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, 1866-03-07


MEMruts, March 4.
A n.e broke out this evening in the cellar Of
Hoffman 4 Co.'S store, on Jefferson street, in which
IS stored quantity Of wtiskey and one hundred
nalcs Of cotton II Il still burning and getting the
teet Of the hremen, and The 1oas will be heavy.
CARo- March GA fire broke ont in the Mound
ine, with most Of liz contents, Was soon consumed
The structure was frame, three stories in height,
with t,asement, and contained seventy rooIns. II
the base1ent wAs the +a]obn barber shop and btl-
l[ard room. The building wHs valued at IL, 600,
md insured for &, ,00Q The Ire broke OUT in 4
room In which there had been no fire for several
an incr1dtafy.
MADISON, Win, March 6-The stables Of Bel11s
Il CO, Were burned here ast night Inrcndiausm
is suspected. Three fine hofses and several head
OF cattle we1e burned. Loss, above Insurance,
about &, ,0m.
ia.t three 4fores were burned In Auburn 10 thfP
ep,,nty. One Of the buildings Was occupied ~ s.
, 1866-03-07

Co1eatess Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable O,e In combination with Glyccrine, and
especially designed for the me- OF Ladies' and fof
the Nutse1y. Its perfume Is exquisite, and IL
wushinE properties uuriyal}cd. For rale by all
drugsists. feb17hSB 1y.xaw
, 1866-03-07

Death OF General Grants AdIutant
General.
GARRISON, NEW YoRK, March 6-Col. uo Ecrs
Adjnt1nt General on Geneeal Grants stat. was In.
slantly Killed, BY falling between the care, while
attempting TO get on just a. the iran startfn::
ma!ns 10 be sen1 10 Wrst Point, in catc Of Maior
liIl
, 1866-03-07

DalIeyss Magical Pain Extractor In 4
certain crr for enrnf pics. corns, ounlons, .eu.
1uatism, npsi btier, and skin diseases. Try IL
Only 3 cents. Sold By dturrtets.
fel9hNS-tm.mH&f
, 1866-03-07
5StuIe1t.

GTOLEN-$2O Reward-From
~ VIM. coNDELL, Shields, Lake county, ILL.,, 3 big
White Marn, about 1s bands high. NindEnifcd In hind
leg The above reward will be paid for her return
NfiEht's Stable, corner Of Wolcott md kinzests.
10 the owner At Shields. oleg
, 1866-03-07

OFrr 1,14O.OOO boxes of stPetttt'a Amer
lean Eye salveH has been successfully used in re-
Neriug pain and restos7n: sight Wilhln twenty two
years past Sold by druggists In 81 Louis Chicago
and New Ofleaua. mh5-oiHl9tMW
, 1866-03-07
5trapeD.

CTRAYED-From 243 West Ram
~ an,nn a. hay Ms{e Mule. Tbs nuder viii ho
H ably rewared 81 setutninE her to The shove place
OILS
, 1866-03-07

Go to cur friend n. F. Merrillss fur
kcroeenee oils. lamps. lanterns chandeliers, gaee-
wnle, &C., 4 and Is Randolph street u565
, 1866-03-07
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The E1presa Robbery-DctcctiEes Re-
ported to be in Collux1on with the
le0bbere-A Livery Stable Keeper
Shot-lnhuman Murder on a Steam.
boat
, 1866-03-07

'NahR1t cap :.
TAKEN UP-A Stray Mule may
i he found at the barn OF Z. r. APPLE5Y. AS1
WAahtnG ton IT,, corner Ktshop Court. which cao be
nt5l 4p
, 1866-03-07

WQE, 0t-I II hnQ % R3h00Tph fffteE bJ6S
Go TO the Best-(so to DrTant Il Strait
tons Chicago Commercial College to Get u thor
o1eh. practical bustness educston. or 10 become a
good Telegraph 0perator. Address tor Circular,
BRYANT ofRATT0N, Chicago, III.
, 1866-03-07
.T0unn.

FOUND-On Saturday, the Sd
L inst. on Clark street, = Eun Or money: Tia
owner can have the by describing property and
paying eha1Ect. address - Z, Box 6116 Chicago
0StQ
, 1866-03-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

NWh ho reads an American book 9ss in
answered 70 the confusion Of pyupoEe1s. and the
qUesy, Who uHes an American perfume! - can be
~ satisfactorily replied to BY Pha1on Son. Their
mns popular extacts for The handkerchief that has
Nhere ''
, 1866-03-07

Atlantic White Lead nud LiuAeed oil
Co., OF New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, He'd Lead, Atharcc, Glass MAkers' Red Lead,
&c.
Also, Linsced Oil Raw. Boiled and Re8ued. For
Raie by druggists and dealers generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE l. CO., General Agents, aS7
Pearl street, New York. octadSG9- q t2tew.wSs
, 1866-03-07

EoR1uknN RAILROAD CoxpAxY,-A meeting oj
the stockholders o. the Northern Railway compsny
vas held at the TEetnont House IN Monday eEentue,
At which the following eeu'lemen were elected d
Directors for the ensuing ytnr: J.. "A. Sleeper l. t.
Esiee. Of Chicago; Z. II. Macon, OF Liberty vile,
u: GeSEse strong, Of Wheeling. ul:: $. c. Tuck:
Racine, Wis. D. y. Dame, Of inarG, III; E. r.
Barton. Of Freeport. ILL.,; 4. b. Partridge. or TIE.
mont, III. Al snheequent meeting OF ths Dtcc.
to.F, G. A. Thompson. Of Itacine Wis, was elected
President, and Merrill Ladd, Of Chicago, Secretary
and TREASURER
, 1866-03-07
GRAND CHANCE TO INVEST!
Buy your Tickets in the Grand Union
Gift Coucart,
AGENTS WANTED

PC Boz 40. Fl. Atklpsou. Jefferson Co., via.
.AGFNTSl ste0 In Ereenbacks will be given to The
Agent selling the largest humber OF tIckefs the next
largest. SO; and 10 the next Sso all In greenn8cks
, 1866-03-07

FOUND-On the Lake shore near
l. The City Cemetery. Pay Aa1e With saddle o..
which this owntr ran laye by proving property and
A1s Brewing Co. pst3
, 1866-03-07
.T0r Salt.

TOR SALE-Cheap, good will
sud trtuy~sleAse and lctngt. stock and furniture
Of Boarding House and Saloon. 18s Eaat Ftnz!erst-
INQUIRE on the prem lses Good Eesaone for selling:
=. -
, 1866-03-07

TOR SALE-Farms at great bar
gains-S9H actes Of choice 1and. betng one OF the
best stock and grain af5 ~ tbs country, situated i
miles from Chicago three miles non, Morris, Grady
Copnt5. ILL., y mEe from W2rehouse ling on Canal
amount EsIuabie rmneT L contains coal and raaniog
wat+r. Terms eaa7: t?,0o per acre. Y down, l, Is
Also Two cholce farms three miles wrss Of Loekpoft,
WI coaasy NE Mills h9m Joliet o9e these :arm,
1aTEs nasr & lsfFs Sa eSn e1s g!soay ans other out
bea1'nR orchard. Eoad uelghboTnood. lying on good
road. lG1 acEes-3tao0 per ac1t-thc improvements
70 acres, well Improved buildings neg fucta, At s1ad
ss ne o'hs % M ~ beth e
dress n. 4. BALDWIN. ~ South Clark street, Chi
cagn. OF O. Eux. IatIet. Ill. n1M
, 1866-03-07

HoxEs ron EAI1-RIAuF-HAnE noUsEs-A new
IeatMc in building, md one lung needed, has just
hccn introduced By {Maiosl Lyman Bridges. Ma
sonic Temple, No St Dearborn street he has nov
hre different houses, Of from three 10 seren rooms
in each, already made. and ready to be put up On
any lot In the city or 10 ship TO the country either
sinElE OF By the quantity. They well made, du-
rnhle and cheap, tod within the reach Of the most
humble neans. Families now pnytn.. exorbilsnt
rents ,sou.d do well to examine them With view
In DUrrhNxa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

y AIDES Lambs Wool Hose; Gen
"a Kid. Cloth, Buck and Berlin ,''o o.,.
Mems Bsndana Silk Handkerchief; o.
er Wood Pipes; Gilt Note Paper 'n'
velope.; Photograph Albums. al
Nov q L'c<7'N"''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SIEEPlIERDSTOWN REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY


al s. 81 ger aunnrn in advance, or If paid with
N two tnDutts CT the date Of subscription;
liz not paul Within two nl6lths So rlil be
charged These terms viii be strictly adj
hercd o.
ADysRrIsrMEXrs Of one square or less, for
hl es n-eIi ,ir, or less 81 80, aud 80 cents per
square ior each additional Insertion. Larger
ones IN the same proportion. The space OF
u lives III constitute square.
a lbcrai ttduCtiou will be made from the
labaye rates, ,u yearly advertisements. ~
Il tre numacr of user ions be not marked
Oh Tie ads erll,, mcnt, when sent in, 1t Will be
puLi,hcd ant charged accordingly
! JOB PE.sTING Will be executed with neat
ness and tesF-tch.
II, Job work and Advertisements nust be
paid fer when LANDED in.
Al PERSONAL communications will be charged
Tor al ,ae rate of So celts per square, II lines,
for ouc il ton.
To avol5 any misunderstanding on The part
Of the AuDual Advertisers it is proper 10 state
diainsiy That t.e!r privilege only extends 10
their ON Immediate business. kea Estate. lie
gal and 81 other advertisements sent by them
10 be an additional charge, and no variation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

GOOD Portland Syrup can be had al
VI Cost & Wagner's for 60 cents DER
p>lipp also Kerosene Oil a, rs cents
Ter eall@n. ,.. Aug. ls, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
L.ATEST ARRIVAL.

LITEST .IRRIV.IL.
REAT excitement oil The New
VI Cheap Cash Store. New goods Of
all styles, qualities and prices just received
rom. Philaselphia and Baltimore, and
viii be sold very cheap for Cash. Per
sous in quest Of Bargains, will do well by
giving us a call before purchasing else
where. Come one. Come all.
Aug.ls COST g. WAGNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Sundries and Notions.

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger, Cloves. To
merle, NuImeg-, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley
Rice Flour, Sage, Corn Starch, GeLalne, Veg
etable Extracts, Essences, &c, SC, Cocoalh'
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sosodont Tor toe
teeth, Hair Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Combs, p.nkn,v.s, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Pa
per and Envelopes, Po.tmonales, MAJ! b ushes
Biae kenins BrasheS, Indeihbe luks, Vegetable
DYES iOI cOloEng silks, DC.
Ina word, any tElng that is usually found IN
a Drug Store; all OF which will be sold low toT
cash. Call and examine my stock.
X. T.. BURKHART,
Enters Corner.
Shepherdstown, April 81, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Patent Medicines.

Unjgi tu!S nrau LG cEutDtialt> he lo owing
Ayers Cherry fec'oiai, ayers SofsA ,.anH>
Ayers Cajhnrtic PA, Wissr'S Ht.am OF . ill.,
lherry, james EHIsc!orant "a" c.!'r p'epa
rauvrls. EIoun's I! VLcHIsI f5Cus .3''. ~ irs'
iow's SurIhiI Syfuy, ~Gth,fs toU@h 'tT"i
and oth.I IIrpdra',onS, bIahe's Plantation D.
iers, HoslGtttrs Bu,efS, jiOocauLs German
Bi,Iers, Juniper Tar, bulls ea'saIaiIi'n, Car
trY'3 :, ao!.b iiAlurs SCfrik'> S>lruy - rIp, :
Hlnacea, CvJ Lis r Oh h.uu Gy s'Nsr.rd
Discovery, Hamptou'S EegetNoie Ilnc,oF'.
>, hcldam ocAnapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Jaws Fam Killer, Railways Realy Nehet md
o,h.r preparations, Bells White OIl and Other
preparations, Pn,-N rights, Buirs. Peters
Morrison late and rtheus's Fan|r&ic !lt,
Comp sil.ou .GsrS, Bur, Dtarf5oeI Cor
Jlai, " Gods Hair Restorer, American Hair
kes,o.er, Iriccpherous, Thompson, ~. Wa
Ter, Benz ne ior renewing gr@,Se !ar * : t>'''
e.. =. kug.cs CAvier' ,c.G,, Dr.. Ankey ;
ccehrct CAos,r. Drops, ka1aay's Renewal IS
I<.sulyent, Scheuck' SeaWstd Tonic, llch ONT
nent, Magnetic Ointment, Or. O.good's tho!a-
LOCUS for Ch!s AID Fe>e1Sr DuIue:ss 2!tl--
ton il, tie bal, BACK o.! Vanish, SsiBeI'r
ApC.itul Biit.T W ire Ui Iron, Olive Oil, no To-
ways " orm CONNECTION, t!cLane'S Vermiiugc,
Fne's Yeimlfuge. American Worm KILLER.
Fahnes,ocS's vermituge, McMunn's Elixir OF
Opium, henrys CaIcined Magne'la. Hembolt's
Exlract OF buchu Brush Oh, Oh of spike, Oh
Stone, Mustang Lip'mcn Opededc and OF her
hydrocarbons, Stonebraker's -,ervs and Bore
nimehl, Cough Syrup, SionetIakeIs Raj IT.
Ter and Other preparst oms, Strengthening las
tsrs aud Adhesive PIaslers, Horse aud Ca"le
Pow ders, Turf Oil, Horsemans Hope, Barry ;
Eminent, Merchants GargiIn5 Oh, Rogers
EmhIocalion, &c, &c DC &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

% R. .GURKHAHr has on hand, ant
81 =. }. G..s!...,.y al 10 il, a large ana vel
~ 5, lcct ] : : q gGrs
Drugs and Tat Mt Medic nes, Pure VIM,
Brandy, Whiskey, Rum a"d Gln, Paints,
PAM, H..shpS OhS, Dye-stutts and Nlndow
G!ass. k,tosrne "a, LamP- ant Cbimneys,
Fine peuunrry, Fora'es and lo,,, Say
&C., Ficucn Candies, IN s,ns and EIRs, 20
baclo and Cigars, Stationery and cutlery
Nations dc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22

Jferson County. Us't trg'nia'

.YIAyE in store and. for sale, Mowers Reap
II ers, Threshiug Machines, Clover 'iuI.ers,
Buggy Rakes, Revolving i'abes' b"s5y ;, C y, -
plcughs, Culiiya,ors, Double and SiHgje 'ho'ci
ploushs, Ha!rows. Three lorse Fioaehs, Com
shg,i,r., Cut.:ns Boxes, CIDER Mis-, Gao @laIi-,
field and C arden Rollers, Coru aud Coo N1.'>,
Railway rlorse Powers, Washing Nach'ngs ana
" ringers, Patent " alter Drawers, for WEI,
and Cisscrus; Cislcrn and Force Pumps, Of ali
varieties, Chain and Tubing fox fumP''
Wrought Iron, Lead, Ziuc aid i ood / ri.S Tor
Ci,terrs and Aejls ;Craf!cs ana ~! U' dow
inc Scy,he- and suaths. lakes, Forks SuoEc.S
Noes, Iron Fences e Il. Er'oms, ic.s, bas-
kets, Post Hole Aug 'a"ksmithe D.'i's.
SC, &c, sc.
sell the best stationary Engine in use We
cell Calvin Page, celebrated !iow ard ether
machines ma:rCaclure. We sell Tie Jcsi
Gum Sprn2 Din and The Bckfo.d x iiorim'n
Break Pin llri,i. The celebrated fertilizers o!
Fowle, Bayuc & Co, 3. u. Rhodes, join 5
Reese & Co.
July 7, 1866. y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
NO CURE-NO PAY |

And without The use Of those deadly po;sons
Mercury, VurpenIine, Harlem Oh, opaJia, or
any other disgusting drug. The remedies used
BY Dr. J)neS are entirely Vegetable, sweet TO
taste AND salubricus to the patient. anl vii
GIVE o.! DISEASE IN as mory days a. It formerly
rrapirsd weeks aud .nor;b.; std can te tassc
wtnOai any change ot de; u n'njTa7co from
business, or Gelecuou q trends, all Is made vo-
cal by the voice OF becoming praise, from ne
iouy Enouutuiu Top 10 the EulH1.e Eeet see. o!
The ,aiiev
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
Grand Trial Ct Sewing Machines
BETWEEN TIE

HUcor 8. Gibbs uad Florence!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT
Il is declared the best M.chir AID awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox < Gibbs Nscnue thirty-hye
distinct claims were wrde lor superiority, all Of
which we're fully sustained. Fer the Florence
but ten were presencd,ouiy two Of " bIch were
sustained. By this uiaI, more thOIpugh than
ANYTHING of The kind ever previously at: mPied,
before an able and impartial jury,t the justice OF
whose verdict none can dispute, II has bee
proved and decided, and published to the world,
that The Wilcox & Gibbs Machine Is just " he;
it has claimed 10 De AN i'm roycmeni un dot Oic-
thread Machines. Ii requires no prophet. /" e
think TO foIetell lis ulIim IL triumph the re-
,ognIzed standard Sewing Machine of the
world. Circulars containing fall report OF
the judges and all particulars at this important
triaI can be obtained OF
T. l. DARNELL Agent.
shepherdstowo, july p. lotG. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-22
SEMIN AL W K1IsS

| IS another 50 "a -. d...nss yssS' 30 by Ut
ratuIsi habits % ytu.s, iearaeu l:on eva CON
paniuis, :. .-n a >cfl ui, T.! While alone. h.:
most rtiln.d a..d uiG.tutai ~ "a vcy: ,eL
on 10 all alarming extent by tolh sexes, Old anc
iy1uGg. brUsrus on host Of artificial symp
;ouls q: Ais 49, UuGDi W. 20 u Sir r sud" Vi
medical adj I>eI; aiu u AZ 80 cause cAl. oeeI
known, they could have beel saved ifom an
Unimcly Grave! What pity fof the thous-
ards q! young mea ~Ls s's pG!rS away "i'o
disease. unknown ~ der p.ltu's aud friends
tie unfortunate remember hat when W ak
ness UyercomeS the sncs body, followed by
pains in the head, sac. !Y.us. iass.i anI joigt,,
loss o. Memory, Fs.snauom Of tas Atats Hywp
toms ct Dyst tps'a, Iosi,enss', LoUshs 'L"ica'
1--WE Of Cons uwliIon, Dinness o.. Sight, k.rS
ing in he Ears, Tightiui rspi0Iy uu.li deain
puts all EN-, ~ thet Au!iefn-s ~ .ili such
DR. JbNIS Z" III sive aU!t IsStora'i0E, "Nh
SUCH baiuy juIc OF neIos as 4" III rtin'i2UIar
eni1ehled manhood. syphilis Is ons OF the
most destructive diseases UPON the human syS.
TEN. The unfortunate should remember that
~hen this disease E,kes IT. api eaTdnCe III The
throat, ROOT Of lhs ruul,ia and nose, with SO e.
and bip;Ches all over the head aud body, IL Is
last Fastening he upforlupasC S'tum u az
carly ga e. 70 al such Ok. J is Ctiers
The most certain, safe and psImaa' Ii Iraetmeni
10 toe world, wi.hoIt any Change q Diet, o.
anGrance lfoIS business. On JpNES having
ios many year. devoted his aueatlon 10 l.'s
clss. Of comp ANTS, can give entire Satisfaction
In all bslr CEN lie stSd forms. Persons a. d
distspc. eau te cured al LUDe D. c, insulting
DR. jones ny Ister. describing symptoms, aEt,
and bow Icing standing The dis'ase may be. !"
letters arc strictly con6den,Ial-no IeGsla Sec
T. Inc iei,er. tut tic Ur b.msel!.
ALL fEMALE COMPLAINTS SPEEDILY
CURED.
II DR.. JONES may he consulted on any
jlst ae al has Office porlh Jona,h an ST.. Hasers-
lowu, Nd, directly opposite the Neth"dAt Epis.
copsl ChuEch. rs Strangers viii observe
,ho Name Oh the door aud widow.
a. All lelteiS Iusl contain stamp TO H.
sur, au answer. Msdulu ines sent 10 sHy pau Of
hs Cuied staies, ny mail or express, 10 pa
lent. address
L. Persons rsWsinirg Under iresmeat can
have Boarding koow. furnish Ell them al reason-
IU!e rates. Address
Or. D. w. JONES,
Hagers.o@u, Nd.
April IA, 1865. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
Robbery,

An elderly gentleman, who arrived In
the city night before last a stranger, re-
ports that he called a hack and requested
to be taken to the nearest hotel. He states
that he was driven aeonslderable distance
round in the city, and finally the hack stop
ped at some place near the Zettler House.
There he got out of the hack, and opened
his pocket book for money to pay the
driver. AS he could not see very well, he
took out by mistake $50 bill. While he
was looking at the bill, a man who had
been with him in the hack, suddenly leaped
out OF it, snatGhed the money from his
hands and jumped into the hack. which
Immediately drove off at full speed. The
affair, we understand, is in the hands of the
nnlipp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
Exercise Of Guy Firo Department

Exercise of City Firo Department.
The Fire Department of the city was
called out yesterday afternoon by the Chief
Engineer, Col. Isaac IL. Marrow, for exer-
else at Kelly's Spring, corner of Broad and
Fifth streets. The three steam fire engines
the Benjamin Blake, the Joseph Ridge
way, and John Miller-belonging to the
three Engine Houses, were on the ground
at the hour assigned; the hose was laid
from each, the firing up commenced; steam
was raised, and the process of throwing wa
ter, as if at huge fire, was begun, and
continued tor an hour or more.
The general results of comparison be-
tween the action of the Engines are as fol-
lows: ...
The Blake and Ridgeway were the first
to get up steam, which they did simultane-
ously in seven and one-half minutes.
In the greatest distance at which water
was thrown with % lbs. of steam, the Blake
and Ridgeway were also equal.
With 40 lbs. of steam, the Blake was
ahead in throwing water to the greatest
distance, and the Ridgeway, in throwing ii
to the greatest heighth.
In throwing water, with two streams
each, the Ridgeway was ahead in raising it
to the greatest heighth.
In raising water to the greatest heighth,
with single stream, the Miller excelled.
The quickest time in reeling up 200 feet
OF hose was made by the Ridgeway.
To an Impractical eye it was difficult to
perceive any difference, in the distance and
height at which water was thrown, between
the Blake and Ridgeway. All the engines
performed their functions remarkably well
and gave very satisfactory evidence of tht
skill with which our Fire Department Il
organized, and the efficiency with which i
is managed under its present Chief. TIL,
different engineers, fremen, hosemen anC
other assistants, were promptly at thei
allotted posts, and discharged the dutie
assigned them with celerity and skill tina
showed they were the men to be depended
upon in an emergency.
During the exercises yesterday after
noon, the Engines threw, sometimes three
and sometimes five streams of water. The!
completely deluged that portion of BroaC
street, near which they were stationed, ant
showed what food of water they couI,
discharge upon burning building in
very briefspace Of time. The great height
too. at which water was thrown demon
strated that the roof of the highest struc
ture in the city could be easily reached,
necessity required. We cannot refraii
from congratulating our citizens upon tn
excellence, and, we may add, superiorit!
of our Fire Department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11


Z AMxs by the name of John Rivenburg,
who has wife living somewhere In New
York, undertook to marry girl aged tif-
teen at Tonica, Illinois, against the wishes
ofher parents. He was frustrated.
Two cabmcn who, some days ago, under
took to defraud an old man and q, stranger
In that city, were each fined 800 in st.
Louis, and had their licenses revoked and
bonds forfeited.
Hon. L. S. FOSTER, at present U. 5. Sena-
tor from connecticut, could not get the
Connecticut Republican caucus nomina-
ton. Orrin s. Terry was the fortunate
man. He will succeed Mr.. Foster In the
Senate. t.... ..... .
p THE Odd Fellows entertainment at Mo-
zart Hall, Cincinnati, on Wednesday night,
in honor of the members OF the Grand
Lodge Of the State, was a brilliant specta-
Gle. The attraction of the evening was an
Grafton by Past Grand Sire Nicholson.
OK Sunday last, in Montgomery county,
Ca, Alfred Morris mortally wounded Sea-
born Hall, by plunging knife into his
bosom, when Levi Hall, the brother OF Sea-
born, shot Morris dead. All the parties
were respectfully connected.
A REPUBLICAN journal don't think the
proposed amendments of the Constitution
will be acceptable to the South; but claims
that we, in the capacity of conquerors' can
do whatever we please with the south.
That editor is a statesman.
FRoM special to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
we learn that Hon. L. ID. Campbell was SER
enaded at Hamilton, o., OH the 9th inst-
when he made lengthy speech. He af-
tirmed the Monroe doctrine; bitterly de-
nounced the Radicals and the usurping
Rump Congress; proclaimed a determined
support OF President johnson and his
policy, and favored the immediate admis-
sion of the Southern Representatives. lie
has been confirmed by the Senate as Min
lister to Mexico. .....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11

Tile Democratic members do not attend
the meetings of the, Republican members
Of the Council, because they do not desire
to be party to disgraceful scene 10 the
Council Chamber, that would inevitably
follow, II Mr.. Comstock should persist in
his present course. H9i
They desire and are anxious to go to work
and proceed to do business in q legal way;
they have made fair, honorable and just
propositions to Mr.. Comstock and other
Republican members of the Council, all of
which have been rejected; D.; they can do no
| more; they intend to do no more, being
confident in the correetnesN OF their posi-
tion, and feeling sure Of the APPRECIATION OF
their constituents aud of every fair-minded
man of any party; they have no fears OF
the consequences, and trust that public
opinion will sustain them IN their course.
| The slang in Thursday mornings Journal
have no disposition to notice. 1t is un-
worthy of place in respectable paper
g - -,4 - .-. --, j, REINHARD.