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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

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preparation Of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
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fvrred. A child can applyit. Always gives tatis-
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Agents. l
Also. MATHEws' ARNIoA BAm GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18

1edelfury and Stsdipus Occupations; Gvfsfs, Ane-
tetses ot whatever tends 10 impair the Pit 1ctioa
Of the hrdtH, Heart, or M6voas SYstem frequently
lead TO the most DfsTessih0 and Bn6Gypassin0 Dis
orders OF the VIRlLk Slsskh. oIuasnts, Ger, =
hsa. aLu LaUItTS, therefore. who are especially IL
able 10 these Ntnkbesses should resort promptly to
DrsqELknARHksS SPkcIFIO PILLS "a 9rfl
A APamIhlet, containing iull particulars, with Di-
ItctiOns ana Advice, printed in French, German,
6panish and English, accompanies each bsx, and
Will s,n by mail, free OF cost, TO any who will
write for it. f,4r. .,,., l-...'u 80 ~ ~
Price 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for s5.
.Sold BY all the principal Dft gqists or wi be
teBt by mail. ssetTeIy Seohd JT0Tn al observation
on ItctiIt Of the specified Price by any authorized
agent Or by the sole General a gents for America.
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New J ork. Authorized Agents for Columbus and
vicinity, :. /. SAhUE a CO.. q. ROBERTS i
CO., aud all Dealers in Medicines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENGTn.
LHFE-HEALTH-sTRENGTH.
LHFEHEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DISADVANTAGES

SPECIFIC PILLS
Arc prepared by the Mo.sieurs GaIancier Du-
Ptnt. Pbermseeutists, } O. 2It Rue Lombard, Paris,
from the lTetcription Of DR.. Juan Delamarre Chief
PbJstciSn 10 the eHttpitnl du Nord on Lariboisere
b LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION ~ tl
-.iaf 1I' u 2 1eia PARIS. May 9Th, 1869.
GErLENSN:- We have used tho "spEcIFIo
P1Is" made from Doctor Deiambrres Pre-
scfiption, du'ipg several years past, in our
private and public practice. and have found
them q most energetic and efficient Rem
sdy in cases OF SpermatgTrhea or Seminal W eak-
ness Nightly, Daily or PrsEndtHre Emissions Sex
nal Neah ness, or Lplpofencv; Specal Derangements
Of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; ReLdDdiiOn Of
ihe Genital OIgansi y sak Spine; Affections OF the
Eyes; Limo" Or Brick Dust Deposits in the
Urinei NJ ilky" discharges; Paleness Of the Skin,
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodess Lips; ..Pinched"
Features lfrer0lhr Acion Of the HSdft, and in all
the ghastly train OF symptoms arising from Over
Sse Abuses Or Loss from any cause, Of The Nervous
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Symptowatio or Organic
14fScffeng Of the 0kHlF0- URINARY SYSTEMS, 70 use
these Pills. With high rcspect, weare 1surs most
CCd1A DR. h.BEAUREPARIE, NJ. d.
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To GARAEcIBRR DUPONT, No. 9l4 Rue Lombard
Ibhlu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
New york Dry Goods market-Dec. IT.

The Dry Goods market opened quiet but steady,
Business is comparatively light The downward
turn in Cotton causes slight relaxation in the firm
Of Saturday. There is no change in the prices
Of Cotton goods worthy to note There is an i'm
proved demand for Woolen goods. Other branches
Of the trade are quiet,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
0Olgate'gEA Vegetable SOap

A superior TglIet scqI prepared from rs6n-
Cd vegetable oils in combination with tily-
ccFiue, and especially s'desiEnsd for the use 81
ladies and for tho Nursery. Its perfume IL
exquisite. and It's washing properties unrivalled.
For sails BY al Druaaists isJ ge fSbIO-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
Removed from ,his ,lDld Omloe.

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. wsst broadway, Bnsa,
High street. Uolumbds. Ohio. haa devoted, himsel
or ssrissof years to the tfea mont Of certain pril
vats diseases. He may beconsulted at his ofaCt-.
broadway near the Exchangp BankF 1.is XIV WA
sfsA'S wyefNiS 3 Y4sa9f
l aeeqfr fgoT iasN AZ ,eE tsfHogi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
FROM RICHMOND.

PardOned--BOiier Explosion and Loss
of Life.
/ RICHMOND, Va. Dec. K.-Dr. S. p.
Mooreslate Southern Confederate Surgeon
General, is said to have received his par
don. -
|, The steam boiler of a sawmill near
Ashland, In Hanover, exploded Thursday,
killing three men instantly and wounding
others. 4d x
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18

Augusta (Ga.) Mars et-Dec. II.
,C0TTON--Dull and has declined 10; sales mid
ding at 30kc. WlMZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
THE LATEST -
FASHIONS -!

N Avn DAILY RECEIVING FROM
III the principal Emporiums of Fashion in the East,
thelatest styles of Bonnets. suitable for the Sea
son, which, for superiority Of material, work and
fnish. are not exceled in any city in the Union. s.
+, M. A. VAN HOUTEN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18

-,sislJ bls CoLUMBUs. D. Dec. a 1895.
Noticeis hereby given. that proceed hare been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to-wlt,i I N
For grading and AHing the unpavtd eidowalkg.
Public lane from Fourth street to Straieht alley.
The same to be done In accordance with plate and
estimates 10 be prepared By the City Civil Engi-
neer and filed in the Office Of tho City CLERK. G
4 All persons claiming damages on acoonnt of said
proposed improvements, are required to flo their
claims in the office Of the Clerk. in writing. on or
before the Seventecnth day of january, A. D.
.jssls,e va Is ~ .xlabs n WILSON. .ou
hecs-ditawlw City plsfk.nu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18

Philadelphia Cattle Market-Dec. II.
CATTLE-Dull; sales from 10 e16Kc.
C0WS-Dull. ..g -r.-- .-...s,.-.-
SHEEP-Firm: s. 900 head sold ct s9ekc. ,l'
H0GS-Highsr; $500 head sold at 99lOc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
MILLINERY /

KNRS. WT. A. VAN HOUTENsS STOCK
wi of Millinery for the Fall and Winter Sea-
son, iscompete consstiag Of the --latest Styles and
I ipsdi Sdies, call at NO. ss EAST TOWN STREET
sCOLUM UMBUS, and examine for yourselves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-18
1llTI Paving NOtice.

lNo.es EastrOUEn 50. Columbus, o
nov7-d9m -s- .ilss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Amu.enients this Evening.

wALLAcKs THEATER-MARRIED LTE-TnE EATON
Boy.
OLYMPIC THEATER-TuK FoUsDLIsG-CISDERELLA +
IA CosAEE
NlBLOS GARDFN-MIss MAGGIE MITCHELL INA IHE
PEARL or SAVOY o., THE MOTHERS PLAYER
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIs BoorB IN RiCBELiEu.
LUCY RUsHTuNs NEW-YoRK THEATER-THE AP
PorsrnEST-DosISIQUE
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs Z. OWENS IN VICTIMS
FORTY WIsKs
WOODS THEATER-Miss Lucille WESTERN IN East
LYME; On, THE ELoPEsEsT
GAREUNS USECM-MosEs: Or, ISRAEL IN EGYPT
100 600 CuPIosITIEs-AftornoOn and Evening
yOys OLD BOwERY THEATER-JAcK AID GILL
WET = THE HILL
NEW-YORK CiRCUS-l4TH sT.-EouEsrgiAS AND GIN
SAsTIo fERFoRNAscRs-JAMEs ROBINSON THE BARI
BACK RIDER
BRYANTs MuNspELs-LIrTLE Mac As Jooko THr
MONKEY LIS MisERABLEs-o RrELrr TO JOHNNY
POWER or Mrsc-LADY OF Lyons
AVFRY's GALLERIES. No 694 BRoADwAr-KESsETr
PIcruRgs HUpsOS RIVER AND MAssAcursKrrs COAST
BRADY's GALLERY, No. 7g5 BRoApwAr-ExHrBITIoso OF
WAX VIEWS AND PORTRAITS OF REPREstsrATIvE MEN
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC-lTALIAs OPERA
Beneat Of signor BELLISi-DoS GIOVANNI
FINE ARTS GALLERY. No. 625 BRoADwAY-KELLoGG
PAIsTiEG OF THE ORIESrAL PRINCESS AFTER THE OATH
FAIR-NitssioS SCHOOL FAIR AND AIT GALLERY, CORNER
oF BROADWAY AND TWENTY THIRD ST
BOAT EXHIBlrION-THIRrY EIGHTH ANNUAL Boar TX
HINTON AT lSGgRsOLLs Boar AND OAR bAkAAk' Nos
2s3 AND pa SOUTH 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
A Card from ex-senator III. -. Fooie.

The Hon. HENRY :. FoOTE writes Us as fol-
lows with reference 10 the assertion that he is
The real author of Senator Stewards Amnesty
and Suffrage propositions:
feel TO be nv duty at once 70 say that some per
son has grossly misinormed correspondent on tins
subject an sure thlt al who know me VIII conhde
in nv statement when asseyerate that am, IN DC
sense the author OF this aud patriotic measure
1t is true that warmly approve H. and had the honor
Of being consulted by its author in regard 70 the proba-
bty Of the SOuths accepting II If proheredi but the
proposition itself and every feature Of IT, originated IN
The judIcious and discriminating intellect and kind and
nagnanmous spirit Of the Senator from Nevada who
though am proud to acknowledge him as son-inaW,
is Just the last person Chrstendon whose action as
d public man l would attempt 10 control OF influence
What think Of this great measure Of peace and true
brotherhood the public viii learn in full on next Mon
day as Oh that day viii appear in the columns Of Th
Nss- York Ledger letter-wriiten at the special re-
quest Of It's editOr-in which the questions connected
with this important matter viii be found discussed very
fully
Be pleased to insert this letter and oblge your ODE
dent servant H. ;. FoolL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
DIE ID.
COSTRE-On Tuesday,

CONTRE-On Tuesday March 20 1866. a. Fordham ~ Y)
Virginia sander vile h. O. Coutr and only daughter OF
George N. ard Anna J. Sanders Of hentacky .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invites
10 attend funeral services AZ III O'Clock on lDusday
March %
COCKLETn Brooklyn Tuesday aight Mach n 1bonles
Burnham Cookie late A. A Psyuater IN the United States
Navy, in hi 26th year, eldest son d John CocAls
The relatives I'D friends Of the family are invited 70 send
his funeral Friday. March % az oclock p NJ rof the
house his fathe no ia second place, South Brooklyn
DEWING-On Sunday March 10, Leonard C. Dewirs in the
55th Year OF hi age. ~ 80,
TIE relatives and OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral bis late residence. No 1z East
noon, at "A O'Clock
FALIs-Sujdenly, at Maiden, tMass on Thursday march
IS OF congestion ofthe BRAIN AIDE se wife Of George L.
Fall aud youngvs, daughter Of Warren Jones Of this city
HoLCONB-On wednesdsy. March p. Laura T., wife Of
Joel Holcomb in the JIth year OF her age. =,
to attend the funeral Friday afternoon. 81 O'Clock nom
her late sdence. No. i42 East ForyuIthst. Her re-
mains will be taken to North Salem N ~, for inermen
saturday morning.
ton Lizzie T. Gmur. daughter o. David CiInur aud WHO
Of Oscar g. Mason
Funeral at her late residence No 339 Adsph street
Thursday morning atl O'clock
PARTRIDGE-At Orange ~ j.. Wednesisy. March p,
OF acute bronchitis George Mnturn fourth Of George
:. and Helen ID. Partridge aseo years ~ mVnsns an"
days.
Fnnela on Friday March 30 l2l o'clock from the resi-
dence of bis Hsrnsonss. Ofsnse Brick Church
Station. Trains foot " Barclay ST. New-l ofA, y
the Morris and Essex Railroad al III O'Clock
UNDERHILL-On Tuesday, March 20 Mary wife efBsroes
Underhl. ssed 81 years. .
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to funeral services, this tIhusday afternoon
Murch o. Of o'clock fIom her late resdelce No lv-
ington..t Her remains ~ be taken to White Plains for
interfnent on FTidfy morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

recent discussion in country debating
club in Indiana, upon the policy of high tariff,
was finished up with a round turn. by a me-
shanic. thus: "Mr. President, don't care for
ANY of your fne-spun arguments about political
ECONOMY, balance of trade, and all tha' they are
Greek to me. But this do know when there
is a high, protective tariff manufacturers thrive
and get plenty Of work and good pay. l can
buy everything want and provide better Tor
Hy family. rlsn bmtcr is 6tly cents pound and
eggs t,ccniy.fre cents dozen. But what adFan-
tage is it to me if butter can be bought for %
cents pound, and eggs at 10 cents a dozen, if
have TT got the dimes And ! never have
the dimes when the manufacturers are not doing
we'll" There is more sense in that man than
in all the the Free Trade Leagues on this side
of the Atlantic. He understands, among other
things the harmony Of interests between agc-
culture and manufactures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Work Before the Legislature.
RESIDENCE OF sRw-YoRK NoTARIEs PUBL

RESIDENCE OF NBW-Y0RK NOTARIGS PUBLIC.
Senator PiersOn introduced bill providing
that Notares Public appointed for the CITY aud County
of New York may reside in any part OF the Metropolis
tan Police District Of this State.
UNCOLLECTED TAXES IN THE CITY OF BR0OKLYN.
senator Piersou introduced bill providing that the
Collector Of Taxes OF the City of Brooklyn shall keep an
account Of all for personality which have not
been collected in each year. all taxes which may Save
been rejected for descriptions all taxes which
may have been Cancelled by the officers having author
~ 10 90 3d. and OF all which have been refunded
20 purchasing at tax sales OF property sold foI
nor payment OF taxes aud transmit list Of such sums
10 The County Treasurer in time to include the same h
toe annual taxes Of the year. The Supervisors O
Kings County shall re-levy such sums OIL the various
wards of the city in proportion 10 the benefit which
each ward may have derived from the taxes orig nally
levied.
STATE NATIONAL GUARD.
senator Lows bill proposes 10 amend the laws IN re-
latiou 10 the militia ty directing that all able-bodled
male citizens and persons OF foreign blitb who shall
have declared oath their intenuOn 10 become EN-
gems Of United States under the laws thereof be-
tween the ages OF IL and IS years residing IN the State
aud not exempted by the laws Of the United States,
shall be subject to military duty, excepting ell persons
10 the army or navy volunteer force OF the United
States aud ministers Of the Gospel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
The U0rld saws:

1.-THE Fugitive Slave Law enacted TO carry out a
plain provision OF the Constitution Bet where is the
constitutional provision the Civil Rights bill Is in
tended g. enforce p
Ansrcr Have you forgotten so soonl Here
il is:
ARTICLE l3-SECTIoY ]. Neither Slavery nor
involuntary servitude, except as q punishment
for crime. whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted, shall exist within the United
States, or any place subject to their jurisdic-
ton.
SEC. .. Congress shall hare porer to enforce
this article By appropriate legislation.
What more would you havel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
ruu PACIFIC COAST.
Products d" austrian"
Political AGairs-Montnna ""'er'-
r,dieu Fight in Arizona.
SAy FRANCIsCO. Wednesdhy,

SAN FRAscIsc0. Wednesday, March ~ is"o;
1Io,nInir dates of the Sd inst. state that the
o,aace cron will amount 20 5000 900 Of oranges
New south Wales advices Of Jan - state tha' iarn
nc prospects we're very fine, owing to the Ians sir
-, disease mad reached it, eliminating poiht. GA
-. ,hnrs,ra sbeeo had been infected mp 20 Nov l.
The New South Wales Ministry bad peeh d roc,s,
s,rpced The political vrange continued anu enSe
nent was running high The Prospee So o. ate droaib
cram were very fine Tie effects OF the la'e uiou'"
vrc,e terrible, animals persisted by thousands o..
Montana adyices Of the Sd state mat tne po0P'
are now opposed TO State organization. uraerer bv
The discharge Of Daniels the notorious inuiu'i' -
c. MeeCber caused much indignation .,
The election for mem Of the Ierrltora te no
tuTe passed of quietly Madison T GonnGs"n There
80 i ,aytioI return, from the other couD'ies. l.
dispatch from Camp Lincoln ArIoI ssy' w re
fight with The Indians about thirty s nNoG Mining
killed. Several soldiers were snV hs "''
stocks are not quite 80 strong tO-ua!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Equalizipg Bounties.
Editor Of The n. Y. Ttibuns.

To the Editor Of The ~ T. ITibVHe
SIR: Being discharged soldier, l am sorry
70 think you are opposed 10 the equalization Of boan-
ties, as We, the soldiers DO not understand Az VII
sons BIZ ar you 90. The bin proposes 10 give 70 each
soldier the Of eight and onethird dollars per month
for his whole term Of service. defuctiDg whatever
United States bounty be may have received. Now Sir
as TO State and County bounty there are thousands Of
returned soldiers who never received Gny whatever,
myself being Of the uniorunatesi and why BE
cauie enlisted in the Fourth ~ Y. Cavalry Ny resi-
dence beng in NewJersey, NY wife could get nothing
in New-York. because her residence was IN New.Jer-
sey; nor could she get any assistance in NewJersey
because was in New-York regiment. All we ask
Is 10 put Us on az equality Chat is the soldiers Of 81
and 90 with the men who enlisted subsequently We
demand 1t N the name Of hundreds Of thousands Of
widows and orphans and disabled solderf By pub
fishing the above you Will greatly obhge a number Of
discharged soldiers. Yours respectfully,
VIZ KESSELLY "a disabled soldier.
Paterson, March 90 lscG
We print the above as proof positive that
Gen. Wilson's bill does not 4" equalize bounties. q
and that no bill can do 50. Most certainly, a
bill which takes no account Of State and local
bounties cannOt.-Ed. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

CoRoNER's ISQUEST.-Coroner Widely last
evening held an inquest at the Twenty Precinct
Station. House over the remains Of Thomas Hennessy
who was run over in Westsi by train Of cars dr. avn
BY dummy engine, On the night Of the 18th inst The
inquest was postponed until last evening for the pur
pose of procuring the attendance Of witnesses but tn
only person who seemed to know ANYTHING about IN
case was Michael McWein who testified that he saw
the train going up and about the middle Of he train be
saw running along by the side Of n appareutly
attempting 10 get on board. and a ,hor;
time after be deceased lying beside the tracs
about 20 feet from where he saw him running A W
dict III accordance with the facts rendered Lv tho
jury. Deceased was aged Go years, and native OF
Ireland "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Ncw.York Legislature.
SENAT TIE. .ALnANi, NhrcH It, IT
BILLS REPORTED FAyORABLY.

BILLS REPORTED FAyoRABLY.
To regulate the sale oi ieai tobacco III tne
State of New. York For the relief OF the BROOKLYN and
Rcckaway Beach Railroad. Providing for additional
security from Life and Hea IN Insurance Companes.
10 amend the chnrter Of the Hudson and Harlem River
anal Company. Incorporating the YORK Storage
and Ligberage Company.
Tie PRESIDENT presented communication from the
Clerk ~ the New lOrk Common Council Transmitting
the New York 4 rs tax.eyy adopted by the Common
Counc ON the l4th .nst and Mr. Lent introduced the
hill which was referred 10 the Committee on Municipal
A fairs
incorporating an organization for the extension OF
the Reformed Protestant Church Of North America;
authorizing the formation Of organizations TO build
monuments In memory 81 soldiers VINO nave ihIen III
the serI ice Of the Union; 10 amend the charter Oh
Nswburgh; the New.lork and brooklyn Passenger
and Baggage BILL -
Hills ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING.
Authorizing a survey for railroad rom Senehec'
,ady 10 some point on the ~. Lawrence River.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Ry Mr.. PEARSON relative 10 uncolected taxes IN
Brookyn II provides for the levying OF inc same Oh
the RESPECTIVE wards In proportion 20 the DEMENT'S that
each ward NAV have derived from the tax rs originally
laid. ,u.
and Tompkins in Delaware County. TO Broone county
Ry Mr. PEARsoS-Relative to Notarics fubhc. III
croydes that an appointed for New York having places
Of business in the city may reside in any part Of the
Metropolitan Police District.
BILLS PASSED
Providing for three additional Normal Schools.
For the Improvement of the lands In ana about al
labout Bay brooklyn 10 provide additional means OF
relief for sick and wounded soldiers appropfia'es
$40. 900 for the Ira Harris Hospital at Albany
The Assembly concurrent resolutions IN favor OF giy'
ing Navy officers an increase OF pay were eoop'cu
EVENING Session.
REPORTS.
BY Mr. ODoSSELL. relative to the sale OF intor'c"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

The Galcna Ga-c,ie-published at the city
which was Gen. Grants home till he yolun-
teered to fight for the Union-thus speaks Of the
great captains political sympathies
I'VE know al his hopes and sympahies arc with the
great and patriotic Union party Of this couatry. IN
feeling and sentiment be il thoroughly identified with
the millions of loyal people who in TIE long years o.
war carnage and blood gave their hearts their blood
sympathy nor federation for any party nor any SCI OF
men, VINO we're against the country IL TINS iefrlDe
time Of trial and peril through which 1t mas saieij
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

The Ezpress impertinouily asserts that " the
Washington editor" of The TRIBUNE is oppO-
sing Resumption. The TRIBUNE has but one
Editor, and be has not been in Washington for
months, and has never been but one way on
Resumption since Lee and Johnston surren-
dered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

FIRE IN EAST HOUsToy-sT.-At 8 o'clock
last evening fire occurred IN the apartment Of Charles
Wagner the third noor Of No. 263 East Houson-st
esnsed by the explosion Of kerosene lamp. Officer
Lsche oil the Tenth Precinct and others finally sue
ceeded In extnguising the flames. The furniture wa,
damaged to the amount Of $500 insured for $500 in tbs
4snhstta Co. The binding IL owned by M Whit
and Is damaged TO the amount Of ESQ., insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Railroad Accidents.

PouoHKrEPsIT. Wednesday March 81.
The morning express train from New-fork, on
cha Hudson River Railroad, when near Fort Washing
ION ran over man, killing him instantly Inc same
,ysin when near Tarfytown ran into o hoise anu
wagon, man being In the latter BON 'he 'Ha" HHu
horse were killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Secretary Stewards "o"id.De As
temp,s TO Commit Suicide
EouyeuliOn.
LouIsvILLE. Ky, Wednesday;

IouIsvILE KY, "Wednesday; Mhron - III
Sterling King. who confessed himself guilty
o.,nmn,inc 20 assassinste Secretary Seward enaea'
OLA o. 10 commit suicide this morning py sessrhs
in his HIS rSsOTeTy viii meet here
Inc Ie,h anS i7th April Arrangements have oeeh
ns 10 bring the soldiers half fare over ns ~
road, yss a e ars ssi sha assd
apco Is expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

Gen. Burnside's nomination for Governor by
the Rhode Island COuyen is equivalent to
an election. The State well rewards a soldier
whose services have been considerable, and
whose honesty and patriotism have never been
1nnhfed
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The Peuians in Pbiiadeiph'"'


THIIADEIIHlA WtuHtHuH!' Ut H. rr;on1s
The third of series of meetings OF .l,s ,n,' Ne
Of Irish nationality was held tonight al nne nre
cbanics Hall. District Center Ahufe"
sided. =, Can r y Muller
s. J. Meaney and Major Hageerty oIeasans tro ~
by s,sngens and oMshony would not and dia no,
mediate any violation OF them On military az" Na con.
Operations he was retioent bat suggestive H' W.
tended for the laws OF retrbution
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xeal, for one. But nobody imagined that the
$4,000 was appropriated TO pay the cost OF
sbsting nuisances. We calculate that those
who created the nuisances are to be made to
,,oy that. The 100000 is to be spent in max
ING them do il.