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New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Thursday Aug s-Ony GO fresh cattle came In TO-DAY,
which went to Hudson City and were sold at l3tc ID
81 cwt Save l1s cattle taken 10 Onehundreot-sI
and IS Texans still held the stock was closed out at C0
munipaw. The Texas cattle hang 1re though Q,1rea az
2Ic About so good cattle all that remain az HUDSON
City These held for better prices thah t
Offer The 1l8 head from Communpaw ana itUn III t
son City, comprised the stock at M Ea ont
no buyers visited the yards; hence 10 sales vi te
poets for Monday we can only say that ouenes
stock enough out OF the 4310 head sold since hobaJ
more still on sae-to carry them wei into ISa. cat
week, and will buy sparngy nhiess ,,iar Gas,
tie are offered at low rates. with any, AWNING thS
900 head at Onehundredth-st next MONDAY ING
market hardly be advanced from the preseut rates
l3i d14c for decent Or In fact, pretty good steers @
I5c for fat CATTLE excepting the pick OF fine dr0Yes lew
Of which have been selling at l6c Two more cars OF
cattle are due at Hudson City tomorrow
The arrivals OF sheep and lambs to-day were cars at
Hudson City, and 200 at F0rethst, nearly all O them
lambs Sales at the former place were "a state lambs
s. co. 224 lambs So 50 450 State lambs l with 2lO pretty
gooAambs at u 25 Hume sold load OF State lambs at
FOrteth ST. at 9c, with selections at 10c McGraw run
200 head 60 n at 9e while Kirby sold two cars 81 ID
sheep, at acc. Fat sheep are firm at 64a7e but poor
thin like most Of the lots coming forward 80 on
slowly at 515ic Fat lambs will sell at 9sc, and II prime
at lOc., with poor running down as low as 79Sc.
Hogs are mostly going TO FOrtieth-st, where IS cars
were on sale this morning with IL in transit from
Commupaw and held at the latter place, making
"a cars actually the market They not going OH as
lively and the tendency Is downward just now. Prices
range 7lc to 7sc for prime, down TO 7407se Tor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
TIE REPRESENTATION OF N1YoRITEs

The Personal Representation Society OF New
York have presented memorial TO the Convention se''
ting forth plan r representing the interests OF nnor'
tee in the Legislature Its main features are the follow
tng Let every candidate for the Assembly who receives
certain number Of yotessay 2Oo-be declared elected
Let the number OF his count many proxies In
the decision Of every question that comes before Ee
Assembly The unsuccessful candidates tOf WhOm uhucr
free system OF choice there would probably be large
numbef) would have the right, within liked time aite
the election to transfer the votes Or proXe they au
received 10 any one the elected members or 20 complete
the quota Of more Of their own number Dy tuen
transfer This clearly just since IL would not De le
that those who had voted for unsuceesiu cahuuAtes
shoud DO lose their equal weight IN te
iPgsatIre Each Of the unsuccessful candidates Wou
thus be- n this matter, attorney with tue power OF
suLstttou" Unless such transfer Of votes were allowed
the voters would be restricted IN their choice TO the can
Ndafes OF the great parties other prominent candidates.
voted might ia Of receiving quOta, aud that thus ther
votes 1ncht be lost But by permitting this transfer OF
votes each voter secured the fullest possbleiberty IN
the choice OF candidates without any danger OF hs YOe
being thrown away. In the Assembly thus composed,
each OF the members would vote at dtrst0Hs according
10 the number Of votes which lie had received IN INC ee
tion or by subsequent transfer from unsuccessI cad
dates His Influence in legislation would therefore ne
exactly equal TO tile combined influence Which would be
exeTted by the number OF voters he represented tey
were voting Ia person IN one vast popular leYlslAte
BODY the other hand, every single voter IN the state
would have in the Legislature member 10 whom ne b1
(either by his direct proxy by substitution o s dect
pToXyj intIIsted his share Of political Influence.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
UuMANIrY TO ANIMALS.

President Bergh, of the American Society for
e prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals reports 25 eonvc-
ton. In the Police Courts during the month OF May
Nearly every case has been noted by IHE IhiBCNL,
AoH bToEen leg was committed to the City Prison
ard there held five days Total OF ilnes ~ y, ior cru
5ed ia Brookiyn on the ls Of april hayne heagguar.
trts ut No. Eultonst ana DehS u,tS ntt vi 10
/. Mt iis oGce from a. 70 p NJ, 10 reeve com
si since tbe organizatOn OF the society thefe nave
fe sG nnlaints of which 80 were considered 700 lyo-
ous for uyestigaon OF the 80 persons asd'sS Sd wo @
isbrd Z We're discharged, aud the remaining were
sent before tie Grand Jury Complaints aIe reeeisea ~
and Investigated free OF charge, anu ptn Va '" 30
paid ~ the informer on each case OF CONVICTION.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE.
The London papers have printed the following
letter which VIII be read with Eterekt by Amercans:

The London papers have printed the following
letter, which Will be read with interest by Americans
sIR II seems that convention has been signed redn
eng lhe postage between England ana AmeIlct 70 Cd
soon take ELECT II step IN the right directions but
would Oe better for II is Of the utmost importance
that TIC MtenatiOnal postage between England and
America should be reduced the lowestpce which VIII
pay expenses The present price was reasonable thirty
years ago. but now that there steamers enough ply
ing or daly meal Sundays excepted, 20 the United
enough TO make those steamers Highly remnucrative
SltnOut eAuaN3gaht subsidies from GOyernmcntsocean
letter with manifest advanfage The present price is
aSSto r tun' VINE lherchaudhe can be carried for 23
&4per tun Dy any or al OF the % steamers which piled
between two countries in the month of Decenbcr last
az pes5 per nan ounce letter the charge win be nearly
kSO per tu Let the present domestic postage of the
British lsnds ee continued al Id por f oucc let the
OCEAN Oss.kC pS ~ Per nan ounce, and let the AIncri
ian nohesuc postage be Id. per half ounce this
would make 3D. per half ounce for letters from Lon
aoa 20 Sai ravSt2 - Willie the present charge IS Is.
80 laie must not lie considered Ne uHrca as0nby low
when 10 IS kn0 Sn Low much eleaply river amer
az i,sVO on 2go1 t1s can carry fIeght than a railway
tram and also wneh Il Is known that letters across the
North American Continent carried chiefly by horse
makes clear revenue VI R20Oo0 pfnciply ont Of lei.
ters under hslt-omec, and the American Post Once re-
eye on halfOanee letters, although carried ayer 30
miles from NeY.f 10 the Pacific Ocean pyjncip3iy
rSIs an m Ia, county M What immense revenue
the present ed rate 70 Id across the e cheapest
uiillOns more or less passing from shore m shrc
there wiz be scores OF millions Of increase of letters
taroagh the POst-Ohlces OF England and America This
spIVyed by the experience Of England France and the
Ss.ed states b. fore the French postage reduced
%efS only ADOlt l000OJ0 Of letters carried through
"a, u the last year 1856. there JOOOCOOOO So
snd ~ there were l2OOOO0, thcreare $50 90 OO0
s0se 80 tOhce estimate for 1858 Is sc0O000Oo letters
"a ~ .s AsNsapeit, 80 909O00 Of book packets 5000
,pd 10 ~ ~ ana samples, 2J,OOOOOO Of money orders
sett tglstefcd letter. Contrast this magnh
With ny ma VIVA the Foreign Nail matter brrt5enei
quarter G,oce ,t ounce To America and the Is al per
viz foreion 9s todgh France 70 China aud the East-
and 100 o9 ~ Oi letters 0O0OOO OF newspapers
sxpodent hiSb acAetand It win be seen how in
ADOPT the Ocean Penn,S t,o..... 4.
safo from saS Aaaltc, and the Penny across te Pa.
%" fi@nSiseo " shanghai and Japan and You
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP SEw.YoRK.....Arersr 8

CLEARED.
ssss.sP ssss%.sP fs .ioI Dsianog Ga1Sa I've sp.so
Steamship ssTaioga Kng Richmond ts ss6I:ady sy c.
sssmship .ssnsHp Ashland % SoTion BostcS W P. clyde
p Spp kmen UGon, STaa 81 GaTTescs crur MDsn
Bar Ssit Ceres. Bolt Gibraltar via PHILADELPHIA M.h MsCun
Bark Reunion S,hsal sTa. And . = EsssI ToUs,so y"
s.Ts @ zng%ss,, ag@sH Medi eF%, zs1.%SI: Son.
M prs 4aHis c5s.sn ESssS. Ays3 P sr'ssoa
bns Bogo, Luds Aspn' P.sma Railroad sS c,,,a,n
seEi S;rcse. Psa ia P:Ts,%s";S %. a a%;gs
SehE r. Godwia watsT6ury S;auford
sc5T S Ess6, Rescb BS1es bSen ca AZ
sehr wanata Hawkins. Ch1Is'oR 8 G \ Mso,t3@y To-
sc5f Si psl:ei Russell Holt New Haven, Racket Taylor
sloOp Mary Gray, Allyn, New London.
Steamship sapphO Lingo WHiIgton G. Aug ~ ss RS.: .
4 81 spoke big Herald Of asse.d IN the gale Of the 3D.
egTsE Es d.,r 70 R Poaoy G1tSep jSns Is With T.
sebmld.s Son Co. Aug of Ge9ksi ssaA' ~ & ~ % s,soa
~s sS Narso Poo Iemn Men Bserer with mdt ,Oa 9o
pas. to KoP Had deaths Ag hsd hSnipf 1s IL ri 1
81, sa on sSG rs va. ss csp CHM e bark OAK ridge L
aepha or Boston tie hurrsre 81 s "a ts
S.,s 4sfa9 . G II RssaSs q si l a. os was
Bas ch, st y coS,f S ps5fG T & 3 sugar Sc "ci.
s go Ang IN lat long q %, bad buTneane roa
endoUs durns NAeB os' uSA "4
Of s css hs tess .t & an s Ss .s.. Pa ' ~ Ss ss
pS%a,t and al h'r sSSio 0H Bsresa Oh l' ''u
iIi'.9s r p Buch.rd esl. Bradhug carHf 70 ty' With
coal ES S sSss sa ss o sydney b. Neeu Cen Bay B. d
WIN "a a % Fe,ea Prn seLle blgep Is days with ndss to
p Melke Wen IN The ee q the II inst losi sa he stove
R EI Prnr Prs) P1sser Musseh RIO Josito days
v oCee 10 McAuirew July 3, at 1875 long 20 W. shp
E,nounter fni Boston. 6Ounl )
S Reie of the B4, Scon wi'rson y c. Ssys ~th naval
De- load ID Il sails aad 'eiyst ol.T tepge III,
Brs Lilly lof Windsor N s BsoD GAes Bas l. b. Il DAYS S"n
'' ssbT A. woollou.s f Kngs Ja EDDY Thaeo 2o days. -ith
& Stcu Uuhbsr Bears JacisoEve days viii yellow Vns
10 master Hat heavy weather spit sails, AM eskihs ., -
Srhr Ege virginia IN ne gaze oi Ilt TS os' PA'
Ser ReiondS LOrl FanAn Ne. dsys with nHts''of NJ
SsI Miranda oyews,tp Hardy BarscOa 10 Gays. With hat
sssr Henry IlneA, R%e9nsil' % Gss5ss,o.'bs,c' {,
scir A. P aver Ryaa Georgetown, d. {.
Schr 5. Morgan. Dayey. Georgetown. 4. c.
Sehr Eclipse Stout, Georgetown, .. C., With coal
Sehr A. f. Kaberg Thomas GeoTftsoNI, D. C., with oosL
SAILED
Steamship Bremen .or Bremen AID = sbsnTton
DISASTERS.
r, ,,ttn us,-opo,s s New YORK ran schE uibsns
on tbe .ut Of the 6h Inst niles Of Poln! JudI ourtgs t
damaging Tie ir landing her passenger h'"l' '
Metropolis returned the scLl. into lort . -. o..
The schooner Jane Fsh (of 81 Seoges Ne TON
.. drove ashore at Tarpun IN the gale Of the "a sd
Tbs schooner Waterloo of ls) with coa Is shole
Bar and leaking badly Size viii probably pr0's '0s-' loss
have leen rescued
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
viii have a. rate all the way from london 70 china

viii have 4d rate all the way from London 10 Chlna
which VIII cause European letters to cross the American
Continent to Asia instead Of going through Egypt
The American mail steamers, lately established from
San Francisco 70 China aud japan, will be most conYe
nient TO efectuate the Pacific Penny Postage.
III Is not wise Tor government to insist on surplus
ses II ought 70 be satisfied Nothing promotes CONNER
cal and international relations much cheap postage
1t may be considered the greatest economical blessing
that can be conferred upon peoples.
II IL be considered that Id. per hafOunce s 700 low,
let IL be ID per quarterounce he French rate for the
pOstage) this viii be about 5000 per ton This would DC
n compromise That would satisfy the public, for ~ is
found IN practice that 10 letter weighs quite the author
lied weight (say hafOunce Indeed al under IT, ana
1000 OF nOminay halfOuncG letters do not Welch more
than ounces; 50 that if the POst0nce get 5000 Or
tun OF quarterounce letters it ought TO be abundahy
satisfied.
am, Mr.. Editor your most obedient servant,
GERARD RALsToE
london 1877
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SUPERIOR CoURT--sPEc1AL TERM.-Before Judge
BARBOUR.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
BLATCHFORD.
A HABEAs CORPUS CASE;

VIM. b. Duncan ct al agt. Jacob Beilen ct
aL-Motion granted. 80 ,,., . .
Edward Lautbeerc agt u. Chaunet'-hOtloh OF arrest
vacated and aside, with S. cost m - ., ,
Eizabcth H. Allen ct al agt. John t. smith-Mouon
denied, with $40 costs. - q
Michael Duffy agt. John Casey.-The horse and wagon
are exempt Petition granted ~ 10 residue.
In re Margaret Kicker agt The People &c'-binI gNcn
and the prisoner discharged. -,
I'm re the Petition Of John Trney for appointment OF
g1iardian.-MOtfOn granted.
In re the petition Of Hannah Tlalkeimcr for appoint
meut Of GUARDIAN Motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

erppp,r C(y J-Rescrved Causes
a. faaden et AL ac, Wells 1 iGC-Mgrphy agt. Murphy.
O8-ConsEt sgi fonant lo1-hohhah et al 20" De VIA"
1Og-AshwoTb AZ. Hale -. tAL, ,,....,
| =, al l85--Saine at Same.
30 u,-,stss Leland "A l8e-Same q.
ll-RoweB agi LelanI et a. 2St-Neh"lsoh sgt s1lon'
l4j-Jay tccr. at DE GroOt 1SS-ln re- f"sf fhe o..
10 goep Il III AIT BogtTdBs 23TuTneT Reses ct a.
et al -
MARINE COURT.-TRIhL TKRN AfxKn J.
p.5 a. BeTgbsd 0-MaB1l agt Wcrnv.
I.a.r .gt Ro,er,lt 10-Bolttpn sgt EolstOr.
g-Eoehler sgt. Luleksnt il-burhnah Agl Ten hJcL'
T,S,rb 49, Wipre I2-Kaue fgt Bernard.
,.1iPaH - p,rier l3--DOdge agt Leland
U.rai.T - Healer. li-Grener sgt NarI.
7-CtlI Bhggs 10 ati.' asI ei..,.
S-(arya.L0 SkeLsn '"-''"N'''''' -" "NN'--'0''
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Slurt gaarStn's HOtitf.

->~~~-~~~~~D~~---~--~~~~~ sT.rE oT HEw.YoHx,
p.- w.,,sxs, lryIcs, Nc. ~ William Cd
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aceordahee WIN M u
~ section Of tie At Passd AEl SsxfS5lS 70 al psr.s.
m,rsfe n or having charge Of the saes ma'.s, &
, and that
within ten days succeeding this lone OF board '.i
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM BERMUDA Aug. e-fu bark Eliza Bsrss-NL ard MS
Majer children Mr Dunn, hE Porter, ME- heDon'd MT
Bauet
FROM KINGSTON, IA, Aug s-In schr A. WoodhoG.e-A
Long KsHGe wife and e6dTes Mrs keneD ana ehhoish
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SinaniI.

OFFICE OF the NKw YoRx PROVIDENCE AND I'D B9s5oS
RAILROAD Co. SToSISGroS, July 80 1901
rTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS, under author
granted the Stockholders at their Annual Meeting
ber pursuant the Legislatures OF Rhode
oneccn In decided increase the capital stock
t0 81 OCOoO0 for the purpose Of purchasing the con
connection
Stock wipe made at and stockho
Books the Company August viii be en
tied to the increase about is cent the number Of shares
held BY the provided they notify Mess NJ MOGANS SONS New.
Yok CoHpany will avail themselves Of the night
2h August after which date all stock not sub
snbed the present Shareholders will be awarded TO parties Who
stard ready 10 tase the same.
Paymeu the Stock will be called for during the month OF Septem
Der next BY order Of the Board. - b.,
u ID
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
pASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR HAvANA-Aue e-B steamship MssounFraDciseo Bansteo
Aoph ROscnburge Smith Felix Gwin and friend FTanes NC
Neoos PSn Carlos Guereo Oastase puiteI Johb NAVY
Malor CarsenAs Thonss Watkins, George RkeL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
prCpTpTs OF PRODUCE,

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE:
ARG s-4TS5 bbls. Flour, 1SS bbls. whisky 200 bbls
Corn Meal 1888 bush Wheat, l0O4l bush Corn 2 l55
hush oats coo bush. Rye pkgs Ashes 40 Pegs BeeI,
I5O pkgs Lard 12i6 pzgs Butter o'o pAsS Oneo' '''
bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
NrSrATuRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ga, P.s. 5O4 Sun Neon Sets ora
TBis DAT.
Sand, Hook ~ q % Cows Island Hell Gste.." sol
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

a.. g,I
Spirits ,raIgSHune 80, ace = VGil....... sc IS 1890
Spirit, f%r, IN 81 a:2e ia ISl. VtbI.! 8 rs 9OO
c5sds ss5 sp ~ DoN 50 sssO Gs.n bGbPG $50 1900
I6s, 66i: q" riI IL SSii VIM SSU 80 '''
Hi'P, ss i'sl s5i.... .I2lS aTl in bb, 14 40 50"
Nf'F' 5ss, ESa... s'O.S AS SS,:. s:;;:: as
NJ. iseed continues dull and heavy at
81 9i in casks and bbls. In Crude Fish OILS We
notice good inquiry and prices are nin at ,oe iGr
and nominal Lard Oh Is dull Mt from csc To 81 10 Tor
No q No. !, and Fair to Prime. Red Oh Is dul ahd
hGPlRonVIsIoYs- has been more activity in the
market for Pork today prices have advanced Dut ~ e
close there less disposition to purchase ana our outside
figures arc sustained the sales cash and regular are
1860 bb at go loet sl for Mes closing M rS 81 ss 3ud
So9 for Prime Mess for future delivery, sales or 90
Mess seller August at SO o ana early N tU and mSSder
bbls do buyer do at s23 2 Beer rs steady anu & s5s
anly active sales nj $70s25 for ram MeSs CO. AN a,ts
S2 90 for Extra do In ere9 Bee d peer erce. % are nominal
Lard sells in iobbng lots at full prices saes oi S
and &c, tG a! SS en lUr and md kete Iendsfe
Br rrE-ChOce State continues IN good m ae and
rho trade and prices nrn; other giileS vi t s
Western are dull, and prices arc nomliah We f"
p Il, q Esa''' state tubs: Welsh good
M 'hTs sss and e sar T chanse.
CmEssE is dnll, but prices show no laf'iou'''
state Factory, good to choice hs A. b II 1l6
n, ~ dE
10 gOJG ,iI 10 al
STATE 6s choe' MI OHIO faetory good TO eloceio 4lJ
Tngli.t diirr, Conn. ......' ~ Hit5l ""'
dalry. Ohio o'CIOCK-The mar
ktTTnNooS PROvIsIoN NJ ~ oso hhs nt AZ 80;
,i for Nrss Pork closes quet' sHs sHCG 1rr han ON
M hcs ~ 'I n"e about s25 259sJ 80 when Is hS' ina" Va
ca1ge ELM continues dull Crude lS ID puT S
an, iar in bbls and Refined, In pohu ~ |S"'''' '
standard White - .,ios. nrIces arc uominally un.
cnnSed R,w al gars are fairly active, the demand
ig from bo, refners and the tIade PGes Ph agi d 5i4
Deln3 ~ 2is hhds at 1Oi 6l2tc Tor CuDa ana 4l'
sieNoy n lana M flailtc. Refined ara quiet f
note sales OF OooO ~ ~ iSe ~ , sc ,o0
e,s 95 for Clover aud s. l2iGS 40 for Timothy housn
FLAX is nominal. ,.,,. o,,, q ord s,oadv, soles
TALIOW-1he market u larry ao"' "'0 '"" ''i''
Of 1000 n at ia 9ll5c, . ..,oro.o oDa tho market
,esav saes of 100 Dbls Western ut 20 S93Gc IN Dona'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Sabmss Sanks.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK


METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
IVA occupying their - ..
NEW MARBLE FIRBPROOF BANKlNG-HOUSb,
Nos and 8 Third avenue,
opposite Cooper Institale.
DEPOSITS Of $1 70 $500 received and -
CENT INTEREST, free from tax allowed ALL SUNS
IS 70 $4,000.
Bank open 10 a. p also MONDAYS WRDEks-
DAYS. ard SATURDAYS fom 10 7 ?. m.
T. w. LILLE Sec. ISAAC T. SMITH freSI
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, Astor- place
- Open 10 to for deposits ard paymen% Five
eentst 900 received.
NOTlCRhe usual semannua dividend the rate Of I cent
nee win be paid the depodtos F The SIX months
preeen7 Aug payable the h Of August Interest not
called FOR viii be pac the credit obe eeposr and draw interest,"
from lat Of August 80, = - ,-,-.
B-Morey deposited up The 10th Of Augnst VII draw interest
from the lSt VI said mouth. !. d oLOaN HeCe'fJ'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

TINTED STATES TREASURY, New York
L JuIy 90 lsG7-COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES FALLIhu
pTg AUGUST 5 1867 received tbs Ohee for eIanhA
H.. 49,. an an.
:, 49, cn,e, Dsnatment H. II. VAN DYCk
''N' N'N'S'- >F Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

The weather throu ghout the week has been brilliant,
and the harvest has progressed rapdlythe wheat In al
sections where the harvest Is having been secured
as considerably above the average The same remark ap
plies to all the cOarser grains Corn is doing nnely ahd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
Transfer of Bounty FUNDS.

II
The following has just passed to a
law:
An Act, to transfer and appropriate
! certain funds therein named.
SECTION l. Be L enacted 6y tie General
Assembly Of The Siate of Ohio, That in
any township of this state, in the treas.
ury of which township there shall have
been an accumulation Of any funds du-
ring or since the war, under any of the
laws enacted during or on account Of
the war, for the payment of bounties
to volunteers, for the relief of families
Of soldiers or marines in the service of
the state or of the United States, or by
the voluntary contributions of individ-
uals for either of said purposes, and in
which treasures there shall be remain
ing an unexpended balance of such
funds, not needed for the purpose for
which raised, the trustees of such town.
ship are hereby authorized to transfer
any such unexpended balances of any
such funds to the township fund of
such township, and appropriate the
same to the current expenses of such
township or to school, road or any 9TH
er purpose for which township trustees
are authorized by law to levy and use
money in their respective townships.
SEC. 2. Before making the transfer
and appropriation provided for in the
preceding section, the trustees shall
estimaterthe amount neces-
sary to pay any claims which may be
still existing upon such funds in their
townships, only transferring
and appropriating the balance after |
setting apart such amount so found to 1
be necessary for such purpose.
SEc. 8. This act shall take effect /
rom and after its passage.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
CrueItY to AnImaIs.

Notwithstanding the storm that pre-
vailed last evening. there Hss good
attendance at the Church of the Mes
siah, to hear Sermon from the elo-
auent Pastor, Rev j, Hazard HartzeH,
upon Cruelty to Animals" 1t is
almost needless TO say that the Rever-
end gentleman did ample justice to the
subject. AttEe conclusion Of his able
discourse, he showed the bene6cent IN.
fluence of the practice of mercy upon
man and the lower animals. He
showed how it brought out the nobler
qualities of man and the inferior an
imals. He illustrated and enforced
this part of the subject with great
deal of earnestness and effect. Pass
ing on, he spoke of the service that
had been rendered to man by these an
imais of the lower order. Here il the
dog that has served man for ages as
watch, as hunter, and as shepherd
Loyal to duty, noble in affection, and
faithful in deYotion, he has often Civ
en- his life for his master. Here is the
cow that come up from the meadow.
with the scent of clover on her breath.
The bell on her neck has been heard in
the vale, in the glen, through the deep
woods and up the green hills, for cent
uries. Here is the horse, the noblest
animal under the dominion of man
spirited, sagacious, noble and beautiful
He occupies prominent position in all
the historical movements of our race.
He has drawn the plow, the chariot,
and the black guns Of war. He has
carried the pioneer, the explorer and
the Christian ambassador with his
message Of love. he has
dashed with the plumed warrior into
the smoke of battle. and out into the
light of victory. Look at his finely
arched neck, his flowing name, his
eagle eye, his kinglY step, his splendid
Torn, and with pointed ears aud dis
tended nostrils, snufing the battle from
sfarl And let no one forget that the
fietory of the American army at the !
1attle Of Cedar Creek was owing {
yreat deal to the black steed which
,arried Sheridan into the affray. 1
From Winchester. twenty miles sway h
Verify. the Ball is rolling on. A 7
much needed Reform is in q fair way ,
f being accomplished. Rev. DR.. LoED {
irst broke the ground on the subject, {
nd we are glad to see that the good
york is being followed up. Don't let /
is weary in well doing. Push on the 6
olumn.-BIfals Post. "