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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
ImdiciarX,

DlStriCt JudSe--Nm IL Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity-Isaac H Means.
Clerk of Court-Saml B Clowney
Sheriff-ElishaiW Ollever. A@f
Ordinary-2James Johnston.
Tax CollectorL-Robert II Jennings.
Coroncr-Robert Hawthorn.
Escheator-Jacob Feaster.
Notary Public--Jas S Stewart.
HHasistrates.
Jas + Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George III Miller, James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, II II Counts, Dr. D Lauderdale.
BOARDS OF G0MMISsI0MERS.
CoInmissfSsiers Of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John lemon Edward
p Mobly, Robert b Smith, William B Wood
ward, DR. John ID Palmer, Labau Chnppell
DR. j McAIaster, Thomas MiLyles. John S
Douglass, Robert Ford, JohnW McNIeckin,
L M Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor
Commissioners Of Free Schools.
Thos J II Jones. Jacob Bookman, Arthur
X Craig, William Crosby, James A NEGRO
ry, r f Ellison, Dir J r McMaster, Dir W +
Aiken.
Communist Orncrs 10 Approve F ,,D-
lie Securities.
Henry L Elliott James II Aiken, j ohm II
Propst, Manscl Hall, James s Stewart.
Commissions o mers of Public Build.
9.r,s,. Nings. F.g
James MeCants, Hugh B McsIaster
Or We Aiken, 0 II Thompson, James ri
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II McMaster
Commissioners of Ihe Poor.
Robt Hawthorn, Treasurer, ,'i
Rev G Porter, Clerk.
Gen p d Cook, D b Kirkland. ~
Town Officers.
Intendant--Dr w L Aiken. H..
Wardens7EDr G. Fl Badd. W Creigit l..
w Duvall, Jas McElroy
Representatives. ~
Senate-Gcn John Bratton.
House of Repfescntntives--Win J
Alston, James Aiken, Baylis + Elkia
MouMt Zion society,
James r Aiken--President
James Stewart-Secretary and Tres
Trustees of Mount Zion Cclege-W II
Robertson, J B McCants, J II Ron, G II
McMaster, DR. w + Aiken.
F'riuCipal;sHG Teachers of MT.
ZiOAa College. I'd
& 4 Woodward Principal. H'i
Asss,ants-Rev w p DuBose, w NJ
Dwight. "'. 'n@
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Government of the United States,

government OF the United States
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, of Teuues.
see.
Secretary of State--W. II. Seward, of
New York.
Secretary Of War-Edwin VI. Stanton, of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gencral-William Dennison.
of Ohio I.-
Secretary of the Navy--Gideon welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary of the anterior James Harlan.
OF Iowa.
Secretary of the treasury Hugh McCul.
lough, ofllinois. rqE
Attorney ncral-Jamcs Speed Of Ken
tucky.
President of the Senate Lafayette, s.
Poster, of Connecticut
Speaker of the liouse--Schuyler Colfax.
of Indiana. .h,
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon C. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
|. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia
.. Samuel Nelson, New York
3. Robert c. Gricr, Pennsylvania.
J. Nathan Clifford. Maine
5. Noah II. Swayne. Ohio
q. Daniel Davis, Illinois
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa
=. Samuel +. Field, California. BOZ
A' MEUTENANr GENERALS.
wmgfeld Scott. Virginia
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio.
Ndjntant General Lorenzo Thomas, bella
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
Quartermaster General, Montgomery
Meigs, of Pennsylvania.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
IS 1IIf u ,9f:I 10 puTEg y
NEWS SUMMARY,r

. q & .
John Morrissey, the prize-fghter, is
announced as. a probable Democratic
candidate fol-. Congress, from the city
of New York, As, the. partydis now
without principles, they propose to go
in on the muscle e,e. f..-,.. 10 ,rH II
During the year 1865, 267 Treasury
clerks, resigned their positions, owing
to inadequate compensation, ,and should
the present bill. providing for an in
crease ofpaY be defeated, a much larger
number will probably retire, aa IIye.n
The House Military Committee had
up the new army bill, on the 31st ult.
t Gen, Grants recommendations, so far
as the, number. Of men is, concerned,
will be adopted. .. The minimum mum
Der will be 10000. .f7
The Senate Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia has not vet taken up
the House Suffrage bill for considera-
ton, and it is urged not to do 50 till
other important bills have been passed.
/ 1t has been ascertained that large
quantities of corn whisky are being
manufactured in North Carolina and
Tennessee, which pay no revenue tax,
while brought into direct competition
with the production of loyal stills as~
1t is said that if the bill for giving
Gen. Grant the rank Of full General be
comes law, it will be followed by an
other bill comforting the rank Of Lieut.
General upon Sherman and Sheridan
Admiral Farfagu gutlwilll be. likely to rbt
made. a full Admiral the Vice Adlni
ralty in the navy being equal to the
grade Of Lieutenant General in the
army. !.1''iid 3 Is -'''''s'' ''''3'' .'~ --'O
rs AT Zilwaukie, Saginaw county Mich
a, few. days ago, a saloon keeper, name
not given, stabbed. his wife with dirk
inficting several fearful wounds, anc
then Shot himself dead with a revolver
f. There are four hundred vacancies il
the Regular Army at the present time
and six thousand applicants to- fill ths
same. ...,-gfl4 IN ... .v.t..a,,g "
| The total number of National Bank.
now IN operation is 1880 l''' 'i'''"
The SecretaRyTiof the Treasury de
cided a novel case by means of thetele
graph wires.y It;appears that o gentle
man in, Liverpool, England, shipped I
lot of swine to New York, During th'
voyage a sow had a litter, Of pigs
which, upon their, arrival, at New York
could not be. landed, IS they were no
included in the original, manifest. Th
| Collector Of Customs ,telegraphed, t.
the Secretary, asking whether the stocl
was liable to seizure, .Whereupon TIA
following laconic decision was the, re
suit: {" Land the zigs.I'r,. .r,a.,..7.,J4
The Marion County Agricultural So
.ciety has q balance on hand from, 1856
of S477 81, the receipts having bee
1869 33, and the expenditures 81,
0S1 76., ,.-l}g If.,nri.sl
A railroad track has been laid acros
1 the Missouri river on Che ice, at Atchi
f son, and trains cross regularly. ~
~ A2duel was fought at Osyka, Miss
on theilSthl inst, between MrcLimet
OF the New Orleans Bee, and. Mr. 1t
: franc, OF the Rcnaissahcc, the comba
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
From Columbus.
IIo1 sWollid 9l!---d s19Ist1l'
OHIO VAR EXPENDITURES. T.

OHIO WAR EXPENDITURES.
ne siAdjdtaiit J General Cowen' has pre-
pared, at the request Of Gov Cox, for
transmission to the committee appoint
ed by the, National House of Repre-
sentatiyes to ascertain the amount of
war debt and expenditures of the seve-
raj States, an exhibit of the war ex-
penses of Ohio, from the commence
'rhent Of the rebellion to the 18th OF
November 1865. 1t is as reliable a
statement as can be furnished from the
IMPERFECT and scanty data in the, State
Departments, but it is not SO saatisfac-
tory q one as 4 little legislation by, the
General Assembly could secure. Il
will be noticed that the amount ex
pended for bounties is estimated
nearly all Of it having been raised by
private, subscription-and yet no one
ga can 3 say ytf the figures @ are too large. Or
the the contrary, epttrra they are toe small and
would would safely bear, an increase of fifteen
per cent. ~ The expenses by the State
Government are taken. from the Audi
t0r,s books, and embrace every variety
of expenditure to which the State has
been subjected in supporting the ma
tional authority during the war. The
statement is?ass, follows: ;r.r bnl.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
TERRIBLE RIVER DISASTERS.

bioThe chapter Of steamboat accidents
yfofthe past week, has been most fright
-f1l!o lie 9niwEIbdji u .79blJoda 2id
SsTThe, Miami was blown up, while on
the Arkansas river, a few days ago,
with about 250~soGls aboard. The ex-
'plosioh twas Of such terrible force as
to- rendifthe cabin floor asunder, and
let edpassengers down into the mass
,ofofre and steam We have not room
for further particulars. ,i'0'sf'o '''l 7'
'o2oni Friday last, the W. r. Carter a
fine passenger boat, while on her way
from Louisville to New Orleans, burst
her boiler when about thirty five miles
above Vicksburg. A large number of
1iSes were lost, including several ladies
and gentlemen f. ON Cincinnati, Colum-
bus and d,othet,points in 4Ohio!i.<
.ssIThela to wtboat, Baltic, blew up at
New Orleans, on the same, day, killing
the Captain, ngineer and several bother
passengers. 9tisiBp
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Notice in Partition.

Sarah Myers, Mary Catharine Smith Frank
lin Smith. Caroline Harpster,s David HarPstsr,
Isabella Myer., Cynthia Myers, Emma r. Ny
ers, William H. Myers and Joseph Myers. will
take notice, that petition was filed agaihst
them on the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1865.
in the Court Of Commen EFleaswithin and for
the county qf,Wynpdot, by Andrew J. Wonder.
Guardian of Margaret Ann Myers, minor heir
of Joseph Myers, deceased, and is now pending.
wherein said Andrew J, Wonder, as such Guar;
dian, demands partition Of the following real
estate, situate in sail county. to-wit: Lott, Nos,
Three ~, Four {4), Five t5) and Six Is, be-
ing part of, the North half of Section Sixteen
O6) .ips Tewpship Dpe III, South q Range
Thirteen L(l3l, containing One Hundred and
Seventeen a,ta 75lle0 acres andsEots' numbers
Two8 cay Three (3)3 Sixneng ef66 Twenty-
seven (27) and Twenty eight (2e) in -Buells
Addition to tie town Of Carey; also the North
East quarter of Section thirty six l36) in Town
ship One ~, North of Range Twelve q y
East, in Hancock County, Ohio. con-
tanning Eighty acres; and that at the next
term of said Court, the said AndrswJ. Wonder.
as suehs Guardian, wiil apply for an order that
partition may, be made of said premis~s.s M
Dated this 18th day of December. 1865
,H3Ml3hn3I4 JAD.SEARS,
...t Attorney for Petitioner,
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

TAXATION OF GOVERNMENT BoNDs.7o
The Committee on Currency having
under consideration certain petitions
asking that the stocks of Natioilal
Banks be taxed, reported that the tax
alton of such stock was regulated by
Congress, and that in the opinion OF
the Committee the General Assembly
had no authority to grant the prayer q
the petitioners ojnI Aoho 3iiil-fl
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Internal Revenue, Changes.-Th

f. Internal Revenue Changes.-The
Internal Revenue Commissioners recently
made q partial report, in Which many i'm
portant' chihges in the Revenue laws are
recommended One of the most radical
notifications favored. is a reduction in the
duty on whisky from two dollars to one
dollar per gallon. 4 tax on cotton. is
favored, and an abolition of the tax on
manufactures, other than distilled spirits,
tobacco, and a few other articles Of that
class, is advised. The Commission is OPP
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Des.so4.s
,Roao d Notice. :

.;NIoTICE is5hcrcby' given, Ii at apetition will
IN, be presehted to thet ionlm issIopers Of Wy
an dot county, Ohio, at their next March session
praying for the view location and establish
mcnt of county road, commencing at a peint
where the county road leading from Carey TO
quarter and the south east quarterlof the moth
west qusrter9f sosiona4, township ], II.
Craw ford towiiship. thence south on or near
said line. to .T.moellteei creek, thence, ssress
saiducrcek kd thence south on or near said line
| past the residence of d. L. Kentheld- to the
county, roatb leading from said kentheld' 2 lane
tathe county read leading from Tymochtse to
Careys mill and there terminate. Is
lIasf z.d ~ n sns.z 4 d. L.KENTFIELD,s ~
Principal Petitioner.
I.-..-s.s .,.i1 1SCG ct
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hibit for Ohio, and when it il. remem
bered that during allstha timewe hot
only I'D not create a'wT debit but &c,
trallyredqced eur funded debts2, ,oee,
900, who Of us is not animated with 9
feeling of pride at the glorious=record
Of f. our '!r Buckeye es}'Mtse? Stats?
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The Markets..


NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Dressed Hogs. 1211ll
@ 12l2.
CHleAGog Feb 4.--cattlc, So so q Sc so.
Hogs, SIS 80 @ 8 ,25. ..t .r.f5 a453-aac,..ri
PITTsBuRG. Feb. 2.-Hogs, so 90 q 10 90 ;
Cattle. 81 70 @s7 90; Sheep. prices a shade
lower than last week. ss--. g.,i.r..- -.+,,i
--N
+ Surprising.-I isattially surprising
how soon our people have learned to prize
that invaluable q llu article known as Goes
Dyyspepsiia Cure It. certainly acts like
magic, for, it will cure the very worst cases
of dyspepsia and enable the patient, who
has lived fer years upon Graham bread
and the plainest food, to eat anything Tie
chooses without fear of distress, 1t is
considered the MOST valuable medicine
known for all diseases of the stomach and
tboWls.:'! ar Iut aj5 jag v8H nov
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.i
Ito Expire 1.-The 3lst Of Januarya 1861
O,,r.rc,1- TILE A 4


- -. OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE D.
INSURANCE DkrAR MEHr.
/ CeLuMBrs, ONO, January 6, 1866. W
WHEREAS, The Hartford Fire Insura nee
w Company, located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut, has filed in this office a
sworn statement of it's condition, as required
by the first, section of the act SIC regulate In
surance Companies not Incorporated by the
State Of Ohio."a passed Arril s. f'65, and am
ended February 8, "a, aud whereas, said Com
pany has furnished the undersi igned satisfactory
evidence that it. is possessed of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual capital
invested in stocks, or bonds, or in mortgages
and whereas, said company hes filed in this
Office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
| thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State, to acknowledge
service of process, for and in behalf of said
Company. according to the terms of said law
now, therefore in pursuance of the first section
of the aforesaid act, I, James Fl. Goldman, Au-
ditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Hartford Fire Insurance Company is aV-
thorized to transact the business of fire in
surance in this State until the thirty first day
of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-sevenJ "F;2 81 lt4a"G"
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the
! [sKaE1 III seal of my office to be affixed the
! day and year above written. rr.-
- JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor of State.
l hereby certify, that the abovei is a true copy
of authority made and delivered to the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, by james +
Goldman Auditor, with the seal of his office
thereto attached --tr...*..,F ~ .se1
In testimony whereof, have hureunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal Of said
| Company. this tenth day of January, 1866. "a IL
| GEo. n. Corr, Secretary.
i sgs. i j. D. SEARS, ResidentJAgent
/ February It'll, '66-3t. -. eaz 1aY -,
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s.ITllman praise is sweet =

But 50 many thousands Of persons have
been permanently cured of Catarrh by. the
use of DR.. D. II. SeeIye's Liquid Catarrh
Remedy, that to hear this invaluable medi-
cine praised is no longer a novelty. For
sale BY all druggists, 90, ..rsn. .dt d..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
STATE OF CONNEGTIGVT,.I

81 = VI! OOAN,N EC IICUI NJ :, -4tf-
COUNTY OF HARTFORD, %: r
Personally appeared Timothy G. Allyn,
President, and Geo. NJ Colt, Secretary of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing. statement by then,
subscribed, isa full and correct statement OF
the affairs of, said. company, and exhibits, SC
far ss can be ascertained at this date its actual
condition on the thirty -frstday of December
1865. -..,f. CHARLES. ". JOHNSON.
LsrAMP. Justice of the Peace.
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NEW SKIRTS: FOR 1866
Il The Great Invention Of the Age in ,tas.
Fl 90 ID SIX ER u S.

T.s III 90 p s NIR ISL
J.w BRADLEY'S New Patert ertDUPLEx
ELLIPTiC ,or double) SRPING SKIRT
This INVENTION consists Of Duplex Cor
ftwo) Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs. in
geniously braided tightly and firmly together,
edge to edge making the toughest, most fl xible
elastic and durable Springs ever used.i They
seldom bend or break, like the Single! Spring
Skirt that ever has or can be made - 80
J. Tie wonderful fexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
Eir all crowded Assemblies, Operas, C4rriages,
Railroad Cars, Church Pews. Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can
be folded when inluse to occupy a small place
as easily and con- veniently as a Silk or Muslin
! Dress. ' ts.'' '''' '"'t ''et
f. A,lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, Misses and Young Ladies
they are superior TO all othersiI@ 1iif 2GirJ
/ The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which is used OH all
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every Skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from,
wearing off the rods when dragging down stairs
stone steps, etc, which they are constantly sub
iect to when in use good - d4Hun9 it'oid
=, All are made ofthe new and elegantly corded
tapes, and are the best quality in every part
giving to 'th ewearer the most graceful and per
feet shape possible, and are, unqucstionably the
lightest, most desirable, comfortable and eco
nonical skirt ever made. .Tdt ~ H'EuI iJG
VESTS, ,BR4DLEY & CARY Proprie
tors Of The Inuention. and sole Manufactnrfrs
81 Chambers, ,jT9 d 81 Reade Streets .Nescy York
For sale in all first class stores in this City
and throughout the United States and Canada
lHaya ma De Cuba, Mexico, South America and
the West Indies.
Eg- Inquire for the DnPlcx Elliptic Cor dou
flJle) spring Skirt! 7u2h9iq ehi 10 s5ai5f
r.. .inf.;r- .fr ,.i .....f,t....,,. A, Z c.,
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Real Estate for Sale.

T WILL sell at private. sale, Fifty two acres of
| Timber Land, oneemile East Of Upper San
dusky, and three Eighty acre lots in Sections
25 and 26, in Jackson township. Terms low
andrayments easy. Apply soon. ~ -
s4 G. v. BERRY
: Feb "a, '65. 1T. "d ~ .i''l FL .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

ON
a sui upefstitionA Aofa curious kind ve
~ generally prevails in England. It
is to the effect that no person can be
drowned who carries with her or him
Il child's caul, and n ''caur' is q thin
covering which is sometimes found on
an infants's head at is birth: Il seems
Impossible that such ignorfal1FceT GOULD
prevail in this enlightened age, and
yet we find in a, late, number Of the
London Times the. following ,adYer-
'lseliifetir' ~ pfir BIN, u sIEl uli1iq sidj tad1
GA CHILD's CAgL For SALE-PRICE
f1O.-This is one possessing the. pro
perties Belonging to such in a peculi-
mlpi high degree, land, probably, has
Enoti its. equal. Address. in the first in
stance. % 10, IT Albert bnArt, Road, Rom
loib, fA-SoSA. a4;~1..E s..-.,.- ,-.-- ----..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

- New Observation-Disclosures Direct
ors of the Sandusky, D: &c. r. r.. have
elected J. II. Potter. Esq, Superintendent
of their line, for the ensuing year. Mr..
Potter was for many years connected with
the Cincinnati. Hamilton d& Dayton road,
and is an energetic, .wideawake 1nan. ITO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

.Egs DIR. II. N.iMcCOnAeH, a~s- Z
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OF OFFERS his
l. professional services to the citizens Of Up
per Sandusky and vicinity. =
sY 0ffeei in Beerys' Block, second story, with
d. B. Cressinger, Dentist,
February 7, '66.- 1 0'4' i'ia'' .'Si'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

eE An Intellectual iattempt was made
lat aslington, the other day, to- Induce
Major General Thomas to- appear on the
floor, of the Senate and House. The old
hero hearing Of the plot, left the capital
post haste - i"h ~ JIM - |'',osii
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Was With small swords, and Mr.. Lefrarc
was sefiouslg woimAed
Tie oldest clergyman jim Boston is
Father Cleve Gland, in his 94th year, and
stil active IN the eAduties 4of-his charita-
bic profession He was an officeholder
under Washington -
In Nashville, last week, a negro was
called upon unflerthe new law to testify
nlan--the first instance
of the ndin Che history of the'St9fe.
\ nan claiming to be descended from
a white father and mother Of mixed
phleod, Offered 9hisfSete I'M Green town
/ ship, AIahoning county, in the o october
aud November elections of 1864, and
was refused, Thereupon he brought a
suit against the Trustees, and q jury
I has recently returned a verdict for the
F1ltaihtiff, assessing his damTges aat one
khupdfed dollars. II .nrtli9o 9h5 moT1
hoT There are 100, 900 claims ofadeesased
| soldiers awaiting settlement in the. Sec
| 6nd Auditors Office. .F"'' .0'''A 9'-'''
foiG6od judS dSes," who have examined
the peach buds i'll and around Quincy,
{ illinois,. say Ythat,thaYare, all killeds and
that consequently there is not a ghost
vof q chance for any fruit next season.
7 01ieof the Signs of CROWN g'' loyal
tFF' ih Kentdeb9fs the Recommendation
bbY tlie Louisville Courier of John C..
breckenridge for q seat in the United
States Senate. We have. no doubt the
| Legislature wotlld elect him if assured
the President would pardon him. h5h''
EdoThe post-offiee at Sidney, Ohio, was
Fentered} ,byi burglars last, week, who
amused themselves, i, by breaking open
letters, in quest of money, and creating
a general havoc They also carried off
lot of postage stamps and a small
fahnount of money which they found in
one, of the drawers. Ill hs.facslt st9l
IA boy six years old was recently. ar
rested in Brooklyn for an assault, and
the case was sent to the Grand Jury!
POI The Inspectors of weights and Meas
ures at Albany, N Y, have recently
,eontiscated one hundred and elevenfsets
of false scales used by farmers and
butchers in the State street market and
other places Of business in that city!i]