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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
Bold Attempt at ExtOrtion-A BO-
4 gus GOvernment Treasury OFF,
4, Ger Under Arrest. >
LFrom the Albany Argus.l

On Saturday morning three men arrived
at Fishkill Landing on the Hudson River,
Railroad train from the North. and put up
at Mrs. Meyers hotel, After break fast two
lof them disappeared, and the third, calling
for writing materials, addressed and sent,
Eby eolored man, the following letter to
the President of the First National Bank
Of that place:
FIsHKILL, May 1S, 1867.
w. BRETT, EsQ.-Dedr Sir:-Ihave come
on here upon business of importance in
connection with your Bark. I am in
formed that you leave the Bank before it
closes on Saturdays. Will you be, kind
fenough therefore to meet me this day at
| quarter before five, and oblige .l-. 80
| b. Yours, respectfully, - E. s. BEAI,
| Special Agent u. s. Treasury Department,
Washington, d. G. .,.. .. ~ ,
please answer by bearer. go. ~ -''e
Upon the receipt of this letter Mr.. Brett
directed the clerk of the bank to acknowl-
edgeit and shortly after received the fol-
| lowing: f'i17f.eJ s.1.'aH'c' at.s5'-.isIi
svf'si7eve7-s- Fia s~% May Is, 1867.
| WALTER BRETT, Esq.-Dear Sir: 1 have
other enga gements which will take up my
time until 2. M. 1t will be to your inter-
est to meet me atthe time appointed.
/ =, Respectfully yours, !, \ =. S. BEAL:
1Please answer by bearer.Ed ssra
The handwriting of this note was entire
ly different from the first, and Mr.. Brett at
| once suspecting that an attempt7w rs being
made toiextort money, consulted with Mr..
James Macken, the Vice-President OF the
! bank, and decided to cause the arrest of
Brett as an impostor. The two bank Off
GERS then repaired to Mr.. Meyers hotel and
called upon that individual. He invited
| them into the parlor, and during the con-.
Eversationl said there was a good deal of
rascality going Oh in the banks; that he
had been to Hudson, and at the time of
the defalcation there, had charge of
the President and Cashier he did
not think things were all right with
the First National Bank of Newburgh
and Highlands The conversation then
turned upon the affairs of Brett's bank,
when Beal said he had warrant to
arest both the President and CASH
ier. in consequence of charges made against
them by Mr.. Brown; but that the Secre-
itary. of the Treasury had instructed him
not to make the arrest unless the complain
ant appeared. Mr.. Brett asked to see his
warrant, but Beal said that was of no con-
sequence, as he was a7special agent of the
Treasury Department. He also invited
them to call upon him at Newburgh.
4 Beal was thereupon arrested and taken
before magistrate, where, the above facts
being testified to by Mr.. Brett, the prisoner
4 was handed over to an officer and conveyed
to Jail at Poughkeepsie, to await the action
of the Grand Jury. He is a well-dressed,
poItly man, about fifty years old, and said
he formerly lived at Hudson. On his way
to Jail he offered the officer 500 to let him
90. an offer which was refused. a--o-l-u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

Z ALTHOUGH heRadical New York League
resolved that it E.tdecidedlv disapproves and
condemns the baiiing of Jefferson Davis, -
itseould5 find zAnothing in the action OF
Horace Greeley relative to the bailing, OF
Jefferson Davis which calls for any pro-
ceedings on the part of this club Con-
demnation OF the. act and not the actor is
a. nice way ofi.'whipping the devil around
the stump."iD sEg lsiiQao 20 s7HdCas-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
Difference Between a ss Free Gov
81 efHnnsnf,e So called; and a Mon

arcny.i To6GTI4 a-Gd0sEL5I
The United States revenue officers have
decided that peas not burnt or kiln dried,
50 a. 70 destroy their vitality and vegeta-
tive principles when imported from Cana
da, are subject TO duty ofh49 per cent.
.GPer io6sitFd-2An order has sbeen issued by
the Council of Canada, and published. fIer1
mitting horses, cattle, sheep, PIGS and oth.
er animals, and p0ultry and fancy birds. to
Dibeimportedn free 7of duty from the United
Ststesby agricultural societies and for the
Amprovement ofstocksd sdt Fos aslsrsf1I
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An elegant Farm of 241 acres, improved with ~or,
extensive dwellings and outbui dings-
9n1akng the property invaluab BILE -. $50 900
A gift of SO 900 in gold, valued at, 13 500
city Of Baltimor . 49, 900
a gift in Greenbacks. 5000
proye@snts in Baltimore - ,,ls.:s.,.: - - 5000
A three-story Brick House, with modern i'm ~
: prov emenIss in Bal timore.. .. 4 200
pso9smsSts, in Bal'imor,e III | -. & 900
2gifts IN e. eenbacks ($l 900 eaeh). 1000
10 gifts in Green backs (S500 each) ........ 900
So gifts in Greenbacks 800 each). 900
100 gifts in Greenbacks $50 each). 600
Grand Piano. 500
L Grand p -. ri ] 900
Square Pianos, $500 each. 900
10 Parler DREAMS $50 each ..!a.:....S 600
100 Gents Gold atches, $3.50 each ..,...... Is 900
100 Ladies' fine Gold Watches, 800 EACH. 10 600
so silver PLATED Tea Sets,S75 each.-. $3.50
100 Elliptic Sewing Machines, SIS each. $500
100 Gents fine Silver Watches $65 each. 500
100 Ladies' fine Gold Chains and Pin, $40 each 4.0OO
200 Oil Paintings, $40 each. 600
500 Bibles. $40 each. ..cI..... 1OUOO
1900 COPIES, Pollard Southern History, IS
1000 Photographic Albums, IS each. COO
= The balance consists of the following articles:
Musical Instruments, Music Boxes. Ladies' Work
Boxes, LADIES' and. Gents Gloves and Riding
Whips, Opera Glasses, Office and Psrlor Furniture,
Writing Desks, black w alnut Frames, Engravinss,
&C., &c. The-whole amounting to an aggregate of
sr,. 100000 VALUABLE GIFTS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

'FrIIH MA YIIIAtU< 10 n N =. "
= A LITTLE girl fell from q second story
window in nWashingto City on Saturday
evening. striking on the pavement and
fracturing her skull Medical aid was call
ed in, the skull trepanded, and she is doing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

buss n use of trying to collect that hill, Sir,
sfWby sP'satThe man who should pay it is
non est" "Then take it, sir. Asao4r uest
man swiiluot qail to meet his obligations.F p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
Judge Fisher and the surratt

.Jmdge Fisher and the Surratf|
-, ,..,-v v,,Case.r t.s,s,,zosg 1
The trial of .Iobn sH ySnrratt. indicted as-
m nastUs tn tiSe,1 1sssassina ton IF the Ia te
'Pres;dent I;ncoln- was set down for 10 A.
Mondays Nav 57. in, the Criminal Court of
fbe Distriet of Columbia. we pnblishedI
vesterdav the nroeeedings of the eonrt ON
fhaf day. nv which IL annears that, the
3 counsel for the defence were nresent atthes
Gnenfng Of the conrts and ready to go On
with the case: hut the counsel for The NOS
eeution. who came in a few moments iater.
we're not ready. District Attorney Car,
rinqton, without definitely Submitting a
motion for postponement or a continu-
atsee Of the case. made a asneeestion in
ffebynattIre of a motion. the obiect Of.
which was obvious -mipht-hsve led
to a long series Tof, Observation-Disclosures stint
2fart td tf6se Ale eyed to thays been eonniyeb
sdat ,bys Chief Justice Chase and Judge IJni}er-
wood in the case OF Jeff Davis. 7ilisd NOT
: Nudge Fisher. the presiding ,Judge.enroyed
,eouai to the OCCASION. This uprigbt JIidpe
promptly disDosed of the -diffieulties sr1e-
srested by the District AttoTnfvs as,obiec-
fions to going on with the trial-namelyt.
the probability that the case would run
over Into the next term. and the absence Of
fE4lupOito toHS WlenSosCS' = Ho. |oul " sdlu IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

.sazEy1s 1.-THE wonderful progress of Medica
Y n HScience during thepdSt siD gears only
. AAmakes it. possible for the conscientious
RM4Physician to declare, now that CoNsUMP-
EAMTIoNis is as CERT AIFLY oURED as Internsit-
toni, ,FsUer, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
as SznqU Poo. ."-ReO. Charles z. King. N. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31

q s.SAMBo, where did you suffer most in de
war Pr why in de feet, to be shua.''S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
The Profit of Market Gardening.

What is known as raising s'truckn for the
markets of New York and Philadelphia, is
leading branch of New Jersey agricul-
ture. and some of the most unpromising
portions of the State have been made to re-
turn handsome revenues from this source.
The Neu York Journal of Commerce reports
that from one farm of eighty acres, lying in
the desolate region of sand barrens, the re-
wards of the hushandman in one season
were 5, 600 baskets of tomatoes, worth $1,000;
more than 1000 baskets of white potatoes,
producing $1,000; 1,0O0 baskets of pears,
which sold for more than $500, and more
than ! 900 baskets of other struck" which
returned $1,000, making an aggregate, in
dependent of farm crops, of $1,000 OF
course these results were not attained with
out energy, skill and plenty Of fertilizers.
A PARTY Of West Virginia sportsmen
recently spent day in fox hunting, and at
night left the dogs still running. Theyran
into a flock of sheep and killed eighty Of
them, The owners of the dogs handed over
5000 the next day. 'rfi-2is Ftsmirt t .-Jl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
4, r1,1-,.E f1,,1s-5,.ECiA5E NOTICES.
Cleanse, an az,t likelihood.
WITH CORRUPT

NH5OI CAlnted Blood, yOu
are sick all over. 1t may
) burst out in Pimples, or
Sores, ,orin some active dis
ease, or it may merely keep
vou listless, depressed and
good for nothing. Butyou
;snnot have good health
While your blood is i'm
pure. 5 AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA purges out these
n smpuritisss alo i expels dis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-31
GRAND ID PRESENTATION ilI MUSICAL IJ / CONCERT

500 600 tickets at the nominal price of ieaehAa
single tick ct eptitl ng the purchaser to gifthere
being one gift to every ticket. The gifts are as fol-
lows: .a-s-- gHf f0 1a1s sEl uSGT 9JI3 1
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PLAN OF DRAWING.
HOW no OBTA1N TICKETS.

Orders may be sent to us, enclosing the money
from 81 S25 in aregistered letter (tamp enclosed
at our risk. Larger amounts by postofice order,
draft or express, at the following cIu b rates:
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FIsHK1LI. Nav Ia. ls67.
Is. 1857,

/. WALTER BRETT, Esq.-Dear. Sir: 1 have
other enga gements which will take up my
time until 2. M. 1t will be to your inter-
est to meet me atthe time appointed.
=, Respectfully yours, 8, E. S. BEAL.
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-i Zie MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF
Rev CHARLES E. KING, M. D., LII. D., Sc.
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
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Be On Your Guard

Against the limitations and countsrfei.s Ct HOsTET-
TER's STOMACH BTTTERs. with which the PIRATES
who make q DIHHoNoRABLE LIVING by prey1ng upon the
sick and suffering endeavoring to food the mar
kets of this country. Whenever these poroNAosarRs
discovered they imredatey prosecuted by the
propretors who erpena thousands of dollars annually in
tracing them out and bringing them to justice. Within
short time intunotons have been obtained In the
Courts OF the United States against number of ind
viduas and firms and suits in progress against
several others, all Of whose names will be given to the
public. But In spite Of tho utmost vigilance and activity
of their detective agents. the undersigned are of course
unable to protect the public entirely against piraca
limitations Of Standard National Tonic, everywhere in
request and as readily convertible into cash United
States Bonds or Treasury Notes. They therefore, as
measure Of precauion, direct attention to the fact hat
finely engraved label representing St George and he
Dragon and beautiful proprietary stamp. beidng the
official endorsement Of the Government appear on every
bottle of the genuine BrTTERs The article s further
authenticated by miniature note OF hand with the sg
nature of "HosTETTER SMITH," to counterfeit which is
o State PRISON crime. The true BTTTERS arc sold IN
bottle, only, and never IN bulk.
HosTE- TER SMITH.
May ~ 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Engfsh Astrolo-
gst Oairvoyant and Psychomstrcian. who hss aston
lshed the scientific clsssss of the Old World has now 10
Gated herself at Hudson, N z. Madame TkoRsTos pos
sessss such wonderful powers Of second sight a. to ens
BILE her to mpart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex While in ssAta
of trance she denestss the very features OF The person
you to marry and by the aid Of an instrument OF in
tense power known the Psychomorope, guarantees to
produce leke picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date OF marriage, pozaon
In lte leading traits Of character, SC This s no hum
bug as thousand Of testimonials can assert She WILL
send, when desired, certified certificate, OF written
guarantee that the picture is what it Furports to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and ing place OF birtn,
age disposton and complexion, and enclosing fy cent
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you Will re-
ceive the picture and desired Information by re,urn MAIL
An communications sscredly confidential Address ID
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. g. Box 22a,
Hudson. N. Y. 1y March ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OYFIoE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May 1867. I
The following Section Of can Ordinance 70 abolish the
Office of Superintendent Of Sreets to provide for Keep.
ing the Streets Lanes Alleys and open Courts In tho
CITY Of Charleston Clean, and for other purposes, IL
hereby published for tho information Of all concerned:
For the due protection Of the said contractor or con-
tractors Il II further ordained That every ow1er lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street. lane, alley, open court aha on every day
Sundays e1cepted have the dirt fth garbage or other
oa placed In front Of his her lot in barrel box or
heap and in readiness for the contractor by the hour Of
seven o'clock A. NJ, from the FL day OF MAY to the
nst day Of November in every year and by the hour OF
nine o'clock A. NJ frcm the first day of November to
the first day Of May following And anS person offend
ing hereih placing any drt flth garbage, or other
o In any street. lane, alley, or open court after the
hours above named shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor
By order W. d. SMITH,
NAV I6 Clerk Of Council.
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PUBLIC NOTICE. ~
OFFICE OF CTTY TREASURY; I

JRnu2Iy D, 1901.
DUBL1o NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
L the following Ordinance licenses hsve bean prepared
for delivery from this Once. q. THOhASs
C1ty Treasurer.
CITY Coasol a.sem6Led That nom and atsr ths arst day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for an cars draS
and wagons, used for private ard domestic purposes. In
now or force in relation to car r.ys and waona stor
driven for hire, except giving bonds, And each such
cart dr.y or wagon, ahan be provided With badge con
timing the number thereof and marked Pftuot TO ce
placed on the outside Of the ahsft .:,,-.;.s.aI
SIC. q No person shall be taken by the TreaHorsr %
surety TO any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
Less he or abe be freeholdnr.
SEC 5. The following aha hereafter b. the rates for
LICENSES for public end private osr drsyl wago4a ke
including the horses mules used thereof which shAu
oe free from other taxation:
PUBLIC cARTs, DRA1S, ETC., OR THoS1 UPLox1D n AMI
ausMLss wnATEvER, FOB HnK Drzror Oh npIa1oE.
For every CART dray or wagon drawn BY one hotss OF
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two hoe'.'0s
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, 80
For every stage or omnibus except limo oranibusi
with two horses $50.
ToE svsSy g. :sss or .SS omnibus '10spt Hn' omnibus
For every truck drawn oy two or mora horses mules
For every express wagon drawn BY two or moro hnssea
BREAD oAHu AND rlIvATz oAnTs, DRAM, rTc.
For every bread cart or wagon, -
For every cart dray or wagon, used for v.se OF DO
mestc purposes and not to be employed n tho trans.
porting Of goods wares, merchandise, lumber OF any
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
Indirectly for the same shall pay for license ths sum os
S6, exclusive Of the horse OF mule.
Rathed In City Council, this 18th day OF January.
f. 81 In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hum
PC. aAILLARD, Mayor.
J.nuarys v. q. SMITH. CLARK Of Council
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LIFE INSURANCE RETURNS FOB THE YEAR 1666.-
We invite the attention Of readers to the state
nent in our insurance column, Of the age, assets
and risks of the New York Life Insurance Com
panies, taken from synopsis published by the
Wall street underwriters. Those wishing to ex-
anime the document fully, can do so at the Office
of the agency Of the New York Life, No. Sc Broad
street.
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON. |

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CITY HALL, November 8, 1856.
Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, IN.
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceeI In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan, with view TO aid In building up the
City anew" are hereby notified that the form Of spph.
cation for loans be obtained at the office Of the Clerk
of Council between the hours Of A. M. and p NJ
All applications must be1 ID IN the above mentioned
ofce as the Committee WILL meet every Monday to CON.
slider the same.
BY order of the Mayor w. D. SMITH,
Noyember1O Clerk OF Council
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:, ,MA1oRb Cou8T- 2s.-At the usual hour the
Court was convened; but the culprits were few,
though every effort had been made by the atten-
veGssistants to accommodate them. The par
qpstte had been altered and the new dispv sition
Of the seats gave the audience better opportuni-
tysto studys the; face Of the Judge. The dress
circle and private boxes remain unchanged, but q
great Improvement has been effected by the intro
dlctim Of . mahogany counter, which only want
ed the accompaniments OF. q, decanter and Q few
gaasses 10 make it the veritable bar Of Justice. It
was table, formerly the property of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, which had been stolen and trans
formed into counter by some unknown parties.
The city recovered the property, but we would ad-
wise its removal from its present position, as it is
too suggestive Of brandy smashes and other gen.
tie beverages. .....z. . =
:. The only prisoners before his Honor were
cheerful young damsel, who averred that she was
mot tight, but merely suffering from tight Shoes
Al she had requested several parties to assist her
in tying her shoes, this statement appeared cor
rect, and abe was dismissed with warning, and
advised to weaS larger number il she wished to
walk In the straight path.
Two youths, white and black, who had been
quarreGng, were arrested; pistol found on one
was oonascated, and the white owner sent to the
Citadel where be oan have the opportunity Of ao-
mowledging his ownershipto his great disaatis-
fiction. g.11F. a. 80 ,s.zi.,.,
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!. If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS. No. 50 Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following real estate
sales took place yesterday:
Messrs. r. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER sold at The
old Exchange, loot Of Bread street, the following
property:
All that lot Of land on Bay street, next north of
Amherst, measuring 100 feet front and rear by 160
fest. together with the buildings, which are of
brick consisting Of very large and elegant three
story mansion, with piazza to the SOUTH 1t contains
twelve upright rooms, besides pantry and bath
rooms, and is supplied with gas fixtures and water
works and cistern. There is O kitchen of Blk
rooms, q carriage house and stable. Price, $4,000.
All that lot Of land adjoining tho above In the
rear, and fronting on Drake street, measuring So
feet inches on said street by l2 feet, containing
wooden dwelling OF four rooms. Price, sl2oo.
All that lot Of land adjoining the abovo lots and
being to the south Of the last mentioned, measur-
ing 40 feet inches on Drake street BY la feet,
and containing wooden dwelling of six rooms.
Price, $500.
Conditions -One-ffth cash; balance BY bond,
payable in one, two three and four years. with in
tarest semi-annually, secured by mortgage OF
property.
At the same time and place Messrs. LEITcH q
BRUINS sold for JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity,
all thst lot Of land situate on the south side OF
Line street, measuring on front and back lines 81
fest, and In depth 1l2 feet. Price, 1926. Terms
cash.
Also, NON their own account, that house and lot
known aA No. 26 Shepherd street, situated near the
south Carolina Railroad track. Lot measures IS
fSet BY liz feet. Price, $415. Conditions cash.