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TIyIIE MASON d HAMI4lN CABINET ORGANS
Il -FIFTY-TWO GOLD SILVER MEDALS OF other HIGH
Est IR NUNS have been awarded H. H. aiiin T." ysAis
aud SFVBNTEEn rithin The sf iol weckL iof IhE bLoi
INSTR MENTs Of THIS GENERAL CLASS. -
Printed "a presented in their ceulsrs from more hsn ~
9th, mos. eminent and uucas Ia the country that ~
MASON a HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS ALE uAEQt ALhD
Prices liO e6Oo WGreToos NO $50 Bro adwsy Newl ork
TI,O PIANO DEALERS and PURCHASERS -
Pleas, can Oh address TOS. T. CHAMBERS son. Piano
Msnu'sctners NowYork Factory No u sIh Wurcrooms
Fishthst. corner of Fouri'sve., m the Bible House
TINTED PIANO-FORrE MAKERS,
No. Q. WALKEE-Sf., New.York
ouf Ccpany teng composed entirely Of superior workmen
. are produce perfect Piano tote THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE m -
FTery Ia rauent gasIsn.eed FOR Piys Year.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

49, ,,,UArroN OF MR. j. G Mills PHILOSOPHY
" HyISe A DrTESsE FUNDAMENTAL IRUTH. by JAMES M9
COsH LLD fioe.ssI o. no os sI,bs n If 6iype oyernment
lntuions OF the Mind" ETC. 6vo pP "A hoOsi' carter
Brothers ..,,,,
This elaborate and systematic work is review of Mills
g Examination Of Sir William Hamiltons Philosophy
or moro properly speaking attempt to reutc the meta
physical theories which the great English postyist ad
yances in that essay Into the controversy between Mill
and tho disciples of Sir W. Hamilton, Prof McCosh does
not eRer still less does be forward defender Of
the Scottish philosopher. While holding that Hamilton
"has furnished valuable contributions to speculative
philosophy than any other British writer in this century
he yet dissens earnestly from several of Sir Williams
favorte principles and believes that fundamental truth
cannot be defended without abandoning the positions
assumed by him.
Professor McCoh discusses Mr. Mills system with good
temper and apparent candor. have really no pleasure
he says in exposing the inconsistencies, the misunder
standings and mistakes to be found in Mr. Mills Ex-
animation or any of his other works. Acuter minds OF
more pugnacious spirits OF earnest souls iitated they
see the evils which must arise from the prevalence of
philosophy which undeTmines fundamental TRUTH will,
suspect rejoice do this and may be tempted TO do it IN
excess But have personal antpathes to crafty no
wrongs to avengc The deepest feeling which entertain
toward Mr. Mill that of admiration of his talents and
gratitude for the clear exposition which he has given of
msoy important principles My aim in this work is simply
70 defend position of primary truth which has been as
sailed by an acute thinker who has extensive influence IN
England"
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Gouscs ano farms rOanteo.

yNTANTED-TO Rent or Buy, with immediate
w 70 sessioD and possible 60 Nc~'ioTk CITY small
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, by October next a
w Farm ofiom 20 80 with good Farm house, convent
70 Depot within honrs ride rom City Hall Ad
d .s,J r. H., box 40. 3, 30 T. %, Ncwhork.
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Gitnatlons tpanie1- nlnles.

4 COMPETENT Young MAN wishes SITUA.
"a TlON hLi PHYSICIAN or DRDG CLEFl ;has thor
ough knowedse Of the business ani speaks I good refer
Those wishing his services p~tse address NJ - No III
Na.sanst, room Nos
A COACHMAN aud Groom, Protestant, wants q
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work for moderate Cu uddres JOHN b. No BlNasaa
IT.. Room 40. 8
A YOUNG MAN, aged y, just arrived nom Gas-
~ gov where ta he eont eap-ense te,r,;s STU
Addr ;. r. r., Of Professor 4, bAkkf - ~, felrt
FAMILIES, Hotels, Summer Houses, Farmers and
other. of bls ard vel .ecsmme& & nse and female
H. supply cous'luty ltll every kind o
Servants Institute NO i3l Etyrnat corner oixtasve
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Gi.uaiions iuan.e0-Ifml.rs


A MIDDIE-AGED LADY, intelligent and domes-
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A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
~ SITUATIONS TO Do general dOCsENORk, 8c. at Mrs
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LINENS! LINENS!! LINENS!!
A GREAT RUSH,! 4!

FOR BARGAINS
NO BIO PROFITS NO DULL TRADE!
Bot crowds Of customers aud cheap goods
Heavy advance IN MUSLlNS, - - -.
Bur No ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES.
FINE MU3LIKS lie. l6c. and se. yard.
FINE YARD WIDE 22c. and 25c.
WAMsrrrA GOODS, ONLY 3jc.
Buy your mun these bargains last aud will save from
TO &c. yard
CUSTOMERS CAN ALSO SAVE FROM
l0c. 40 l5e. A YARD ON ALPACAs, 1,,,,,
zoe. A YARD ON DRESS GOODS,
Ioe. TO l5c. ON FLANNELS, - ...,,,,nrs
AND 25c. 10 75c. 4 YARD on CASSiMERES.
ny gUYlNg THEM AT OUR STORE.
SILK sun UMBRELLAS 81 .. =. ,o ,,p
" BEAUTlFuL PARAsOLs, 81 25 &t So UP.
DCouniry readers shodd preserve this guide 60 cheap
,ooi. ,he. tlev y,it MI, city FOSTER BROTHERS,.
'''' NO. IN BLEEcKERsr psG A9f'9asL
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proposale.
, ERECTION Of the FIRST

PROPOSALS for the ERECTION Of the flRSr
L DugWTORY of the CORNELL UNIVERSITY WI be 70
esveluni the lh dly o. June 1884 Tho plans iad s
nav aud he 9th day Of june At q os4e Of e ~
cs Mlcox Porter IN the ty Of Buffalo and me once o. '
University. the Cornell Library bgidgg At Ithaca ss
complete the By the 1t day 81 Jnn s
nd 20 vr an approved bond o. the suni = Se Tor he su.
ornance their sni suarny iof c %
and Of consc, n accordance s such iopo,a &
arompany er The Trustees a. the Ln,ey sfrft me
sccept reject any propo'a " lhe .ei Ae ,bs
may require Pfoposls should DO 20 We
Board stJthaca, \. \. LIMA lVA"--I' I'"''1~
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Books RKcENTLY Published:
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6otels.
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4 OLD SQUARE, RIpNfNGHAM,
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Gslp nanteo.

A BOY wanted to read manuscript in Printing
n ON e. Ap1ly,o EDWARD 0. JENKINS No. 20 North WI
liam t.
NOMpOSlrORs WANIED.--By SMITH IL Nc
Y J DyfflArI. Nc x! B,ekmau-L
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LINEN DRESS GOODS.
MILLIKEN &c Co.,

No. 71S BROADWAY,
Have large and complete assortment OF LINEN URESS GOODS
Of evsry description, which they Offer Al low prices
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.
Financial.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The Commercials
money article says: Dizziness in the stock
market continues, with still a temporary
weakness in prices. The partial break in
prices yesterday appears TO have had the
double effect of drawing ont sellers OPP
tions yesterday and buyers options this
morning. IL is understood that Mr.. Me-
Culoch has addressed letter to the Ways
and Means committee, requesting. legisla-
tion,th would enable him to issue per
cent. loan free from liability to Federal
taxation, in the hope that such exemption
would facilitate the negotiations of the loan.
Governments rather weak under the offer
fhgs of amounts returned by the Scotia.
The German bankers are free sellers and
are asking 10l%@l01M for X Coupons,
but are generally bid by the bankers l0lH.
10-40's have already lost per cent, being
quoted at 941 z @9iM. g VeLftt
Money Continues very abundant. The
uptown banks are Offering freely to
brokers at per cent. for fixed time. The
general rates demand, however, is 5 per
cent.
Discounts are quiet at 5%@7 per cent.
for prime paper, and 71a@9 per cent. for
names ranking good. = s p
Foreign exchange unsettled and strong
er. There aresymptoms of an impending
active demand from importers, and one of
the leading drawers of francs and sterling
declines selling at current rates. There is a
scarcity of produce bills. Prime bankers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02

whisper is breathed of yielding to Spain
and those whose interests are the largest at
stake would not for moment listen to any
peace proposals. In the three days past all
movable property is being conveyed to
places of safety. The foreign commercial
houses have taken measures to secure their
property from the custom house at Callao.
Meeting of British Residents of
( 7t-- r.. Valparaiso,
The British residents of Valparaiso held
a meeting on the 2Sth of March, appointed
a committee who drafted series of resolu-
tions adopted at another meeting, rejecting
severely upon the vacillating conduct of
Admiral Denman and cOndemning his plea
of want of sufficient force to oppose the
Spaniards, as humiiating to his country
men and ineXcusable, considering that a
cooperation of the powerful United States
squadron was pressed upon him by its COM
manders. They also condemn the passive
submission of the British Charge d'Affairs,
and appointed deputation to express to
General Fitzpatrick and Commodore Rodg-
ers their high appreciation of their efforts
to prevent, by cooperation with the British
forces, the bombardment of the city.
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New York Wool mnrItct.

There Is some inquiry for the different grad, d
which nre adapted b. the immediate wants0f manu-
Lecturers but utneither BUYERS nor ers are disposd
tog bevohd immediate wants and present prIces
Factories are well employed at the present time.
though none are disposed b. drive business very
Manufacturers lost money mall their la. winters
PRODUCTIONS; what, they are now manufacturing
affords them SIN j margin, berapse Of tile dpchns
in wool, but Sc small i the profit that the slightest
advance in the price Of wool would eat it all up and
again leave the manufacturer loser.
Manufacturers generally appear 10 have come to
this conclusion not to accumulate good, under ex-
isting circumstauces Till god and cure e. be-
come equal there is no safely; fall in gold must
produce dec ne in the price goods ami al;
consequently rheir only safety Is in manufacturi q
for live market, and as soon as The mand ceases
then stop production and wait the issue of events
The market at the close was more active and The
feeling irmer with less disposition to sell aud rather
moro disposition TO hold. Southern WOODS such as
New Orleans and Georgia were held for better
prices. while Texas was offered more freely The
unsettled cotton news from Europe. and the cholera,
will not be without effect on the market
The sales for the week aggregate about 4O1 900 n ,
Fleece. ranging from 42Is g63c; s 900 B Tub 55e.,
10000 70 Georgia. "a zoe; 20 OOn u California Fail
and Spring Clips, on private terms. part 22835c;
l5otOo b Texa., H930c, mostly 24c; 100000 b Pulled
part 4OlB5O' -EconOmiSt2 2sth.
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Cleveland Market.

FL0UR--Citv made XXX red held at SlaDI2. do
AX white S29l3. COuntrv brands Xxx red 50 256D
10 so; do d. Xxx white $40 e5@n. .r--r'T % =
WHEAT-Sales cars Milwaukee spring from
store at 81 0Oi no transactions in other qualities re-
+ C0RN-Sales cars No. shelled, at Coo, from
store, and car do a. Csc. ~ . t .. -.
0ATS-Sae car No. l Ohio at 4sc from store. rr
lP0Rk-No. City mess he'd at s27 90; No.2 mess
$26 co. clear $50 90.
LARD-City rendered in tierces 2Oc; do in kegs
2lc. Sales 1000 pounds city at quotations.. 80 4.
HAMS-Steady. Sales 1000 bs City sugar cured
canvassed and uncanvassed, at 2lS2gc. Country
cured held at 1992Oc. .H
oH0uLDERS-City cured steady at l4c. Coun-
BACoN-Held at lee for clear and loc for sugar
MESS BEEF--In moderate demand and steady
at $.S 90. Extra mess $50 CO..
DRIED BEEE-S, eady at 23c.
BuTTER-Prime in light receipt. fair demand
and steady st4l@A2o infsriVrt to common grades dull
CHEESE4ouiet. Good to- prime Old western
Reserve and New York is in very light stock and
hrm at2O 22c, New Is in moderate receipt, but in
naSSsTNs nlsSEN sPs 5RsBs At ls,$9ICc oo,,o -,
=, DRIED APPLES-ln good demand and firm at
DRIED PEACHk SOC; IMPAIRED. halves,
7FJT&fUESnSa 8 cars peachbIows,in bulk at
St0Q per hu, l25 brs at % % per brl; Flukes and
Neshannoeks scarce andrm at 81 90 per bu and 90 90
per brl. l'0I.' ,Ie-.. RI
,BkANs-Ptime white in moderate request at
81 75 200 per bu: inferior AIDES not wanted. IA
FEAT IHh Sr-Sales prime live geese at rs q as0c !.
LAKE FlSH--NO. 1 White6sh % so per half
n-H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
XXXTXth CONGRESS- First Session,
WASHINGTON. May D, 1866.
SENA'PF. -.

, Mr.. TRUMBULr presented petition for the en-
actment Of equal and Just laws for Interstate in-
surance; al'o, petition for the establishment Of
to the committee on Commerce.
MT. RUMBUL LL presented the petition Of JAG
citizens OF Staunton, ' d., representing that the
troops have recently been Withdrawn from that
place; that the Union men are beng prosecute by
rebels and praying for the return of the troops for
Il projection Of loyal men, The peiitonwas refer
red TO the committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. JOHNSON read a letter from Gen. Wade
Hampton. contradicting tho charge of Gen. Sher-
man that he (hampton) ordered tue burning Of Co.
lumbia, :. g., aud asking the pOintment Of a
special committee to investigate the subject Mr..
johnson moved its reference to the committee on
Military Affairs; but subs, quently Withdrew il, at
the suggestion OF several Senators. who said the
Mr. TRU MBULl! pree ented petition from citi-
Eens OF Augusta, va, asking the, return Of Union
loyal men. IL was referred to the Military commit
. Mr.. HOWARD. from the Pacific railroad COM
mittce, reported joint resolution to extend the
time for completing the first 100 miles Oc the east
EN- division Of the Union Pacific railroad to the
9Th Of June, lS6s. Passed
, The special order, which was tho Appropriation
bill was then takenup The pending question was
upon the amendment Of Mr. Trumhull. that no per
son exercising the duties Of Hnv Office which BY la
is req hired to be filled by ami with the aivice and
consent Of the senate, shall before confirmation by
the Senate, receive any salary compensation for
his services, unless &C be commissioned by the Pres
ldtnt 70 MI up vacancy which mas, during the &C.
cess of the Senate and since its last adjournment,
happened by death. resignation or expiration of the
term, and in Of removal, to be reported to the
Senate at its next session.
Mr.. HENDERSON took the floor in speech COM
menced yesterday on the constitutional right Of
Congress to adopt the above amendment. In con-
cuslOn he said he knew very well that the amendment
would be attacked all over the country a. an uncOn-
stitutOnal curb upon the President lie believed
thtt if offices were to be given out as rewards for
political purposes it would end in the disruption Of
hn (,pynrnttnpf 10 bn1t tla LII .grtb h.
President was well calculated to blast the hopes Of
Union men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
New \ ork CattIb Tntkct mn,

,b bBEEF tOATTl'E-Business during tho vbolol ,oS
III moTh mas been pretty nc i've. Notwithstanding
%Ine % unlrVorabe state Of tho meat markets p,;nFss
sS ,ed n tay9r n Of The sellers Sales in Albany 70
BeTgn Hill sl3 head and in YorkviIle 90 head .r ~
ae. 70 .t G'S PSlchers ia the fore part Of the week.
londays market 1900 head, including 20 bend LIZ lT
m rgn an5 Sjt Si %ssk On that day The market opened
lttle better than lsst weeks prices Tbev rsnses ~
rGh mifug fIutia TX SPd some choice at sl79ls.
any bus the choicest, which are taken by priya3s
VEAL. CALVES Find also no favor. with .
choice. - - " - i'i Poo' 10 llc trr
ShhEP-IlaEe been very firm. and, with fair in.
curry prices improved. closi q for wooed Re bigh az
VIC. en6 Tor sheared rs high as SIC. ''N'" "'
IIHa,MDS a lttle lower. ranging lrom IOalee
:, oWINE-Ope9 fat, but olO cd frnl at 100 IU,, -
iETEEcorhied, and I29l236 fordressed d..
:, Inc rsceipt5 this week are $500 Beeves 81 MiIeb
lows lows. .oO Veal Calves, l1j Sheep and Lsmhs and
Wy WI 2. being sn increase over last weeks re-
eepts OF Cows, and r. decrease Of l2G Beeyes Ila
Calves, l39 Sheep and 1853 Swino
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Supcrine Ss 259s IS; extra 50 2s@9 rs;
family $lG SOSls0O. and fancy sl2 5O9l4OO.
WHEAT-.No. new red 80 80; No. ? do 81 10; and
prime to choice old red 81 so az so.
CORN-No. / a. 5sc, in elevator, and CSC in sacks.
sales OF 200 bushels white. sheed, at 64c. and 800
OATS-A quiet and steady market at 43c for No.
?, and 46c for No l, in elevator. . ..
KY E-The market remains unchanged, at $50 for
BARLEY-There is no change in the market, and
prices remain the same as last quoted.
GOFFEE-Fair to choice Rio a3g2so.
SUGAR Raw l29l5c; l6h@l7c for hard-refned
M0LASSES-OO per gallon for Porto Rico.
BULK MEATS-sold at ll914c for shoulders
LARD-Cou have been purchased at zoe.
. fORk-Moss S2S 90.
BACON-Sales at i2'49I5K9I7Hc for shoulders.
/ BUTTER-The demand continues good for choice
yellow, and the market for such is Fl IN at 4T95Oc.
White IS IN ialr request at 4O945c. The lower
grades are dull nt25 35c.
CHEESE Reserve old at 2l92l hc.
New Is dulI al l4S i6c, acc riding to qualify.
, EGGS-Thc market rules steady, with fair de-
mani at l9s ger doz., shippers count, for prime.
. rWHlSkl-A quiet market, with fair demand .
with ssleS Of 100 pol duty paid at 50 90 and SO do
loaf 22. Bonded is still quoted at 23c
SEEDS-ClOyer is dull at S5 OO65 25 Timothy
is in fair demand at So 70. Flax continues in good
dem,nd at 81 25d2 30.
TOBACCO There has been good demand for
bright leaf aud manufactured topaccuS, bur the
common qualities have all been dull althf ugh
prices cannot be quoted lower. =
Virginia Common lugs, 69l2c; medium leaf 1870
l5c; fl e leaf. ls925; selections, bright 3O@75'
OHIO Seed L.eaf-Fi lers, per 10, 294c; medium
wrappers. hslOc; fine wrappers, l2sl6c; selections
l9920c. ~" -
Mason County-Trash. 294r; ugs. 4H99c; me
diumleaf lO9lec; good leaf l59Isc; fine leaf, eO9
25c; selections, bright and sweet, 2O945c
Manutactued-DaTk 5s, s. and lus 6sa975c; dark
quarters, and navy halves, 6s975; bright tens and
quarters, SOc@Sl 60; brisht pOuDds common coca
81 90; bright pounde, fine, 81 1901 40; Virginia
bright pounds, unsound, 5O9sOc do sound and fine,
81 coal 50. = ~
WOOL-The demand islight few new fleece
have been sold at 25c per h but other quotations
emerely nominal. Coarse fleece, 350B3sc; medium
to fine do, 4195Oc; tub washed do. 4595Oc, and nn-
washed do, 25G,25c. -..s r..- ~ 90 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02


A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems booni The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and rcsh to prevent eruptions
TO perfume clothing, &c. -
1t OvercOmeS the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
! removesredness, fan. blotches, &c. .'tI
/ Itcures nervous headache and llaysinnammatioD.
'tcoolS. sOftens and adds delicacy to tho skim @.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcurcs musquoto bites and stngs of insects. = =
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
PatroniEed by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
.... ..a DEMAS BARNES & co.
..,... Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
oct9-d6wly '-f'.-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02

STOCKS-Strong. Erie 7iti; do preferred, nv;
Reading 1859; h. 10; Cleveland X Pittsburgh slA. :
Chicago x Northwestern 5sJS; Pittsburgh, Fort
Mavne Chicago, 9s; Western Union telegraph 5T
Michigan Southern 1875; Tennessee 6's gOl4: $50
coup MS '6s, 1915; 10 40 coupons 91sSi Treasury
Notes, 7 3Os. 1919.
The 4 o'clock stock market continues extremely
dull. New York Central 02Y Erie 74E; Hudson
1lOR; Reading IO5: Michigan Southern IS; Canton
5G1i; Quicksilver j4l6; Spruce Hill 5Js; Mariposa
preferred, 943; Illinois Central llaT; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh ST. Ch,ago Rock Island l23I. Chi
cag) & Northwestern, 5s1S do preferred, G55S;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d Oh cagO gsss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02

The SPEAKER appointed ShellabArger, Win
dom, Boyer, Cook and Warner q special Committee
Bureau. ''"S'
Mr. DARLING offered resolutions on Tho subject
o. alleged fraudulent enlistments Of recruits and
bounty frauds in New York, nd providing 6rS a
select committee of FIVE to investigate, with full
The House considered the Niagara Ship Canal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02

sixty days sterling is qnoted at lOS24@ lO9.
Francs, long date, 5221a@52O.
z The gold market is easier; ctsli gold Is
more plenty, and the rate on borrowed gold
has declined tO4 per cent. per annum' or
Il per cent. per day. The lowest point
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
FROM TORONTO.
Sent 10 the IsenitenfinrY

TORONTO, G. W., May l.-Dr. Gustaff, late
of New York city, who attempted to poison
man named McKinnon here several
months ago, was tried yesterday, found
guilty and sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary.