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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
Rase Rail-

At the base ball match at Niagara Falls,
the Cliftons, of Buffalo, won both games,
beating the Champions, of Suspension
Bridge, by 50 to Al. and the Niagaras, of
Lockport, by u to IA.
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~Marsin Berner, a native of Saxony
] was naturaliEed in the Probate Court on
Saturday.
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a. The q Fanny Kemble" collar has
made its appearance on our streets, or
rather on the ladies' necks. and Is much
admired. 1t has long pointed ends, and is
yerv pretty and unique.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

A Democratic Triumph-Trains
Stopped.
ST. LOUIS. June 13.-An election at
Mound City, Illinois, yesterday, resulted in
the triumph of the entire Democratic
ticket. Gain about 100.
Trains on the Mobile & Ohio railroad are
again stopped by strikers. eS
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BROKE HIS LhG.-on Saturday morning
"a young man, whose name we did not
learn, In jumping from Hopper's baker
wagon. near the depot, fell and broke his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

eE Enthusiasm is not always success,
but there can be success without enthu-
siasm.
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eE Both Goodale and City Park were
filed with visitors yesterday reclining on
the green sward or enjoying delightful
walk among the trees. et
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EMIGRANrs.-C. Il. Campen, Emigrant
Agent at this point reports the arrival
here of 1889 emigrants during the past
week, who intend settling as follows
Ohio, 6s; Missouri, 2S3; Illinois, Al; In
diana, 1863; Kentucky, 129; Tennessee, 81 ;
Wi.consin, 2i4; Michigan, 1856; Iowa, 142
Kansas, 81; Nebraska, 80; Minnesota, 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

MADAME ARMAND WOLF, the Partisan
Dressmaker, can be found at Bells Cloak
House. Charges reasonable. Work unri-
vailed for style and elegance.
mylS-m&th1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

TRANsFERRED SArURDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were lett at the
Recorders office on Saturday:
Plumb B. Park and wife to Michael Nc
Alister, June 18th, lot No. 90 and part of 106
iu Crosby's addition to the outlots of the
city of Columbus, ror $1,000.
Peter Dousam and wife to Eskridge Car
ter, June 18Th, so acres of land In Plain
township, for $2,400. sos
Allen Latham and wife to Maurice r.
williams, May 10Th, lot No. 55 of Latham's
addition to the city of Columbus, for
$500. ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
SENATE.

WAsHINGTON, June 10.
SENATE.
MrsCATTELL introduced bill to pro-
vide Tor the further issue of temporary loan
certificates for the purpose of redeeming
and retiring the remaining outstanding
compound interest notes. Referred to the
committee on Finance. - @
The Senate went into executive session
and suon after adjourned.
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eE The Weather yesterday, was bright,
clear and red hot, with q pleasant breeze
/. .l-.
stirring.
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FANs-To THE TRADE.-The extensive
wholesale notion house of Harris, Carpen-
ten g. Co., Nos. 10l, los, 1O7 and 100 East
Town street, are now offering to the trade
only their latest invoices of fans by the
dozen, gross or 1000. The assortment COM
prises the newest styles of palm, willow,
magic, linen and silk spangled.
in6-skm
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Total vote 14s; necessary TO choice Is
The name of Mr.. Parks was dropped
The name of Mr.. Carpenter was with
drawn. 8
No one having received a majority OF
all the votes the Convention proceeded to
- THIRD BALLOT.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-June f3.
GOLD-Steady; opening at 140 and clo-
Sing at 140.
Cincinnati Money SIarket-Iune Is.
GOED-1391s - =. -. =
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LADIES desirous OF having their dresses
elegantly made, should take their material
to Bells Cloak House.
may1S-mSth-1m
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Total vote 14s; necessary to choice rs
E.M.Lisle having receivedsa majority
of all the votes cast was declared nominate
ed for the Office of County Commissioner
The names of VIM. Brody, Fred. For
noff, Fred. Beck, Robert Brooks and Charles
Ritter were placed in nomination. "A.
The Convention proceeded to the
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The Convention adjourned sine die.

FIGHT ON MOUND SrREEr.-The regular
Sunday skirmish came off at Woods
saloon, Oh Mound street, yesterday. A
party of fellows, filled with mixture of
beer and benzine, got up a regular knock
down and drag-out row. The police made
a rally on the skirmishers, and captured
two of them. One of these was taken in
charge by officer Charles Engleke, and the
other by ex-officer Charley Smith. AS
they were proceeding to the calaboose, Of
ficer Engleke's man tripped him, and,
gathering stone, made carom on bis
Shead. Engleke is not the man to stand
that kind of nonsense, 30, after a pretty
sharp fight, he tapped his prisoner once or
twice on the "cope with his billy, bring
ing him to terms. AS soon as Engleke's
man commenced his demonstration, Smiths
prisoner thought to try his hand at escap-
ing, in which he was successful, after draw
ing and discharging pistol at his captor.
We heard that the fellow had shot himself
through the hand, while trying to shoot
Smith. -s- .--. -7-is
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THr NArroNAL TYpoaRAPHICAL UNION

The NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
The reports give the following statistics
for the past year :-147s members initiated,
2201 admitted by cards, 45 rejected, 1895
withdrawn by card, III suspended. 2S2 ex-
PEELED, 2l7 reinstated, 9S died, 604 in good
standing, 5000 members, ,S2l .565 95 received,
$1,5l7 80 per capita tax.
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Total vote 14s; necessary to choice 70.
Mr.. Wright moved that the lowest can
didate on each ballot be dropped. Agreed
to.
No one having received majority of all
the votes east, the Convention proceeded
to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

WHOEVER loves cup of good coffee, and
wants the material to make 1t with. will do
well to. call on McColm, Miles & Mcdonald,
and look at their choice Rio and old Dutch
Government Java Co1ees. A word to the
wige etc. iu12
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,oFr1crRs ELEcrsD.-The Columbus Ty'

,OFFIcKRs ELEcrsD.-The Columbus Ty-
biographical Union, at Its regular meeting
last evening, elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: President, Geo. S.
Weaver; Vice President. s. W.. Gale; Re-
cording Secretary, Jas. G. Williams; Cor
responding Secretary, Thos. w. Flood; FL
nancial Secretary, VIM. II. Paul; Treasurer
L. &. williams; Librarian, John Miller.
AS the "ensuing term does not COM
mence until the first Saturday In January.
was not the election of officers somewhat
premature?
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SECOND BALLOT.

Total vote l4S; necessary to choice 70.
The name of Otto Dreselwas dropped.
The names of Matt. Ma rtin and S. L..
Quinn were withdrawn.
The Convention proceeded to
THIRD BALLOT.
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Onward, right onward
Into the V alley of Death,
Rode the Six Hundred u

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into
than the doomed band who rode
to swift destruction in Tennyson's poem,
is the great cavalcade of unhappy men who
are rushing to untimely graves, followed
by the gaunt spectre Dyspepsia This is
all wrong, and should cease. Plantation
Bitters, the great Stomachic Pain Killer,
cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache,
Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symptoms of
kindred character, as if by magic. For Lam
guor, Lassitude, Great Weakness and Mem
tel Depression, they have a most wonder
full effect. jun1O-deod&w2w
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at halt the
price. jun10-deod&w2w
For best Wines, Liquors and Cigars go to
AUGUST HENNEBo's,
No. Is West Broad Street.
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.oRTHINGTON SMITH,
Agent w. u. Express.

Agent w. q. EApreSs.
We took the name from the police books,
and cannotsay who the lucky man was
Our Investigations, since the receipt of Mr..
Smiths note, satisfy US that it was one of
our own citizens.
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Milwaukee Market-June l3.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged. -
WHEAT-Unsettled at 81 951s for No. / :.
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Buffalo

New York Dry q oods MarBet-June Is.
The weather is quite hot; trade dull and
priceS steady ~ -
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Nor THE MAN.-We received the follow
ing on Saturday, inclosing police item
clipped from the STATESMAN Of last week.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. o., June II, 1868.
EDITORS STATESMAN You will find in
closed small notice clipped from your pa
per which contains a name similar to my
own. 1t being rather an unusual cogno-
man, / would like to know who the person
is or who has assumed the name (Which is
the most likely. For the imposition will
settle with him. / was never at Columbus,
Ohio, but once, three years ago. You will
much oblige me by making statement of
this matter in your next issue.
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Committee

The thanks of the convention were re-
turned to the President and officers of the
!. Convention -~-i-F -sot..-
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"SPALDING's GLUE"
YNY,jun15-ecd6m-cw
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Pic NIcl-Let every body attend the Pic
Mic at City Park (Stewart's Grove) on
Monday, June 10. Good music, good
floor, and everything to eat and drink.
Come one, come all.
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SECOND BALLOT.

Total vote 147; necessary to choice "a,
The name OF Fred. Beck was dropped.
No one having received majority OF all
the votes cast. the Convention proceeled
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
apr17-d3m
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VI
Al0orry-
Thurman 30
Total vote l4S; necessary to choice u.s.
E. T. DeLany having received major
ity of all the votes cast, was declared the
nominee of the Convention for the Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney. rs..t,
2 On motion, the nomination was made
unanimous.
Mr.. DeLany being called for, returned
his thanks in very neat speech.
Nominations for County Commissioner
being in order, the names'of William Coop
er, E. M. Lisle, Joseph B. Mitchell. Amba
Mann, j. w. Barbee, j. E. Park and Theo-
dore Carpenter were placed in nomination.
A ballot being ordered, it resulted as fol-
lows:
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FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Succession 10 Sovereignty.
LONDON, June 13.-The succession to the
sovereignty of Servia engages diplomatic
attention. A union with Montegro, under
Nicholas. is nronosed -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Buffalo nIarket-June I3. >,
OATS-In fair demand at 75c.
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Total vote 14S; necessary toa choice 20.
The names of Messrs. Barbee and Mann
we've withdrawn.
No one having received msjority Of all
the votes, the Convention proceeded to
- = SECOND BALLOT.
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-' A. ID. HARRIS, N u.
j. H. DoTEN, Sec'y. je15-d1t
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THE MONITOR COOKING STovE.-Persons
wishing to procure this justly celebrated
stove should be careful that they get the
genuine improved Resor Monitor, as there
are other stove manufacturers using thu
name of this excellent stove. None genu.
inc unless they have the names of Messrs
VIM. Resor & Co., of Cincinnati, on them.
No coal cooking stove has ever been sold
in this city that gave such universal salts
faction. ...-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

w Demotats Magazine for July has
been received by Andrews & Hull.
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FIRST BALLOT

Total vote AS; necessary to choice 70
The name of Robert Brooks was with
drawn, and that of Charles Ritter was
dropped.
No one having received majority of all
the votes cast, the Convention proceeded
to -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

~ A days leagsh this week is fifteen
hours and four minutes. .s,
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E. B. ARMSTRONG, & Co.,

EXTRA CHOICE MESS MACKEREL, fat
juicy, and having all the qualities that de-
light the epicure, can be had al McColm
Miles & McDonald's. If you are lover OF
Mackerel, call and purchase. Tju12
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NoTIcE-The members of the Olentangy
Park Association are requested to call at
my Office and get their yearly tickets of ad-
mission. -- sE atn--fF
my19-tf RICHARD NKvINs, V.P.
Dry GooDs, Carpets and Mattings, Just
received, by j. d. OSBORNE & Co.
iuue l3-d1m -arf
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MCCoLM, MILES & MCDONALD have the
choicest Demerara Sugar ever brought to
the city of Columbus. 1t does one good to
look at it. Call and see. ju12
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Prince Napoleon.

vienna, June 13.-The tour of Prince
Napoleon here is strictly incognito. He
has had no secret interview with the EN-
peror, Francis Joseph, or Baron Beust.
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FIRST BALLOT.
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LONDON, June 13.-It is believed that
Disraeli is determined to appeal to the
electors, and that new parliament will
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
Law INTELLIGENCE.
1IIE CIVIL COrRra


Judge BatcAf0rd will not hold court to-day,
and cases In Admiralty viii go over tai ne xt Monday
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday
by Simeon NJ. Kmy Oa. Francis j. Prankard, ana Mai {
Prankard Of this a. IS.
The case of ,he Royal Insurance Company
against Daniel NoD up again N the Common Pleas
Court of this County yesterdy on motion 10 Vacate
defendants eouns in prUof OF his clients innocence of
the charge against % and counter afdayiis were pre-
sented by the prosecution to prove that Noble Is com
mon thief. The CONT reserved it, decision.
In the United states District Court III Brook
iyn Judge Benedict delivered decision IN The case 0i
Lawrence Seaman Az The Nrw.Yors and krle kaIIoad
Company, IN wlIicn The plaintiff claimed salvage FOR
rescing by meaus " his steam tux barge belonging 10
tho defendants, which mad been canght IN the zee sh9
In imminent DANGER in the East River on the 23d Oi
January The Judge decided that the circumstan-
ces rs detailed III e eNnelet SledI caso
OF salvage and awarded 10 the plaintiffs $500 coupensa
ton aud ~ iOT damages sustained by the tuG oulhs the
service.
Amelia Appleton's motion to stay proceed
iDgs aud for aADny "a report OF which was gwen n
THE tribune few days ago) Was decided yesterday Dy
Judge Cardozo Nj Appleton was married to Nj. war
ner In ls4O and ~ l7 he abandoned her In 1854 she
married samuel J. Appleton VINO subsequently DecaIle
insane and Mr. Warner turned up again An acton was
then commenced ~ the name of Mr. Appleton TO declare
this marriage vmd Inc case mas peeu UP p On Is'.eu
motions the motion made by Mrs Appleton Ior Al
mony has been once denied Mrs. Appleton coupled tho
present motions with motion to amend her answer 80 as
set up for i've years previous 10 her marriage
band and that she communicated the facts fully 10 MI
Appleton before her second marriage She also askeo
amendment in these hst respects was Denied
ss ininateral ont me anehangs ~ b o,snon %DSre
holds that where u sought 20 he dissolved on
the ground OF prior marriage merely the power OF the
Court Is Discretionary. He cannot subscrbe 10 the doe
trne that man may knowingly marry woman VINO ~
under disability aud then matter Of abeOnte Ilght
the Courts nstrueutality 10 get him out OF the
plight in which he chose 10 place himself" The Court
may lac decides such according 20 It's crcun
stances, leave the parties where u tnds them Having
admitted the amendment he holds the Issues 30 Tar
changed a. 20 elc the defendant wife whose mar
Tuge II she establishes her defense at most be de
caed void from the date Of the decree TO support the
proper maintenance of her defense, and grants her ali
mOiy az tine rate Of $500 mum, and 1900 FOR com
SCI fee, without prejudice tC future application for an
increase ID Los
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
TIE CRIMINAL couRrs.

In the Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
-tices Bowling aud Kelly. John Carrigan and Richard
Walsh were fined cacn $40 for III treating a horse.
Thomas Dey and Henry Meyers on Wednes-
day night met Mary SULLIVAN iB LbeTtyst near Wash.
iugtOn, when, alleges, thfy knocked her down aud
outraged her person. Yesterday Alderman Moore com.
Iutted them 10 the TOnDs
George NJ. Dusenbury has been held for trial
~ny Commissioner Osborn charge OF embezzling let
ter containing money The accused was employed a.
box cletk IN the PO,lOce, and has always occupied
respectable position in society
John Smith and Edward McCarty were yes
tCrday cOmmitted by Alderman Moore for having stolen
two from James NJ Ellis OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
aud Asher s. Kellogg Of No p Pinest Tickets for other
AZ Clcs supposed have been stolen found In the
prisoners possession.
Three boys. named Augustus Muller. Valen-
tine Dohr aud David Dcrcksen, Tuesday night forced
entrance into the provision OF Thomas Mccoy
en-. No Worthst. md stole small amount OF frac
uona currency. ON Wednesday thty were arrested,
aud Yesterday Alderman Moore committed them 10 the
IOmbs
John Riley alias John Thompson, who was
brought from Chicago several days since by Detective
Officer Irving, suspicion of being the man whO, In
August 1868 shot and kcd Policeman John OBrien, OF
the Nineteenth Precinct yesterday discharged from
custody. by Alderman Moore there being evidence
adduccd by the police authorities % warrant his further
detention. II also proven that he not the man
Who several months since escaped from the custody OF
ue sheriff ~ VeDang0 County, PENN while under arrest
On q charge OF burglary.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
SUICIDE FROM JEALOUSY.

On Wednesday night benjamin +. Boeho, n
young man not years OF age, attempted 20 comnis
by shooting himself in the forehead with pistol
Bache druggist and was for several years III the
ploy OF Messrs. Ward, Close n Co., in wiiamst, New
York but has recently been assisting his father. DR..
Eache nj the hospital in Brooklyn. He has been be-
tTOthod 10 Miss Annie Graham residing at NO 25 BridFs
st about year, and has been paying her coEstne
attention for nearly two years with the approval O ta
young ladys family. During his visits TO Miss Graas
he has for time past eylnced great uneasnos Wien
paid attention TO other friends, anu told her On
one occasion that she should all her smiles for
him The mother Of Miss Graham Is OF opinion THAI
daughter and her recprocaton OF his passion For more
than year he has carried pistol, and during that tue
has. repeatedly tod Mss Graham s thst soaae %
ment door. Young Bache, in his habits
has been always quiet and bis general demeanor leave.
ever entirely recovered from very attack of
scarlet fever which he had years since and the
attempt his own life, on wednesday night, may ..
traced 10 extent at least 70 the weakness OF mnd
occasoned by that illness He had called at Mis-. dre
HAMS residence ON Wednesday evening, about o'clock,
and remained there I'LL lO being IN the best OF spn
seemingly without labOrnS under any eAeitement
When leaving he said that II be could not get he
should come back and spend the night at Mrs GrahaDs
house. and did return In about Is minutes after leaving.
asking when he entered to see Miss Graham. Having
talked with her few minutes he requested her 70
with him 10 the basement door and see hm Oh,
which Miss Graham did. After standing a few
minutes talking az the door Bache pulled Out
his pistol and asked Miss Graham TO shoot him:
Believing that he was not IN earnest she laughed asa
iOked with him about tho proposal but Bsche suddenly
placed pistol his forehead and fired Miss Grahams
brought the family and the police to the
Dr. Regan at sent for and had the unfortunate
young man removed TO the hospital. The ball entered
lodging in the brain Mr. Bacho parents IN constant
attendance him in the hospital, but his recovery II
barely possible Miss Grahans condition ai'r ,ne u,
fortunate event was the cause OF the greatest SnNo 70
her relatives The relation she bore to NJ Baehe anc
his probable death. with the terrible sudden fright sic
had sustained. completely Frustrated net enc Is new
believed TO Dc out OF danger.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

Ferry crossings are rated as 10 ploeka SPceli Goi
tracts will be- made with retail dealers for all thcr
packagc- nj low rates. Special arrangements must be
made wItn the Company for heavy freight Special mes
srugcrs furnished 10 point a 30 per cent IN hdd
ton To regular rates named Messengers aud wagons
leave each booth every half hour for all parts Of the
Mrropotan Police District, and wagons Will call on
regular customers every half hour during the day.
True military discipline Is preserved. and the men are
held accountable for all time carclessy wasted. Tho
Company does wish To Interfere Ia any manner with
peestrans on citizens. This Company has no connec
lion with the old orgtnza ion that located mt No.
ChamberA-st The employees OF that concern wore rcd
caps and were generally considered faithful messcngers
Tho rompauy failed because 10 not conducted upon
sound principles Since the several plans have been
put In operation that those who long ana faithfully
rprved their country could honestly living. Many
private soldier has been swiudlcd by designing men,
WHO with promises persuaded him to put what to
money ne posscssed into enterprises SURE 10 pay within
80 DAYS" The word soldier" h. too often used iO for
ward some apparently benevolent scheme. organized
for the benefit OF brave Yetetaus," yet really
swIndle The sums which have been frandulently OBJ
tnincd from our soldiers would, IN tho aggregate Tar
tovnrd ondowng hospitals To give comfort to their dc
cliulng