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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
1ad,riA,tess aus @his.

Einf96nes o1eebIatt - I'm 1. Mar, muir.
ben brei tun9e Briiber, Namens Gaaap, in 8on
ert sur Yenitentiarp perurtbeit; Oiiper fir einen
Mlor5ueriud auf bier Sabre penrp, a!s iein Sel.
fer. out Elm Sabr; Sonatha1. fur StraBenranb, auf
bier Sabre.
- Nadnehenber Sal ereienete fb in Cincinnati: !:
Gin Mtonn. Namens Somieion, Der feline 9ausbal=
tunssausaaben sini9rdnten iuoite, panets folsen-
beg 1innrei9e Mittel on, nm su ienem 3iee su ge=
Ianaen gr tlbte neulid Morsens iein babi9es
Dienfmdoden, ipabrenS er uubte, oab feline 6rau
Ole Weaab fofort entlieb uno bab Serr Samielon 5e=
bem 10 Doaar per Waonat ipnrt. Ser seiiireide
Erfnber ioate ein patent auf ien untrisIides Wit=
tel nebmen.
Doansstomn, 5. Mdrs. = Gin eepiiIer 9bo.
mas ftarb bier astern an elmer Stidwlnoe bic ibm
Elm gemifIer Serling, Der in Grab Or1arb, in Der
gadbe oieier @tobt uobnt Dor bret 9asen beigebrat
bate Serfins uiBbanoeIie ieine Trau, Sbomas
le8te lid barein, uno Der 2Beiberpriigler fah ben
lebteren nit einem Meller.
Gin Mann. gamens StuG. bon @irarb, poIte se-
tern Abeno ouf ben youngstown grpreb3us iprin.
gen, fiel unb beibe Bene wuroen ibm BON ben &d-
bern abae5dnitten gr farb bieien Mor9en
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
MrlslanD.

9eut5d)e ltntertb 9ie g8iener
gldtter ent6olten lanse Seridte iber bas Setmabl,
weldes Der Gr-a6nig BON Sannouer am Is. 6ebruar
;ur 6eier ieiner ibernen SO13eit geseben. sSn oem
5oaife, melfen Der G5ni9 ausbradte, ipradb er be=
men, Die aus Der Serne eetommen, um oieiem Gami=
lieneite beiSupobnen uno Die inn9e Gerbinouna, Die
swii6en Dem 8efenbauie uno Dem bann0perii6en
golfe beiiebe, gu seisen, ieinen Sanf aus uno Su<
ele6 erfldrte er, baB er fe iber3eue ie er lperbe
mod einft tpieoer als freier 46ns nod 9annoper s.
riiffe6ren. Seinegorfabren ieen mebrmals sesipun-
gen porben bas 2ano Su perlaiien. bitten aber bel
tbrer Gaffebr itets en sr0Beres Welfenrei6 porge-
funoen. Degor,ebuns rehtfertise i'm in bem @lau-
ben, oab er aub nod emit ipieoer als freier unb un=
abhdngi9er Souperdn nod ieinem Waterlanoe su=
riidtebren meroe. Nm Shluiie ieiner &ebe bra6te
ct elm god auf bic 0ohlfabrt Sannopers uno cine
balbige Wieoerpereinieuns i'm 2anbe Der gBelfen
aus, gu bem sSeitmabl waren nur Sannoperaner
gelaben iporben.
Sic 3abl Der nod Wien eefommenen Sannoberas
ner miro au fat 1000 eei1dbt; tbeils maren lie iber
Booenbab, tbeils iiber Sal5burs eingetroffen. Sie
batten cine srnBe Mnsabl BON @eidenfen (barunter
iogar gBipaaren beonoers piele @irite) mitsebradt
Die I'M @ansen einen Wertb BON 100000 Sbalern res
prGientiren iollen. 0om 8abnbof aus maren bieie
@dite in ettpa 80 SteQpagen nod Der llmeegenh
BON Siebine sebra1t norben, mo ieiteng bes GDniss
Guurtiere flr lie senietbet iuoroen paren. 9ie
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12

Mia S3s.0o-4o.oo per Tonne. GIcsu's sloooo-lo5n a
per gcnnt. Staneensifsn 4-5N Gts. per 3d.; Gien1
Smitatiun 2a-.2s gts /; ptfsfien ~ Gis. psr vfb.
Qeter.- Sobleoer 39-45 gts.; 5smlod 35-3e CITE,
@elhirrlebtr 42A gts; aatblebsr S14O1 10 fur einbe
ntilHes unb 81 .9O2l5 fur fran;nles per yf Oberleb
per Dusenb 8ipbdute $70-l2o per Dusenh,
5aumleber $500 per Dubenb. 9e
'aaferwaaren. = gisila gdHer sl,l5-i,a5; w.sI.
fdier $40 gts.: Oadier 81, ,s0-2O0 arbisnslfdftr
s2OO-21O Bbsfsfdfer Sl,20-,5 so fur sew6tnfide unS
s2Oo22O fur eilensebunbene, S6mals 9teres 40 so,
earb Ress $3.50 Cts. Glad 5ossbeabs $I75-20o, bi6t
ee, 8esenbik S2Oo2,l5; Slad 1atbsarrels
$3yO0-4,OO per Dutenb.
Befinsel. = WsIldbhbner (sepust) 1918 Gis. va
Yfe. Gdnie per Dubenb (sepubt) $5.5060o grten per
DID, (sspubt S3,75-4O0 bhbnsr per Dsb (seY.) s4,50
= =
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Gmetnnatier Marftberi6t.
gtnetnnati, ben 9. Wdr, 1861

gtnetnnati, ben 9. gpdr; 1868.
msbI. = suprfsinss $500 $50; erra s1ooo-lo.5o;
gamilienmsb go ertraisins Scrtsn (8anes)
% osssnmssl. l' Is M ss.5o~S.oo.
sssHS fssamssL : ss,so-s,75. ssS5rrtss $500
eisen- ae rettsr sstntsrwsen $3.50; wc. as24s,
Der gprratb an en it iebr srins unb Bic 9reile nb
babsr UNI gts ssisssn cbpubl bic Rafrass unbeSeutsnb
3sIiStern.-e esmilGtssssi&dtes aurn Sc Cts. soI-
gorratb unt 3ufubr 1nb unbsteutenS unb bic grs INT
Safsr. - 66-6s Cts. fir tefen.
geffe. : sa.4o fir SO. / psrsfserte; 8rabiatrs.
MaIs.. Srapiasrsssrtenmas sa.aO-a,so ssrstissr.
5su. - Slau ~ sl4.oo-15oo per 9onne Bel antunft
unb s2s mer aus benz stors, fur ssprsstss lues pom
aarfs sffsln.-sso a5ssr grl. fur ssts, nnb SLIP
LIS per gutst i'm @rcesh bet antunft $3.4o-35o per
8rl. = 81 ,2o-1 % per 8uihel aus benz Stpr.
8pbnen. = S4.75 per 8udel fur bette pese.
9p tebeln. = Sno iepr rar, brinssr $S,0o-s,5o per
Messprt- gurbe III 425 serauft, bic 5dnbler yer
an9sn absr s2o. adufsr p0sn absr tlus s2ioo esaN"
s@tnten. @sus sssuderts l7-ls cts. Country
~sasOn. shultern III gts.; settsnipsd. ls14-14
g4mali. IS Gis. fur betes neuss. a
9utter. Central Sbiu 46-48 Sts. wsfern @efsrss
sdfs: gsa. weasrn mefasen-l41z Cts; 8aetors aafs
aGier 20 Cts. per Dusenb fir frifds.-
Samen.- 6lafslamen S2.15-2.2o. aleefamen 12M-
ls Ste. per gf6.; 2muttp S2.4o-2,5o.
Grpeeriss. : Rio 8aHee 2o1z-2eH gts; Sasa
Raiee 1873 gts. Gub 8udsr 1915 Gts nod Aua.
tat RaHinir.er 3ufsr ls-18H gts. fur tartsn 15Hl7
Gts. fur wsi4sn wsiBen un6 ls-l6 Cts. fur wsiasn
selben.
oIaff.s.--g ger.o aeo IS Ets. esrspum IS Cts;
Hew SrIeans 9O-$l Cts.
Oel- asin6I sli9-12o; aarOSl l,25-l,so fur beass;
9pblenDl 43-45 @ts.
aals.- Country 114-llh Gts.; Gits 11s4-l2 Gts fur
seIhmplSfnen.
Wbistes.- gre fDnnen ni6t n,ebr anssseben perben.
Soeenanner seuesr piro uatsr benz 8etras Der Stsusr
Yerfau.
% Drlle. Seine sswaf6sns ss42 Gts Der gfb. srpbe
unb mIere 35-37 Gts; unsewalaene 23-25 gts.
5rpfen. IS Gents; fair biz gutter 4o45 Gts.; better
$500 Cts.
BaummpIIe.- 2311 Cts. fur befegeibbIins.
Geborrtes bf.-@epfd 6-8 Cts per yfb; yfra4e
lS-9 Cts. fir gier unb lOl2 Gts. fur babe. @rhnes
so,oo-5,5O Scr gr fur gspfs js mad OuaIitdt.
Wads.-3 33 Cts. fur beifes selbes.
@erberrtnbe.- 8efe Gteanut Saf pom Boot $500.
Gebern. = Set su 60-7O Cts. per Yfb.
5dute. = Wefaint 1870 Cts. peryfb.; srune 9-l0
gts trpden ssal3sns l5-l6 gts.; nab ssiafene loll
Gh.
! Gifsn. - Charcoal 8runsrs s4o.oo-45cc, GtartraI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
Stadt Columbus.
@n bic Sempfraten bon Sranflin County, o.:
Il Sbr perbet hermit eriudt, gud am
Oonnerftaa, 10. Mdra 1868,

an guren aetp0bnli6en WablpldBen in oen berldie-
oenen Waros uno Sopnibps gu periammeln unb
ourd Die grudhluns 3meier &idfer unb zines Sdrei-
bers 5u orsanren, nm Selesaten gu ipdblen, peld3e
in 0ereinter Contention NIT Oelesaten BON ben
Counties Wfabiion unb Yidapap am 6reitag, 90.
Mdr5, um 10 llbr 8ormittaes, in Der Stabtbale in
Der Staot Columbus suiammenfommen, nm einen
Elm bunbert Stiinmen, Die fir ben adtb allen s.
Sburman fir @ouperneur absegeben purber, lit elm
Delegat at mdblen, uno nod elm Selegat fir ie
fiinfSis folder Stimmen unb mebr. Semna6 linb
Die peri1iebenen 8aros unb Sotunibips 5u folsen-
Der Mnaahl BON 9eeaaten bere1tiat:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
Sur 8efdai9en Nptis.

g9- Serr 2ouis Sraub, unier 4eent fit grie Co.,
Sbio, lit BON uns beauftragt ole &ididnoe fir ben
geitboten in erie 60. 5ii erbebei, uno mrb oeBbalb
bel ben Mbonnenten in Sanbusfn porpre1en, ipelde
mir biermit aufforo ern, ibre 3idtdnbe an ben Capt
Sraub Su entridten. 0ie 4bonnenten auberbalb
den nno oemielben ibre &iditdnbe su besablen.
HGra B. ON m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
d aeit III menn ieine @eiunhheit "a erlaubt. bem

tie 3et 1T, wenn feline Geiunbbeit es erlaubt bem
8eiu1e Der Nrmen eetpibmet Ct tnartet ni9t, big
NptbIeibenbe fid meloen ionbern iudt fie per0nli6
auf, menn INNER linn 6dlle bon Mrntutb uno 9ei=
uno 8eiIeo. Sn ieinem eeielioen Seben 1T er ber=
ieIbe 9utber5iee, freunbli6e Mann, Der ct i'm Wei-
zen Sauie mar. @enn er ni6t burd unipobliein
on iein 3nlmer aefeilelt lit, madt er tdslid einen
Gana n's Stdbt9en unb beiubt bann aud mobl
anf einise Sage irgeno einen alien 5reuno un,peit
Hor
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12

bic Sitter nidt per5d)ifft merben f6nnen, bis bic
Jraht i'm 8etraee BON $40 oarauf besahlt woroen
lei. Ser anseblibe 3aufrnann BON Dfilforo bate
Mnslufli6er Weiie nihts @eringeres als cine Sl00
9tote bic Der sSradtagent nid)t tpehien fonnte Sn
bieer Gsrlesen6eit panbte iid Der &aufmann an ben
8rinen, Der benn aud o6ne 4rg Die $40 opritredte
@auner No. entfernte ld) nit Dem @elbe unb @au=
ner 9fo. gins I'm Die bunoert Dollar 9fDte Su pef=
ieln pdbreno h Der @rine auf cine Site iebte, un
Die Hidfebr ieines neuen Jreunoes ab5umarten.
gber er fam natiirlid nibt uno Der Srine, Dem Die
8ei6itte .suebt bod etpas nerodftig porfam,
tbeilte Der YoiSe ben 0orfaq nit, Die es ibm als-
bao tlar madte, oab er BON Swe Acknowledgement
aerupft moroen ie guf GeiIen Ioll man nit neuen
getanntl4aften ooppelt poriidtis iein.
Gin 8ierpe perti1aunasperein bat iid IN
9afapette, Snbana, auf Der folgenoen glaiform se=
biloet. Die pieleidt auf bier in Columbus BEL Wtan-
dem Mnflang finoen mD6te:
80 iebt Die grauer unb Wirtbe iid 10 iebr I'm
ibre Gee bemiben, 10 mag es au6 an Der 3eit iein,
nns os bierDertilsenoes Yublifum Su b0ren uno uns
lere Joroerungen in 8etraGbt su 5eben; oenn tpenn
mir fetn Bier pertsen piroen. brau6ten Die grite=
rem feines su brauen unb Die 8irtbe feines 5u perT
faufsn; llnlere gsalilIe linb oebbalb eben 10 se-
redt als billi9. 98ir bedleBen baber:
l. Bios bieenisen gSirtbe su unteritiiben, tpel4e
einen gren StoH balten nno elm sroBes @las aeber.
2. Sas @las ioa tpeni9Itens Gin babies Quart
halten,. eber nebr ne weniser; alle teinen glider
lino iofprt absuidoffen.
D. Ods Salgs SDllefH DER gStrtge, OeH @)dl1eH ges
senlber, it, als Der jebisen 3eit ni6t angemeilen
ab5uidaffen.
4. 8erlaneen mir su jeoem @las Bier etnen ans
ftdnoisen 2und, beitebeno in Auiierniuppe, Saien-
pfeffer &c.
5. gBir poIlen feinen unperIddmten Selopebel
(Steam) auf oem 8ier.
6. Bei 5tpei @las eine 6apanna= gtgarre fret.
Z. Mufredterbaltuns bes @reoits Gpitems.
s. lille nit bieien 8eidliiien nibt enperitanbenen
gBtrtbe 1plen publi3irt iperoen.
SIM Muftrase oes 8ier=8ertlsu .gereins."
90 8erbredber trafen Dor einigen Saeen i'm
bieiigen Staaisjudtbauie elm; rdmlid II BON Gin
cinnati, 10 BON Glepelanb, BON Marion, BON
&pB, ! BON 8ronn uno BON Srumbull gnuntD. gs
befinsen ii6 jebt 1903 @efansene in Der Initalt.
Sterbeluitis. IS Ser @efonsene Barnes ober
Morfe, Der iid lebte Wobe i'm 9tabtsefdngniB ben
Sals ab5ui6neioen periud)te, mafte am Oonneritag
Morgen I'M ct Srancis Sospital, mo er iia unter
Der 8ebanoIung Der Nerate beiinoet, einen Speten
oesperaten Selbitmorbperiud. lin iid) aus bieIer
bDIen Belt 81 ifaffen, iprans er burd elm 5eniter
bes ortten Stodsperfs, tpurbe aber nod re6t5eitis
BON ben Wdrtern bel ben 8einen erfaBt uno in bas
3immer suridseSoeen. Sdeiben uno Seniterfreu3
lino sertriimmert Der bebarrlihe SelbIn1oroer bat
inoeB teinen beoeutenben Sdaoen erltten uno miro
obne 3weiiel Die nddbite @ele9enbet ergrefen, Inn
einen oritten 8eriud usur Sprensuns Der gforten
Der gtpi9teit" Sl MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
6umDriiftf6eS.

vWollen mir bic ilberne SodSeit feierp 2" fragie
Sabre nit chamber perebelidt maren. Ser Mann
aber rneinte un0 lagte: mir nollen lieber nod
Sabre parten, uno oann feiern mir ben 3Oidbrisen
Griea"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
11nfer SI6ertif6.

Sie SIluitrirte SO It. - 0on bieier beleb-
ten 3eitihrft liegt uns bas Ste Seft bes laufenoen
sSabreonses nor. Sie Slluitrationen su Heinede
Man betelle bel Yl. 6. S1eobalo in @incinnati
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12

Sie Stintmfditen linb in ben @arbs bon 1tbr
Ta6mittags big l16r Ibenos, uno in Den Sopn-
ibips BON bis llbr Nadmttaes pffen.
Soi. Salfenba6, Borfiber.
Sobn M. Yugb, Secr. bObnup
Oempfratiibes Gtabt nnb xpwnfbip
Sidet. G
(Wabl I'm Montag, ben 6. IpriU
sopnfbip sruitees. = Sames goonep,
Y6ilipp S66oinser,
Got 8. Smith.
gonfa Bier. - 1srieori6 8aoer,
B. s. Sorn,
Gbrin. 8artlina.
Spwnf1ip glert. = @eorg Bed,
Sdabm ter. : Seinri9 Weiier.
MlIei5pr.- e. Sompfns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12
9GdJff intercfante Neuigfcit.

8. g. G9roll madt hermit alien gaarflBi.
gen, StiefelbeoIrftisen uno Sdubloien Die iberra=
idenbe Nn5etge, baB er leinen eroBen 9orrath bon
Stiefeln unb Sd)uben I'M iebr berabseiebte Breiie
eil bietet, namentlid idntmtl1en aten Stof beoeu-
enb unter benz &onenpreile perfauft; ebenfans lie
o at nnS e sumo nun az auassaS uno t pebm BIZ
@elegenbeit ipabr, bena uenn man sutes Sub5eug 10
billig faufen tann, brau6t man pabrid nt9t ldneer
barfuB su geben
Sio=p pobitrabe, SO. 263, Columbus, ..
Seb. 1. 3nlt tp u bp
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g rtefItHe 81 .. 0.

ASeter DieIbenn,
Grocer unb S dnbIer
NIT
Nebl, 2ebensmitteln, Stein-, &ol8- unb Weioen.
Waaren, 9ampen, reinen @enen uno Qiqu5ren,
,ud gisarren. gpnbiturpaarsn Ob Gpielladen gaues.
aprben, anbermdsen etc., etc.,
Maiuitrabe, weitli9 bonn Mmeriean !GoteI,
Dfafiilpn, Sbip.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-12

General gssnt fur Obip. Rr. Opernsaa..
H. Ndr;, '63. 3m 10.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
MESIf.

The second rehearsal fol the last Phhar-
mOnie Concert OF the will take place this after
noon. Our readers will have noticed that the pro
gramme has been somewhat modified Instead OF Ilszt's
Herode FebrS the second orchestral selection Will be
Mendelssohns fascinating music for the Midsummer
Nj ghts Dream"
We are glad to observe that the Directors of
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music have rendered use OF
their house for complimentary benefit 70 Max Marezok
the 1lth instant. The performances will include the
whole Of " Ernan" and selections from several other
operas, and as Mr. Marezek has hosts Of well wshcis
We have little doubt that the testimonial will prove
handsome one. There are few men IN The profession who
better deserve u
Mr.. Frederic BeTgner, one of the hest vio.
ioncess In the country his annual concert last
night at Irving Hall before fair audience but mol 20
large one as be deserved. Several popular artists
sisted him. Messrs Thomas, MOseDtha aud Matzka ss.
sisted him in two string quartes, one by Mendelssohn
lopus 12j, and the other Beethovens familiar opus Is
flss Maria Branerd sang very pleasantly schnmsnns
happy Wanderers Song" Franzt " Dedcat0n,' neat
title ballad by way Of encore, and Tito Matters grace
fol and effective seTenade, Non rer" Mr Mills played
fantasia Of szts on LuoTetia BOrga, noisy COM
position, but admirably performed, and his own Reco-
iectiOns Of Home" which embraced Home, Sweet
Home" and other popular sirs and Mr. Ietseh gave
eugels Tho Tear" on the trombone The best part of
ths entertainment, however by Mr. Bergner himself
who played Russian fantasia OF Pattis and Iento and
oegeho G0atO OF Rombergs with the delicaey Of touch
the ncety OF execution aud the breadth OF expression
which have given BIN 10 high rank among Our resident
musicians
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
A cry CURIOSITY.

a stranger from the country might be greatly
edited as to the manner in which our worthy
Supervisors spend the public money, under
pretense of furnishing the public buildings, by
visit to the basement vestlbule Coward
Centre ST. of the New County Courthouse.
In this yestibule are to be seen huge tables,
desks, book eases, without number, OF the best
black walnut, carved with most elaborate iinish
and smeared with gilt, covered with thick
layers Of dust aud dirt, and dumped together
with as little consideration as a Democratic
voter from the South of Ireland would show
to heap of ashes. This costly furniture, be 1t
remembered, is not the relic of long use and
worn service, but is the beginning OF the
avalanche of new furniture which Tweed,
Ingersoll, Watson & Co. intend hurting upon
our taxpayers. We start this matter thus
early in order that some brake may bo put
| upon the contemplated action of the Board OF
Supervisors in relation to filing the New County
Court House with gilded, carved, black walnut
furniture for, unless this is done, our furniture
bills will soon amount TO over Sl,0OooW an
nualy.
| We would advise our taxpayers to make a
visit to this furniture exhibition in order that
lncy may see hOW tHcll Honcy IL Sto'on' 81 :"
would not be too much to ask of Mr.. Tweed
who is almost ubiquitous (since he is Supervisor
at $1,000 year. Deputy Street Commissioner at
| $500 a year, and State Senator with finger
in every pie, and with an ambitious reach that
often threatens to burst him) will he not render
the country one hours service week, i'll beng
in attendance and explaining the cost OF tins
furniture and how the matter is arranged?
If it be not too much to expect OF Supervisor
to do something for his money, we shall expect
this favor at Mr.. Tweed's hands.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
OBITUARY.


CHARLES J. ANDERSON, TIE TRAVELLER
Intelligence has lately been received in En~
gland OF the death OF Mr. Charles j. Anderson the south
African explorer. Mr. Anderson the author OF Lake
Ngam or Discoveries in Southwest Africa and alse OF
THE 0kayang0 River. a Narrative OF Travel sonio
Damara Land and became a cattle breeder an exien
sye scale but in IN engagement with the Namaquas !"
very large herd OF cattle which had been stolen
he received gunshot wound which spinered the tggh
bone and rendered him cripple for fo Notwithstanding
this fact this most energetic traveller afer staying sono
time at Cape Town for surgical aid etured w tho sons
try and aided by some eminent biologists IN EnglNnn'
West Africa" Mr. Anderson died in the wds oi Oh'iosA'
Oyanba Land bordering on the Portuguese poses
sonS The particulars OF his death nave not pceo SC
ceiNed.
The Hon. AlOnzo c. Paige of Schenectady
died ON Tuesday Mr.. Paige was born July 81. i7g' Ia
soaghicoke IN this State His father clergyman.
the Rev Dr. winslow Paige. He graduated at WliaDs
College studied law In Schenectady being admitted 20
the bar 1872 and pursued the practice Oh MS
In that city In 1929 he appointed Reporter % ths
Court of Chancery, and remained until isi6 pubushns
In the meanwhile IL volumes Of Chaneery reports is
ls9s no was elected the Legislature, and served Ia"
four successive years In 1885, he was elected SENATOR
and served with distinction In tho State Senate -four
and was subsequently reSected He was elected Juse
OF the supreme Court In June lS and drew Tor tue ,esu
the term OF two years to l The vacancy oceasonea
the resignation OF Justice Cady. IA June, is1I' no
elected the Constitutional Convention, WHEN was @
last public position no aled Jusge Paige stood weu -
lawyer iusist 9ucbe- OF years ago was psou
nent politician spcps the D<nocGse, OF tue oi' 'c"V0'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

We have assurances from Washington that
Gen. Grant finds it not inconsistent with his
duty as a soldier to announce it as his opinion
that the only hope for the peace of the coun-
try is the success of the pending impeachment
trial lie feels that national security demands
the removal Of the President. If the trial
should fail, the people can only expect more
assumptions Of power and a more determined
resistance to law. When the General of our
Armies entertains this conviction there is no
room for doubt as to the duty Of the Senate.
The loyal nation demands the Presidents re-
naval
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

where read Of an Eastern king, who, dying

where read OF an Eastern king, who. dying
upon the eve Of a great battle, was shrouded
in complete steel, placed all stark and stif IN
his war-cbariot, and so driven at the head OF
his enthusiastic soldiers to posthumOus vic
tory. We do not deny that the Democratic
party have great names to conjure with. many
potent skeletons, and many defunct heroes !;
and, saving the embarrassment which might
ensue should they, by chance, succeed in
electing some resident of the shades, we are
sure that our suggestion is at once wise,
humane, and practical.
Whatever may be thought OF our proposal, we
must protest against exciting an unreasonable
ambition in the bosom of modest and worthy
man like Admiral Farragut 1t may be thought
that so sensible and so ancient mariner VIII
hardly be upset by compliment SO utterly
empty but we have seen very good men in our
day made most unhappily restless for the re-
mainder of their lives by The njudicious use OF
their names, ly nominations which meant
nothing, and were intended to mean nothing,
by the prattle of politicians, and by paragraphs
in the newspapers. That the Democratic party
is in some need Of a candidate, we are quite
willing to admit but that is no reason why an
honest Admiral should not be permitted, after
hard service, to enjoy the blessings Of peace,
without being hailed before National Conven-
ton, or made the subject of laudatory commu-
nications in a newspaper which received the
intelligence of his victories with the most pro-
found grief. The excellent sea- warrior proba-
bly, does not thus far care a single rope yarn
for the Presidency; but should the fires of am
biton be kindled in his breast, he will do well
to remember what happened to the dog who
was careless i'm the selection of his associates.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

Friends in Connecticut. see how nobly
Rhode Island has come up to the work and
seconded glorious NcwHampslirc. Little
Rhody, where there really was no need OF Re
publican effort, gives us a vote of 10,O3S against
1872 last year-an increase of 2,G66, or neatly
80 per cent, securing also a handsome increase
in majority. Push oil the column there is
victory all around you. Iou can give Jewell
1000 majority next Monday, if you only woil'
faithfully without ccasing. Let Connecticut be
no longer the one black spot on the fair fame
of New England. She may, she must, he re-
deemed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

The new CrotOn main at High Bridge, now
complete and operating, is feet 81 inches III
diameter. and will deliver G0090,0OO gallons per
day, or double tho capacity OF the two OLD
ones. which were 3 feet in diameter. The
three combined insure free access to the city
at this point for all the water that can ut
present be consumed or furnished To insure
a more constant supply during long Summer
droutS, storage reservoir Is being con
structed at Boyds Corners in tue town OF
Kent, Putnam County, twenty -four miles above
Croton Dam, and seventy-One from the City
Hall. Its site is 600 feet above high tide level,
or 49, feet above the top-wateg level OF the
Central Park receiving reservoirs. Ii VIII re-
duirc a dam - feet high, and will flood 800
acres. What may be its certainty or quantity
of water-supply, we are not informed
"IIigh-Service Reservoir" is also in course Of
construction at Carmansville, designed 10 sup
ply. during repairs aud accidents that portion
of the northern district of the city which lies
above the level OF 6uf present aqueduct and and
reservoirs. IT viii have Scapac:;;;gs 6 tO'o4OOo
gallons and will be connected with tower
10 feet high, and pumping-cnsineS, adequate
together to force the water up To n point @94
feet above high tide the highest point on the
island being only 20; feet above high tide.
These works are of great Importance in per-
fccting our system of water supply.