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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28


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- stqrilaE 9fi Oi ,uIryr 11 7..a Hd' rfHH s.r
na 30 s9rod trfdil1d i.Yw1'3fI H'1ipiIf sss..
.a.IisMqm Lab ,ognl11au EUlr .Hali ,tHJiiaQtl
rF0R MORE THAN TWENTY. YEARS MA
THfE,Wsi' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. end isconstantly increasing In public
fAv0f.1ssundi pyaia 20 1iiEH ns 81 tqssHs II euuI
iiItiItbsbsa and cheapest IN The world. Pfios
'ocenu'5upui' in s17bludi 1ii ii.w -IiSI91 urfG
It siVes abeautiful, luVtoas. NdtSrdI color, BE- 81
It'll complete ip one bottle .,,~ '''."'
II does the work the hrSt time . ~
ItdOssHot crock smptor stain. '9 l',,I1T ssI.,
1t does not rub OF or fade. a7oilu .rs.'Iai ejra
II always eiaes ratification, child can applyit
THIBHAIR DYE y panpfactursd by peculiar
process dknewioplyEe ArFhathsFsa ybichrenders
Infinitely superior to, any dye in market,
IN using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
thatRUSTH. DEAD appearance BY which, yed hair
Is 70 easily fscognised when an infefior article
heA peen used raopssaal in lrllh Oh o. r-saa gr
Invest 7b cents. and you will be cenvinced.--
Sold BY all Druggists and Ta cy Goods Dealers
tg t.,,ls ol, AL, ,MATHkMS 5 Manufacturer.,
DEMAS BARNES q co.., New York, Wholesale
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

MARRIAGE AND CEIIBACY, an Es-
sAyof W Arning and Instruction for Young Men. -.
Also. Diseases and Abuses which prVstrAle the VII
tai pOEers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free
J, SKILLlN H00GHT0N, Howard Association.
PbilsdelphiA, Pa. -.,l.-,5 ,angl5-ddN3m y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

ST. LOUIS, ,Aug.2.-Nine cemeteries re-
port 80 cholera deaths Saturday, and II
cemeteries report rs yesterday, showing a
tolerably marked abatement Of the disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

This Sthsmost btful extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the un-burnt face and
hands toz pSsrly satin texture Of raVishing beauty
ipParting the marble purity Of youth. and the ds'
p94e eppsAIance 90 Inviting iu the oitg belle Of
faabiOn. u removes tenA feeklss, pimples and
rUdghnsis from ne skih, sseAviSg the sSnplexioh
fresh, ttanSPaIentADd suoOA. Il contains no ma
tsrial inuFOus to the skin PstrouEed By Actross-
eeSnd 0psrEs Esihssfs. IL b WAste tetety lady shonid
hays. BOld sysrsybsfs, Retail price. so cts ~ 5,,m
Prepared by W.E!HAGAN. Troy. N.lY. s Iiof
Address all orders to IA II Ia-.i
Z ;9Psisl-abBM s.s = ECO Est ,York. ri,
.QatY1daMlyl Os.g s1uds1lEr IA Z 0s:- g1udsl-If
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. N.-Eleven deaths
from cholera, were reported yesterday. The
disease has lost its epidemic character and
is rapidly abating.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

a a !PouaHKEEPsIE, N, Y, Aug. ga MOTOR
ious, character named Aaron Ward, being
closely pursued by the police yesterday,
entered room a short distance from this
city, and blew out his brains. -...,, u, vi,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

Removed from his old Oflice. ''
.DR1sA1B4iWILbIANS. W est, BrOSdWsys neE.
High street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himse
fora Serissof years Is tho Tea eut Of certain pri
vate diseases. lie may beconsulisd At bis Officer
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank 'r.D
] chQe'Rs i'7'H. .'.i@t ITVf JfGUEW II p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
LIa...I AGIiLLI Z. aTAuNOLIA ~ III

.ethnRd ASH hmR sfStvn9tI
.gN IAGuA de ElAGNOLlAos ~ a
Atoilpt delight The ladiesitreAsuro and gentle
mems boonl The "sWeetest thing" and largest
quantity. ManulaetpTpd from the rich Southern
Magnolia. 'USSd fOf bathing the fSes and person,t
render the skin soft and tresh prevent efuptiont
10 perfume clpthinGg A0.iO YTIO
t0vsfc6nos thd. unpleasant Odor Of perspiration.
oltfemptes FednSY, tan. blotches. &e.'d 4 eoiiqE
lKOuTes nervous Shs and atlayS SiahAhmEt ion,
,ltsoOIss gOftsIs end SddS asliCacy to theskinsoT
Ityields egubdued and lasting peffuney ~ sqmur
bSaf& tpptp9st6 bites ana stihEs n - i,sO
Mcohtaihsh no ipaterial linjliOusto TO the skin.i b1s
bRatronised BY Actresses uhtO Opera SingeFss Itis
what every ladS Skpdld have Sold every Nhsfe.
1ty the " atsrt once and ron win use no
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water aftSfl
vvarda. 0dIIW "a II
zI,l5 yll1 DEMAS BARNES &lU0i.l y. b.0lggA
oots-d.wIS RYyf Exclusive tg NAs'nt'' Nsg 2 N Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
JeE Davis to be Released on
Parole 'u'

Z r FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 25.-The i'm
preston gains ground that JEFF. Davis will
be released on conditional parole, on the
ground of his continued i'll health.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
Cleveland Wool market-Aug. en-

Cleveland Wool Market-Aug. 2I.iJ
From various parts OF the State we learn that a
little wool is changing hands all the time, mainly
purchased by the agents OF fmanufacturers but only
clips are taken that specially suit the principal.
buyer for the Pacific Mills, whose field of operatio
average Of about Soc, though he is sometimes in
duced t6give from b3 to 55c where the eoondiionand
quality are extra. We may still quote, as the rates
offered, from 45 to $50. G5JEEH s0G .s
PhiIadeIphia Cattle Market-Aug. ct.
sCATTLE-Dull. 1900 head sold at Sl7@l7z so for
extra; $l59l6 for fair to good; ,l-Ia.i...-. .
SHEEP-l00 900 head sold at Sc 2SG6 rs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
THE CHOLERA.
New York and Vicinitv.,nT

New York, Aug. T-Cholera statistics
show only eleven cases and two deaths iu
this city on Saturday and Sunday. Very
few cases are reported in BroOklyn. The
disease is rapidly disappearing. y. ',tt
There were only five new cases of chole-
ra reported in this city to-day. l. s5drglr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

PERMANENT AND tWIDE-sRIsEAD
SUCCESS Is THE BEST sTEvIDENCB OF
THE, GOODN EsS OF HIRAM DRETB,s
PILLS.-They should be in every family, ready
for use on the first symptoms Of disease occurring.
This method win often save 1ifsy Remember, the
CholeFa n ust be treated as t Poison,
and your sAfety, demands 1t should be got rid Of
without delay. Colds, rheumatism. asthma. pleu-
riy. disrrhea eolics, ip e all sickness Is the con
sequence of active impurities in the blood. These
being removed. the health is restored at once.
[ Observe my name in the Government stamp in
WhitS letters. Sold by Druggists. h .lr.ia
augio-d&wlm1G . 7'f =, b. BRANDRETHy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

1t is reported that Mr.. Thomas Kinsalla,
editor Of the Brook yn Eagle, a Democratic
paper, has been appointed postmaster Of
BROOKLYN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
'HAGAN,s S1AGNoLIA BAIm.! a

sxonisinii ,s1udsi47UB ,24 ut's,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

Jack Sheppard, arrested, indicted, aT-aigned,
tired. convicted, sentenced and done for, never
yet transformed one honest person into rogue.
Aud 30 with the whole round Of "yellow-cCy-
cred" literature. II misleads and destroys,
solely because il throws false, alluring haze
over SIN exhibiting its initial pleasure and con-
cealing it. consequent shame and suffering.
The true life OF a tranSgreSsOr never yet
tempted any one to repeat his oflense.
The current notion that, while the trials OF
forgers, burglars, assassins, may properly ana
proGtably be published, those Of adultcrers and
libertines should be suppressed, has no warrant
either in reason or revelation. If that notion
were Just, the Bible,would be great mistake
since It every where treats olienses and Offend
crs against the several COMMANDMENTS pre-
cisely alike. No book ever published more
emphaticallg defes the philosophy that would
make the murder of Abel or the wantOnneSs
Of Potiphar's wife the consequence OF an NOR
dnate reading Of police reports.
Iaco saws the Venetian ladies were anxiou,
"not to leave undonc, but keep unknown bat
even he did not commend them as models. They
have many modern disciples; but there is moth
ing sanitary, nothing renoyating, in their disci-
pline. Fabrication, even comparative, If to be
attained rot through secrecy and darkness, but
through light and discussion. We must con
slider and investigate social evils, if We are ever
to amend or even abata them. Such trial as
our City has just endured will result in GOOD i
It's lesson. be studied and taken TO heart. 1t Is
not Virtue, but Vice. that would have them
ignored or suppressed. Let Us have faith that
exposure is the necessary initiative of reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

our own pcoplc-poor IS well as rich. Those
who are to pay il are those who voted IT, aud
those who hold it. II is not like the debts OF
the Old World, created for objects in which the
great mass had no interest Great As are the
burdens" Mr.. Lanier very correctly remarks,
"the people feel perfectly able 10 bear them,
and that they have an ample equivalent Tor
them, OF a nature far transcending mere material
advantages. They have, for the first time, es-
tabshcd their nationality upon all immutable
basis. They have removed the great source OF
discord and alienation, Slavery, and they are
infinitely stronger than ever before. Success
has given US a full equivalent for all the burdens
We have assumed; and no one, who considers
our means, or present position, or the guarantees
of the past. cah doubt the payment of our
national debt" Such appears to be the grow
ing conviction all over Europe, and Mr.. Lanlers
mission seems 20 have had no small share III
producing it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
4 WHOLE FAuILY stPFOraIgo.
Two OF abe Pariie, Deaa-lte AZ"
sappo,ea 10 be AS, FROM a sio'e-i
Myafrry.

About = o'clock Yesterday afternoon Oai9G
B.odhead Of the Ihirteea.h Precinct vas r:ogm, ~
Mrs COsgroye OF 30. so Grand.st that sle bad d,
covered tour persona friends o; hers dead N tlii
apartments, No. 20; Grand-st.
The officer upon entering tie premises ',lai one 0,
tie parties Ms. Rosanns Gahcy aged o. years. an
her grandson Erafcis aged years dead iss
other. her son Francis aged % years aad her laas
ter Nancy A. Gahey aged - years were sth a1e
but unconscious. Dr. B.yin. Police Surgeon haa Df
Calvin were called IN and succeeded II r5e's.'ils
the Young man and woman. bat the Others were pay
al remedy Neither Of the surviving pa-ds' QV-i
give any account of the cause Of their strpesoro1
As far rs could be learned Francis Gaaey WAo IS
bakor by trade came hone about o'clock IN tn' inHl
Jag aud from that time until the next afternoon hJ1
ing was hoard from them. brother OF sac pa',i''
called there at 10 o'clock 10 the morning but S1eias @
shutters closed thought hi frleats must - ep.a,
Ater than usual aud went away. "A. aOoit a.. psH :
in the afternoon Mrs. C0sgroTe wcoi . tA'
door snG finding II unlocked eaieiei. tn,'
els was sitting in chalk apgten'y df,L
Tho two women and the child were IN DeI, az +3h
irgly in the repose OF death She a. c.ee gs'' w
alarm 10 Oiioer Br0dhesd. A. above re.a.c J.
A small cooking stove N the room ana dt'st.."
aue are tue p,ob.be causes OF the d,a,l OF Che a'
III. room was a very small. Ill ventilated one. aai
supposed the gas from TO stove must Lave ~ ~ a,
produced sufOCaton. Coroner Cover va oh mana tui
took a view of the bodies, aud directed tla' no.ihs
about the room should be disturbed until tus nl.oinS
AT which time an inquest Will be held. AG's'..'' . y
very singular case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

b. the arrival OF the Atlantic at this port,
We have adyces from Panama TO December -. The
Gillian coast has been the Of stirring events
naval engagement occurred. on November q, of the
port Of Papudo about forty miles distant from Val
paraiso between Spanish gunboat and the Gillian war
steamer Esmeralda and after q combat ofhaf an hour
Che gunboat surrendered Another naval conflict re-
suited in the capture Of armed launch and 10 men
by the Chians The issue Of these two nights caused
of course great rejoicing throughout the Republic IN
Peru the new Government me. with the cordial and
undivided support Of all classes Ihsre was genera
desire that the era Of internal strife be ended. but OF
the same time genera, opposition 10 the demands OF
the Spanish Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

Tucker-pleisant result Of thai arrangement.
But if our patient Taxpayers think that tnat
is all they pay for having tie erection oil the
Court House carefully watched by somebody,
we are sorry to undeceiye them. Mr. John
Kelum. the architect, helps Mr.. Tucker look
on. "What are you dcings Bill" said an anx-
ious parent. Nothing" said Bill. "And what
are you about Joe ?" was asked OF his
brother Helping Bill" So Mr.. heIum
helps Mr.. Tucker, or Mr.. Tucker
helps Mr.. Kelum, whichever you
will. AR Kellum's compensation Is three
per cent on expenditures, and amounted the last
rear to $4,000. If that S2i, 900 isn't Itself eH-
pendture on construction, what is 1t Mr.
Tucker gravels US with that problem ond charges
his i've per cent. And isn't it poor rule that
wont work both ways If Mr.. Kellum's COM
pensaton is expenditure Oh which Mr.. Tucker
charges his little commission, is not Mr. Tucker >
compensation also expenditure on which Mr..
Kellum may charge his three per cent! Ii
somebody has Mt thought Of this corollary 10
problem FIRST, then these faithful watchers have
poorer head for figures than We give them
credit for. If they have not, the Board
of Supervisors should pass another reSo'
luton and add another five per
cent to expenditures to be paid for the sugges'
.ion But even without that, the public must
rest satisfied that their interests are carefully
looked after by the Board. which pays about
ST.. 900 a wear 10 two mentor one would nj
be enough-to see that the Courthouse is
properly built.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
French ThenirY.

The second representation OF tle season "
tho French troupe of VI. NJ. Juigne. aHI Dr. 81. D's
place at the Academy OF Music on SATURDAY evening"
The comedy selected fer the occasion, Les Pr,aiTi
A,rpes de Rieisia,, was preceded By we!Lac.,dtai
la Partis d, P.Yei al Importation from tn PAM
Gymnase. The interest OF the latter piece which -
performed by MesSrs. ChamOuniu Rousseau All Ge1iL
and Mile. HeyeT. turns the srcceSSts deception
IN old n0bonan. who having qgarreled over glns@
pluet and then fallen asleep is bscguen,y swls'Gei
and persuaded that the dispute occurred Only IA ~
dreams. In Les Pregicrs A.uss &c Ri,tsliri 81 Oh
layorte-SIlle. POie. the new cowcdie3ae. ag's no
roe " the Duke with that sgr.gltly y.yic.y ~
messed on the English stage. Mile L. Blanc a, Di@
ne Noaiiics Nile. Kcrnec ~ Nile de Noce ard NV
Hnry the too yoluble Blronuc De Bellccha3,'. ~sn
all excellent the latter especially. dividing she hoaD
o, the evening with Nile Potel by her navs nli'cf'
lions and conversational bluntness. VI. Lgry was 49,
the perfect cOurtier. both in costume All ges."N
and was ably seconded BY Iyprolyte De.sne
the fussy Baron. Indeed. the entire pc,.',nia'
of such character. as TO give rise to To- io1~
cheerful anticpalons regarding the future OF the r'
CARRIED company The actual additions Tor he se's'i
comprise among others Mines. Po,el. Hinry. Heyef
Leblanc and DE Kernec, aud III. ". Chamcnaia. 0eaV
aud Liyry. On Wednesday evening, Jan. 3D. 10
comic operas l. Eclair and les Y0ce, d, J,aauG. va"
given introducing Nile. ElVira Naddie Of the I.'a'"
Royal Brussels. and NJ. Armand Of the Grand Ibei''
Marseiles This will be the fra. and only appeiria'
of these artists this season. The operas VIII b pre-
coded By the comedieta OF Uae Gasse d. Yit "a tl''
NJ Harndostg Nill make his debut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
(EEwE-PG RIG a1.s.

4 nauseous expose Of domestic dcpgaity has
ust been concluded in our City IN The trial OF y
Divorce case between parties whose social
standing ohoull have prccluded, il not the crime,
az least the disclosure. Every oueis wondering
what must have possessed the parte. and their
influential friends that they did no. somehow
Keep the matter ont Of court: and wondering
further, why the lawyers must have So con-
Quoted the trial as 10 make the exhibition as
thoroughly revolving as possible. The no.
verdict at the close -eems very generally ac-
ccptablc.
TIL Ercping Post gravcly suggests that the
morning journal, should, by some mode of
divination. have ioreknown what the trial
would reveal, aud so suppressed IT, Unfortu-
notely, prophecy seems one OF the lost arts;
Gov. Seward is It's only exemplar in our day, and
his representations have not met with such
success az TO encourage imitators. The best
we mortal journalists can do is to report what
occurs as inoflensiyely ~ may be-. This we
have tried to do.
Ii there be persons whom the publicity given
to this trial will tempt to sexual vice, they must
be strangely constituted. 1t seems to us that
its tendency must be entirely opposite to
this.
II is falsehood, not truth--concealment, not
exposure-that fills the haunts Of vice with
fresh victims evermore. Ignorance is the bane
OF Innocence. The Jack Sheppard of romance
and mc'odraIna has corrupted thousands, he
cag.c %. isa a.ladi,g shan: bat the actual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

Secretary Sewsris Destination in his proposed trip i,
Vera Crcs. The par, we're to have sailed in the De
Soto Oh Saturday bu. prevented by the orJdding
weather
BY order OF the Secretary Of War, Robert 5.
Cox charged with being guerrilla and ordered to be
confined at hard labor Cor the perod Of three years. has
been released from The Penitcntia'y az Frankfort Ky
a Ncw-Orl.ans dispatch states that the mill
tary recently entered the District Cont AT Jeacr
soh Texas and rescued by force two Treasury agents
Indicted by the Grand Jury for swiud!-ng
A volunlinous report, showing the history OF
the Union Pacific railroad and all legislation Lad il
aid thereof has been compiled at the Interior Depart
ment and will shortly be Published.
There was acme fighting between the whites
end blacks in New orleans on Christmas Day during
which three policemen were seSercly VouadeL Aboul
10 negroes were arrested
The Louisiana National Bank OF New Orleans
capital Sl00s 900 has been authorized by tho Control
Ter of the Currency The total circulation Of Aslola
Banks is 1884 81 900.
About 90 soldiers who fell al the battle o.
Balls Bluff have been reinterred in National Gene
terry at that place. under the direction OF Capt Moore
Acting QusItermaster.
VIM. p. A7itt, a citizen OF Kentucky, SEN
fenced by military commission 20 be imprisoned OF hard
labor for three years has been released by order OF
Major en-. Palmer.
A Toronto dispatch states that NJ. Ferguson
Blair has accepted the position IN the Canadian Caoi'
net made vacant By the resignation Of Mr.. George
Brown
Tho jury in the Strong divorce case, after At
borrs deberstion. failed TO agree On verdict, AMI
were discharged yesterday morning at TO- o'clock.
Eighty thousand dollars worth Of mutlIa'ea
currency is destroyed daily and ony $4,000 worth Il
manufactured.
Gold was not strong and closed at llil On Sa'pT
da Government stocks continue IL dan'rd a. iud piece
The miscellaneous shares strong ald tie coal stocks ~
removed demand The general shars market was steady Of
the regular board but prices were not sustained upon '
street Money on c, Is abundant CT per ce to brokers
and balances have been left over ur'l January o. PEI
cent PAPER sell, readily 6oi high rates Of 'neFei
s.il urp.asi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

We are glad to entertain the hope that spain
will abandon her foolish purpose TO make wa
upon Chill. When The blockade Of that conn
mOnwealth was announced. il made \ sensation
in Europe, especially in England. Public
opinion has CONTROLLED susceptible Spain, and
now we learn that AZ the question. Al issue be-
tween that monarchy and Chill have been re-
felred to England ani France. We imagine
that terms will be arranged with very little
trouh!r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

III accordance with oUr uniform rule, " shall
not publish a paper tomorrow morning, the
labor upon which would have to be done
to-day and this evening. It j. a custom, hon
ored in the Observance, to give 10 reporters,
printers and editor, two holidays IN the
year, the lst Of January and the 4th Of Juiy,
and nobody, we trust. begrudges them TINS
rosnita from daily toll accorded 10 all other
classes of laborers. On the contrary, we be-
lieve that our readers would remember with
regret, should they take UP a TRIBUNE OF
January ., that the festivities and annual
greetings with families and friends in
which they inGrlgcd had been denied
TO between one ond two hundred men that they
might not be without a newspaper at the break
fast table. We can tell them, moreover. be-
forehand, that there viii be 40 news tomorrow
till about noon. when we she'll issue an Even
ing Edition, for how can there be grist when
the mill is stopped The Telegraph men are all
ont making calls; the Post-Oflicc has shut up
shop; everybody 10 in patent-leather boots
and new bats and is on his good behavior, SO
there il no material even for a City Item.
Bricks without straw are good for nothing:
newspapers without news src = bore and an
impertinence, and wc prefer 70 be neither inso-
lent 10. stupid. SO, wishing our reader II
Happy New-Year. We put on our hats and 20
with the crowd till "wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

The sensational stories in reqlri TO the eE-
pectcd resignation Of the Secretary OF state
have resolved themselves into th'3-that Mr..
Seward and his assistant have sailed on board
The United States steamer De soto for -lort
trip in warmer latitude. and will be absent two
or three weeks. The duties Of the Department
will be discharged by Chief CLERK Hunter dur
ing thc brief absence Of the SccEctary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

In the Supplement issued this morning will
be found a Chronological Record of the In
portant Events OF the Heari the proceedings
OF both branches Of the City Government, aud
a variety OF local and reneral intelLgence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

ELL Duty Gazette Indianapolis, Indiana, is
looking for good man who will invest s6,Oon IN
buying half Of it and increasing It's efficiency aad
usefulness Il isa Radical Republican sheet =
II. Iordln ~ It's present psDprb.)r ioihl,1i.s
- lt4g0 AMI growing c.,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
10 AhXeriisPre.

We viii thank our advertising customers to hant
n their Advertisements Gerry hour possible
received after O'Clock tLey be classified under the
proper heads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

TaE EXECUTION or THE NEGRO ELLSWORTH.
The execution of the negro Morris Ellsworth % W
murder OF his wife last Summer by shooting. va '~
place AZ Newark On the l0th OF January. The e'''
h,yiug refused 10 commute the sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01
NEsY-BEs,sEX NEWS.

CONVICTION OF A MURDERER fllc trial I"
George Dickson at Elizabeth last week charged VII,
being an accomplish ot OGraiy Ia the murder =
Fergus Collins the jury on fridsy night. CAM IN WIZ
a verdict OF guilty Of murder in Tie second desf,s'