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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-21
Che 9rtsfott 5auraal
FcELIeuEn EvERY sArURDAY.

L. a. TAYLOR, Editor and PrOpriet'r.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-21

% Love they die in Won rich sky.
They faint on hill. or field, or river,
orr echoes roll from soul 10 soul.
And grow forever and forever
Since then They are not portraits Of the dead,
but of the living. may We live worthy of the
women of Shakespeare"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
For the Pamela STAR.
To My C0usln--.Miss Virginia i.


D would were poet that do,
then could smile, and say "dcar pen, think
la line or so for Miss Virginia Lou,
Would hurt her not, here-load thyself with
ink;
Remember too, let not thought escape
Not one for China, pen, at any rate"
Having lcctured thus my muse-enlightencd pen,
I'd flourish Il DER my foolscap, in style
Like Shakespeare, Poe, or Byron when
lie penned the wanderings Of the vagrnn'
Childe.
ID then commence and scribbe here and there
Quite verse enough 10 fill the MAJORS STAR
Bu, am naughi, save plain farmer boy,
Berefl Of country-gold, not eren n wife,
ro-dust my room, which does so muchannoy-
THE dust mean, Ills hard, Just such a life
tBut should not my troubles here intrude,
4On ono 90 fair-excuse my dusty mood.
Were We no, eOn,ia,, would fain essay,
To ask your -siOpl I'm getting on too fast
Dear Lena's order. must yet obey
Til receive no, and die, or yes(1)
And live, to sec our matrimonial gates
Forever closed, and locked by parson Bates.
But fhi, should not my dearest cousin, keep
Nc from admiring one so kind as thou,
or iOriag In friendly way, discreet
And cousin-like; just 50 ! don't allow,
Your Neptune eyes and rosy cheeks to quell,
Ny never dying passion for The Belle
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

When the Presidents veto mes
sage was considered in the Senate.
Senator johnson was in Baltimore.
He was telegraphed to, and at once
started to Washington on locomo-
tive; rode forty miles in forty-one
minutes; reaching the Senate Cham
Der and cast his vote TO sustain the
veto. Quick work that.
A sleepy church warden, who
sometimes engages in popular games,
hearing the minister use the words,
"shuiIie of this mortal COLL" startesl
up, rubbed his eyes and exclaimed
stop, ssopi It's my DEAL"
Byron wrote his celebrated poeu
of the "Bride Of Aby,lo-v In on.
night, and without mcndine his pen
The pen Is yet preserved in N.
British Museum.
Fifteen men were drcadfnlly burn
Il by the sudden explosion Of a ii
Of molten uetal. in Lndon, IN h
l2ih uli,, caused by n drop Of rail
falling in Il through the skylivht.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
Importantly.

I've waited long enough, Kathleen,
The winters fairly past;
The lambs are playing on the grceni
The swallows come at last.
The vine Is leafy around my door;
The blossoms on the May;
The waves come dancing 10 The shore
Why don't you name the dayi
You know you put me OF, Kathleen,
Until the carly spring.
The skies are tranquil and serene,
The bees are on the wingi
The fisher spreads his little sail;
The mowers In the hayi
The primrose blossoms in the vale
Why don't you name the day.
The thrush Is building In the thorn,
Among the whispering leaves
The lark Is In the corn
The martin meath the eaves.
The little birds don't build in vaini
Their mates don't NY them nay
Beware may not ask again.
Why don, you &c, the day1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

DETECTION OF CRIME BY Pro
ToGRAPHY.-In the Memphis BuiIe-
tin We find the following;
Some time ago man was murder
ed in South Memphis under circngi-
stances which led to unjust suspi-
cions directed against many persons
doubtless innocent. In fact the con-
clusion generally reached was that
the unfortunate deccdcnt put q
period to his own existence. Two
photographers Of this city Day,
whose gallery is at the intersection
of Union and Main; and Armstrong
Of the Clay building-undcrtook The
task Of applying the art 10 the pur.
pose Of detecting iae murderer.
On the day Of the murder, witt
the aid Of the microscope, imagc'
left on the rctina Of the eve of th'
dead were transferred to paper, an,
curions facts were developed.
| A pistol, the hand, arm and par
Of the face Of the man who commit
ted the crime are perfectly delincated
We have been told that a shrcwd de
teciivc, with the aid thus furnished
has gathered other facts that vii
surely lead to the identification an
punishment Of the murderer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07
POETRY
My April Fool.
tDa mon bran Ga,)

| have though, Of hs,, OH Johnnie,
I've though, Of thee tonight
OF thy young lips parted crimson
And thy blue eyes dreaming light
Last night saw thee, Johnnie,
Leaning lovely and alone
In n beautiful drcam-place,
Where mournful starlight shonc.
heard no word Of welcome,
saw no smile to sharei
But you raised your blue eyes,
And the lovc-lIght still was there.
Since parted with thee,
'Tis weary while to me;
have worshipped many idols,
But found none so loved ms thes.
Your sweet and artless voice,
Was music In my earl
OIL never had seen,
Such charming little dear.
April, ist., 1866.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07


'lhs fllselns aissf AaFy y ta1
M Az AfAaHsaa Congressman In
haf Hsea Il tonsffp M + naief
if ibH NfF#l tafe N lakm n hla peFs
nntl appearance
The hfa dralsfs m lhs Mississippi
river lmaFs sft w4Hg " affy lhs
peculiar ialrlemfnla 4 ihslf pfsfss.
fI0H N sHill mahogany lnrn
thf Representative friend. ulsm
q certain f'me. hsyiaR paslm n ~
np tiie Hvef, hs,k wlh him. kna
Hais nrm convenience, lfaIff Inx,
vhlft ~ f8 HlnHtts afief rfiilne
~ tllf lami w eaffied In liz hand.
W. advent wps Ytry fhufing ~ the
nuIa n ieo N ihrtt kemmkIhas m
lamfd wha hHd been ~ dBy ilehlng
10 iHmp N "iiaef, thinking lfmu
his f1rdah appearance md ftmm tho
hos be- carried ln W. hand, thai be-
WA meulcr n Tie porting ffalaf
/ nity. Amer tousuIinium ansng
themaelvta, mc n The keninekiana
advanced toward Mr., and N
a most aliabIe mannor lade him
gOpl evening. The mlulallon va.
returned cnrtomsly, and tins ~.
coufaecd, kcaiucky proceeded to 10
ierfugniei
"Whcu you going 10 opcn up,
stranger
"Whnt did you observe, sirg" aati
The honorable member, MT precisely
understanding the dnf of' the re-.
mark.
ooh open up, you know when
ARE yon going to give ~ show agin
the nnimal|
II don't understand Your alIusion,
I sir, in the least. ! am entirely IN
! the dark regarding your meaning IN
: asking such questions, sir.' was an
: swercd with dignity.
! "Ohl a playing the possum. game,
Q are youg Maybe you think we Amt
: game fcr your gun" said Kentucky,
: and as his companions came up he
: exhibited large roll Of bills, and
q added, Char are three such bundles
I in this crowd, stranger, and Ken.
1 lucky boys amt fcard 10 risk Their
G money. Won't you open up thi.
: evening, stranger"
> Mr.. --- was growing angry
: the passengers were beginning Il
: press around; and in voice burst
Q Ing with wrath he asked:
f "For whom do you take INC, sir
: and what do you suppose Is my
= business ?"
|, "Takc you for? What should ",
Is take you forg Amt that a faro box
= Maybe you mean to say YOU are no
: sporting gentleman, and nevc
n heard of such a thing as tigcr!'
q A light began to break upon III
mind of the astonished gcntlema
from Arkansas. Anxious TO corrcs
a misapprehcnsion which he saw cx
: tended to the passengers, he ncrvou.
g " unlocked his toilet box, and di'
d played 10 the vision Of the Kentuck
d ian his complement Of combs an
'e brushes, and other adjuncts in tr
st umph.
., Silence was observed for a mc
!. ment ON both sides. Then the Ken
ID tuckians, with an air of disgust, turn
b, ed away simultaneously, as one ,
ri them muttercd:
n stranger, We thought you were
sporting gentleman. But IL we hs
he knowcd you was a barber, We Won
he not have spoken to YOU"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

Hms huaiand nfvff lm hmaf
iH iha morning without kIwiha illelf
wives ini Kidding nitm "eaal.lgs,
dflf inilit iNnf " mWfaflfd lVg
and eheihtf n IT, mlffy M ~. 4
hHs ihf eHael ~ flei. md fllae
homcs Hfo generally mmmHf mts
providing alwafs llai The wives afe
iplf,eiailve And woleams the dlplp
ifde In d kinily spirit Vs. know sp
ull ffmlrmRn WIN lived with ~
Wif neef fng vests ahd'nyrf len
home vlilonl lho hia aud iho "eopd
byc. dear" soma hualnnds shake
hand with their wives and hurry N
H fsl "a possible, ~ though ihe
eilofl were n something that they
were auyioW 10 fefgci, holding thcir
heada down aud dafting around thu
ffst tufncr Sume husbands, lriorc
leaving home, ask very lendcfly,
What would you like fur dinner,
my dcar9" knowing all The while
that shc will select something for hi.
particular palate, and M he goes
Some husbands will leave home with.
ont saving anything. but thinking d
good deal, rs cyiuccd by their turn.
ing round 1T The last point Of obscr
yalioh, aud waving an adicu Ut tho
pleasant Gee or faces NJ The window
Some husbands never My u word
rising from the breakfast table will
the lofty Indifference Of a lord, pnt
going cat with u hcarlcss disrcgart
of those left behind. II i Il fortu
nate thing for their wives that the,
can find sympathy elsewhere. Som,
husbands never leave home withou
some unkind word or look, apparent
~ thinking that such course vii
keep things straight in their absence
Then, on retiring, some husband
come home jolly and happy, unsoure'
by the world some sulky and surl,
with its disappointmcnts. Some hus
bands bring home a newspaper or
book, and bury themselves for th
evening in It's contents. Some hus
bands are called away every cvcninI
by business or social engagements
some dozc in spccchlcss stupidity O
n sofa until bed time. Some hus
bands are curious to learn of thei
wives what has tanspired throug
the day; others are attracted b
nothing short Of a child's tumblin
down stairs, or the house taking fir
"Dcpcnd upon it," says DR.. Spoonel
"that home is the happicst whel
kindness, and interest, and politenes
and attention is shown-of course a
the responsibility rests with them
and temptation finds no footin
/. there"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07


A "SwEET-ScESTEp SENAToR."-
The st. Louis Republican, in a late
editorial, thus describes one Colonel
Babcockc, n member Of the Iegisla-
turc Of Missouri:
We have shown by documentary
proof that Colonel Babcokc, who
processes to be a religious man, is q
consummate hypocritc. We have
convicted him of being wilful lial
and calumniator. We have shown
that a number OF years ago he wa
connected with a gang of counter
fcitcrs and horse thieves in Iowa
We have proven that he was las
summer in command of a party o
men who, under the prctext of al
order from Colonel b., atrociously
murdered Judge Wright and four 0
his sons, putting twcnty-scvcn bullc
holes into the faces and body-front
Of the unrcsisting victims, and lcay
ing them in the woods, with thci
pockets turned inside out; and tina
he, Colonel b., never took any meas
urcs TO punish his subordinatcs, bu
on the contrary, exultcd in their COW
ardly and inhumn butchcry. W
have published speeches made b
him in the House, and acknowledge
by him to be correctly reported, i
which no man not stepped in crime I
the very eyebrows would avov
except upon the gallows, or upon tn
brink of rternity, and in which h
has uttered sentiments, the conecT
} ton Of which could originate in III
! mind of no other than a villain ,
the deepest dye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-07

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The New York herald., 1866-06-16

Z ne Alleged Breach OF tho Neutrality
Observation-Disclosures OF Colonel Rob-
srts-Ths District Attorney Consents 60
MS Discharge, Alleging that mo Cannot
get EvIdencs, Owing 90 the Intimida-
zion OF witnessss--The Csse 60 he Taken
before the Grand Jury-speecheso OF the
District Attorney and Mr.. McKeon-
Paid Informers-Whst They Have Done
In Ireland. &c.
Comm soner Belts sat yesterday In The United s,aics
Commissioner once, shortly after eleven O'Clock for
the purpose or proceeding with the inquiry into the
charge made against Colonel W. Roberts President Of
the Fenan brotherhood of having violated tho neu'
trality laws OF the Uniicd States.
Mr. Samuel o. Courtney, United States District Aiior-
ney, and Mr. Ethsn Allen, United States Assistant Dis
fnct Attorney appeared behalf Of the government 70
conduct the prosecution, and Mr John McKeon and Mr..
smyth were Tor tho defendant, Colonel Roberts who
occupied soai near bis counsel The court was denscy
crowded All present we're IN expectation o. long ard
interesting examination But the proceedings took
turn which, perhaps few OF the spectators had aniicl
paicd II was announced By the Cntsi staios District
Attorney that the prosecution for the stated IN
thc observations reported below was sbandoned 80 far
a. the Commissioncn ofscs was concerned
RyxARKs ~ rHR DISTINCT ATTORNEY.
Nr Courtney said-lf your Horor please 10 view %
tic extraordinary proccedngs which hsye taken place
court since Nosday msvnIas s,: 10 view Of Tie
facL as am Informed. aud believe BIZ ihe ofcers At
sached 20 the United States MahalS once VI tia otter
Who 30 AZ 70 ssw x. ssss
Of this prosscuiion 10 view o. the acknowledged and
conceded fact that persons who have such know.
lsiss Gs. w reason u threats and Dy system Of terror.
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1866
NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
The Revolutfon-Defcat or the Insur.
gents I'm tho Intcrior-The Capital
Closely Besieged-The Baex Govcrsment
Doomed.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June II, 1895
The revolution in 81 Domingo against President Baez
date learn that town In The province Of Cbao had
declared against the government upon which Bacx sent
body Of troops to bring the refractory rebels
The consequence was Sight resulting in the loss OF
seven kIledard several wounded the insurgents side.
The loss OF the government force Is not stated
Though successful Ia this affair Baez's position does
not appear to be strengthened the contrary he finds
himself constantly compelled to adopt harsh
measures towards his opponents Up 10 the
present he has banished over q hundred indi.
II prudent send out OF the codntry than
lease II appears that his opponents actually march
ing on the capital and TO have placed 1t IN state Of
siege establishing their outposts al faaro and Cnymito
palace.
When Santana and Baez carried on their civil war; IN
former occupied tho posts when beslegng tho city
or st. Domingo, as those threatened.
In all probability the government OF IIacz i drawing
TO close for II IL likely that THIS revolution whisn has
already become strong, will eni all similar ones
have done la st. Dom.ngo-by tho overthrow Of tho
government Ia power.
II Ia not at all remarkable Ia that country however
might be considered clsew here that the individual who
placed General Baez at the head of affairs the very
who now socks TO ous him Al the time OF Mr. sewards
VISIT General Cabra the head of ths rebellion, tho
right hand man OF General laez and of those who
was compmented by shrewd Secretary Of State tor
the virtues which tho 'regeneraei republican, OF 81
Domingo were supposed 10 possess
Pimenel az that Lime Baezs Minister for the Interior
was In an especial manner the recipient of the highest
compliments from Mr. Seward. The four years OF pros
porous government then promised 70 General BaeS have
since then flown 10 the four winds and less than six
months of rule have proved too great trial for tho
stancy Of his ncklc supporters
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

srls Louise a., CLARK !, Alsfey. sn1, yF,,A
sela Bunker, Es Para and .unrtst-Millsr liousA'
Scar Meteor tsr), Dun-coub Bermude-Mscoil yrits-
schr Angola tbrl Crane faraboro hs-D Ds Wot .
sssrEm ra,s,s gs., Cobb smith Co.
Sr ssSr yu, w rlS ans s.. rssaa ws mani
tear SNOW. sni.s hsuEas--R ! Bu.k 4 GO.
Selr FaSsi,a. srnih, New IIsssn~tss1sst. r.ossr .
Sem 4 oodwia. wAicroary stamford
sloop Alert. nerf.n Norsalk-A Brsas &ca.
ARRIVED
: Steamship saahstau Deateu, yera ca. Jaas q ss.a
s and Havana iish with dss aud pa'ns"sef' :" Chas
s,e.m.hlp rsII.naa tBr, smt.h. Kingston Jan, Jqas
., i,aisr passed : aa..lss a. a. s,rt ssseIsas
%I: r !. AZ !; . vasios fss ,Sh ,s:
v,ss ~ q ser ss,' . ea Ill., ,"'a9 II = u aSS -
,.ao,Np ,nlSyr, IS \. .,h a y. rs, "a Bs1acs.s
sssamseIe Seiras. Bc Boson si mase, % rssss
xs,rsm,ss, cytc Powell Boston, With ma- ss,hs
s.e"n1r 's'S',Ss tSaoSs.ae, so ssso, poson
~, = ss,,,,, vang.. 9'oss,a , Griyi Boston
% lon ~ - 90 sisasl,aei ship nnaA inr, from ID
from LlyrrPe,' ror sss iogs iis, u p lon q si'
ste fawn. sel"a, oardn, sJs Ss,road lron -
Ship Asia 1Erss, wenaenor.l bremen. n a.y. -aA
MAJ .s ~" ausa.s s rs. s.s: x ss.' & s
Indse aud ~ passengers TO spinAn A hdye
nflg ruhsi Cain ysfmnuih MrA Iofiav Neurta. -
days. with Ac 70 Hro, Ron ~ Beso day.
u Iatt.ras, with light siIds ana eiirs
ScAr VIM Baker fof Gl0uocstor esgce naras0a lays
With fruit ! A rrEssaL 18th Inst p.rs Wiliis.
trrl. bound Ia 10 the Cbesapeak.
sfbr John I.onthni. Martin Virginia
kfhr MARY Parker. PAgtsr. Nlsgnir.
kchr y 4 WtIan,. Hular Geprlct,wu, Iff
schr wctnorc. L,ppincott, aecrgct,~n Df.
fchf y Holl. tt.umsr Baltimore.
Sshr Nnlsrepueep. Ssllefiy, BALTIMORE
hchr Alice scranton, adwH. ENxab1tbpcft fof NUsyoSs
sehr a Chapman Ware. Georges Banks
Hchr Marc Kelly. Msaha.. g days
schf j Randolph New Bedford for EifafatbpJt
schr 4 4 scoii, coln. rreviscncr Tor fondout
Schr Future, kfnnier. Providence for Rond0ut
Aehr Cooper, Wheeler Newport for klrssetbp,sf
Sehr Nprtter Ilgtt Barber. Nes Haven
sehr orion, badsin, Hartford.
Nohr Forrest Hou.e ihosnn. Kasiyn
BELOW
One ehp aud one bark, aAAu -.
Wand AZ suua1t, = n.
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
Tn. Jersey CIsy Yaeh. CIub.

The annual regatta of the Jersey City Club will ssne
n on next Wednesday. Tho start of tho lrsi slsss
boats viii bo made st halfpssi twelve o'cloc. 4 ~
from flag boat anchored outside of the ircsc 81 The
Central Railroad abreast Of The Club House going FROM
thsncc around fag stationed On copsy Island re-s,ng
II To tho and south, thence back tho NJ
point, Passing the Tar boat the aud north f1e
second class yachts VII start from the point going
round Fort Lafayette. passing to the cat and spnh,
thence back TO tho bosi On the Club Hone, passing TO
tho and north. Tho nrst class yachts usoss
measuring twenty.thre feet, the scnond cass,
those measuring twenty three feet and undr Tho rS
class will he allowed for time per square
foot OF canvas and the second class tw" and qcscr
seconds per square foot The steamer tt opee hrs he
engaged for accommodate guess nua tho
fsmcs % tho cub she vii start from le ,nnasd doc.
ut half. asi twelve.
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

rsseosAL rNIsrr-
Eesidens 'fss,siss
Total o. tss fso
The anoan, O. uneolsccd isxss n lie hand. n tis
rcaetrer IN december ~ issa was ~ 745 sss.
l.es va 81 73e sg1
TIE -niean, borrowed and paa uyon eoansy revenue
bons. dafng the yfar 1895 wss a. Sy so
Tho iolrl smognt % Rio, pamases Indcnn.iy Bonds
80 . a. Iss2 issasd In 1905, sas s2s2i Ia fSts.
W 300 and the amount remaining ans-sed sxs.vo
To total amount of 5odisfA Bounty fusd Bonis NJ.
?, pavsbe June !, 1876 ssrei during the years 1904
snd isss was o. cal, 90
The aIsount on sold.srs bounty fund bonds No. q
Outstanding December %, i-ss sas s-ds 10
Ths amount i@-aed 10 iss5 % Sold -. Bounty Fund
rsaemps'n ccn1- 10. Nss ssIs.eoa
The fog-ips psymcrts have made 10 The co1niy
Trr1sures by the Bosr o. conuiAioBsrs Of knrs for
lsenn Iccs collected during iscs
To the cjfpJ ration of the city New York ~ III
To the New Yoss In.sfiai~ A@ylam, belrs tss per
cent u the amount Te.eiyed. ...t.....s.s.s 30
Observation-Disclosures, .,sss
ne d.s, % ,ha Nsw yorl cou,, Ho1re. :. 70 - he
means for building the 1uo arr derived from &c !sss
% Nes York County aoon House siocs ~ss o. Dsosm-
TLc ebi balance Of tAe RIO, Damages Indemnity Yan4
N pee,n'ces ~, 10 va 49, ~ q, a.. "a,
~ ihe soieisrs Bounty Frud slrre p~crnbr 3t lsst
when a s,ood At 500 900 90
10 2 VA on Deoensbfr ~. isos, n ss2. 10
The balance 70 the debis of The rawna,s snd Relief
IAnf UNCEFnffr 81. lrtl NAN fft1 lF
No ehangs has bern usda "a shss -rroun since sh~n
Ts taance ~ tho debit ~ the solts~r~ Bymnty ra0f
No on re,erbsr VI, Iss3 ~sa si go, TT
I1 b. 10 the crrct ~ Tie state toAier~ roansy
FaDd ~hleA - 70 be eansl - the cfdl a Tho soldsf
Bounty r1pde Nos aGd 4 apon THE final al iasgnenir
~ 'he seoorn- between the e'ss- sna sossy, sss
Dsoenbef ~, fse5. tz0si, as
a ccnrnunieslieu feAf from The Con rfrulleY
stating that spprrvsglyr for trinslrr snf sfsf<terv
fepar a. estnly bsldlnsy, Nsht6s snA eeaninx pubic
odcss aDi .gvfDfa ~ detailed slAsssrs ssre eras,ss
.nA sssns shss no farss s"si'sess v asssd~a ssas
thsfn Reforsf
Trwr moved " aIiourr " TasNfAy Haxt ~hru they
COO convene v eAffy oft ia las shseh flrscief VI.
p1rsrymors 70 nes, On ih~ thrd r8s-dNy ~ June ~
divide ts ely intY Assrmbiy assre@ ssgervssr fAv
af~ng hr Jsrea Rad thn act u the Isfsiaiafe and
nl1 To- law va lnprrsilra that tt~y aouN net
on thAi aag TIA sahaeqnentig sthdfsw h3 uoDs y,
~hen ths bsAsd sissfnsi "a meet ~ " v - hesAAr
seat
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper aud Hest Lite.
rnry Joarnai In the Country.
Tho wnxLv HnAD for tho present week, nov ready
contains further chapters OF
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

REPORT or TnE CONTROLLER Ton 1865.
The Bcard of Supervisors met yesterday a, one ",
Henry Smith, President Of the Board. in the chair
Tho annual report Of the Comptroller for the year 1908
was received and ordered on nle
The following Is summary Of some Of the principal
points In the repor, -
OPERATIONS STATE COUNTY rRF,srer
The amount Of money in the hands ~ the touny Treas
December 81 1864, as stated III the Compirnlefs
annual county report, was .............. sI6i 626
Receipts from all sources during 1895 amount
to.......,s................ "a, ,O0s All
Deduct amount transferred 10 tha
City Treasury account OF
d.ricrns 4