout
spurring his stock along,
The busting of the market man
As he hies him 10 the town,
The halo ffom the tree top,
A. the hpened ffuis comes down,
The busy sound Of threshers,
As they clean the ripened grain,
The huskers Joke and catch OF giee,
Meath the moonlight on the plain,
The kind voice OF the dairyman,
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds Of pleasant industry
/ love---I love them all.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the sist day OF January, lsS7)
oFTIcE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE. }
lSsrRANck iIEPAkTxESr.

oFTIcE OF THE AUDITOR oy STATE
lKsrKANcE DEPARTMENT.
CoLuMBUs, OHIO, Jan 18th, lSs6.
wBEREAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford In the State Of Connecticut
has filed in this oce statement Of lis condition.
required BY the first section OF the act To regulate nsuT
anee Companies not incorporated by the State Of 0hio
passed April 8, 1886 and amended February g. 1864 and
Hh1sas ald company has furnished the undersigned salts
factory evidence that IL possessed of least ONE HUN
pRED THOUSAND DULLARS OF actual capital invested in
STOCKS OF bands or In mortgages Of real estate worth doub
he amount ior which ths nortgaged and Hhsrsas
said company has hled In this Office a written instrument
nnee It's corporate al sigLed BY the President aud Secre
ts heIeo authorizing agent agents Of said smpa
ny this state to acknowledge service process and in
oshAn OF said company secOrding to the said law
NOW IHEREEoKz, In pursuance Of the Aforesaid act l.
JAMES GOODMAN, Auditor Of State for Ohio do kereby
GRITTY thst said NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COhrANf authorized TO transact the business Of Fire
nsurs nee In this szie pt the thirty day of
10 the ear one thousand sight huBded sixty seven
h WiTsEss WHEstoP, have hereunto su6seribed my
name ana eSnsed te seal OF my once o be Axed the
and year above written. JAMES H. GODMAN -
| d "a u. 81 .-ta4 ID. odS ..,. Auditor Of State
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OFFICE rnE ArDIroR OF STATS,
CoLUMBrs, OHIO, Jan. 6th 1896. (
Ir HEREBY cERrikp That the foregoing IL correct
copy Of the statement OF condition OF the HARTFORD FRs In
COMPANY Of Hartford made 10 and Hied In this
Office, for the year 1886 flr r.af. : Htf
Witness my hana and seal officially. 49,.
H''-- - --r--.' ~. 7I---- JAS II. GOODMAN,
rsyAI.1 fsTAuP-1 ---.. Auditor Of State
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rsKAL.l tsrAxr']
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
From the Grant Co. Witness.
Amasa Cobb.

In business point of view, as an eff
cient conservator of the interests of the
people of this district, Col. Cobb is un-
doubtedly the best representative this dis
trict ever had Possessing remarkable
cool head, clear judgement, untir;ng per-
severance, a singular aptitude for public
business, and great tact in presenting and
urging his points, we do not think he has
a superior on the floor, as an executive
member, or in actual influence.
In his political predictions, Col. Cobb
has ever Stood in the front rank of the
party of humanity and liberty. He has
always been regarded as eminently sound,
outspoken and consistent. He is now,
perhaps, one Of the most radical republicans
in the State; but his radicalism is tenn
pered with d sound sense that restrains it
from the vagaries of the Greeley stripe of
politicians. In the struggle Of Congress
to resist the encroachment and reasonable
tendencies of an apostate administration,
no man has resisted more firmly, or striven
more faithfully for even handed justice
than the representative from our district.
But it is unnecessary to enlarge upon his
political course, as it is universally known,
and unexceptionably approved by his
party.
The people Of the third district owe it
to their own interest 70 .retain him in his
present position for at least another term.
We aresssatisfied that lie is our best man !;
but if he were not, it is no time to "swap
horses" while crossing dangerous stream.
We are drifting, through the criminal ia
tuity Of the administration, towards now
rebellion, and we need our strongest and
most experienced men to stem the fatal
current We are for keeping in our hon
est, faithful, and tried men, and are there
fore in favor of Col. Amasa Cobb for Con-
gress, first, last, and all the time.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
DODGEVILLE MARKET.
A Timely Warming to the Sick.

II is especially important at this tmo when tho
markets of the United states are flooded With the
direst Toispns, under the neme Of imported liquors
and when domestic compounds parportinS tp be me
dicnal but not whit less pernicious are herr afod
to the world as .ssoveregn remedfes, that the pnb
lie should fully understand the facts Ae II knoVn
then, shat while all tho aifpsiye stimulcats called
liquors are impure, and all tho tonics conta'ng al
cohol are manufactured With fiery article contain
ing amyl or fusel oil, mortal poison: HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH RITTERS CON
tain none Of these things, but are a combination
Of pure essence of rye with the pure juices Of the
most valuable stomachic, agibiIliQas, and aperient
herbs and plants, and that as safe and rapid
remedy for dyspepsia aud all itg kindred Complaints
this preparation stands before the world without a
rival It's saleg to-day equal to the ePmbine'i
sales of all other advertised tcnies ia tho C4ited
States. 42wl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

To BE DIsGnAcED.- Democrats who
have done their utmost during the last five
years to disgrace and ridicule the name
Union, as applied to political party, and
have disgracefully failed, are now attempt
ing the same object by other means. They
have called Convention which is to be
composed of Southern rebels, Northern
copperheads, democrats, and bread and
butter men generally, which they call the
National Union Convention, actually
Stealing the livery Of Heaven to serve the
devil in" Having disgraced every name
ever attached to their party, they have
hopes of disgraeing the nalpe Union, but
as they have also failed ia accomplish ev-
cry object undertaken, VIC confidently an
ticipate that they will fail in this.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

RosT OFFICE RoBBBRY ~ GREEN Co.
We are informed that H. J. Coates, post
master, and his wife, Amelia Coates, assis-
tant, at Albany, Green county, were ar
rested last Friday by the special mail
agent, Maj. II. A. Tenney, for robbing mail
matter at that place. The evidence was SO
conclusive as to the wife, that she pleaded
guilty on the preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Perry, and was bound over in
the sum of 81, 900, failing to obtain which
she was committed to jail.
The evidence as to the postmaster was
not sufficient to commit, but enough to
warrant the suspicion Of completely in tbs
offence. He was promptly removed,s and
one of his bondsmen, Hon. J. II. Warren
temporarily installed in office until the de
partmcnt can be reached, and proper actor
, taken. The deprsdations have continued
for manr months, Iadison Ta:ers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

~ Both houses of congress were to
adjourn on Monday last. We hope they
may have re-considered the matter, and
concluded TO remain in session little
longer. President johnson has taken such
course, and acted SO strange, that he
needs ,catch;ng and it might be for the
interest of the country for congress not to
adjourn. The present cabinet can not be
trusted any more than the president.
Since Williams receiyed the rap on the
head, he has shown some signs Of non
compus; and the late changes give the
president much better chance of having
his own way. While congress is il session
it is quite check on any executive
misdemeanor but after its adjournment,
as The copperheads say, we mar look cpi
for something startling.