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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

BOLD THEFT. Yesterday afternoon,
some sneak-thief stopped in front of the
store of Nathan Gundershimerl long enough
to appropriate to his own use new coat
hanging out in front Of the store. Mr..
Gundershimer would be pleased to have
those desiring to steal coats or other such
articles, walk inside, where they will be
kindly received and carefully cared for by
the city officers. ,frs4 44,Q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

Sc - Yesterday afternoon JAS.
Ohlen had his trial before the Mayor,
charged with being concerned in the rob-
berry of H. Colt g. Co.'s store on Wednes-
!. day night of last week. Flynn and Nugent,
who have already plead guilty to the same
charge, swore positively that Ohlen was
with them; that he met them at Smiths
Block; went with them to the store, which
was robbed at about two o'clock; that
Ohlen broke open the window, though he
sgaid not 90 Ia !; that he put on two pairs of
pants and walked off with them, and was
the suggester and prime mover in the rob
berry. On Ieother side, Oblen proved that
he had been to church and wenth home with
some young ladies, and was in his bed at
his fathers house at least two hours before
the robbery was committed, and that he
: was in bis bed at least an hour after. The
Mayor, in summing up the evidence, COM
mented on the deprayity of the two youths,
-Nugent and Flynn, who would, for spite.
= nut q young man to the deep disgrace of a
charge of robbery, and gave ohlen asound
lecture on associatfng with such boys and
discharged him. Flynn isl only 10 years
old, bat Is an accomplished scoundrel. =.
Nugentis about II years old. Us Is isss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

- PENTrENTIARY ARRIVALS. = Coshocton
county brought in a delegation of three
prisoners yesterday to be incarcerated for
their principles. The names, terms and
sentences are as follows: William T. Mil
Ter, shooting with intent to kill and wound,
two years; Philip Cogan, buying and re-
ceiving stolen goods, one year; Horace
Tilton, burglary and larceny, two years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
FROM SAN FIR ANoIsCO.

Riot Among silver Miners-CIeared.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-The Washing
ton Territory Union Convention yesterday
nominated Alvin Flanders as a delegate to
Congress. i.rA
A riot occurred among the workmen in
the Silver Bend Mining Company, at Bel
mont Nevada, on the 18th inst. The mob
rode Garfield, agent of the company, on a
rail, and committed other outrages. In a
shooting affray, during the riot, twenty
men were killed. Garfield escaped un-
harmed.
The ship British Consul, from Liverpool,
with $4,000 sacks of wheat, cleared Malta
bar, Hong Kong, to-day. She carried
$4,000 in treasure. -.-.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

al SPLENDID LuNcH.-If you want a
splendid bowl of soup, plate of pork and
beans. cold ham or anything desirable for
a lunch, and first rate article of liquor,
ale or beer to wash it down with, drop in
at Jake Gloss & Co.'s Saloon, No. l3 West
State street, tonight at o'clock, and you
will find it. ~. rz.s..r,4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

NOT MUcH.-We notice that good
many of our business men have been fixins
gup their awnings, getting ready for SUM
mer. From the way the weather was yester-
day, we doubt if awnings will be needed
this wear. Not much. sssr .vs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

TreHr IiAc1Ne.-A young lady In Day
ton, not long since, it is said, died OF the
effects of tight lacing. A RELIGIOUS ex-
: change mentions the fact and asks, us not
{ this sin?n We answer, "Of corset Ss."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

HANDsoME BILL BoARDs.-Robinson g
Schotts are erecting around the city the
finest bill boards ever seen here. They
have one near the Market House that is a
credit to them. The idea of bill boards is
a good one, It keeps the bills off of houses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

TOWNSHIP TRUsrEE's5 MEETING.----At a
meeting of the Township Trustees held
Saturday, April Both, the following bills
were allowed: st. Clair & Scott, $40 50 !;
Henry Lutz, sl2.25; E. Merton, 81; Otto
Zirckel, $2549; John Spangler, $50 u; D.
t. Suydam. $l250; p. Moray, $24S5 /;
Jacob Hemrod, So; John Groom, Sl,50;
VIM. Gaver. 81 so; g. W9Meeker, $l.50 ;
J. H. Cruthers, $l.50; Jane Sevoy, 81; W.
II. Gayer. sl2; Beck & Gerriets, IS cents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

POLICE CoURT.-There was quite pleas
ant party at the Mayors. levee yesterday
morning, representing every grade Of
a drunkenness from plain drunk to drunk
and disorderly. s1
IL James Davis was drunk. James thought
adrunk was of no account without yelp
or two. So he chucked them in. He made
more noise than the law allowed, and was
captured. The Mayor fiued him So and
costs. which he eliquidated. S
James Wood would get drunk. James
had been advised not to, but James would.
As consequence he was fined $2and costs,
which Wood would pay if Wood could, but
> Wood couldn't. He would If he could, but
he couldn't, could you? You wouldn't
without you could, would you? Could
ey you? 1aa me az''i9-i Fi'17
asfsJames whaian was whalin' drunk. On
being brought before his honor he got a
=. whalin' fine of 81 and costs, but as he
could not pay it, James Whalan is whalin'
= stone in the calaboose. -,
r. Caroline Adams is prostitute, and ply
ing her trade on the public streets. She
was committed to the county Jail for IL
"a days. % -sst5F4L6 aaay gH j
ls9 George Jones was disorderly, and was
&c fined SIS and costs. In default he was com
mitted. s..s-7.IFs5sfra I.t7E
bas Christ. Eigend was drunk. Christ. was
was disorderly. He, like predecessor
left his beer. Not his last bier but hi;
:, lager beer. He tried benzine whisky. Hav'
ing been seen drunk he was fined SO and
costs. which he paid, and the mornings en-.
tertainment ended.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The trial Of
criminal cases. as we announced, COM
menced on yesterday. John r. Smith was
arraigned for robbing Mrs. Regina Rief of
some So or Sc. 1t is alleged that Smith met
Mrs. Ref, who is quite an elderly lady, on
tbe canal bank between Lockport and
Groveport and robbed her.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
FOR SALE.
The National Hotel Property

GORNER OF HIGH STREET AND
~ North Public lane, opposite Union Depot
This property, the most eligible in Columbus for
Hotel or other business purposes, will be sold on
terms worthy the attention Of capitalists:
july24-d1y-jan4 h. REYNOLDS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

citizen, was shot by a burglar Saturday
morning and seriously wounded.
The schooner Republic, from Buffalo, ar
rived Saturday night, being the first arrival
of the season from that point.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

4. AT THE NEn.-D. e. Gardner and DR.. C.
McDermot, Directors Of Insane Asylums,
are at the Neil. H. Ferry, of White Sui
phur Springs, is also in the city, and stop
ping at that hotel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
p,auoTuDiu1

' Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36North High street, will be attended to
by 5-5J E. CoRNELIsoN.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

"A DOSE FOR CRouP.-We understand an
old German of this citysis in the habit OF
boiling all the dead dogs he can get, for the
oil they contain. Dog oil is, with many
people, considered a sovereign remedy for
Group in children, rheumatism and other
ailments. As tonic it ought to be excel
lent, there must be a good deal OF bark
4a-z-T ~ tsF 49, q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

Vocal AND instrumental CoNCERT.-
There will be grand instrumental and
vocal concert given at the Opera House on
Tuesday, April 30th, under the direction of
Prof. Northnagle. The instrumental por-
tion OF the entertainment will include selec-
tions from Thalberg, Wehli and Strakosh,
performed by those graceful, pleasing and
accomplished pianists, the Misses North
nagle. The orchestra from the Blind Asy-
lum. will perform two orchestral pieces. A
, trio, by Reissiger, will be given by Mr..
Seltzer, Prof. Schriner and Mr.. Schneider.
The vocal selections will comprise some of
the choicest and most difficult music by
Rossini and other eminent composers, and
will consist of operate choruses, DUETS and
soprano solos. There is no need in assur-
ing our citizens that Prof. Northnagle will
provide most delightful evenings enter
tainment. His well known ability and high
reputation as musician are assurances
that this will be so. Tickets 30 cents
Seats can now besecured at Settlers music
store for rs cents. T-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estate were lett
at the Recorders office yesterday
A. A. Stewart, administrator, to Henry
j. Rice, April 10th, lot No. 8, in Daniel r.
Rices subdivision of out-lots in northwest
addition to the city of Columbus, for $125.
TIL. Butler and wife to Peter Weisman,
April 18th, part fout-lot No. so in the city
of Columbus, for $500.
w. A. Neil and wife and Fl. M. Neil and
wife to j. G.. Neil, Feb. 9TH lot No. 8 of
Ridgway & Crosby's subdivision of in-lot
No. 273 in the city of Columbus, for Sc. $40
Robert Lewis and wife to Simon Switzer,
March 18th, 30 acres of land in Sharon
to vnship, for $2,1o0
Samuel L. Peck to Simon Switzer, April
9Th, parts of in-lots 125 and 126 in the town
of Worthington, for $l,500. a,a
r. A. Chapman and wife to VIM. Ewing,
Jan. 13, 1859, lot No. in Chapman's addi-
tion to the city of Columbus, for $500.
Horace Wilson, assignee, to Robert Lew
is, April Goth, the hotel stand in the town
of Worthington, for $500. -,- se-.-- r.
Nicholas Vanloon and his wife, by his
attorney, HI. B. Albery, to Robert Lewis
April 22d, quit-claim to the hotel stand in
the town of Worthington, for $3.50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
Cincinnati market-ApriIea.

N. Y. Dry Goods alarket-April 2e.
DRY G00D-S-In cotton goods the market as de-
clined in prices of unbleached sheetngs as follows
Atlantic 201z; do II and Pacifc extra and II 2O
Lawrence Z 10; Stark A IS; -Augusta 4 1S; Cabat
o IS, and Dwight w l51. In other fabrics but
little ch nge and tending downward. Trade gener-
ally fairly active. 49, =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, Aprt1 %, 1867.
NFTT. HOIISE. -.r

James Armitaga New York; & " Hicks, BaIti-
more: James r Warner, London; VIM Davis Gin
cinnati; A De Graft, Dayton; A DtGraff, doyJ G
Patterson. Hartford, Conn., NJ B q Wright, Urbana;
VIM Mills. Nashville. Tenn; 9 Jones, Nsshport,
o; Miss Alkire, Circlevile, o; Samuel Bingh m,
Bostod. Mass; S s Warner, Huntington, o; s S
Jameson, Boston, Boston, Mass; G D Hayward, New
York l. Hayward. Elyria, D; Fugate and
Lady, Crestline. o; D E Gardner. Toledo. o; W d
Blee, Cleveland. .; J Perry, and Wife. White
Parkers burgh, West Virginia; Geo G McMurtry,
Pittsburgh, Pa; d r Tyler. Cleveland. o: j Newton
Pierce Philadelphia Pa: B Curtis, New York;
Leopold Hallandier Pittsburgh, Pa; GeorgeZ Work
Phiiadelphia, Pa; Silas Smith, Cleveland, o; j II
Nelson. Shrewsburgh, Mass; S R Bradley, New
Gieveland, q: R B Skinner, New York VIM Y KAY
Chicago, Ill; J Hough, Cleveland, .; Il Taylor,
Wife and Children. Cincinnati. o; j B Brown,
indianapolis, Ind; q Sabine, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Groveport. o; w limbaugh, city; John Gehm.
Canal Winchester, o.. John r Northup. Worthing-
ton; o; Robert be- Lewis. DO; 6 L Smith and Son,
Armstrong do; Berestreser and Lady, Win
chester. .; Thomas Duvall. ShadovilIe, o; Dill
Talbot. jefferson. D; A Boureios, Circnnati, o;
= Benedict, do; Hargin, Baltimore, Nd: Z Pratt
L Green. city; John Nece, GrOveport, o; j S Gard
SprinRfield, D; q 2 Chaney, Winchester. o; Q
Allen, Sprlnsfeld, U: Lee Kramer, Winchester, o
John Welsh. Genoa, o; John F Clark. Hamilton
township; TiPpett. Grovffport, Q; + e TiRton
do; John. .Stimmel, jackson township; f Compton
Blach Lick. o; Seymore and Lady, Grove
port. O. ------- -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

.CAprroL.-The rubbish in the capitol
grounds is being collected for burning and
the grass carefully ralked over. (.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

THE AMERICAN HORRIBLY the adver-
tisement in another column, it will be seen
that there isa likelihood of this old land
mark going the way of all things. 1t was
opened as hotel on the 10th day of octo-
Der, 1888, by Jas. Robson & Son, and has
been faverite stopping place with the
travelling public from that day to this. 1t
was first made the Democratic headquarters
April 1st, 1888. Located advantageously
it will be desirable business property for
those desiring to purchase, and for a
shrewd spectilator will net a fortune.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
aLoeaI Ne VS..

METEoRoGoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler 80
South High street..
2 - - MoNDAY, April %. 1867.
m6.-,v o,aakar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

Bishop SpaldiDg Recovering.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-The condition OF
Bishop SpaldiDg is much improved, and he
is now considered out of danger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

RuNAwAY.-Yester about noon a
horse hftched to dray started for run on
High street. At the corner OF High and
Broad he .carromed on dray, and taking
the angle near Bergen's. made point by
hitting the gray horse who usually winks
the dust out Of his eyes in front of Aston's.
tin shop, bouncing from him to a dray in
front of McCune & Mitboff's. Tired of
: dragging the dray, he shed both it and
harness, and started again on his mad ca
reer, but was stopped at the Gay street cor
ner by Captain Mcclure. We have since
learned that the driver of the runaway
= horse was somewhat Injured by being
thrown off of the dray. These runaways
!, are getting to be too common. Persons. will
leave their animals stand without hitchipg,
!, until, one of these days, some one will be
killed, and the verdict will be, mo one to
blame.o Tie YOUR horses. .gaia-z = .f-3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23
key offered the following:

Mr.. Beekey offered The following:
ResolUed, That the City Clerk and City
Civil Engineer are hereby instructed to
publish all ordinances, resolutions and or
ders relating to improvements in the
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards in
the Westbote, in addition to what is now
published in THE OHIO STATESMAN,
d Agreed to. - uoli7a .eie-.zrl
Mr.. Beekey pres ented the following:
81 Resotoed, That the Street Commissioner
is hereby directed to have the crossin o
raised and repaired on the east side of
Fourth street on Cherry street.
Agreed to. l:sst-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

ST0CKS-Ohio Certificates 27s<@a2z< Canton
42942k; Cumberland 27H@2S Quicksilver z7tT9
% Mariposa, preferred. 20s 2oX Western Union
Teeglaph 3e s@3sz New York Central S. X 6ssII;
Michigan Central 1924 MICHIGAN Southern 661I
Pittsburgh 611l@6IX Rock Island Sc y; Northwest.
ern 31@51X; do preferred 57X956 Border State
bonds generally duh and lover. Tennessee extra
coupons o. do new 62sl; North CaroliBa a.; Mis-.
souri, 92%@s3. Coal and miscellaneous shares dull
and. .unchangad., Steamship shares higher. Pacific
125h@l26; Atlantic a60SF 0-9rrf7 ses9-f, - ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New Y ork MONEY market-AprIl as.
SGOLD-American l3sX9lssH. .-----------.

Cincinnati Money market-ApriI 92.
ket unsettled. e d -. - - ---7e,'--.- y
MONEY.Market easy at s89kc.B4 lffw .siar
zST,ERLlNG u E4CH1.ANGE-kIrs Irsa al, par buying.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-20

=, !Oeylon has q fg tree 2,155 years
old. There isl isldooumentary evidence
tAat it was planted in the year 2SS
before Christ. :
!. A family in Detroit was badly poi
soned by eating beefsteak which had
lain for thirty-six hours on plate of
zinc before il was cooked. ~
Five brothers died in New Orleans
of yellow fever, in the same week of
October.
They have a solar surgeon in New
York. He cauterizes cancers and the
like by concentrated sunlight.
Russia is in. favor of establishing
the Pope of Jerusalem, and making
the holy city his future residence.
The two things most consolatory
to fallen man are rum and true reli-
gion.-Byron.
A Boston paper says that civiliza-
ton is newspapers, Sunday schools,
and soap and water.
The United States own l, 400, OOO,-
600 acres of land.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-20

O1sTRUerIoN OF RArnRoADs.-Tbe
following order has been issued from
the, headquarters of the Cd Military.
District: :.
'If any person., With intent to
obstruct, stop, hinder, delay or. dis
place the cars travelling on any road,
or to stop. hinder or delay the pas
sengers or others passing over the
same, shall wilfully place or put any
matter or thing upon, over or near,
any railroad track; or shall wilfully
and maliciously destroy, injure or
remove the road-bed, or any part
thereof, or any rail, tie or other part
OF the fixture appurtenant to or con-
stituting or supporting any portion of
the track of such railroad; or shall
wilfully and maliciously do any other
thing with like intent; or shall will
fully or maliciously injure the road
bed, or the fixtures aforesaid, or any
part thereof, with any other intent
ghe.::osTsT, SUCH person 80 offending
shall be deemed guilty of q misde-
meanor, and, ON conviction thereof
before military commission, or
other court of competent jurisdic-
tion, shall be fined not exceeding
1000, nor less than 5000, and be
imprisoned not more than three
years, nor less than six months, and
shall be committed to jail till he find
surety for his good behavior, for
space of time not less than three nor
more than seven years. And, if it
shall happen that, by reason of the
commission of the offences aforesaid,
or any of them, any engine or car
shall be displuced from the track, or
shall be stopped, hindered or delayed,
SO that any person thereby be in
stantly killed, or 30 wounded or hurt
as to die therefrom within six calen-
dar months thereafter, the party so
offending, his counsellors, aiders and
abettors, on conviction, shall suffer
death; and if any person shall there
by be manned or be disabled in the
use of any limb or member, then and
in every such case such offender or
offenders shall, on conviction, suffer
fine and Imprisonment, in the discre-
ton Of the court"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-20

NEW wADvEkTIsE1IENTs.- Attention is call
ed TO the following advertisements. pub
Hesea shi6 morning FOR the first time:
Gen. Preston-Strayed or Stolen.
James 8. ambers-Commission Agent.
Mrs. III: D. Gregg-Notice.
NJ. Graham-Agents Wanted.
Jacob Bell-Citation.
Hostetter's Bitters.
+. Ii. Elmore-Strayed.
Thomas Taylor-Notice.
Meeting Industrial Association.
Boarding.
Thompson Earle-Corn, Oats, Peas.
I. j. Gibson-Pine Apples, DC.
George Symmers-Crackers.& 10.
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MUSTERED OUr.-By direction of
the President. Brig. Cen. Il. a.
Scott. Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau for South Caro-
lima, as well as Maj. Gen. Daniel e.
Sickles, have been honorably mus.
tered out OF the service of the United
States, to take effect from January l,
1868.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-20
JAMES s. CHAMBERS,
FACTOR And GENERAL COMMIS'N AGENT
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,

WTILL BUY or SELL COTTON, Flour
w or other produce, Manufactures or
Merchandize consigned to him for sale or
ordered to be purchased. Business en-
trusted to him will receive prompt atten-
ton and despatch. Cotton will be received
on storage at the customary reduced rates.
When shipments are desired to be made to
Charleston, to either of the Northern
ports, or to Europe, by planters or others,
liberal advances will be made by applca-
ton to the above.
p. Soldiers are now on hand for the
purchase Of COTTON, and those wishing
to sell will do we'll to call on the under
signed, at the grocery store of Mr.. JAMES
8. CAMPBELL, where he may be found
for the present.
Nov 20 wsS JAMES S. CHAMBERS
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CONFERENCE OF THE BOARD OF
Trade WITH Gov. ORR. .-Messrs.
Edwin Bates, Henry Cobia, @. Frone-
berger. W. Gurney, G. w. Clark and
M. Strauss. q committee of the
Charleston Board of Trade, were in
conference yesterday morning with
Gov. Orr, in relation to the State
taxes. 1t is hoped that much good
may result from the interview, as it
will probably place the committee in
communication with Gen. Candy
upon the same subject.
Charleston Nc,Cs.
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The famous American clown, called
the Maufy, committed suicide ne
Gently, at Berlin, in the sprssancs oi
two thousand spectators, by firing q
pistol in9his mouth at the moment be
was hanging by his feet to the ceiling
Of the theatre. "
A wealthy woman in France, know
ing that the man she loved was in
love with another woman, and toe
poor to marry, recently destroyed
herself, and left her property to the
man, that he might make her rival
his wife.
The Board of Police Commission
ers of Baltimore have refused per-
mission to the colored militia to pa
rade in that city, in celebration of the
anniversary of emancipation in Mary
land. It is believed that this applies
to all civic societies.
A postmaster near Columbus &c
Gently forwarded q package to that
Office with the endorsement, "Rong
cent" AS the small boy said, if that
don't spell wrong sent, ''what do it
spell?"
Every boy baby in Bulgaria has to
pay tax for exemption from mill
tary duty. They regularly belong to
the infantry corps, and are always in
arms.
It is recent discovery with some
farmers, that if q stable is kept clean,
cows will go into it of their own ac-
cord. If dirty, they have to be driven
in.
1t is reported in New York pa
per, that man in Tarrytown had his
neck dislocated recently, but it vas
Immediately reset by surgeon, and
he is now considered out of danger.
When man is out of money, he
shows the least of it. When o man
is out of temper, he shows the most
of it.
A negro heir to some fifty acres OF
improved land in Danbury and
Bethel, Ct, has suddenly turned up,
and property owners are excited.
Josh Billings says man running
for Office puts him in mind of dog
that's lost-he smells of everything
he meets and wags himself all over. I"
Many o philosopher, who thought
he had an exact knowledge of the
human race, has been miserably
cheated in the choice of a wife.
The capitol at Washington will
cost, before it is completed, $12,
100000.
A susceptible youth says he would
rather go to church to see the hers
than to read the hymns.
There is one thing among many in
this life to try men more than any
other. 1t is jury.
The Michigan ladies have got up. q
secret society, which they call the
"Order of the Sacred Temple"
The Russian censor has suppress
ed the POLISH prayer book as On in
cendiary document.
Ireland has lost 100000 popu-
lation in fifteen years. Her loss is
our gain.
Wealth is not his who gets it. but
his who enjoys it.
If you would not fall into sin, do
not sit by the door of temptation.
The lot which woman would share
the ballot. Courier.