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SEE notice in SATURDAY and Wednesday,
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Ok
Joe's Garden. .a feb1-3m
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THE great American Hair Preparation
valued at home and abroad, real Hair Re
storer or Dressing Gin one bottle). A great
triumph of science. Mrs. S. A. Aliens I'm.
proved (new style). Every dsuggist sells
it. Price one dollar.
anril11 -eod1w
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New CARPETS, Curtains and Dry Goods
elegant styles and low prices-at
apr9-d1m j. D. OSBORN s. Co.'s.
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w Tomorrow is Easter Sunday-the
eud of lent. 1t is high festival in the
Catholic Church.
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MoURNING BoNNErs, and in fact every
kind of Bonnets, at Mrs. Van Houten's, No
81 East Town street. apr7-eod3t
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cheapest Millinery store in Columbus is
Simmons, Opera Block op11-eod1w
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RANDALL 6 ASTON sell pictures cheap.

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at hall
the price. apr1-deod&w2w
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NeW Yark market-an-.l ,o,

Cincinnati Money NIarket-Aprii 10.
, tGOLD-l3s14a13s1s. Not much doing.
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RANDALL & ASTON can paper your walls
and decorate with pictures. T.. !
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If you want good bread, buy 'Star OF
the West'' Flour at Peters 6 Bros, GO
North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

Doors AND SHoEs.-Attention is called to
the advertising card of G. 81. Heriger &
Co., dealers In boots and shoes, No. 1853
South High street. This firm have long been
engaged in the shoe business in this city
are gentlemen of integrity and are deserv-
ing OF success. Having removed to the
Constans building they have added largely
to their stock and purpose keeping choice
assortment of the best work to be had in
the Eastern market. Custom-work will at
all times receive prompt attention and sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

NEW YORK, april 10.-William Doran,
alias English Bill, and Jacob Chetterton
were arrested as sellers of counterfeit
Treasury and National >Vrrency notes.
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Us Bob-tail coats and tight-ftting pant
are denominated as the spring style. Th,
boys are already inaugurating them.
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FINE imported Embroideries at Reeds.

THE cheapest place in the city for ladies
to purchase the best Millinery Goods, is a;
Mrs. Van Houten's, No. "a East Town
street. apr1-eod3G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

"SrAR of the West is gaining customers
every day by its good quality. Buy it,
try it, and be satisfied.
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AN IMPORTANT CAsE.-At Indianapolis,
a verdict of S2,500 damages has been found
against the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana
Central railroad, in favor of the family of
an engineer who was killed by the explo-
sion of an engine. The case is important,
and has been taken on appeal to the Indiana
Supreme Court. The railway company
claimed that it was not bound to pay for
any accident occurring to employees.
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But first go to Mrs. A. Downing, II North
High street, and get bonnet fit to be seen
in.-- --.--. APPS -eod3t
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GET cornices at Randall & Aston's.

JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store. a.
ian16-d3m -T.Tt. Hs.H.- -
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Buy "Star of the West'' flour once, and
you will buy again at Peters & Bros.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

9 rw Cucumbers have made their appear
ance in our market. Price $3.50 the square
inch. Don't want any.
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I'm MenOrianl.
MARsHAL's OFFICE.

MARsHAL'S OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, o., April 10, 1855
The officers and members of the Police
Department desire to express their deep
and profound sympathy with the wife and
family of their late friend and comrade,
James Melon aid, and their earnest hope
is that He who holds in his hands the des-
TIMES OF nations, as well as of individuals
will watch over the widow and her little
ones, while in this cold and miserable
world. P. MURPHY,
j. HANNAH,
c. INGLEKEE.
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EREGIsTRY OF BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-The
Legislature did not repeal the law provid-
ing for the registry of births and deaths,
and physicians, elergymen, sections and
midwives are required to report the same
to the Probate Court on or before April
18th, for the quarter ending the second
Monday of April, 1868, under penalty of
$40 for each case of neglect. This law
ought to be rigidly enforced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

MILLINERY. - Fashionable and stylish
bonnets, hats and trimmings at Simmons
april6-eod3t ae - rsF =E--
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RANDALL & ASTON sell tinted papers and
panel with gilt mouldings.
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BRIDGE LocATED.-The new bridge to be
built across the Scioto river, in this city,
was on yesterday afternoon located by the
Commissioners. They have decided to
build the bridge at the foot of Rich street.
This is just where it should be located. A
strong effort was made to secure the bridge
for State street, but the fact that, built
there, it would be but one square from the
National bridge, defeated that effort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11
Omoial Vote of the city of Colum.

We present below the official vote of the
city of Columbus, cast at the Municipal
election held on Monday last, April 9th,
for which L. E. Wilson, Esq, city clerk,
has our thanks:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

SPRING and Summer styles of Millinery
at Mrs. Van Houten's, No. 81 East Town
street. apr7-eod3t
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Buy 'Star of the West" at Peters
Bros. So per sack.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

j S Whitney New ork; Mark HAYNES Richmond
Indiana w 2 Orr Gettysburg Ohio: VIM nj Apder-
son Ohio; L 4 Olney W est Jefferson Ohio; s AZ Nc
Cord Springfield Ohio: NJ Buckston Greenyille o.:
W Fl Sharp Plttsburg Pennsvlvania; John Strick-
lsnd GAINESVILLE Ohio; Jas Bruce Dennison Ohio:
] Fl McColland and Dsdy Indiana; A F Roberts and
Lady Galesb9rg Illinois; s Wilson o. g Cardington
poleon o; 1 Moore Cleveland o: s Anderson do;
z Burgess. Cleveland; Burgess. Parkman, Ohio;
R Blair. Ohio; " Ferguson, New York; g q
wertbingtOp; a Griffin, !, city; ChaEie; Faber
s Gustin, Lebanon; 7 NJ Bailey, Piqua; NJ ties,
OhiH; G Gibson, do, 81 Knowles, do: W m Thorn
burg, Cleveland: VIM ScOtton. do; r E Cahln do.
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MIRRORS at Randall & Aston's.
apr2-eodl2J
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BUrrER1cK's dress patti ms at Simmons
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RANDALL & ASTON job wall papers.
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." Go where glory waits thee"

DRESS TRIMMING, fringes, etc, at simmon
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-ApriiT0 I'd.
.GOLDaOpened at 1885, and closed al
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LOCAL NEWS.

re- A letter tor John w. Renner, of Co.
lumbus, is held at the London Postoffice
for postage.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-11

SIMMONS wholesale and retail Milliner!
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R. & A. make cornices and frames.
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CHENILLE and Silk Braids at Reeds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

USE "star of the West" It is the best.
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w1sDow SHADES, all tints, at R. & AS
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The Chairman was requested to forward
q copy of the above to Mrs. Mcdonald.
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SIMMONS is now in the Opera House
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GOODALE HOUSE

Cincinnati, Ohio; John Myers, Franklin, Ohio; E d
Potter. Toledo, Ohio; William Furay. Cine, nnati
Ohio: W II Cochran, Delaware, Ohio; b Taylor
Frost Piqua. Ohio; s Fields, Worcester, Massa-
chusetts; Major General j ohm Scott Moody, United
states Army; Il Carpenter, New York. 7Ialfl
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COUNCILMEN.

Total.........2 .24g6
Murphy's maj. 999
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happy nation. He passed very briefly over
the 18th article, characterizing it as COM
pound OF the ten preceding ones, and closed
with a reference to the unprecedented
magnitude and Importance OF the case, say
ing that there had not. been, and never
could be, another occasion like this to
prove the greatness of American justice
over injustice; that justice which Burke
says is the crowning glory OF all civiliza-
tion, or that injustice which is sure to re-
turn to its authors.
The Senate, at 215 took recess for 10
minutes.
After the recess Gen. Thomas was sworn,
and on examination by MIR. Stanbery, tes-
titled as to his rank in the army and his
appointment as Adjutant General in March,
1861. He remained in office after Stanton's
| appointment; was sent by him to various
parts of the country to organize and in
| spect troops, and organized about SO,OOO
colored troops. His last special duty as
Adjutant General was performed about the
close of 1867. Was restored to official duty
as Adjutant General, by order of the
President, February Ii, 1868. Saw the
President soon afterwards.
Mr.. BUTLER objected to the question:
What was the conversation? Witness
then stated that on the morning OF Feb. 81,
he received note from the private Secre-
tary of the President asking him to come
| to the White House. He went and the
President handed him papers, being let
| ter to Stanton and his own letter OF author
ity. Never saw the papers before. Had no
hand in preparing them. The President
said to him L intend to support the Con-
stitution and laws, and expect you to do
the same. Witness went to the War De-
partment with General Williams
and demanded possession. Stanton asked
if time would be granted to remove his pa
pers Gen. Grant was present and showed
him his appointment as Secretary dd tnte-
rim. Witness then retired to his room
The same day he received a letter from
Stanton forbidding him to issue any orders
as Secretary of War dd interim, which let
ter witness proceeded to read.
| Mr.. STANBERRY-Wha was said in
conversation between you and the Presi-
dent, subsequently, ON the same day?
! MIR. BUTLER objected, and argued al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-23
Professional Notice.

U,H + undersigned. Attorneys at Law and
i Solicitors IN Chaitery, have, this 3rd day
Of July, 1896, formed coPartnership IN the
practice of their profession, under the name
and style Of Combs & Downs. They will prac-
Ice IN the County OF SAINT Mary and the ad-
oIning Counties, and IN the Court os Appeals
Especial attention viii be paid to he collection
Of clams against individuals, The State, or the
Government
References gwen, when required. Address
Combs K Downs, Leonardtown, ?. o., ST
Mary. County, Maryland.
ROBERT c. COMBS,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
July 5, l666-ly.
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La,r C0-Partnership,

THE undersigned have formed law Co
| partnership under the name of Maddox
& Crane. They will practice in the Courts OF
st. Mary's ard the adjoining counties and
also in the Court OF Appeals.
Especial attention paid to the COLLECTION OF
c!airns against Individuals, the State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to their charge.
Address. Maddox 4 Crane, Leonardtown,
St. Mary county, Md.
q. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. IS, 1S67-tf.
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been proven BY &C
tual experiment 70
Increase the Qnan
tity OF milk and
cream Twenty per
cent and make the
butter trm ard
sreet In ia,,ening
cattle II Eiysrthen
AZ appetite ioosens
Itir lid c AID
H.aAr. t..l tAt.re
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Oct. Il. 1S6T-tf.
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YEILBR{ Y q BRO.,l

Irss THAN MAHUFACTUEERs PRICES.
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COnStable'S Sale
of
.R { NJ RS T A 7 /

DY virtue of two writs Of Vendi,ioni
ID Exponas, issued by r. J Colon,
one of the Justices of the Peace of the
State of Maryland, in and for Saint Ma
rvs county one st the suit of John DI-
lahay 4 Brother, against the goods and
chattels, lands aud teuements of r. NJ.
Owens one at the suit Of John pUahay,
administrator of George Owens, agains; the
goods and chat,els, lands and tenements
of R. NJ. Owens. j. Il. Owens and p q.
Love, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title.
claim, interest and estate at law and in
equity of the said r. NJ Owens. j. r.
Owens and P q. Love, in and to the fol-
lowing property, TO wit:
One tract or parcel of land, located in
Chaptico District, ST Mary's county, cal
ed and known by the name of
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w hisl. ers and Mustaches

June p, lS01-ly.
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Farmers and DroverS' Hotel,
Near the Nary Yard Bridge,
UNION TO wv, p, c.

NHE undersigned respectfully informs his
i friends ana The public. that he is now
prepared To accommodate travellers general
ly-havirg large STABLE rnd STOCK
YARD attached for the convenience Of Ira
veiiers. and Drovers, and having heretofore
receis ed liberal patronage from the lower
counties, he feels assured that long eNpcri.
ence, combined with attentive walters. rcha-
b. ostlcrs, and moderate chnt.e>. " Ii )btaIn
him continuance of the same
ROBERT + MARTIN
Proprietor.
June p, lS07-1y.
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JAMES r. ALVEY is announced as .
candidate for Sheriff 10 1859 AMI Will re-
c.jve for that position the!:cnthns'asiic sup
port OF the ftoFl :.
Nr-'I hSr
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JAMES II. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Leonurdtorn, Nd
Has commenced the practice of his proies.
sion in T.eonartltown, ST. Mary's county. Md
and vii. promptly attend to any business
entrusted TO his care He may always be
found At the Office of the Commissioners
Court
Dec "A, lS65-ti
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FFor Rent.
JAS. III. s. GIBBONS,
COMMISSION NERO II \ n |
for the sale Of
TOBACCO,
GRAIN,

~ SO L.ish, Street Whsr:. baltimore.
Gives personal attention u the Inspection
Of Tobacco. NH make prompt returns, and
fill orders with dispatch.
march 10, lS6S-ly.
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Governors
Appointments

COMMISSIONS have been received
u at my Office this 30th lay Of March
1868, from the Governor, for the follow
ing officers, AL of whom arc requested to
call and qualify before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court as required by law within
the next thirty days, otherwise their pla-
ces will be vacated.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
LIST Election District-A. c. Tcnnisson.
Jno A Crane and VIM b Bean.
2nd District-James A Wise. George
NJ Bohanan, B Hammctt and J W
Hebb.
3rd District-C Camalier, Zacheus Tip
pett, Robt. II. Wathen aad 10. +. Nor
gan.
4th Di.trict-Mark Is Ch1nn, Z John
son Cotton, Thos II Fowler and JAS H
Allstan
9Th District-George N. Alvey, II. c.
Adams and II { Dent.
9th District T Spalding, Andrew
NJ Garner and Eeury c Graves.
CORONERS.
John 3 Russell and Samuel Tubman.
Their term of Office begins on the first
Monday of May next and continues for
tFo years.
By order
JNO \ CAVALIER,
Clerk.
anrII y 1S6S-30d.
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rh. cnlnmhn. Yrisonars


From the Atlanta ea.) IntelIisencer. juno ISL
We regret TO learn that these prison
era have been retnred TO their cells. We
are not informed Why this was necessary,
for ample security had been. given on
their bond that they would not escape;
but We are informed that at the bottom
Of ell this trouble are some detectives
who have been sent from Washington
City TO nose out the murderers Of Ash
burn = two MISUNDERSTANDING sneaks,
that crawl about hunting for crime
among men they know ere not guilty,
Offering negroes money, threatening
them, aud using al kinds Of means 70
carry out this nefsriOus plau Of convict
ing innocent men. ei-t
Itvns these men who have esnsed ne
arresi Of The prisoners, and who have me
power nov 70 put them in any place tney
choose, and We would not be very mgeh
eurprised 10 hear that these aevihsn
seads did Rot hring into nse again tne
rack. They are exlreuely anxio1s 70
make case out, and they VII not hest
tate 70 resort 20 any measure 70 cary
,heir end They have odsred negroes
nosey-this caa be proyen t1ey hrys
threatened 10 carry them 70 Iortegss-
] his can Be proven Al 70 compel them
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NEW YORK.

Ofh - - - A.. 81. "a
sNEw YoRk, June 26 Gold, 140f
Tennessee bonds-old, 77b; new, 76b;
$50 coupons-1'sl, ll7iii62, ll3s; ga
llOE; IS, lllf; new issue, ll3i; '67,
ll35; 10 40 coupons, lo7; 7-5Os, second
aud third series, lO9a; Government
bonds duh. ~ & -''F Il n '.sss Y. z
Cotton demand fair, prices firm up
lands, BIC. sses ~ - tsll aiistgssa
Black Bess and the bay mare Atlanta
trotted match for $1,000 at the Fashion
Coprse yesterday, Black Bess winning
the FIRST, second and fourth heats, and the
race. Her best mile was made in 2:30.
The Chinese Embassy visited Jerome
Park yesterday afternoon, and in the
evening visited the Academy Of Music.
Mr.. VIM Fox, the Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy, has written a letter to q
Hartford paper in relation, to the alleged
fraudulent sale of the ironclads Catawba
and Oreata. from which II appears that
after a vain endeayor to get bona fde
bids for the vessels, they were finally, at
their appraised value, sold, iagvt a
Chas. aSugory sued the administrator Of
Frederick Wiseman, deceased, in the
United States Court yesterday, on a
surety for judgment recovered against
the deceasedAin Virginia State court.
Wiseman was consul, and claimed as
consular the privilege that he was not
smeuable to the jurisdiction of State
court The court overruled the propo-
sition, and the jury gave verdict for the
plaintiff for $2s,s79. Y 4
Three boys were badly burned yester-
day by putting phosphorus, which they
found in the ruins of drug store lately
burned, in their pockets. 2atgs
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BY TEL 3 g RAP d
LATEsr TO NOON TO,DAY.-
.nRowNsvILLE, TENN.

Special 70 the PunLro LEpoER.1
BnowssvrLLR, juno 26.-Decisions OF
he sopreme Court today are as follow;
Polk VS.. the heirs Of Pledge, decree re-
versed; Coward VS.. State, judgment
entered at former day set aside and
cause continued for reargument; Fried
issdsr. Hick 1 90. rs. Pollock, RE-
vsrsed HarwelI ". Polk' cause
,con.inued for re.argument; shearer
vs.. Wilson ct al, continued for re-argu-
ment; Harder VS.. Green, decree affirmed
and cause remanded; State VS.. Conner,
Judgment reversed and prisoner dis
charged Roberts vs. Cox decree affirmed
ana cause demanded Court adjourned
While. the coneludinG argument 10 No.
~, Memphis Lsw docket. was being made.
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Isp.oulstine as 70 the Convention.

The correspondent of the Louisville
Courier, writing from Washington as to
The probable vote Of the Democratic Con-
vention, says
/ There is not the slightest shadow of
danger that any ill-feeling should arise.
The New York Herald in fierce and IN.
nathalie attacks upon Mr.. Prediction,
holds out che idea Of q secession from the
west II their particular candidate should
he sighted. Bennett has set himself up
AZ The oracle, Of our party and conpia-
Gently prociaims platforms and cendi-
dates for 'usi The party will surely De
IN a most deplorable condition when be
and that journal shall become the reeog-
nized organs ,s,s,
New York politicians have always had
a most unenviable reputation for unreii :
ability. The delegation from New York
os,ensiblv IL protesting support; for
Chase. They surely mean hostility TO
Mr. peudlef6u. OF The sixty-six dele
rates only four are for him. The State
/ giIl vote s. anti, therefore, every ballot
against Pe5dleton. The attempt Of New
York politicians will be to bring forward
eoms new cshdidate, and ~ control his
ADMINISTRATION as q reward for having
nominated him. That Is game which
Eeveral caa play 81, and, e yoo have
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ever be favored with an account Of \
from his paiernal ancestor through the
columns ef that worthy sheet
On the evening Of Sunday, alter IN.
frine had ceased at Shiloh. aud Buell. had
disposed ofhis forces for the work Of the
succeeding day, he, for the first Time,
expressed desire to see Gen. Grant,
and, anaid being dispatched. that officer,
attended by few members OF his stan,
made his appearance. Grant, apparently
unsteady, I'd. this tina, minus the ever
lasting cigar, Buell.. almost bursting With
indignation, drew aside frsm the mingled
staifs. and, moi ioned Grant 10 follow him
out OF ear shot, VIXEN the following col
loquy las reported by two reposinr sol
diers, one Of them y drummer IN an ONO
regiment, aud al intimate aceuainiance
of mine, took. place: ~
Gen. Buell--"Weli, sir. " THE dis
play of your generalshipi two.ihirds OF
your army retiring since daylight, being
almost mastered by q superior enemy,
aud the remainder wandering lelsurely
along the banks Of the Tennessee = (al'
ludine TO General Wallaces division
which Comprised nearly one-ihird of
Grants army, aud had not seen the
enemy during The day -. -
swell, General" replied Grant, ~
did the best could | was not expecting
this attack, aud Wallace has neglected
either to move on the enemy's flank or
come TO my assistance" I'D -
Gen. Buell." You we're aware Of the
prox mily Of the enemy; why did you
dispatch Wallace on wild goose chase
While the enemy was concentrating in
your frout2S Besides, sir, Gen. Wallace
denies having received any orders from
you during the day. Aud now, Grant, If
That is the best you-ca do, God help the
soldiers placed under your charge, for
from what can see you are not worth
The powder that would blow, you TO h--h.
Buell., unableto control himself longer,
turned and rejoined hisstaff.
The above facts are as well known in
he Army Of the Tennessee as the names
,f the actors themselves POI t.n
,-1n Co1 Elk FEpERAL SoLDIER.