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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL Ar PRIVATE SALE
i my property on Maple street, west of Exchange
Hotel, consisting of one Brick House. containing
houses good repair. The lot is 80 feet front by
go feet Deep If not sold by the 14th of March will
be sold al auction at O'Clock r. NJ. on said day.
mch3- -deodtd [.l PATRICK LANON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
FOR SALE.

"OUSE AND LOT NO I59 EAST
IL. State street. House with 10 rooms; a very
good location. Enquire at Freight Office Of l.. NJ.
4 Z. & X X. R. to W. II. h. Shinn, or the UNDER
II febis-dtf JOHN W. DoHERTY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10

A GENTS wANTED-NOW READY FOR
A Canvassers-ssThc History of the
Character, Conduct and Results" by Hon. AL
EXANDER II. STEPHENS. Send for Circulars
with terms and full description of the work. Ad-
dress. NATlONAL PUBLlSHlNGC CO.,
feb20- d&w3m Cincinnati, Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
FANCY DYEING!

THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RE
L spectfully informs the public of Columbus
and vi Unity that he has completed his fixtures
and apparatus at No. 10 East Rich street. two door
East Of the Eagle Drug Store. and is fully prepar
ed to Dye any stuff or goods in the incest and
Damask. heavy Window Curts ins. Ladies' Dresses''
Ribbons, Woolen Shawls. Gentiemen's Clothes.
Goats and Pantaloons. and any other goods. Also,
renovated. = ~
Having been employed for four and half years
en- Factory of this city Itru t to be fully able and
competent to sati>fy all reasonable demands m
patrons and customers may make upon me, and.
therefore, would most resp ctfully ask the public
for a goodly share Of their patronage.
My prices are low as possible. and all orders will
find prompt and speedy attendance
= JACOB MICHAEL.
No. 10 East Rich street, Second door East of the
Eagle Drug store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

rDHE PARTNERSHlP HERETO
2 Il fore existing between j. NJ. 4 v. Koerner and
Samuel Streng, known as koerner & Streng doing
a Grocery busine- on the corner OF Third and Long
Streets in this city. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual COM ent. Samuel Strens retiring from firm,
and will be carried on hereafter BY j. NJ. 4 v.
koerner who will pay the debts of the old firm and
collect the outstanding claims. -ls1f 1lT r.
Columbus. March 5, 1868. -.i.-.,fst III
w j. M. KOERNER,
V. KOERNER, -lne
mch7-d2t s. SrkENG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C,

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 3 Peck slip. Buffers iniat
hbe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator TO- Buffers new
work, 81 Extra stock Dogs. Ferets for sale
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA ssie.-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, al b. DOvEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
THE TURF.

Att FASHION CoURsE-rHE TRoTTING STALLION
IA George Wilkes viii stand at the Stables Of Alex passe.
for limited number of TIL 7th September next
'~'-' CIV 'A' ''~s'A A0''' WIN. L. SIMMONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
DANCING ACADEMIES.

BALLET nEsrRR punAR,s DANCING ACADEMY, n
ID West Fourth street. near Broadway. -Lessons every
day. sil fssh0psbs dances asAAs pefssas " ~ fizaQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

nrARBLE MANrELs, MONUMENTS, HEADsroNEs
mi in great varieties n reduced prces, ~ T. KLABERs
manufscebry, 81 First avenue, Third asesA nantes
pui w In NJ country. O. prtca LA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

NEW YORK, SUNDl
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A first cias. business Address C. H. Herald odcs
A FINE SHOE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS HAv
sOsd for ass nor sale
A PARTNER wANTED-IN FIRST CLASS MACH.
mist Business already doing good business and nne
chins Partner Herald odce. for three days. N B-Aiso
the manufacturer Of a patent article
A sole LEATHER rANNERY ON RAILRoAD-Is
nearly S new 1as in good
RApGEs, BADGES; - u..... ,.. now com.
menced, and beyond all question
ss Ssa Pan
dalton Badge, just out OF Seymour and bair'
This is rare chance for those seeking employment
CAPITAL PROCURED FOR SOLVENT AND REspoN-
~ sibe Incorporated companies, merchants ana
E. TIFFANY CO, Tlpsn q Il gents Is Wall street.
VIM. H. Kipp President Baltic Insurance Company, Ios
goedxa banker is wal aw street Pe aSss:
Commonwealth Insurance Company ISL Broadway, N 7.
oboe STORE FOR sALE-wITH DWELLING At
ps sGSs App AZ IS Hudson
/ cal and arscal comblnea;;o Business monopoly light
PAYING lof o sale o cheap
WANTED, A PARTNER WHO SPEAKS FRENCH
risk Inquire At II East street, second floor.
yVANrED-A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
pr a. svs n!
nd
oaics n si B"None principals apply.
@sOO WANTED, A GOOD BUSINESS YOUNG MAN
$CUV who will loan the above amount on good security
Address J. H. M, Herald office.
$4,000 w..
esng the above amount yin be ;eSarsa N making s large
Els Gr.nd iI street. - 'A A"0 ' '''A
N$A 5OO -MANUFAcryRINd BUSINESS FOR
@it.COO. sale; more than amount in stock on hand
ave years Of factory and dwelling Apply at Ill
$4,000 G ss,s 81 ses Ss Ri. amount s
IN paying and safe Manufacturing business, which
sns oe ere nna object % e
Most satisfactory proofs will be Address b. box 1870
Herald office.
DRY GOODS.
T BOTH OUR STORES
Stranger visiting the city can snd the :" Largest and
Hosiery, Under Garments Housekeeping Goods, Ribbons
Fifty per under Broadway prices
DONALDSON MEAREs,
800 sixth avenue, corner Of Nineteenth nth street.
and ls5 Eighth avenue, between 18th and 10th streets
ADyASGE IN MusLISs
dOus rush for them at both ., our Buy asn at
and selling them at the old rates.
Muslin. sn ros w na1s Sy ' nsd dS s
$4,000 yards splendid sheeng and shtnS for 1r o
Our Merimac Prints remain is:
by buying our Musiins at FOSTER BRoTHERs"
lots auction Dress ss Goods ApacAs Paraa0
Csd; eas,oRers ten per cent extra
AT osULLIvAN & GREIG's
al Broadway, corner of Ninth street,
Silk and Cloth Cloaks,
Ladies' Walking Suits
Black and white Llama Lace shswls, Circles Sacks. &C.
on or
BLACK Silk Basque. s ST sna s worth double
SSasy SIsa SSss: 4 VI, worth as. "' ~
Best French Cambria Robe. at $3.50.
Striped Barge shawls at 81
sssf tss: ass: ss s s worth $780,
pss1
low prices
s Fancy
Goods.
CARPETS AND FURNITURE. o. FARRELL IS
Offering $50 pieces Of Ens,h B,u,ss ,s. csrps =.
srse: assortment Of Paror Dining and Bedroom Furniture
s 4sP 90 s4 a:
nREss CUTTING AND MAKING UP BAsoUEs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
E,oR SAVANNAH, "a.
II FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.


During the dull until further notice. the iepsr
for Savannah will be every wednesday and SATURDAY. a.
follows
GENERAL BARNES, Captain Morton, "Wednesday Aus,s,
II, from pier % North river al p. N.
CLEOPATRA Captain Phillips, Saturday August I5 from
yer Is East river, at3P. ".
RAPlDAN, Captain Cheesemsn Wednesday, August 10
from pier ~ North river, at J.. N.
SAN JACfkTO Captain Atkins Saturday August ~ from
pier No. ) North river, a3 r. NJ
Through given and through bills Of adns Al 4,
connection with the Central Railroad OF Deorafa Tro,sh
tickets to all points by Central Railroad Of 8eorsa Asnc
and 0ulf Railroad and FLORIDA steamers.
MURRAY, FERRIS co, 81 and 50 South strset
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co, 20 Liberty street
WV. r. GARRISON, No. Bowling t,resn
FOR SAVANNAH, GA. BLACK STAR rNpEPgNnrNr
II Line. Opposition TO Monopoly. Frs.sh, Al nv.
rates The fret class steamship THAMES viii
or'n rver on saturday Augut5 and MARMfON on sstur
uy august H@' Tor freight or passage apply to
VCIhvus COHEN CO., Agents, Savannah
oooos lor 'ne interior promptly Forwarded.
E'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il. The Cromwell Line
seamshlps OF this line wiz leave mar No q So,,s 49,, .
SS eocs =. NJ ~ follows '''' '' 'o''' '''sr"'
Hodge, Saturday A,,su., "a
rrsish tai:n ~, a. sson Saturday August n
through rates. '"' sno "sVssson ~
S~'sssass or i,eieht apply 70 The agentA
u thoAwELL CO.. = Wen sroet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

TO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
pbur re amt and S yI r.s 2 The Sui
ION Company ssne s1cpTsoa tickets to the above
The ship. Of this company expressly fitted for
and are for Richmond
81 North river, foot Of Besch street
the points s' Of nesst on the James
me Invariably passing the upper James oy daylight,
is7 Greenwich street Of Dey street New York.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND
s%sp n fFs s shsnss & y e %
IS East river on Monday and THURSDAY al o'eIocs
Passage to Portland including stateroom, IS; cabin
These stesmshis connect at Portland with the Grand Trunk
and the West; also with the international steamship Com
& faa s'S leaving
daily. Bills Of lading signed at office pier.
For freight or pA''I' pRkEs AGENT peras East river
GREAT REDUCTION - n s5 5AEH
Via Norwich and Worcester Line
from pier 80 North river foot OF vestry street 81 So
Monday wednesday and Friday; uTY OF BOSTON Tues
CONNECTING New London with Express Trains arriving
in boston at A. NJ. ~ o,,.u linn.
Beyhs free Meals on the European pan CRY OF NEW
snd city OF soo
an Of new daily
eegted;; -, =. ,.,,rn,,,on ,n.n,..o,
F. S. MARTIN, Agent, New York.
NEw YORK, May 81, 1863
nLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANy.-,EoR NOR
~ folk, City Point and Richmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL HATTERAs, Abe
MARIE SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One of The above
ships will despatched for Norfolk, CITY Point
and tRichmond, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at
North river, foot OF Beach street, connect
ing seaboard Inland Ain Line, Virginia am Ten
Air Line Southsde and Petersburg Railroads. and
DanvIe and Virginia Central Railroads. tax
ing freight and granting through bills Of adng to a points
to of sailing For freight passage having ele
CANT stateroom accommodation, apply to
N l.. McCREADy, President,
ISL Greenwich, corner Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

nrlRBLEIZED SLATE MANTELs HALF THE PRICE
M of marble Send for circular.
"A +. X. STEWART, COS Sixth avenue,
between Thirty-hfth and Thirty sfth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

TyucKoo CLocKs-oUR PATENT AND MAHUrAC.
~ better and shsaPsr h:n any imported wholesale
avenue rouesnls street. md as RisAsh svsaus,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
Personal.

sToR MINING COMPANY OF NEW YORK AND
"A iuano Inc asslgnees person holding stock or
interest in said company win please address Henry Black
York, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

The NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
Pu. Eighth sss sps Sss~'s sr0sswV sad TouD Nssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

srur sEKyIcEs OF A GOOD LECTURER WANTED
soupd on The Grant and Collar election. Address ]. A.
u, Herald onca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

rEARBLE MANTELs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE
city 10 purchase Marble Nantes Of the latest designs
=, x,rv lov prices 10 at A. KLABERs Marble works, l35
Eas ishsenih street, near ThKd avenue New YORK. Cut
this ,ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

VNORTH KNOwING-THAT THE MAGICAL REMEDY
for the OF all DiarrhGa and Cholera horbus COM
plants 10 s doing Its great work with the thousands Stage
railroad propreors that men have it, Go TO
the Broadway and Twentythrd street line OF stages and
learn the wonderful results produced there and then
yon do not want .'SHERMANS GREAT HERB BEVER-
AGE" "Greatm name for H. failure to cure wa:
We defy the world to produce Its equal Sold
By A HUDNUT CO., Herald Pharmacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

AT sTAvELEY's, s70 BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHT
"A zenith streetA fine assortment OF Toys and Fancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

LNIRsT STEAMER FOR GALVESTON TEXAS
The fayorite steamship PERT, Captain =. Delaney,
is now receiving reigh, At pier No North river and will
positively leave 70, Galveston direct on Wednesday August
apply 10 sPOFFORD, TILESrON CO., ~ Broadway.
The favorte steamship TyBEE VIII follow the Perit
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAyASA.v
", from per No North river.
EAGLE Captain N. r. Greene via Nassau. August y
COLunBIA, Captain b. Van Slice. august ~
MISSOURI Captain q. ". Palmer. August
dE3 B. HARRISON, Pr.sid.u.
No. Bowling 0reen
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TExAs.-FREfgHT
taken low BY any other line The Al steamer GEN.
sEDoWICk, Captain -, will leave pier ~ East river,
with despatch No charge made for IN Galveston
goods forwarded to the Interior BY railroad For freight
pAssage having superior accommodations, apply 70 O. III
hALLOkY CO., l8 Maiden lane.
----------------------- -----------------------
SoUTHERN LINE OF NEW ORLEANS sIEAMERs.
- The Al steamer LoD0NA, Captain y: r. Hovey, will
leave pier 30 East river Saturday, August ID, ats
Freight received through rates for St. Louis Mobile
Galveston.
Apply 10 c. IT, MALLORY A Co.
1913 Maiden lane.
The steamer VICTOR will follow on Saturday, Angus, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
FINANCIAL.
A-LOANs OBTAINED ON
IA. Life Insurance Policies.
SAM'L BORROWE, n Broadway.

A sSEssMENT.-THE BELCHER SILVER MINING COM
n pany has levied OF $25 In gold share
delinquent August H. delinquent sale September IA next We
prepared transmit amounts due by Eastern stockholders
LEES WALLER, Agents for the Bank OF California,
Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

officers and members of this society hereby notified to
meet in fun regaa their hail. S6l Broome street, this
Sunday afternoon at 1917 O'clock to attend the funeral Of
late brothers, William Reyes dM chael FanneHy BY
order of PETER II. KEELAN, Marshal.
JOHN CALLAHAN, President
DR.. EDwD. n. CALLAN, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-12-17
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

There has been but moderate movement In domestic cot
ton fabrics during the past week. Notwithstanding the mani
fest readiness Of sellers conform 20 the views Of pur-
chac The depression in cotton during the greater part OF
the time has induced the hope Of considerably lower prices
for certain abcs and buyers 70 be holding of until
the arrival Of that auspcous moment which seems fur
ther OF than did week ago, the market being In healthy
state The accumulation Of goods from the manufacturing
dscts has not been heavy and the stock hand would
TO warrant the expectation which appears TO exist
In quarters that certain fabrics will be forced on the
market Good styles prints and similar goods held with
brmnes while goods not 50 desirable are sold
with view of closing consgnments preparatory
taking account OF stock and getting ready to
of lower prices directly attributable to this cause hence
Is but fair that buyers make better terms be-
tween and the s OF January than they Will be able to
subsequent that period Pending the holidays there
fore, prices viii be nominal
The in real holiday trim and offering
their most attractive goods In the most attractive manner
Some OF the principal retail stores fairly but
full prices eveywere the order OF the day about these
times In imported goods the display h particularly brilliant
The profits from the sale Of OF the choice fabrics are
very large.
desirable styles all through
the week. and good goods have brought full prices Prime
cassmerc doeskns &C., as well as hne beavers, have met
with ready sale nj fun prices.
The dry goods trade, taken WHOLE seldom
perhaps In better or more healthy condition than at pre-
sent and from all learn there will be fewer enforced
changes at the close of this than corresponding
period for some time.
the close prices somewhat Irregular owing to the
closing out of consignmens and quotations there
fore be regarded as somewhat nominal
The Providence printing cloth market last week was very
ahead Sales GOO pieces at 7c for So by 90 and c
&C. for 81 by g. closing firm at the latter price, with some
active tho sales reaching 100000 pieces, mostly TO be
made within the next two months, at &c. &c., closing at the
The New York herald., 1868-12-17

r. .sd e S0.coa s.'psd q y q S God = =
y on; eng: d. ss sa I.s "a: snsSsns:S,'
bS We y as ss s.s ls z oSs snd. were duh
but UNCHANGED In value. sox
& * a. % .ls ss rs
quiet u. sslss being retail but prices wsrs
~ tir me-. e Sr
S city Do So and PES y @ 70, prime meas Also fS uidrs rs
!. ..9. ..s Il Ss s e M is
mess and do Terce beef though quiet wss
s.s sf%s nsm. aaa "a
o .: s $ III s.sdn hs ss
was fair and prices continued 70 rule nrm There were ses
Jsnasy delivery The market for lard va. sosr.Sy active,
$500 tierce. isS isc % prime and hs
s rendered including $500 tiercss for December January
s ISIS bsl. refined and aoss d.
q the .ss holder. si .es.Iosns
s s so @ which n was prne S
sns Il q. n 70 as e. &
were :sss :! Ses On i. and Dc
Of h: month = ss ossc and % do on the spot *. on
.rsss wss % .siv: ana ss' higher eosss
5 % csos D; 4. on % r.: &
sTs and ,seT se option DO on the spot 5 on terms
~ SO 80 s.I% ii
next year a sSc, buyers option.
quoted !. 7,}c. SIC. according 70 quality. -.
dy ps dn s but at % y II
sUsAHThs msske. for raw continued rule nrm, but
SuosS III. wss. sasa 500 = cc
n DEMAND and % 1s
hard c ic for soft white lsc l4c Tor yellow and
i moderate demand and price. steady
Ss Ss m.srs was
few small sales we're made at 81 u 81 os, duty paid
The New York herald., 1868-12-17
Real Estate Notes.


A correspondent to one OF tho Washington papers,
referring TO the proposed one cent land tax, says:
"The idea may be good, but the plan needs 10 be
dgested. Il must be first II 1t is constitutional
or can be made So Then 1t VIII have to be amended
to tax value. not quantity. One acre hear city h
worth ST. 600 paying one cent; an acre near noun
TAIN away from railroads. is worth one dollar, pay
ing the same tax. building lot in New York city
Is worth ten dollars foot, paying one cent foot
tax; building lot In country town, 100 ny loo
feet or 1000 feet would pay $50. its full value
Next, there are millions oi widows, orphans ana
people In reduced circumstances. who own
their horaesteads able TO pay no more tax
These would be turned adrlft to their families
or the amshouse. Next--Lond now has to pay
state, county and city taxes; add fourth tax, and
the rich become richer and the poor poorer from
natural sequence. Either the land becomes owned
by the few, who charge enormous rent tue rlch sell
their property and buy stocks and pay nothing. lf
you put q land tax II should be collected by the
states, who should have the right 10 make excep-
OF the people az the States would have a better
chance. The extent of this exceptional legislation,
however, should be nxed by CONGRESS. And then
this land tax N n Is exercised, should he ex-
ercised for ave years. In order that after the pubic
dent paid the debts rata OF the states, coun-
The actual value OF ali the lands in the town Of
Pomfret, Chautauqua county, n. T., ~ about
t35o0,oOo. The assessors valuation " tl2i4, 40.
The oil wells IN Barren county. ky are said 70 DC
Yielding well.
a western paper has learned that magnificent
hotel Is to be erected on 100000 block on Broad
way. New YORK.
Grant and Sherman are buying city lots In Wash.
ington
the deeds nled in the Recorders once at Pitts.
burg on December n, show that $4,000 worth OF
property changed hands.
Pittsturg property IL looking up. Ore OF the pa
pers Of tnat region says:--"kccently farm several
miles beyond the city limits was sold for 100 that
cost originally 900. n the price OF real estate ad
vances so rapidly outside OF our city limits how will
we calculate the ratio In the centre p
Tho celebrated Morris estate, located on the sev.
suth avenue boulevard and short distance beyoad
The New York herald., 1868-12-17
TRAppERs LOST ON TIVE PRAIRIE.
Suffering Near storm Lakc-Ope Man
Frozen to Death.

from the Fort Dodge Northwest, Nov. 2o.I
Three trappcrs from Illinois passed through hero
n s6"a. mont. ago on saels way west a 70 begin the
were trapping In Buena Vista county and surround
ing country. On Monday, the 10th. Two OF them
10 storm. lake. Our readers win ali remember the
severe snow storm that came on Sd suddenly during
tha, day. the wind blew dry,n terrific gale from NTH the
ing fury making fearful day for the traveller
the great unsettled prairies. The two trappers
and when night came no friendly shelter was In
sight. The storm had continued " increase.
Tns night was DARK the ,;or, ar n,ied ,, with the
IL was cheerless prospect before them, to continue
on cropping their way through the long hours OF
night lost and without hope or finding friendly
shelter, or lying down in the snow ut the risk OF
freezing to walt for morning. After wandering
around for time they concluded 10 stop and dlg .
hole In q large snow drift, which would AFFORD par
tia shelter from the fury OF the storm until morning.
When daylight appeared they crawicd out and
found themselves badly frozen. One OF them, Charles
Butler. insisted upon going on toward the lake,
while the other az strongly insisted upon trying TO
nnd the nearest house: I1sy finally sepaIa,ca =, an
lake, while the other wandered around until
he found a house. Before reaching u he became
nearly derangcd from h,s sunerngs Having
pulled or his boots to rub his feet he was unable to
get them ON again and was compelled 10 walk Seve-
raj miles barefoot In te snow, ,s mhen ne reaonea
tile stubbe OF the harsh prairie grass beoding and
useless.
ana made sucl demonstrations that some or the ctl
2ena, who knew him, seeing hun so lank and appa-
rently nearly starved became alarmed Tor the safety
ol his master. Early The next morning party OF
men started out. and. following the dog who ran on
before them, for about twelve mies toward Storm
lake. they at last came upon the body OF the unfor
tunate tranper Iying stark and rigid In rbe snow.
The dog had evidently stayed with lis master from
Tuesday night until Friday, when, almost iamished
with hunger ne sought the settlements. We learn
that Butler leaves vile Ia Illinois 10 mourn hIs sad
fate.
The New York herald., 1868-12-17

HEAVY RoBBERy or $4,000 ~ GoLD.--0nc Of
the largest fobberes recorded In the annals OF the
state occurred on the sh Instant, near Union Point
on the Georgia railroad. About dusk on the evening
OF that ,lny a stranger, name unknown stopped at
the residence OF Mr. Jesse Dalton, few miles from
Union Point Represented himself as being traveller
and asked 10 be allowed to stay there all night. His
request was granted and he and mis- host conversed
together until bed time, when they both retired. ON
awakng The next morning Mr.. Dalton found that
his guest had disappeared In the night, taking OF
with him In bis night box containing $4,000 In
gold which Mr.. Dalton had concealed In the house.
IL Is believed that some person employed on the
premises was an accomplcc or the rubber, ana
pointed out the treasure to him. No clue has yet
been obtained to the guilty party. though vigorous
efforts are being made for his capture.--Aug"std
fa0.J Chronicle. Dec. IL.