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: II 4SHIa1IUN, dH1l. ], 111U.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following Is detailed statement Of the pub
lie debt 10 The 1st OF JanuarJ, 1866 the aggregate
Of which we have already printed;
of Lar md
, 1866-01-06

TO-PARTNERSHIP-Arthur II.
~ K1nz;e. Esq. has become = partner with me- In
my general hnstisas rom this date. Hereafter our
tIm VIII be TAYLOR d EISZfE.
, 1866-01-06

UC. II. 6CRIVES q CO.. Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, are authorized
Agents receive A advertisements for the Ttri-
bune, and all other leading papers lhroueh-
nut the United States and Cauada.
, 1866-01-06
FROM RACINE.

A Destructive ContiagrAtfon-Durnl
Of the RacIne Hou.e, Titu4 Block and
SI.Luke's sCA1rch-TotalL Loas 3l50, 900.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
, 1866-01-06
NUMBER ZIG.

j alton from alcohol viii render Il quite white.
ONE ounce of hlsu1phide OF carbon yields by
this process c1actly one ounce Of sulphocyMl-
] tia rf smmnnfnu
, 1866-01-06

tnceeh IN the Honse to.day, IN Committee Of the
Whole, On the subject Of reconstruction.
An important resolution was offered In the Honse
this morning. providing that ali the pnblic laods in
the Southern stafes BE- tnroWa open to actual set
tiers: According 10 the decdsion Of the Land Com.
rnlsefoness they art now, opsn 10 settlement for
black a well a. Whlte men.
, 1866-01-06

On Saturday last difficulty occurred at the
house Of Capt Hereford, dye miles from Roanoke,
Charlton county, in which Mr.. John Pitts WAS shot
, 1866-01-06
PH0TCM!H !HlATURES

On Purcelatn. fn fine Morocco case ONLY FOUR
DoLLAEss-samea ~ charged twelve for elsewhere.
''a.s :-.lGARBUI1's 6AlLkRY, Isl Lake-ss
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.sHERIFF'S SALES.

THIRD DISTRICT ooURTl C., FLINT Film =. \ JONES
NEW oRLEANs-No. 2lOs7 ARTHUR W, HORROR.
DY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed BY the the Third District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction the Merchants and Auctioneers Elk
change Royal street. between Canal md Csomhonse streets
in the Second District OF this city, SATURDAY. the 18th
day of April, 1866, at Il o'clock NJ the following des
A SCERFAia Lot OF GROUND together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights etc,
belonging in the suburb St Mary First Dis
rct Of this city number twenty which j. compTised
Streets and designated lot number sixteen plan drawn
by Pile Surveyor dated 2st day of May 1910 and de
in the office of d. L. McCay, late Notary Public in
this city Said lot measures in English measure
feet and seven inches, between parallel lines iia
Said property acquired AS community property in the
Of the said defendants wife, Mrs Ann Smith, by pur
chase from John agan the act of sale thereof passed
before Michael Gernon Notary Public in this city on the
9th day of April, 1851. I- ~ rrn.
Seized in the above suit. ...= ........
Riy- TERMs-Cash the spot, in U s. Treasury notes
l.. r .Y IA. L..s. IN CHARLES BIENVENU, p.
Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

8 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize Of ...,.. $3.50. $4,000
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
DRAWING the $4,000 pae are - 225C
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
manning units of the same ten Of the number -, ooo
drawing the Sl2, 900 prize are. loW
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten Of the number mn
drawing the 5000 prize are. ....,:.i:,.... wv
lS approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
ihaniing ~. hi sss az fe sa nre ~ VI w - 1880
,a7 ,u;,os ,r,or,.,n., 10. M.. a.. -. slsoGO0
yvIIa~t iI,t 'sIe Halves sg; Quarters ST. Eighths,
81 60. N.4.I.- 'E..H +,.,t- rs 5
Tickets sold and prizes eashed by ,,o,p.pn
~ rsr No q Etxc,,anoe Aley near Canal street, or
Az" : - : LOCK Box G92 Pest Office, New Orleans
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ADVERTISED IN THE N. o. CRESCENT


To Hotel and Restaurant PrOpriet0rs
poposals Of the Supper Room the Washington
Artillery Ball will be received No. 49, Odd Fellows
Hall, on MONDAY, April l6, 1866,
H' s L. A. ADAM,
Asst Sec'y W. A. Ball Committee.
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q. T. bEh Q NEUA W.
General Superintendent and Chief

-Louislnpa Tehauntepec Company, New
Orleans March 10Th ls66-Notice is hereby given that in
formty with provisions Of the charter the annual election Tor
Directors OF this company will be held the THIRD MON
DAY OF APRIL NEXT being the 10th of that month"; between
the hours of 10 A. H. p NJ No 19t Common street.
JAS. FLINT, Secretary.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ETC
BY HOFFMAN s. MARKS,
s. s. zELsIoKER Auctoneer.
+ 5g2 #..4 Office No IS Chartres street.
MONDAY, April 1G, at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
A at their salesroo 50 Chartres street, will be sold
400 pieces French Percals. s
600 :. IA French Prints ~
700 . White and Brown Linen Netting
800 :. Bobbnet 10S, 90 and 80 inches
$50 -. Veil Baseges. Fl LAMA. &# Il
100 :. Irish Linens ,e-
rs :. Black Silks r 10. ~
$50 . Linen Drills and Cottonades.
GOO -. White Swiss and Jaconets.
500 :. Broche and Jacquard Musns.
400 ;. Tickngs and Stripes .| D
GOO Brown Cottons. -- aH
700 :. Bleached Cotton. .a0..a
200 :. "a and lO-4 Beached and Brown sheetngs.
be- rs :. Black Alpacas.
$50 -. Gnghams. ~ ..I
200 dozen White and Coored Shirts. ~
$50 :. Hoop Skirts =aI
400 >. White and Colored Handkerchiets.
300 :. Assorted Cotton Hosiery.
Also 0'g t
r.4s4 i a. 10 Trunks, Damaged G5 -4-M LL.
80 HHDs. AND 5 TIEKcEs MUsooyADJ SUGAR.
partially damaged by brig Derby from Cientuegos
BY ROBINSON 81 NASH,
"4=. a ". L. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. :.
. 49, Office corner Carondeet and Graver streets.
hs .T:. Fe, - c af bs r &
80 hhds, Fnlr TO tuly 6ugar
IS tierces ~F
Itfots to suit purchasers t-t.. - t- ....-
aa-TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury Notes.
PILOT BREAD .......,.,..... PILOT BREAD
U.s. by ID. e. MOKPHY,
l. AUcrIoNEER-Ofce, Al Magazine street.
MONDAY, April 10. Mt 10 o'clock A. M.
Nl the levee seconu District, head Of Customhouse
street. now landing steamboat National will be sold
| m g4l S27 boxes Pilot Bread. &1 1a9f4 H5 YES
| . bbls. ~. / ..feF .-y54
pB-TERAs-Cash in Treasury Notes. -
SALE OF SALE OF HAY.
| MONDAY, April 10, 1896, Mt 10 o'clock "A.
Nl NJ public auction at the Hunter street Warehouse,
corner Tchouptoulas and Hunter Streets will be sold
| 81 gaU 800 Bales ofHAY. 3E2%4aEis M ~8ste .s
nTERNsCash in National currency Hay to be removed
| Immediately after sale. !, Is b ,eqiF a4tEEs -i
| rrY Ll}O' Brvt Col j. q. CHANDLER, ChfQ. NJ.
l. E. j. STRANG, Brvt 1t Col. d 40 NJ lN.e -
i GALE OF OLD MACHINERY, ETC, BY
. authority from the Supervisory Agent Treasury Depart
ment- -, ~,
we will offer for sale to the highest bidder At the Msss.
sippi Warehouse lot of about Sixty Tons of OLD MA
CHINERY and RAILRoD IRON on MONDAY, the 10th
nvolce property be at Office or at that Of
the Treasury Agent. 49, gt-5E
1 -T.-- ) "a - gs bEGGs, WOLFLEY & CO., 81l ?.
Il a. / III fe;g.5.ss 4 All 81 Poydras street
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- New Orleans, jackson and Great Nor
thern Railroad Company Office of the General Ticket Agent
New Orleans March g. l86iOn and after the list of April
1906 the local rates Of travel over this Road will be reduced
General Ticket Agent.
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SLOCTkIIVfuSF' VI
Orleans and Northern Railroad Company rev
Orleans April stockholders residing in MISSISSIPPI
and Louisiana who attend the Soc khoers meeting
9TH OF APRIL and the election or directors On e
18TH APRIL are hereby informed that they can pass TO new
Orleans over their road free of charge In case they
cannot identity the conductor as stoekhoder
by their Certificates they will pay their fare to the
conductor and will be REFUNDED them on produc
ton the conductors receipt by the Treasurer of the Com
pany Passes for the return trip will be issued by the Treas
urer on application him. the Office Of the Company, in
New Orleans, No. II Carcndelet street
G. T. BEAUREGARD, ., %
sI,nn MI hnnta ndC Chief Enpineer. l
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ErAT DE La LOUISIANA, DISAGREEMENT DE L'ExEcUTIs,
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie II mars 1866
A TTEyDU que Gaspard James s'est a.
~ dresse moi pour la cancellation de obligation oil
ciele CONNIE greer de la Sixeme Cou de District dams
pour la parosse d'0rleans, SAVIOR
Une Obligation datee du mai 1864, pour la de
sgnee par Gaspard James proprietare ct Chris
ecurite La dte obligation etant cond
tonnee pour dele execution e dit Gaspard James de
ces devoirs CONNIE grether susdit-
Avis lie present denne tons ceux qi celia peu ne'
tat espace de quare vngtdx jours daer de Ia pre-
publication de avis les rasons lesquees lade
obligation serat pas cancelee ct annullee. .-
Dome main ct lie de lEta ceourdhni
A. D. 1866 ct la uuatre- vng dix neuvee an
nee de Undergraduate DIES EtatsUnis '-
.:- au.- . - Isa..e ]. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur, De- .. ~. ,.I.' .-.' .',.'-
., j. II. HARDY, Secratare d'Etat. d. s.U
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aw esans Guilty Csesesnt aoaaas ae1osaig, pl 49, s66
ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Propre.ors ................. BEN DRBAR 4 z. EDDY
OLD DRURY TRIUMPHANT
The Fountain pronounced THE GREAT WONDER OF
. n MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1s
TIE ;R feH1ss Of T osp ans ss
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE in the Comic Pantomine of |
the
Four Lovers,
The BALLET Of the HUNGARIAN and the Burlesque Panic
saturday-A GRAND MATINEE -..
A CADEMY OF MUSIC ST. CHARLES STREET.
Thoroughly Cooled and Ventilated by Powerful Patent
Machinery. OIL"
Monday, April 1G.
PEERLESS ARTISTS IN UNAPPRoACHABLE ENTER
TAINMENTs. The inspired GALETTI and her score of
beautiful Nymphs Theinexhsustble HERNANDEZ and his
Neurological Troupe The irresistible BOB HART and his
merry companions The undauned DEN1ER In his terrific
exploits The ch aring TEsMAN and her vocal associates
Altogether monopozng all the known CHEF DEUFREs in
Ballet Pantomme Negro Eeccentricities Thrilling Gymnast
les and Comic and Sentimental Ballads.
TUESDAY, benea. ofMr c. A. DEIsLZR and Assistants
the genemanly officers of the Academy.
The zAvIsrowsKI TROUPE passed Cairo Wednesday
are expected mere momehtariiy anu WA "ipe" WIG " '
after their arrival
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
,,e..
ofeat g ~ esm, For fsa nights longer Of
Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau.
Thy NM AMERiCA An COUSIN and LADY;S MAID
in each # tbe above plays supported by
the whole company. -----
Y
, oJ,.nTps uowApn WATKINS
ATTRACTION uNfkEoEphNlEpi 90
fst ti E sn' .nyns ~ the North and West with
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-Transportation Once of the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad CompanyNew
Orleans March %, 1s66-NorCE TO sHTPPERs-The
reduced tariff Of this road will into effect on and after the
LIST Of April.
Shippers will be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
by applying the Railroad Office No fl Carondeet street,
the Freight Depot
All freights the line the New Orleans, Jackson and
Northern Railroad must be PREPAID, otherwise will
be sent forward T. WARREN,
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PORTWAHDEN'S SALE.
One case Linen Lawns of whom may
BY HOFFMAN q MARKS,
. s. S. zELEIcKER, Auctioneer,
Ofce-3s Chartres street.
MONDAY, April 16, at lie O'Clock M, by
l order inspection of the Port Wardens will
be sold -
K in diamond-l English Linen Lawns damaged on
board the British steamship Carolina her last voyage from
Liverpool to this port
ul-TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
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~ LOTTERIES. VS. LEJ a
" ENTUCKY LOTTERY. r-.... .r...-.,,
g.. d! , Authorized by Act of Congress. f
THE ONLY LEG ALLIED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN TIE UNITED STATES
BRILLIANT sCHEME FOR APRIL.
Only 10000 Tickets. VI. .g..:r
KEN TUCKY STATE LOT cry.
Havana Scheme.
SIMMONS, FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS
Capital Prize, $4,000.

ENTUCKY STATE LOTTE R Y,
CLASS 202,
To be drawn at Coyngt0u, Kentucky, 5s
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 28ru, 1866
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEI5C ELNTUS,
NoREIs, MAULL d. CO.,
MAULL HANCOCK,
II EInullaflnn.

The undersigned calls the attention Of all indebted to the
ats firms Of MORRIS, MAULL h co, and mAULL q
HANC0C The fact that he their lawful attorney In lact
per pass December 4 1865 before VIM v Archer,
ESQ., notary public in the city Of Philadelphia Pa ana ID
prepared to settle their favorable terms
Books and accounts be found at the Shirt o.
Mr. S. n Moody OF Canal and Royal Streets whefe
the under gned will be pleased to those INDEBTED 70
above named firms, with view to the ettiement 81 their
bills. b. I. WALShE,
ats. N. Moody's corner Canal and Royal streets:
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


:
= uture AucBlon safes On ed page.
\
THE WELLhSo"N EoIHsChiLD hoosEs NOS 10
ana ~ ST. endes stfseO peins eoapps.e anu
complete Confectionery, WIN a'i ,'e
Cooking Ranges hhe rounssihs, wiz" WIG SUI eAse
of FIVE aucton-sod account OF the heaith Of
the proprietor. "a rs5 is
RY MONTGOMERY d BRO,
:, :, ,rs..raa,,-.x ,,o.iona.r st II
% H. u. MONTGOMERY, fAuoSi'"est, 4
.,, 81 1san AZ 10 O'Clock
w NJ on the premises Nos, ~ and a. st IN ~
The sutrs ~ The we'll known Rottsehd House
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OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.

NEoREAU's RESTAURANT.
No. 1928 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARoNDELET
The Propreors respectfully inform their old friends and the
eeicurean world that the above Restaurant is for their
accommodation old place. and that they intend to
leave nothing continuance of that reputs
ton which many years enjoyed that of being
of the very first Restaurants in America.
AL the decaces of the with the choicest Wines and
Liquors, always On hand.
Propretors thankful for past avors solicit confirm
Alee VI 'A' 0'lo. RHODES l. MOULIN.
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Surely, Steadily, successfully, Smolan-
ders Of Bueu curing of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Compans and Troubles arising from
Excuses Of any Kind
Come ye afflicted Try smolandersTake no other Buckui
Sold by all apothecaries Price, 81. D. Barnes Co., New
York and Barnes Ward Co, New Orleans, Southern agents.
Buregh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
raj agents.
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TUE FIRM OF f. Ii. FALLS d. 90. ~
L this day dissolved by mutual consent :
Either party will sign the name Of the frn IN hqadaon.
e. b. FALLS
EDWIN HARRIS.
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HAY HAL Hal
500 bales Western Haymore less damagedat auction
BY MONTGOMERY q BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer,
..a ma #g# Ofice-S Camp street.
MONDAY. April 16, mt 10 o'clock, at the
lNl foot of Julia street. will be sold J-4
500 bales Western Hay-riore or less damaged. s
nS-TKRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23


the bayonetAnd the mouth OF the cannon,
I need be- they must accept such condi-
Tons rs the malignant hate Of the Radical
tevolutlonists may devise. The proposi-
tlon Is most scandalons-not remarkable
10 the Ne,o Fork Herald, however; but
it Is remarkable that a. gentleman
like Gov. DENNIsoN, who prides himself
upon the cultivation of moderation and
dignity" should counsel the employment
of "a policy that will break its stubbon-
LESS" ''if the, South should refuse uncon-
dliional ratification" Of "the Constitutional
Amendment In what does the ''stub-
bornness" of the South consist, that Gov.
| DENNIsoN would have it broken? 1t con-
sists in her refusal, voluntarily, to put her
| lately emancipated slaves over her people
as their rulers. And to break this stub
bornness it is proposed to employ an army
OF adequate size. Oh, "the, moderation
and the dignityp with which Governor
DENNIsoN would deal with States that are
voiceless in Congress through Radical
usurpation. "a -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23
Judge Lynch at wOrk-HIs Court

Judge Lynch nt WOrk-HHis Court
in Marion County Wholesale
Hanging of Ouilaws-LebaBOn
ExcIIed-The People Resolved TO
Suppress Crime.
Especial Correspondence Of the Louisville Journal
LEBANON, KY, Nov. 20, 1866.
DEAR JOURNAL Judge Lynch has opened
his court in Central Kentucky. He COM
menced circuit, which will undoubtedly
be a large one, at Maxville, Washington
county, on Frinay night last. A man by
the name of Jennings was summarily
brought before the court, tried, convicted
and hung. Three others of the light-fng-
cred gentry were hung long enough to
force from them confessions duplicating a
large gang of men. Jennings by his con-
tessiOn before his death, duplicates Clem.
Crowdus, and fellow by the name of Per-
kins. both of whom are enjoying the hos
pitalities of Castle Fogle in Lebanon, as
being parties to num0er of robberies, as
he did many other suspected scoundrels.
Rumor has it also that two men, Perkins
and another man, were hung near Perry
vile, by order of His Honor Judge Lynch,
on Fridaynight last, and that on the follow
ing Sunday their bodies we're still dangling
at the end of rope. ..y...g
On Wednesday night, the 14th inst, an
attempt was made to take the prisoners in
the Lebanon Jail out, either for the purpose
of hanging them, or with the intention of
turning them loose. But for the bravery
of the jailor, Thomas L. Fogle, and the
timely interference of Lieutenant King,
Second United States Infantry, the party
would have succeeded in their efforts. tits
yet apprehended that an attempt will be
made to rescue. the prisoners, who are a
desperate set of villains. The following
men are now confined in jail: Peter Cain,
a guerrilla; Glen. CrOwdus, William York
and Stephens, charged with robbery; G. A..
Taylor, .breaking Jail at Richmond, Ken
lucky; Perkins, suspected horse thief, and
one or two others. Undoubtedly y their
necks are only safe from popular violence
because they are in Jail, and because of the
presence of United States soldiers at this
place. The people are determined to sup
press robberies by the sure and quick hand
of Judge Lynch. 1t is thoroughly to be
regretted, but it is "a fact, and fact sus-
tanned by4.sympathy of all men. Horse
thieves had better stand from under.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23
Gorro,tnp I'm Pj0ua.

Lawlessness of the most daring, we re-
gret to say, is rampant in our city at pres
ent, and our city authorities should devise
some plan whereby our citizens could be
protected from violence at night. Within
few nights past the most high handed
outrages have been committed upon the
person of several of our citizens, and it is
not safe for women to venture out of doors
after dark. "a
A very respectable married lady was at
tackled, few evenings ago, by three ruff
fans who caught her by the neck and
threw her upon the ground, and she being
powerless to give the alarm or to defend
herself the ruffians, after satisfying their
hellish lust, lett her to get home the best
she could. ,.o itf...i
A servant girl was caught, the other
night, and was handled in most outrageou;
manner by some person unknown. The
girl is now suffering with a swollen throat
and her back is also slightly injured.
AS gentleman was passing the alley or
North street, between Caldwell and Broad
way, the other night, he was attacked by q
person who evidently wanted to rob the
gentleman of bundle of new clothing
Quite combat ensued, in which the attack
ing party "got the worst of the bargain,
and no doubt thinking it ''the better part
of valor," the disappointed thief fled, per-
hitting the gentleman to 60 home without
further molestation.
We learn that young man from the
"rural districts" was met on the Clayton
pike, the other night, by two negroes, aud
made to divest himself of his best clothing,
which the negroes " confiscated" to their
own use, and then ordered the young man
to leave instanter, which he did ".mnchly."
There is no punishment too great for
these cowardy assailants, and every man
and woman going out at night should be
prepared to meet such assaults by giving
the intruder "dose,ef cold lead" Under
any other consideration we would counsel
no one to carry "concealed weapons" but
in cases like the above they are necessity
and the only safety to life and person.
Pima Democrat, Non. 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23
Comm,tted for Forgery,

Thomas Albright, whose case has been
mentioned before, as the individual arrested
and committed to the county Jail, on the
charge of having forged orders for small
amounts on several grocery houses of this
city, was yesterday brought before Justice
Meeker for preliminary examination. He
plead guilty to the charge of forgery, and
was required to give bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance before the Court of
Common Pleas. Failing to give the re-
quired security, he was remanded to the
county Jail to await the action Of the Court
In his case.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23

Total No. Delegates. ....5l5
1t is respectfully suggested that, as far
as itmay be practical and convenient, the
delegates be chosen on Saturday, the 10Th
day of December.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to
urge upon the Democracy an immediate
organization, and especially township and
ward organization. Now is the time to
spread useful information among the peo-
pie; but this cannot be done without
a thorough and efficient organization.
That our principles will ultimately
triumph we do not doubt-for to do that
would be to doubt the possibility OF free
government-but we cannot achieve sue
cess, and avert despotism, without labor;
and we cannot begin our labors too soon or
prosecute them too earnestly and stead
fastly.
By order of Democratic State Central
Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chin.
G. j. BEAM, Sec'y.
November 20, 1866.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-23
The Amateurs.

Those fond of dramatic novelties and
those who love to encourage home enter
prise, should look under our ''Amusement'
head for the notice OF the "Western Anna
teur ,Association," which adVertises a
dramatic entertainment at Ellsler's Athe-
neum on Saturday night. On this occasion
two new pieces will be produced--the
"Golden Farmer" domestic drama, and
Mazeppa, funny burlesque. Let the
Amateurs have full house. lUolip-