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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
THE BOARD OF COUNCGLMEN AMI
PARLIAMENTARY LAW.

On Monday last the Board OF C0uncumen per-
formed feat of gymnastics Of an astonishing char
acter Their standing Committee Of Finance, which
was duly appointed By the President on the orsanza
ton Of the Board consisted of three members: Kellogg
(chairman) Keech and Keenan,. Last week keech
and Keenan, resigned their positions as members OF
that Committee because Of some pretended mi'un-
Outstanding between themselves individually, thus
leaving the chairman, Kellogg, alone. On Monday
Councilman Keenan, moved that there " shall be IN
future a Standing Committee Of this Board to DO
known and designated as the Committee on Finan-
cia Affairs, which committee shall be in the place and
stead OF the committee heretofore known as the Conf
mittee on Finance" This resolution was adopted.
Councilman Hartman then offered the following
resolution: THAT the Committee on Financial Al
fairs consist of Counclmen Keech, Roster and Watts
As thi, would substitute Keech for Kellogg as chair
man. aud virtually Gust tie latter gentleman (who
had not resigned, and who had done, and was wiling
to do. duty on his committee), from his Office, Coun-
Gilman Pullman moved that the name Of Kellogg Do
substituted in place Of Keech but this was lost, and
the original motion of Hartman was adopted.
Now. there is but one aspect in which this pro-
ceedng can be viewed aud that is uniayorabe to tbs
honesty of the Honorable the Board of Councilmen
II is plain that attempt TO get rid OF Kellogg
on the Finance Committee; and, as he could not he
impeached in any manner, and his associates were
afraid to move openly to substitute another in bis
place. this lofty somerslult his head was under
taken 1t even strikes Us that Keech and Keenan,
acted in collision in resgning from the committee or
Finance in the first instance, and that they dd 80
to effect this very dirty job since Keech Immediately
accepts a reappointment on the new committee ana
votes down the motion to put Kellogg thereon win
him.
But the Board OF Coupclmea seem to forget thM
parliamentary usage does 10. sanction this method OF
ousting member Of a committee.
If MeSsrs Keech and Keenan, who composed the
original committee with Mr.. Kellogg can urge any
justification for this step. let have it; but nothing
less than personal ndeoeney and rufianism can jus
tify the unpayliamentary proceeding.
II is rumored that Mr.. Kelogg's course in report
ing against certain big jobs, donations, etc, when
were referred to his committee has caused this step
to be taken against him By his fellow members.
that is the case we may we'll feel indignant and also
anprehensive; for Mr. Keech, who is now the char
man of the new Committee on 4" Financial Affairs
is the same Mr. Keech who, as member of former
Common Council, helped to consummate the mia
mons Fort Gansevoort swindle, by voting to buy
nrice of over half a million dollars, the property
which the City already rightfully owned.
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current fiscal year to April /, arc $40 ,932, and
At ,he same ratio for the next three months will
amount for the wear to $40, 900 OOO-to which may
be added $40, 900, 900 for income tax. Increased
taxes are expected to be laid next year on several
important articles and some revenue will be derived
from the Southern States. Mr. Clarke therefore
estimates that next years revenue will not fall below
this years, and that deductng expenditures as now
estimated, there will be a balance to the credit OF the
Government of S2i9, 900, 900 on the 3Oth of June,
1861. We can only say that Mr.. Clarke is san
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

dispatch in another column gives the estimates
made by the Controller of the Currency of the
receipts into tho public Treasury during the present
and the coming fiscal years. We suppose they will
be found considerably more favorable than has been
generally expected and if they should agree with the
figures Of the Secretary of the Treasury, Gov
eminent securities are to be q good deal
higher than now. The actual receipts for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

1t is announced in dispatch from Fortress Mon
roe that Messrs Charles O'Conor and George Shea
ofthis city have been elinel counsel for Jelcr-
son Davis and that his case rests in their hands
1t has become proper to state the fact publicly, a.
Mrs. Davis, who is now with her husband, is con-
stanty receiving letters Of advice and inquiry, to
which this announcement viii be sufficient answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool April %, via
Londonderry April y, arrived of Father Point yesterday
Prussia on April 81 assented TO the Austrian PROPOSE
ton for neutral disarmament but Austria did not
clude in this arrangement disarmament on her Italian
frontier Prussia raised objections The general
opinion in Germany is that all danger OF war Is removed
The minor States said 20 be agreed 10 accept the
Prussian proposal for reform of the Diet as starting
point.
vote on the English Reform Bill was TO be taken on
abolshng the declaration of conformity 10 the Liturgy Of
the Church of England passed through the committee
by Us against 1885,
The Turkish Government protests agains, the election Of
mania.
The troops of the Chinese Government reported %
have Obtained COMPLETE victory over the rebels.
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headed by Peter Cooper to solicit support oftheif

headed ny Peter cooper TO soi our support OIL thei
candiaates-a support which We then pledged and
heartily gave to tho end. AMI which we have
never regretted. We undoubtngly believe that Mr..
Hecker, if chosen, would have proved an in.
hexiby faithful honest capable, energetic Mayor,
and would have used the powers Of his Office not ~
favor any political party private interest but TO pro-
mote economy and prevent peculaton. But we
never in any solicited, suggested, nor de
sired his nOmination-neYer We supported him be-
cause he was the nominee Of the Citizens Association
and because being such nominee, we deemed him
capable and worthy. And-not having time TO
chase up every false charge against to which the
columns Of The Times are habtually lent-we demand
distinct retractiOn Of this one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

A division in the House of Commons on the Reform
bill was expected to be taken on April p. The pros
poets of It's passage seem to have become less favor
able the estimates Of the ministerial minority having
dwindlcl into units, while the Opposition journals
state there will be an actual majority against it, 1t IS
believed that in case Of defeat the Ministry will re-
sign and a new coalition Ministry be formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

The anti-nogro riots in Memphis have resulted in
the destruction ofal the churches wherein Blacks tried
to worship God and all the schoohouses wherein
they were trying to educate their children 1t isn't
pretended that anybody tried or wished to destroy
White mems churches or their chidren's school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

We tried, Saturday, to quote the Federal Consttu-
ton as saying TART. III. sec. 9 of the President,
He shall nominate aud, by and uh me adsice and consent
Of The Senate appoint all officers Of ne United States whose
pointments are not otherwise provided for"
The context showed that laid stress on the advce
Of the Senate as essential and that person nominated
by the President was not appointed until the of
the Senate ras given thereto. But the quotation,
printed was very defective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-07

Tie Democrats Of Nebraska have nominated j.
Sterling Morton Jr Governor D7 Book orConers' Charles
s.arss for Secretary Of STATE Guy Boosmnn Nr Auditor
s.: john Goodrich Treasurer al Wm \. Lic ~ Chief
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Ne,p'lgotk DaiIu gribnne,
MONDAY. MAY :, 1850.
To Cnrrcspomdent..

No notice can Of Anonymous Communications Whaeves
intended be authenticated ty Tho ana ID
Of the weno necessarily iOT pubhcaon out as ssni'
snty for his good faith.
All business letters for this SHOULD sdlee4o The TINS
UNE," New-York
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
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Victor EEHg0's --latest Novel.

The Toilers of the Sea" is commenced IN IHR SEM-
WEEKLY TBUsE Todsys number containing the hF. esa chap
ten. i. now ready in wrsppef for mailing Price CENT.
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Anlscmcni5.

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The Op~ra Of Ia 1RANlATA: Nile Le)ni!ia
valof Aua.'aI. si;nor Domealco Or'niiu!
e.i. sisuor Muz.o.
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CHOLERA DIsAgMED
Tur Cnrrr CAvsK or rrsrILyNcs DKsrRoVEo
lin u T. COURTARETs

Tur Cnrrr CavsE or rrsutyNcs DEsrRovHo
Dir u T. CoURTARErs
DfsrvrrcrrSG CHEHGcAL fLuIDs
Secured by letters patent the United states and France
PrrPArED SOLELY ny
Tng Xrv YORK DisiSPFCrING CosPAsT.
A. their laboratory
Nj. 3d. 30 ASo Jos IrNaY ST., NlwioRE
sr FAMILY should have these diaf,snis and lem daiy
,r SICK ROOFS URIsAts NcHs RH' ArLR
CrtL,Rs CUTTERS and SEWERS.
Er,rs rom proceeding, American Medical Associaiion'
BALTIMORE. May 1866.
The liselse the secretious'i Dr. MARsDzS Canada
The Poison Of Cholera viii increase rapidly by contact with h'h
Dr.. JEwIrr. Philadelphia.
p nu It's ravsses where 6lh and all uncean!ine abound
DR. LEVI. 4. SAYgE, New Yolk.
Hence t. prevent Chorr, you mu.t destroy hlh
Every clip should these dsincc'snis.
T3.,y should be used In all
These fen,s were i5 Muibeuyt by the Heath
Ia.pocor after the Cholera made its oppeaFan'e there.
These agents are deolof,er ansepcs snpu,reents and d
n in the scientific rcsnins ohe words They remove no'ou'
gases and doors by chemical pncplsesvue their places "e
mi ar they and net ndy 0o'''1en OIL p''0"
gases.not injurious utensils in which they are used
POWELL & IHorPsoS. No. q CedaFst n "
General ard Sole Agents the United states and the canada
to whom all order. should be addressed
For ale by All Druggists and General Dealers in the United states aud
Cauldls
BRowY's vERMlFUGE CoMFITS OR WORM Loz-
ensc contain no form Of mercury which remedies
owe their efficacy The Ingredients well calculated for the par
poses they are accomplish having been used with success
BY eminen, medical ia Europe.
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURE
10 Cos pcP9 Ta % Si Sa % y
pyas They secret pfeparaion as the nseaen'
'' '''e' 0" "' irarwAx & Co. Chemists and Druggists
Nos 2 800 81 and 756 oad"ay aud FolTthave corner seven
tcsuthst.
HILLS DEMULCBNT SOAP.
No. y Psrkrpw, y. V
Fssr,n Healing Emoent for the Nursery and Bath
lpvrd Of 10, other styles sod By AL Dealers
Morris CHEMICAL POMADE restores gray haf
without dycns the finest hair dressing known Use no ayes oil
liquid preparations. Depot No. 81 Bafcny'si
A. A. FAvARGBRs last FRBNcH CLASS for Ladies
and Gentlemen progressing rapidly. aud promises more h
preceding meets every evening al oeeA a. o
University place. See obstruction
TvERpELLS WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 3O2
n Al the elegant styles % Cards French note
Paper Monogram Seils. Silver Door Plates, &C.
;. NJ. PBrrENGILL & Co., NEWSPAPER ADyBRrIS-
mo AGENTS No D. ParkIow New York (ebhed IN sib are
agents fr The Tribune al the newspapers in tie United states
sudBi.h Provinces
WAYTED-An active or silent PARTNER IN Spoke,
Rim 1b and Handle anuciorY. Most d.sirsbe locality 100 f
crin timber shipping goods BY four cent.Tn railroads two canals
hours ride by railroad rom Newi orA business wen e.1sVsLei
Ina ire a. the Tribune Office
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, &c.-DR. BlcKSLLLs SYRUP
Is reiabe remedy. and contains no opies
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The Tribune ia London.

STEVENS BROTHERS Agents hr lih-sie' ~ n.
Garden Asenf THE TRIBUNE
Thsy receive srS'csurass AMI Ao''srssntsrA
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Business Notifies.


By Henry II. LEEDS Il MINER, AUcToNEERS.
Pube nrstad sales by AUcIoS and oIlESisS
vii hereof he fJbnd he Daily Papers; JOURNAL or
COAakLCr. IINEs. rlInUNG ani EVENING losr.
BECAUSE A PERSON las \ BAD Cough 1t should
10, be d s. pion la. set n although Con
sump,io rarely ME, h aaaccompani.d by distressing cough
Where However redpoddon to Pulmonary disease exists.
cough m h.eG ' and racks the Lungs AMI wastes the
general strength and soon establishes incuFsbe compliant In all
c,. the s PAR TO get ri cough, cod hosrs
d, delay Ind f,r l pose uoreuedy promptly
or ,orey be-eai The Of the chest than d. D.
yAYsns rtPxcsoAASr an art scientifically compounded from
c,,fv selected dus n which, on ti will always be found
worthy Of II, world viJo sera.a.ion. soldby al Druggist.
BURygTrS CocOAEE has received universal il
No OaE preparation possesses such remarkable properties
for ne and the hair rendering dark and
ss.v II cure. bd-ess and ericles dansruG has stood The
to-, Of tine md competition. sod al over the world
A BLESSING TO MOrHERs.-MRs WIYsLows
so,rH,s SYRUP f,r al diseases with which children afflicted
M ana remedy !. relieves tie child pain requisites
le stomach and bors. cirs, wad collie acdy and by
,vin. and to TIE child comforts The mother ofes No
a. Dev.t Ne,Yoik aud No 2)j High Hoborn London England
DArLEY's OALyANc Horse SALyB cures the
worst case, Of CALI Searches. Swelling, Phck Cuts spans and
Bruises livery horse should havei Sod by all Druggists
rda the Depot, No 20 Cedar 80 cents box.
RFN0yAL.-The Oihce Of the NATIONAL BRICK
MACHINE Co has been that very yacaied Office
No. ifI Broads directly ia the rear OF the Geohd Insurance
Co. Purchasers desiring tie NATIONAL m operation vi"
apply to ADRIAN n tQvA Oeneral Agent
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CRUELTY TO AyrMALs.-Though but fortnight
organized We suthortavey informed that the Society
for Preventing Cruelty to Animals have been able TO eoree
the late barbarous mode OF Transporting calves and sheep
list ofsubscrpons handed by the President OF tne sccc
Mr. Henry De Bergh, shows that our oest elschS " p'
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WAILACk, 1lFAItR
IatG. III lis NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND ,
linsou. John Gilbert, Clas lie. er. Nsrk smith,
Ing llo'slra. 3 J. Eirz.old, lfowle, Ni.lsm
"a BerIe. wilson N1ikirsOI. Pope Nari.
lgac. Nl.s Madeline lita.iques, Niles n Bufsi..
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BROADWAY THEATER. .
THIS ENTStNli bliss Adah lsaac. Menkcn in MALEfIA
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Woods THEATFR ~
THIS vl-.N.Nc r.. Elves: Or, THE STATUE BNiDE-
NAN I'D tUlD! yTnING; Inc Woire Sisters Madame
t.eb s l e 1u
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, Tt.v.S . ~ .--CDNNiE SDOGAH. O THE WEAR
+ fs aG.i M lli Aii.. hllnoyNihsms Miss blanche
,ls . % atom 4lrssls. &. Wslc0t, W. buT.ou Chs w
son, 3D. Bail blcnaan y DeeAeT H. Ans' J. "a'1'"' H.
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Another list Of names as numerous VIII DC a"H"""e
few days
RrrR VAULTS ROBBED. Some time during oe'ui-
dv nght tho beer vaults Of Peter sehaernagac IN Dasa
wick ave near Adams Brooklyn. t. D. were DoA'u "e
aud robbed Of five barrels Of beer valued 81 s'''
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BRowY's VERMlFUGR CoMFITS OR WORM Loz-
euge contain no mercury which worm remedies
owe their efficacy The Ingredients well calculated for the pur
poses they are accomplish having been used with success
by amman, medical men ia Europe.
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STUDIO BUILDING, No. Is West Te hist .
TO-DAY ari f IS EVENING cNAhiiiono AANBLE STATUES
BY Lsrs,1 3. s..I H. TIE BATTLE STORY" Ia COMA
IfNEEf 4 I.|.lI.H Others.
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NEWYOHK CIRCUS go
THIS THF,l.cl u O. zoo TRAN AID GYNNAsfiC PER
FOREMAN. r- ft Itaos Robinson. Little Clarence, Master
S~a.li.t. ,l. ..a..i IT, Co1a- .lie. Caioa &c Berg
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FlN's OLD BOWERY THEArER
THIS TAvsNtI iLkIN. Benefit OF Ms tanly i't,'hs
W.s fn i.yo d. Messrs. W H. Whaley. Harden T. IA FOX
II o.
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CURlSrY'S AuNSTRFLS
THIS Ttvr 'H8 Old SCHOOL or MiSSfRELsf, BAL
I ans CDsIttL ACTS. FARCFS BURLESoJES, DANCES
BIOS DUETS etc To cour.uds with tie farce, BLACi
SIATJ j..
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THIS EVENING
N-..rs. Ere 10 ic R
Ba,fse 10 sii. No
Asu Graham lcoul
I ishin tii,s lour q
Miss S-,tt
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THIS MING
Bosehetfi. Silior N
hnor DoaenicO Ga
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.HFlASIS MlNsTRELS. -
THIS El aN t tAE L-rlllAAl VI. ~ M ~, r
IN AND OH Jf iLAtt, NpiA, bJl1LESe(oI- HiN"'A ~
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BAgfl-frs AMERICAN MUSEUM .,
rttfs alrfVEtl' ~ and THIS EVENING al q CLA Dc
usPCri OR rc ipcr OF TINS TARBEs-Mrs. j. Pryo.. Mrs.
II r. III ,. l.cs Jennie Cieayer, Kehoe ScheA, ieaE1n
Nss.r T,.v w. ". j. Jsu1u. II r. Johus.one H4yl.1nd
Iudtr-n tai.r... Wilton ONE iii &DED THOUSAND CT X
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By Henry u. LEEDS Il MINER, AUCTIONEERS.
The Pue are n1ard by AUCTION AID oTHHwisH
viii heEe pc fJtnd 90 fie o OWN by IAps "VoA'A- W
I ogakLcr. IIMEs rlInUNG ana kvESISG fosr.
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CHOLERA PRHvENTlvB AND CURE.
IRgrxhs CO. preparations which used with The best
Cholera J, ~ and 81 AID ieeomenard ny
n. pysciau They pelaTaons as the ingredients
.lied o the labels
IlrGrMAN & Co. Chemists and Druggists,
2 800 Ji ana $50 Boiaay aud Fourth ave. corner seven
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THIS EVENING
Juiet .ir s. J
IlolIc- d. 60 Ra
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Dr. b. G.. 7 ERRY,
DERNATOLoGIsTl

observation-disclosures Cohen of No. % North
SIKH It william bueh had Theumm Is years snd
lbs walked on cruhe months has been restored 10 perfect
health by Of METCALTgs GREAT RHfUNATC REEEDY
lie il willing TO confirm Lis statement on oa' T. llitd
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A FAvARGRRS last French CLASS for Ladies
and Genenen now progressing rapidly aud promises more th'
preceding 10 meets every evening al oeloe~ a. NO
I.6vers,t-. place. See Instruction
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WANTED--An active or silent PARTNER IN Spoke
Rim Hub and Handle hsnucorY. Most d.irsbe locality iof
ria timber shipping goods by four cent nina railroads. two canals
Eve hour ride y ffoad business well established
ul q the Tribune Office
CHOLERA, DYsBNrERY, &C.-DR BlcKSELLs SYRUP
a. ,e',,ife ,.p,elv and contains no opi.es
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-22
Responsibility of Hotel Keepers.

A man was robbed at the Lafarge
House in New York of money and val
uables to the amount of several hun
dred dollars. He brought suit against
the landlord of the hotel, who gave the
rule of the house, under the New York
statute, requiring valuables to be de-
posted in the safe of the hotel. The
Judge decided that this did not apply
to watch, or such jewelry as a man
usually carried about his person, nor
to such amounts of money as were
usually carried in the pocket Of travel
ers to supply ordinary necessities
The amount claimed was seven hundred
and fifty dollars, but the jury, proba-
bly, thinking that two hundred dollars
was more than an ordinary pocket
book lining, brought in a verdict giving
plaintiff five hundred and twenty five
dollars.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-22
TT HAS BEEN SEEN.

The Union, of this place, after say
ing that the Democrats and Republi-
cans of Pennsylvania are in the field
with their State tickets, and that the
former have endorsed the President
and thelatter endorsed Congress, ex-
claims
I" 1t now remains to be seen whether
the President will allow his office-hold-
ers to contribute to the success of the
party that thus brazenly seeks to put
him to shame! /"
Keep cool, brother! "Old Andy .
settled that question the other day
when he told deputation Of Pennsyl-
vania Copperheads that they had better
go home and change their ticket before
they come cousining round him. He
don't seem disposed to give the offices
to the supporters of such traitors as
the Democratic candidate for Govern
or of the Keystone State. You don't
''endorse' so much as you did, do you
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-22
COPPERHEAD JUSTICE.

A Baptist clergyman living in Bed
ford, Indiana, was literally cut to pie
ces, short time since, by the father of
q young lady whom he had seduced.-
The editor of the Uuion, in this place,
announces with a flourish that the MUIR
dered man was rampant Abolition
ist, and the Lincoln elector of his
district, and that therefore the act was
most righteous one, and he hopes
"the jury who tries the Doctor, will
render a verdict Of justifiable murder. +"
This attempt to excite party preju-
dice for the purpose Of manufacturing
sympathy for criminal, is certainly
not very creditable, to say the least OF
it, but nevertheless consistent with the
course Of men who, during the rebel
lion, spoke and wrote in favor of burn
ing the property of, and shooting their
neighbors, because they were Union
men.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-22
G nardian of Hammond Heirs,
March, Is, 1866 At
Notice of Bridge and Stone We ork.

~ ~ SASS ~ ~- S~~~~@ ~ WAY ~ - - .
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N jobs of Bridge and Stone Work will be
let by the Commissioners of Wyandot county
to the lowest respectable bidder, at the times
and places hereafter mentioned, to-wit:
The job of building a bridge over the San
dusky River, on the Kilborn road, in Crane
township, on the 10Th day of April, 1866, at
10 o'clock, a. m. sees
ALSO, the job of building Stone Abutments
for said bridge at the sane time and place.
The job of putting in timbers TO keepthe road
from washing near where the road crosses the
river, on the township line, between the town
ships of Antrim and Pitt, on the 9th day OF
April 1866, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The job of building bridge across the San
dusky River, on the county road near Samuel
Myers farm, in Pitt township. on the l4tn day
of April, 1866 at 10 o'clock II, m
ALSO the job of building Stone Abutments
for said bridge, at the same time and place.
Bridge builders are requested to present
plans and specifications with their respective
bids, at the time and place of letting. The
Commissioners reserving the right to select oI
reject any plan offered or the bid accompany
ing it.
Masons in bidding for the stone work at
either place. are requested to state in their bids
respectively, the price for furnishing the stone
and necessary material and building said abut-
mcnts per perch of twenty-five feet, measured
in the wall. Also the price of laying up the
stone per perch of the same measure, stone and
materials found. - -s.. =-
By order of the Commissioners.
HENRY A HOYT.
March Is, 66 At. Aud. W. Q. o.