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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-09

Ok the outside page Of this morning
UxIox AND DnPGfcH win be found in
tsressing articles on the following sub
iects: The State Resenue--1he De
mands Of TIE North--The Negro and the
Ballot-The Prisoner At Fortress Monroe
Sunday resdine, etc
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Rejection Of Constitutional Amend
~ suent BY the Legis1afare.

MoxTeoMERY, Dec. s.-The Legislature
rejected the constitutional amendment by
q vote Of q to 2 in the Senate, and SO to
n the House. -
The bill incorporating the New Orleans
Mobile and Chattanooga railroad has De-
come law
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Test-oath Declared UnconsaitutlonaI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The Superior
Court to-day has decided, by vote Of Ave
to four, against the eonstitutionality Of the
test-oath. The opinion will probably be
read on Monday next Ii is understood
that each Of the Judges viii render sepa-
rate opinion.
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For Rent or Lease .

F A FIRST CLASS STORE HOUSE ON THE
"A Public Square. Also, a nice little Farm
three miles from the city, well watered, good
Possession given to both Immediately. Apply 10
A. b. HICKS, Hicks China Hall, 43 Public
Square. dec5-lOt
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Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections as Louisville for
the East, West and North.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 80. 1866,

ASr Steamers of U. S. Mail inc leave Louis
Vile daily at 10 A. u. and P. n, arriving IN
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East.
Passenger car attached to freight trans
Leave Franklin. Ky at 7:l0 A, NJ, and Gallatin
al ESQ A. NJ, arriving in Nashville at ll;5g A. n
Leaves Nashville at $50 ?. NJ, arrives a. ITALIA
tin GO P NJ and at Franklin g.0o 2. "
ALBEIT FINK,
General Superintendent L. n. 4. R.
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The greas variety Of European and Ame-
riean Fsncy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades Brushes, Extracts etc
comprising invoices Of ooo.ls f,,,,, ~. 4.
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For Rent,

A STORE ROOM ON CHURCH STREET
n opposite the Stacey House" An excellent
dsc5-Im n. E. ALLOWAY.
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ON the Look out.

OTTAWA, c. w, Dec. S.-The authori-
ties are watching numerous suspected
Fenians who, il is surmised, intend burn
ing the parliament buildings.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed here at
the respite granted the Fenian prisoners.
Several inches Of snow fell fere yester-
day.
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r r NJ o v A L.
DR.. L. L. COLEMAN
DRUGs. MEDICINES, PERFUmERY.
FANCY GOODS,
Trustees sale OF Real Estate.

DURsUANB TO A DEED OF TRUST, tx
i ecuted By Morris Ksrgar, on the 18th
dEy Of August 1860 and auiy registered IN
the Regisfef's once Of Davidson county. in
book 81, page g.. ! viii expose b Pub
lie sale Al the Courthouse door, in Mach
vile. on Wednesday, the 1914 December, ls1e.
kafgeT has In and 70 . certain piece 81 ground
on Sculh Summer street. e short distance soath
Of the residence ofDr. G. X. Winston. and 'front.'
ing on Summer 375z feet, and running baek 40
AMI the sale Is made free from redemption
Sale At Courthouse. a. l2 o'clock. n. Deem
Der 18th. -,- 1890.
dss3.2y. Iruztte.
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For Rent.

A n ELEGANTBRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"a in Watkins GTnve-fsF rent for the year
1851. Possession given on the 18th Of this month.
For particulars, apply 70 j. BlOOmstein corner
Of Cedar and Watkins streets. dec5-l0t
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For Sale or Exchange,

{ AN ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
"A twenty acres, two miles out on a good pike.
Rich soil, good house, Eve acres Of fine fruits,
fencing and outhouses complete, perennial spring
and cisteTn. House newly painted. viii be
sold at a bargain. If not sold by the 18th inst,
will be rented to a good tenant reasonably low,
Inquire at this Office or 7. S. Mari, Banker.
dec5-1u
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For Rent.

A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE LAW
II and Business Offices.
Also, the rear of a building on the Public
Square, below Cedar street, containing eight
rooms and suitable for a family.
Apply at No. Al Cherry street
dee7-lw MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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Bosros Dec. s.--MathsW Foley'a shoe
factory burned this morning. Loss Sz9'-
600, nearly all insured.
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TaE Chattanooga Union says Edward
Trigg, son Of Judge TEigg, died very sud
denly in Knoxville on the Sta inst
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FOR RENT.

Il HE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
PATCH Printing Office corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. Il is well adapted for Printing
Ofhee, q Furniture Factory. OF other purposes.
Apply to Jno, Wallace, at this Office. or to DR..
j. B. Lindsey. So n. Cherry street
IF
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$50 REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY PRE-
- mises, on Saturday night. oath instant, TWO
MULES, one q dark brown or black Mare Male,
Of medium size tan eolored nose, quick and
sprightly in her gaits. wide in the chest ears
we'll up; has a small sore IA front where names
tie. Horse Mule. a good bay, lengthy and spir-
ness, works under saddle. and moves in lend Of
wagon; tour OF tive years Old last spring They
were raised By Mr.. StOyall, living near Zion
Church. on the Hyde's Ferry Turnpike. If
stFayed. I viii give SO and pay expenses for
the delivery. on any infounation 20 I can get
them; or if stolen, 80 each and 500 for the
thief, if caught and confined in any jail 20 l can
get him. T. X. RAINS.
Near n ashyiile. Nov. q. 1866 decl-2w
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS
To Country Newspaper Pub
liShera-

EsR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE, VARIOUS
IL tonts Of newspaper eayi Job type, which can
be boSSht st very SeaSonabie rates for cash.
Also, lL<aasing Scenes, Cases, Frames, and in
good country neWspansr and lax aasee we have
likewise for sale a Proof job, aud q Power
Press-ail as good as new. The Power Press IS
q Potter, on which can be done almost any de-
scription Of work; size of bed, S2x52. Terms
can be learned on application at this Office.
deceit FI esss ID.
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Dwelling House For Rent
On Union Street,
+ Opposite New Theatre.
JOHN KIRKMAN.
. .,-oo te -a.i-
FOR RENT.

DHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY, NO
i " North Market street. below the Square,
occupied by Myers L Hunt for the last eigh
years. II is also q good location for a Ware
house, or for any kind Of manufacturing bust
ness. Inquire of I. l.. NICI0L. Court House.
nOv29-tf ..f
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Billiard Tables at Auction.
WE WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY, DEC.
lege street,
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES,
Phelan' s make They are now on exhibition.
D0LIN, BARNES x Co.
decf-td AuctiOneerss
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N. B. PLUMMER & co.,

RcREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERs,
u Masonic Temple, Church street. ere rcceiv-
ing the most attractive stock Of Zine groceries
ever offered 10 this market. Come ana see us II
yon want fresh clean goods We have Sugars,
CofTses, Teas. Flour. Bacon. Smoked and Picked
Fish, H0miny, Rice. CF9ckerl, BuckWheat. Tubs.
Cheese, Maecaroui, Lemons. Orange. uelatine
Jeiliss, Canned Fruits, Ginger Preserves, SHAKER
Preserves French Preserves, Oyster, Capers.
Olives, Pine Apples, Steile1s Raisiua, FIGS, Cur
rants. CitFans. PTunes. Dates Oils, Salad Cream.
Raisins. AlmOndS. RecanR. Fine Caudiel. Candy
why try % enumerated We have everything
yea want. fresh and cheap. Come and see "
before y0u bay Orders from the country Cor
Holiday Goods carefully SLED,
III q. pLUMMER s. Co
dee7-2w Masonic Temple. Church street.
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For Rent.

. A FARM OF I66 ACRES, FOUR MILES
n from Nashville, on the Stones River Pike /;
eighty acres in cultivation: well enclosed, and
has on it two story frame house, containing
rooms and in good neighbarhOod. Apply to
ARLINGTON a FARRAR,
dec5-lW No. 6S Public Square.
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Notice TO shippers Of Cotton
via N. & G. h. r..

b. OFFICE OF GENERAL FRRIGHr AGENT, !
n. & q. AND N a n. w. RAILROADS.,
Nashville. Tenn, Dec. s. 1856.
FTHE RATES FREIGHT ON COTTON VIA
III Va. and Tenn. Air Line will be determined
each day by special centracl with Capt. Ben. F.
Egan, Agent, or fF e. III. EWING,
dee9-A General Freight Agent.
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uyHE HOUSE, AND LOT on SOUTH CHEA-
II ri 1ireet, south 81 squire Nilkinsen't b ~
ale The Eunle i q sub.iantial brick ne ilt
dav of lanHarr. isf7 Eur terms. Which Elti %
cay Inquire 81 ~. Sic
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Information Wanted By a
Distressed Wife.

MAJOR E. F. DEATON, OF MURFREES-
IAL bOro, Tenn, left his home several months
since, and has been travelling through Arkansas.
When last heard from by his wife, he was in
Little Rock. This was in August. His wife can
obtain no clue as TO his whereabouts, and she is
apprehensiye that some terrible fate may have
0vertaken him. Any information which will
tend to clear up the mystery and disclose his
Whereabouts. will be gratefully received by Mrs.
4. +. DkATON, Murireesboro, Tenn, to whom
all communications should be addressed
Newspapers everywhere will confer a favor on
the wife Of the missing man which she win ap-
preciate by publishing some notice Of the case.
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For Rent for the year 1se7.

THE LARGE WAREHOUSE AT THE COR
i ner Of Church and College streets, now oceu-
pied By r. b. Chatham Go. Apply 70
MRS. JOHN w. WALKER.
dec6-lW No. q High street.
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AMusEMENrs.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Attraction Extraordinary : :
Positively SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
elhMENCING
Monday, Dec. 10, 1866,
The wonderful and Worid-fsmOus
HANLON BROTHERS
And their Great European Combination.
Look at the array ct talent:
WILLIAM HANLON.
George HANE0N


The acknowledged. champion Gymnasts and
Athletes Of the world
PROF. WM. TANNER. Of London. England.
and his wonderful performing troupe Of DOGS
and Monkeys
SEN0kIfA ROSETTA. Principal Danseuse and
Tight Rope Performer. from the Grand Opera,
Madrid.
MONS. HENRI AUGUST. the most extraor-
binary Jugsler, Dancer and Pant0mimist
MILE AUGUSTINE. Premier Danseuse and
Pantemimist from the Partisan Theatres
The Latest European NOveifieS-fhe
Sphynx, Illuminated Fountain, Golden Shower,
and the mirth-provOking Shadow PantOmime,
ETC., etc, forming the greatest combination OF
artistic talent ever witnessed in one entertain
meut.
Admission. 75 Cents. Reserved Seats. Sd 90.
Seats can be secured st Dorman & Bangs Mu-
sic Store from l0A. n. to P. n. either for the
ser son or single night.
GOOTs open at 7O'elOck-cOmmenec at o'clock.
uTand Hanlon Matinee Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock, for the accommodation Of families and
schools C.AM0RN BRUCE, Advanee Agent.
dec7-St MORRIS SIMMONDS, Manager.
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A Splendid Residence For Sale
ON a Credit of Ten Years.

I WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE, ON BROAD
i Street Pike, with Twenty Acres Of ground
attached for Fifty Thousand Dollars payable in
Ten Equal Annual Payments,
each bearing interest with good personal or other
security for the first i've payments.
A description Of the property is unnecessary.
Come and examined.
Possession Given Immediately.
VII GORDON.
Nashville. Nov. n. ISfl--Im
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Fishing Tackle

Fishing Tackle,
consisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
brated manufactures Of Limerick. Irelsnd
and Silk Grass, Japanese, and Cabs laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in a Erst-class establishment.
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS inst received
~ Prescriptions compounded with &C.
curaey by competent and experienced Phar-
macists; and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders, all goods being war
ranted as represented
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sta.
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A FfER HAVING REFTTTED AND
= Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
We are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines Dive
stuhs, etc, which for quality and purity
arc unsurpassed by any other similar estsb-
hshment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Ame.
rican Fsncy Goods. Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, POmades Brushes, Extracts etc
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, london; Coudray, societe Hyeienique
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other rspu-
table American manufacturers viii d.
found most complete, and for beauty. ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to snit the
tastes Of che most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puas and Boxes
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class.
being OF the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed 20 go out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all ine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maceoboy Snuffs, and every article In
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,

wHoLEsALE < RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Comm CoE1EoR AND UxoS STREETS,
The Old Stand Of STRETCH q Fourrs.)
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saturtIay, Deeember e0lh. 80.
BETH, W. Lowell Is. Francis N. Murvsll.
saturday. December 2s, 1888,

Bettie w. Lowell ~. Francs M. Mnrveii.
TN pursuance Of decree Of the Chaneery Court
4 at Nashville. in above named ease. will self
at the Courthouse. at Nashville. on
Saturday. December 2s, 1885,
a lot on Spring street, in EdgefeId described as
follows Beginning on Spring street, ct the
corner o. part Of lot sold 70 Samf Sparkman,
and running thence along Spring street towards
the Whites Creek Turnpike road, 40 feet 20
stone; thence at right angels from said street las
feet 10 the southern line Of lot No. 2, IN Wet
more's plan Of Bdgekeld; thence with said line
east 40 feet 90 Sparkmens corner; thence with
Sparkman's line to the beginning"
TERMS; Six months credit, note required.
with two approved securities, bearing interest
from day Of sale. and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption. MORTON B. HOWELL.
decS-td Clerk and Master.
Ellen Desha vs.. Thomas Russell, ct ale.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
= Chaucery Court ~ Nashville ~ the above
named cause. ] win sell At the Courtbouse in
Nashville, on
Saturday, December 20. Iss8.
a tract Of land containing 70 acres, on the waters
Of Indian and Mil Creeks in the sixth Civil
District Of Davidson county. adjoining the
lands Of RObt Mayheld John Briley Tibilha
Bond, Newton Briley and others. See particular
description in Book No. 80. page 687, Of the
REGISTERS once.
TERMS OF sALE--Six months credit Note
required with two approved securities, add q
lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
decs-td Clerk and Master
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WIN. TITLEBAU


uITEATED ~ MILES FROM THE CITY,
- on the Gallatin Pike, containing SIX acres d
iand, maFnifcenily improved. and ornamented
with fruiis. flowers and shFubbery,
Is F0R SALE.
Inouir, Of NEWSOM, GLOVER 1 co.
decs-2W y North Cherry street.
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WE WILL SELL AT 10 O'CLOCK OK
W WEDNESDAf MOkAiaa next ~ tne
street. a large variety % valuable h9ai egeit
Furniture CONSISTING 81 i4pei ny ali heite
Carpotipg4. elegant carved Reservoir reti9f
Ishle1s Rrok Ulres. q number 81 hands1na
Psintinea and EngraF iug5i iarEe Mantls -1lt-
Fors, one extra fine Rosewood. Pearl KEY fAtn1-
forfer q large assortment OK nanl -.nie Nal-t
k5.lrl1 t.l.rinr arfinl-a. eale positive Ala
Sriieiss an 81 seen d he hegse the as} eeiain
he -. DoLIN 8 BARNES.
dec8-M fG.l a4.till-
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saauraay, peeemesr 90. lsee

The two Store Houses and Lots on the south
side Of the Public Square. at present occupied
By Nike Powers and ]. A. j. Rose as Clothing
stores. These lots each mont 3 feet and run
buildings
IHE TERMS OF SALE are $500 upon each lot
cash, and the residue upon credits Of one and
two years. Notes required with approved secu-
rity, and q lien retained. Sale free from re-
dempti0n. MORTON b. HOW ELL,
decs-td Clerk ard Master.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-17
Atroc,ous ROBBERY.

The Cleveland Herald gives an account Of
a new and atrocious mode of robbery re-
sorted to by two villains at Wellsville,
Ohio, on Saturday night. Their victim
was an old gentleman recently from Cali
fornia. By some means they succeeded in
attracting his attention, and finally became
so familiar as to offer an apple, which he
accepted and ate. In short time, the
strychnine previously placed in the apple,
began to take effect, causing the gentle
man to fall in a helpless condition ON the
pavement, where he was discovered at a
late hour, in great agony, robbed Of all his
money and everything Of value about his
person. The scoundrels lett the town that
night and have not been heard from since.
They gave him an overdose, from the eff
fects (which he will probably recover, as
the best medical assistance that could be
procured was Immediately summoned to
the scene. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-17
Cotton Stealing.

1.-The following is from a Mobile cores
pondent. 1t shows how the Government is
defrauded by officials; .s.. 1884,. rs ,.,i ,t.
''COtton appears to be the bane of our
country; it not only drove the fairest part
of Uncle Sans heritage into rebellion, but
what is equally bad, it utterly demoral-
lied and completely destroyed what little
honesty three-f0urths of his officials pos
sessed. In Mississippi and Alabama be-
tween 100000 and 100000 bales of cotton
reverted to the Government, and the prop
er vouchers were placed in the hands of its
agents. OF this amount not more than 25,-
600 bales will the Government ever realize,
and that will cost five times the market
price of cotton. Both Federal and Con-
federate Governments were victims of these
wholesale swindles; officers OF both sides
would have an understanding with each
other, and cotton would be passed through
the lines of both armies, when the high con-
tracing parties would divide the spoil
Forrest made an immense sum in this man
ner. His Memphis agent agreed to furnish
the Confederaey with medical supplies, ana
for two bales of cotton he was to send to
Forrest the value Of one bale in medicines.
But few days ago Forrest sent to Mem
,phis eight hundred bales of his own cotton
from North Alabama. Thousands of
bales marked G. S. A. were seized by the
authorities, after which, by some hocus
pocus, the b9b bales would be found
minus the rebel mark, but bearing the ini-
tials of some professedly loyal individual.
In Columbus, Mississippi, the Government
became possessed of several thousand bales
Its agent, Harrison johnson, one of the few
Mississippians who stood up boldly for his
whole country, even In its darkest hour,
was faithfully performing his duty, and
had delivered to Government more cotton
than any other agent, when, himself and
all his aids were suddenly arrested and all
the cotton taken out of their hands. A few
days, however, served to show that Mr..
johnson was all right, aud he was dis
charged from arrest, but some 5000 bales of
Government cotton which he had in his
possession previously, was not restOred.-
. By some unknown means this cotton was
9 fired, and the agents who arrested Mr..
d johnson, but still retained the cotton, de-
clare it was all burned. Parties who were
upon the ground declare that not more than
five hundred bales of this cotton were
burned Soldiers In Columbus were al
lowed to openly. steal cotton and take itout
OF town, even going SO far as TO detail a
guard from among themselves to protect it
from other cotton thieves. These facts are
.youched for,by the Acting Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau Of the
Northern Distrietef Mississippi !, h s9F (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-17
Tha Slinnerr SidewnIks.

Yesterday morning the streets and side
walks were covered with fresh coating of
smooth solidice, affording in many places
fine skating for the boys. Pedestrians had
TO Derake themselves TO the middle OF the
streets, where the walking was by no
means pleasant or safe. The day was clear
and pleasant, and where the sun had free
access, it mollified somewhat the hardened
surface of the ice. We heard of some acci-
dents, and fear many more occurred. Peo-
pie, canhot be toe cautious in these icy
times In guarding well their footsteps, nor
the occupiers Of dwellings and stores too
benevolent in clearing away the ice on the
sidewalks, or in throwing ashes and Gin
ders upon it. 'h2 =! "a at.il lI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-17
Another Accident.

A young man by the name OF Robert
Vandemark, son of Mr.. Gideon Vande-
mark, who resides on Rich street, fell down
on the pavement yesterday morning, near
his fathers residence, and broke his right
arm in two places, which will render him
unfit for the performance of any work for
months. If he had been so fortunate as to
have secured policy in the ACCIDENT In
sURANcE COMPANY OF COLUMBUS, he would
have received a handsome sum per week
during his confinement, which would COM
pensate in some measure for the pains he
has to endure. o'IHrt 7rl 1hra
We have heard of several other accidents
which happened yesterday which will re-
suit in disability for longer or shorter pc
RODS. Now is the time to call on Joseph
Dowdall, agent for the Accident Insurance
Company, and obtain policy at once.