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The New York herald., 1868-04-02

The Coming Meeting Of tho Peace Oommis-
slsnerS-Ths chsysanes Again Depredssing.
y,.s 81. LOUIS, April I, 1885,
RepoftA from Fort Laramie state that the Cheyenne
and Northern Arrapahoe Indians win be fully repre-
sented at the Indian council which Is soon to meet
there. The Sioux not yet n bat are expected to
arrive by the 7th instant by which time the Oommis
sioners will probably reach Laramie.
Passengers by the Santa re coach, which reached
the Wednesday previous band Of Indians robbed
train camped on the Arkansas river, twenty-five
mules. On the next day they robbed another train
OF six mules and all the provisions. The Indians
committing these depredations are said to be Chey-
eunea
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rc-KIection OF General Burnside.

Rc-Klection OF General Burnside.
49, PROVIDENCE r. l., April l, 1868.
The State election occurred to-day. Returns for
Governor have been received from every town in the
State except Block Island. Governor Burnside has
q majority Of 4sOo which the returns from the miss
ing town will slightly increase. This is gain OF
two hundred for the republicans over last year.
The following is the vote compared with that Of last
year,
Burnside trepl. pl.....................73z 9,767
Pearce (dem9 ................... ..317S 5,658
Providence city gives Burnside 2,67s, and Pearce
1,136.
The State Legislature will stand:-Senate-27 re-
publicans democrats; in two districts no choice.
House-62 republicans, democrats; in two districts
no choice.
The Assembly will be largely In favor Of the re-
election Of Senator Sprague.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
OHp.


strife Among Lao0rers u csevessses
CLEvKLASD, April I. 1so>
An extensive strike has taken place among the
working men on the railroad and other shops. The
men from Messrs. McNsry, Cianen Co.'S car
works the Pittsburg shop and other works turned
ont to-day, numbering about one thousand. The
cause of complaint as stated by the strikers " the
increase Of the time Of labor without en- lncrcase Of
pay. All Is quiet and orderly now.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1.-The steamship City OF Lon
don, Captain Brooks OF the lnman line, which left
New York the 2lst ult, arrived at this porS at an
early hour this morning on the way to Liverpool.
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OBITUARY.
AIonzo G. Paige.

Alonzo @. Paige, well known democratic politi-
clan. died In Schenectady on Tuesday, aged seventy
tUo wears. He had been Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals had filed several local and state judicial
positlons, and was member Of the late Coustitu-
toual Convention. ti.s" ... al 4. ,r.sa I'd al. .
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
North Carolina Politics.

The political in North Carolina Is excited
Holden anl Ashe the riva candidates for Governor,
and many OF the other candidates are stumping the
State. 1t Is estimated that two hundred speeches
are delivered daily in the state and the people were
never lhOrOlhiY aroused. -. l.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Sugar Markct-Exchange Observation-Disclosures
Intelligence.
HAVANA, April I, 1885,
The sugar market Is quiet owing to the scarcity Of
tonnage Offers are made at ~ 73i reals per ar
robe for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on London, 10 q 1ox per cent premium
on United States currency; 29K 81 per cent dis
count Potatoes, So so per bbl.
, The steamship Columbia, Captain Van Sice, which
left New York March 26, arrived here to-day having
touched at Nassau. N. p, TO land mails. The steam
chip Bienvlle, Captain Baker which left New Orleans
on the 2sth OF March, arrived here yesterday on her
way to New York.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Alarge livery stable in st. john N. b., was burned
Yesterday morning together with six horses. Tue
loss Ia estimated at about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
CUBA.

Detention Of the Brig Ida C-Alleged C0mpll-
city Of Her Crew in Theft.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
HAVANA, April !, 1S6S
At Cienfuegos the British brig Ida c. after having
taken In all her cargo, was detained by the authori
ties, as some OF her crew were implicated in con-
cealing some stolen jewelry and silks amounting to
$1,50O negro cook and one seaman have been i'm
prisoned and guard placed aboard the brig. She
will probably be forced TO unload.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
Ask for n Waltham Watch.
1T Is THE BEST; 1T Is THE CHEAPEST
4. b. BYNNER Co, 1888 Broadway, N. x
A.

PhaIon,s ssFIor de Mayo" the New Per.
fumc lasting. delicious and ravishiny fragrant
perfume. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

National Lottery OF Madrid, spair.-tcr
OcIal Drawings for March 1858 another part a me
paper TAYL0R CO., B1nkers, 10 Wall at, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Physielan~, Medical Professors and Others
Of the highest Ispectab testify TO the sgperes episfJ
the great Amsrcsn Conssmpve ksmsdyD Dr. :. -
BAfsAN for the LupgS-in all Pcctoral Conpans r"' so
q drug In Herald building
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Everything New In Hats for Ladies', Misses,
boys and nian Prices reduced at1ENINs bis Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
UyIMPEACHABLP.

-
1ndise..,on,he fruitful generator Of disease
mon be eonslerea and sursly
.P: s %pS 9r .srens %
Eersoa. and sick
.gns from Of d, s,c orSsas rs
which attended with nervous rrabi!y Of temper, e.
z 9' s1oscS S s # .
Ss"s The :s and ssns Si up e.
sysem Those occupations mental recognize IN
4. ' Sa the
and the se Sss an r ssah sns %
and children admirably suited as Possesses Tho
ss g sss e
Sis.lss snS curing ~. =
from the well known made under the personal
Of the propre,ors in strict accordance with phar
"sSs%s New York si'e%Se once ss Dsy street.
APcrfcct Hair Observation-Disclosures Coconise
psrts ane gloss and superior TO French pomades and
A.-The Hydraulic Cow Mixer, for si..
sanys p.s naa spSasaa Spporsany
ss IN. ,H sacHsk Gs Acs cosPs s 90"
A.-wnrd's shirts Are said to Fit and Wear
corner q Broadway Union Send for price l
Since 'S" .Ss iorodusson S q woLcorrs PAIN PArEr
fallen on demand
Of 6ve gross per month issep ,a supply ana des
rve1y,bine CIiARIEs n CflifIBSDEN, Wholesale drug
ais 3S sixth avenue, New York.
f,hoicc Seeds. Plants and Trees.-Priced-
descriptive catalogues gratis Freight paid 10 boston and
New York u. N. WATSON, Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass
CrIstadoro,s Hair Dye.-Tbe Best Ever
wheisaaie and reail' also applied " NO.
Asor House.
Rvervshirg New In Hats Cor Ladies', Misses
boys aud Infants Prices reduced atSENlNs bs BROADWAY
National Lottery OF Madrid, spair.-kor
OHlca Drawings March ft6S another paf me
paper. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall at, New YORK.
Physiclaps, Medicsl Professors AND Oshers
Of the highest respectabjsy testify TO The sypeps "a
the greai Conssmpive RsmsdyDr y. LIZ
BAtsAN for the Luugs-n all Pcctoral Conpan r"' sso
q drug store In Herald building
ssivwpssn,s scientiRc Pens, os GCs@ -
ssel Sold by an stationera Principal aspoS IA "AaAA
nrce.
MENT Q7 Nssau street. prepared furnhn Carda Cmos
sr. y, r,bsts Law Crses Posters and evereescrpuon'
Prn,ine Al rates cent iess han can % Oh
tained elsewhere IN the city
rrre Heads Of society are Being Bv cu~ss
.,.ssi, under the influence Of KNOX, the hattie
srrns fashions be nj S2 Brosdw, ,rr.s AZ
lsnn reet present the most recherche Hats an go, A.
lighted the metropolitan beau monde
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

ns. ue.ds Of society are Being BS .r~ss
,,.sd,l, under the Influence of KNOX the hattie wscss
be nj S2 Broadways
lon street. present the most recherche Hats sves A.
isnted tho metropolitan beau monde.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Trs Ms,vopol,,am Job Printing Establish-
MENT 81 Nassau sTee prepared 70 furnish Casda Cros
lara p,n,hets Law Cases. Posters and evereseripuon' a
Pn,ns AZ rates cent lees than can % OBJ
tained elsewhere IN the city
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Perfect Hair Dresstng.- Burnetrs Coconlne'
impas gloss and 10 superior To French pomades and
oils or alcoholic Washes
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

ssimpsen's scientiSc Pens, % Gg% maf.1 H.
slse. Sold By Al ststionsra Principal ''p'"' 'iA
street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

CrIstadoro,s Hair Dye.-Tbe Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied a. No. D.
As House.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Choice Seeds, Plants and Trees.-Pricea'
descrptiye gratis Freight paid Boston And
| New York u. n. WATSON, Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

since the Introduction OF wOLCOTrs PAIN PAINT
syrups fallen OF In demand at house AZ the
rate OF i've Der keep full supply and deal IL
pnen medicines only but PAIN PAINT takes the lead ot
everythinR CHARLES ~ CltiflbSDtN, whSesaic usuS-
aist New YORK.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

A-The IyyarnuISc Cow Mixer, for sim.
pciy, durability, rapid,y and perfcc,on OF work fsss
gaining national reputation. opportunity for bn
ness men Call and examine. HYDRAULIC COW MILK
ING MACHINE COMPANY, 206 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

A.-wnrd's shirts Are Said to Fit and Wear
better than any shirts 37 Broadway Branch store
corner Broadway and Union square Send for price i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
PROCLAMATION.


To the qualified Voters of the City of Column
bus !:
A N ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE
"A respective Wards of the City of Columbus.
on
Monday, the 9th day of April next.
for the purpose of electing City Marshal ami one
E IfIstee e act as member Of the City Council in
each OF the respective Wards of said city. Also.
t6ree township Trustees, Township Clerk, Town
ship Treasurer. Township Assessor, and three Con-
stables for Montgomery township. Also, Assessors
There will also be an election of one Member of
the Board of Education in the 2d 4th, 9Th aud sth
Wards of the city. - "AU o'N
F..There shall also be submitted to the qualified
electors OF said city proposition to authorize the
one hundred and twenty Eve thousand dollars
(sl25 000, pursuant to the act of the General AS
sembly of Ohio, entitled An act to authorize City
Councils Of cities of the second class having pop
1I nlation Ct sixteen thousand and upwards at the
issue nds for the purpose of purchas
ing ground and erecting building there
en- for CITY Hal! and other purposes" The elec-
Tors v99g toT SAID shall write print
Thos vsting against it shall write or pr ut uoon
their ballots For City Hall appropristion-No
The polls, opening at o'clock A. NJ. and closing
at clock T. NJ, will be held at the places desig-
Ist Ward-Bea l's Auction Room.
I'd -Young's Carpenter shop. t.
Sd Town Street House.
4th " :. -Zs tier House.
9Th South Engine House.
9th :" -Laurenz Schneider's Grocery.
7th -Tryne's Shoe Shop --'
8h North Engine House.
9th - -O'Brian's Grocery.
JAMES G. BULL. Mayor.
mcssT dtd tWestbote copy3
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An Ordinance

Making appropriations for purposes therein named.
SslTIoN l. Be it ordained by the City. Council
of the City Of Columbus. Thatthere be and is here
by appropriated out of any money in the Treasury
not heretofore appropriated. the following sums.
to-wit: ssr ,..
For expenses OF Fire Department and payment
of employees thereof, 81 500. 1lssS1si
For expenses of Gas and Repairs, el,500. ----
For expenses of sGoodale P,rk, $50. tssEaF
For Incidental expenses 500. - Il -
For expenses of Market Fl iuss and Markets, 500.
For Printing and Stationery. 500.
For Fees AMI Salaries. 81 050.
For expenses Of Gravel Bank. s7s,rs Esss
For Sewers and DRAINAGE $375. ~ ? r lAA
For Cleaning and Repairing Street Lamps. ESQ.
For expenses of Fifth Ward. 81 IS.
: For expenses Of City Park. 81 cenE.zX EZsF1
$, For expenses of City Police. 81. 200. IL l.
SEC. u The several sums Of money appropriated
by the foregoing section shall be expended IN t9e
manner prescribed by the fifth section OF tee ordi.
defining the duties Of the City Cierk' passed
May y25. 1857. un,oSooueroCv
y sss Z President pro tempo e. { the City eounc.is
; Passed March %, A ID. 1853. .,o,-5f
Attest L. E. sWILsoE,Sly Clek. i''s'SA
mchHidt a!u3a ags g5t5sh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
THE Portsmouth, Tribune says a good deal
of the wheat crop In that county has been
winter-killed.
A FOX hunt in Ross county, last week,
resulted in sending to their long home,
seventeen of the sly old fellows.
. THs Sunday School Library attached to
s.All Saints Church." Portsmouth, was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday. Loss
$4,000; fully covered by insurnce.
THE Hllls6orough Nescs says: We learn
that the emigration from this county to
the West this Spring will be quite large.
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Illinois will
receive the principal portion of the emf
THERE were killed on the railroads Of
Ohio during the year 1867, 10S persons,
Is of whom were intoxicated, and 65 were
either on the track attempting to cross, or
attempting to get on or off the trains while
in motion.
The Common Council Of Cincinnati have
appropriated $1,000 to aid the pioneers in
celebrating the 7th of April-the settle
nent of Ohio-and extended Invitations to
the pioneers of Louisville, Marietta, and
other places.
Mn. JAMES II. MOORE, of Newark, Ohio,
has leased from Jas. Robinson, the race
grounds at Canton, Ohio, and he designs
giving one or two meetings over them the
present season. All races win be run ac-
cording to the rules of the American jock
ey Club, jerome Park.
The Tuscdra.ods Chronicle says: On Mon
day night, one week ago, about eleven
o'clock, A. NJ. Collins, the temperance lee
turer. alleges that he was dragged ont of
his bed in Canal Dover, by George Nav,
with the evident design of drowning him
In the river. Mr.. Collins says that, provi-
dentially, ne broke away from Nav when
n ear the water. He was roughly handled.
A SHOCKING accident occurred at the Nor
ris House, Troy, Ohio. last week. A young
woman named Curtner, employed In the
house, undertook to lean on, or slide upon
tie balustrade in the third story of the
building, when she went over, falling to the
first floor. She was badly injured, and was
picked up in an insensible condition, in
which she remained. twenty-tour hours,
whe. she died. -
On Monday night, says the Richland
Shield, about o'clock, during the thunder
storm. the new barn of Mrs. Gribbling, on
the old Keith place. two miles north of
Mansfield, was struck by lightning, and
taking fire, was entirely consumed, with
llits contents. There were also some five
tons of hay in the barn, farming imple-
ments, &c. The outhouses adjacent, were
also burned. We presume there was no in.
surance upon the barn; the loss, therefore,
will fail heavily upon Mrs. G. who is a
widow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
AMBRosIA

s4sA04kStS4 "a
FOR TIL e HAIR.
Improved
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair. .f
1t causes the Bair to Curl eautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp C can and Healthy.
1t invisorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantlv.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to it,, Original Color.
1t brings out Hair heads that have been bald for
years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely veget-
able substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary testi-
monias of its excellence, many of which are from
physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in half-pound bottles (the name blown
in the glass). by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle Whole
sale by Demas Barnes & Co.; F. c. Wells Co.;
Schiefelin Co., New York. [mch27-d1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
Ch.mber of Commerce.

New York, March 26.-At meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce to-day a me-
mortal to the Legislature was unanimously
adopted urging the adoption of measures
to prevent the consolidation of the manage
meI,t of railroads leading TO the city from
the west in the hands of restrictive mo-
nopoly. 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
Rapidly Organizlng for ahe AuriI
Election.

A Columbus special to the Cincinnati
Chronicle says that the Republican City
COMMITTEES is rapidly organizing for the
April elections. TDe Democratic Commit-
tee will please take notice. The Republi-
cans realize the Importance of making a
good showing at the April election in thi
city. Ifthe Republicans shall, to any ex-
tent. succeed in emitting down the Demo-
cratic majority, it will be quoted as justi-
fication of the impeachment of President
JOHNSON, as In favor of giving ten of the
best States oyer to the rule of Negroes, and
.as opposition TO relieving the distress of
the country through Greenbacks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
DIED.

MAYNARD-At 0 o'clock Tuesday night. Al
North Columbus. in his 77d year, APOLLAs MHYN-
ARD.
Funeral at 10 o'clock Friday morning next, at the
Chapel in North Columbus. with Masonic honors.
NORTHRUP-On Wednesday morning 2sth
inst, at io1 O'Clock. MoYLEN NeRTHKUP. in the
Esd year of his age. -l'f'
The funeral will take place at o'clock P. NJ. on
Friday next, from his late residence on Town
street, The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. mch2s-d2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
More of tho Reaction i'm Pennsyl-
80 see YAnia.
Arrested for Robberv

PORTLAND, MAINE, March ,26.-Henry
Lewis, William Howard and q woman were
arrested here to-da y, charged with robbing
vania. They were bound for Halifax.
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The Whole Source of Difficulty
Between Congress and the Presi-

The Whole Source of Difficulty
Besween Congress and the Presi-
: dent. tG Nassss
Time and again we have stated that the
difficulty. between President JOHNSON and
the Radicals in Congress does not grow out
of any violation of the Constitution on his
part, but because he will not give his sane
tion to making out of the half-civilized
Negroes of the South, only recently set
free, rulers over the great body Of the
White race-the race of intellect culture
aud that does not submit tamely to sub
ordination to an inferior race. That we
have not herein untruly represented, we
quote the following from leading editorial
that appeared in the Ne,o York Tribune on
the 23i Inst, on the subject of 8. the trial
of the President - s1
"He president Johnson) is determined that
tbs Southern States shall return into the Union
soith governments created by aud recognizing the
sohite rote only, achile Congress, after trying
his plan, and finding that it resulted in. the
supremacy of the same Southern leaders
who led those States into the rebellion, and
believing that their return to power over
half the Union would be almost as disastrous
IL, HQOS
solued to confer the suffrage op6oth the black and
tottte races, aud to readnsit the States only OF,
the basis Of lmpartidl Suffrage and losss ss-
premacy. This antagonism, In the funda-
mental problem of reconstruction, is the
fountain and source of the whole difficulty
between the President and Congress-, -
Here you have the whole dificu1ty be-
tween President JOHNSON and the Radicals
In Congress put In q nutshell. President
JoHNsoN has faith In. the race to which he
belongs. The Radicals in Congress have
not. They have more faith in the Negro
race. Should President JOHNSON, then, be
driven ignominiously from the Presiden-
tial Chair before; the expiration OF his term
OF Office for no other crime than that he
thinks more OF the White than of the Ne
gro racer This is question that White
men, without regard to party considera-
ii i,ns, should ask themselves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27

The Mmtpose NCalifornia) Mdiy hoists the
nag of Pendleton. 1t says:
upon him, sustained by the grand old
sDsUoefaf1&p party, will dev6lvet The sublime
duty Of redeeming the Constitution, the
Union, the laws, the liberties, the honor
and the prosperity OF our country"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27
NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSBIP HERETO,
L fore existing between Francis D. Clark and
Y. w. Niswanderi as Merchant Tailors, und r The
firm name of CLARK 4 Niswan Ter, is dissolved -
The und rsisnei will continue the busines, of til,
late firm at the old stand No 121 South High street
Columbus. March 26th. 1865
inch 27-dlw G. W. NISWANDEB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27

New YORK, March 26.-The steamers
China, Tariffa and Circassian have arrived
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New Advertisements
MASONIC.

~ SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF MAG.
NOLlA LODGE No 20, F and A. nj. THIS
lFIiday9 + E!ENlNG. att o'clock. for work A
BY, order. T. s. SHEPARD. Ky
Inchzf III Secretary. yNN
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ANNoUNCEN1ENr.
MARSHAI,

MARSHAL.
EDIroRs ONO SrATEsHAN-Please announee
ny pane as an independent candidate f.r City
March 1e. '
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Democratic State Ticket.
News of the Day.

GENERAL NEWS.
GOLD closed in New York yesterday at
1851 M
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C0mplimen tary 10 the Ohio State
Journal.

OOAAA VlAAMCm Jury 10 un0 OnIO Sta lie
journal.
The Ohio State journal is the Central
organ Of the Republican party of Ohio. 1t
gives tone and character, such as it has, to
that party. What manner of paper it is
is thus set forth by the Springfield Morning
Adoertiser, another laborer in the Republic
can party {: 40
THE NEW YORK SUN AND THE OHIO STATE
~ JOURNAL.
"In the issue of the 23d, the Sun denies q
statement of the Journal in regard to Ex.
Governor Seymour. The Journal chooses
to say that during the rebellion Seymour
had dcorresp0nded with the rebels He saws
he knows this is true. The Sun saws he
knows the Journal does not tell the truth,
and declares that Seymour is oomuch OF a
gentleman to have been guilty of any such
trick. care sorry zoe can not, couch for the
ueracity OF the Journal. We only live forty
miles from him. and are compelled to say,
that tleast once, we caught him telling a
''whopper" The journal will never die a
martyr for veracity."
But why. complain of the Journal for not
being truthful? The Republican party
Twill never die martyr for yeracity."
Wore of tho Reacaioa i'm Penn.yl-
-ife see vAnfa.
On the Goth, the Democrats triumphed
In pauphin, Pa, by majority of SS. Their
majority last fall was 4. In Bloomings-
burg, the Democrats secured majority OF
67-being gain of Al over last fall. In
Washington, the Democrats made clean
sweep of everything. Last fall the Re-
publicans had . majority of o. There il
political health in such Democratic VIC
tories. p I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-27

For Common Pleas Judge,
(Fifth Judicial District.)
JOS EP HI ODDS.
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proper touching an article headed "Metro-
politan Police Bill" published in the Gece-
land Plain Dealer, March 16, 1868, and re-
published in the ONO STATESMAN. March
20, 1868, in which. the conduct of member
of this body is attacked and misrepre-
sented.
Mr.. LAWRENCE gave notice of an in
tention to discuss the resolution. and so it
was laid over, under the rules. for one day.
On motion of Mr.. DANGLER, the SEN
ate, at half-past IL O'Clock, took a. recess
till P. N.