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4 -Chanse 81 seheslnle N CIV oriessns. q acR
ION and reat Northern lon and after
m be INST passenger train leave New 0risans
"a OEDAy WEDNESDAYS md FRIDAYS, at 4 4. NJ,
and arris b ut Canton at r. Nj same day. a Y ts
Returning, viii leave Canton at 6 4. NJ on SUNDAYS,
FEDNEsDAYs and FRIDAY 5, and arrive IN New Orleans
same day IL s II NJ s Ss il s III n Thu uREGARD,
ssf a Gen'l supt ilnd CHI Engsr
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dts1nl 600 BANK NOTES WANTED or
D1UU,OUUt the following States 81 III
s., South Carolina Tennessee,
Louisiana, vifginia
Also. Railroad Issues IT III tho ses stasss
- = - N III fl Il ar st,oot
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q t,sv 7onLnaNs cIrMrs4IA.N ADyo.

!. NJ F,V ORLEANS CIIMrsTIAN AdSy0-l
the 10th this well known Christian Jour
nal viii 81 Yeume rs agents are
M southern Methodist Travelling Preachers throughput Ala
: BANJO Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana and Texas Old
5uatfons ate invited 10 suhsetibs. ssSs NJ VII
Terais. FIVE DO ahnns VI yaaes reaches
IN extensive class Of readers which see other Rev OF
leans rapsr. :
ONCE na Camp street. IN stairs
6xas cONsUarEIss y r ~ s1'sk
4 WINCHESTER 81 ATENT IaIPRovED IA TIP Gas
RUENER Is the most conseneut Burner in Tho TIP
win ncysr cerodss rust or nurn OUT For tae ps q W
his agents In this ely oalce B. Moorss
Gas Fistsng Establishmeat, No 81 Baronne street
Bore spurious articles for sale in the stKet Gas fla
tvros cleaned and repaired At 81 Bercaus street
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4 EOK SAx4gEyaplk CEEAHH,rTHss-4TBiEs
and powerful Steam tug III q 70 EN' IA pro
peller 1f abeut 250 tons Nensirenert Qeaio 0R fea
Longs ~ feet beam, IL feet hold bn lib tho ndk thotog
and IN good order and ready for tea F9r spse
CREEYY, NICK ERSON &C,
rs Corner Curoniaet 1}sd 9rar III stfsetk
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M aIoNTGosIIlk Z Sc . q RE-

Ian. 1sSs lSAnIoc1k 4,ssst
~ ~ theiT uctieI AAIS sf1s I'M
as RoseSgoad. ana Malnat hs5scsts$ @
CARING Seat Chairs Easy 4 Y
Marble Iuu Side Bcs1ds, ExtHnslen u
sela tarpetss RiaseS
RAintinga CosknA
siel hdnasss W. sSSs
y A large inyoiee Of csstass Bsda snd Nc
51Q general
sSs-
aSlEfiah SN
sssIax nh ii HI asRo., ~ Gsoesrieis
.Ssss III NJ. MpHrsoHuny zspens oI eH
&sa Camp sire sodpA con-
ss lsstll Y a'cls
N y sse IN EH Mlafsas
% baies COTTON sg 3A8}
| ssrnTles ready 5ai sttSt EHz
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81 The brig n. II. Kenne ays Capt. Guyer,
frora FI!sdejpbta 25 FIRST
ul4 Srsiguess ats "a attend ME re
ees IT otAcfwlse they be stored
ct fssif risk aud exaensc.
sts VI FOSpIGK, 50 Camp street. ~
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uARIErIEs TIIEATEM AyIER STREE

NJ AIEIEITES 10y = ~
Engagement II the Charming Gftsa yoang Actress
Miss CharIotte Thempson.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY llth, lese,
Sheridan brilliant comedy Of the
SCHOOL FOE SCANDAL
LADY TEAzLa - . ~ i. \. MISS CaARLorrE THOMSON
With its former great cast
Friday Saturday Of
yIcToRINE, Or, I'LL SLEEP ON IT.
vicroRrsr ~. sMIss CHAHlo1Ts THOMPSON.
snppored By the entire company With the aughabe farce
ef the LIMERICK BOY TX
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II o. 4 /

~ 90 = " q SEDsG SsAl45
II lsT the seTsIMA n A ssIs- Ni,tB$
H. Backs, Letter Books Reeeipss,
other e kIlas pssa&
fsrkin csnpbeli N ae. Perkins n "a and their =
sppndents and the papttepf hos W4
NJ Pekins, agencies of Bank DIT ydnnas
Union Bank pf Tennessee alsn0r Once
Fxtnres Copying end Seal PRESSES Seals,
missing. * IF4sfS
viii please make Known where they
can be lad. PERKINS " co lss -
n aS Garondelet street, eorner MI uninns S@s
COS REysA q q zz,sToLE I'm FROM d ROY pRAs NM
yplsO street. PONY branded Al NJ
nperac on the Of shoulder, half pf
return liz aboys to Psydas sfaet Hid reeys tSs abcv
reward. *s SNa lNsE84s
&CE REWARDED ANY PERSON VI no VIII "a
HptO return this Office large white Pointer Dog Wit
tan spots body and and locked
name of Crockett AZ 1ER
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Special ~ otice- On acconntSf necesssa-
" repairs the Mobile and Coast steaisr VII
discontinue Her trips to Mobile Watering Places for few
pus notice sRln III given 81 rasumins trips.
K PETER MARCY, Agent
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N All. Cha sges lk0tef Company " sie elton
81 iiye yeaF belfld or slss
HUH irsts III tlic oiee II LID New Gs cca
paay, from II II 6eioek n
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z II ~ sITIjAT70N--AY YOUNG MAN. WITH
ak yoefie765 n ban King hvaae, Ii aesiYoua Of
gment Id one u tils ss7,ij itsss hosises 10
Arstapsls book. keeping writes good sss1f6H- And
Eaptionable city TafeTencess Address r Nj w 3.
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The sEsip Saga dahe, Hali, master. aI g,
New york Il ler cargo Post IS Third Dis
tct Consigtees ass requested to Ned N the recent ri
goods ID ths Isyse they " her
erups.ise sad t;sk! GiEO. *. FpsnIcK,
a s. sst X & So Camp Btresb corner hatcher.
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Is'OR SALE.

IlOR sALE-sTEAMBoAT-oNE sfDEzW i'll $3.50
sssxlang e slsss n iset hc drsss isss
sss. All he ee@pless q ss IAN tgalrts M
good height saloon deck for ladies;
very sth and seaworiy baiit vii hog
warranted In good order in all fC W5EE
lake tfede4 Apply W CHE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-13

6sEN UINE SILK COTTON SEED.
small consignment Of Silk COTTON SEED, from the
Plantation " judge nj ones, Braaoria county Texas
is offered for sale at the office of
49, s. NJ SWsEN soN
No. 10 Car0ndelet Street, corner of Union,
Where ane tho Cotton be seen, and information
Ind In refarence 10 the method Of culture.
Cotton 1850 htonght eighteen cents being double the
price Of otler Cotton of same classification.
The saps is from inches long, and the fibre as fne
as the best Sea Island
rT,HoArAs e. WALKER
fsonuoE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. % Gravler Street,
New Orleans, LIS
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.
4 ~ JsAA ~ ~ IA AaN AajtfA
Having disposed Of interest ii Massrs FRAN,
EISswAGNER& CO, Mobile liza. continue business
A. heretofore. ID ibis Wy, on nly ovp aee6apf
# TiIoS II sFALKER
81 NJ 90 tiravisr street
New Orleans. JANUARY LIST, 1855 sa7s 3 "a
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GROCERIES. " I'll 3FIhrDs Isl spi
We \. NIX ID. il. AH tsxkxsIEHS
Aud e
SATURDAY. u ssnuns9y III, n = - 2
- III NJ in stare No Al II ass zinc skrAet, yrfsx z
III bs,ls. FIeus, 10 betes 4Hfne, 100 h9fes n
catee, 10 boxes 6eap, ft1zeft Hf9ptns, ~ Eeiy
sTob8r6f, 100 bosas Il, al EdxeB IA VI md ri
sTunshiess, Ii sss4sH 1sREtis ~
Hams Shoulder, EicE ssute, sss VI.
3rerey. 81
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rotary oce ad att he principal Music and Book Sores
Applications for Ladies' invitations may left Will
street. H. Degrange, Auction Mart, Cfo
street, and the .gonniittee every Thursday and Satn
evening at the Hail ss.5 N
nF- M lady will be admit without her Invitation cas
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--Ftei !. Itch Etch serntch scratch !
ecrstcls,y OINTMENT sill care the itch In
"a honraS As 8easas skI.T REfEuM, ULCERS, chill
B1AIss, apds iii AN 1lI sfIs Prles ~
cent? Fav esis 81 hit pruEsissss
gy seadiue d cents "a P0TTE scls agents l7o
washington psreet Hoston by rse Of
4 uoSiaas, to MY Isast Ill tie United statess ~ -
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1 ONCE a q. ew Orfeans, In.
Janaas5 wanted 70 freight tor Bsazos San
X ;toSias at4ssty. 10 m n TIT 81 ALLEN.
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n etft Nd Ii persons ting In
formation iii std prisoners who died camp
r,ans yll .EI;i ulsass Atsrsss E III J1RDANs
A S5s 45 RAJ saE Chicago. INK
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&SukS 4ts-FfvS islsl1GI tsEfE sAT T$r
~ RES Large ard powerful fiie uSherf
s1e, and both h pertsct running erdsl Elec
net1, viii te sold ceap tho about
elvng the city Address y Y lock taS5 inees
ISOM SALE OIE gEsNT HFaE vAIauABiEl
. aas Dal hstt gass ~
tIvataa oyeriloss made and half Tho 1fe
ibis year. good dwelling quart aasl
oyn NJ ~ IL S
Y0o deadcned fir ten Ss9ntN ab
with Deedtili front On Che lake tle
This of the saest places the
hnsst steam cir ard saw NIL " hs pest
clstrss good daler Al eoai1
Gles sae AanD piaes has l7e0 10 Land
200 In cuy atian Ie residence, IL
SgaT,sess ess sststis
lies in tn valley Of the Bayou
will sell rent Nll 81 hRrains
THE 5rce fsl 4les
tsb u ri 5sisass IN aa.
.ort Gps1ns or m Marshalt GU, cka sIs.
rs sseiIN & HfAPH5s Us,
~ III asl6n,tr f5er
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SI ZIG ANtIs n I'd, NJ ~
- sa1s ,assz claims against the ynef of Deloi
sent thsI5 q The signed, q Il XXI J. DEL
and Foucher strecsp Il s.Nses. l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-13

a Yyrtog, Fssa.,ss ii. si~asnss, New Orleans,
a 1866 ELECTION for Directors Will take place ct
ne Ians Honsa On MONDAY, tho 10TH 6etsrenth the hours
4 Nh i pss, GEO A. FEERET, Cashier
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Gen. d, Is or Kentucky /, is here
81 announced is partner in this house.
n HARLOW ]. PHELPS 4 90. 4
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Office STEADY AMI I fx n n Z 10 + q .f,sl
NgE ANTEn &. s sss ysss e ssd ison
AZ "nlse Nh, N and Apply al NJ
NTH i NV yya h,sa eSSs n
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KsauissMna L0titsa NO. I0ts, A. ~. ~ a. Aa,
hoids iss fc1iay Grand Lodgc fatl IT.
north Canal street. every tn
DAY EVENING. at O'clock
OrzIcEns O. prisus W NJ. Hs n Hays y NJ. Jas
& IL Nca. J w III e XVI sszsts frsasnfss AsthAr Weaall
Secretary wv. vi Msschey u D Ed. Halsts, u. y, NJ
Kusshsedt. III Vi hi ri K4al III Y. Hptchnscns Stewards
T1as Rogers Nisngairs; sG W Garyin, Tyler S
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once i O. o. New Orleans 10 1853 The semi
annual of NE B. Grand Ledge Of Iopis
iana d, win be hed sbc Erand Encampmant Room,
Cdd FelIows Ia on the 23d inst Al o'cleck
w HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
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| ,.sfo R;RIIG g4lis|
!. fea,sIil. Y! y s|fl z,
u ! = y & y Z !. I ss'
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tor ssss4 TON IN q uIEr fsf,grs IN
y6T AapEE4s a on mi hid
sgss & X this
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18
Cleveland market,

FLOUR-City made Xxx red $40 75a1l so: do Xxx
white Sii sscai 10 80. Sales 100 bbs * white Mich
igan a $40 75i so bbls AA ,ea MICHIGAN 80 90.
TWHEAT-Saes 1000 bu No. 2 Shelby red winter
at 81 IS; car good No. red winter at 81 ~; car
new amber Michigan atS2 O5; cars No. Milwaukee
spring, in two lots, on private terms; 1000 bu No
amber Michigan on private terms.
CORN-Sales cars No. sholled at Gle from store;
OATS-Sslos 1000 bush No. Ohio at $50 from
store.
'RYE-Inactive and nominal
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal. r-e rf -g..
P0Rk-Sales No. / City mess at $26 so; No. 2mess
$25 so; clear $50 co. .4
l9c. Country rendered l8@l7c. f'sf 7r N =
HAMS--Steady. Sales City sugar cured at 2Ic
Country cured at 10000. u =. s-lJ
sH0ULpERSzGity cured steady at l4c. COun-
BACON-Hed at lsc for clear and 1ec for sugar
MESS BEEF-In moderate demand and steady
at $l6 90. Extra mess $50 90. - =
DRIED BEEF-Steadyat2 CSC. ~ ~
BUTTER-ln good demand and steady. Prime
Western Reserve tub 4s94Ic; fair to good 3s 04Oc;
OHEESE-The demand is light, but prices are
UNCHANGED and steady at le@22c for good 10 choice
Western Reserve and New York. rs-g- = - = :.
EGGS-ll good demand, Sales ie bblssto &C. &
} IHIGHWINE Held at e 2393 "a.
jALCOHOL-Steady. Held at "a 48 ~ IS for 0S per
cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, a g. Neutral
Proof Spirits 80 $500 40
IPETR0LEUM-DulL but frmer at 52@54c for Re-
GREEN .APPLES--Stocks light, Held at sS OOo
DRIED KPPLES-iS good demand and firm AZ
l4e, and pay for packages. ly 377i
DRIED PEACHES-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED.
halves 20925e; quarters lSc 81 e7ith
iP0TATOES-ln good demand and firm. Sales .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, April lG,--River at a stand,
with five feet of water on the shoals.
The Legislature met to-day, and was oc-
cupied in the morning in violent attacks
made by two members on two daily pa
pers the Gazette and Banner, of this city.
The Knoxville Wing was also assailed by
Mr.. Williams, member of the House.
The military court-martial for the trial
of Ii. Bruner met this forenoon, but on mo-
tion of counsel for the accused, adjourned
until tomorrow, in order to prepare de-
tense.
Lieut.. Col Leib, 9Th U. S. Cavalry, who,
made an expedition to Paris, West Tennes-
see, and captured the notorious guerrilla
Harper, also captured Edmund Mayo, a
constant companion of Harper and accom-
plice in all his crimes. Harper broke from
his captors and effected his escape, but is
believed to be seriously wounded. and that
his recapture can be made without difficult
ty. Mayo was brought here to-day, and
will be held in close confinement for trial
before military commission.
A street fight occurred on Edgar street
to-day. The cOmbatants were separated
by General VIM. Brownlow, son of the
Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18
New York market-ApriI17 II.

COTT0N-Heavy and declining, at SIC for mid
ding. - ...... 80 .-.
for extra state s 6099 90 for extra round hoop Ohio
and 80 ell so for trade brands market closing firm
with no sellers at inside quotations.
WHlSk1-Quiet at 81 2692 q for State aud
western.
WHEAT-3a6c better with an active business do
ing; 81 go u 40 for old Milwaukee, 81 1901 so for
81 SOgl So for unsound do, and 81 25 for white
Michigan.
RYE-Firmer at 7O9i3c for western.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Fimer with . moderate demand; sO@s2c
fos unsOund, and S3Gs6 Sc for sound mixed western
both in store and delivered.
0ATS-Firm and ft1et at 40 S49c for new western
and 5S soc fol old do.
C0FFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Steady; OA@I3 Cuba s9l3c for Por-
to Rico; Havanna ll9ll56c.
MOLASSES-Dull, Porto Rico roc, and by auc-
tion 37S hhds at 3Sa94lac for Cuba; 50 64c for
Porto Rico -
PETR0LEUM-Dull at 2isc for crude, and $40
3sc for refined in bond.
PORK-Quiet and lower; % OO926 25 for new mes
closing at S26 90 cash. so 90 for prime; also, $500
brls mess. for April, May, June and July, sell
ers' option, S25 75926 25.
BEEF-Steady at SIS 509l9 so for new plain mess
and S20924 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady at $3S939.
CUT MEATS-Qulet; sales 225 pkgs at 1o1 s1lc
BACON-EleaYy and dull; l43s 9l4I6c for Cum
berland cut and l49l5Rc for short ribbed.
LARD-Stcady at l6t lS4c.
BUTTER-Quiet; 25g45j for Ohio, and 4O96Oc for
state
CHEESE-Dull at I6@2ec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18

| dividual opinion might express or en- Ier-
tain. The Legislature of the State, 1t bs bc
be presumed, is as correct report OF Ope
general feelings and views OF the State As
any that can be obtained from any quarter.
In addition, the Legislature subsequently
evinced their principles by works, in the
passage of an act which / also inc1ose to
you. This act speaks for itself. 1t Is short,
concise. pointed, as well as comprehen-
sive. 1t secures to the colOred race the
right to contract and enforce contracts, the
right to sue and be sued, the right to teE-
tify in the courts, subject to the same rules
that govern the testimony of whites; and it
subjects them to the same punishment for
all offenSes as whites in these respects, EN-
bracing all the essential civil rights of all
classes. In Georgia now there is no dis
elimination III these particulars on account
OF race or color. Please excuse this hasty
note. have no time to 90 more fully into
detail. Yours, most respectfully,
"ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
"Hon. VIM. NJ. S STEWART, U. S. Senate"
Q. What, if any thing, is being done in
Georgia in regard to the education of ne
grOes, children and adults?
A. Nothing by the public authorities,
as yet. Schools are being established in
many parts of the State under the auspices
of the Freedmen's Bureau, | think, and
quite number by the colored people them
selves encouraged by the whites.
@. What disposition do the negroes
manifest in regard to education?
A. There seems to be great desire on
the part of the children and younger ones,
and with their parents, to have them edu-
Gated,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne at 81 OO97 % for standard;
extra at as OO9S 5O family at 80 5O9lO co. and fancy
at $40 5OQl2 OO.
WHEAT-No new Red sold at 50; No. ! do at
50 l59e 90 aud old was held at So 1902 60. Spring
sold n 81 509l 55. No sales reported.
'C0RN-Dull at 64965c. and for mixed in elevator,
at 52953c. Tne sales were 1000 bushels ear, arrive
at 5312c, and 2400 do shelled, at canal, at 53c.
OATS-HOlders asking 3G94Oc for No. , and l. at
caua Below these quotations, large business could
have been dOne 1000 bushels sold at canal at 4Olc.
RYE The market frmer at 6S97Oc for No. l, and
73975c for choice
BARLEY-A firmer market at $l9I 10 for Fall,
and 81 209l 25 for Canadian.
PROVlSI0NS-S25 1926 90 for Mess Pork; lOc
for bulk Shoulders, loose l39l34c for Sides, and
l4sc for clear Sides. Country packed Mess Pork
sold at S25 25 and city at $25 60 small sales of Ba
con were made at ~ l4 and l55Sc Lard could have
been sold to some extent at lsc, but held 1874
@lShc.
C0TTON-A dull market at 33934c for mid
ding, these being the rates asked.
GROCERlES-We quote fair to choice Rio Coffee
at 2492Sc raw Sugar at l29l5c; hard refined do at
l6Agl7c, and MOlasses 90995c for Porto Rico.
WHISKY That duty paid is held at 50 22. and
bonded at 23c; but both grades may bo regarded as
nominal
SEED-From store, IS sOs5 90 is obtained for
prime Clover in the small way. Flax steady, and
in good demand at 50 rs. Timothy unchanged and
quiet. -....r -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18

ears PeAehblows nbuk at IOS Der busb ) -. 4,
do ,s A. ~ Oo OObbls at 80 10 per bbi ''i'Hv
wb5Ei,ANS-Stcady at sl 5Oa9 90 for fair 10 prime
sEEDSS;-.ln good demand. Sales 100 bu.b C,lovsr
sttS 20 Timothy scarce and firm at 60 rs for Stnts
TEATHE RS-Prime live geese TOa75o.
tFy-rendored ~ W wy @np p couh-
lake FISH In fair demand. M wh,..
nsn nnsnSc Sc 20 por half bril- No . do 81 90. Picksyei
~ $tsoni ~ dro1t VI VO97 50 Herring IS %.
onnada. ~ ~ " 90 for Fine; 81 90 for coarse
z Ahh Ahp PORTER--We quote as foIlowsi presl
ent use NA Ale 90 O0 Stock SIS OO6Bi1 90. Kan.
re- Ihet Sio VOia Faie Cream Sii 90; Porter Siz OOD
HOP|Si5Eirp. held at range of 4OdBs5c for Nav
MAbTT7Barey Malt steady al 81 4Oaf 80 o bnsb
the outside price for prime NO. Canals
WATER LlME-Market Arm at S1 SO for Akron
and Oswego. '' AAiVyh
, PLASTER--Powet's land plaster firm at s1a % .
ton at Mill; Calcined o. 90 y bh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-18
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Mexican News-Fenians i'm British
/ .r.,... Columbia.

SAN Francisco, April 16.-COnsul
Cooley has received letter from Juarez
dated El Paso, March 9th, stating that the
troops sent to Chihuahua would occupy
that place, and in eight days from that date
the Liberal Government would be estab-
lished there.
A letter from Gen. Alverdo fully con-
firms the defeat of Mendez by the Liberals
at Urdapana.
The Constitutional Governors of Chihu-
ahua and Tabasco give official notice that
these States are now peacefully under the
Liberal rule. Military operations are be-
ing carried on throughout Oaseca.
Some excitement was created in New
Westminster, British Columbia, from the
exhibition of sign of a Fenan's Head
quarters at Thomas Cafferty's hotel. Upon
refusing to remove it when requested, Mr..
Caiferty was arrested and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment. |
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA nALm

This sthe most delightful article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sunburnt face and
hands to poarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
ilnparting tho marble purity Of youth, and the dis
Hn0Uo appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand 81 Doth. 1t contains no ma
teral injurious to the skin PatrOnized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. h. HAGAN, Troy, N.
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES d CO.. New York.
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A toilet delight The 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,
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t Overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiraton.
ltremOves redness, tan, botchcs, &c.
Jtcures nervous headache and allay Inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
ltcurcs musquetO bites and stiDgs of insects.
1t contains no material Injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers 1t is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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New York Stock RIarket-ApriI 11.

ST0CKS-Strong; United States 6's $50 cou-
pOns 64, 1888 United States SIS, 10 30 coupons
92E Treasury notes 1905, ls series. lOl I'd series
l0O2S; Sd series 1909; Missouri 6's 7O1i; Western
Union Telegraph 564, New York Central 1917; Erie
"a; Reading 1885. Michigan Southern 747S; north
western pid 56 Toledo 1903; Rock Island 49, Fort
Wayne 9lA; Terre Haute pfd 651s.
Stock market rather stronger and there is con-
siderable demand for lower prices. AT the o'clock
call the following were the principal sa,es Canton
y: Cumberland 80; Quicksilver 50; Mariposa 81
New Ork Central 93 Hudson, extra dividend. l0si
Reading lO31S; Michigan Southern 793s; Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh S21a; Chicago Rock Island lis; Pits
burg, Ft. Wayne Chicago 9lh; Toledo, Wabash &
W Western 49, Union Navigation Company 1853
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FROM HALIFAX.
Sickness on Board the Steamer
England Pronounced to be ChoI.
era. ..

HALIFAT, April 16.
To The Collector Of Customs Of Me port Of NeU
York: W. -,.e
The city physicians on board the emigrant
ship England, after further developments
OF the disease and fuller consultations last
evening, concur in pronouncing it Asiatic
cholera. The passengers are detained at
Quarantine ground, and other precaution-
ary measures have been adopted to prevent
the disease from spreading.
[Signedl w. M. JACKSON,
U. S. Consul.