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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-23

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@aEE
RAILROAD. /
Three Trains Daily
.s10 F5f EXCEPT SUNDAY. rs@-ol
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the /
Little Miami a. COluHnbus &b Xenia
yi1n l4 tf Railroads. iRlislFQ odt |
hEs a.dai', 'ilr,n 55-1 nm ~ '7919g 1pan1i
NIGHT EXPRESS7-LeayesC Columbus at lbs p!
M Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington
Gilead, Gallon, Crestline; Shelby. Now London,
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Clove7
land at $40 A. M. sft -.t.d...p Z
.esly ilv.I rl,s SECOND TRAIN. ~ .,tg (
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leave Columbus ct
1920 A. M. Will stop mt Delaware Darlington.
Gallon, CTsstlne, Shelby, New London, Wellington
THIRD TRAIN. "r.1
MAIL AND EXPRESS---Leaves COlumbugAt 9Ao
p. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
at Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
Berea. zl9us ..l-fie tHia /
CONNECTIONS. siia. .,oi 1
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road. - .lsel, -,
At Crestine with Pittsburg, e.. Wayne and Chi
cagO Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and balti7
Al Shelby. with Ssndusiry, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road Also. for Tos-
AZ Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
AZ Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston. f
Patent Sleeping CarSare rum ON all
Might Trains 10 Chicago, New
York aIid IBOstOm.
-HarBaggage checked through TO New York and
Boston via Cleveland; also 70 Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestihe.
. gT1F. .if T RETURNINGi lelfa ~
q oNiaht Express arrives at Columbus at 9.l5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l:2o
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
1863 l E.S. FLINT, 7se g 4
Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
.Iflt lAi h 55li JAMES PATTERSON,
Agent, Columbus. Ohio. 4
Columbus, October %. 1885.
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SberiA,s Sale.

+ John " Baker Court Of Common ia1I Pleas Plea
Joseph b. Stewart ct al9 Franklin County. Ohio
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale In the above case from said Court TO me di.
Tected, will offer for sale at public auction ct tbs
door OF the Court House, the city Of q lumbus On
Saturday, the 31stday Of March, a. d. 1866
At 2o'cock 2. M, the following described real es
tate to-wit: i,.,l
umbus. Nos sS3 and ssl Appraised at 100000.
Aiso the undivided half Of Lot No. one % In
-Ehniss subdivision Of Out Lot in the City Of Co
Also the undivided hall OF thirty-tyo feet of tht
cast side Of Lot No. in fhnis sub division Of out
3 i6t M. ~ in the city Of Columbus. appraised d
nQ2b.OO.y gNf ~ Viiittpul 1lfi .ofI H tht
Printers fees Se.t5. Ia ia. t5!. D. .jig.ytt
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Z Legal Notice .gaysE

ecorssw THshan. Dlf Court Of cS@nQn Sg 1pn. Pleas
William o. Stevens DEITY franklin County. Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM o. STEVENS.
il Of ---- County, State Of Iowa. will tax Q notice
that the plaintiff, George W. Ingham, Of Franklin
County, Ohio, did, on the 81 Day Of February. 1908,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Franklln. State Of Ohio.
against the said William U. Stevens, defendant,
setting forth that the said action OF the plaintiffs
founded upon promssory note executed by the said
defendant to said plaintiff on the 18th day Of July,
1866 payable six months after date, for eighty dol
lars and that there is due 10 the said plaintiff there
on, from said defendant, the sum Of $50, for which
sum said plaintiff claims Judgment with interest
thereon from January Is, 1865. The said plaintiff
also caused attachment to be issued by the Clerk
Of said Court, and levied upon 22% acres, more or
les. Of land belonging said defendant situate in
Sharon Township. franklin County. Ohio, being the
west part Of Lot No Of the subdivision Of section
No. 4, township 9, range 10. MON
Said George W. Ingham, plaintiff, seeks TO have
the said property sold and appropriated to the pay
ment Of his said claim. The said William 0! Ste
Is notified that he is required TO appear snd
swer said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 23d day Of March, A. ID. 1866, r.,
Dated February 9th, a.. D. 1866. ". 2. I9bist
GEORGE w. IN,7IIAMy
ao By II; B. ALBERY. his Attorney. rsnaasgo d
fah9-d1kWRw-a
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William Neil. plaintiff, /, In the Court Of Com
vs. d0,ond.r, mon Im Sd,,SsS rlsss q dbG Frank


William Neil. plaintiff, In the Court Of Com
Wesley ROycs defendant.S Inc In county, tS Ohio.
WESLEY Royce, WHOSE RESIDENCE is
w unknown, will take notice that William Neil,
Of the county Of Franklin, in the State of Ohio.
did, on the eeth day Of February,1A: D. lsee, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, within and
for the county Of Franklin, in said State Of Ohio,
against the said Wesley Royce, defendant, setting
forth that on the 3Oth day OF April A. d. 1851 said
defendant execuI ed and delivered 70 the said VIII
liam Neil mortgage on q certain tract Of land, be-
ing situate in Franklin county in the State Of Ohio
and bounded and described as follows: .1gr
Lots Nos 16 and IL in William Nel's addition to
the city Of Columbus, as designated upon, the plat
Of said addition, recorded in the kecOr1ers Office Of
said franklin county. In plat book Mol pages l5O
and ILL., TO the payment oft sum OF 5000 90
according to certain promissor) note referred 10 in
said mortgage which note is unpaid and still due I'd
the said William Neil, and praying that said prem
ises may be sold and the proceeds bo applied TO the
payment Of said note; and the said Wesley Royce is
noiiiied that be is required 10 appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday after
the Goth dav Of Maroh next ~ "li 70. fta
Dated February ~, AID. ldse; ,,,.,,
BY hisBtty, G.. G. COLLINS. % " I'll
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Without change Of cars to DAYTON and RICH
M0ND, and only one change of cars TO ST.
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and
|... r.f r. CHICAGO. r.s .IE. .rr
On and after February Est, 1850,
Four Trains will run as follows:
FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.

FIRST TRAIN.
'' DAILY except Aondays.)
MAIL at l:IO A, M-StOppins at Jeffevsop, Lon
don, Charleston Xenia, Morrow. hoveland, Miami.
vile, Milford, and arriving at Cincinnati at 62O
AN.
SECOND TRAIN.
(Daily)
Cincinnati, Dayton, RichmOnd &1us
dianapOlis light Express at 4:4O A. M.
stopping at jefferson, London, charleston, Selma,
Cedaryille, Xenia,. Spring Valley, ,Corwin, Free
port, Ft Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters,
Ioveand and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at $40
"A. NJ Also, stopping at all stations between Xenia
and Richmond, arriving At Richmonda at 1920 A. NJ,
at Hg Gcaggo al o4c NJ arriving st iDsnapos
at l;4OP NJ, connecting for all points, west This
train connects 1t Loveland with the NJ O R. r. for
ilSSo WITH tSs g. n. r. r. %f fr St. Louis, Louisville,
Cairo, &C.. also. at Cincinnati with the U. 81 Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville.
THIRD TRAIN. .ral
9ggu7 DAILY except Sundays.)
Express for CincinmatI, Dayton,
Richmond & Indianapolis at 1870 r.
m.-Stpping at Jefferson, London Selma, Charles
ton, CsdaTvile. Xepia Srring Valley, Gorwin Free
port IN A5oSsnt M9TroT south LsSanSn FSS5
cinnati at 5:SOP. NJ, connecting at Loveland with
the NJ & Q. r. R. for Ohilcothe, HllsbOIo. &C., ar
irving at Dayton at 3s30 p. NJ, Richmond at $40 Z.
NJ, Indianapolis 0 p. NJ; connecting at Richmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at73O L. M. 8t-,
-f. f'i'ha FOURTH TRAIN. 'i g. h.'i
..U DAILY except Sundays9
Cincinnati G ST.. Louis Express at
l:4O r., NJ Stopping at Jefferson, London,
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow,
South Lebanon, FOSTERS Loyeland Milford; arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at $50 NJ, making directcon-
noction for ST. Louis, Cairo, Louisville, &C., con-
Meeting at London for Springfield - u <f't,
rt U..IIsf no --- ,f.pt rt1.s- -si !
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for
Cincinnati.
I'd '.I - .'Ll
- N. B.-FOr further information apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Office, of s
HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent,
-ti JNO. W. DOHERTY, Agent
=. W.STRADER, | .rr.. 4U -t.
Z. w. WOOD ARD, OinOi''""'
-at Superintendent
Columbus. Dcc,6. tat Ll -
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covesn1s o. rtg GxraAt ASSOCIATIONS Fssesr
Aoxsrs convention rs-Aassmbisd Yesterday mora
ing 81 tbs a. Nichols Hotel aud sctsi the followtnf
officers Addison Hills, Of Cleveland, Yrssldsnt.
Sargent Of Chicago Vice President and X Baachara,
OF Columbus, OHIO. Secretary. constitution ANA ~
laws were adopted An executive committee oonsistnx
OF the following gentlsmon, appointed, via "a
Hills. II. e hArgent, W. r. spinn. G. X LOOMS Thomas
Carse, J. r. Reed, c. q. Hammond.
Tns ITALIAN Movrsksr There will bs imporssa
meeting Of Italian. Interested the present
10 free their country Tomorrow evening At Gsrmaata
Assembly Rooms for the pnrpese OF compio citing ~
organization already commenced aud partly conssua-
mated.
TMn Posr ossIcK The joint COMMITTEES Of tbs Csa-
mon Council on the sts for the Post Once nee
yesterday Al In the Comptrollers once but
Journed without transactng business conseqasaCs
OF . quorum not being present. The plans ~hh6
they were TO decide had not been presented
usrrxp srArn Disrmcr ArroKNr'- Oyucs The O,s.
uict Attorneys once has been entirely overloaded.
cleaned and carpeted. Il presents . handsome -
pearanoe In contrast with the dirty walls and soilsl
carpets OF the past. Mr. Courtney hh
friends, personal aud ocai at his Once wh.rs he aaA
they viii be enabled 20 meet comfortable art1nants
The improvements referred TO have been carried by
tho Internal Department, and we're very much aeeded
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sarIoSlL BAsI pfvIpTsps


rHE INrERNArIoEAL scuLLisa NATcH-HAnIL ~
His xxw BOAT Asp DESCRIPTIONS oy MS coLoRs.
fFrom tho London Sportsman June 10
There Il missking the fact that much interest
likely 20 be manifested concerning ths great inisF
aquatic champonahip u the World than Al nryt
tcpstef The mere snnoancernen, that such match
Indifference by the majority y the patrons of aquatic
sports bat did tho American ss' bis FOO,
English -oil than complete change came er tbs spirit
Hsmill Is daily watched on Tho river Al Newcastle Nv
several hundred. Of Eager se isors whist during The
ntsrvais when he IL not in his Doe, the curiosity
gers are going abcI, the town grecdlly seeking any
Information they can get concerning the affair Ms
tsrs too are beginning now " assume a more busnes
IKE esp e. Harry Casper has r., the new bya,
finished for Hsfni, and the latter during the la
few days hss been taking his regular breabng- be-
i2ins vide In the centre, nsr depth being shns ~
ward 3i.ins aft and sSns amdshlps. She - bu
weighs s3s,Ibs The American Champion has also Jst
i.sued his ooofs Although biting unusei ~ The pFs
,ice u having eolo,s catom which h.sef oessrst
IN tho ast.~ Hsrlll 81 determined 70 follow
With a. English rosing men The des'gn
by hinae and certainly reflects verY great credit up
hia tate and ingenuity The device . shIis gfotnr
With linear border u red aud blue IN the oentte
the representation Of stoDe arch - symtolssl u 80
nNvehsvpg IL rsnowis-Igra ees t.acs 4. tl,o 81
q the structure In each Garner nine u
red white and bse-e a. 70 pressrye The lnssrrai9aA
states Ia the unlon Abovs the arb the name X he
Ksystons State .Psnnsyig anla, whist s9fssd
ton --aJsDa4 Hau1iii. Champion ~ AfDeffM The
pgodact0a has been very nnch admired ~ q Who
have seen a. and already severn nse4,nen hays ten
made 10 securing menepto q ons~wLsaats - 81 ~ -
the result ~ the oomre'itlgn-yho had The purr arf
the bs6iheod - trayci - Frsst distance ~ ,pasnd
a.a ret The .qsails chsmpi0n ~ Engiand
Hsrry kelley arrived 10 N~wcsstle uarsisv Nie<
noon shnsty after Eve oel0ok ~ tLs scoish etgtss
,snin 1sess 80 ~ fas. % eoshsf nsis 49,, y.
ssrret ny tee ~ thrr~ - hn frients here wto
ba~s.sr met bin a The 10 took - b. aaft, "
NJ the star Ian. A0ythgnbesia.i stree ard wil
there snt sstgfday fths dsyl wbfE ~ ~A fst4rn "
fouaon In Vi. inlsfya b. bas hssu ~Bssss ~ ~
hc.t which hAs b@sn boil, ir hitn ~ Jswtu Ard
srrsnsng for his ans qasrssrs fgf 80 - 81 "
4 lnIeud. retain % abgut wses Dt,gss ~ dAy ~
4 ygnlsd Zoe the sf@ai ugnt@d
IAttls no bettns hsA asst .Afe tha syens -
! ~ W tbs pf~ssal AsA
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HrrALp, BY Thro Cook
IL also contains The Latest News from Europe.
brscng the fuies, details Of the War oac~tiua
Including the Hostile Movements ~ III. Prus~an Aus
trinn and italian Armies The 0sncll Action 81 the
Canadian Authorities Ia with the Fenlnn war
together with reports n the grca, Fenan Mass Meeti1gs
recently held ihis city Account q the mportsnr
proceedings the Canadian Parliament With report q
the remarkable Speech % Mr. Chambers the prop~~l
ton Volunteer for the Defence " Canada agsnst
the United States Very Interesting News from wash
ngton including the Message of Prcsiden, Joha
tho JOINT Resolution passed BY Congress for The
submission OF Amendment "a the Constitution "a tbs
State Legislatures and full report OF the Proceedings
Congress: Editorials leading events, Tho CarresL
News Of the day Foreign Gossip Interesting Sporting
Int genoe Yachting, Ratlng Troting. and an aecsass
Of tho lat. Prize Fight Wards Island aud the nrw
Match IN progress Ia England between Mace aud Go~s.
Musical and Theatrical for the week wc.kiy
yiow OF the Agricultural situation with quantity Of IN
teresng matter for Farmers and Agricultursts, Lite
raty Scientific and Arlsc reading Varieties facstiss
Valuable reviews OF the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods, Boes
ments aud accounts of all important ovens Of thu vesk
New subscribers 10 the wsDLr HuAtD obtAia
The back numbers containing the new story. rms
DIAMOND CROSS
IxRss Single subscription. ~. Three cop,sz ~,
Five copies, -: Ten copies. sis Single copies Sivs
cents each A limited number Of advertisements 10
serted ia the wuxIr Hmain
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Mr. Chambers sat down amid marks OF disapprobaton
from the government party. But his manner and words
Mar - osrnss. ana 70 ses POM - 70 ana son
said that ms did not dcsiro to innre hair OF Mr. Cham
ber head and thai bis own speech had done more 10
inure him with his constituents than all he could
say would tApplAase
Mr. Chambers properly and promptly answered that
this question between his constituency and him.
SELF with which none but himself had anything 70 do
He was prepared 70 abide the ssns, not only before
pared for such An issue Ho thought not.
The nrrnness and pointed eoquence Of Mr. Chambers
again overcams ncGse, who now dropped the debate,
after having got by far the worst OF IT,
The d scussion Of the budget then went on. One
thing has boon accomplished by Mr. Chambers for
right Of member OF the House speak without be-
ing hooted down whom he differs with the government
Parliament and ably and successfully held his ground
against an almost united house with courage and
ability which can only BE- Judged by thoss who bshed
IT, upon the first reaction of popular feeling In Canada
his will DO the honor have just heard report thai
the friends OF the government in Brockvie have burned
tho edigy OF Chambers.
The Fenian Prisoners 10 He Tried Before
Civil Courts-Perii . mac ntary Recess, Sc.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEw YORK HERALD
OTTAWA, June %, 1895
From information received from high official OF the
government il Is certain that tho Feniana will be tried
before civil courts It Is also pretty certain that the
trials will not OF Immediately, as impression
trials until the present excitement somewhat alayed
Parliament had adjourned TIL Tuesday next many OF
the members have gone home and the rest will proceed
tomorrow excursion up the Ottawa Lively times
expected the reassembling OF Parliament AZ no
action has yet been taken The provincial budget
account OF the opposition 81 unexpectedly sprung IN tho
House OF Assembly An overthrow OF the present I'D.
minstration Is not impossible Mr.. Chambers speech
and the discussions consequent upon have revived the
annexation question, and many people predict tina, the
first fil nnIv luQut "a all
discharged in Parliament.
There several delegates from the maritime prov.
nces the city al proscnt for the purpose OF nqurng
into certain matters affecting the subject OF conf dera
ton. some sbrewd predict that the coniedera
ton policy will nC be carried out for various reasons
ExtrAdftion Case-A Prisoner Sure ndercd
by the Canadian Authorities.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TnE SEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, June rs, 1866
Daniel p. Merritt the 0gdensburg forgcr, has been
tradiicd under Official warrant Of tho Governor Cen
cral and has left in custody. for Ogdenshirg
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That Trap Door AFFAIR.

Ia your paper Of this morning you glse rsthar
amusing account Of the adventures ~ policeman -
my place 90 business Tho Truth s that he door coin
planned % has been IN the ioeal,Y Tor
years and has been psxsed hundreds 81 time ~
nv elf and as-istanu< when however. the ofncsr
stopped upon II he 80 hardened by 'he weight ~
his Metropolitan fsn that the unfortunate dor sayo
way md tho officer felt through tho Hp0T riurmg
property and losing two ~ his hntions vii reiprp
him his buttons riih pleasure " b. wiu The
damage he has inflicted tbs van -EElEA.
MN T1aI juno -, 1888
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rrs EErssas srgErr Ffg,- LoerIs AsB u.

nv EIfAsAN sfKhff Ffkf- LD7rIs ANb -
sUEAsCtr.
By good management he part x the Pre- Depart
ment the mr. ~ ~ IL Beexuan street rhuf.day
morning. ersinga shei ilt A. 4 reached ne sfOnd
nor fss- prompt action ~crd hAy@ Nnet 'hs entire
building The hre burned through tie parry wti
III second floor aud ore the xufhafe ~ 80 rs,
aterr mon cxtlngui.hci frarn an rxsfntnsf 10
II thc premises by the PRO Marshal the ire apr~Ar 70
ha.e staried behind the chipping clerk dek bat
shai anse has not yet been a2cerained
The damage e. the atock ~ drugA ~ charcs rGxef
" sin h. about so 0oO Insured ft4 go 900 the
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The C~stody of = Cbiid.

Jrsp 2s 7A< Tsspi> ex rel yhrren gheyidan ~ Jo.s
Midi Mr. sheridan In this states tina, be ~
tho father Of female child named Annie tseve years
Of age who Ia detained at the Female Christian Home,
and thai he wshes 70 remove her thersron bcns her
rrhtful guardian and psternAl proe tor The child II
claimed opposition, originally PLACED there In
consequence " the brutal habits OF her father After
hearing Arguments q counsel Judge Grover reserved
hid dertsl0n
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Eeninna Indicted.

BurfAo June q, 1866
The Courier has despatch from Canandagua, dated
last evening saying that indictments have been found
against Of the Fenians who went there from Buffalo
far tr al
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper aHd Beat Lite
rary journal In tho Country.
The WEEKLY HsrAD for this present weak nov rs.dy,
contains . continuation OF
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HFTFtfO, juno y THFT
There was Gre last night In the matt house of Boards
Icy Reldlng In the building about 900 bushels
of oss and 900 bushels % malt gran, valued o.
$4,000. the ucsWr portlon OF which vas Insured
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SHALLOW WATER IN THE PARAGUAY RIVER.
The BrnzIl!an Fleet Unable 10 Cooperate
with the Land Forces.
&c. &c. 60.

rho steamship North America, Captain Zimmerman,
from Rio Janiero the 81 inst, arrived at this port
yesterday.
We are indebted to the courtesy OF the Purser for
the prompt delivery of South American files and
dispatches.
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We call 10 the Saratoga "A sprias We
The snAiys. shows n ~ contain csus ua~O
medicinal mineral pfopsr~s thss he ConGes hssinsss
Nshy other spsins In the uofh lie t,aAe.
diurer and s,haric properties wonderful aud invige
ale tho system 10 fsrasrtsbis manner We undssssnA
beips k~ps ~ te rrnrIl dra.gs hossls s1d usos~a
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The steamship Arizona Captain Gray, oil leave Ais
port Saturday for Aspln~sn
Tho rusis Tor Central America and the soath psstAs
viii olose al hair-par ton O'Clock 10 the morning.
The NV Yosx Naturalization for the pae'no--wts
be ready Al half past nine o'clock IN Tho morning
single cople. In wrappers. ready fov mAing sta esss
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A.-Nssiso 10 Fsmoas for u@ E.qsi"'f-
fs-sss b-sntfui ~ "a a. so a2tp4a n - s*t VT
v ryvstf ifsA - tctttlss LtsA III - V ~
49, 90
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me upper noors occupied ny heysr r4geF bot
rnanufAStarer los sb0a, 81 90 insured or 90 900
n lhs fNu0x Albany CITY. tebtfsi Psrk AMI rtsf u
s,iranc- Companies The building " ownei W rt1is-
Il CoHor II - damaged about tAOco and y nfgfsd -
th4 Harmony and vttef companies
10 - i oscayiei by q " A bafisf deaits n
whD ~sf and rainis rhsr tiagk forfahsisly -. fns
e. eel No damage The UPPER part - thr bii1 y
enpiad ~ y " Trosr dealer IN druggitT fanrv anis
49, Damage ~ smoke ani SAFER ab1fa o. 90 u.
r. Al md fofEg
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ExtrAdition Case-A Prisoner Sure nd cred
by the Canadian AMthorities.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THF SEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, June rs, 1866
Daniel b. Merritt the 0gdensburg forgcr, has been
tradi,cd under Official OF tho Governor Cen
crai, and has left, in custody, for Ogdenshirg
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faff n ry8ff4d.a = Aassaa tsess - Rsrssl ~ ~
IN BLRSEFr + UDCOAtNE ~ e.hsf rfrtsf.4ae - -.
Altlg .4la - wafslaat r. - asa 49, atfntsi
artin<tal
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"THE DIAMOND CROSS
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Hs,we~n sns and too oeiosx rAnfsl4y nafrfnr
are Mas discovered ~ 0Hesr s1lnsn - the klrveu'h
pF,rihct tslos in The ssndy stase ~ " iAsi Hpefapa
street 0.nsd w q Yppsss The rfsfpsn $50 sttte
gulssei Ne are Damage - ,hs yYsDises k.yn ! ~
lassrsJ - Oil 100 is u. kslis tBs4fsnrs c1mpahr
ne haibsiag .hbcA g~Dst " NJ 9'ssa aaufagt..
as0ut 40
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