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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-22
NUTTING'S 81
PATENTWHEEL PLOW

rs BOUND TO HAVE as LARGE A
i sale as any farming implement now before the
American people. Has been tested for months and
this Machine. Send for circular with testi ronial
of ex Governor John A King and other celebri-
ties. County or State Rights sold in any part of
the United States. ...,- i.
The new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is emphati-
cally the farmers and grain e.er's friend ID es
the work of two boys in holding bag open, and
with it farmer can bag up grain, pota oes apples,
large sales in the West where first introduced. Re-
tail price SIS. Sent to any any address. Count or
State R ghts in Ohio, Pennsylvania aud New York
State for sale the Bag Holder and goods supplied
Send for illust ated circular. There is good pay
ing bu iness to be done in either Territory sold at
-" BENNETT. JOHNSON d CO., II
aug16-d3m 45 Dey street. New York.
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE

OATH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER,
Of I2th Best educational advantages at reason
able cost. Terms $500 a year for Board and Tni
ton. Address. 80. f-E-r W.FP. KERR,
Granville, Licking county. Ohio.
jy30-d3taw3w&w2W Jli.- .-.-C.,I-l.-'' = ~.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors. rs

icEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at the Auditors office. in Chillicothe
Ohio, until noon, ..-,,- ..--. Il -..,... -r - :.
Saturday, the 9Th day of Septem.
Der, 1867,
For the construction of bridge across the Scioto
river at poIt nesr the old Killgore Ford, X miles
southeast of Chillicothe. ' III II ----7-
{ Plans aud specifications now on file at said Audi
tors office.
Masonry by the perch of 25 feet: -
/ Superstructure per iueal foot. " fii5t -ff-i 90
| Approved bonds required tor the performance of
the work. -
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject ali
or any bids if deemed too high. -
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Ross
county, Ohio. ~. SAN KENDRIUK, ,G'i
aug16-td Auditor of Ross county, Ohio.
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THE oU RT s
UNITED STATES clacyIT couaJ.
Important Internal Revenue Case.

Before Judge SInAlley. h
gsaa sad D. Extdns& sheridan SAoak and Hi,sn Basss--
The defendans In this representing the GoverDnsnt
the real defendant present Collector Of ths Thirty
sscond district and former Collector Of tho Port Tho
r i e. @ sosaM on " & s ss
:s sssaa
ss sss''t s'Ass:s' aa.'sss, Ss, Sae'. ss; s:
% under $ !: $ .s aiss 3 = =
ns ~ sss
ing 70 w took Sls rsasps therefor and a. once died his
s :a s M s S s q s S
payment Of per gallon regular duty delivered the gin
S
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shs
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vi "a ~ g.s q f y M
Is don q ss ssns
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any control q eSnensed by counsel TIA. the tax
impos sas and II impOst and internal
sS hs1 a y q. s % S ss Y :.
whdraw Offered for sale The act under which the
proy.,ons IL a increase the internal
and for other purposes clause OF section providing
that this there shall be levied and
collected paid additional tar of forty cents gallon
spirits imported 70 be collected under the directions
according regulations established by the Secretary of
Treasury Tho question was were they imported gcods
and OF their being In bonded warehouse
tho duty not paid them and yet subject 70 Withdrawal
does them In better condition TO exempt thon
from hia than IL entered for consumption the duty
them paid and they stored In private warehousef The
opinion this and the other points raised 10. that
the law having authorized the collection OF tais
tar the duty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
It paid, and, having prescribed the mode tho
piAins bave sustained no losing In the payment OF the
a1 levied them defendant had right levy
money IL the pointed out 10y the Secre
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guilty 70 an attempt Il petty larceny from the person was
sent - Ne stsc Prison Ter four years.
MieAasi Brady guilty Of grand larceny. sent 70 Ne
State Prison for three years.
Michael Denny vhs pleaded guilty TO attempt Al grand
larceny was NE State Prison for two and sx
Jchn Clare guilty ofa similar o6cnce was cent the
PsalteDtary for two years and months.
Robert A. Carter John II. Holmes pleaded guilty 20
an attemp1 q larceny having stolen about 500 worth
e clothing the property Of James c. Clifford, No. West
oeSrss Do.d, charged with forging tho OF Harris
Meyer on hs 24h Of December which be obtained
a. pleaded guilty forgery the fourth degree. He was
ss0t she Peniteniisry fST enc year .v a. a. ~.
tempt Al burglary third degree he having been found
upon ths premIses or Peter Finley No 36S West Twenty
nfth street. He was remanded for sentence
Mayy Nelson. charged with stealing ~ from Thomas
ehargas hsr With stealing t66 worth Of property from
Anna Long No IA Broome street The jury were not sat-
snsd With The proof Of the complaining witnesses ana
Richard SsE. Timothy Shea and Michael Sullivan Who
pleaded gully burglary were discharged on ner o
rccosnizances the evidence against them oeins
Judss Russell has disposed Of two hundred es.ss
during The present term which nuaoer
including the prisoners sent 70 the st@e rnson
and and those who we're ior "An
There wsrs ninssywe persona convicted and nineteen
acquitted forysiI Of whom were sent 70 tne stsss
Eve House OF Refuge The balance were cases
the testimony insufficient 70 warrant
Attorney Hutchinss pressing convictions put tncy nsn
Tho Oyer and Termner viii meet on Monday next ana
transact all The criminal bualness till the enersi
reassennble. which viii b. on the llth OF February
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
POLICE NTEILIGENCE.

DIFFICULTY on SHrysoARp--SEEious AssAuLr.-On Mon
day George Condon living No. 73 New Chambers street,
John Conpsys employed board ship lying at one
Of the Eas river piers had dncuy which, however, was
apparently settled without coming TO blows After dark
Condor standing the rail Of the SHIP conners,
charged struck him ths back q the head With heavy
isiii1s MO he wsIs down q further .nsssd
s e. . & shs
we're 80 ssoiisn as 20 nearly deprive h.s
sosa and -
as
3
UxusuAL PaecExDlscs- MAN Uros CHANGE
or PKLowY STATED HAVE BEEN S1rzIsD EaziSxN MONTHS
Aeo.1ohn O'Ne arraigned yesterday 81 the Essex
Market Police Csu upon return Of regulation made
By As Governor OF ts State the Governors Of Penn
iyisapa charged With having the sesh Of March. 1854
stolen coataininq 80 IN United States Treasury
rs esss STSn (. III. Sar
sssa on s S.d M Ss y e S
Tie ssssimony of John oHsisy q No 3 Rsnwick ssst
t. &
re HEsAsD whIh Che eonen. q shs p.ctetsook vsrs
ss%p,s%i.s Sas = paying Grss 20 ess:as.
sas a y. ssa " e: ss:s :a,sa
s.cnnsanss Of hs rsssrss upon the same eomsl,s,ns
sossoS Of IL a9's psor @ ss' i provocative
q e. Ina. sSsss are Instituted
sns s il - ss n IL 81
n New 4. s.sn. weaken II: sss. e. q z n.
M e gssr ss se IN ,ss s:.ss act.
stes 70 the SEIZURE q d.iasry and ausntiy OF wh.ss
ovcrtnes have been made him with view deprive the
ton. An examination in tho alleged lsyceny ID to nke
place this morning. o. ten O'Clock
Row IN BALL Roos-A. the Hack Drivers bah held a.
the Everett Rooms Monday night last the proprietor Of
tho beroo John Veiy, opened the saloon and being
assisted by young named Terence Costello whom tho
without censs Several bsA. the officers
and endeayored 10 the prisoners reinforcement
arrived and arrested Hugh Mcilonnen, John W Barry
Richard Barrett, Owen Jevers Jalncs Ryan and Francis
Campbell They we're srrsgned before Justice Ledwith
yesterday morning and held 70 bell in $500 esca 10
vioLArirc HsALyn oRpIyAncEs.--Arsrst Ernst and
John ilzer arrested for driving cattle through the
quarter after Ave Monday evening and
held bail by Justice Lcdwish for violating ordinance
Of the Board OF Health.
HoroRAsLx DiscRARGxp.-Mr. Peter Aler, formerly .
Of the OF Messrs L. Lincoln Co.. doing busi
No ~ Warren street who arrested short time
since charge OF enhezzlement, has been bonorabiy
dlscha sed by Jus0e Dow Ling who after exsninat0r
found saAf ,he charge was utterly groundlcss
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
THE STATE CAPITAL


TIE Underground and Kievatea kaAnsnS
Schemes fsr New Yerk City. DC.
ALBANY, Jan ~ 1851
rrr PROPOSED UNDERGROUND AND nxvArxD linaoADA
Tns report Of the senass Committee on undersrsun6
Railroads 10 now ready and signed By Mayor Holman,
Alfred ". Craven, Senators Andrews Low and Canal
and State Engineer GoodselL II will. probably, b pre-
ssnted Tomorrow. II recommends the construction of
underground roads from the Battery through BrosdwU
TO the City Hall Park. and thence divssns 70 sns st
and left, running up Chatham Bowery, Third svsApe
Hudson street. Eighth avenue and Ninth svsnne % The
Harlem river The report also recommends allowing the
friends Of the elevated railroads chance 70 tsss NE
praccabiy Of their planr and suggests that Asy %
permitted construct half mile 10 tho lower pan q
Greenwich street. 1t ailudes likewise the sohsmes
line through the yards and in,eriom * housss o. s
former says that sucient opportunity has mos been had
true means Of propelng underground nss and obviaA
ing the diHicutes of deep grades and the inoauvs
q smoke AND n.s sssa .ns sss ~ x.
expense and length Of time IL would require for ~ g.
veiopmsnt
Tat Coulmsser Brown 10 hero 70 promote DIN IN
creasng the salaries Of himself and associates from NM
y-hys hundred v six thousand dollars eacn sne ne
ave thousand dollars each NJ Creamer q New 1osh
on the o,her hand has bill 70 pot the ocmmisssesa
1 out cf oface next May and give Comptroller Co1noiy
tie appointment Of the successors Tor term o. ave
years . y a..
Board OF Health an in their salary .; Tho rye q
/ twenty fve hundred dollars each
YBR RAILROAD WAR
The railroad investigation n have beon continues
| to-day and Commodore Vanderbilt was subp@naed -
testify, but letter was received fron william vaA-
dsrbt stating that hts fathers sister was lying the
point Of DEATH and that his health was such ths his
physician did not think IL advisable for him leave
home over night: and further. deemed really necss
sary he would appear at early day at whatever acr
| fce Tho COMMITTEES thereupon adjourned until next
The New York herald., 1867-01-30

For soma lime pas youns snaa, sbont t~sniy -nvs
years Of are Eve feet inches In Height wth light
hair aud bloc syss very commuacatvs and Of good ad
dress vho evidently 10 acquainted With many Sing Sing
osavicss - eel a. prisoners Temporarily scournins In
hs romos has pses engaged in practising cruel impo-
sison BY witch he nas realized considerable sum Of
ponoy. Having learned Che names ana addresses Of
vcysons hsvinE relatives In sing sing Prison, this
srlndsf would vst upos ttsm and represent That he
ssa connected with Tho Sssss prison, sud thst had
vevy puiniui Intelligence - communicates when asked
n sxpiEp he would Represent shss Tho convict while
SnsnSed W shs quarry had been Deafiy killed by the
pYsmatnrs sxp}osien ar hlA, then thought 70 be
II dying eendicn and Rshsy wished 70 him alive
no ue was 10 bs lost in reaching Sing stag For this
isormaton the parties asuaiy rave rom ~ 70 e25,
besides being very stsfu for te trosble the prctendor
bed boon their account Os the Borrowing
relatives o the convict wpud tske the next train for
Sing Sing, and thcfs learn vhal cruel imposition and
swindie he'd bscn praclised upca shsna
This Same naaa has also called upcn ps having
friends In Che Tcrsbs ana represented that he had freat
inhusnoe with the police magistrates and the judges cf
the hoher courts and that fr consideration he would
exercise In favor of She unfortunate then hooking
through tha barred door n the marble hall on Centre
yseA In tos many Instances he has rcceyed handsome
sums Of morey 70 procure the liberation Of prisonerr
and che sundls sss not discovered rAsOai WAS
Qua Of reach
The poiIce ars 90 hs track, and r 40, soon nscs i.
will be strange indeed.
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
TINE EScEe Law.

Applications far Permits On the Decline -7hs
Csmsuittss - Applications NJ Wsrk-Ar-
rests for vaslaslon of the Law, &c.
fhe inspector Of Excise, Colonel Bartram, has noa
had much 10 do during the past two days in the way Of
granting permits 10 unlicensed liquor dealers Tfsre
.srs bot twenty applications made on Monday and but
TSs csmmiisss sa Applications are busy examining
Ne appEo.Mons foe Ecsusoe Of th0ee peESCns 70 whom
permits have ssadt been given, and win b. ready %
repon 70 sne boarn N ~ next meeting n the ntsn-
nCn o. the commxes . refuse licenses 70 any persoa
Who. having received 9 k-ymtt may have violated asy
full license fron the Boaxd
Ts fonswisa the names of hose psynons ayyasp~a
a ~ ccurts yesterday for vielapon Of the lav =,
a. Jefferson Msrkss fclice Csurt Joha Kelly sua
rsrsscs Costello fcr dsposiss = nQusF vitfssus
Mcenss = ne Eserse4 kooms 49, Charles Ksem,ss, 9
Tise rhey wsrs hsld By Justice LAdwiIh n SSSe bsi
M shs Esssx Market Police cours asvs v.s hvss,s
suupment yesterday fcs violasssa sfVs Dsclps -.
J6bn = pslmas. ubk lcvSn
The New York herald., 1867-01-30

Magnitsde Of the School system-Interestins
etatisGics-Report Of tho Superintendent ei
Schools, ks.
From the annual report Of the City Superintendent Of
Public Schools Just sent in TO the Board OF Education we
makethe following extracls:-
There are under the Jurisdiction OF the Board Of Edu
cation addition TO the College OF thesCity OF New
York, and the Saturday Normal school for Teachers -
grammar schools for boys ~ for girls and whore both
sexes arc taught In the same department; 10 primary
departments. IS primary schools grammar and pri-
mary schools for col0Fed children, and Is corporate
schools participating In the public money There were
also during the year ending with the LIST October last 4S
evening schools - for males and 20 for emalea The
following table win show the whole number Of pupils
taught IN each class Of schools during tho year reported
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sasssl one Of tAe mc vuDps gAAoughfares He Hrs
observed BY sdy occuss q the house = The heA1 q the
sairuase On hs vsy AVN Upon beiDg Interested a. 70
he o his visit be attempted 70 strike the
.dy but being In that attempt hs made desh
for door fol,ed The daring Fellow made his
sscsps earrynEon number Of valuable srcss q swsy
The having black eycs CLOS ning
black COAT soft hss and light panh
ASorHER 6cASroIp AocwExr. account was punlished
yesterday the HERALD Of loss Of nfe and sewers injuries
70 gang Of workmen Paterson yesterday moErine
when sca6oldne crested In front OF building n Mul
be street near fhomss wa Ssss ss,ses.
Van Mesa ono or hs workmen received severe
about the body his face horribly VA
taken 10 the resdence Of MFs Jordan near by wnero
Craven dressed his wounds after which he was removed
his residence, No los Oliver street.
The New York herald., 1867-01-30


TIM MAIN srnxsr AxsoS cAu.-An examination of
Moses winant who arrested suspicion OF Sting his
premises 7e Main The night Of the 1sh insl
took place before Justice cSnwc yesterday mer,lns
@ % N &. Sas O. ss ss'S n.
ing hrcp different places In the there being
NJ NJ SsA s are could 'sss sss. oSnssss
s.a ~. r ,rs .s a.s I % ss srs
uorsa a the time ne Was IN The habit q smoking .na
ss Sss rwsisn ,Ss nave es.sionsd sAs sces. such X
sS = as %au sss e s' = SIX
s.S e s e :pa sI ssss. sSs n =.
:ss;. @ Ssarse" Tie -ssniasi!as Va; .dIosSssa s.si
Christian which has rscsnsiy sssn organized
Tho Eastern District prorn,sss 30 nourshing institution
On Ncaasy evening grand concert ock place IA the sousA
Nsth street. anarcA which number ~ pronsasrs srsa
participated Tho sdiencs large ana compcsea the
DUR Dssins sss ing &c Ss.asns Sss ss sssi
sadrsss .sus % forth s G sSsss y e es = s,sSs.on Iss
rooms for ihs os sttis prsissworshy snsl,taron.
Coroxsa's sss--coroner Lynch yesterday hcla
Inquest On the BODY Irwin u. Dsascn ihs nnsorasse
sailor cemmsd suicsds By sbccsi,s hipsdf tbs
q ke % Ma. street. on su.ssy .ssniss lsst me
s.;osy q Ss n"oss n coz conveyed as ssr m S1 SO
deceased Ay-raIc 10 seordancs VITA shs ls-tsoos
csAras op EusSssa mrrr.--A yoxns s.an ssnss Aaoss
Spade twenty Of ago. was sessa yesterday snsr-
neon by oncrr ~ The Ferys.sn prooinot ehsrys
en- berxeueu preferrea " employer August Hehursr
dry gcsds sncrasn. doing susnes ~ Ewon s.set, ~
The psouer charged visa spprcprstins SMALL sums OF
mousy belonging 10 hs employer ~ various es and also
with s,ealings lie held " await ersminAuon De.
fore Justios " alter this merpsne-
ALlvcKp GsAsp LAscsyv.-A eolorcd nas. named An
thosy Seymour wss lss evening ARRESTED charge sf
grand larceny scplanAnt being another cocred mss
named Charles y psows residing 81 No 1srbsdi rsw.
North First street g. D. The char9sd with seal
Ing from he oemplsa.nt pawn ticket for geld w.scA
station house " await cfAininsuon.
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
SUPREME couHT-ciaCulT-pAar 2.

Action Against a Tran-portasios Company 70
Recover for Goods Alleged - Have Bees
Delivered IN Tkem. and Not Acceuutel Fer.
8-scrs Judge Peckham.
Asa.r k.uzn sx ss. ~. x.ycAisss yorcasn snd rycns
rvsso~ Onpassy.rhe pisiniias in this action drna
doing business IN ihIs city. md The corpora.
sion Great BY the laws tho
cuA the shipment and Of
40 The eompaiu alleges that on the 21h Of s.ptsnbsr
le6A shipped by ns dsse ne
convey cd Ard Delivered 70 plaiats consiynee Bosso
sghty rolls, nine bundles Of hair OF Tire vsius of
party the pAuns afterwards found 70 be iusovent
ana syoa scunx this info ston took stsgs v prevent
ths properly Of the DEFENDANT bat ths demand has
been comped vth And the PLAINTIFF Judgment In the
Of o4Ou damages. with the cosss Of this sct.su.
rus answer sets mp general denial OF allie CATION
In tts complnns
ton y tse pnerahg q ssns and The existence q de-
err of the Roods gpccne6 fsse si For the plaintiffs
Nsrfs Sn'a Ter the desesdsph Brown, HsE vsrdsr.
s.oai
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Jasioes Dswlng and Kelly
There forytwo disposed Of In this court yes
sday Of which sxsssn for assault and battery seven
pet larceny, Illegal voting false token, one
znsdemeanor three violations Of the Excise law and ono
suspcaded from last sitting.
Jacob Ebery presented charge OF Illegally vosn&
~ the election Governor the November election The
evidence tho the effect that the
fendant attempted from No l76 Orchard street,
whereas he lived In Delaney street. This assertion not
the defence having satsfac
ory proved residence Orchard street. the defendant
Was Immediately discharged
RI ~
The enly other matters Of general importance were
trials breach Of Excise law. and which were
disposed Of folOwsEmn vett lo4 William strest dis
m.ssed John Hey, "a James street. dismissed and Henry
Herke. AOl PeaH street. nnod $40
The New York herald., 1867-01-30

Hm0000 INV
AssA,cNsxsr ~ AN rsxrscror Rtscuom.--ls sns
County yesterday rscss W. Msirss indcsed for
violation Of the Ressry law At elections The tndctmsnt
csstsiss six counts. vis-rhss Mares, ssias in-
spsrser 81 ssgissy ana eicrsons for - rr.s yssd
saS eorrgps'J Isg.stss and caaasd y bs rsgstsssd
thirfee0 aliens whooo nnues are nvoA, Elsa number
q sucns whose nssqes ere uukncwA slee 9umbss
show hsir naluralsasos papsrs also to Aws1re1 anA
whssa names are yi1sue epes!y
sndabe Of sAtnfslssesn papers Tss xiN WI
take plscc seat wssh NE eesc escsss nscs inseres~
rwH usr ~ Doxnrss sss nArssoA kni wss -
fore ssanrs vhish ssihorsss Ne wsrssy chv
Aad Bssses ssfssaA CopAny sse s&ssa - hs's voad
is ccnhavsnf~ ~ ihe diy cce1peess - Iswn Vss.sq
:ss -. = Sss ,.. &. & 1Sss "a y
Hpcn,eA y IrvSs:4 r.ossn aee xsee ~ rss1Ssco -
Nevask.
DAssss rnsvs ssus sock yesterday sftsssocu.
~ N linsyura1 n ~ ete~D u ~ YWe(a 4 -
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
STATEN ISLAND MrfllIctnrr.

Dnowsas NAE Isssryssp. Tho body of sAs anknowa
found drsvssd few days q stapleten hss ssss
Aes6ed q that " Paul Rsesrs express dsiv c Hud
go cay The decsssed has been mssine sncs Chrlsnaa
20 - sss namaoe spswn q shs ssay eeicg ssse ~
Vd1w kaA removed The tsdY and eonveysd v Hu1se.
NJ dss1h fsxi play bslns stssaGiy suApestsa. IN.
omssus Accpnus.--mr Adam askisn rscsvsf ssricssn
isros fsv dsys mses ~ sscdsntsiy faiiag Asws sws
M1hoo a. stA1D = bis rssadencs n Cl6toA
ss.saasrssss - iso..aan rAsrssilsscs sf Mr. sohr
spith OF Isnpkinsviiia. wss brskss Into fswnehS'
Y!see@ eskwsl Sxsv rCsSsriss vap aansssAts As~
The New York herald., 1867-01-30

90 per cent and upwards ............
The vh0le number Of classes examined In all the
schools and depastmsnts was ,162
These SCHOOLS have also undergone thorough reform
In their organization and probable future efficiency
Ing past year. having been placed under the exclu
sivs supervision o committee Of the Board 70 whom
the appointments and removal Of teachers and the gene
raj and management Of the schools have been
mitteA normal school FOR the improvement Of teachers
has also been organized and every effort made by the
committee general and regular attsndancs Of
pupns In the several schools and the employment OF
faithful and competent teachers The prospects Of
prsvement and advancement In this class Of schools
nevcr moro encouraging than at the present
ment and Is confidently expected that the examina-
tons Of the ensuing year will develop far moro favora-
BILE result than has heretofore beon accomplished Ar
ngements are already in progress for the erection Of
the Laureps street. and other schools will bc
attendance Of colorcd pupils
The aggregate amount Of salaries paid TO the Loss
teachers in the employ Of the Board of Education during
the year ending tho 50th Of September last about
81 <30, 000 or these teachers only about 900 were
males and the remaining 1,86s fernalea Tho salaries
of the nac principals Of the ftytwo grammar schools
with few exceptions, range from $4,000 TO 900 per
annum according TO the average attendance Of pupils;
those Of the vice principals from 81 900 70 81 500
those Of male assistants from $500 to and those
Of female assistants from $500 TO $500 In tho female
departments the salaries OF principals range from $500
70 200; Of the vice principals from $500 10 $500;
assistants, from $500 to $500 In the primary depart
msnta ana schools the principals receive from $500 70
$1,000 wee principals, $500 70 $500, and assistants
from $3.50 t0 $500
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
FIGHT WITH McIAxs,

Fom LAnAnns Jan. s6 1897.
Lisucnshs Ames with thirty soldiers nom Fort seds
wick overlook che Indians On the 21d uN ana RECAP
tsars& Code snd Donadson's CATTLE On Pole of.ak Ts
Indians going soushward and wars osrtainay the
Chcyennep, who were aI rsckoned st pcacs Tho Lioe
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
eouar cAlEnuAa-Tnls pAY.

6URnRNs CoURr--CmCUr.--Par Adjourned without
day Par 2-Nos x3a 74, S4 $50. $50 436 6S2 26 l0A4,
ed Sc. 90. 676 82, 02, ga "a, "a l:S, 6s8
EUYRxHR CoURr-CHAnBnRs.-Noe. 50, II, 70, co. -, lis,
l20 la l57. Call commences No. los.
C0xnoH PlRAA-(Wthout jury.) Part mos g. 81, 81,
81. 50 81, 81. Part 4-Nss. 81, 49, S.
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

Illegal Taxes Refunded 20 Banks. &c.
Tho Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Tweed presiding
The Special Committee on Banks and Insurance Oaces
reported favor OF paying the following hack 70
the Institutions named for saIes illegally collected from
The New York herald., 1867-01-30
MaINt cuuaT.


xove2 8s.rhe partiesto hi. suit phcsosfsphsr
sna Nh plaintiff brought the " vecov~v eompcnss
for wo and labor done aud for materials ~pplisa Tor
the producon q photogrAPhs frcn nssztyes which the
ks pictures produced were OF an Immoral ana
character. The plaintiffs kat thoss pictures
taken nom The negatives and a hs bound 70 be paid
fos having psned them the request cf tbs defendant
Ihe later dseied that the purs< qusssssn we're sets.
we're immoral Ne not bound = pay for them rhs
Judse nservsd hls decision.