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bnd pispatth
,...NoyEMBER 10, 1895,
Ss~ue Marriage o. IN Old Dichnsnt
0sahleess wife.

n1Quo AoTra08e ~ - - - =
0snahaesss Wife.
A few days since singular marriage oc-
CURED In the private house ola Presby-
terrain clergyman In this city, the circum-
stances Of which ere - follows:
The bridegroom was what Is siyieII All.
sporting man, Gnd was On his way ~ nos s
bany with brother black-leg, sonerty
sessed . very dangerous piece o. s,,r nrctty
in tho shape q aA extraeruh.d not been
wife. The married gamble, s a some.
long on the boat before nc ~ UV. s,.onse IN In
thing In the condact ., me- we. more
duce him 10 suspect ina. sno - con
fund Of his friend than was piess@n1, " S Son
template or prudent 70 permit; I
his own counsel, however, anu Ms~,. ~
nn.s snr leaving the pair alone. Iney pro-
steJ nv his absence, and, Just peiore tue
.sesmer reached thecapital, ne went SUD
denIy TO his state-room and forcea open
the door. He found the twain WITHIN, ana
=, The point of revolver, but calmly, made
the lover swear that he would marry the
false wife Immediately on returning to New
Work. "You say you love her" no added:
aProye IL In the way I prescribe, and !
.hall never trouble you or her. Fail TO
make her your wife, and I'll pursue you
20 the ends Of the earth, and take your
life. 40 sure rs there is God in Heaven.
Have no hesitation about the legal difii-
Guilty. / shall never make my appearance
on your domestic scene; and few Will
know, and no one viii disturb you In your
connubial relation. I have loved that wo-
man better than my life-I love her still.
But after what has occurred, cannot take
her to my arms again. She has transferred
her affections to you, believe. Do not
abuse them. Cherish and protect her /;
and if YOU ever need friend apply to me.
You have sworn to marry her. II you
have any regard for your life, keep your
oath; for have sworn, as you have, 10
kill you If you do not redeem your sacred
word"
At Albany the betrayed Benedict parted
with nj, wife and her lover, who came di-
rectly over to New York, and were straight
way Joined in wedlock. The first-men-
toned person is said to be man OF educa-
ton. at one time a merchant in Baltimore,
Md. and remarkable among his "profes-
sionn for the strictness with which he
keeps his word, and the perfect GOODNESS OF
his play. 1t is said he killed man in
duei at Richmond, Va, before the war, on
account of the woman he has quilted, and
that he is about to sail for California to
mass the remainder of his days. lie is well
known here and in Chicago among the
larger and better class of faro-dealers and
frequenters of the turf.-Letter in Wheeling
Inteligencer.
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Indians not taxed " now cannot vote,
Dut II universal suffrage should become the
rule, why should Indians not taxed" be
excluded Is not the Indian man and q
brotherY is he not SO warm in his regard
for our race that in the West he never lets
an opportunity pass to secure q lock Of our
hair as memento, to be hung in his wig
wan ?--Boston Post.
A telegram In the Chicago Times as
sures US that southern men in Washington
Endorse the position lately taken by that
paper, preferring the broad platform OF
universal amnesty for impartial suffrage to
the constitutional amendment. Mr.. Tres
colt, well known in connection with the
rebellion, and as an Assistant Secretary of
State under Buchanan, adopts this view as
that Of his own State, South Carolina.
Mrs. Snyder says Snyder's excuse for
being out all night, that he was waiting to
see the meteoric shower, would be more
plausible if his clothes didn't smell 50
strong of cigar smoke and he wasn't
troubled with hiccups.-Boston Post.
In TowY.-Hon. John A. Dix is in town,
and popular rumor says that he has come
" SShoaAs WAs1 shO ICoihSut uPVn VIC Jill
nesty-suffrage project. II is more proba-
BILE, however, that his visit here Is to re-
ceive his instructions for his mission, as he
is about to leave for France, probably next
week.-Washington Star. K &c zal
John T.. Ford, ESQ.,. of Baltimore, has
generously rendered the use OF Holiday
street Theatre for the Knights Templar to
meet On the ssorning Of the ceremonies,
ana the use OF the Front-street Theatre for
their banquet. - 4 4 49, 80 ! !. s
A western Bohemian rspsls the eift Of q
bottle Of spruce beer ON the ground that Ii
contrary 70 the rules Of the profession TO
sen . dollar and . half he for six and 8
fourth csnts. { q =, - - -
), The NssoAal lsssnsgenoer says q that
tsere nsvw can b siobs pecce N III
country until the colcred race a. ,rsS 80
entirely equal before the law Il rerard u
civil right" - = =
General =. n. Smith, or tho yirrini,
Military Institute, isin New. York.
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Confirmation OF the Story of n Woman
being Buried Alive-She Is now Get
ting Well.

QUINCY, ILL.,, November 12.-The horri-
bic story that a woman had been buried
alive near this city has been confirmed. A
week ago last Friday a Mrs. ]. II. Mcclure,
living five miles distant from Quincy, was
taken sick with violent cold, and on the
following Sunday died, as was supposed.
On Monday she was buried in the family
vault. The next Wednesday an old lady,
in company with the children of the de-
ceased, visited the vault to pray for the
soul of the departed. On their arrival at
the tomb they heard groans issuing there
from. Help was called for. The door of
the vault was opened, and on lifting the lid
of the coffin the terribly mangled form OF
Mrs. Mcclure was found still alive. Her
hands were torn in her efforts to free her
self. She is now doing well. She says she
remembers all that transpired during her
trance state, but was unable to speak OF
move limb.
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LETTERS FROM HELL."-Mr. Bentley,
the London publisher, writes to the papers
in reference to the book called "Letters
from Hell" which he has announced for
publication, that it is not, as some good
people have supposed, an irreligious work.
1t is the production of a Danish clergy
man, and has been translated by clergy
man of the Church of England.
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DIAN osi - 1921
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE,
1876 MAIN sTRzxr, xEAR TIE Posr-oRYIo1.
JOHN W. DAVIES SONS,
- sole agents for -

+ !. y
CHARIss n. sTIEFPs CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Thsss Instruments have been before the public
FOR TEE LAST THIRTY YEARS, IN composition
Mn he best makers OF the country. and are now
pronounesd by ALL THE PLEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the .ss 3 StzEsg %. =
BEST PIANOS NANUTAcTUREDi
These Instruments have ALL THk Latest I'M.
: lyss.s PRovBMRNT6. and are ~ I ! :, :,
- y WARRANTED FOB FIVE YEARS. go q
Win the privilege Of exchange within twelve
yl 81 months Ar not entirely ssttsfsctory ~
.hs4La u the purchaser az 60
I We refer to the 5oliowtn6 parsons Who have
sfIIIFS PIANOS nov In uss g q
Gsnsssl 3. 3. Lee, Lexington
Ihoaas T. wynSf In 4 BY, e. =
~; sss, 20 h SSsisd asovER BlP -
I samuel 4. EsaGl. which has 4 a.;tes 80
Captain John Gfssn61s ieiel inona, Va;
Thomas D. ouarlss, Riehnond, Vs.;
Mn. L. ". Glsssbrook, 2ichnand, Va;
.. Hsehingsr, Riehmond, w.
Ex<hangs HOTEL, Richmond,
Andsfsca's Al Palace, Rich hondsvAi II 81
Profsssos Anhold. Rishuafa W. IA
p.b.Pairo, LynehbuSx y $ ggta
krofsasos 6rshAn, elednton
FfossNor \. gsTsrnss, stssntcn
1se Mary baldwin, etann4on;
\ Nasssy KAns~s gcst1nshaA county - = : {
3. Z. 1sszisoAs DesEslsy soanky - y {
1.O. Wtliiaaa. JsG1z1on sosnfy;
Colonel Jsnss 4. asihsr. nhsAaRAeah sosnty ;
John J. WAissn. Page county.
Assu Of ALI ii WANT Cy bUpx1101 pIAQ0G
NSoltsiel 5nans LsBsnAI. not
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MEXICO, OR WHAT?-From certain mys-
FERROUS movements going on in this city it
Is evident that there are extensive prepa-
rations being made for some movement of
day. - 80,
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r EONARD's AGUE CURE,
IL LEONARD's lNsTANT RELIRP,
LRONARD's AGUE CURE. A
~ LEONARD's INSTANT RELIEF,
LRONARD'S AGUE CURE,
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF, &t.

for sale BY druggists g giIsGkIXf 1App co.
oc s-m wholss.is Agents., Riehmond. We.
A YERs PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
Ss sss4snRssd .ns
comfortabisf These symptoms are often the pre-.
lude to serious illness. Some at OF sickness Is
timely use sr Of the right remedy. Take AYERS
PILLS. and cleanse out the disordsred humorsE
purity the blood and L., the Sss1 ISEs v Sn snG se
functions OF the body into vigorous activity purify
the system from the distractions which make
Oranges sG s nsar II as
relieved, react upon themselves and the snrround1
psfSs 's.
tsFe AYERS s' Pills and see how directly they
the nsss a af ca ss
and 90 apparent In this trivial and common com;
plant s also true in many Of the deep-ssated and
expeis them. Caused by similar obstructions and
arrangements of the natural functions Of the body
are and %y q h@ ss
PILLS viii to sRT sg1 a.
Headache, Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious Com
tostiveness, Constipatiop,. Heartburn, Rheuma
tism, Drepsy. Worms and Suppression when taken
They are sugar. coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them easily and they are surely the best
AgERs aGUR c9sE FOR TIE SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CURE Of Intermittent Feyer or Ghills
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache,
and Bilious Fevers; indeed, for the whole class
caused by the malaria Of miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
Of chils and fever, and It has this great al
vantage over other ague medicines, that II SUD
dues the complaint without injury to the patient.
1t contains no quinine or other deleterious sub
stance, nor does 1t produce quinism or any lnllu-
rious effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF the
army and the west, try 1t, and you will endorse
Prepared by ]. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass,
ana said hv 6aalers ayerywhere oc 4-2m
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At a. MEETING OF THE PREsIl::
a neNT 40 DIRICroRs OF TIE yAAss
issk ossoSsr, a.. de ioiioving resolutions ~si'
aiousa1 On notion Of NJ. Lycns: u
Sss3f vs Nh NON aftsr the ist day Of April
nsxf re tolls on ell articles shall DO equally 80
sssssd according 10 the classification Of the s
Per ton. Per sMtis yi1h9st regard " Ws
~ ~ ~ iosk tolls afssr the La DAY o.
AnFii sxt Be liked q tWo and hall ssats PEI w.
1sss n's xiiii1z r., nUxsogp.
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COACH REPOSITORY, ON cHH
u SEVENTH, BETWEEN CARY AND H.
CANAL STRRETS.-We have on hand, OF our own
manufacture, . large stock Of Carriages, Coaches,
Bretts, Barouches Doctors' Phetons, Roekawavs,
TOP and No-Top Buggies, Jersey and Express Wa
gons, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug;
10 execute In Q workmanliks manner repairs on
Carriages, Buggies, &c., and TO build them TO or.
der. Our Carriages being OF our own manufacture,
the fullest guarantee Of quality and durability. A
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited. fmy II JOHN J. OSBORN CO
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CPECgxuUEA SPEC. 1n1n1nI
;ssI! Il: i ). g: &. :slt J. s:...s .:..I
KERO6EME--A fiNeh gupply jusl
: ''vssH ..Ass 1:s = ~ ~,
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THO THE BUSINESS MEN OF RICH:
l M0ND. --Books Of subseription 70 the eeP dM
PxNYT are now open at the following named
places. where prospectus may be .obtaaned
GssSrs HAERIsoy, GoDDIx b APPERsoN Aessr
q. d. IElTRIL Co., ONCE under Exchange DO.
81 mcssrs. WILLIAn B. fsAAcs & Co.
This company has been organized underths lAwD
psssssa. saal ssto ~ I'm MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
in ~, 600 shares par value elee each: IL.
TIA estimated that thirty Ave par cent Of Tie
m}Ies OF wire connscting eli the ccmneFciel cen.
tree and Important placss In. the United stasss
w Hil INC As - y HENRY J. ROGERS,
nofs-a Telegraph Engineer.
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&4a

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
MONDAY, October lst, the mail train will be run
between Richmond and Staunton daily tsundays
sxceptedl, leaving Richmond at TO A. NJ, AID
between Stanton and Jacksons river tri weekly,
leaving Staunton on arrival Of mail train from the
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jacksons river a.
z. N; on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and shTUR-
DAYS. The accommodation train Will be RON be-
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, leaV-
ing Charlottesville at A. n. and Richmond at
3.IsP. M. Freight trains leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at
$50 A. NJ.
burg, and other points in the Valley, and 10 all
prominent points in the southwest, can be Pur.
chased at the Office. IL ID. WBiTCOAB,
oc2 General Supe rintendent.
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,TyHILDREN,S CARRIAGES, Chill
VI pRIN's CARRIAG Es.- I'VE have tS,. isssiys Z
sSI2ly u & fssSs:;assiS HIisafs Via i
S3YHfft 5fa66. ana DURxEiLifY are 11pssior
70 Any skuiss syss sns,sd n this n, msss sss -
would ash acali from hoee tn want :. ,,r
not corner Nghih ard Msln. No. 1e:
FUTfN DO w. GLASS. - FRENCH
wv WINDOW CLANS large aasoetmsat d
= f666ffL, L1bD CO., Drsssis,s,
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1ce.~..s<sS. 5t,s..tis;S
R1cHkoEp AND PerERssuss RAILROAD CO.
RIoHFoED. Va. November ,. 1859.
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
y! MONDAY the sth instant the trains on this
road will run as follows:
Lsave Richmond daily Except sundays at 40
II. and 2loP. NJ, and arrive At Petersburg Al
o.. A. N. and $50 p. NJ.
leave Petersburg daily Except sundaysl at "A.
y. and 10 is p NJ, and arrive at Richmond at =
A. N. and H. 2oP. M. All Of the above N Mentioned
trains wake close connections with the trains for
the Ncfth and South.
On MONDAYS, wBDNEsDAYs, and FRIDAYS
aFRElGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Richmond at ll.B A. NJ. and Petersburg at
loA -. This train, running south. viii connect
with the train from Petersburg to Norfolk.
The IL. is P. NJ. train from Petersburg will stop
only at Chester, and I. 20 A. II. and the 7loP. NJ.
trains will stop only at Riee's, Half way, and
Chester; and the A.. NJ. train from Petersburg
and the ACCOMMODATION TRAINS will stop at
all places named In the schedule.
On SUNDAYS, the 42o A. NJ: train only will
leave Richmond, and the 1918 p NJ. train only
will leave Petersburg. u. II. GILL,
noa-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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CARRIAGE FAC
STREETS, RICHMOND most beautiful pat.
terms OF CHuDRRN's CARRIAGES are manufae.
tured, and will be sold at northern prices.
liberal discount to the trade.
Orders nom all parts OF the country promptly
nt Wl- Aaai''' WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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LsOH NEW 1Ohh.-AILAN-<J Mh
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- ssAaszsA
HATTERAs, s. ALExAxDER eommandeI, Abe
AARLE, A. BOURNE commander, leave kirhgona
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave New YORK
syery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ,,
These sHiPs are entirely new and were 0a'i'
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
yRs DSiLass is sDd HALF
Goods shipped by this Line are landed resuiny
ct New York, on the Company's covered PIER
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the srsA
fisqgsnt shipping, a. on other lines. is .v0id'i
frsishss for points beyond New York will for;
wsrded with dispatch, and no charge made sass'
Thsss ships discharge cargo In New York al pier
No. - North river, and the Company stsamS'
Tor Wilmington, North Carolina; Charlesion, 80, 80
vannAh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave irVn -
s.ns Plsfi Goods 70. these point. can %
Insurance 10 very low BY these ship ana u ~
economy In time, insurance, and eoDdlslS1 ~
vhish goods are asiysrsd make. this ~ sss's
e, .Ss Ar FROM 1h s Ssis.,a
$3.50 AGKars.
ld Broadway. New York.
SAMUEL AYREs CO.,
Richmond. Virginia.
JOHN n. WEST,
2. h. WIBB,
s's f'''sA' l;f6siYH:1 sRslA CO.. Agents
ssta ~ Yohseso Yrs6anse. dc I-h
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DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID the General Assembly OF Virgins Bssssgss '
"a. aos sn . % LfsSHs0 he
The undsuigned Commissioners viii opsn, po9 ga
pany on f6ReDAY The ibth October, isss a. ~ .ns
banking houses Of ysssrs 10. VI. MARY III
i. A. Lancaster Co, @. w. Purcell y CO.. a''
W''As~ o fEoxAs w. AccAScE.
tgsu - HUGH W. Ply,
! iSAAC pAgENPORf, ia,
JAMES DUNLOP.
s.'e tostRH ASbxasos'
ala Commissioner.
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STEAMERS.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
- POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q .r1s 81
ON JAMES RIyER.-0n and after r---A --J
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the sHxxRA11k
elegant steamers
GEORGEANNA,. Captain D. J, HuL,
JOHN SYLVESTER, ;. Captain z. G. GIgEGRp,
will leave Ludlsm 4 Watson's wharf DAlLl e.
espt Sundays, at o'clock A. NJ. for CITY P0laTI
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAsplAos
ON JAMES RIVER. M
Passengers by these boats will arrive a. City
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Peters
burg. az,
fare 10 City Point.....
rare 10 Norlolk........... :.
Fare TO Norfolk, second class. ...".... w
The GEoRGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. murpS
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY, and SATURDAY. uro,
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUE
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDSE'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be sr, prepaid,
once at steamers wharf
J. H. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
Once corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets
sc Its 1924
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rrsE THE BE6T.-The COMPOUND
u iODINIsID COD LlvIE OIL, prsparsa bt
r. Fongera, II hye kimes stronger. and Jess apt 10
nausesfe than any other. Price, u eoe bottle.
For sale by the agents, MADE BAKER,
no rs Ninth and franklin streets.
DURIFIED CHLOROFORM, FOR IN.
I HALATI0N, warrsnted be free from the
dangerous pyrcgenous oil, for sale ct Z
MkADk b BAKERS Drug Store,
nols Ninth and Franklin streets.
MOODS CHOLERA MIXTURE.
w it's claimed for this preparation that 4 viii
rhes u promptly taken Is reputation a. vs d
Bile FAMILY MEDICINE 10 beyond dispute. Get
bottle and keep In your hoSss pSt aafesdN sup
no Is Fifth and Marshall streets.
DE READY, BE wATCHFUL, BE
ID vI6ILANT.-cou AND CotDs. the fore.
midst. LEoNARD's INSTANT RELIEF, . COUGH
SYRUP, of thirteen years standing, can be had q
all druggists Of respectability. It Is CERTAIN
CURE and should be kept In the families OF all "
who valae the future health and happiness OF
their children. Wholesale agents,
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DnY coODg, Go.

Having made business arrangement with the
above concern, viii be pleased to see All OF my
friends, II. JOHN o. CHILks,
Late Chilss Chensry.
RICHMOND, November II, 1888. noH-lw
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General =. n. Smith, Of tho yirrin
Military Institute, isin New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-11
TME CITY OoUNCIL.
POEM NO. 4, BY THE DEACON.


The old Council mill is still raisingR muss.
'Tis all out Of gear and kicks up such fussi
Even gas and wind. with good lawyers combined.
Won't an'wer the purpose. for the mill won't grind
The bard quote from Is John Greiner, you know.
Who once tinkered mill that was hard to make go
It was another old mill pretty near the same kind
And such mills frequently are hard to make grind
But our city is now 10 terriblefx,
And evervthing seems to be going to sticks.
Not only the mill. but everything stops,
While they hadn't hoss that would pow for spring
crops.
No matter which party got the most votes Sex.
They have no hosses 6t to plow for the oats.
There's that old tall hiss that they keep In the
lead.
One of them fine haised particular breed;
And this old hoss has got wonderful proud.
Since he worked In the team with that cotton crowd.
If they would only cut him down one quart in his
grain.
And then give him over to 10 Phillips to train.
think after that's done. he'll never he cro's.
For he used to be gentle old family no 8.
That Second Ward hoss that looks handsome and
sound.
can tell you, my friends. he won't pull pound.
If they tell me what's true. its just thirteen years
Since that old hoss was first put in the gearJ,
And he's worked under the saddle and in the lead
But always looked that be was getting his feed
And on that old boss I've heard many brag.
That he once was geatle, quiet kind of nag
But he lives in inc ward where they have intelligent
votes.
And there's no wonder the cid hOss is feeling his
oats,
But them Old balky bosses have spoiled all the rest
No Rarey could tame them. he might do his best,
And to my mind. it does certainly seem
Tha; the city had best try to get new team,
And sell that tail hoss, for he never will pay,
You may do what you like, and he'll not earn his
hay.
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Go to Kauffman's Billiard Saloon,
Soldiers, bounty.

The Lower House of Congress has, by
vote almost unanimous, passed the bill.
Equalizing BOunties. This act gives to
each soldier uniform bounty of 500 per
year, or $s15 per month, for actual term Of
service, deducting what has already been
paid. The Senate, actuated by the same
sense OF justice to the soldier, will, without
doubt, be qnite as ready to adopt the bill,
and we may confidently expect that in a
few days it will be law. AS all applica-
tons are considered in turn 1t is evident al
once that they should be prepared and per-
fected as early as possible. .-..s ~
LA. HUTCHINSON, General Agent for the
collection of Military Claims, will continue
as heretofore, to receive and receipt for dis
charges, furnish full information, and give
prompt and close attention to all business
entrusted to him. Send In your discharges
at once, and address all communications
plainly.
L A. HUTCHINSON,
General Agent, No. III South High street,
Columbus, Ohio.
4 may2S-dtf s#,
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Am Emu ete and Arrests.

Yesterday afternoon some hack-drivers,
as the report goes, htched their horses to a
band wagon and took ride into the cOun-
TRY. Having got upon something of a
spree, after their return, an alteration
arose among them at saloon or boarding
holtse on Broad street. One of their num-
ber, by the name of Green, threw stones at
his comrades. one of which struck Robert
Dunlap. The latter pursued Green, who
ran up the alley north of the Neil House.
Here the latter was encountered by Barny
McCabe, who arrested him and took him to
the city prison. He was without hat, coat
or vest. and was quite noisy and obstreper-
ous on the way, using all sorts OF threats
and imprecations.
A number of the poll were then detail
ed and went to the hackney coach stables
in rear of the Neil House, and arrested
Dunlap and man by the name OF Taylor,
They met with some resistance, but finally
succeeded in accomplishing their object.
We understood that an arrest or two more
would be made, II the parties could be
found.
As the affair will doubtless undergo an
investigation before the Mayor, we refrain
from further details at present. During
the progress of the emuete, quite an excite
ment was created, and large crowds gath
cred about the Neil House and the stables
on the alley. ...