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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-06

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Tri.Weelkly, and Weekly-has at
This time the LARGEST AGGRE.
per. In Columbus or Central Ohio.
This makes ID the best Advertising
Medium of amy paper In this city.
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE CONTAIN
one wanting a good placs. and is willing to buy
about 1925 90 worth of furniture, will hear Of good
place, by addressing LOCK BOX 1927.
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PRoEEs SIoMAI,

DIR. A. b. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nesI
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himself
OF series of years tothe treatment of certain prl
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his ONCE
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Paying the National Debt in
Greeba cl<s.

Greeba clks.
When you talk of paying the national
debt in greenbacks, some of the Radicals
say, it would be rank reputation. Now,
an exchange says the Radicals made these
greenbacks, and when they made them
they declared by law that they should be
| legal tender. What does that mean ?
Why, legal tender means lawful money
it means that if you owe debt and offer
to pay it in greenbacks, and the creditor
will not take that sort of money, he shall
have no other. Is this reputation? If
you owed a Radical debt, would he pre-
tend that you repudiated it if you offered
him greenbacSs in payment? No, indeed |!
You never saw Radical prejudieed to that
extent against greenbacks. They were de-
cidedly partial to greenbacks during the
war; and so far as we know, they don't OBJ
jcct to greenbacks no,o, when they can get
them. Yet, some of them tell us that to
pay the national debt in greenbacks would
be Reputation!
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FOR NoN7RETENTTON OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irritation Inflammation, or ulceration Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases OF the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus, gravel or brick
dust deposits and all diseases of the bladder kid.
peys and dropsical swellings, q
to1-d
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How the Message was Received-A
G;,arO Discussion.

The message had acted upon a portion
of the members, something akin to the
effect of red rag upon the bovine genus.
The impeachers fairly foamed with rage,
and there was more of fury in their manner
than can be extracted from their matter.
Their special complaint was that the Pre-
sident had dared to say that he can never
willingly surrender the trust reposed in the
Executive to see that the laws are faith
fully executed" This the impeachers in
terpreted as meaning that Mr.. johnson will
not execute the reconstruction acts.
The discussion lasted an hour, and pro-
yokcd a severe retort from Mr.. Wilson,
chairman of the Judiciary Committee, who
deprecated this bounding Of members" ."
as he characterized the behavior OF the
impeachers, for refusing to colnclde with
them in their schemes. The excitement
during this debate was equal to the highest
tension of any of the exciting scenes OF
the last session of Congress, and the
speeches and manGuvres disclosed very
well-defned division Of sentiment among
the Republican members on the subject OF
impeachment, the impeachers being de-
cidcdly in the minority.
Mr.. RANDALL said he would like the
chance to meet the impeachers before the
people. He should like to meet them face
to face right in the enemy's camps. lie
asserted that they did not mean to im-
peach the President. They did not dare
to do it. What had the President done
that he should be impeached Had he
not been honest, faithful, dihgent, and
correct in every particular? Let them, II
they dared, attempt to impeach the Ere
sident.
Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, said
l agree precisely with the eloquent speech
Of my amiuble colleague across the wey
(Mr. RANDALL) that we cannot impeacf,
the President of the United States. bu'
l say to our friends on this side who arc
urging that measure, they are urging II IL II
vain. The result OF my motion the othel
day clearly disclosed that. And, without
attempting to make disclosures, l under
! take to say that there are unseen agencie
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Report of the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RInuMnrn Inl1r On 1877

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RIcHMoED, July %, 1887.
In reviewing our market for the past week
we have TO report breaks full. Receipts light !;
there are but very few hogsheads in ware
house for inspection Market continues very
animated, and prices fully sustained, with an
upward tendency. Below we give the trans
actions l,l2l hogshcads, loo tierces, and 81
boxes offered, and sold rs follows:
MAYUFACTURIyG TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to 81; good dark working, S6 to 80; sun
cured, common, 81 to Sl2; suu-cured, good,
Sl2 70 SIS; coal common, 81 to $l2
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 to S45
Lear.-Common dark working, ~ to 50;
medium dark working, SO to ALI; good dark
working, Sl5 to $l7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
$2l sun-cured, Sl5 to SO and S32 yellow
wrappers, common, 800 to s35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 10 500 and 5000.
SKIPPING TOBACCO.
Lgs.-Tery common and heavy weights,
81 TO $3.50; medium, So to Sc; good, 81 to
80.
Lear-English shipping, sl6 to $50 and
$27.jo continent tai shipping, $I3 TO SIS and $23.
sTEAMIyG TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, $l2 to $l4; good, $l5 to $l7 :;
fine, SIS to $50 and $23.
SenlS.-Common to good, S2.501$4 50.
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at work, there are invisible powers at work
in this country which will prevent the i'm
peachment of the President. l have taken
some pains to understand the composition
of the House and the composition of the
Senate, and am quite certain that there
are enough of persons in the House, first,
to prevent the presentation of articles Of
and secondly, that there
are enough of persons in the Senate, if
articles Of impeachment were voted, to
prevent the conviction of the President;
SO that | repeat, any attempt to impeach
the President will be vain and futile. It
is impossible to pierce the panoply which
surrounds the White House.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GENERAL SCHoFIELD DEMANDS AN EX-
PLANTATION FROM THE HUsTINGS COURT
The Justices of the Hastings Court of the
city of Richmond convene informally this
morning to consider the following docu-
ment, received by Recorder Regnault on
Saturday:
" HEADQUARTERS FIRST military D1sTR1cT,l
Estate OF VIRGINIA,
:RIcHMoED, July IL, 1867. }
"Sir,-The attention of the command
ing General has been called to the action
of the Court of Hastings Of the city of
Richmond in the case of II. W. Hovey for
assault and battery, tried 18th of May,
1867; that of R. F. Hotze, for assault and
battery, tried 18th of June and that of
William Snellings, W. A. Duke, and others,
indicted for gambling, dismissed 18th Of
June, 1867.
eft is represented that tho records of the
Court Of Hastings for six months show that
the highest penalty imposed in the most
aggravated case of assault and battery was
$3.50, while in ordinary cases the penalty
was merely nominal fine and costs that
in the case Of Hotze for an aggravated as
sault upon Hovey the court was content
with the verdict of the jury-viz., nomi-
nal fine and costs Zone cent?, while in the
less aggravated case Of Hovey for an as
sault upon the brother of Hotze the same
court thought proper to add to the fine of
$3.50 imposed by the jury thirty days i'm
prisOnment in the county jail and that in
the case Of William Snellings, William A.
Duke, and others, above referred to, het
Commonwealth Attorney was permitted
to enter noHe prosequi, and the prisoners
were discharged upon the ground, as stated
in substance BY the counsel for the de-
fence, that ,chere parties acre born north
Of an imaginary line the judgment of the
court was set aside, and also that or
courts 1cere non intended solely for the trial
Of ConfcderdteS.'
"The action of the Court Of Hastings in
these three cases seems to require eXpla-
nation. The above statement is therefore
referred to you, as one Of the justices of
that court, for any explanation you may
wish to make.
every respectfully, your obcdicnt SER
want,
[Signcd1 IS. F. CHALFIS,
/" Assistant Adjutant- General.
To Jola, T. RegnauN, Esq, Recorder Of
"Court OF Hastings, Richmond, Va"
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. will sell at their
store at 10 o'clock large and desirable assort-
ment of groceries, wines, and liquors.
LEE GODDIN will sell upon the premizes, at
P. NJ, thirty-fv building lots, each OF thirty
feet front and two hundred and fifty feet deep,
located near Howafd's Grove.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell upon the pre-
mises. at P. NJ, two brick and frame tene-
ments on Fourth near Baker street. Each Of
the tenements has five rooms and kitchen.
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THE YORK RIVER RAILRoAD-AN OLD
ROUTE RE0PENED.-The route from Rich
mond to Norfolk uia the York River rail
road is now announced fully open. Pas
scngers leave Richmond on and after to-
morrow, the 23d instant, at A. NJ, con-
Meeting on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
turdays with the steamer Mystic for Old
Point, Norfolk, and intermediate land
ings. This route was once quite popular,
and will now, without doubt, be more so,
as the country through which the railroad
passes has become historical. Many Pc
ninsula battle fields are Immediately on
the railroad, while all are within conve-
nient distance. The "Mystic" also will
stop at Yorktown and Gloucester Point
places rendered famous by two reyolu-
tionS.
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THREE FRAMED TENEMENTs DESTROYED
By FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about 2
o'clock Saturday morning was occasioned
by the burning of three framed tenements
located on Shockoe creek little in rear
of the Lancasterian school. At that hour
a'solitary pedestrian discovered flames is
suing from the roof Of one of the build
ings, and Immediately gave the alarm. 1t
was sometime after the alarm was given
before the bells were rung, and therefore
the Fire Department did not arrive until
the buildings were almost destroyed.
When they arrived, very little water could
be obtained, and no progress was made in
arresting the flames. All of the buildings
were entirely destroyed, as was the turni-
ture in the one which was occupied. The
buildings were owned by Mr.. Edward S.
Gentry. 1t is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July .,

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July 90.
OFFERINGS.
IFheat.-White, 2,l7o bushels; red, LIZA
bushels
Corn.-White, +l2 bushels; yellow, $50
bushels mixed, 2ll bushels.
OntS.-5S4 bushels.
F7Dur.--EX ira, SO barrels: fine, 40 barrels !:
superfine, l24 barrels; rye, 100 barrels.
SALES.
IThent.-694 bushels white, partly damaged,
- 40; $50 bushels fair white. S2.jo 100 bushels
ordinary white, private terms; 72o bushels fair
red, S2.35: 60 bushels damaged red, S2.3j 200
bushels fair red, 81 30: &c bushels common and
damaged red private terms.
C0rn.-30 bushels good yellow, 8; ; IS bushels
mixed, $l.05; IS bushels mixed, :l.0
Honr.-l0 barrels Ohio fine, Sl0.25.
OdtS.-4S bushels, lie
-S1
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REAL ESTATE SALES IN CHARLES CRY
CoUNTY.-Lee s. Goddin, auctioneers, sold
at auction on Thursday last the following
tracts of land, lying in Charles City coun-
ty about three miles distant from Wilcox IS
wharf: lst. House tract, containing 200
acres, with plain improvements, at 1915
per acre; I'd. Two tracts adjoining, con-
tanning ll6 acres each, at $3.50 per acre
Sd. One tract, containing 23O acres, at So
per acre. Upon these tracts there were
no improvements.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
- ACCOMAC.-Inthe the Circuit Court for said county
and State:
Nathaniel B. smithsrs and others. Plaintiffs,
Elizabeth F. seymour's executor. r..... Defendant,
IN CHANCERY. -
By virtue OF two DEGREES OF the said Circuit
Court pronounced on the cath and 25th days of
May, a. D. 1867, respectively, directing me, as
special commissioner In the above. entitled cause,
to inquire and report whether or not toe petition
ers named in said decree of the s4th day OF May,
1857 or either Of them, any other persons, other
tnan those heretofore reported are distribuees OF
Elizabeth F. Seymour, deceased, and II SO to
examine and report the degree of relationship
existing and the proportion to which each Is ent-
tied In the estate of the said Elizabeth F. Seymour,
deceased, undisposed OF by her last Will and tesla
ment. and further directing me TO- hx peremptory
day for such distributes to come In before me and
prove their kindred, | hereby notify all persons
whom it may concern that l have appointed
THURSDAY the 9th day Of September, A. d. 1857.
at the Office of B. 4. Gnnter, Bsq, In Drummond.
town. in the said county and State, as the time and
tributes other than those heretofore reported,
and OF snch other matters are required to be as
certaned and reported by said DEGREES and in
default OF snch distributes coming In to prove
their kindred by the said 5th day Of September,
1867 they all to be excluded the benefits OF the
decree and If, from ny cause, the taking Of said
proofs should not be commenced, or being COM
shall al iourn from day to day, or from time 10
time, until the same Is completed
Given under my hand this 2lth day OF June, A.
D. 1887. UPsHUk D. QulNbf,
Attorney at Law, Special Commissioner.
iy 1-Msw
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The MARKETS on Saturday were pro-
fusely supplied with fruits and vegetables,
perhaps more than on any other day during
the present season. Muskmelons and
peaches were exposed for sale at high
prices; green corn and tomatoes abounded
at reasonable figures.
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GOVERNOR PEIRpoINT spoke at Glover
Hill Saturday to considerable audience
of whites and blacks. His speech urged
Cancellation between the two races, and
the principles advanced were those of his
address recently published.
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TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-There seems

TEMPERANCE MOyEMENT.-There seems
TO be a revival of total abstinence prlnci-
nles in Rockets. Fulton Division Of the
Sons of Temperance held their first meet
inp in the Methodist church on Friday
night. and a.number of visitors from other
Divisions being present, the exercises were
exceedingly interesting. May the good
work 60 on. Sons of Temperance are
needed nowhere more than in Rockets.
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SATURDAY, in the District Court of the
United States, an injunction was granted
in the case of G. q. Graf, of Baltimore,
against Styll & Davis, of this city, to re-
strain the defendants from disposing of
their crop Of wheat, farming utensils; &c.
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We return thanks to Turner for copy
of "Diavola," which has already been.
noticed in these columns as destined to
become popular novel,
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~ pnES!DEXT"S VETO s'kssAGE.

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--.,.- PRESIDENTS yEEC aiESs&GE.
,r,.,,, nj Eanrtsrutgl,rns of the
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tMNtH @'"''''
i -a-,vn herewith the bill chltlcu Il"
,r,aDlcmcntary 10 Al aci cotitsco an
y - rYovilc for the more eI1'cleht go
..-.,,rr,r Of the rebel States, passed on
,.n u dav Of March, lSC', ana inc ac,
,,rrErmcntaYv thereto, passed on 'ne 20"
r-r ur March, 1861, ana wiz s'a'e 90
l@,v as possible some OF 'ie lt"So''
which pycrcut Ec from giving - my "p-
...ya!.
TEt, i one Of q series OF measures
r,>,el hv Congress during the last !"Nr
'-.a.f,s on tie subject o; :econs'TncI'ohIc H. =
~.n message returning inc ac' OF !ne "a 20
March ia>t states at !eHs'h my o"jeIrro,,s r;
- the p2sSa@a OF tha' measure. ,it,na is
a.y,y equally welt 10 '"c o"' -'o" aC,. -
me. and am content merely 10 I'ioi ~
ibc. and to rclter&te my c"1I'o''0'' '''''
tley arc sound and un2nSWcr"o;,.e' .n;.
There are som" P''''S !.'a ~ co,,
!..i "hicA ! VIII "''-'''' -
>.cr. ..-.. - aoo,oro
The frs, >ocl'oH PI"l"SGS ~ " n~Sr, Sa,ne
; "Ac true i&vo' %1" !'-r7y n's'',"7 ,,,,no his
particulars @ ''' '"' !'''0' avs - '
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2c.s was ''>, .."' ','s ';.S.', :, ware
rs II ..s 'S' '~"-I ',:"' :.o16 second
'a. ~ a; -. 'l.N,., ;f con,
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'.''S", W., - ,fa ,,i,;t@ry commanders Of
,s-.'s '....,;,.,, ~; ,;5S.r;ete and 20 tLe para
'..0 s,-,I,r;ty~ ~ Cnngr,ss,
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JCLY %, 1867.
IN rises............ 4.55 aoon rises. .......l0.2 q
IN sets............ 7.O5 High tide, A. M.... so

PORT OF RICHMOND, JCLY 90
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. merchan.
disc aud passengers S. ayres Co.
steamer John Sylvester; Clifford, Norfolk, MGR
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
mere hand.ss and passengers, d & w. Curris.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, \. Ayres Co.
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r,-r CIRCULATION OF THE obs
-. ~ ?, .IS LARGER THAN THE COM
'.xro CIRCULATION OF ALL Ihh
".-,1rE pAIIN NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
90.
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TILE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Court Orders.


STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY or
~ ACCOMAC:-1n the Circuit Court OF said
county and State: N
Norris P. Newton and wife and others. plaintiffs.
T8.
George A. Buckingham and WIFE,. Defendants.
N cHAEcBRY.
BY rirt1o Of two decrees Of the said Circuit
Court pronounced on the N.h and 25tb days OF
May, A. D., 1887. respectively, directing me, az
Special Commissioner in the above entitled cause.
to inquire and report whether or not the petition
ers named In said decree Of the 2.th day Of May,
1867 or either OF them, Or any other persons no:
heretofore reported, are heirs atIaw OF Elizabeth
F. Seymour, deceased and II so 20 examine and
the proportion to which each Is entitled In the
sststa OF the said Elizabeth F. Seymour, dec eassd
undisposed of by her last will and testamen and
Curths or directing me to FIX peramptory day for
such heirs Jaw TO come in before me and prove
their kindred, hereby notify all persons whom
il NAV concern that have appointed THURSDAY
the sih day of September, A. D., 1857, at the odce
of B. T. Gunter, Esq in DrummoDdtswn, In said
county and State. the time and place to receive
pro offs az to who such heirs at not hereto
fore reported and OF such other matters as are re-
quired to be ascertained and reported BY said de-
crees And in default of such heirs at law COM
Ing in 70 prove their kindred by the said 9th day
of September 1887 they are all to be excluded the
benefit Of the DEGREES and II rom any cause
the taking of said proofs should not be COM
Inenced, or, being commen ced, should not be COM
pleted on that day. shall adjourn from day to
day, orfrom time to time, until the same LIS COM
pleted.
Given under my hand This cath day Of June, A.
D., 1867. UPSHUR B.1QUINB BY,
Attorney at Law, Special Commissioner.
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MILLINERY AT AND BELOW
Vl COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS. SY-N
b. L. WIGlND begs leave to inform her WI. al
customers and the public generally that shs~f ffV
Will sell out her new and handsome assort-
meut OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
all Of the latest styles, at and below cost Also,
good assortment Of Corsets and Fancy Goods,
Gloves, Baltng. Black snd Colored Velvet BID.
bons hilk Ruches Vets, and other articles too nu.
mssoua TO mention. Call soon to ct bargains al
|sA-2m ~ Broad stses1
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Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-.
sIDING.-The first person marched up be-
fore the Mayor on Saturday morning was
Washington Goode, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating United States
soldier. The case was continued until this
morning.
Next came James Lewis, colored boy,
charged with stealing FIVE pairs of shoes
from Michael Gunst, and John Jackson,
colored, for receiving three pairs of said
lot of shoes. They were sent on, and COM
mitted to Jail in default of bail.
John A. Perkins, charged on warrant
with violently putting his wife out of the
house, locking the door, and threatening
to shoot her with pistol, was brought up,
but the case was continued until to-day.
George ". Ely next stepped forward to
answer for having'in bis possession horse
belonging to Mr.. II. A. Atkinson, and
James W. Williams for stealing said horse.
After tedious examination Ely was dis
charged, and Williams sent on.
The court was cleared after committing
to Jail colOred fellow named Henry
Woodson, charged with beating and threat
ening his wife, Rebecca Woodson.
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Corn AND FLOUR ExcHANGE.-On Satur-
day last at O'Clock the tables in the Corn
and Flour Exchange were put up at auction.
All to the number of $50 were sold, and
more could have been disposed of. The
bidding was exceedingly lively, and they
brought high premium.
On and from to-day admission to the
Exchange will be confined to members and
such parties as they may introduce, and
members Of the Press.
Members are requested to apply to the
secretary for their cards of admission, and
to report to him the offerings and sales,
as it is important for the information Of
the trade that an accurate record of
tranactions should be kept.
l.
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HARPER for August has been received
from Turner, news dealer, Governor street.
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-o,urn herewith the bin entitled can
. ,,,rnrcmcntarv TO an &c; entitled 'an
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31
Southern Hospitality.

A young man named Jacob Schlotterbcck,
a resident Of this County, enlisted early in
the war to put down the rebellion, and serv.
ed three years with credit. He then re.
enlisted as veteran, and served henorsbly
until the war closed. Some time after
peace was declared, We learn. Mr.. Schlot
terbeck went South with stock of goods,
and opened a store In Resaca, Ga, where
he transacted Q tolerably prosperous bust
ness for several months. Latterly, however,
Mr., Schiotterbeck noticed feeling of pre-,
judice growing toward him, and so many Of
his larger customers stopped dealing with
him that his business was materially de.
creased; and at length hewas plainly warD-
ed that he must leave the country He
advised his friends in this county Of the
stateof affairs down there. but declined to
close his business and leave the place. -
About three weeks ago Mr.. Schlotterbeck
was missing from his store, and on imme-
diste search by his friends there, he was not
to he found. But about ten days afterwsrd,
when the search was being abandoned, the
dead body of Mr. Schlotterbsck was found
in forest about two miles and half from
Resaca, with six ball holes in it | OF course,
it has not been ascertained who committed
this most -dsstsrdly murder; and they will
hardly be brought TO punishment IL dis
covered, arrested and tried by the courts in
that portion of our free and happy couatryl
Mrs was a single man, and bis relatives
and friends reside. we understand, in this
County His remaius will be brought here
for interment. Il Dayton Journal. .,It