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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-27
JOSEPH DoWDALL, General Insurance Agent,
MO. ., UNION BLOCH.
5TATE,NGEIHIT
oNDruoN THE
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE
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This /. must be admitted very slender bas = apart
from private boards, upon which can rely for the
payment Of tho difference against in foreign
changes, setting aside the resumption Of specie pay
ments II Is this feature OF national nnanccs which
Is present he most important of all but so long as we
are unable to expsrt with profit TO ourselves must
continue TO import at loss OF our specie;
and as wo are situated inst our exports,
can only be stimulated by considerable advance in
pr abroad by further depreciation Of the cur
renoy al home. The premium gold Is fortunately not
the gauge Of the public credit and the manner in which
our wealthy citizens havo forward TO subscribe -
the fund for paying off the naonal debt shows the dis
position OF our leading man to "wipe OUT II We
mny call Il, the public Indebtedness, hswever
imprac,icabc the scheme may prove to he financial
measure hence may dsconnect the value Of the
currency dollar to extent from the price OF gold
Foreign exchange has been 1rm aud moderately active
Bankers bills sixty days have been bought At 10 and
1lOX, at short sight Merchants bills very scarce
and quoted at 103 X
The money market b quiet Call loans arc made
freely at six per cent and exceptional transactions are
recorded Ave and There 10 no appearance OF
sringency and after the current week the Supply Of
losnnble funds will be likely Increase In consequence
of Treasury disbursements and the accumulation Of
funds in the hands Of Jay Cookies agents The discount
line shows no change First class commercial paper
rates at per cent and thai Of the second grade at
GA 10
The following national banks we're authorized during
he week ending Nav 2J:-
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

COFr was quiet Dut nTm AZ the following quota
tions:-Rio prime, 23Hc; Rio, good 22'.c 2sc.
Ro fair II kc 22o. Rio Ordinary, 100 19cH Rio,
fair to good cargoes, 2c 22c Jaws. mats and bags
bic Cold ne, cash, duty paid The stock made up
by Hessrs Scott Son, Is as foows:Stock OF Rio and
on n'o Co., "n the on Nay sss 'va ce
crptons, 1,4s0: total, g., s37 bags.
FRE.aHs we're dull bit tlier rather botter feel
fna The cngagem nts wer TO Liverpool 70 hids
taow at 6s 200 tierces beef at Is per steamer 70a8
bushels wheat at 3D., 100 boxes cheese at 2Os 100 do
bacon at 15s To London 10 hhds. tobacco private To
200 hhds tobaoro 15a, and 70 Glasgow, per
steamer, 100 bbs pork at 2s. Cd.
FRUrS-32 200 boxes Mes Ina oranges sold by auction
nt SS TO- aud 500 do. lemons at So 90 $40 So
OI,.s-Lins cd was quiet, with small sales at 81 Is
81 20 We note sales Of 5000 sa'lous Western lard oil
at 81 so q 81 52H
PRovr'oss -Receipts, 5l5 bbls pork $40 do beef IS
packages Gu. meats 412 do. lard. The pork market
opened worry tame, but improved under active de-
rland which set Ia both for cash and regular and for
ward deliveries and pr!ces advanced SOC 75c the
CLOSING rates Of yesscray The salos were 500 bbls
@ SAX sss s7x for new ID d. ., SIS is for p prs sa
and SIS Ss % sSs Prime %s s s7 Also sOso oe oi" 90,
we're sedy, with sales a $50 bbls at s25 s2s Bacon
meats steady, with fair demand sales 375 pack
ages at 11bo a131<c- for shoulders. and i3c 17kc
were xm; the sales were 500 packages from i5c
1ssls Butter and cheese were steady.
psrnotruM.The market was tribe hrmcr 200
bba sold at 30 36c for crude on the spot and for
next month, 4oc t0c for refined IN boGd on the spot,
and $50 q 70r. for free.
SrGAR-rhe market for raw was steady with fair de-
mand, and fun prices realized. The sales
about 900 hhds at 10o a 1916. for Cuba mainly at
lQkc 1890 Tor relaing, and Ike l4c. for Porto
Rico.
Mo,Assrs vas quiet
s,rARlN.-we aoto sales Of 30, 900 lbs No. Western
al 17,Ec
TG1cco Little doing in the article Sales 100 hhda
at &c q 20,
TALLow was arm, with salcs Of go 900 lba q. lexc
q lie
woor.-The market steady, with saaes OF 900
ts dotGcstc 0ceccs--maniy TO Me mapnfacturers-at
sse 100 for Stat, and Western and lao bales Entre
Rios, on private terms
WHI>EEy was Grm with fair demand. The sales were
100 bnIs at 81 10 for Western
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Trx.DAy Nav 30-6P

TCksDAf, oU-U
ASHES Receipts, packages The market was
st ady and unchanged sales 100 bbs At 81 "a 81 81
for pots, aud 81 60 So for pearls
BREaDsTUpFs Receipts, 04ol bbis -four 1870 pack
ages meal $500 bushels wheat, 900 do corn
81. Ala do. oats The -four market unchanged Tho
rise in gold checked the Decline but there In
proyement yesterdays prices The sales arc 500
bbls, closing heavy at quotations. Canada flour was
quiet with sales Of $50 tbs Southern -four heavy
but prices lower the sales $50 bbs at our
quotations. Rye 40 steady. Corn meal dull
and heavy, but pr es we're about the same; 100 bbs
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

-Th, activity In wheat noticed yesterday continued,
and prices again advanced &c a &C. The receipts arc
very lisht and fall far short OF the limited wants
OF tho mile Tho sales II 600 bushels at 81 02
So for white Western, 81 70 for No. winter red
Western 81 SO for No. spring, and 81 73 81 u for
amber Michigan Corn was also active, and 1c. &c.
higher The supply was light and not equM to tho
wants Of the trade Tho sales for the three days foot
up 900 bushels al 90c 96c for Western miyed-the
latt extreme rate. Rye gu ct. Barley was
quiet bnt firmly held. halt dull, and prices
nearly nas Oats less active, but prices were
sustained Tho sales to fair extent, at Soc for
Canada, Gle for Western and 62kc 65c. for Prince
Edward Island.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
TUrpAf, May SO P. N.


The stock marke, vigorously hammered by the
at tn drs board this morning, and general de-
cline OF quotations pa the tendency At the
time being towards still further New York
Central y lower 1T tho close than at yesierdays
second board, Erie TX, Hudson River iZ Reading x.
Elchigan Southern 2. Northwestern Ia Cleveland aud
Ptsburg ~. Rock island ~. Fort Wayne " ohio aud
Mississippi Certificates "a, Quicksilver Il. Governm Mt
securities inactive. Coupon sores advanced u
Coupon fye-twenes o. the issue declined u. At
the open board, IT O'clock the market lower and
without spirit Al tho regular board there
further relapse. New York Central was than at
the Grst board, Erie IA Hadson River Ia, Reading z,
Michigan Southern /, Northwestern ~ Rock Island I,
Fort Wayne l, Quicksilver |, Ohio aud Mississippi ;er
fcatcs l, Cumberland Coal x. Government securities
were heavy. Coupon five twenties were 10 yer,
issue y, coupon skies Of 1881 T. Al the open board
at ha'f-past three, the cline coallnped. New York
Central sold nj 81 s3I Erie s3k X HUDSON River 95
aiI, Reading soii, Achigan Southern SAX, ichisan
Canral loo&, Illinois Ceuuh u.s. Cleveland and Pitts
burg SAX a y, Northwestern 2iX, Rock Island ok,
Fort Wayne 81 cox, Ohio aud Mississippi certificates
2lx Z, Cumberland 81, Quicksilver ls,I After the
call the market was 6rmer, and Erie rose to 70E ";
but tho recovery not fully maintained, and late ia
the afternoon Erie quoted at TO- The
bulls appear To BE- wanting in the financial
strength necessary sustain the market, and there DO
ing little outside support the natural tendency s down.
ward, the fall being interrupted BY frequent but slight
reactions Tho decline from the present point Il, how
ever not likely to be great In est matng the ccndi
on and prospects OF the market considerable allowance
be made for the recession which has already taken
place.
Gold has been in brisk demand but the bears have
sold IL down freely. The foreign bankers have at the
time deferred buying In what they threw upon the
market ew days ago and hence the price at the close
was ~ lower than at the opening The first quotation
Of tho day l3s after which II recoded TO 1851
and recovered to 13sx. There was no Improvement
after this ard tho price gradually sunk 10 1914 =,
at which 1t stood at hafpast Ave r. NJ Cash gold is
abundant; but tie market Is oversold When
It 10 considered that In the whole Of tho
States, outside Of those recently In REBELLION,
the supply of rod In the banks, as also the Sub
Treasury in this city Is reduced 70 sum Of little more
than sixty million, the frmness Of the gold market
the face Of tho complete termination Of the rebel
lon cnn be easily accounted for This may be ap
portioned as folows:--
New York banks and Sub Treasury May $50 0s7
Deduct Tor exports about 500 900
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
WINES, LIQUOns, sc.

- ~. !. ~,nuu,
I,onr wIrB.-A rAyrIY IEAviSo Eon IyRorn
s ,ase Of 1901 and nlot'sd In i:;e rom ionaoa
Il never beea anyariea ssr w cen y, tHc sssrr u
I'm ~ ,hcnst Thsieent1 etstet aud Sixth av
r,yF wrrsvBY.-ie go BAHRFLs PuRT RYE WH,s- Wnis
N Roy. dsllei ~ sM ~. ~. \. ~ 10y 81 ~ -, eo,. "a
,rytuavEy a 90 GALLONS VERY CHoICB pVen
w s,y.n ,r,r od Western Whiesoy for sale, 10 lots 49,
o,e barrel aud upwards, Al Trea lttFeir Coll I'VE
wi,Ros IIi Htoa1w.y, A. ", Ia EsgasoHa shls,r"As
S.a ,e mi'e.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
THE LECTURE SEASON.

yAPoRrANT L.CTUnEs DAILy-FOR GENTLEMEN
/ only, q, uN Nee fofs Hmesp' of Anatomy ss Mosa
wsy Parties ~ Atnl thess lectures eau nave lnem
Forwarded Gcs ~ - oec, ~ 4~aesspa asste.~ry o.
..A. AsAs Ys-en 4 Aa.l...
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

1OO RswARp-SToLEN PROM THE OFFICE 0r
plVU tse nnserssaed aseS. Sh o'coci On IassS.y s
~ Frank LesBr due June r. fer Slz1 MlD; Prank Ac.
Blvy's due Jniy ~ for san NO; Cenner's Son. drn.
accepted by n Rswc due August n, for $40 hl.i -
tra!i Of d wh,.e ssseP.sd BY sscssA ssisasr %.
dsrsei BY the uroriisnrd Tho above reward WI ce
Cor the return Of he The psyncntsf ne ncns -
las Ef,yyYR's gOys Garner eesde and Centre sss.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

4 DtCgHRs IMPROVED BILLIARD SkBIRa AND
A. PIT bt Cutbons--A splendid st0tx OF D,s eady or
Dyisr; fouf Pocket ssd Csrn1 stcs one sooha A. "a
y. Tafsrias8, hc. LI-tCI o. ~ GS4u sIet- tyrAJ
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

The sccretary Of the Treasury has made tho ing
national banks add uonal repositories Of tho public
money during the week ending May 27:-Eerchaots',
Portland, Me seccnd, jersey City, j.
The Aggregate earnings Of the several telegraph COM
panies each having lines working TO the same points,
for the last half of 1884, aken from the books f the
United States ASSESSOR TO whom sworn monthly reports
are required be made, under the Internal Revenue
sct wero:-
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
W.,i<yn Union and Amer,con UnFed 0a'es
.$1,7oi,4l

Tho Western Union Company holds Arse interests IN
other lines tho earnings Of which ara reported eD"hee
and which aro accordingly not included IN the above
statement
The New York herald., 1865-05-31
RESTAURANTS.

I,LORRNcE RgSrAUEANr, 0b, @7, 6s rRO AY
L private entrp uss.so ssGeet-NIIclibLLB BROS.
old estatsehsd house WI ee tc tb
pusis Thursday, June TAe yvsprrtcys 81 great sn
IsBse, bsvv reuolcied aud renovated tsrousboat Is
bar wN he stsskpd with the eke-t ard hasst 10 sun ~
sf fasfdi. essDe psevr, and the vuii0sr
viii be ssasf
rpks IN Tho cornNy.
The New York herald., 1865-05-31

200 Hud River RR.. ssH SO MI &P du G RR. 70
100 do. $40 eek II clev, ,colScnIR. Io
100 do I'd call 06A
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO the contrary are considered as wishing to con-
tinue the subscription.
2. Ifsubscribcrs wish their papers discontinue
'od publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. Ifsubscribcrs neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
T. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of the removal.
s. The Courts have decided. that refusing to
take paper from the Office. or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prima tacico evidence
ofintcntiona fraud.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
THE
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
A8S&A 80 &2asSAA ID

HAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX HORSE CON-
IL cord Coaches to all parts of California, Ore
'gon and Nevada.
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia City Estate OF Ncvada,) llinoistown,
Grass Valley Nevada, Iowa Hill and Dutch Flat.
take the cars of the Central Pacific Railroad, at
Steamboat landing, foot of street, Sacramento
City, every morning at $50 A. NJ, and arriving at
Clipper Gap at $50 NJ, where they take coaches
of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
and arriving at Virginia City the next day at 6
M. also, stages direct from Clipper Gap to Illi-
nostown, Grass Valley, Nevada, Iowa Hill and
Dutch Flat arriving at each place at about 2 NJ.
Also, lines from Auburn, connect with Forest
Hill, Todd's Valley, Yankee Jim, Michigan Bluff
and Squaw Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, tor Marysvlle, every
morning at o'clock, A. NJ.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

The SUEz CANAL.-The great canal for
connecting the Red Sea with the Medierra
mean is so far advanced as to be navgable
for small barges through its whole length,
with the exception of one point where , large
lock is in process of construction a transl
shipment is required nt this place. The ad
vance of the work to this stage was celebra
ted on the 7th of April by what was called
an opening of the canal, this being the Sec
ond "opening" which has been publicly
celebrated.
The canal, when completed will. be about
one hundred miles long, and $50 feet wide
at the water line, with its bottom twenty
feet below the bottom of the Mediterranean,
The protector of the enterprise is M. f. de
Lesseps, Frenchman, who obtained grant
in 1854 from the Egyptian Government. lie
then formed Joint stock company, with a
capital of $40,00O,O 900, on condition that rs
per cent Of the profit should be divided among
the stockholders, Is per cent. should be paid
to the Egyptian Government and 10 per cent.
should 90 to the originators of the enterprise.
On these terms the stock was taken up, SlS,'
100000 by the Egyptian Government, and
the remainder by capitalists in Paris and
London. 1t is stated that contracts have
been made for the completion of the several
parts of the work by the first of July 1868.
The distance from New York to Bombay,
in India, is now by the Cape of Good Hope,
$4,000 miles by the way of the Suez Canal
it will be l ,283 miles, the new route thus
shortening the yOyape more than 7 900 miles
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

Rock ISLAND TO BE A National TRoPHY
DEPoT-The War Department has designated
Rock Island, QII.,) as the grand depot at
which shall be collected and stored all the
artillery, arms, ordnance and other trophies
captured during the war by northwestern
troops These will be Systematically arranged
and carefully preserved under the supervision
of the Ordnance Department. The prison
barracks, storehouse, etc. are to be vacated
as soon as possible, and at once made avail
able for the new use to which devoted.
Do they mean to have pianos and house
hold trnke!s!
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

STATUS OF THE NEGRO IN TENNEss EE-
A bill fixing the status of the negro in Tenn,
has passed the lower House of the Legisla-
ture of that State. 1t forbids the ntermar'
riage Of negroes with whites and the admls-
sion Of negro children to the white schools.
Negroes may be witnesses against each other
but not against whites, and any contract be.
tween a white and coIored person shall be
void Unless made in writing and witnessed by
a white person. Negroes are subject to the
same penalties for crimes as whites, but rape
committed by negro on white woman is
made a capital offence.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

A servant girl who had seen the effect of
"Old Bourbon whisky" on bipeds, thought
she would try an experiment on rats Ac-
cordingly she took small quantity, made it
very sweet with sugar, crumbled in bread
enough for the crowd, and set the dish in
the cellar. A few hours after, she went down
and found several rats gloriously "fuddled,'
engaged in throwing potato parings and
hauling one another up to drink.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

A gentleman talking to another on the
subject of marriage, made the following OBJ
servation: 81 first saw my wife in a storm;
carried her to ball in storm; courted her
in storm; was published to her in storm;
married her in storm; lived in storm all
her life; bnt, thank heaven, I buried her ia
pleasant weather"
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Mail and Passenger train leave Sacramento at
.6.30 A. NJ. arrive at Auburn at AN. md at
Clipper Gap at $50. There is also Mail and
Passenger train that leaves Sacramento at P. NJ
and arrives at Clipper Gap at S.45.
Returnng-the cars leave Clipper Gap at 9. 80
"A. NJ, for Sacramento, and at 40 P NJ. But one
train is run on Sunday, leaving Sacramento at
$50 A. NJ, and Clipper Gap at $50 An.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Life in the City of Mexico.

The Herdlds correspondent gives the fol.
lowing description of life in the Mexican cap
tal: Turning to the other extreme of
society, Mexico contains enormous wealth,
which is avished in all the means of comfort
and luxury known to civilized life. Houses
whose forbidding exterior of stone and plas-
ter, with grated, prison,like windows, indicate
the elegance within, are adorned with al
that art and wealth can supply, brought from
Europe and the United States at fabulous ex
pense. Costly carpets, curtains, mirrors
chandeliers pianos, statutes, paintings libra
ries, and all that goes to com pete sumptu
ously furnished mansion are displayed ottener
with reckless profusion than in conform
ity with good taste, and all suggesting o the
calculating American a valuable market in
our nearest ueighbor, if we have the sense to
keep on good terms and make our friendly
relations more intimate. The private equip.
pages in the streets are special means of
exhibiting wealth and taste. Most of the
carriages, barouches and the like vehicles are
imported from Europe, though a few are made
in the United States. Many Of them are
elaborately ornamented with silver, as are
also the harness. Mules seem to be in de-
mand for carriage animals, though a fine
span of English or American horses now and
then dash along the ribbons held by liveried
coacbmen, while behind sits the footman in
all the spendor of red, blue and yellow. The
principal drives are to the Basco de Bacarell
the Basco de la Viga along the calla de los
Plateros and the Alameda. At the last
named place which is a place of about twenty
acres handsomely laid out with flowers, shrubs
and large shade trees, the fashionable
world Of Mexico resort for morning drives
and equestrian exercise and here may be
seen some Of the famous Mexican riders in
all the grace of love of display for nowhere
does the Mexican gentleman feel so proud as
on his horse, with his silver mounted saddle
and gaiy ornamented serape. On a fine
morning multitude of borsemen are cur
vetting along the romantic roads Of the Ala
media, now half hidden among the foliage
passing out of sight behind the fountains, and
wheeling into sight again, in all apparent con-
fusion, but yet, owing to their perfect control
of their animals, never coming in contact
Among the crowd are seen the flashing uni
forms of Frehch and Austrian officers, trot
ting their heavy horses at jogging pace,
holding the reins with both hands, their
elbows squared, feet pointed out at right
angles from the strrups, and presenting in all
respects ludicrous picture compared with
the elegant horsemanship displayed around
them. When one of these warriors, mostly
etfeminate looking gentlemen, with pale faces
and spectacles, comes humping by, the Mex.
leans quietly make room, and appear not
to notice the contrast. Never an approach
to a smile is seen beneath the ample s0mbrero;
though doubtless the scene affords them food
for fun in some more fitting place. where the
rules of po!ieness would not be violated by
hearty laugh.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

The GAME LAW AND SPoRr.--The Santa
Cruz Sentinel, of Suly 18th says:
On Friday, June 80, the law prohibiting
the killing of deer, expired by limitation, and
already the quick sharp crack of the rifle
resounds, and "the horn of the hunter is heard
on the hill" This year the Santa Cruz noun
tains are full of game, such as bear, deer,
foxes and other smaller animals, affording
rare sport for good marksmen.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

The Petersburg papers say that the earth
in that vicinity is full of old iron. Among
these mineral deposits are occasional shells
which have never been exploded. Therefore
if it should hereafter happen that an agricul'
turist should occasionally be sent with horse
and plow skywards, the thing may be thus
explained.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

WAS HE AN ARTFUL DoDGER9-Says the
Marysville Rxpress of goth July:
What does Colfax know of Marysville,
our handsome city, one of the handsomest in
the State? Not thing. He lodged in
here, lodged into the stage office, lodged
over to Dawson's and took a lunch, lodged
to make d call on lady, lodged the Com
mittee waiting to see him, and then lodged
over to the cars. and struck out for Oroyile
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

Wild HoNEY.-A gentleman named Rags
dale residing near Grass Valley, found bee
tree few days ago, from which he took over
thirty pounds of honey.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS !!

Ii you want a nice Game of Billiards, on
an excellent Table,
Gall at Holly's Billiard Saloon on the Plaza, op-
Posite the Post Office, where the undersigned will
DC pleased to see you; and where also you can
OBTAIN the best of liquors and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn, August 9Th, 1S64-my.