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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
HOUSEHOLD AND SALOON
H9OT2FUEEEFTgUlBREE, FIXTURES, &CgaglJ

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
w without reserve, at the room, nov rented 70
the '' Merchants Union Express, " formerly occg-
East State street ThprsdAy the 18th inst, COM
mepcing ut 10 o'clock A, NJ,
-" Al LARGE AND SPLENDID LOT
OF Saloon Fixtures and Household Furniture, con-
Stating In part Of Marble Top Tables, Bedsteeds,
Washstands, Carpets, french and American Nir-
rors, Bureaus, Cane seat Chairs. one Extension Ia
BIZ, Dining and Kitchen Tables, Paror and kiteb-
en- Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, Glass and Queeng-
ware with great variety Of other goods.
The saloon hxtdres consist Of Bottles. Decanters.
Barrels, SidebOard, Coun' er, Pictures. Goblets.
-Tumblsrs, Chairs. Tables. DO, ,,&e'rerE .',u Off
IiFST fFll Seios-rIf Mr.. GLAZIER,id
y septl1-dtd-r .pIr ndiiti rnf i3e-' eAuotioneers
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endeayored to escape their coming doom at
the Baltimore Convention. The whole
Ohio delegation In Congress, except tne
Hon. Ephraim r. Eckiey, were 10 this con-
splracy; but the mass of the people, VINO
always had confidence In President Lin
coins honest intentions, whatever may
have been his mistakes, disregarded the ap-
peals made to them through the letters OF
such congressman as Schenek and
others, used privately to dlsparages
the President In party circles, anu
Thad, Stevens went down In tne
fight at Baltimore, protesting thae An
drew johnson was an ALIEN ana lnellgloIe
to the Vice Presidency. because he lived
in a sdead,' State; and then the Union party,
through its authorized, representatives,
voted down the Congressional territorial
heresy of the Radicals in its Endorsement OF
athe Administration. Greeley, describing,
: In the Neto York Tribune the scene,
I said when the delegates from Tenness-
see, Louisiana, &C., were admitted, the gall
! leries applauled; but loyalists OF his
} stripe felt sick, Long may such
|, Pharisaical hypocrites and carpers at the
loyalty of evsn Abraham Lincoln have
/ cause to groan when sensible men reject
their crazy, impracticable projects. y y. ~
! To this school, tony own knowledge, be-
!, longs Thomas j. Durant, OF New orleans.
heralded now throughout the land as one OF
the apostles of the new Radical dispensa-
tion. In the streets Of New Orleans l
heard himoas an opponent Of the restora-
,tlOn policy of President Lincoln, adyocat-
ING the election for Governor of Chase's
treasury agent, Flanders, who headed the
Negro Suffrage faction. Durant wrote the
letters to Winter Davis which were used to
iaaunrdte the opposition to Lincoln's
Louisiana policy, which eliminated In the
celebrated Winter Davis protest against his
reelection. On the other hand, Andrew
e johnson, who knew fully the Presidents
plan of restoration, stood by him on the
doctrines under which he received his aaP-
pointment In Tennessee, which reads as iol-
l0ws; I..I Gi ID 'r r...- Df lr... .I..t...... ,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER --

TN SIX DIFFERENT KINDS OF SEW.
il ing Machines. Principal Office for Ohio, No. 10
Z. Broad way, Columbus, Ohio N gents wanted for
the ,Etna. Sewing Machine. the best in the world.
s9f Uess %ost
elegantly finished uses less thread than any other
Sewing Machine, and is indeed the, only Machine
and do Il to % ,psrfectcnn Eysry Mechine Is fully
Warranted. All persons, gentlemen or ladies'. wish
ing TO engage ip pVhle light useful and Profitable
business should not neglect this great opp0ftunity
sAnyambitious person can make fortune in short
time by selling these Machines.
WeAlso repair and rent out Az kinds iof Sewing
Machines.
PRINCIPAL Soe for Ohio. No, Eestb IRSSVNsdTay'
rssepe dam =, fEntfhfSauufsgE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
IOhuson Meetings.

"a NHanaFHN-
General Jos. H., Geiget and Others will
address Conservative meetings at the fol-
lowing places: -
,;,o Gsotgesville, Saturday, f,ept.o 18th at 2
Dublin, Monday, Sept, nth, at 4 O'clock
P. NJ. gIboot -Lgaaia
Worthington, Monday, Sept. l7th,- at IN
iSfsSSSSg sfs EassSsSEay, Sept Sssl at ",
O'Clock Ps N. N3s "a EsG,4 4la,
7 fBriggs' School House, Wednesday, Sept.
! 10th, 1t kI6El6ek p. H. agjDl2YdT BLOB
= vEranklintpn, Thursday, Sept. 10th, at N
!, oycfock. pm. - d1LIoOI sAH
u Friday Sept VA PA, atta
O'Clock p. M. 1aila yiif,'7 bIe s,,ia,gt cd q
y "a, HilIiafd Station, Saturday, Sept 22d, at
tsSSsS. 81 saei % Ted T. 73 BY ORDER CoaflnFTEtsis
1880 sspdi T21AI-------HIs-------->7-7fio fioploo
CfuCtnitatf and DharpsbuKg TuEnPike
y n ~, 49, ~ IyIl,f,i COmaPamYoj oauiyngo
,6i CertiGcateSof ncofporatiol filed ia the
ONCE of the Secretary Of State, Sept. 10.
Capital stock, $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Texas Loyaity-Connseaiion OF Northern
Debts.

In tho Common Pleas, Special Term, Court,
yesterday, before Judge Brady in tho case OF David
Schwartz and Isaac Arnold ngt. William Mlburn.
The case which was reported few days ago. involves
some of the most important questions Of tho results OF
the Rebellion TO their Northern creditors. II came up
Yesterday on motion 10 discharge the defendant from
arrest The action the value Of goods taken
by tho defendant from the plaintiffs In TEXAS. Tie de-
fendant reply Is that he acted under the authority OF
the de acto Government confscaton agent and for
the benefit Of the State as an officer thereof and not
his own beheft.
An affidavit Of David Schwartz one Of the plaintiffs,
was read in opposition TO the motion setting out that
he resided in the City Of Sew.Iork till ls6i while his
mariner Mr.. Arnold. resided in HaletsVLle texas,
Where their firm carried on their business. That in
Nav 1861 he went to Texas 10 look after his property
That when there he at once commenced to convert MS
property into cotton WITH the view OF re9'ng 1us
of the cotton for Mexico That the defendant, then
acting as sequestrator Of debts due from persons In
Texas TO citizens in the loyal States and OF properly Dc
longing TO such citizens hearing OF TINS intended re-
noya advised the calling OF meeting OF citihens 70
take measures TO prevent it, and that snch mectng was
held and resolution passed directing their properly 70
be stopped That few days after the defendant called
on them at their store and demanded an Inspection OF
plaintiffs books which they wero compelled 10 exhiDt
The defendant made up a statement IRON the poois
OF the sums due to citizens Of the state OF Ok
and BY force and threats compelled to make oath that
such statement was correct .
That the defendant had already attached the 900 bales
they had started for Mexico and instituted
10 sequestrate It. and had obtained bond for Sl33oO
upon the aud proceeded to sequestrae the
remainder of their property. That under his proceed
ing final decree OF confscaton was entered and the
plaintiffs compelled TO pay the sum OF s'o'o In re
dempton Of 1t. A.. ,.,,
tis were ever at any time adherents OF the nsurrec
tionary government, or were ever engaged scs'ey o
aiding IT, or ever made contract to supply she STATE
Of Texas with arms and ammunition these allegations
helm inserted to meet certain allegations OF the de-
fendant; that they wero regarded by the Lehans IN
Gliding the defendant. suspicious persons, and
threatened with hanging and death. and that IN leo
both Of them went TO MeIieo that before they were
pormitted TO leave they were compelled 10 ta1e an
oath not to take up arms against 'As ooni'1'iA''
Government =, A. Att,
The plaintiffs were compelled to apply to their
friends 10 raise the money. and snnlisd tho aro"s
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

the cotton TO reimbunins their friends The PLAINTIFF:
afidavt says that other merchants owing debts at
the North, were not troubled-ths plaintiffs being
singled out for their loyalty. That Arnold Tor DIS
loyalty and his refusal to recognize the Rebellion was
seized and nearly beaten to dsath. and the deponent
to fee to San Antonio; and that the book keeper was
set upon and beaten for the same reason And that he
plaintiffs have lost everything while defendant mas
grown rich On the Rebellion. .
Mr. Mash argued. on behalf OF the defendant that IL
appearing that the defendant had acted under the or
ders of the de facto Government Yves protected. lilo
compared 1t to the Of CromwelPs Government lie
expected to show tho trial. that the paintiffs were
aiders and abstors Of the Rebellion and were emitted
10 projections that appeared one Of them had vol
unfairly gone to Texas after the troubles had cou
menced that thus they had subjected themselves 10
the Texan law and he would take the further poin:
that the Court should not encourage the bringing OF
cases between foreign contestants the matter arising
In q foreign country under foreign law.
Mr.. Dittenhoefer argued that to recognise the de
fendants official character protection was dis
charge of all debts due from Southern merchants to
their Northern creditors. and recognition Of the Sc
cession as consummated.
Mr.. Nash replied at some length.
The Court stated that the matter so important
would take time to consider 1t. Decision received
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
corpT cArpyp.R-T.rs p.y

SUPREME CoUgT-CRcUrr-PART NO calen-
der nade up. PART ISos ilI3 1893 2i6. 331 l+o g3.
1890 gO l4y2 7s2 ll88 5l sc 2i "a 1886 llB ~, $50
g7L GENERAL TgRx-Ennmeraiei MotonL-Nos ], 2, 3,
d, 81 a. 10 10 Is 49, 6 49, 49, ~ Preferred
No 10. SPECIAL TERx.-Cslendar unchanged. CHAxBsKL
Nos. a. q. Is. - -
SUPERIOR COURr-PART Mos. 1888, 1881.
20.s lT4g 2DlT 1881 IS TOi 2 l73o 1865 1923 25lT 1871
I7s3 PART H-No. 23fl ll9 2in 26o, 267b 2od2, 266,
26ea, 1856. 1852 1T3i 1903 1918. IT78. l720
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART I.--NQs. 1888,
1928 1880 3l 1899 1919 1872 l0I s9 l3 l3s6 l5s7. l58
ls0 ISL PART -Ad to Mouday at II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
IL Jams.slip Newly 1 follows; s..,
600 a. M Greenport Mail, stopping at all Siasons
II O0a m. for syosset o. - a.,,..
3o0p m Ysphsnk Erpes and TO Grssnpor on Saturdays
400 D. M. Syoss-t Express.
500 D. M. for Fsrmin3dsle.
Trains for Rosyn and Glen Head leave ut 9o IN ana
90 D. m changing cars at hneola n,..o.,o -
sasv Ycnr,ion Trains leave Hunters Point at $3.50 m
"NS' r. WHITE, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

.pa Fourth.ava Lutiancs on Twenty. .ssyenthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.Yokn:
For New.Hayen 100. 500 (EI.,l li"s ui Lo' tEAJ
AGO. Ex.) a45 40 and 400 (EL,)H p ~. ,,,s ~
For BRIDGEPORT 100, 800, (ET,j llO m; Hio' lhhJ
400 (EI.5 345 40 and 800 tEx., m ou.ao
For Milford and stratfcrd 100 ll.3o m w. 80 p m
For FAIRFIELD Southport and W.stpoft, 7o' ilpa w. -
'g fdn Norwsk, TOO, soo ELJ go IL %a m iais tEIJ
400 lEr.) 3+5 40 $50, 800 tEx..l m
FOR Daren, 100, $50, II. 20 4 IN ;3%3, Aw sV 70:
For Greenwich 100 30 Il. 80 q 3S, 40, 30o
For Stamford 100, 800 OK. $50, llp m Ei' iLAJ
400 oil AS 40 $50 80 500 (Ex.l D. N; M 10 II 10
For Port Chester and ntermedists stations ""'' ~''' "
q NJ AS, 40 $50, go, 100 m ,xa
CONNECTING TRAINS. n.
For Boston. via Springfield, sooA NJ sEA'' ." '-A'''"
For Boston, vi. Shore Line, I2ls HI..) soop N. N
For Hartford and Springfield, 500 W. tELJ H'' '"'
Ex.,l s.oop M w. I,lsp u
IN Montreal 400 D. IN. 10 Northampton. .. ~
F"r Hartford Providsncs and Fshkl Railroad sco tE1
M, New Haven New London and stoningon Rsiifosaa
M a m 2l5 800, 500 p. N.
~ For p Canal Railroad l2l5 0. M to Northampton
Yor Housstonic Railroad. q IN
toy Sar-s,nck Railroad, BOA m, 800 p m "a.
a., Dsno,ry and Norwaik Railroad, 100, wv q n, ~
r. IL, c,..,;n, 60. .,,.chal "a on n m train.
JAMES IL HOfI buns
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

The DsTILLsRY FRAUDS. the case Of
Simon Donsn the Commissioner has decided that the
laws Of neither 1861 1909 cover the case. that Of
procuring from the Inspector his brand for auduent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
The Maiden Murdcr-Applicstisa for the
Writ Of Error Denied.
Boston, Tuesday. Ap

BOSTON, Tuesday, April $ 1900
The Supreme Court this forenoon, IN the case
osEdv,rd Green the Maiden murderer decided against
the writ Of error applied for and confirmed the previous
Judgment Of the Court appointing him to execution.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

II IJISIDN hIN
ROAD-On and after Monday. Jan. !. loo trains for Al
bany Troy connecting with Northern and western TRAINS
will leave New Y ork a. follows: , ,-.,,,.
100 a u via Hudson River Railroad, ThrtiethH ana
T.nthaye connecting with raius for North and West
los M via Hudson River Railroad connecting with Nortn-
ern and Western trains a.. III =. , vo,,,h
II a M via Harlem Railroad Twenty,siih'ss and Fouf'n
ave connecting with trains for North and west NJ.
3.45 o. m via Hudson River Kalroad connecuns a. Troy
vNh train for Montreal with sleeping CATS attached
ais o. NJ via Harlem Railroad connecting Al Apsy WIN
western trau. and Troy with r. and > and L. ana d.
road, for points North. with seepngcsrs s'tacheo A.
6p M via Hudson River Railroads sleeping cars rom Nsw'
YORK TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chsh2e Also
to Montreal via Saratoga. This train runs on sundsys
10 n M via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars az
tscbed connecting Albany and Troy with morning trans
i0t N0i'n AH1 VIM Il VANDERBILT. VIC. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
6ttamboats ano Railroads.
TOR NEw-LONDON and NORWICH.

INDEPENDENT LINE.
The steamer W. w COLT Capt H. Fish, leaves Pier No.
II North River, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY at p m. for EewLondon and Norwich arriving at
Norwich early morning. in time for O'Clock train
Norwich and Worcester Railroad and the early train for VIII
imantc and AL stations the New London Northern Road
Passengers by this boat for Mystic may take the train,
Shore Line Road at New London. Passage TO Norwich,
81 25i passage NewLondon, S2 passage to Mystic,
- 80; Deck passage 81 So The freight propeller She
tucket Capt Smith vii! leave pier for New London
sud Norwich every Friday Afternoon For further informs
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot Of Cortlandts for PHILADELPHIA 10 and II 30
m IL m. and p. m, and IL midnight; for BALrInoRH
and WAsHSoToS. at 8 and m, p M. and IL llmidnight
III ROAD-On and after MONDAY, l2th Feb, 1856 the
express train for Camden will be discontinued The Steamer
will leave Pier No. g. North River daily Sundays excepted
at connecting with train for Manchester Toms River
Long Branch &c
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations will
be taken at Low RATES on the O'Clock line, reaching:
Camden the next morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Fu.eral sr ,hs Late wn; .: Pierre.


The funeral of the late William s. Pierre, late
editor Of TAs North American, took place
this morning. II was attended BY Mayor McMichssl,
deleoa alton from tho Corn Exchange members Of the
Press Club and large number Of his personal friends
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

atrike Amsng The CslliePs near 81. Clair.
PoTTsvnLs, Tuesday. April ,, 1866.
There are strikes to-day among few cOllieries
near ST. Clair bat nowhere else as yet
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
CITY Jews.

SINGING MEETING. The Devotional Singing
meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Associaaos
commsnces this evening ct their rooms No. l6l FIRE
ave. Adm..tanoe free.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
IAdvertisements.l

New.Jersey is agitated over the " Stockton"
bu, nte The rest Of the world she takes kfxrs Eks1
sn, Ccyvsr and her lips with satisfaction rce
by ali grocer, At IS per 6 wholesale Depot Ne.
i34 RsadssI
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

L'RIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL of Chsmbsrs-s via Payonis Ferry;
H. Day Express, for CsnsndAigua Boches'rf bpralo,
Salamanca AID West Connects at Buffalo with Lake shore
and Grand Trunk RAlw ay and ut Salamanca with Aaanao
and Great Western Railway. -, -.
$50 a m. Milk and Way Train. daily, TO Otisviils
10 a M Express Mail, for Bu1ao. Salamanca and Dun
irk Connecting With Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
Western Railways.
1om W.v TraiH for Port Jervi, and Eewburza
So m Nigh. Ipress for Canaldsgua kochessr Buffalo
Sssmsnca and West. 90 -, ~,
t.Y Endso S.snsnca Dunkifk and West. Connecta at
B,.lo with Lake aid Grand Trunk Ralwny+ aud at
s,ismsnca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway
D. m Euigrant Train, daily for Butao' SALAMANCA Dun
XIX ah' "e'N HUGH RIDDLE. Gsn1 supt New York.
VIZ r. BAnB Genl Pass Agent New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot IN New lork foot OF
Libsryt connects at Hampton Junction with the Delaware,
Western Railroad and at Esston with the
Leigh Valley Rairosd and its connections forming direct
line Pittsburgh and che West. without change Of
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when train in the evening
sixty miles and two hours saved by this line TO Chicago
Cincinnati St. Louis &c with but change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov 90 l865-Lsave New York az foiows
At for Easton Mauch ChuEk. Wlhansport WikeS
barre Mahanoy City. etc. 49,
MAIL IRAIs-At . q. IN. for Remington Ess.on, Water
Gap Scranton Wesbse, Great Bend. Pittston, Bingham
ton. etc
sam-wes,ern Express for Eason Allentown. Hu
risburr Pittsburgh and the West with but change OF
cars Cincinnati Chicago aud but two changes TO st.
Louis. -. a, q, -,,
Reading Pottsyille. Harrisburg &c. q
4 o. m-For Eas.on, Scranton Great Bend, bethieaefn
nd kauch chunk.
5pm-For Someryille and Femington-
$50 p m-For Som.rv!le.
7p u.-For Somervie. . =,
Rom.-WESTERN EXPRESS TRAlN-For Ea'tou, Al
lsn.own Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Cara through from Jersey City 10 Pt'ou2h every
evening. -, ,,a. =. 4, -
Central Railroad Of New Jersey foo. Of Liberty st. N H. at
No Astor House Nos 2l aud 5l6 Brosdway and at the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

CHARGE OF Instrumentation January
ls Mr.. Thomas Morgan Of No. l2l Barrowst dis
patched the schooner Thomas Winans 10 Norfolk Va.
under the command Of Benjamin Ryder. for load oa
oysters The sum Of 81 200 was BY him placed 10 tAs
rival OF the vessel at Norfolk Ryder turned over tse
vessel to the mate, and is alleged to have decsmped
with the money Yesterday he was arrssted IN ~
lice Court Squad and committed for trial By Jusaoe
Dodge The prisoner s aged q ysars and native O
Long Island
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

BRApys ART GALLERY, No. 753 Broadway,
-, ~ ran,h.s; Every morn NJ and sneraoon New col.
eeton Of War Views and Historic Portraits Free TO We
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
wi PANY-Foot Of Barclay st--On and alef nov a.
x,,a mail tram, for HackeItsown and intermediate sta
tons viii cave at $3.50 Mai Express for all '.aou'
, Of fM;lhnrn NJ 10 o. M. Mouistown EIpre"st3 p IN
"e'' - s. SCHOCH Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

COURT Or COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERx-ArRu
Before Judge CARDot0.
DE IslOSs
Never agt Noclte.-Ordor settled.
Levy at Rabitte.-lnterrogatofies settled
JAnschweilsrsky as. Hebbig reduced 10 $780,
Dennis agi Dcnni..-Is,ues settled.
Wolle Agt Wolle.-MO,ion denied &c.
Priofe syi. Kenny-Motion granted
Uarrison sst lIsIrison.-Defsul. opened on terms
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
RIoroUs FIRRMRS DISCHARGED FROM DUTY.

RIoroUs FIRRMEN DISCHARGED FROM DUTY.
A meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners was
held yesterday at Fremen's Hall to investigate into
the charge of disorderly conduct sgains members a
Engine Company No. 81 located in Burling slip The
members Of the Company were given hearing. and 10
was ascertained from them that six Of their members
trouble, and were generally 9 detriment TO the good
discipline u the Com pany Captain Du Camp OF the
Second Precinct Police also reported them to be Of a
uuruly disposition and disturbance to the nsighbor.
hood. They were promptly dismissed by the Com
missioners from the Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

HNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDs new
u line OF frst.cass side wheel steamers between NEW
YORK and BREMEN via Cowes leave New York icaryng
the United States Mail the following THURSDAYS;
ATLANTIC. c. Hover commander. .i2;h April
WESTERN METROPOLIs. .............l 10Th May
Price. Of Passage payable in gold or its eqn'asnt let
Cabin, : lO5 I'd Cabin, So SO; SteerAse, b31 81
For Freight and Passage apply to
RUGER BROS, Genef. Agents. No IS Besver-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
NEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ADVANCEMENT 1865.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1863.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.Y

p,,,snser Station In NswYorE, corner Tweny,eyen'hI
ana Fourh.aya Lutfance on TWENTY 'seVen'h's@
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

THEFT OF CASE OF LNgN.-Officer Wood,
Of the Ninth Precinct. yesterday arrested Jacob B.
Terhune a carmau. on the complaint Of Robert h
Whitaker Delivery Clerk Of the Inman line Of steamers
at Pier No. A n. r. The complainant states that "a
the 9Th ult the accused came on the pier for some
goods and after loading them on his cart took csse
OF linen goods valued at ts00 the property Of Wn.
Redmond, No. 45 Barclay-st.. and drove of with 10.
On SUNDAY last Reuben Z. Reynolds informed htaker
might be recovered for the Of ESQ. Reynolds vas
taken into custody and yesterday both the 40
cused were committed for examination BY Justice
Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

ASSAULTED AND RoBBBp.-On Monday night,
John Cisco and James Smalwood both colored. met In
saloon up town. aud after drinking considerable.
Cisco left for home about o'clock in the morning.
While In front Of his clearinghouse Cisco was strucA
on the head with stun gshot BY some person unknown.
and robbed of e36 The assaiant succeeded In making
his escape but left in the grasp of Cisco Of the but
tons Of bis coat Smawood was suspected and yester.
day Officer Curley visited his room at No 10 Wooster.
It, and found in stove t34 and coat with one Of the
buttons missing Ii subsequently ascertaned thae
no had changed 81 bill at Q nelghboring grocery. He
was arrested and on this statement ef facts. Justice
Dodge committed him for trial without ball
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Ocean Cleaners


EOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The superior Steamship
J. IIsEBuRsRR Master,
on SATURDAY, April :, s2 p. M,
from Pier & No = Sqth RysI foot ct Of ,WTen'
will be dispatched above by the coAsTwIsE COM
THROUGH BILLS &IckE4s &c hApIS0 AND PASSAGE
= VA VAN nNHqESw-oRLEANs BY AL STEAM.
For F0SAc LA AfLA For HAaASsa2S SbANoHH
For For A4EAhaAfEEcP A4 hAEks PA Fla For roRT 4Fxxs 1AvAoA
o. S%fS Miipp lisp and Ohio River IF4a' Fcfs
SEIcIis, 81 LouTs,, faihS Iouisv1LLE.
FREE OF ANY aSS 'CiRSeiif F6R%ARDRSS DRSSes'c CHARGES
wen o. S I'5 No. corner Of
d. N cARRlNoToN.
FOR AvANNAH-PIONEER LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE. as25 DECK; ;:..........""slO
landing in Savannah the following Monday morning
The new aud tst-clsss steamship
PERT,
Csp,. r. A. DELAvoY
viii leave Pier No. 4, North River at on THURSDAY,
sG5 freight or p'ffff ff&s SsPf gog q.
Agents in savannah HUNTER GAMMELL
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN The Inman '; Line, sailing 'emiwest'
CRY on LIMERICK WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4
cTY cTY OF OF AFF APkt
CITY Or fARlS inew SffL ~
CITY OF DUBL1N............. WEDNESDAY. APRIL II
and each succeeding SATURDAY snd wEDNEoDAi,
al from Pier No. ~. North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday:
FIRST CABIN.........S Sl2O srEERAGE..........S35
To 10 bel bogdon.. rs TO To Ie London 20 20
To Paris 10 10 f8rls. %
passass by the "Wednesday steamers Fh., Cabin, $50;
SteeIage, SIS
Passengers also forwarded to Havs, Hamburg Bremen,
kc. AZ moderate rates
Seerags passage from Liverpool or Queenstown. aa5.
Tickets De bought here persons sending for their
friends
For further information apply at the Compauy's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. No. 10 Broadway, New-fork
HNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDs new
j. line OF first-cass eide wheel between NEW
YORK and BREMEN via Cowes leave New York fcarryng
the United States Mail on the following THURSDAYS;
ATLANTIC c. Hover commander. April
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