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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24
Resolution 10 Contract.

-Resolred That the City Civil Engineer be
and he is hereby authorized and ei ecte t., on
tract IN the name the city OF Columbus With
Michael Malone for IN liking dOnbie row fla stone
Gro slug on the ast si of Seventh street cross
Nc n ee a lev upon the following terms. to wit:
For excavating or grading, ttrty cents per cubic
y
or boulder paving Forty-fve cents per square
yard
Frr tagging Is inches wide, Sixty five cents per
lineal loot. ..... .
Adopted Dec 8, 1857
Attest: l.. E. WILSON,
1aoI3d1t .--r. (,ity Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24
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.. t WHITE Il HOWLAN 49,
Successors to J. NJ. Page l21 Liberty street n. Y.
feh2I-WeOwly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24

Congress met on the 2lst of November,
and the Ohio Legislature will meet on the
LIST Monday in January. The doings OF
both these bodies will be faithfully laid be-
fore the readers of the STATESMAN, and
every effort made to make it deserving
general patronage. 9i1 aG5 I0w iiri 10
:, ~ send for Specimen Copies. pid1IR
-Tsa9 Address. sgh bnR als-sc .LE.-.:-i.iL -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24
7 Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to make flag crossing on the north
side of Friend street across straight alley.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by tn, City Council
of the City of Columbus (tSot irds of all the mem
bers coneurriug), That a f.g crossing be made on
the north side Of Friend street across Straight
ley, in cordance with the plat thereof on file in
the office of the City Clerk
SEC g That ali damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be
assessed and levied upon the several lots Of land
'front.' g or abutting the north side of Friend
street from third to Fourth street:
JACOB REINHARD, -
President-of the City Council.
Passed Dec. 0, A. ID. 1867. -.-f.l .Jgr .....I
Attest: L. b. WILSON, City Clerk.
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Paving Ordinance.

s.v Paving Ordinance. -
An O-dinance to pave ON Fair alley from Rich
street to Cherry street
SECTIoNI. Be it ordained by the City Council OF
the city of Columbus (two thirds Of al the member,
colcurrugJ That the unpayed sidewalk be ave
Fair alley fro Rish street TO CHERRY streer, in
accor, ance with the plat thereof on file in the
off e Of the City Clerk.
SEQ. Q. That all damages, costs and ex fense:
arisiug from the foregoing Improvement. shall be
assessed and levied upon the seve al lots of land
fro ingor a,utting thereon in proportion to theil
feet front. a.
JACOB REINHARD. ... "a
President of the City Council.
Passed Dec. 9, A ID. 1867. --
Attest IL. 4. WILSON, City Gle k. 7''''. 't
Nao1D a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24

TIE Engineer Battalion OF the United
States army is commanded at present by
Major Abbott, and its effective force
consists of Ia officers and GIG men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24

COLUMBUS & INDIANA
..., .. .-..,., sf-.rI. s.-.szsLa Ilsas Nr. ,1i
Es I,
cENTRAI,RAILwAYP

IfOR INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO ST.
T. Louis, Richmond. Lafayette. Springfield, H..
Ier,e Hs1ss EHsnsye d aosvs m pan,s Sae West ann
No change of cars between Columbus and lndi-b
A'spj FUR TRAINS leave Columbus. daily. as fol-
lows (Sundays excepted): ~
ACCOM- MODATlON-Leavss Columbus 30
"A. NJ; arrives at hiifor $40 a. NJ; Urbana 1890
AN :; Piqua 200 P: N This train connects at Mil
ford for Springfield and At urbAna for Beuefon-a
1900 M DAV ExPR ESs = Arrives at
Urbans I;54 p. NJ: Piqua 300 p M.; Lima $40 +.
Chicsso !v,a ai%s1 $50 A. Nh M; klcsmebd Nd;s .s
apos TAO r NJ Louisville l2.45 A. NJ; 1eIre Hants
1850 r. NJ; Mattoon l:3o A. NJ; Psna 32s A. NJ;
cago Cva I.afayete) $50 a. NJ; Springfield. .sas A..
NJ; Quincy 1890 P; NJ; Keokuk 800 T. NJ ThisA
sn otber d5e,vss fro from IG%ls
$500 q. M WESTERN EXPR ESS-Ar-
rves Urbana 1870 r ~; Bsllefontsine l9a7 T! Nj
saSusky asS Nj msY s roIedo %s Sac
A. NJ; Detroit iO:io A: M; Richmond i1ao z; 81:
.P1s 1s
AND A HALF HOURS in advance of any other
route from Columbus. "a ca ,t.i1itl.s 81 SasT
at Urbsna s:le A. NJ Pique s:I5 A. NJ: Richmond
d, anspoiis s:ls a. n Louisville stc T ~; Terre
ssis ass A' Psns a a. $50 " NJ; 81 Louis $40 NJ
fayette Iis5 A ~; Chicago (via IaSfayette) II 90
spEssfsdM se e. slo Tbs Nj frn At
LOUIS FOUR HOURS in advance of any other
f'S.s New 1 STATE Room Sleeping Cars run in night
''lln' All changes made in Union Depots Baggage
f5SSss tS
51&s 5SR&SsoKs. I,rit riots. ll, Agents. Columbus. l'
F, ca ANpLER. Gen. Ticket Ast.,i Indian.poiis. y
Il. g o
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upon the Democratic watch tower and well merit
the support Of the Democracy of the State.-Han
cock Courier. Tas-t.s okatsf 60
Asa co. laborer in redeeming Ohio from niger
thralldom, the SFATBshAs undoubtedly deserves
the greatest praise.-Norsndb Erperfaens.
THE SfATssxAN is large. neatly printed. ably
elted ami sound political paper Cttaa0a Neacs.
The STATEsxAN under its present management
is conducted with marked ability. emitting it to
liberal patronage and support from the Democracy
of tho State-Au0taise Democrat. asg 2. 9zH1
WE advise all who wish good Democratic jour
nal af er shey have subscribed for the Messenger.
to sead for the eSTArEsMAN.-Densscr cratic fremont
III ssenger. .l -. .... ;1e .--,.i
Irs location affords great sdvantag in procuring
early and accurate infor nation upon all p'itical
movements legislative matters and decisions of the
supreme Court. As q guarantee of its enterprise.
ability and soundness. ~el sar +. b. Esh-
Gilman, who is known to the Democracy Of the conn
ty is one of its edltors-Lorain Co ,s:itsionaliot
IT is one of the best Den ocratic papers in tho
State, and did more in the recent campaigk to
bring about the great reaction than snyother pa
per- Wareriy Democrat. r. -.tr 81 .5fitr-.rn
IT is decidedly one of the best papers published
in the State.-Pomeroy Banner. .'-,..,,--
THE Importance of supporting an able and Wig
liant organ at Colum bus win be conceded by all.
The STATESMAN did gallant service in the late
camp iien and should be well sustained by the De-
mocracy of the State. Under its present ab o and
energetic man ement it is deserving ths support
of first class emocratic newspaper. Z. B. Esh-
eiman and q. B. Flood as its editors, can not
fa Ito make it popular with he reading public
Coshocton Democrat.
BETTER paper is not to he found in this large
continent t.-Demoerdtic Enquirer. iiHi-I Ti1 1oi ,
AMONG the many abe Democratic papers in Ohio
nome dealt heavier blows hit in more tender
spots than did the STATESMAN during the conflict
through which We have lust passed.-Aarion Dem
ocrdt. tr--. rr..s..-r -s- o.. ar....r .l- -.. .
IT is one of the best Democratic papers in the
Union, Cudis Sentinel . +t t 'tf '.tt s-'
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: TRANSPORTATION.
Little Miami, Columbus 4 xenia
.Isi9Net -9aasl AND I'd i4i~s7qr.-
DAYTON & WESTERN
&0Aa RS9 R5
RALLEo,ADs.i n a

On and sft.r S ! THU RSRAY; Dec. s,h, ,se7. FIVE
FOB CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, acAIRo. ST
LOUIS, DAYTON. RICHMOND. IN-9y
20 s4sg DIAEAP0LIs CHICAGO. -
WithoGs sh.nse Of cars to DAYTON and, -
an aPS rs snansi sna GHacaGoso 1t Hsss
Connections are reliable as follows
FIRST TRAIN. 7htf- -
'tif"iA '(Daily. except Sundays3d GoslI
Leaves at Y ;55 A; NJ. for Cincinnati, STOPPING
London. Aen,a. Morrow and Loveland, arriving
neetion with the D. N. Raifosd sot dsIecf s Con
H Cairo, Louisylle. &c.'a ,,, -
SECOND TRAIN. oi'''-H' ..".
(Dsily except Mondays) -rlHhHoa
Leaves at 2:OO A. N. for Cincinnati sto,n;no
at ]. ,ndon. Xenia Cofwin. Morrow, Loveand and
p Milford, srrivi 6 at Cincinnati at Tao "A. NJ.
making direct connection .or st. Louis, Cairo.
THIRD
Si} ni Daily except SundaysoerT
Leaves at 500 A.dM. for Cincinnati, Dayton,
Richmond. Chicago and Indianapolis. stopping st
cinnatl and between Xenia AM Richmond, arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at lu:s5 A NJ, Le:tine U, s.
mail line Of stt ameis for Louisville. Ky. o
-t'ii. ii1 FOURTH TRAIN. $3.50 isqs
Sio 30 TiEq Daily except Sundays.) - .ulon
Leaves at 12:4OP. for Cincinnati, Dayton
kict mopd. chicago and Iniianapolis topping at
West jefferson. London. south Charleston, Co.
darville. Xenia. ! pring alley, Corwin, Morrow.
South ieban2n. Fosters. Loyeland, Milford and
Pia nvile, arriving at Ginrinnati at $50 r. NJ.
making direct connections for 81. Iuuis. Cairo
Louisville. DC.
FIFTH TRAIN. =" -''""
Daily except SundaysD ii 'ss7Tq
Leaves at 5:,5 P. NJ. for Cincinnati. DAYTON and
Spfinghe d, stopping 1t Alton. West Jeffersnp
london, South charleston, Siluia Ce aryile
Xenia Cofwin. Morrow aud Loveland. arriving at
ofcincinnati at lo:lol. M.iiL .d9ol.,- 3 TO
sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
81 BAGGAGE. CHECKED THROUGH to all
points. For THROUGH TICKETS or al infor-
nation. apply to 4Jt eEisu glt slofg 65iy5 !sfrf
= - H. B. BROOKS,
q" =i'i = Ticket gent at the Union Depot y
h. 81 a Il5C .-o.R JN0. W. DOHEK rY.,aa
Agent. Columbus, Ohio.
,SHs e. aeSsfs$ o,.s,.p.. s
, Gerl Ticket As't.l io 20 10 rodee7
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10 .e.l43, 153 u El;'As - ST! s,'.sa .i9s@a.4 ri
BALTIMORE &-0HIO RAILROAD
-ai snaddf1 7lL-.dalN -gsZ ,I4soqnY9
OHIO DIVISION

three rraIns Leave CoIsmbus naH
s-iit as follows: iSunday 1cepted.);ifTD
"a 1905 A, NJ. NIGHT kXPRESS. arriving al
GAINESVILLE at $50 A. NJ; Bellaire at 7:40 A. NJ:
Baltimore at 40 A. NJ: " ashington City at 52s
A. N. N,..-,..tfy rr =-s,.t feI,...,.e
It:IO A. Nj. LIGHTING EXPRESS-l ,rivipa
at GAINESVILLE at 1:3o p. N Belsire at 500 p NJ.
:ialt,more at A. NJ; WashingtonCity at II: 80
Am. .7n 9GJ l5 -4tFn{- ~ I-ErT "a
80 p. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. arrives at zaness
willie at 445 p. NJ. Beaire at 800 NJ; BALTIMORE
al sou = Nj v ashipeton City at Sop NJ.
The II:lO A. ". LIGHTNING EXPRESS stora
nn.y at Newark, Zabesviile, ambridge and Barnes
vile. Other rains will stop at all stations. -s 90
AT Fou trains daily leave Washington or Balti-
more, for Pniladelphis ano New York. - ,i.t-,,
This route offers = passenss these sreatsnd
the SAL Q as 10 Bal imnre P,.iiadelphia pas
ngers have the privilege IF visiting ashinRtoA
vity aud b ,timoie, route. New Ork PASSENGER
have the privilege of visiting w ashingtan CItyI
BAitimors and PnIlade phia. route. Boston Pas I
seng RS have t privilege of visiting Washneton
City, Baltimore, iPhilndelphia and New Yorh, ,.eA
route precisely the cost for tickets as via
any other route. Ut slGf , s<l4 /. Y
This is the only route that give passengers the
advantage OF through tickets, or baggage checked
| % Washington City. egsti'3 -tn7 Hi J5 isscuab
| eE Ask for T1ckefs via Bellatre
| JNO L.. WILSON, Master Of transportation
| -t.H L. NJ. COLE General ! icket Agent. sa9iR
t JNO. W. BROWN, GenI Passenger Agt-
may6-D '' r.H A'-'''" -""H
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"i''' ylii- R.A. .BEAUPEPARlE,M ". d. III
..... G. d. |, ,UJARDIN, Nj. ID. iuIs5.
i-it JEANDE LEuCHRE, I'D. r
ToGAKANcIERR 4 DUPONT. No. 4Rue Lombard
PARIS arr .-... ala 3.7.Tf r.-..at -r.

Sedentdry and Studfou ecupe ions; Gyisfs, A1:s.
ietiss or whatever tends to impar TIE Titdl Acti0
of The Brdin, Heart, or Nerroas System frrauenti!
lead the most Dstressing and Efn1nrrdsssng Ibis
men and Lascgers, therefore. who are especially Ii
able to these eakI esses, should resort promptly t.
Ir DELAMAKRE's Specific PILLS
a Pamphlet, containing ull p.r icuars. with Di;
r. ctions and Advice. printed in French, German,
SPANS h and English, accompanies each box, auc
will be sent by mali, free OF cost. to any who vii
write for it. ---s.
Price 81 per BOX. or Six Boxes for So.
so,d by all the principa Druggists, or wi bt
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation
on receipt of the specified price by any autnOrizee
sgent. or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR G. MOSES d CO., u Cortlandt street
New York. Authorized Agents for Columbus ane
vicinity. :. E. SAMUEL co, q. ROBERTS
CO., and all Dealers in Me iicines. All orders b,
mail promptly attended to. ts .'.f '.-T-H-=
sepla d&weo~1y r... ..
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MEDIOAtthlsIIAs 5HTl

tfhe wonderful ipro2ress Of Medica
Science during the past sio years only
makes 1t possible for the conscientious
~ Physician to declare, now, that CoNsUMR-
a. fI0E IS ns soBBTAINIYCUREo as htefyptt-
Tent Fscer. and as cERTAIsLY PREVENT.
small Pos REQ. CAarles Z. King. II. D,
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LIFE ia ga Aa.EH-SEK NGTlA.
LsFElHEAIITH
I.IFE%EaEAlITH ENGTH.
~ DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S ..,.
ST ECIFlC PILLS

Are prepared by the MessieuEs Garancier ~
ptnt, Phsrmaceutists, o, ga Rue Lomh' Tafis,
from the Prescription Of DR.. Juan De-" rre. Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord Laribo. ..,.
LETTER OF RECOMMENI AT ~. ,s.ii
Ed i@iir aiF i'.- PARIS 90, ST 1865.
GENrLExEN:- We have used the "SPEcIFp
PILLs'' made from Doctor Delamsrre'sl Pre-
scription, du ing several years past, in oul
privote and public practice, and have iound
them most enersetic, and efficient kem-
edy in cases Of Spcrniatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly Daily, or Premature Emissions; Sex.
al Veal ness. or Lmpotency; Special Derangements
Of the Nervous System; WeaknesSes arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Exeesses RelaSation Q
the Genital 0Isansi H., ak Spine; Affections Q. tbs
Crime; 'Milky" DISCHARGE: Paleness of the Skin
with Snnken cheeks anu Bloodiess Lips; Pinched'
Features; Irregular Ac ion of the Heart and in all
the ghastl, train OF symptoms arising from Over
use. Abuses. loss from any cause of The Nervous
Force .......s4. - :. i4.,i
We earnestly sdvise the Profession, and all per
sons suffering from any Symptomatic or Organis
Affections OF tre GBNITo-URISAR SYs GEMS. t. us.
these fills. With high spect. we are ,Surs mos
sincrel. -;-.-, ,,,.s,,r,,,,,s,,,,,r,,9 - 81
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0glo State;snlllarl, 1; !; u 4
RAIL ROAD TIME rAnLE.

Bhowng the arrival and departurso at trains ct Oc-
ipus, Ohio On and altar Monday. April 49, 1851,
aims will run Is followst rn>i 7ei i7ff : u
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OPINIONS IS OF THE PRESS.

10 OHIO STATESMAN,
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TIE STATESMAN has always been true sentine
upon the Democratic watch tower and well merit
the support Of the Democracy Of the State.-Han
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: I. Closing and Arrival Of Mails
s7 s@es AT THE ii'sa. a i.oeE ,e5 I: 80
lcoLUM B U IS POST OFFICE

ARRIVES. CLOSES,
cssteraGs Through Mall. 4. M.aP.M. A. n. r. n.
80 Ctarhanv;lIa New .WbA
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.saF,e MEDICAL. yo5
CLIMAX.

- .osl ,9ItsavI ftuZaH
-jnamn1acL o. 'Bar@luq ia
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Successors to J. NJ. Page. l2l Liberty street n. J
feb2l-weow1y -... ...,r..-l.- #......
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Moffats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitter.

.asi,a-I 10 77if 'amas al
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10
Southern Cadets 2

Much comment has been occasioned by
the statement that the five most distin-
guished graduates Of West Point at Its re.
cent examination were from the South.
In addition to this, It appears that Of the
grad uating class of sixty three, thirty three
were from the southern States. They are !:
from South Carolina, four; North Carroll
no, four Virginia, five; Alabama, four;
Georgia, two Tennessee, four; Arkansas,
two; Louisiana, two; Mississippi, three
Florida, one; Texas, one. Or the hve
most distinguished two are from Virginia,
one from Alabama, one from Georgia, ana
one from North Carolina. AL from me
South. Since the South has been some
six years out of the Union, 1T is little
strange how she can be represented al
West Point by congressional districts.
| And It Is asked, Are not these students
northern young men who have Deen aP'
pointed to represent the South IL Is
yery probable. If so, 1t would appear
that the very name they represented stimu-
Lated their ambition and frightened their
wits. 1t is very pleasant thing to repre-
sent the South at West Point or anywhere
else where pecuniary pay or other advan'
tages follow. But we fear If every one
who takes such position Is to become
distinguished that the rage to take our
places will be SO great as to put US in
danger of being excluded altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10
n..o,v oh,.,noa and securely held only by

mately obtained and securely ne'a ons W
q large investment In Its STOCK
And having reason to fear tnss sucn
Investment be not made, the advantages
m.S,"h now offer themselves TO her accept
s,ce will he clutched from her by some
more cnterprising, sagacious, and progress.
sive city;
And, lastly, being of opinion that large.
subscription is not only due from Richmond
because Of the large benefit she Will derive
from the construction of the work, but that
| It will encourage and incite other commu.
mites interested to contribute with cor
responding liberality;
Therefore respectfully request your
honorable body to order polls to be opened
at which the voters Of the city shall have
an opportunity of passing, in accordance
with law, upon the question whether OF
not the city Of Richmond shall subscribe
two millions Of dollars to the stock Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
on the terms and conditions Of the con-
tract lately entered into between the Cen
trail Railroad Company and the commits
sioners Of tho Covington and Ohio rail
road, and on the further condition thai
said subscription shall not become binding
| until other responsible parties have SUP
scribed the SUM OF three millions OF DOL
lars to the same stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10

CAUCUS NoMINATIoNs.-The New York
Herald is taking ground against caucus
nominations for President, &C., and advo-
Gates the making of nominations by spon-
taneous expression of the public opinion
The caucus is machine that will always
be employed by parties in a republic. II
may be dispensed with temporarily when q
man of overwhelming force and popularity
appears on the theatre, but in the absence
of such, when there are many little men
aspiring to be great, the caucus is pretty
good party guillotine to cut off heads and
clear the field for race narrowed down to
two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10

THE INDIANs.-It is reported from w ash-
ington that the high officials of the Go
yernment do not believe that the Indians
intend more desperate resistance than
that of merely harassing the troops now in
the field against them. The War Depart
ment, in this view, and acting upon the
suggestions of Generals GRANT and SHEER
MAN, is organizing a force of cavalry, by
the aid of which it is hoped the Indian
outrages will be soon ended. This cavalry
force is under General CUSTER. 1t is said
to be suffering very much from desertions-
as many as three hundred being reported
as having deserted. If the Government
really expects permanent peace with the
red man, it will be certainly disappointed.
He cannot be at peace with civilization.
He is essentially wild, and must find q
home completely isolated, so as to stop
communication, or he will continue trou-
blesome until his race is extinct-a fate
which more than probably awaits him.
We apprehend continued estlessness, the
moro now on account Of the very remark
able name of the leading warrior among
the Indians: "SPoTTED TAIL" As the
Loudoun senator says, il is significant"
Once in twenty years there appears "big
man" amongst the children Of the forest
with a very peculiar name -such as
/" BLACK HAWK" CHILLY BowLEGs," etc.;
and now "SparTED TAIL,"a comet on the
plains, Is ominous. IF the War Department
viii catch him. they may rest until another
name appears,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-10

LOPEZ, the bosom friend of MAxINI'
LIAM, is now said to have sold Queretaro
to the Liberals for $4,000 pieces of silver
Telegraph news two days after the sur
render says the Emperor was well. He
surrendered Internationally, asking only
three favors: Not to be insulted, but
treated as a prisoner of war that if any
person was to be shot, he should be first
and that his body might not be abused
The last request is not creditable to the
Mexicans.
One dispatch says the Emperor will be
shot, another that he will not.