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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

49, - -.P.--
DFoUrAR LINE FOR CHARLESTON a. O. TN ,
IN Florida Ports aud the south and South wesi.-
Through bills OF iadnr ssued 20 all points eontN
Caro-, nj Railroad and its c1nnt uiions,
Freight ten psr cutie foot and always lover han
lras eabf passage els with srisndid
The fast popular sdcwbecl steamship ALABAMA "a
rnneburner, commander Is receiving carn, and M
be despa,ched On sa'mray ssh inst up M from pa
ARTHUR LRARy 3 wnIh M street
ton viii forward ell gods Ter the Interior aud Florida ~
OF X. A Co."
L'oR CT ARLEsIoN-EyERY THURsDAy.-rlE PEQ
y. pie. NAL steamship tonpany.s steamships.
AoNkkA Cart wnches!er ssis THURSDAY september 2H'
r. ~ sOt DER, Captain iebby sails THURSDAY, Ocfober
from per 20 Ner,h river, .tsP " Through p<ssAg&
tickets aud bills q ladng s-ned tcl points souih cod
necton with south Carolina Ral'ro,d n
freight or passage Apply A The once o. ne company
~ Broadway. WHEELER a LfssARD Agents.
FOR cnARLEsIoy EVERY sAruRpAy-.FnEIoHf
10 cents per foot 70 ChAresion.The only rNinrdAX
steamers having through s?nnec.lcn with south care!n
Railroad. New YORK and Charleston stecnshp CoM psny
FIRST class sidewheel steamships l. n
MANHATfAN. Capt. woodruff. .raturtry rert
CHAMPION, capt Lock~ oot a. SATURDAY U.t
from pier NO North river P.M Through tcktts AZ
bills OF fading 10 all points south IN eonncSfon WIN IN
South CsrollnS Railroad and FLORIDA steamere
HENRY II. MORGAN co. Asents - Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

A UCIIoN NorIcE;-R, T HAzEL IL, AUoIioNEER.
"A THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs,
at l01a O'Clock, at salesroon, 81 Corandt
Continuation Of Hardware Trade Sale,
Commencing at lot 932.
To-day's sale will EMBRACE
Cutlery-2l0 100 dozen Table Cutlery.
100 dozen Carvers and Steels
1925 dozen Butchers and Farriers' Knives.
l600 dozen Pocket Knives !, 2, and blades.
Also Plated Ware Casters Pitchers Tea Sets spoons ana
Forks 90 TeaITraysl00 dozen Oval Trays IA to 30 in
Timed Ware-sauce. Stew, Dish WASH Bake and Frying
Pans Kettles. Basins, Cups, Dippers, Ladies, Spoons &c
Shelf Hardware, &C.
The sale commences with table cutlery
Catalogues early on morning OF sale;
Auctoneers 81 Coftlandt street.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
COMMENCING DEC. 10. l366.


Station IN corner seventh St and Fourth
Entrance TwentT'seyenths b.
TRAINS LEAVE NBwYORK; - .
For NewHaven 100 800 (EI llJD nj l2B (EL) ao BIh
For Bridgeport 100 &OO Rr) Il9o nj i2lS Ll 900 tELh
For Milford and Strstford I co. 1l3o m as 40 p
For Fairfield Southport aud Westpor 100 llN m 9'' %"p
Por Norwa 100 800 (Er) 900 lL3o nj 29 (EIl 1W tELb
3l5, 40, $50, 800 (Erl pm.
Por Dahen 100, 800 1i.3O a. m 3@5, 80 $50 p m
For Greenwich 100 300 II % rs 3fS - 30 81 Po n
For stanford 100 400 (BH 900 LD M 2l3 (Er Zs 1V
RrD 3i5, 40 $50, 80 800 iBI J. p m 49, =. .. ,,s
For intermediate stations IOO 9O Ip i
al5, 40, $50, 60, 100 p. m. 80 .,,,.
FOR Boston, via Springfield 300 m. lEIl dO (Erh s"Pm
FOR Boston via shors Line IL Is tBL), 800 p - ~,
For Hartford Springfield, 400 (BL) l2ls, 100 (EI ovo
pm ,.,,- ,-r-.., am. - fR,A iotsn M "a Mon.
trcal, 3O0 .. 10 Northampton. . =, *
For Hartford Providence and Fhkl Railroad, 800 Er) IN, I'D
pm =, 49, -. e,o.t..,o, p.1,o,d A 400 m
II Is. 400 800 p. IN.
Por Canal Railroad, l2l5 D. m 10 Northampton
FOR HousAtouc Railroad, BOO m. 800 y. m
Por Naugatuek Rsiroad, 500 q m. lpD ,. m
Por Danhuy and Horwsk Railroad 100, 800 a. m so p m
JAMES II. HOYT, Supt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

-,
y r. RuslIMORE srains, RICHARD H. BOVINE and others
In puanee judgment on- o the above court In the above
titled Alfred Aeke the referee named the sad Judgment
order will through Rdgad A. Lawrence real estate anconeer al
Tie Etchsnze Saeoo m Broadway the CITY of New York
the 2 dar Of Pbrua A. D. 1851 u o'clock all the lands and
described said Judgment order that All that certain
esuag dwelling ot Of land situate bng and being the
Eighth Ward Of tue City of New York bounded and containing as fol
Beginning point the souteasieI sde Of sullivan street
point feet four and half inches souihweser
from Grand street thence running sou'hweste along Saa'an street
twenty running south ategy line parallel with and
m ground late Of John Ayres thence north e1ey sloDg
alley; thence
said alley inches line running parallel
Win SuIgap street thence south westerly along the said line
s.,n feet three an strikes line running night angles with
sullivan thence north westerly along The last mentioned nae
Gnv M t 10 the beginning together With ngres eges aud
Tegre through sa alley With all others legally eHtued
rights urct bowe,er the bearing and paving OF just and
eque proportion of the Of regulating ana maintaining the
ssA AHev snd the nres and assessments falling thereon
Dated n r. February ls' 1857. - . 90, ..
CyoRgE W ZryRR Plaintiffs Attorney. - . -,
The premise. postponed until the !th day oil March,
1867, Al the same AMI place-Dai, fel 2ltl lB'i
ALFRED r. ACKEHT. Referee, Pine street
GEoRGg w ZESKR Plaintiffs Attorney. - .,
The the above premises further postponed unt he y gay
OF Anil 1907 hour and pacc-Dated, March h lso
ALFRED r. ACkERT, Referee Pine street
GEoRGE W. ZESKR, PlAiatlms Attorney
2aNNAS ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
me90inq CARDS. &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 flll.
~ tonst-WEDDIsG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY lE''a'
lsrd 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
! sAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FITCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL con
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The ne w andk Of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEWYORK,
daily excepted o'clock froI
Pier 40. ~ North River foot Of Nestr
FOR EEWLONDON,
there connecting Express Train from the above
points Norsh and Worcester Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken al the lowest rates For information inquire
Il : An. lie
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Leave Hunters Point 5:35 $3.50 .g9 a. N
II 2:oo s4;10 $50 p m $40 p m @ 81, m
SUNDAYS 1850 a. $40 Through 'O ureal NeA
connecting with Stages ~ Mnhasset aud Port ashnL ~
T.ms m 1870: D. Tuesday and SATURDAY nights bsA leaves
Fbpg AT ii n M Hunters Point l25 Boats leave James
sIn ,yery hal fhour; Thlny yOarh.st - minutes
'"P P'' l.. C. VOORHEES,. Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot Of Courandtt. for PHILADELPHIA s and 10 IL &
anI Il D. M for BALTIMORE and WAsHissros a! and " N
y m aud n midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO..

TIIR FlRST-CLASS L. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAS HOYER, Master
will leave Pier No SO n r., SATURDAY, April g. tBA m
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking southampton London HAye and Bremen at
the SOwng rates payable gold its equivalent currency
Prt Cabin SllO Second Cabin, s65; Steerage, $33
From Bremen, Southampton and Havre 10 NewSrk
First Cabin $40; Second Cabin S73; Steernge, StA
EXCLUSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME;
Fr.t Cabin b2l0 Second Cabin $50 Stserage. go
Baltic Can't 4 % W Metropolis W WeF May {
For freight VI 0ssssse, spply 10 - -, a,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

CVPREME COURT-City and County of
y Ess.YorE-WIILiAM FERDoS Plintif. JAMES KYLE
nd others Defendants Of the Judgment Of !he shove en-
titled Court entitled action the tveutsecond y
of March the referee appointed aud b. said Judgment 10Y the
purnoSs Of srying such judgment viii sell d public auction
N H. f,rb,5s Ss Room Number Droldwsy the City Nea-
Ys o t ou da april 1851 at u o'clock noon through
I,NES MILLER auciOueef All the outhcv part o
a., certain lot u land situated the oi linlon snd Hammond
~ uh Thomas Kyle deceased the hiher OF ne
M t,r lame. KYLE Of David Benn deceased
b. ss d April l4S coe IA the ohe Of the Register OF e
C ul Cupy o Nrs York L~r l8J OF Conycynuccs $50
h outhe bounded aud contains follows Sr Comnenc
r on The h ot (bng the westerly side of nson
street, point ds,au, souhefy from The souWset corner OF Ham
feet nue Inches ani running thence
outhey along westerly side IIaon ortynu- feet nine
inches. the souhr side 81 said lot four inches to
the we thence nodhey song the westerly side OF
feet inches thence eeY aero. said lot The
place nuuz The westerly line o Hudson street, together With
h buuss erected 40 the ppuenanee iheuhio belonging
OF app~rauuE dated March q, lool.
" ff JOIlN G. BUSHNELL. Referee, rs Nassau street
wM A. W LOwBRRB Plaintiffs Attorney W Warren street.
Arf1. Yax
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
.NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
OCEAN sieamers. p

CTFAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
~ AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA--The Parana
NeZeand and Mail Company dispatch steamer on
the Path from Psnama to Wellington r. ana w aus
sn Colonies connecting with Of the Pacific Mail steam
shin Co leaving NewYork for AspnwR Colon the I'm 9i eaeh
month First class passengers viii be conveyed under h
ticket the following From NewYok 10 ports in
Melbourne $40 70 1884 for tteass, and @Elo 10
payable In United states gold coin
Special the oyered gold region OF HokiAa
New-Zeslaud. -, M -, t.1.,
Freight PAYABLE here , . A, o..ts. MI
''''i"'DP CHARLES W. WEST, Agent
No. % wilism-st New.YorS
DETURN TICKETS to PARIS and BACh,
IL FIRST CLASS, $2W IN GOLD
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QEBNSTOWN-Ths Inman Line sailing semi weekly carrying
the U s. Mails A
CITY WASHINGTON Nareh
CITY OF
EDINBURGH sTT1nIY IPH IA
CITY OF ANTWERP. w. hP'
and succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY n00n from III"
'O '" -''' RATES OF PASSAGE,
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday;
FIRST CABIN so STEERAGE. 80
To London. Isl To London %
To l25I To Pans........s...,ss. -
tickets o Paris and back, t2OO, gold
PASSAGE he Wednesdays stesme-Firt Cabin $lOi Steerigs
Ps..spg o srr Hae Hamburg, Bremen kc, at mod.
crate rates , -. o.......- IN .u.-...-
Tickets bought sending Tor Their friends
For further Information apply at the SompanLs Offices
JOHN 6. DALE, Ass" NO. 10 btoaaWaY, n I.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
ERIE HALLWAY leave Depot foe

ERIE RAlLWA1.- Trains leave DepoO loo1
IL ofChsmbers-st, Payouia ferry; a, n.-,t-,
SEQ Day krpre flF Rochester Buhho eAaAl' "'n'"A
ani sl points Vest and Seuib
e:4Ss m War Trau dsly for OtStiNe.
1000 m Rrpre Mail. Bufalo. Nsliuauca SD NeF'
400 WAY. e. Port Jeryis hcwburgh. NaruicE-
Night Buffalo, Salamanca, ald DunklfA
5.Jn \ M. Tfsu for Sureru 80,
ss m Night Rrpres daily Buffalo. saiinlnea DnhkfE
ind all points West and south ,.
100 p m Hngrant Train daily. for the West
Also War Trains Boiling Spring Pssc snd Paterson AZ -
m ~ M :s a.t5 $50 6:l3 and II m-'dsy On
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Theater Train At i2 O'Clock -
ran in direct all Southern and Western
lines hl"h hiDDhh' "eH 'ouPN
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

ffrtures ano 4leetin9s,
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will he q
Temperance Lecture delivered the Spng Prr.as Cbus
(near Yarck) By EDWARD CARSWELL the celebrated Csasdss
Orator auspices OF NesYork Division No 4 Oft
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. March p. 1867.
open O'Clock; There will be
the Orpheus Quartet All cordially invited to attend
TV,IE NEW YORK INFIRMARY for WOMEN
CHILDREN No. 26 Seconds will its CLASSES fos
STUDENTS MONDAY April Young ladies' wishing TO commences
thorough Of instruction Medicine invited 10 apply Dr.
BLACKWELL. at the Infrmary
YOUNG MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Il OF THE CITY OF NEW -YORK-FREE LECTURE. THIS
EVENING O'Clock No. l6l Fhhsve, Twenty second ss
EGLRSTON o Columbia College sube-THB aAHUFAO-
TURR OF IRON. Young particularly invited
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Amusements.

PARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
- MUSEUM AND MRNAGBRIB COMBINATION a.
Broadvay. between Spring and Prince''"
THIRD AND LAST WEEK
THE GRAND LOCAL SENSATIONAL fIbOtss
EVERY AFTERNOON AT Q! EVENING AT 7i
OUR TENEMENT HOUSES
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
TIR ENTIRE VAN AMBUR0H C0LLBCTlOS
OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
GREAT LIVING CURIosITIBS - -.
MADAME HINES, TfIE BEARDRD LADY.
a. A GIANT AND GIANTESS, LEOPARD CHILD,
TWO DWARFS CIRCASSIAN GIRL
GORDON CGMMINGS's COLLBCT0N,
COSMORAMAS. LEARNED SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY,
GRAND AQUARIA, HISTORICAL RELICS, and
OVER $4,000 OTHER CURlOSlTlBS
Admission. 30 cents; children under 10 10 cents
NIBLO's GARDEN. % J...s- iz-44A
IN WILLIAM WHEATLBf
~ EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
BENEFIT TESTIMONIAL
WILLIAM STUART ESQ,
MANAGER or WINTER GARDEN. -
Mr. WeaieY being desrous o. eyince bis sympathy r
Sa and friend under the heavy calamity which
he sustained the destruction his heater by k begs TO announce
that on -
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March o., at l o'clock,
A GRAND MATINEE
will be this establishment, the receipts OF which VIII be
devoted s a benefit testimonial TO that gentleman. -
members the Dramatic Company and Corps De Ballet
together with the Macbuss and Attaches Of kbOshave kindly vonn
eere their services occasion will be presented the
GREAT SPECTACULAR PLAY
TIKI BLACK CROOK,
GRAND BALLET.
SUPERB SCENIC DISPLAY. - -
ADMISSION, .Ol,' DNA
parts Of the house No extra charge for reserved seats
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27


MASKS AND FACES,
will be given for the second time o
THURSDAY EVENING, March a.
FRIDAY EVENING. March p,
BENEFIT OF MISS FANNY M0RANT.
which occasion viii Se presented the popular Comedy entitled
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
aud the amusing Farce Of
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
The marked appreciation bestowed the revival Of Tom Tayos
uccesa Drama founded Hiss Brasdon's Novel, entitled
HENRY DUNBAR.
which has created great sensation this Theae has Induced te
Management 10 state that il will be given with -
APPROPRIATE SCENERY. COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS, AND
GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March ~,
being the night r W. WALBACKS appearance this
TUESDAY EVENING, April 2
viii resented for the FIRST time in America entirely new aud org
ha drama ~ 'tten by Dion Bouccault, eeq. entitled
rHUNTED DOWN"
With o,,o;n.I Mi, -. late Scenery and Costumes
Due notice will be given Of tht =, pey VI
PAU. -,
ani OF the production for the time ms se'SV"'
THB SECRET -
poors open at ~ 49,.
DUANE NJ. L. CHURCH, No 2g3 li,ldson1st;, s2laG
~ Spnng-WRSLEY W. W. Urn % WI IN "a
SCHOOL C0NCERTs IN the above Church. Oh w - % o
THURSDAY EVENINGS March 27h aud 2sA DoO'' oPen ~
exercises at 71o Tickets 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Gituations Uanteo-females

-
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL desires situation
N NURSE CHAMBBRMAID in good family Please sires
No 85l Thiria ave, top floor
NNANTED-By young American Girl,
w situation CHILDREN'S MAID to TRAVEL with family
Can he seen for three days at No 80 Ihini-sve
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ Girls do general 0USBwORK. &C. At Mrs
LOVES Institute No II Stanon, near the Bowery
FAMILIES and OTHERS WANTING CAPA.
/ BILE SERVANTS and GOOD GERMAN GIRLS, be suited
promptly at THE AMERICAN FEMALE EMPLOY ASSOCIATION
Wages No. 100 Sixth between Eighth sad
Ninthsts.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81, 1867.
Amnseirertts.


WALLACKs. fr-Ir r...l..T
w Proprietor ud Manager.........M LBSTRR WALLACK
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March d,
BENEFIT or
Mr.. FREDERICK ROBINSON
which occasion will be presented Massngeps pay entitled
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,
with beautiful scenery, elegant costumes and appointments
ONerreach.
rlshef
justice JONI
.Mr ueo
n
~
o. Williamson
Mr.. Geo. Browne.
.air han
nAgaTrt O'efeacb Mrs Cara Jennings
Mss
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

P,,,epyer Station in NewYork corner Twenty even and Pomsl
ave. Entrance on TwenT seyenihst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

rangemena jan g. s67-Lesves James Slip sew-Yors, at a.
m mail train Greenport and stations ii a mr. for sycs
set ssonsi iHphank express train lana 10 RIVER
head on SATURDAYS only) Tor SyOsset and saon p
m, Farmngdae and way stations
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
NE Commencing Monday December a. 1865 Leave New
Yo foot of Barca nunecng with Lehgh Waller Railroad and
brsnehes 6:l5 n, Rypess tram m M! an, p M hI
ptess lain herrstosn Accommodation leaves at 2:J Aeie
oN Ma. ,sa,e. al 3Jo o. ~ Mostovn EIpess at p m In adj
do 70 above per daY Newaf I've TO south Orange
and three 10 Summit A. BBRTOUD General Snpern'eh1eni
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

ADRIAN II. lt LII ~
VALUABLE LOTS, BULKHEAD, PIER,
and WATER RIGHTS City Of Broekn. by order OF he!,
60 close In, Lewis Walsh, deceaed-ADHlAN IL MGLi
J. viii SELL at auction, IliORSDAl March
2s 1861 " o'clock at the Exchange S9on No III Foeaw
LAND on side 81 Johrst
e Of Jsy-t IN City Brooklyn together With The BULhEAD
WATER RIGHT aud PIER front of the This properly hs
5ou, Of feet JOhns with khead e the same Wh ana
pier 5 hy Per and buklead are nearly new nu
he most substantial fstenngs ana were csuei
nader the direction the best dock builders the country
This prope within short distance Of the ferries at he o't
o. ~ :, H. oscs ogtbs Ape,iopeers C493
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
tVrm the Advice Benefi. the North:

viii the Advice Benefit the North!
In view of the probability of the Sher-
ian Military Reconstruction bill becoming g
law and being enforced, the Macon (Ga.)
rournaL and Messenger advises the people to
keep clear of all causes Of offense in re-
peet to American citizens Of African de-
,ent:" This is proper advice; but the
dvice to the people OF the country ''to
.eep clear of the towns" and to raise on
leir farms all they ''need to eat and to
year, as tar as possible" to ''spin and
weave" their ''own clothes-trade little
we nobody-live at home-let politics
lone, and to raise very little cotton, while
t may benefit Southern people in a meas
IRE, will not advantage us of the North
much. It is for our interest that the ut
most quantity of cotton should be raised
It adds to our prosperity and furnishes us
commodity for expectation that nothing
else but gold and silver can take the place
of to any extent. 1t is not to our interest
that the Southern people should bestow
much attention on manufacturing, mas
much as it will deprive US of market that
before the war was very profitable to our
people, and until that market is restored
our measure of prosperity will not be filled
1t is evident that the Republican legisla-
tion for the South has an Inevitable tenden-
ey to put off far into the future the restor-
alton OF that market to US.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
)ne Hundred ThOusaud Disabled
Young Men i'm France.

The Paris correspondent of the London
lines cites official statistics which bear out
, le assertion that the number of men whom
| apoleon proposes to take annually for the
my amounts to almost the entire product
: f able bodied youth which France can
roduce. 1t will astonish many to learn
: hat large proportion of the young men
no are forced to draw lots every year and
able to serve as recruits in the order of
Ieir numbers are rejected by the medical
ispectors. In 1864 the number of men liza
lie TO serve was 325,000. OF these were
,jected: 1S, LOG below the standard height !;
1924 weak constitution, consumption, &c i;
1888 mutilated from birth, hernia. &c ;
100 humpbacked and f1atfooted; 69S8
lind or deaf; 963 stammerers; 4,1O8 insult
:ient teeth; 5114 syphilis and cognate
retins, lunatics and paralytics S,236 divers
lcapacities. The total youth of the year
nfit to serve in the army was 100000 odd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS
GOLD closed Saturday evening. at 1909.
TIE New York papers express the ex-
pectation that 100000 emigrants will arrive
at that port in the month of March.
The Ne,0 York Independent is right
"Trade now wants to be let alone, and
would gladly see Congress adjourn without
doing anything"
In certain parts of Louisiana geese and
brant are shot in the open prairies, and are
approached by means of trained OK,
which the hunter. holding by rope keeps
between him and the flock, and gradually
urges on until near enough for shot,
when he sometimes knocks over half
dozen at a time.
A WHITE woman, from the North, went
to Holly Springs several months ago, to ss-
sist In teaching a colored school. From
some cause she failed in her school matters,
but succeeded in getting situation as a
cook in a colored family of that place. She
seems to be well satisfied, and works for,
Sambo faithfully.
AT Camden, Me-, l.. 81. Bismee's mare
"Lady Chapman" trotted on the ice on the
18th inst, on measured full mile track, 1st
he It 2 m. 2816 S; I'd heat m. As. The last
time is the best ever made in the State
Flora Temples ttI1rv xJ FOrEland a few years
ago was 2.26.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
Can We?

English craftsmanship in relation to Ire
land is not much thought of by some Re-
publican journals that Justify the appiica-
tion of Military Government to the South.
The fact is pointed to that Ireland to-day
is more unlike England than it was seven
hundred years ago, and the explanation for
this is given in the circumstance that
English craftsmanship has never relied
upon anything but coercion, and so has kept
Ireland always in the condition OF a sub
jugated enemy - that ''Ireland has always
been dragooned and dismantled, disarmed
and distrusted, disabled and degraded, and
is so to this day"
This is the way Republican statesman
ship is dealing with the South. Can we
hope for it better success than has attended
the same policy which English statesman
ship has applied to Ireland for nearly seven
hundred years9 ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
Early Rising.

DR.. Hall, in the February number of his
{ 'ournal of Health, says: lone of the very
'orst economies of time is that filched
ON necessary sleep. The wholesale but
lind dommendation of early rising is as
lischievous in practice as it is arrant folly
theory. Early rising is crime against
Ie noblest part of our physical nature,
Mess it is preceded by an early retiring
We caution parents particularly not to al
wv their children to be walked up in the
Iornings; let nature wake them up, she
ill not do it prematurely; but have a care
lat they go to bed at an early hour; let it
earlier and earlier, until it is found that
hey wake up of themselves in full time to
{ ress for breakfast. Being walked up early,
nd allowed to engage in difficult or any
-udies late and just before retiring, has
iven many a beautiful and promising
aid brain fever, or determined ordinary
ilments to the production of water on the
Jrain."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-04
Truth from a Republican.

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The Neao York Times (Republican) thus
stiles:
"The anomalous condition of the South
n States has unquestionably much to do
ith the business depression. Impover-
he'd and disorganized, their industry par
yzed and their trade nearly extinct, they
attribute little to the adjustment of our
reign trade, and consume still less of the
'ods we have to sell. The sources of our
chest products and the market for our
rgest sales before the war, they are now
1able to buy or sell. That this circum-
ance contributes to the difficulties of the
Dmmercial situation. does not admit of
'ubt. Nor is there aught in the congress
onal policy of reconstruction that justifies
opes of early improvement. Until the
armony of the States shall have been in
'me manner -established-until the new
Ibor system shall run smoothly, and re-
ewed confidence shall invite capital-until
wv and order shall prevail, and the last
9stige of military dominion disappear-it
ere idle to look for business activity in or
ith the South. And since reconstruction,
now pursued, promises to be slow and in
s results uncertain, We must look else
here than to the South for the means of
,curing relief to business"