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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
The Recognized.SpeciaIists Of on, Day.


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and DR.. Eugene velpcau, formerly of th'
ondon and Paris VenercM Hos tals. Per.
mauent and speedy cures guaranteed oi
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, elect, Spermatorrhea,
or sell abuse, and oi every possible form Of
private disease of every name or nature
whatsoever.
DR.. Herhert's Ant.Alcoholic Compound,
AN unlailing -emedy IOr lntemperance ;
write for par icuars.
Mountain Of Light, 800 pages, 100 plates.
so cents, for 81; extra huo, s..
DIR. JacksOn's Female Monthly Pills, 81 per
box; u safe and ellectual remedy for all ir.
regularities and distractions. from whatever
cause. DR.. JacksOn's Oriental lnyigorating
LnIment, So per bottle; send for circular.
Genuine French safes 81, q Tor 81; IL for 81.
Send tor circular and write, youwill prompt.
ly receive a kind. discreet and explicit an.
swer. Address Drs. jackson, Herbert y Co,
or imply T.. q. box IJj Cincinnati, o. Once
lG7 Sycamore street. Medicines and instruc
tions sent to any part Of the country.
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Very Humorous.

The new police commissioners of
Buffalo, says the Commercial, were
"dogged about the streets" by crowds
of fhungry applicants, and were "both
cred entirely" until they procured
several thousand blank applications
and distributed them among their
friends, The editor, writing from
memory, gives the questions to be an
swcred in the application. The doc
ument is truly "hefty affair"-here
is portion of it;
What was your maiden name?
In what year were you born, and
could you have been born in any 9th.
er year you liked?
Ii born out Of the United States,
have you been baptised, and did it
hurt you much
Can you read and write English,
and if so, can you read your title
clear, and do you spell elephant with
one fl Is 10 ElEit ~ t.
Have you been convicted of any
crime, and for how long were you sent
to the State prison
Have you moved away from whore
you now reside?
Are you married or single, if mar.
kried, how muchp hs% % 4- N-s
If not married, how much family
we you, and have you any great
ectations" ?
hat has been your occupation,
do YOU think it will soon be
me-? - .sE 50
d you ever have the rheumatism
What did you stake for it,?
anybody ever give you fits
!, did any one Of them benefit
h? 80 Hr
Have you ever had piles, and how
g were they?
Are your parents, or either of then
ID, if so, why so, and did they di,
pre- or after you were born?
we you been in the military OF
II service Of the u. 81 and how
en- have you slept the bounty"
III SO, were you honorably discharg
Id, and did you recover your old
clothes ? If not, who got them
Have you ever been a policeman
pd if so, amt you sorryp
Have you paid or promised to pay
give. any money or other consider
hon to any person, directly or indi
Bectly, for any aid or influence to
wards procuring your appointment
and if so, do You intend TO "ante up
or to Ego back on the chaps yo,
dickered with?
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Weak Eyes; Epiphora, or watery Eyes Pain
in the Eye Ball: Amaurosis, or Obsourity OF
Vision PhonotOphia, or Intolerance OF Sight;
Weakness of the Retina and Optic Nerve
.Myodesopia. or specks or moving bodies be.
foro the eyes; OpthHlmia, OF Inflammation OF
the Eye and Eyelds Cataract Eyes; llemi-
opia or Partial Blindness; sinking OF the
Eyeball Strabismus, or Squirting &c.
They can be used by any one with GER
tainty OF success, al d without the least rear
Of injury to the eye. More than 5000 certlh
Gates of cures are exhibited at our once.-
Cure guaranteed In every case when applied
accorCing to the directions inclosed In eacl
box, or the money viii he refunded. IIfh'
10, Circuidr-sent gratis. Address
DIR. J. STEPHENS & CO.. OcuLsTs.
At Rushton's, Family Druggists. No. 10, Aston
House. Broadway, N. Y, (P. q. box v2G)
L. S.-Dr. j. stephens & Co. have invented
and patented q MOOPIS, or CORNEA FLAT
TENER, Tor the cure of Near. Sighi,dness
which has proved grea, success. Vrt
| fora Circular. Jah26'ly
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NOTICE.

nAVID NJ. ADAMS, A NON-RESI-
~ DENT OF the state ofoLio, will take no.
t.ce that VIM. l.. Davis, OF the county OF Ham
cock, IN the state Of Ohio, did, on the 3lst
day OF March, A. d. 1866, die his petition in
the court OF Common Pleas. within and for
the county OF Hancock, in said state OF Ohio,
az ainst the said David NJ. Ada ms, defendant,
setting forth that the said David NJ, Adams
gave mortgage 10 the said William l.. Davis,
on the following described real estate, situa.
ted In the town OF Findlay. In Hancock couI.
W, and state OF Ohio, commencing 200 feet
east OF Farmers alley, on the north side Of
Front street, running north and 7.l00 chains,
thence north rs deg. west an AZ 100 chains,
thence 10 deg. west O and 59l00 chains
thence east and s0.l00 chains, thence south
and 81 loo chains, thence east 3 and SO 100
chains To the place OF beginning, containing
four and 1900 acres OF land, be the same
more or less, except so much as is contained
In the following boundaries, to wit: commen.
oing al thelsoutheast corner OF A. w. Schwab's
Quito running thence east forty feet,thence
north and 81 100 chains, thence west forty
feet, thence south and 6lt 100 chains to the
place OF beginning. To secure the payment
OF 800. according to a certain nofe referred
70 In said mortgage, and praying that said
David NJ. Adams may pay said sum now
claimed 70 be due, with interest, amounting
to sIi4 02, or that said promises may be sold to
pay the same and the said David N. Adams
Is notified that he is required TO appear and
answer said petition, on or before the third
Saturday after the eleventh day OF May next,
Il WlLLIAML. DAVIS.
April 2, 1866.
BY EDsoS Corr, his Atty. aprO.sw
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JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

VNHE Pacific IloTEL is well and widely
i known to the travelling public. The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
ami business an; II Is In close proximity H.
he business part oi the city-is on the high
way of Southern and Western travels
adjacent TO all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots,
The PAciFlc has liberal accommodations
for over three hundred guests; its well fur
nished, and possesses every ILodern Improve
ment FOR comfort and entertainment oft in
mates. The rooms are spacious and wei
ventilated, provid, d with gas and water; the
attendance is prompt and respectful; and
the table is generously provided with every
del cacy OF the season.
The subscriber. who for the past few years
has been the lessee, Is now sole proprietor.
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interest OF the house. With long
experience as II hetelkeeper, NO trusts. by
moderate charges and u liberal policy. L.
to maintain the favorable reputation of the
reputation of the Pacific Hotel.
". y. To prevent overcharge by Hackmen
the coaches of the Hotel are owned by the
proprietor,
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.
Sept. 22, 1865 -ly
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Cincinnati Markets.

... CINCINNATI, June @.
FLoUR-The market is firm; holders ara
now asking advances on all grades. hut
none was fully established. We wifi quote
superfine at so 25@9l 10; extra $40 25SSlI.
and family Sl1 50@12 10. 90 m'iT Y >
WHEAT--The lower grades of Wheat hre
In demand, and holders are firm. We quote
No. ! new. red at 81 1902 10; No. 2 do s9 30
@2 30, and extra spring at 50 l0@2I5.
CoRN-The market Is firm and with n
good demand. We quote mixed shelled at
oO962c. in elevator. and 71@72c. in sacks
oATs-The market is steady at 55@56c.
bring 5l@52c. +, i11''''' - wa
RYE-The market is firm. with n good
95c. . , N"O'''
BARLEY-The market Is firm. hut little
onering prime fall and Canadian We quote
at 81 40@1 80.
GRocERrEs-The market continues firm
with u fair demand from the country trade.
and fuil prices are asked, and obtained
we quote fair TO choice Rio Cofftc Mt 24CD
2919c.; raw Sugar at l2@l5JSc. a. the
wholesale range; lard-refined do. nj l7L
l|Sc' and Molasses at 90@95c. uyJ ~. .
L WHIsKY-A moderate demand for duty
paid at ~ %. Bonded firm at 2lc. 7.'Il7''
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zption, and about one in three were armed.
He estimated them TO he about three hun
dred. They were very quiet and generally
cheerful a few were dispffected. About
twenty had thrown away their arms. They
complained Of the want Of subsistence. and
were depending on the citizens for food.
lie could not ascertain that any troops
had gone east of Hygate.
CLEVELAND, June o.
Thomas Laren. State Treasurer and Agent
Tor the sale of Fenian bonds, aud O'Neill,
Head Center of Lara Circle. were arrested
and are now, In prison. The United States
Marshal has possession Of the headquarters,
papers, &c. A few rluskets and knapsacks
only were found i.5lafs ,os.I,'1
HUDSON, N. ", June 9.
Sixty Fenians left this city last night on
the eleven o'clock train North. supposed 10
be bound for the Canadian frontier. The
circle held an enthusiastic meeting here
last night NAMH1 GdTTe MI
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 9,
Money Is very easy. and the demand IN
readily supported at soc per cent on call.
with Government and miscellaneous secu
rites as collateral.
Inc gold market was firmer toward the
close, and the last price was l43]<.
ITO for 60 days.
The Government securieties were firm
this evening, and rather better on the five
twenties. The following were the closing
prices; Coupons 1881. i09s<; fiye-twentS
coupons, l02ss; ten-forty do, 96; seven
thirties l02l4 49IO22S. -
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Mnnetary aud Gnmmerfial.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, June z.
FLoUR--White Wheat, wholesale. s13.
retail, $12 so. = 4NN7'' Tir-'
GRAIN-Wheat, new, 50 80. old 50 30 ,
rye I0c.; Oats, 4Oc.; Corn, 5Oe.; Bar
- oG.RocERIEs-Sugar. brown, wholesale.
lS1e 9l5 &C., retail. l5@l6c.; Soft refined,
wholesale, VINO i619@l616c, retail, 1s@lsjSc. ;
2Oc.; Coffee, Rio, wholesale. NI51 oac'. rs'
taii' 30@35c.; Java, wholesale, 40Ca13c,. re-
tail 45c. NJ. o. Molasses, wholesale. 81 35
retail, VI 40 Sugar House. retail. 81 60. ,I''
WhIskY--$2 " for for free, and 81 "a In
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iLEGAI notice.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court o.
at public auction, on
Saturday. June 30, 1866,
Between the hours of two and four O'Clock n m
upon the premises, six miles west OF Germantown
on the county line road, the following described
real estate, situate in said county of Montgomery
to-wit; .Beginnipg eleven poles and three link
nom the section line cast Of the southwes corner
OF the southwest quarter OF section No six, town
snip three, and of range four, east; thence north
nye degrees, twenty poles, to corner thence
nortn eighty-hve degrees, east sixteen poles TO a
corner; thence south Ave degrees east twenty
poles TO a corner; and thence south eighty five
degrees, west sixteen poles to the place Of begin
ming, containing two acres of land
ihere rs upon the premises good dwelling
house, stable and other out-buildings aud a gene.
raj variety Of bearing fruit trees etc.
Ihe premises have been appraised at four hun
dred collars, and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds of that amount
Terms Of sale-One- third cash one third in one
year, and ne-third in two years from day of sale
with interest, to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises. JOSEPH XI1ISt1N '"'
administrator of Henry Writer'S deceased
GAoRGE W. MoYER, Attorney g.ss :, m25dbwF d,
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SOMETHING NEW.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AMI
Manufacturers Of Sorghum srup. Something
every body should have.
A PATENT RIGHT FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WHY,
FROM TIE COMMON SORGHUM.
the best OF Wine, worth from g. 80 TO t3 Der
gallon, made at cost of less than twenty cents
per gallon.
For Information concerning Individual. Manu-.
featuring or Township Rights address the pro.
prietor, JOHN 4. SSEPP, Miamisbnrg
Montgomery Co., o.
Editors Of Papers within the State by inserting
the spYye IN theif paper for two months Will, ke
said Wine. marsl W.T.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REORGANIZATION h

BY the p resident of tie United
states OF America-A Proclama-
tion. HH1lId Nfl
WHEREAS, IL has become known to me
that certain evil disposed persons have,
within the territory aud Jurisdiction OF the
Unltedb States, begun and set on foot and
have provided and prepared, and are still
providing and preparing means for a mth-
tary expedition and enterprise which ex~
pedltlon and enterprise Is to be carried on
tfom the territory and jurisdiction of the
U United states against the colonies, districts
and people of British North America, with
in the dominions of the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland, with, which
said colonies, districts, people ana kingdom
the United States are at peace, and
WHEREAS, the proceedings aforesaid, con-
stitute high misdemeanor. forbidden by
the laws Of the United States, as well as by
the laws of nations. ,
Now, therefore, for the purpose of pre-
venting the carrying on of the unlawful
expedition and enterprise aforesaid, from
the TERRITORY. and Jurisdiction Of the United
states, and TO maintain the public peace,
as well as the National honor, and enforce
obedienee and respect to the laws of the
United States, |, Andrew johnson. Presi-
dent of the United States do admonish and
warn all good citizens of the United States
against taking part, or In anywise aiding,
countenancing, or abetting said unlawful
proceeding, and do exhort all judges,
magistrates, marshals, and officers in the
service of the United States, to employ all
their lawful authority and power to pre-
vent and defeat the aforesaid unlaw-
ful proceedings, and to arrest and bring to
Justice all persons who may be engaged
therein and In pursuance to the act of
congress In such cases made and provided,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

The COUNTY COMMIssIoNERs.--TheB Board
of County Commissioners held their regular
monty meeting on Monday last, and were
in session again yesterday. No business OF
general Interest was transacted. Several
applications were made for building bridges
across some of the smaller streams In diff
ferent portions of the county Petitions
were also filed, for levyihg taxes to build
new school houses in Washington and Har-
rison townships, one in each township
None of the above were definitely acted
upon. 't'e i- ti''H' lieie, (
Yesterday, the Commissioners examined
the books and vouchers of the Auditor and
Treasury, which having been found correct,
were approved.
The Board authorized r. p. Brown, Esq,
to collect the money subscribed on the bond
given the Commissioners towards building
the bridge across the Miami at the west end
OF Franklin street, In this city.
Capt. C. elise was appointed turnkey OF
the Montgomery county jail, to serve until
the lst day of October.
special meeting will be held on Satur-
day next for the purpose of disposing OF
unfinished business now pending before the
Board.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

An ERRoR CoRREoTED.-In Sweeney's
proclamation to the Canadians he omitted
to mention that every Fenian, before leay-
ing for the seat of war, should provide his
family with Boots & Shoes, at Goodman's.
40 Main street, who is closing out an i'm
mense stock The rest of the folks are also
respectfully invited. W
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LICENSE NOTICE.

CoLLEcroR's oTFrcK, U. s. IKrnnSAr. REvrNuEl
THIRD D1srRIcT, OHIO,
DAYTON, June 1, teoe.
A Ii persons IN Montgomery County, engaged
IA In business or professions required 20 be H.
censed under the Internal Revenue Laws OF the
United States, who have made application for ii.
cense, are hereby notified that said applica atlons
nave been retprned blythe Assessor for collection, ,
Issued within ten days from this date at the office
Of the Collector, corner of Third and Jefferson
streets, Dayton
Tea per cent penalty is required by law to he
added TO all delnquencies after the expiration OF
the legal notice. JOHN H. MARTIN
ju2d3aw1 Collector Third District OF Ohio
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From washington.
WAsHINGTON, ,June a.

WASHINGTON, June o.
The bill In regard to disbursine officers
passed to-day. makes IL the duty of every
disbursinR officer IN deposit all the public
moneys with the Treasurer or Assistant
Treasurers, and provides that If such money
Is used for any other purpose, the officers
50 using II shall be adjudged guilty Of en-
;, Senntor Fessendeh, at the meeting OF the
Reconstruction Committee this morning.
presented the Committee,s final rennyf
which was accepted. 1t reviews the whole
question of reconstruction, giving the rea
sons which influenced the members of the
Committee In adopting the measures re.
commended by them, heretofore reported
TO Congress. ''
Charles O'Connor Esq, one of the senior
counsel for JEFF. Davis, and Governor Pratt
arrived In the city this morning
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

PREPARE FOR HoT WEArHER.-The heat
ofsummer is coming ON, and every body
should go to Huber & Sons, No. 27s Third
street, and get one of those splendid AVN
ings. that they are selling SO cheap.
iu6,l4aW2 Hrf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

THE SNOW CoMNG.--Boys. before you go
into the show Saturday aud spend all your
money before leaving Che city bctter buy
you nice suit of custom made Clothing
form small sum atthe Eagle Clothing store,
l1s Main street. Don't mistake the sign OF
the Golden Eagle, three doors south of
Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

LosT-Two notes, of $500 each, made by
Thomas Cusie to Lewis Macbenheimer
dated April L. 1866, one due June |, 1865 and
the other due January. said notes have
been lost, and this is warning to the pub
lie not to buy or trade for said notes.
LEWIS MACHENHEIMER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07

CAPTIoUs-HSNAPPIsH.n-- The dramatic
critic of the Journal is not at all pleased
with the comments OF the EMPIRE and the
Cincinnati Gazette on the Opera in Dayton.
We feel bad, of course. The Gazette must
speak for itself That we cannot fully ap-
preciateI the beauties Of the Italian Opera,
is perhaps owing to defect in our musical
education. The immense critic of the
Jonrndi' we know, has highly cultivated
taste for music, and is also master of Ital-
ian, and Tulpehocken TO boot Therefore
his sensitivencsS in matters of this sort is
not to be wondered at. l.. .,Us..
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NEWS BREyTTIEs. ms

ha
,ost nJ nresiuent mas Indicated, within the
radical change in the list of foreign an
nointments, from the ministers down To
a,L..,''a-. ..a
..nf Slsnntc cottoh factory, called the
-. @l.ii ',anuiactory, mas been built
600 spindles, 1900 looms, and goes into
operation July /. The stock nov stands
fifteen per cent. above par. ~ 'T'"'
rto I,,, att 1.I
Thnre ii,lno,S nSp penitentlary Is overcrowded.
the building was only intendd 10Y, 10 h,I Mll1e han
~ c,a.. ..,.,, -, y ''0'' 'OO'
,,art,, 'uuy os night' at Ma9mee City, o., q
tnra3 pn ~, ~ iiA INDIVIDUALS, IN disguise, en-
~ ~: ~, ~ w, nousc VI married woman, who,
III tne ansence Of her husband. was enter
from bed. and administered thoro,,o su swaii an,
of tar and feathers. 80 - g. 00,''' y
,tl
A. Earl have ,,,o,, tt,a;, 'Ss 90 nessrs fowler
hundred and sixtv oven ,'w SrosLi I,Ie iarni, one
They are divided into si taa,, W nisiu. a'l
woke each This io ~ s,s.es s,Aseen Teams OF nve
scale. i"ins on u large
ertv in Cincinna.; ran nth y. persohal prop
a total OF S594as $40 ,shiot, = y gar gVes
of more tben a 0n0 Eco ,n,'s Is an. Increase
wear. ~''O'''Poo eonipareo Win iast
g -, =
A negro Sunday school procession march
by their white teachers with banners fv-
ing. with the following inscrjntion un9n
them, yizi 1--WE are John Browns pet
'S''"
Charles e. Baldwin,, aswindler, who has
Deeh making thousands of dollars In Penn
sylvanla, by collecting money ostensibly
ior the ireedmens bureau, has Just been,
arrested In harrisburg.
IC.S Macmillan 30 xUo, .
entered the army ~ LII: Ieai Ioun'y wno
of fourteen years sarved II % tHa a. .ne age
pai0ns west az tha M;ssiss;r,,; oaIy eaih
with Shernay 70 tha 81 iIppPp ".lu
ed a cadet M West po;nt nag 'ee" "Ppoihl-
: p'"''
klngam county, a few days ago, 1000 rats
were slaughtered. brlgfirs[
The New York Herald wants Secretarv
Seward to resign his place in tbe Cabinet
and thus compel the resignation of The
other members of the Cabinet. and tharehv
Enable the President to reorSanixe II
good idea.
Aho,,.u,.-
o, aoouI SIX acres Oh corn on the farm of
connfv bee, he y, M walnut township Pickaway
couuty' nave Deen destroyed by rats-both |
gram aha blades being eaten. Three acres
on ot ao aoJeihing iarm nave also been de- |
9'ioycp' f.s ~. tG sD rf
,,a a ,a, . :,
10. "i Ni"Aiiilii-
.,
AeorresPohuept OF the Iri0une, writing
from the city of Mexico, says: ,, n.r a...t
The Emperor. man tbirtv-.ava,, o
of aoa 10 nno of tbn 10 ..,,s. 49,. ~ JIaI9
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Fenian Movements - News from
Various Points. .rt4

rculdn MOVefhenUS - news from
Various Points. .ft4
r,l.,. s.... CHICAGO, June 6.
The Fenian enthusiasm is apparently in
creasing instead OF being discouraged un-
der thu. effects of the delay and the obsta-
cles' Meetings are held nightly, and great
success attends them as regards both en-
iistments and the raising of money. lh
IL Is understood that General Lynch, who
Is the Fenian commander of this depart
ment, will leave this city with an entire
regiment this evening. The precise desti-
nation of this force Is unknown save to the
commanding officer. 1t is supposed. how
ever that they will go direct to Ro,ise's
Point. and from there TO reinforce General
Some of the Fenian officials were nego-
tiating yesterday with parties owning pro
pellers on the lakes.
AS 10 the terms for transpOrtating large
body of men from several points on the
lhkc,to some port In Canada, the terms and
conditions have not as yet been agreed
upon.
The Fenians and people generally are
waiting for important news from the seat
OF war every hour. -I AAa
a special from Alton says: A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held in this city
last night and stirring speeches were made
Dy prominent Fenians. Nearly $1,000 was
subscribed TO aid Sweeney and his men,
and large number of volunteers offered
themselves for lreland's cause.
.v INDIANAPOLIS. june a.
The Fenian mass meeting last nieht was
large and very enthusiastic; over one thou
sand dollars was contributed. Colonel Dick
Ryan was the orator; he said he had no
money TO donate, but would give one hum
IN the front 1opor tn ,.at H,a..i" .ii =. W 20
damntiav ~ Ine1a ehv, ~ leSulh uhtlI tne re,
ninety v-nine atS.a nrn mas aenlereu' .,, proyiped
likewise. '0'"s p"'i'o's "ouiu "o
SnvaJ: .,...,.y-. .,.-...,
for he Seat Of war On aru nyo, paSsrig .dnrongh
Tba;r oone1e, ts y, mai on every rallroau tralh'
cess l. noe nnshal,n,, az 10 oheir u'tlmate sue
'' % '"'""A'"' H.,
BUFFALO, June @.
The hearing OF the case of the Fepian
officers, on a writ of habeas corDns. took
place this morning before Judge Clinton. |
The prisoners entered the COURTROOM nm !
der the charge of the United States Marshal.
Captain Bryson, of the steamer Michigan
arrest was made by authority Of the Presi-
lent and that on the fifth Of June the Off
,ers were arrested by the United States
Marshal, by virtue of a warrant issued NV
he United States Commissioner. and that
ne (Bryson) now holds the bodies of said
officers at the REQUEST OF the said Marsbaj.
The Judge announced that he regarded
he return sufficient as far as O'Neif Hoge
lnd Mooney were concerned. and. az t6e
natter could NOT be argned there he
Ihould remit them TO the Custody ofsMar-
hal Mather Regarding the other parties
ie held them in allowance until to-morrow
m -. '''' -IT.''
The Judge further stated tho, ho ,ro,,ld
lot regard It as an omission Ont on the m BART % Of