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Staatscpnmifficn fur G~snipans
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Sin Gcnfeftierers II. @tSercmc.

NIT NiiutraImaNu 6ostire u. pcgnautA,r Stur'6-
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On Artts q lllo icfUrt ~ U%trtauicn, ba bic Raum
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
,o FROM BOSTON.
Ovation to General Sherman.

IBesToN,,July A.-Gep. w. L. Sherman
was formally received this forenoon at the
City Hall, the members of the City Gov
ernment and a large number Of citizens
uniting to give him a welcome. Short
speeches were made and a ban of music
was in attendance. The affair passed off
with great cheering and general satisfac-
ton. At ten 0'clockth GeneralprOceeded
to the State House, where he was received
by Gov. Bullock, and warmly welcomed to
the hOspitalities of the old Bay State. Sew
eral officers of the I'd and 33d Massachu-
setts regiments, which were in Sherman's
army on their march to the sea, were here
to greet their old commander. Among
them were Generals Underwood and Coggs-
well. The battle-1ags of the regiments
were displayed, and the scene was of great
interest.
This afternoon General Sherman will
visit the navy yard, Bunker Hill Monument,
Harvard College, and other places of inter-
est. On Monday there will be a grand re-
ception in Faneuil Hall, and on Tuesday he
will take his departure for Hanover, N. II,
passing through Lowell. General Sher-
man goes. to New Hampshire to attend. the
commencement of Dartmouth College. ..
Arrest of Head Center Stephens.
Boston, July 14.--The gentleman who
became bail for Head Center Stephens in
the suit Of p. A, Sinnott, surrendered
him to-day into hands of theoonstable, and
the Head Center was committed to Jail. Mr..
Sinnott sues for debt of $4,000, and the
bail required is $1,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.


A toilet delight Tho ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, I
render the skin soft and fesh to prevent eruptons
u perfume clothing, DO. q .,,gg
II ovefeomeS the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
II tremovesrednesS, tan. blotches, DC. fH
ltcures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
ltcOols, softens and adds delicacy to the skin. 4 %
ltyiclds asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stingS of insects. Az
Itcontains no material injurious to the skin. ~
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II is
what every lady should have, Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will uge no
other Cologne. Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
DEMAS BARNES 4 co. t,-
Props! Exclusive Agents, Ny.
. . e d
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FROM NEW. YORK.
The Needy IN soutil Carolina.


New FORK, July 14.-Owing to confiicte
ing testimony as to suffering for want OF
food In South Carolina, and as Gen. Sickles,
upon his understanding Gov. Orr to say
the want was much exaggerated, had dis
approved of the ration returns, Gen. How
ard appealedt6 Gov. Orr for clear state
ment of the case. GOV. Orr hastens to re-
ply, with aview to correcting Gen. Sickles'
misapprehension of his statement. He says
thereis gfeat need of distributing rations
through the Freedmen's Bureau in every
district of the State.a He, however, urged
discrimination, as there are many unfit
subjects. After detailing the districts suf-
fering most, he adds: 1regret extremely
that any opinion of mine should have been
so understood as to justify or require the
suspension Of the rations, which it was pro-
posed to distribute In this State. He there
fore earnestly requests that the rations will
be continued as estimated by the account
of the Bureau. .aa. a.a r rl.........
Reply from John Minor BOtIs.
John Minor Bolts publishes reply to J.
iB. Baldwin's statements, and denies that in
his interview with the late President Lin
coin In 1861, any proposition was offered
looking to the withdrawal of troops from
Fort Sumter in case Virginia refused to Sc
cede. da.dv M9.1 1s us .l'D.. ,....t.
.oy 4 Financial. 100 '.a -..'
The POst'smoney article says: Gold is
quiet and transactions are limited. The
lending rate is unchanged. The loan mar
ket isabundantly supplied with idle cap
ital, offered at 5@6 per cent. Thirty mil
lions Of, currency will be disbursed from
the Treasury next week. f. E r
The stock market is quiet but firm.-
Governments steady; State stocks active;
railroad bonds strong, and bank shares
quiet. Railroad shares in active demand,
and especially Northwestern, Reading, Old
Southern and Erie. After the board New
York Genital closed at 9924 Erie 743S. POI.
Excitement in Financial Circles.
Much excitement existgin financial cir
cles, caused by alleged frauds in connec-
ton with the North River Bank of Hobo
ken. 1t is said worthless notes, bonds,
stocks, &c. have been taken to the Bank
and deposited, for which certificates of de-
posit bearing interest were received. With
these certificates of deposit, purchases have
been rmade'o OF real estate, merchandise, &C.,
in this city and various parts of the coun-
try. 1t is thought Wall street Is flooded
with this paper. George w. Chadwick,
whoi is supposed to be Vice President of
the Bank, has been arrested and committed.
Samuel jackson was also arrested as an ac-
compiice. ri .. ...... .....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
Cleveland Marker.

FLOUR CITY, made Xxx red Sl2al4; do XX,whito -
6Tsn9s Xxx red raHgeat $40 SO9l2 50; and Xxx Ghits
., s 81 Il !! Milwaukee spfnsa
lC9RN-Sales car No! e mixed at ssc; No. lido O
ga 4IGS;EDull and nominalIs ass47ofcr car lots d
RYF13teady at sSc for No. / frrn store. ... ..A
.P0Rk-Sales 35 brIs No. mess at $50: No hold q
at t32 prime mess ~ $40. N3U. uI.- ID IHI 7VTri
.LARD,-City rendered held at 22c 10 tierees, and
sZSe IN ~ kegs: Country rendered dull ut 20 2ic,
BEEF-Quet and unchanged at s2O 90 for city
Smoked MEATS-Sales $4,000 lbs oity. sugar
cured .So cspyas.ed 24c Shoulders firm and steady
DRIBD BEEt-Sca-ce and Hrui at o6c. ii 5r9d1
.BACON-Steady at 2Oc. .1fW LU..e.I.I. TpI 30 yl
BY TIER Quiet and n9ninal at 792sc for West d
ern Reserve; 24g25c fur Central and Western -. /,
LCHEESE-Dull aud unchanged at 1O9fc for
EGGS EGGS5jSales Of a few barrels at 2lc. iaggb .rg
-WIGHWlNES-Wou bring 81 25 in small lots d
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spirits "a 6O94 65;g8 per !
cent; &c Alcohol - 5Os4 IS: Neutral Proof Spirits
PETR0 0LEuM-Refued in bond held at ssss4c;
lP0TATOES--Sales $50 bush old mixed At g; IS. y
100 bush Peaehblows at 5O so brs new at 50 so per
LAKE FISH-white Fish e. rs; Picksre, ssa !,
9s PSI Trout 81 OO97 80; Bass S5 so; Herring S4@
80, all fofaliat barrel. li''. l' ~ 1T 1T0r-
DRIED RRUI Ir-Apples firm at $780, and pay for y
packages, Peaches in moderate request at 3Oo for
peeeledj Is, for u1pee'ed halves and quarters ~,
lIALLQM-Far request and firm at l0iS9l1c. ~.
FBATHERS-Goed demand and firm at s599Oc
for prime live geese ..... :gl.il-aTr aiIrvfvs
vdtG a0GPSS1hFSm He'd at range Of for New
MALT--Barley Malt steady at s1 loaI so per bu; I
the latter Tor strictly prime 40. Canada. III tslL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
GeOrgia Equal Right. Asso,ci IA dion.

AUGbsTA, GA, July l4.-The Georgia
Equal Rights Association of Freedmen,
representing twenty-four counties of this
State, after session of three days, has ad-
.journed. The object of the Convention
was to examine into the conduct
Of j. E. Bryant, president of the association
and editor of Che Loyal Georgian. Mr..
Bryant was accused of swindling the
freedmen After Z, an ,ReXparte hear
ing, without summoniHg witnesses, the
Investigating committee reported IA
vorablyo-7t91 Mr. Bryant, adding, a
resolution con ndemning the use to,which he
applied the Loyal Georgian in attacking
Gen. Tillson, and demanding it should
cease. Upon Invitation General Tillson
addressed the Convention, saying that
it was his duty to inform the
members that Bryant was liar
and swindler, and the'course he is purG 2
suing is injurious)to the colored race. He
urged members against giving him any
support or countenance. The Convention
then passed a resolution thanking General
Tilson for his speech and information.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
Fire in Concord. N. M.

CONCORD, NH, July 14.--A fire broke
out here last evening, which destroyed
Ford q Kimbalis extensive iron foundry,
with the outbuildings, B. F.. Dunkle e
less than half of which was insured. r5i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
( FROM PHILADELPHIA,

Contested Election Case Decided.
PHILADEIPHIA, July 14.-Judge Allison
decided this morning that Major David P.
Weaver, Democrat, was legally elected City
Commissioner over John Given, Republic
can, at the election last October, by 20 ma
IiOritH. -.. ----..- L.----.l nr Il .ll- ---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16

This sthe most delightful landextraOrdinaryattlc
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
handstoa pOarly satin. texture of rsvishing, ,bea1y
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the dds
H"9Ue appearance 50 inviting in the city belle of
fashion. II removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin. leaving the complexion
fresh, tranparentand SyYoth. It'contains no ma,
teral Injurious to the sin Patronised by Actress
sS and Opera Singers. lis what every lady should
have: Sold everywhere. Retail price. scots. s.s,
Prepared by w. E.HAsAN, TrOy.N. Y q ftiSl
Address allOrdsrs to "a 17rv,r-.rrrsr7,s ,,r,
I .,,.-.J. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
Z oct0-dAwIv - TT fI ..ft. h"L srNfo Won =
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nOu.ehoid Necessity Exist. for. the

HOusehoId Necessity Exists for the
Use of ,f...s siH'
DUBNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
Which, in the first stages ofa cold acts like magic
+Headscbs, Hoarseness. Diptheria, and Bronchitis,
Sore Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result of Catarrh. This snuff removes and pre-
vents all these, and insures q healthy Head. Its
effects are pleasant and safe. even for infants who
suffer from Snufles.
1t has the highest professional testimonials. Sold
By all Druegiss sent by Mailto all parts of U b.
or 30 cents for One Box. or q for -Four Boxes. %
Address gIoJ JAS, S,DURNO, j. ., COX 1885,
New ork CITY.
At Wholesale, by DEMAS BARNES d 90. i
farkShaW, Nepo York re TJ r. june9-lyd&w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-16
2 FROM CINCINNATI.
Two NIurdersLLOs by HarIttng Of
the Academy of Music. ,l,.,ls

the Academy OF aNAuHic. qeol8
,GMonxNATI5 July 114.-Two deliberate
murders were committed In thisscitys last
night. Edwin Hartpenee, from Gordon, o.,
murdered formoney, and q alahorer named
Kelley, by neighbor for revenge. .iy'Ht
-Fhe loss by the burning Of the Academy
of Music is greateFg thar first supposed.
Werner g Gerard, piano dealers; Mrs. Star
ling, milliner, and others, lose $4,000,
making total of $4,000. Insurance $685.
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Toledo llIarket-JuIvT NJ "a. \ /,

WIHissAISI,-Dstlinihg; !, sales Of new amber Michi
C09N3-2c lower; sales of No. linked at e4<e;
No. lMhite at s6o.N A III II = =, = : b.
LAKE AakfEFhRsfahyH FREfEy Hfs-Duli and uDobanyad oaI 10
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Generals Steedmam and Fuller
ssf8Iy tOfa,s ViSl6 % Texas.IY Hayl

| sGALvksEoS, Ak July 12.-77 Generate
Steedman and Fullerton leave to-day for,
New, Orleans. z They have visited portions
of the interior, and express satisfaction
with former apd present managementBofc
tbg bufeau9 9niW 10 -h1ul IL ale 1oIlad 70 sgl
Nothing heard from Gen, Gregory. '''ilpAl
,ts5Ils dSiu hirOa a.. LGsoob
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: BuffaIoiNIa rket-JuIy,14.

FlOUR-Quiet, vi H-HIslJ v.-.t Efl0f uu.ay
MtHEAT1leweri = sales of 10000 bushNO Mi-15
G9RS-sales 10000 bush at Tic for No. /, and zoo
c0ATs7Dull and inaOtiyei held 4S94ac for No. III
0BERIEY- hs yaw d.idW iic4 90
RYE-Quiet - y s'T i1Hfs y9d' sG WCilos
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Oswego market-JuiyJ,1A

FLOQR-Dul but unchanged. Sales at Ss@l0fO
f fOr HSl spriHs SlS sosl2 S9 for red winter s5 Is
:, ,WHEAT-Dull and UNCHANGED; sales Of 1000 bush
No. chicago spring at 81 o. II VT-.'7.'ifIg I,g
CORN-Steady; sales 10000 bush No, Illinois at
FRElGHTS-Cansl freights unchapged; wheat
l2c; corn To- z9llc; oats as to New York III sI6y
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BaItimore Cattle markIegtl-,IIUTIi l,IITIi y "a y .d

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings durinq ths7 ns., r.,
week were 7vO head against 945 head previons week
Of the he receipts 800 head we're brought ft6m Ohio
Hnd % 2Vo from estern Virginia, over the Baltimore
ern central Railroad, and balance left over from last
week VI the ottsrlngs during the week 100 head
Philadelphia. and the balance tEken by Bsitim5rS
butchers Prices to-day ranged FROM e6 to 80 95 per
ioO lbs with but lew at the latter price, Average OF
ment OF y ke per ID overast weeks rates market
cieslngc hrm; The general quality of the Cattle
1neLed R was common, there being very few good 4
SHEEP-The suppythis week has beetflarre, and
at ~ cents perl lb. Z, III - - : - - : -
/ HuGS..The supply In market has been rather
scarce. with sales as fast thev arrive at sI3 s0
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MOUsE.L

The House resumed as,the. business in the morn,
pg Sn SS ~ S ~ sNaS NV sS sS
Sippi'FOr railroad purposes, The pehdiHs question
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