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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
GOLD PENS
THE BEST PENS 1NTuE WORLD.

For sale at No. % Maiden Lane, New
York, and by every duly-appointed
Agent at the same prices. + 4, \
Morton makes no Pens stamped with
the Name or Trademark of any other !;
therefore, where an Agency is established
the public will be best suited, and at the
came prices, by calling on the Agent in
all other places those wishing the Nor
ton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders viii receive prompt
attention, if accompanied with the cash.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

Orders will be Rlleda at short notice, and upon
tn most reasonable terms.'ts aq ss.t iud . .t.f
ssSs- Printing of every kind, whether job work
or adyertising, whiehis done for any association,
ociety, public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the,
same, who will be held responsible for payment.
ORLINGER 4 TINIiIONS,
.yoFTt1y b.. Publishers and Proprietors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
REAL-EsTATE AGENCY

NE unuelsIEneu n9Vlng y estaoEispeu %Pe3l yea
. ny it Ferry 99usg 'uve ior salS
Lands in Wood county. Ohio, among which are the
Colinwino. N'' ~'''''''e "
u OK 60 a.,;,,. o. oe .p,..,,.o g., po..,,..
~ 80 acres, mics east o. fortagej m Portage
Wrst Miligrnva ahput q ocros irnnrovod boionco
well timbered and in one ,nile,of sawmili
On - =" '"' -
TownsLin IN oon,i itooG o,,irnlnr cni,a 90 h,t
acres orchard of 500 large trees, frame harm, ,Iog
| 20H acres. neorP. Avenue Road. G miles from
Pcrrysburg IN Bake Township, acres fenced, in
apple and 2 in peach orchard
ooI acres. onyiroatT from New Rochester TO
West Milgroye, Montgom ry Township, ne NV
hnildings - - - ~ ~ ..' T ,',
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
MOTIONS EIRsT QUALITY.

These Persare l6 oar,ts fine, and are pointed with
the very best riolosin Points, carefully selected,
and none Of this quality is sold with the slightest
imperlection which skill aud the closest scrutiny
can. detect i.. IN ta EL.4 N saTyII0
Every Pen is stamped " A. Morton, First Qonl.
ity," and numbered. .a.-l yvfq-.,Y sagAH.
The Points arc warranted for six months, except
against accident ..t n .t-.r .. 81 .-...,qi' e.
2 The Cases are made of Coin Silver, and for
this quality are extra heavy and shongus -,A sta
PRICES OF PENS ;tAND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
W00DCG0.i TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE
AT a RAR GAIN

OI0 ACRES in Section g. jackson Township,
ZfU adjoining the track of the ID. Il NJ. Rail
road, nearly three -fourths of mile and including
'Farnham's Station. There is on the place a
Side Track, Log House, a Log Barn, andau Ar
tesian Well gPrce8 Si2 j9Sperlaere.k fE
1IeO ACRES, being the NE. q Of Section Z
L Nv sTnwn 3, ,NsOilRnge 9 E., lying less than
4 of mile from the track, and y a mile from
Farnham's Station. Price, s1Oper acre.
GnLACRE 81 heing the NV, "a Of Section / 2,
1 OUFTo~hi3, IN! Of Range 8 f., tying 4 mile
from the track, and mile from Farnham's Sta
tion. Terms, u cashE balance in Sne mldtwo
years, with interest rare chance for Saw
. 0S'FSS R 4 DIX. HoLLENBECK, 50 <
PerrySburg, Ohio
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
How a MAN rreezcs 70 peath.

M. Pouchet lately read an 5interse ting
paper on this subject before the F:epch
Academy Of Science. The authors infer
ences are as follows:
b l. That the frst phcuomenonJproduc
by cold is q contractoIl of the capillary
vessels TO suchan oxtenttha a globule q?
blood canuot enter; these vessels, there
fore, remain completely empty. .....t
2, The cold phenomenon an alteration
Of the blood globncs which amounts to
their complete iisorganZation,
B. Every animal completely frozen is.a6
solqtely dead, and no power San reani
mate it. rIsHt7 a.-.r. ff,
d 4, When only part is frozen that part
is destroyed by gansrene.
8. If the art frozen is not extensive, and
only few disorgapized blood glQlules pass
into circulation, The animal may recover.
% 6, But if on the contrary the frozen part
is of considerable extent, then tile mass OF
altered globules brought into the circula
ton when the part Is tlawcd, rapidly Kills
dhe animal. ..s - ga s'al! luuIa-
4 :, For this reason half,lrozen animal
may live loug time if maintained in this
condition, since the altered glcbules do NJ t
get into circulation but il expires rapidly,
rs soon as the frozen part is thwed ,I,
6. In all cases of cougelation, death is
due to tho alteration of the blood gIobhlos,
and not TO any effect on tho nervous sys.
teul. ="
9, Il results from these facts flat tie less
Irapidity the frozen Uartis lhawed, the mere
slowly altered glubnles find their way into
the circulation, aud the greater the chaDceo
0f the recovery Of the animal. -"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
MICH. SOUTHERN HER q N,LR.R., b.
A 9 Gk A A E..sl@ 90,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dos Q

IHr fft .f't'h|
AN and after Sunday, oyember IS, 1896, Passenger
~ Trains viii be run as follows:
v ylnig LEAVE TOLEDO FOR CHICAGO auciTTH
ESQ A. M. Night Express, via Air Line.
except M9pdeys stops az principal stA'iensApA ar
e, ss25 A M. Mail and ExpresSsvia Main
Line except sandays sSP5At all ssatiOns and REFiyes
at Chicago 800 P. NJ .l
1:eOP. M. except Sundays Mail and Express
via Air Line, stops at principal stations and arrives
at Chicago ll:OO L, Nj. rIr rHt nil-F ,ffilli "
1:iOP. Va. Express, via Main Line, except
Sundays, s9ps g. principal slatlopS, and, ,ATlyesAt
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR DETROIT.
THEE TRAINS
r 1898 4, 'M, Express, arrives az Monroe s;sS
j $3.50 r. M. Express arrives at Monroe 4;8S P
M Detroit 6fS0f,M qr1GN bnE C1am1EA
7:i5 II. NJ. Express, arrives at Monroe s:5T
All daily except sunday 9tf1Cf-L
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR JACKSON.
Leays Toledo daily, exSsPt fpudaIJ. at sIsS u AZ
and 7;4O +. Nj.
Trains arrive at Toledo as follows;
From Chicago 1905 aad s:40 a. NJ. aud $3.50 and 495
p. NJ. -.T De- .lf fuu Pr
From Jackson $40 Am aud 1875 ~ -.-.sr7
sLEEe'Ne oARs on all Might salns between Toledo
and Chicago
M nutes slower than Toledo time fA .fn' ~7
80 hf s1F ~CHAs. y. HATCH, General SUI t.i1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

DURING the visit of Congressman to New
Orleans three men sought an Introduction
t. Ben. Wade, aud stated 10 him they were
rebels, had been from the frst, and Intend
ed 10 remain 30 Senator Wade replied
Wei, gentlemen, Lam harpy to meet you
as you are the first rebels have seen since
the war closed. the balance Of tho South
ern people claiming to-Le Union men. Now
tell me, if yoH please, how did you three
men manage TO carry tlTough such a dread;
full war against the. Government, and keeI.,
it up for four long years by yonrselsesY i
The rebuko was silently received by the
rebels and the crowd. s4l t'' 'h''
" Why will yuu persist IN wearing an.
other woman's bair on your head ! asked
Acid OF his Wjfe.1 She retOrtedr nj Why
will you persiSEin wearing another sheep 5
wool on your back " '''' Fti.rsft f's' s'i.'s
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
CASES WITH PENCILS
The Numbers indicate size only, No. beiHg Tue
smal lest, and No. 10 the largest. ..,,t
ICES OF PENf WITH sILvER-MouNrED DESK
MoRTo&,s SECOND QUALITY.

pHr 3D.. H.HerfU( (WARRANTED.} . -tusI 80 80 U
These az IA carRts fine, and are superior to any
Morton Pens made previous to the year 1860. l tm
Every Pen is stamped A Morton, Second Quail
ty," and numbered. .l ,:.,f-itiI nj Igai-litus IA
The Points are warranted for six months, except
against accident. ,.t. az ..+ lira 1u seIIar
The Cases are made of Coin Silver, but are not,
so heavy as those of the First Quality. ,7s, deus
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER. EXTENSION
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
DEArn or change is the law ofevcry I

DEAru or change is the law ofevery flow.
or, of every fish, insect, bird, Of every crea.
ture. We must die to make room for change,
for fresh beauty, fresh, forms. Those won
derfpl statstioians lIad computed. that il
everything that had died was piled on the
.habitable parts of our globe, itwo,dd make
pile three m les high! If we had conin,
ned to live, here would be no.room for fresh
forms, therefore death is blessing. II takes
us from joys aud from cares from hopes
aud from fearsi from work and from oppres
SION Each part df MS is made up Of cellSi
each cell dies when its function is .ce,n.
EletSd; they die daily, hourly minulely.
The eucients on iltcir monuments represent
death as the renewal Of hle. ltis so rep.
resented in the inverted torch, in the but
terdygoing forth from Us disaSrceahle erll
Emerson's hment on the death vi his boy is
an exquisite pOemseVery linetsa tear h-t
THs Alps supply Pa;is with ico.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fhe Pen Is NIIshtlcr N anthe sw0ra.I

The Gold Pom ; Best and,
., Cheapest Of Pens. bss
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

90
f1'r!At each of his throws, 'i7'''"
A volume of "0h's!" ''l' t''"' 's 0''
Proved >ySnes) msdeshis s1nark on the younkers
small clothes,
whil6 the body responded with wriggles and
And ale fBissrs wore busy inyfeeli1s for btinps,
Having emptied one pocket, jones watched, with
y a fruwn, n r.4 .. s.a9 yd.fag ID TlIl0
To see il the scamp would begin to Hclimb'' down, !,
And ,perceyug no signal Of eapitulatiOn, a5 8
He wasted, no effort in ezpostulstion, aa -.t.
But opened second aud shTp lapidation. .ar
What had brought him TO griel, Tom forgot To re-
lie say AE. zones 2oise another projectile
Then he suddenly wilted, and shouted "l cave'lI
Knock under!- surrendery( the rough for Peccayi,)
And with penitent groans
Said Please, Mr.. Jones, rr.......-..
Ifyou'A Aoht-wil letupaud hotplug me with stones,
! will never again try, TO hook in your garden
AS loug as | live, and I-oh Twill beg pIrdOn
On my-roh marrow bones" ,' b..
Then Jones lei up and Tom lit down
And knuckled ON his knees .i ..t
Jones dropped his stones and said, (" Tom
\ Brown, ,...u
Remember me and these i"
Then straightway Tom his knees uncrooked
I, land Walked with sober mind 1'.'a .t
AcnOss the field aud never looked, 'Gf 'a,'
Although he felt behind. 4 t'."'I
Then Jones resumed his peaceful pipe,
Went round about his fields Boa I u p
And fohnd his crops were coming ripe
With very handsome yields. .'ytHtNar
.a,o % ,r5. s4m,,0pI is.1 $50 sa!. i0s1
u h0hAb' .hHGd Rg rcd u.
From this fable moderate LEGER-DE-wits
Might kevolge you the morals as deilly as Bitz &
Used " BOGUS the eggs from his wonderful bag.J
Even J., (though never had reason TO brag
OF my wits,) Ana Biitz, may produce you sam
. pIeii Ntt lQiHtr "d&' q a- BIrar
OF MORALS made easy as eggs;-fo7 example 2 O.
This fable seems fat, you believe there are none
Yet only asay'' Egg,7 and / always fnd one in it:
lI3 uaiT IS Any gentleman doubt it5
Say Egg We'll, Il shake, turn 1t inside to nut It
Reveals you this moral :--'ris not good plan 11
fora ypunker 10 sneer at An elderly man IL fl -l
When giving advice the old man may be found
To hsVe,the advantage of KEowINo HIs GRoUED.
Here's o moral that shows in the long run to " in,
One shonld always avoid giving neighb0rs otiense,
Aud be careful TO KEEP THB AIGnT SIDE oFlTHE
Next, twist Il, and ZAP it, and open itl=so
| Here's moral advising you never 10 show
| Your assai liable point in the face Of your foe
For you may In the end be compelled in disgrace,
BY movement in flank, TO CHANGE OF YOUR
"a BAsE. fHtr
l HN .nHr A mo taH"l- -
These samples have shown YOU that morals are
made ff. .iIr4l.lf- ri .TnfI 81 ~ r n
Jnstas easy as lying. / think have played
I With flia fable enotgh Az i Law IA auaV.g
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
Jon PRiSTISe..5 .

We are preparedto execute aAskinds of Job
Work sieh as Posters, Sale Bllsy Programmes, I,
Invitations, Cards, Labels Pamphlets, alkinds Of
Blanks, sc yinthe most satisfactory manner. 5 90.
The following are the rates for SheetBills: y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22
gt'trpsbAtg :. Sg.dtlhlttaaI.
rs suhtistlks ESrE4 YiRtbA4 Z SohStYd 3
OnLFNGER h TIMMONS,.
p y. 'rkRts 81 snasdRIrT1oN.
TERMS OF ApYERT1s1NC

One year. .--.-.---.-- = w
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ,N'ra. .
One square, one insertons... @....a.... 81 90,
Each subsequent insertion. .s.....,-" ..ss.. go
Business Cards, per Rhnum s!4 ..si.!s....' 90
Administration Attachment. Dissolution, Exs 2. -
seutor, Redemption and Road Notices s''n' Q 40
Marriage Notices '.,,s..s .ss.,..,, s,'ss'E ,50
Death NOticesf..f sr ..g... ''s' Free.
The space occupied BY ten lines, or less, of this
sized type counts one Square. 7RO1dsa ,87i f77ht
All Transient and Legal Advertisements must
be paid for in ad vance to insure publication.
l1 Attorneys are HEGD REstOsstBLE fof ALI
advertisements handed in or authorized by them,
and for the publication ofal Sheriff Sale notices,
the writs for which, they order out. Il ,s'.,o.i I
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

These samples have shown YOU that morals are
T ~ made fi. a Ir43 .if- ri VHfI ST ~ -
Jnstaa easy as lying. think have played
With tbs fable enough. As lay il away,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-02-22

IF you want Condition Powders fer Horses, call
i at INscHo 4 CHkMrSEY's and get ST. Johns Z,
Norriss aud Fronefeld's, or any thing else 10 the
line Of Horse Medicines. NJ h js,a..,s %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

AccpHsz zHs 6ourH HDn RXLRoAD -vesterdxy
one Of the employee upon the South side Railroad
NAMED John Martha, met with an accident that vii
probably terminate fatally. He tnrnina the handle
OF the hand when one OF the arms broke throwing
Dim over upon the track and being under fast head.
way the car passsd him before 10 ooud b. stopped
breaking both his arns and crushing u HE legs
Immediately summonel and did all that medical skin
could accomplish v alleviate his sudsrings
TN LfrrIn NECK AyyAm.-1hs disclosures a Little
Neck which have caused - much wonder and sx.
e''smsns throughout The county Of Queens u truly
n extremely interesting one, and . new dis
covey nAs taken place. Upon Tuesday aftsFnoon
subsequent TO the craminstion OF KaIghI he
sccompaned the onces TO the woods Of Martin Wiets
ana ser olRgng about foot the ground brought
pore ne eyes OF Constable Smith another LOT Of the
s.osn slvef valued o. about $500. 0dlcsF Smith took
previously coiieeted quantity 70 await Identification
Anotner young man named John Anderson has been
rested on Suspicion of being accom- and locked up
N me ilusnng JAIL townsend and Knight II alleged
has not yes been settled Whom Knight vas arrested
there WAS found upon his person letter addrssssd TO
Judge Horatio g. Onderdonk Of Nanhasset In which ho
Set forth that Garvey NOV under arres
son, and that In admiration Of tho courage and nse
nuity Of bis daughter Intended at some future time
to return the diamond OF which he had deprived her
This IL very open confession for him 70 make; but
pains would have besn taken to try compel
Justice 10 have him released The circumstances
nscsd with the ore Of the most mysterious and
romantic character. The most agttatng question ssems
the lott and mailing down the door without some one
knowing Of II and how Or BY whom the timber wa.
carted there for thsm and, again. how they succseded
In getting stoves and ranges up there undstsstsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

IssrEczIox op TINE vnsr ARTILLERY.
In consequence or the drenchng and continuous rain
which fell Tuesday, October o. II was impossible
inspect and master this organization as the tims nst
named In orders. General PostIcy therefore counter
manded the same, and postponed tho inspection until
Thursday, November in consequence Of the election
taking place November s. and the Twenty second rsg
msnt occupying Tompkms square on Wednesday No
vsmbsro
INSPECTION or THE THIRD CAVALRY
The different troops OF this regiment assembled upon
the parade ground In very good shape prompt tme
but II was nearly eleven O'Clock when General Postsy
attended BY Major Tweed and Captain Davis appeared
up This Sroash. the regimen. to sssndssi,.
was fairly done. II the troops had mot ridden by
platoon instead OF squadron and taken up Inn.
for Inspection captain Of tho second troop
In line took ground enough TO the Of the rs troop
his front, or small battalion. between tho same The
actual count OF the regiment was follows Present.
ls2; absent ls7-totai 500 There were 500 present
last year. The great falling on may be accounted for
BY the fact that OF the largest troops was
70 the FIRST cavalry Upwards Of one hundred men
Ssrscnos run sEvEsTY-xrsra INFANTRY
The seventyanth Hghlanders they are called, did
not reach Tompkins until about quarter eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning. The delay was ATTRIBUTED
various sources. They mustered two field, two
mli sonsd officers two non-commssioncd olacers nine
drums, fifteen band, and OF thirteen
files 'front.' so soon as could be cleared for tho
purpose they we're posted on the west side OF the square,
the rank being toward avenue A. General Aspn-
wall who rode npon the ground Ia barouche by
two spirited gray horses, accompanied BY members
OF bis stsr-Acag Brigade Inspector Captain skid-
moro--being already in attendance The review was
we'll done all tho statutes OF the Officers were excellent
and the men kept up the fronts without much iregu
ary but while standing In line they were not as steady
they might have been, ras.ng tnsr hands up and
down 700 much and moving their heads about bore and
thors.
issrEcnos or CAVALRY SQUADRON.
This morning, at ten O'clock tho Washington Cray
squadron will bs inspected NJ Tompkins square IL IL
old organization, and formerly belonged the Eighth
regiment but Il attached the cavalry brigade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday.l
ASorhsa PRIZE Fr0HT This morning Jerry Allen and
crossed into Westminster county and had lively
little "n,iu,' which lasted nearly one hour. They
fought twonty-seven rounds, aud both were pretty
wc,l punished, Jet neither one showing the white
feather At the conclusion OF the Last round this
owner or occupant OF the ground made his APP
pesrance and threatened them with arrest They
at first refused but Nhc approach OF several men
led them to suppose the authorities were after them,
they by mutual consent declared tie light draw.
They then made tracks for home. IL said, however,
that they will Try their hand again, and pay Visit 10
Jersey.
The AaRoTE AND CRgAxER FIaar.--The last deposit
was made this match yesterday, and the fight viii
come OIL on Monday next within twenty mites 81 Nor.
folk. Agrcto Is training near Fortress Monroe and
Creamsr near Norfolk. This will, no doubt, be hard
battle
Our ANOTHER CBALiEscE.-By Ward and Johnny
shsnnssssy In the ring last week Denver City,
No, and contested for stakes amounting TO 81, 900.
They fought sixty-seven rounds and shannassey won
By foul, Ward repeatedly getting shsnnessey By the
leg and throwing him. He was warned not 10 do 20,
o 81. with win snohr challenge 70 st wo
weeks for $1,000 side.
BACKED orr-Tom Allen has failed to pu, in 40 sp-
pearance against Bill Ryal and also TO make good his
challenge 70 any in the world This undertaking
OF English plgilsts TO play tho blum game here will not
DO They wa nna plenty here r, 20 accommodss them
could not raise the price.
THE CorLssR AND KHIy From. --Bo.h these feather
weight pugIsis are Undergoing thorough training and
Gam IL training near Baltimore and 10 said be in nns
condition Kelly is qusrtsred At the 'Inwood,n West
chester county, better known Rocky Moores Head
quarters where hs being handed By several leading
puslIist. This win be, without . doubt, one Of the
hardest fou ght battles ever Witnessed between two
hight weight lighters.
THr 0RsAr scrrLSc RAGS vos e20O0.--Tbe great
match between Johnny Nickel and Harry Coulter tor
On tho Monongshela rivsr ~ Pttsburg, Pa They arc
to be II the starting point ~ four O'clock should the
weather prove favorable Il IT, therefore, somswhas
doubtful whsther they Will pull to-day owing to the late
storm The distance 70 10 rowsd 10 nve miles, two and
oas-hsif miles up the river and around Uaksboss and
return
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

aEsosisg q tho BEARD Yssserday-Csunter
AmAaviss In the Matter - The haiirssd
Agents.
me weekly meeting or The Commissioners Of Ensra-
ton was held yesterday afternoon At the rooms Of tho
commission, Castle Garden, The ssssioa beginning At
three O'Clock. The opening Of the nov labor agency
founded By the commission, through the workings OF
which smisrants are 70 b supplied with employment
free Of expense the nst topic that occupied the at
tsntion Of the Board me once, which ID located At
Castle Garden, and Dramatically named the "Arbsts
Bureau, wiil DO 0psn from h.lf.pass seven = =; 10
az ., from Nay g sov.%Sst ~, and frSm
Of the year Employers arc 70 report to the
superintendent who registers their names and the ma
~ soIs q %. Al ~ are
they win DO daily registered and numbered. Eupoy'
ere must furnish proper reference be properly intro
will be permitted TO receive any fee compensation
either from employer or person employed The super
moneys by him must be paid over to the treas
urer the Following weekly statement OF business trans
acted ~ the commission vas submitted and adopted
Number Of smisran. arrivals to Oct 2s 1857 $40
Number OF emigrant arrivals from Oct % 10
Ocs U......'................... d,S5s
Total for the year 1855, to oct 50. COS 42s
Total for the year 1860 TO Oct 90. .2o2I70
E1ssss OF 1867 over 1865. a2Ss
Balance in bank January J, 1867 s9a.o72
Aggregate receipts 70 Oct 3D.. i. SAT-, 431
Resolved since to Oct 80 for communal
lss,css
Total balance and receipts ..r...... .s5i2. 100
as 1867. ............ s51, s57
Balance In bank. .s160,S51
Afndavits have been made BY the parties, Johann
Decken and William Dickslman showing that the de-
ponents were solicited by any employ6 OF the
commissioners to buy TICKETS and that the Castle Garden
agent did not refuse 70 refund the money paid for
tickets but asked the applicants 70 wait few minutes
until the press Of business was over Deponenis did
mot wait however, and were induced 70 make affidavit
thai the agent had refused him. without returning
requested The controversy between the railroad agents
and the Commissioners remains In stdtu quo-tho Com
missioner declining to admit the present agents into
Castle Garden and the railroad companies decnin 10
employ others who will be admitted.