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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-04-27

REAPER &c Mower
without doubt the best machine Of the kind in the
market. They will in a few days have on hand a
supply Of these machines, which they can sell on
as favorable terms as such machines can be bought
anywhere. Farmers are requested to call andex-
anime their circulars before purchasing elsewhere.
ts0 sof ROBERTS, NELSON l. co.
4. Augusta Foundry 4 Machine Shop
April 2o-3m S.aruton, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-04-27

MFR. WILLIAM HALL will on the
fIYl 25th May next, in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta, take the dispositions of
Witnesses which will be read on the trial of my
case against you, now pending in the Circuit
Court of Augusta county said dispositions will
be taken between the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
sb IA ,H- SARAH G. HALE.
Apr;I
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-04-27

The undersigned will continue the business at
the Old Stand and will be pleased TO- receive a
continuance of the very liberal patronage extern
ded to the late concern.
"A. S. LARA.
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of Rich and Valuable articles at One Dollar Each.
100 Fine Gold Chronometer Watches each$ $500
100 Fine Gold English Lever Watches..... $50
200 Ladies Gold Enameled Bijou Matches l50
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-04-27

MFR. LEWIS HIRsHMAN will on the
lNl 25th day of May next, at the Office of b. r.
Sprague in the city of Baltimore take the depo-
sitons of witnesses, to be read evidence on the
trial of my suit against YOU and others in the
Circuit Court of Augusta County; said deposi,,
tons will be taken between o'clock a. NJ and
O'Clock P. M. I'LL st slg} ID. FAUST.
4 April 27--4t ~. .. ..j. .f+ .t.r
NIOTlCE-An persons are hereby forewarn-
In edfrom tresspassing in any manner on my
land adjoining the lands of Peter Hanger, aSr.,
and the estate of Sampson Peter, dee g., as am
determined TO put the law ia force against all SO
Z offending. SAMUEL kOlSEk, sa.
Aprii 2l-3t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-04-27

TIME undersigned are agents for the celebrated
81 Ohio q Buckeye Combined ID So
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

Congress- n, In a permanent statute, they are
doelared MOTTO Be ~ fail toustitatloAd relations
to the country, they may think Their have eapse
10 become unit In feeling and sentiment against
the u6ternment. Under the political sdusstio2
q the American people, the fdesfs inhsrsst ana
that the eopssnt Of the msjority q
the whole peoploi Is Necessary 70 secure Willing
acquisscenoe In legislation. wv
The bill under consideration refers toieeftstd
Of the States as though they bad notsabeeh fully
the United States. II they have pct, Jet us A
once act together to secure that dssirabls end "
the earliest possible moment. IL IL hardly HeJ
eessary for me 10 Inform Con gress that inmf own
judg ment most Of those States, 90 far aiieaatas
depends upon their own action, hays already
been fully restored, and are 10 be deemed a. sna
titled to enjoy their constitutional rights nom
bars Of tho Union. Reasoning from the Consti-
tutlop ITSELF aud from the actual pituatiun Of thu
country, i feel not only eutltiod1 btt bound 10
assume that with the Federal courts restored, nd
those % the several States IN the full exercise Of
thcir fpnetieass the right. and interests Of sli
clasees o. the people will with the aid Of thu
military In cases OF resistance To thu law be as,S
sensially protected against uueop stitutional In
fringement and violation. - -ugh...aT
do not anticipate, then The Executive is already
FULLY armed with the powers conferred by the
act OF March, 1885, establishing The Freed none
Bureau, aud hereafter, as heretofore, he can ems
pioy the land aud naval forces ofths oountrf ~
suppress insurrection orto overcome distractions
In accordance with the Consultation, t,rslurn
the bill TO the Senate, 10 the earnest hope that
msasufe Involving qsestions aud interests 90
Important 10 the country will not become, law
unless, upon deliberate consideration BY the
lightened public Jadstnsut . -1i -
81 70 p q ANDREW goHNsoN,I
WAsHISGroE, feh. le.! 1861 gsT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
MONDAY; ,;;:;;;;..::;y;;rRBRUARY 10, 1883.
WHY boNr cosaREss BEGIN,


AVE-. frequently hear complaints mad.
ssAihst ths President because he don't try
and hsas JrrS. DAVIS! Such complainsnt.
have short memories or entertain wilful do.
signs. VS. ''' l" I'll ....
Tho President believes that Q great and
powerful Government like the United States
can Afford % DO right BY beginning with the
leaders Of the rebellion, and he has person.
ally and oficiSlly labored to that end. New
srthslsss he promptly responded to the de-
msnds Of justice and the manifest will Of the
peopls, snd-oo-operssed with the proper tri.
bunAls in disposing Of nine comparatively
small traitors, I've Of whom were hung, viz:
suRAArr, PAVE, HERoLD, ArzERopr, and
WIRE, and four Of whom were sent to the
Dry Tertugfsi viz; MupD, o'LAusHLrS, Ar.
HotD, and sfAseLKn. Joe
As long ago as October last the President
made efforts to commence the work of the
trial Of traitors and desiring TO test the
question whether treason was crime, and
believing, with the law officers Of the Gov
eminent, that such test should DO made At
Tia lana, .ddr.,s.d =. It,, - C.,.s - y"
CHAsr on the subject Tho Is,,,r'. 1900
Observation-Disclosures public nrons,tv .nd :.
bean read from one end of the land to the
other. He was mot Inclined 10 trv N. o..s
in his circuit. In III. citv Of R,.hm"nd ~
cause the Government Of N. Uni,.a CO..
chose to keen its military thar, or -ord. 40
that eject. IN. Pr..id.nt u,d,, ksaI al
viiemsns, iid not dean n pruasnt 10 ara.r :.
jury trial anywhere else s.cr,,.rx cuI an
appealed to Congress, far n, 80, ~.
President stated the case 10 oopvr.., IN
Dscsmb.r last in hi. MESSAGE, suh.ao..n,,v
By request, he communicates ~. 49, >,
the Chief Justiee 70 Tho, hodr ro.s-..
therefore, has had tn. rbols :uh,so. No..
1,
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Admiration OF Color.do-Correction.

We learn from several Colorado gentlemen
that the statements in regard to the new
State Of Colorado in our issues of the 9th and
18th inst, we're erroneous in many respects,
aud do great injustice to, the people and the
Republican party Of that remote, truly
loyal, and promising country. The state.
msnts were made upon what we deemed re-
liable authority. ~ ,cI
The first one Of our statements above re-
fsrrsd to represented tho State Legislature
to be corrupt and unsound upon the Union
question, and that they would elect Copper.
head United States Senators, 1t is now
stated the. Union caucus nominees weys
elected to. the United States Senate by, the
Legislature, in joint convention, on the 18th
day Of December last Senator EvASs was
elected upon the hrst ballot by vote Of
twenty -four 10 hfteen. and Senator CHAPPEE,
upon the second ballot, BY a vote of twenty.
Ave to fourteen. Both gentlemen have been
in this city for more than month past, and
they have also been oourtsously admitted to
seats upon the floor ofthe Senate.
Their election by the vote named above
shows q reliable and safe majority, whilst
their wsll.known and thorough Identification
with, and active labors in behalf Of the Re.
publican party, together with the fact Of their
election Us party candidates, ought to have
saved the LsgislAturs from the imputation
that they roouH elect . Copperhead to the
United States Senate. Furthermore, that
same Legislature, We are informed, in joint
upon tho day subsequent, to,its
election of United States Senators. BY rsSolu-
tiOn, formally approved the Constitutional
amendment forever prohibiting slavery in
the United States by a Vots Of THIRrr.EIGar
to ONE r,.,.. -, .r....,.
We are assured that the charge that the
Legislature Of Colorado is corrupt Is not
true. "'''''' ."".
Tho objection that Colorado Is not worthy
to bS admitted on account Of small pOpulA-
ton, is answered by the fact that Congress
almost unanimously invited her into the
Union by the passage of an enabling act in
1854. Since that time she has increased IN
population and wealth, notwithstanding the
devastating Indian war upon the plains.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

SUPREME CouRr or THE UsIrxD STATES.

NASAL Pah no issa
No loo, The propsilar Cctt,xs aDnsItsn,
.a ~ " - a. pvp.h, otw APpslhhll
C1reait Court Of M tJn,tsd Stats pe H. Wy
Ji.ri.t ~ Ii,isais NJ Ias,.. Si's ,Ie
he ouiniaa ths aonrt sarmies M Se.ras y,
ths Nj C,,cnit Cnrrt a. III nsas. ~ III, 1890 VI
IN M ~ M,isrs ra.,rn ' snne, WIN eos.s
m yin,vsd sea-. NH''o' APPoiiAn' against
hnnssi f,ors ~. pist,,ct FAM, =, A.. u.,,.a
States for The NortbeIn pistrict of CsiILo,nis
az tbs Sa"r, aism;ssins III. me oP.aion
~ ia.,sSiciion '"'' '"u'o tof 'he want
So All Jo.hu. R.rr.I, snn.,,. :. ..,..,,..
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THIRTY [Il'll. NINTH MI CONGRESS
.ar.laaf7 First Session. ,..,r,..r
MONDAY. February 10, 1866. 10
.'' SENATE. ''-

.
Mr.. Wade presented tho credentials oil
Mr.. Sherman, Senator elect from Ohio. q
o.. Mr. snmnsr presented . petition from the
officers Of . .eonventiop Of eoloredr mon Of
Florida, asking remedy for the refusal Of
landholders to rent lands, and praying for
homesteads and all civil rights, including the
night Of suffrage. frsaEg ,r9!rig ksIrT gdi
Mr.. Morgan, presented . memorial for the
enactment Of an International copyright law.
MT. !Cowan presented q petition asking for
sreduction Of tho duty on petroleum, and a
changs in the mode OF levyine 10. n. 10 z. af.t
Mr., sherman presented a petition from
Ohio for the reduction Of the tax on agricuI-
tural impiements. " y'. nm. ''il
MIR. Trumbull presented o similar petition
from manufacturers of agricultural iaple-
ments IN Illinois u. nj L-.E-,, --,,.
d., HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. -
Mr.. Rogers, among other bills, introduced
one constituting eight hoursa days work for
all laborers, workmen, and mechanics, en-
pioyed by or on behalf OF the Federal Gov
eminent. Referred to tho Judiciary Com
mittee. ..-.
Mr.. Mckee introduced joint resolution
70 amend the Consultation Of the United
States 30 rs to exclude from all Offices of
Government those who have or who may here-
asser engage in rebellion or conspiracy
fJ5inst the Government. Referred to the
COMMITTEES on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Cromwell introduced joint resolu-
ton, declaring that the loyal States or those
who resisted rebellion, arc sufficient to adopt
amendments to the Constitution.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19
Visit OF the Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury.

The public have for some time been aware
that the Hon. WIN, Z. Chandler, Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, was on tour Of
inspection through the South. His trip ex-
tended along the eoast and to interior points
and rs far Southwest a. New Orleans. He
reached here by the Ruth and spent day in
our city. He looked over the Treasury in
terests generally and some points especially.
He found the affairs Of the Department now
going forward quite satisfactorily. The diff.
hculties Of the past may require further ex-
animation. The present incumbsnts Of the
Treasury Offices here stand we'll approved at
Washington.
Mr., Chandler has had a very complete
view Of affairs South generally, and will re-
turn with much valuable information. His
past experiences and well.known moderation
will add great weight to his opinions. Re-.
psatedly called to act as Secretary Of the
Treasury; well skilled in legal questions;
clear, qniok, and accurate in his apprehen.
sions and Judgment Of questions. Affairs, and
msni unprstending and affAble In his man
nsrs, he has unusual facility and success in
diSohArging the onerOus duties that devolvs
upon him. His stay here was shortened by
the news Of sickness in his family. He left
yesterday via Decatur and Nashyille.--
MsMPhiS lTsHn,) Post, 18Th. P. ..s'..
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g. water nos,str..,. Once, T w.

WAsHIN0rON, Nth january, 1B96N
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits OF this city, into which tho
Aqueduct Water has been introduced, other than
minded that on the LIST day Of January instant tie
water feht for the year ending January 1, 1851,
became due and payable at this oHhce. IL the
said water rent be not paid prior to the ht OF
February, the delinquents are subject tooslop-
page Of the water from their premises and-pea-
atty Of two dollars, to be paid togsther with the
water rent In full to January l. 1867, preyioug 10
the restoration Of the water. ~ - { DIV
RANDOLPH CoYLE -
Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

''ssow- BOUND This exquisite winter
1dyl" BY the New England Poet, JoHs
GRxEsLrAr wHrrrrxR, has been received BY
HuDsoH TArboH, s34 Pennsylvania avenue.
The publishers Of the poem, TrckSoR
FIELDs, Of Boston, have already sold six
thousand copies. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

Hon HIM WArrERsoS, now prsetieing
law in this city, formerly Of Nashville, and .
member of Congress for eight years from
Tennessee, has been the companion of As.
sistant Secretary CHANDLER in his trip
through the South.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

,RHB RHcxPTIoH at Secretary HARLAH's
nsnsion tonight wiz bs the last Of tho sea-
500 No wins % dancing b to be INDUCED
In, and the oeeasion will DO ons that all who
nay b present will delight In.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

"CoUPoS Bonds" Is tho tile Of Q graphic
story Of the times, BY that very successful
author, J. T. TRowBRrDor, Published by
TroksoR a FIELDs. II has bosn received by
HUDSON TAYLOR. ''.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

QRIHNAL CoURr-,J4dgs Eshy.-lNath'l
Wilson, esq, Assistant District Attorney, prose.
cutting 90 '' '.a.'.r .-.
WIN. Cunningham, indicted for stealing two
shAwlS from Page 4 Patnam; Arraigned and
plead Guilty.
VIM, Henry, Indicted for stealing q pair Of
shoes from Francis PROFIT; verdict, not guilty.
Monroe for defence. ..' "'.' '.. To ~ I
Charles Howard and James s. Msdse, indicted
for larceny verdict not rendered.
@. Armstesd Mccarthy, indicted for assault and
battery MOL. pros BY U. 3. Attorney. t.
Henry Coleman, ind o(sd for stealing two blank
cts from CAtharine Whgley. Case on trial. !
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

| Pes. raven. AND soIsseRs.
| vEm Why wa.hy--ths vsathsr durin,
~ lsst thirty.sit hour. y I'll N
| Thx Queen ofepain gave birth 10 a sod OF
tho 24sh Of January. q
RENTS are huotuating In New York. W,
hope they WIN begin to Hdctuste bsrs Son.
TIE Boston Pos ssyys mola.ses candy III Ii
institution. K
Col. DRkxn, On KAY b,ssoretary Of ths
American Burssu Of Minss In Nav York. :.
Tns Jsrssyitss have comic paper ,psb-
hshsd IN Hishtstown, called the Jr,sy Joker.
Is the year 1881, the doss IN Naples we're
carried on N largo numbers By spOplsxy. oil
I Isrs. are two thousand case, II small Pos
In Buffalo. '.''' > ''' ]. ." ID hia
srvrsrrrs autograph letters of Lord
Byron arc advertised for sale at auction In
London. ,Af ,gr1 ST.. h,aaF, ,'., f-,s ,luoa.
PAIHsn's srtiaeisi leg walked OF with all
the prisss At the rsoent mechanics fair In
Boston. "D M liHih-uo1 gIlss o. 10 ONT
BAHpAeIsa, at the age Of Eve or six. sthe
process BY which Chinese girls feet are made
small-psinfpl. -. 80
"TrsSrx," Is tho subject Of "Young's
Night Thoughts', in Boston, according 70 the
fSos,zi1gtlrI ~ 1910 biuo6- 90 -suslu51
How. A. J. GLossRisNrR, NJ. O., has 70.
"a - a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1S.--Cotton dull. State
Flour l0al5c. lower. Wheat declined la2o.
Corn dull. Beef and Pork steady. Lard
firm. Whisky dull.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

AQUIEr DAY.-The police reports made to
Superintendent Richards this morning show that
"a arrests were made In the District OF Columbia
yesterday. In the Seventh precinct 10 arrests
were made In the Fifth, 8; IN the Fourth, 5 and
In the Sixth, g. In the First, Second, Third.
Eighth, and Tenth, no arrests were made.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

So Nottce.-To the TeI-payers Of
WAsHINGros CITY.-The Board Of Assessors hAy-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1864,
hereby give notice that they will sit ~ ABOARD
Of Appeals aud for the purpose Of making cor
rectio0s from WEDNESDAY, tho l4th instant, to
MARCH list, 1866, inclusive, Sundays exoeptsd,)
ut their room, No, 9, Basement Story, west wing
OF City Hall frome IN. to Pm. each day.
By order Of the President. -. gjyAa bpa
- -. O." THos II. DoNOHU,Y
fel0-dtml Secretary Board Of AppsAls.,
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TgERE are tyenty.one editors in the Iowa
LsgIslAtprs. Gen, Fits Henry Warren, the
author Of the ION to Richmond" article IL
the New York TTi6uHs, 10 zone Of en-"
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WATER RRersrRAR's oppIoH,,,

January Stat, 1865. al
The pressure Of business on this Office hasrea-
dered 10 necessary to extend the time for theDrs-
eeipt Of Water Rents to the LIST Of March l. after
whieh date the water will be shut OF Iefthout am
Ju,<Aer notice from all houses the water rent Of
which shall not be paid up to January lat, 1887.
. .1' -.H. RANDOLPH COYLE,
bl-thsaSm .'' Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

CIRcUIT CouRr =Chfsf JlS,ieo CARTER,
The February term Of thS Circuit Court CON.
meneed this morning At ten clock, The jur0ra
were discharged until tomorrow morning at
ten O'Clock. The day was occupied In oAllin g
the dafkst and hK ,ng the cases for trial.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

Tnt INJUNCTION CAsE.-No time has been
fixed for hearing the injunction case Of Lewis
Clephane. z. c. Robbins, and J. q. crossma4,
against tho Corporation Of Washington. Judge
wiley in holding the present term OF the chan
Gerry court, and will hear the case on any day
which may be hxed by the counsel. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-19

. 90. Madam Mounts, Pile salvs-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, o. Con-
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchius, Asthma, &c.i can be found at
stptt's Drug Store, opposite National HOTEL
GIlman's, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford q, cor
ner OF Eleventh and Pennsylyania avenue; Ia
twislo's, corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue Elliott's corner Of and Twelfth streetsi
HarbRugh's, corner Of Seventh and Oh jai9ff
@- wonderfully straugs.@-dadlAnss
n. II. PERRR0AULT, who has hstonished the
scientific classes OF Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, MI.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of hsr woadarful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading trats Of character, 90.
eupatiou, etc, This is no humbug, as thousands
OF estimopials can assert. She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture IL
what It purports to be, By stating age, height,
omplexlon, color Of eyes and hair, and onolos.
ing 30 cents and stamped enyelope, Addressed 10
yoatsslf you WIN rseeiYsths picture By sssvrR
GipA4BM. \: psRRHaAULT
oels.lyd&W
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SPECIAL notice..

~ The Philharmonic Society Meets
overy TUESDAY evening at tho New York ave-
nue. church, (Dr. Gurley's) At 7lf o'clock. In
decll.M 800
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SlcQlltElD|IIlOl'
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.

tsnRENADE TO pHE pRzszpEnp.
We lsarn Just a. e go.to, prsss that some
bf tbs hiehds Of the fr.siasnp psoposs 70
give him ssrenade tonight. -.
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as- DiscontInuance OF Travel Across
THE P0rOMAC BRIDGE. ~ Il : =
OFFICE COMMISSIONER PpBIo BuILDIxss,)
"a

offlcB COMMISSIONER PuBLIc BUILDIxos,)
CAPITOL OF TnE UNITED srArRs,
wAsHISGTos CRY, Feb. II, 1885.
In consequence Of the Insecurity Of that portion
OF the Potomac Bridge on which the southern
draw rests II .is deemed Advisable that Il should
remain open until the proper repairs tothe bridge
can be made. The travel across the bridge wiz,
therefore, be discontinued until an appropriation
is made by Congress aud the bridge properly re-
paired. -. .. - $3.50.
The Aqueduct Bridge at Georgstowu Ia always
open to travel. > b. d FRENCH,
~. Commissioner Of Public Buildings
fel4-l0t [Chron., Int, Star.l
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LOCAL IN ID w -

BOLD RoBBERY.--The tressurer's ofhseAof
tho Orange and Alexandra Railroad Cofnpssy.
a. the depot was entered by burglars last night,s
sds the sac coatAinips sbout u, 30 in Noisy
and large number OF vouchers. ana two or
three checks Tor considerable amounts. carried
o. The fact Of the robbery was discovered earfy
this morning, and search was immedistely inst-
Nj. acLean, sou 81 iSss treasurer, diseossr.a
traces Of the property in the vicinity Of Huhtmx
Creek bridge and soon after the safe itself about
one fourth o. mile below the bridge, and at the
foot ol the bluG. The door OF the safe had been
literally demolished by means OF q coal chisei
and large pick, which were found near the spot.
The money left In the safe, In amounts hs
but nearly all 81 he papers, XII " which Se%
valuable. ineludin g vouchers and several cheet.,
were found stuffed back into the safe dMr. Me-,
ssp, me treasurer q the company Is himsef
his private funds In the safe. The robbers must
have been or 0 in number, a. the safe, aitkoug "a
a small pattern, is yet sufloiently heavy to re-
carry H., It was lowered ont Of, the vIndow in
the north end OF the building, and a bier, which
had been stolen from Mr.. wheatly, undertaksf
Ca hing strees some days since, was found in ne
10 have been used to carry the safs to q vehicle
which1he robbers had at hand. AIerdndrfa
Journal, l7hh. ......... ~ 70, III ~
THE NEW YoaK SrATE AsHseY. -Proba.
bly, the business Of mo- military State agency IN
washington has bAen quite so extensive as that
o. New York, now In charge Of Col. srP Lea
The following statement exhibits the work psr,
formed 10 that ONCE from June !, 1885: 600 40.
counts OF commissioued officers prepared and al.
justsd 200 certificates Of non sind cd tsdness
procured from the various Departments, upoa
which has been collected the sum Of e3Oo,600;
900 monthly aud Quarterly returns prepared for
the Ordnance Department; 900 claims for horses
killed In battle filed 900 claims for pensions
besides q large number Of miseeilapeous claims
for communication Of ratlons while prisoners Of
war; 100 claims Of medical officers aud 1, ESQ an,
plieations for special transfer, discharge and
furlough OF soldiers in hospital, In addition TO
general transfer els, 900 State bounty collsoted
between 200 and 800 claims for arrearages due
relatives OF deceased soldiers collected, besides
large amount OF other business In the collselion
OF military claims against the Goysrsnsal TSe
settlement Of these claims, while involving an
Y Immense amount Of labor, has cost the Stats Of
New York on an average not moro than $500
por month, while their collection by claim agents.
at least $50, 900. ~ aS1T7
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IHrHRHAL RsVIsUH RAosRTS to-day
t8t6, 6T2Bl.