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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-08
PROSPECTUS
--or THE &
OHIO STATESMAN
FoR 1ee7-e.
E. B. Eshelman and Chas. B. Flood,
EDITOR RS.
RICH A RID NEVIN 9.
Printer AND PUBLISHER.

This old journal, which is devoted to an
earnest and vigorous advocacy of Demo-
People, is now published on the following
TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE:
DAILY, One year r...................s9 90
DAILY. Six months. so
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On the First Day of August, 1868.

AN IMPARTIAL AWARDING COMMITTEE
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OUR worthy friends. E. b. Eshelman. ESQ.,. and
Col. Charles Food. the editors. and strong
er team will hard to find harnes to any news
paper vehicl in the W stern oountry.-Rizsooro
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To THIS paper the Democracy owe their thanks
and gratitude for the noble manner in which it did
battle in our cause during the campaign just pass
exclamation True Telegraph.
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WESTMINSTER MD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ID 1868.
WEEPING THROUGH TrrE
BLINDS.

4
II place Of books, Or work or play,
Some ladies spend tie Iyelcng day
10 scanning every passer by.
And many wonder they desery.
They find among the motley crowd
Ihatsome are gay and some are proud,
That some arc short and some are tall
They Get their information ali
by peeplng through the blindsl
You walk the streets (st COMMON ppee,
Ycu catch ihe outlines Of . face
The face seems strange agsin you look;
Dear sirs. she knows yoa like bookl Y.
She knows the color Of your hair,
The very glrle Of clothes you wear
She knows yoar business, III be bound.
And al your friends Tie country round,
By Pceping through tho hsindslg
She knows the Smiths across siS way,
And what they dine on eycry day,
And thinks that Miss Matilda Jane q 3
Is growing very proud and vain.
shc knows the browns at upBibcr -Four,
lua opposite her very door,
Folks gnile as poor A. ihey can be,
Fer don't they sis and sew, while shc
Is pcrping through the bliasIs
Dear Indies, Il ron don sacccs,i
IN ginning knowledge fllat you need,
Then II ycur window take yonr aeat,
'Aad saze into The busy street
Fall soon y0a' Il read your aeighbors welt,
And can their lasies and habits tell,
And know iheir business 70 +.
Much bs,ier than your own. yoa sec,
by peepiag Through The blind.
HwpsF's Magasins
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Revolution IN Trade.
LADIES, You can rseelvr for lhs ann .of
ONE DOLLAR.

silk, Nerinp and Alpaca Dresses, shnwis
Dalmoral., Linen Goods, Embossed Table Gov
erf, Watches. JeWelry, Silver Plated Ware.
Sewing machines, de. fond clubs nf too or
more, With ten cent foreaeh descriptive check.
aud the getter up Of The club will receive 4
present worth 50 10 $500, according 10 number
sent. agents wanted evers where. Circular
sent free. PARKER A CO, sueecssors IA
GRAHAM 4 CO, Ga a 0s Federal ST., Boston.
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Dissolution Of Co-Parlnership

d HE Coz Partnership heretofore existing
between tie undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mpigal consent Persons indebl.
ai will please call and make settlement, as
We desire 10 eIose the aiiairs Of the Firm.
~ rs sss D. ~. Herring. M D.,
J.. III. BlI4aINGSLEA, NJ, ID.
Dh ,BuI,ISGsl,EA, is still drfirely engaged
IN ile practice Of his profession. Office
adioiningtiie Sthre Of lno. Il. Reifshidet.
West End, for the prcseat
n0ya0, 1861 a ss
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A Physiological View of Marriage
TIE Cheapest ilook crer Published.

Containing nearly three hundred pages
And 100 fine plates and engFavinRs o. the
Anatomy Of the Ja.uan Organs In a state of
Health and Disease, with treatise on Early
Errors, IT, peplorsble Conscqaenees upon the
Mind and Body, with the Anthor's Plan OF
Tfeatmcnt---the only rational aud successful
mode OF Caro-, a. shown by the rrpprt OF eases
treated, a truthful adviser 10 the married aud
those contemplating maffiage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent fres
Of postage 10 any address, on receipt nf 2b cents
IN stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DIR. la CA0Ix, No. 81 Mniden Lane, Albany,
n. Y. The author mas be consalied upon an
Of the disehsesupon which his book treats, eth.
er personally or by mail Medicines sent 70
any part Of the world. W
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A IL PRIVATE DISEASES OF Roth
IA SEAES treated successfully, and the Dan.
gers Incident 10 rreEnancy arising from Mall
formation, General Debility, or other causes,
entirely obyiated by our keMspfEs and PnEl
yEsTIyEs, which consist Of a new, simple, con-
venient and efficient form Of Ronedial agents,
the Scientific results Of careful Physiological,
Chemical, and Nieroseopical Investigation, and
which, locally applied by the patient, BEApiLr
and with sgcaEsY, entirely dispense with Injec.
tions, instrumental, and Medicines per Month";
Enclose stamp for Private Circular.
DOCTOR WALTER,
ian2Sstt 9o5 Brnadwsv, New York.
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Isouisa Muhsbaeh's Historical Novels
ssa ..s..,s D APPLEToN 4 CO, Z
e443 and AS Broadway, New York,

The E,up-sss Josephine. An Historical Sketch
aebfthe DAYS Of Napoleon. vol, evo. Paper
coverp, SI.50; Cloth S2a
Napoleon and fhe QuorHpf Pras.ia. I vols, syo.
Paper covers, s1.50 Cloth, 81. isaa
TsssD44gAfsr n an Enlprsss. ] vol, syo. H.
lustraied.. Paper covers. Sl.50; Cloth, 81.
Idrie dntoiaefts Ind Hfr Sea. ! VOL, Syo,--
I. Paper covers Si.s0y Cloth, 81
yotsph ". and his Can't Transiated from The
GetmAn BY Adelaide de ". Claudroh. I
vol, avo. Cloth. 81 Nsf
FreasrSrk ne Gssaf'aaa M c5vrt. Translated
from the Gernau By Mrs. Chapman Coleman
and her Daughters. 1yol., l2iHo. 49l pages
Cloth. 81.
Rerlia aad Sois.-Soari or, FnEpRarcg rue
CaEAr Asp HIS Fsirsps. vol, l2uo. Cloth,
freasriek Ne 9reai md His Family. VOL,
evo. illustrated. Cloth, 80. M
ieaisa ~ Ps'Hssia aad ffoy Timss ] rol., evo
4, Illustrated. Paper covers Sl6a, cloih, s7
Heprg, VIZ end Caaharias Pegv. An fiisiori-
cal Novel. BY l. Muhlbaeh. ] vol, limo
Cloth, 81
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! I'IEYsfCtANs.
COPARTNERsTIlp.

nas. y BUTLER and w. X. FIlNGER
H. having this day sssociated themselves. IN
the practice pf Medicine, offcr their profess
fonai sersicessb % their friends and the public n
general. ~
2 DK. DrTLEa having been a Tong time engaged
In an extentise practice in 0hbtetrics and sar-
sgery3dcels confident tbat ho,csh give satisfsc
I non 10 Az who mag 10 in need of medfca
~. +. ~. ..1.,.., DIR. r. Butler,
= jan25,H DR. w. X. FRINGER.
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MUSIC!
Prof. >. NIorlImer IIurIey.

Prof. .. Mortimer Hurley
NYHO Is NOW INsTRUCTING
wv the CARROLL BRASS BAND,
The Orchestra ut New Windsor, and the
two OTchestras recently formed in West
minister, offers his services to the Ladies
and Gentlemen ef Westminster, who wish
70 take lessons on the GUITAB & PIANO.
ladies viii be waited on AZ their homes. -
Also, Instructions given on the Clarionet,
Violin, Flute and Thorough Bass.
For particulars apply at the Drug Store
OF A. II. Huber, or at the National Hotel.
dec2G.3m
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DR. Danl. s. COOnan.

,lLetely with Dr.. Thos. w. Wells, Hampstead, J
N kFEER8 his professional services to The res.
" idents OF Westminster and vicinity. Of
fee and residence HttIcstowp Road, few
doors above Union Street.
des26-6m ' 'ie
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Frank miiIer,s Lcather pre-

\ servatiFe and Water Proof OIL i3lackiug for
Boots and Shoes.
Prank Mitlcys Prepared Harnsss on Blacking,
for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage Tops, Ac.
ready for use, with directions for using.
Frank Hiisr's Polish on Biooking.
For sale GESgnkLLy in y. s. and cnnadas.
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Wnnfe.l-a;YerYMherc

(NOoD AGENTS for our new work, s.IIoME
NJ BOOK OF WONDERS y also, Tor new
aFAMtLY PRoroenapH BfbLE," containing
Notes, Indexes, Maps, Engravings, Album,
Family Record &c. Bssf terms girsa, Address
BRAlNARD 4 SAMPSON, Hartford, Conn
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CROUT 4 REIFSyIDER,

Arr0RHErS,AELAR, AND S0Lk
1snt a'GfTDR,S IN .CliANCERT,
NEaralNsTEs, Nm es *.
UTE have formed a eohartner,lip in the
w prscticr of law N tle Courts Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and viii
promptly attend 70 AL business entrusted to
oar care. rParticular attention paid 10 Col.
lsssions and procuring Becrcos Cor tho salc
Of Real Estate @ aAe m1H
Also, 1ppiiestion, filed FOR BSck Pay and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
..a0fxos adjoining the residence Of CHAs, T.
RnrssIDxn. s+s f5s no8O-6
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North Amcrican stcamship Company
THnorsa Lisa 70 CatwoRstA,
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
Sailing frosa New York
Detrnber kth nnd 18th January
f@Ef sta. 18th aud assh. aud Feis-
runry 18th and 7fsh.
wiih Nem Saeauslips ef the First Class.
Passage Lower than ~ anv other Lane.
signed Al Nv wet Street Ssw Ysrk.
y. y, CAKRIN9TOS. AGENT
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DIR. BERNARD MILLS,

west End, Westminster, ND.
,Tl n. MILLS has returned to Carroll for the
III pnrpbse of resunfng the PRACTICE OF
MEDfEiN NE In all its branches except Surgery.
~ Diseasss of Women and CAadsrn Treated
zWff Esfsssiaq Cnfe.eso3. yAs n geola d26 tf
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HOMEOPATHY
Dr, II. e., HEOFFMEEER

HA.YlNG settled 10 Westminster, respect
III fully offers his Professional services. as
a Hqa0opothfc Physician, 20 the citizens Of
Westminstef and vicinity,
Office and residence at Nus. WAooxsR's, a
few doors below Jno. u Reifsnider's Store
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The Mystic Temple
Agents Wanted Yer

"BgY0ND THE 1fISSfSSTPP5" 4
a COMPLETE HISTORY Or the New States
fhc Ct Ocean.
Life and Adventure on Pralries, bfountains
aud the Pacific Coast, with over 900 Engrn-
wings Of the Scenery, Cities, Lands. Mines, l'ao-
pie, and Curioslties Of the Great West. Its
ready sale, with al increased commission, make
II the bast subscription book ever pHblished. =
Send for CIRCULARS. Address 'fNATlOxAL
PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Geo. p. Rowen & Co.

- - - - ~ 49, N~rNf~
Aavertlsemssst forwarded q ~ Newspapers.
40 advance charged on rabhshsrs' priesa.
All leading Newspapers kept on hle.
Information A. % cori of Advertising Furnished
Aii Orders receive careful attention.
inqsifies BY Mail sasuefcd prpmpuy.
cofnpistc Pripscd Lists q yssyraaers fpr sale.
spcelai Lists prsgaref faf cuaamers.
Advmslsemsuts wriuen sbd N8tlces scared.
Orders from IIasiness Mrn especially collected.
es-s.as-.-.A4--s-s--
We aIso bsg 10 call asisssi0a % our Lists of
100 Now England Newspapers.
100 n " apd n. J. Newspapers.
100 Ohio. Ind sud III. Newspapers.
100 Pa. Del, Nd, Va and II. o do.
100 Principal Daily aud Weekly News.
rspers, luslaa'ns sls,sen sialss
100 Selections from six,cen Staios.
go Newspapers AZ the pgieo heretofore
charged Tor One Hundred
81 Religions & AsricnltJ Newspapera
HasinR sfcsial eonlFaels ulia al ,hs .hoys
papers He Gao udsF refy fafarstlc iernk Cir.
cuiass, sith fail patticaisft. sent 10 any a..
hfess.
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TUD1CIOUS Advertising, BY all business
81 men is the secret Of success. Rcmern
Der Stephen fiirard
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w q ialsyt AohM. gTA y3naaA1n
] sat me down ia th9aslss ,,fofoapd -
A 1his'nAakim wise I drew h.sas - =
sIis easier for 10 loves I'll =. ~ ,sss
~ Than fnakea al iove yod, - g Pcs
.sais ter h.s sirlae. f~ ssa sH''
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!. .AFTonxEYs.
~ p nAUfssy ioHAspB. uBERTs
MAULSBY &. ROBERTS,
ArToR. YSi aFL4 ~ AND SoLIc.
!. 4. ITQRS IA. 0H.ANCERI.

- r. sfaHEl 1 ,fA s8fs5N lf4g ,f wn5
Having asspeialea themselves IN the prac-
kcs Of law II Carroll county, they viii Al.
tend promptly and carefully to all business
entrusted tp thcif charge. Mr.. Maplsby
will yisit Westminster whenever business
rsqsIrss ltso 0fiice directly opposite conrt
ifastsc- iaisgfaa - lsaiis $3.50 jAa9iiy
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Rev. J. T. waA shS John s@llb, Esq.
Wsstniastsr.fHfAh af.s
e Charles Abbott, Esq. and Dc. ThomAs Fes-
seer. Bsltipore. -t..l.
ss-usl sorment, Esq. ard Rev, L, Ward,
.WsshinEton, d.. @.
RF NJ Harley. ESQ. Register ~ Bank
fsptsy, frederick CITY, Nd. novlt-iy
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JcsrIcE oriTHH PEAcE ASp ArroE
= ss'F' - SBY.AT-LAw. : sta

Office at the Court House.
TIE wilt attend especially to obtaining De.
IL .erees for ths kesdemcnt of estates d, de-
ssssed person., &c. DcedS, wills and al
fhstramehn of Whtipg prepared. Charges
,ssd .,.ae-.a dpcs.tl
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e. 3. NOR WENT,
4 Attorney at Law,

TT AvIsG located IN the City of Weslalin-
IT III ster, Office on Court Strest one doorfrop
Hsin stfest, respectfully Informs the ritixenr
Of Carroll, and adjoining couniies, Mat he viii
give prompt atteDiion ta'sll husiBess entrusted
- hin, both bsfsfs abe Courts this State aud
ths Departments Of The General Gavernmont a;
KnahinEtnu Il e
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Z gi'hsr n fhs Ess<is ssa, free W saa 10 asy
address on rseeipt " ffses. jan2s-ti
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rI1HE NORTHERN MoNTHLY,s bigh.toned
f8iterary Magazine, 50 year. The Amer
icaa Agrieuliarift sent nne year free 10 new
.subecffbefs d Northern Monthly. Office 81
Park Row, A. \. Samplo copy 25 ets.
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1851 50 ssct937 81 sSa365s 10 SI67Si4 40
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road for June, were:
ls6s..--.$9592i 1857. SOC s35 Decrease. s6l1
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railway foe
June, were
1868 1928, sol 1867. 1874 977 Increase p0,524
The earnings of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail.
way for June were
1863 SI580oi 1867. s96SS95 Increase. .ss,cs9
The North American Fire Insurance Company have
declared a semiannual dividend of five per cent,
payable on demand The First National Bank Of
New-York has made its yearly quarterly dividend Of
five per cent and increased its surplus fund to eight
per cent. The Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Co. havd
declared dividend of five per cent, free of Govern
ment tax, payable ON the 10th inst.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal transported
Al 1926 tuns of coal last week. making 59 sec tuns fOr
the season. against 5420n tuns to same date last
season.
The Northwestern TENN Railroad difficulty viii
probably be settled this week. The employees havd
been paid and trains are now making regular trips.
The result will be effected, in part by the intervene
ton of Gov. BrowDlow.
Messrs. Clark Dodge g. Co. offer for sale 100000 in
per cent bonds issued by the City of Peoria TO
aid in the construction of waerwors for that city.
The bonds have 20 years to rum the interest is pay
city, and are as good investment any bonds Of this
class in the market. Peoria is thriving and active
town, and there is 10 doubt but that the principal
aud interest will be promptly met.
Mcssrs w. F. Wrights Cotton Clrcuarper Scotia says:
this market have had better demand md further improve
absolute
the market from day Holders 10
gradually diminishing small ned the advantage and only
sold when outside obtained Spectators have operated more
The mlal has entirely ceased Our
becoming amugy light aud snne getting nervous az
fearing sudden advance should the present 6ne weather
Of injury the growing get crcu-
have been made daring the past week iOr
aud December c = ID for M-lng Up
Low MIug Ips have been sold Tor delivery ~ al August &C
upva tendency the annexed quotus The earsncs bage
Liverpool City Of shngton lJ4; Nebraska
200; CITY Of London. II; hlyetil, g. Total,
l0l3 Tie only freight engagements not cleared are about
100 m Liverpool Freiyhis tmer tie latest rate being az
3i50 for Liverpool The SoutheD makts have ern active.
tcuilrs will under tseapbe ace Th stock the
both the the interior greatly
zoo bales 10 Agg Ga offered lerc Tor sale st
week the LIMIT reached aud sold The bass % e
10 M1tng for csl consumption 10 Geo ga Tie receipts - al
port the week ending Fa last 5y bales sgant 500
tie week N Great Britain 5000 hses EoDg France
chiefly Texas for Bremen We
favorable section o; tie Sooth
FOR the cotton Tue weather has lately beer
could be fesre able showers Ru hen VI ten
purs u1irr uuencs Of which the making rapid goah
comm. week tbe crop being unusually the country tu9u'ly
city Ia and the Clroilas tie crop at'r gt ~ ans
Up0n whole the position Of tie crop is 80 Tar hsly
favorable
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TIE SUPERVISORS, SOUNDING COMMITTEES.

President Walter Roche has appointed the
folowiuguamed gentlemen upon committees Of the
Board Of Supervisors for The year 1908:
annual TIrcs. William VI. Tweed, Or,sOn Blunt An
drras whitman, James Hayes. 49,.
Criminal courts aud POtccJohn BrlCe, AudIeas VIII
main. G.. y. Herman, Sheridan Shook.
CtrH COuyts-Audr8w BlCalaey, James Hayes, Andrcas
Wiuuauu. John BrICc.
Public Ch4laes and C0rrcct0u.-Smth Fly, jr James
Hayes Ori-uu Blunt, G.. " Herman
county OgioGS.-Jamcs Hayes, sheridan Shook, smith
Ely. jr, Andrew Bleak.cy.
Prirtng anil stationery Orson Dlnnt, John Fox,
Henry smith. William 81. Tweed.
Nctr CDtTl House william VI. Tweed John Fox, Sher-
idau Shook, Orl-on Blunt 800
IurrIigH Of HicOrp1yGt JHS.-Andrew RlcakCy, VII
liam w. Tweed smith Ely. jr., Orison Blunt.
HaIIcD Erifgc.-Andrrw BieaEoy, Andreas Wllmann,
G.. -. Herman, Smith Ely, jr.
irm1res md D-iH RooUis.-Andrtas Willmann John
Ericc Sheridan shook, William W. Tweed, John Fox,
Henry smith, ,
Fu6-John Fox. Ollson Blunt, sheridan Shook Smith
Ely.ir
John Fox. James Hayes, OusOn Blunt
Standardization shook, Andrew Bcaklcy, G. y.
norman, John Bucc.
Iinf tiItEtT-t. y. Herman, Juhh Brite Andrew
Eitdk'cy, Or.0u Blunt.
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The Rockford Rock Island and st. Lous Railroad
Company First Mortgage Gold Bonds offer special IN
ducementS to investors. .
They pay seven per cent interest in gold coin. free
of Government tax, equal at present price OF gOld 10
over ten per cent III currency
They have 30 years TO run.
They give the holder the option 10 receive MS inter-
est either in New-lOrk or London. 49,,
They convertible into stock at the option OF inc
holder o,o, -..-,. -, A..
principal us we'll the interest is payable III gold
The bonds are amply secured on 200 miles of rail-
road eoua in value to any line of equal length IN the
West and upon than 10000 acres Of choice coai
lands, worth on the completion OF the ROAD Hoin
800 10 $500 per acre. ,,.;,;A
in population in the amount and variety OF ts pro-
auctions in the extent and value OF ITS water power
and in its consequent ability to furnlsh large anu
profitable business to railroad is equal 10 any III
the State. ,,
The Company, like the Delaware, Laekawanna
and Western combines with It's ordinary operation
the business OF mining and selling coal. Mcre .ian
400 miles of railroad, and the population OF more
than 4OOOO square miles Of territory can be supped
with fuel from this Company mines lar more readly
and cheaply than from any other quarter .;,
This road is not under the necessity OF creating
business for its support; present ana most ur
gent demand exists for all the coal the company can
produce The supply in the cOmpanys mines await
ing the opening of the DIVISION now uhder consHuo
ton, is practically lnexhaustlDe. -, s
Every dollar realized from the bonds ana from
large stock subscription expended upon the prop
erty. -,
rienced men, who will push it rapidly 70 conpfuon;;
Twenty-Five miles now ready LOT tnS ialls, anu
the whole division between the North esterh anu
Rock Island Roads the opening of which Will give
an outlet to the coal from the Company Mines VIII
be completed by Jan. ]. 1869 .,.,.,
The bonds are for sale at 90 per cent OF Their par
value, at the office of the Company No. II Wail-st
II. II. BooDY
Treasurer.
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CRIMINAL.

I'm the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
befarc Jnstice shandlcy Alexander Rowland, Mate OF
the bark j. +. Spencer was counted on charge Oh
stealing a quantity OF rope from that Vessel.
In the Kings County Court q Sessions, yes
terday William Lynch convicted of seduction and
breach OF promise and sentenced To tao state Prison Tor
three wears Edward Brown and join Reilly were con
vieed of burglary at the house Of Seymour Scott corner
OF Howard ave. and MonrO'-st
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, yesterday. James Connolly was hed 10
b on charge OF having entered the lweng OF Engle-
hart Einck nj Second ave. and stolen therefrOm
isweIry valued at 500 Bridget Nolan was held TO bail
I'm charge OF having stolen $50 worth OF clothing from
her emnioyer Mrs, BatterSDy OF No 10 East Seven
Charles s. Stewart and DAVID III. Dalton were
committed on suspicion OF beng pick pockets. John
Inwe was committed await the result 0i injuries in
dicted by him on Edward Dempsey whom he ~ charged
with having beaten a shocking manner The wounded
man now lies In Bellevue Hospital.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Alderman Conan Peter Riass committed for having,
nm the nth ut assaulted Francis Welcome OF No SS
Waterst with q razor. ..Patuck Mcdonald, n ticket
agent OF No "a Albany was yesterday complained or
nhp Murray Pennsylvania who states that, wishing
10 20 10 London England he entered the ticket oee or
Mcdonald and gave him $40 In Treasury notes to change
into gold and took receipt therefor. Soon aferward u
man came in and Mcdonald gave him the receipt and
told him 10 90 and get the money from the bank. The
man aid not return, and Murray demanded his money
which was refused Mcdonald was committed TO await
an examination Mcdonald, as II alleged, on several
nreyous occasions been arrested similar charges
but always managed 10 escape punishment.