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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
XXXIXth CONGRESS- First Session
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1866.
,rs SEN ATE. ~ "


The House bill to authorize the Vice Admiral Of
the Navy to appoint Secretary, with the rank and
pay Of Lieutenant was passed. 49,
A resolution calling upon the Secretary OF war
for information as TO the intention OF the Govern
ment with regard to Government works at Harpers
Ferry, was adopted
The bill to authorize tho coinage of five cent
pie 'es was pas; ed.
bill to imp, Sc a 90 per cent. ad valorum duty on
cattle imported into this country was passed, with
an amendment exompting for ten days cattle already
owned by America citizens and now en- route
The resolutions TO prevent the Introduction OF
cholera were hen taken up and ii 5cusse t..
The morning hour expired pending the discussion
and the PJstOlhCe Appropriation Dill was tanen 40.
Mr.. YE continued remarks commenced yeSlcr-
against the Presidents policy and in favor OF
the punishment Of traitors.
Mr.. DOOLlTTLE spoke in reply against the eX-
erclse OF unrelcntnG vengeance towards the South
ern peop :. He asked Mr., Nye how many he wouii
have tired, and whether by Military Commission or
Mr.. NYE replied that he would hang enough t.
make treason odious, to make good that assertion o
Mr.. DOOLiTTLE asked how many?
Mr.. NYE replied. ur 6. He would not have kept
Davis so long. He would have hung him in hoI-
low square OF good Union armies when they were
mustered out here. Now, he supposed, he would
"Mr. 'D0OLiiTLE said the President was not re
sponsible for delay in the trial OF Jeh. Davis.
was admitted Court Martial was not proper r,-
| hunal, and the Judge OF the proper Court mad re
fused far to try hun. As for the trial OF Lee i
| nas known Gen. Grants idea of such thing ),
! long as ne oheyed his terms Of surrender
Mr. DOOLlGrLE said the charge that the Pfesi
| dent or his supporters we're in favor OF admittn
rebels to the councils OF the nation was an intam
! Ous tAlsehood. The President and his friends il
Congress only maintained that each House for tsel
! WIS 10 Judge of the qualifications Of its own mem
| bers.
| Mr. SAULSBURY took the floor to reply to Mr.
Nye but the latter being absent he postponed his re
marks.
| Mr. HOWARD obtained the floor but gave way +
| executive session. Adjourned.
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne at 50 5OalO; extra at go $50
10 Is, and family al Sll % III
WHEAT-N0. ] new red at 20 l092 As; old do
S2 7jG2 go ard extra 81 9O92 95 ami in some cases
holders ask 80 for choice.
CORN-No. shelled at 50c in elevator aud roc in
sack
OATS-Saies Of No 2 at 42r, and Of No. at 46c.
RYE-A cost demand, and prices shaie higher
closiug at SOds5c.
PROVISION There was a good demand FOR
Mess Pork at $50 and for Bulk Meats at liIS9l4Tc,
but holders were fin at lsc higher.
C0TrON-rhe market is firm at 3l9S2c for mid
ding.
GKOCERIES-Fa to choica Rio Coffee at 239
2sc; l99 Is forraw suga; 1GH9l7c for hard refined,
and gO995c Tor p rto kicO MuasseS.
BUTIER-The demand TOR cholce yellow is IN ex-
cess of the suppy,a the marke. ru rs ftm At l3 q
4G; for fmc 10 choice qualities. White is dull at
rs 35c Pc pound. r.- ...J
Chelsea continued unchanged market at 2lo
for odd. and 10 glGe fir new acc iriiug TO quality.
EGGS-A ialr demand al lSc per dozen, shippers
count for p inc.
WHlskY-An unchanged market at 81 90. duty
paid, and 23c in bond.
SEED-Clover remains duI, and prices nominal
Flax uncha. god and in good demand AT )! 40 limo
thy steady at ~ 942j.
POTATOES-tOr prime from store % s593. On
arrival they are quoted al a. 709Se0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
A Single Box of BKANDRETH,s


Single Box of BRANDRETH'S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in tie world besides
fty-fve hundred physicians use them in their prac
tice to the exclusion al other puTgatves. The first
letter OF thOir value is yet scarcely appreciated.
When they are better known, sudden death and con-
tinued sickness will be of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t a
duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to a redundancy of vitated
bile at this season. and it is dangerous asitis prev
Alent; but BrSudrelhs Pills afford an invaluable
and efficient protection. By their occasional use we
prevent the collection of those impurities which,
when in sufficient quantities, cause so much danger to
the bodys health. They soon cure Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head.
Heartburn. PaiL in the east-bone, Sudden Faint
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CIeYeInnh market.

FLOUR-Sales this forenoon 100 bbls Xxx white.
country brands at sl3 80. City made held nomnslly
at S4 509l5 Ol for AA red winter; S5 5O@l6 90 tor
Xxx white 90; $40 j0G II 20 for Xxx spring, and hold
ers not anxious to sell.
WIFE EAT-Sales cars before the report this after
noon at 80 10 for Milwaukee, No. spring,
CURN-Quet Held at 6O96Ic in carlots for mix
ed: G2 63c Or yellow
OATS-Sales cars from store at SOC; cars on
track al 4Sc.
PORK. sres No. / City mess al $29 90; No. 2moss
held ~ S2s 90; clear at s32 90.
LARD->a.es 1000 lbs City rendered at 2lc in
terres and &c 10 kegs. Country rendered held at
l092O3
BEEF-Firm and steady at $ls 90 for mess $50
for extra mess
SMOKED NEATS-Sugar cured hams 22c for
canvassed; 2lc for unc !nvasstd; Shoulders l4c
ID led Beef % 2tc; Bicon 1920.
BUTTER-Sa-s 9kegs and 10 pals extra choice
yellow Western Reserve at SSc, which is the outside
figure.
CHEESE-New in fair receipt held at lO@l for
the range of good to choice.
EGGS-Du aud nOmnalv unchanged at lOc.
HtGHW iNhS-He,d d at - 90.
AhCOHOls-Steady. Col gne Spirits, 81 63 for rs
per cent. Alcoho 81 4s "a 53 Neutral Proof Spirits
- 3592 &C.
PEIRO LEUM- Market very firm and inquiry
good. Held at55957c for free refined on spot sales
so bbls at 55c.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
FROM VALPARAISO.
Addition 10 the Spanish Squadron
Report of the Spanish Admiral.

New YORK, May 10-The Herad's VAL
paraisO correspondence says the Spaniards
have received an addition to their squadron
of one screw frigate, sixty guns, two cor
vettes and one transport, the latt.r bring
ing large supplies of clothing and ordnance
stores. They also had in the squadron fif-
teen hundred marines for shore duty.
English residents of Santiago confirmed
the resolutions of those of Valparaiso
against the conduct of the British Charge
deaf ffaires and Admiral in not preventing
the bombardment.
French residents have put in claim for
losses.
The report of the Spanish Admiral is
published, in which he says Commodore
Rogers, after his efforts for peaceable set
Element of the difficulties were thwarted by
Chilli, commended the action as right, and
said moderation and dignity were on the
side of Spain. The English Admiral said
the insult offered by the Chilians in pro-
posing a naval combat was sufficient iusti-
fication for the bombardment. The Span
ish Admiral also says the Chilian Govern
ment opposed the removal of foreigners,
property. .. ..-..
A Grand Scheme Exposed.
The Herald's Valparaiso correspondent
says: Certain highly important documents
sent to the Chilian President by the Dicta-
tor OF Peru, have been forwarded by Gen
eral Fitzpatrick to Washington, showing
that some time ago French stranger died
suddenly in Lima, among whose effects
were found papers proving him to have
been French agent coming with proposals
to the Dictator of Peru to make himself
King or Emperor, promising aid in men
and money from France, under the Mexi-
can flag; in other words, through Maxi
milan. This exposes a scheme between
France and Spain to make jump at all the
small South American republics. England
approves, but does not help by men or
money. ..f-r- -.-...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Fort Goodwin, ArizOna, Captured
by Indians and the Garrison

Fort Goodwin, Arizona, Captured
by Indians and the Garrison
NHassncred.
SAN Francisco, May GA special mes
senger arrived yesterday at Los Angeles,
bringing dispatch from the commander
of Fort Grant to Gen. Mason, announcing
that Fort Goodwin. Arizona, had been taken
by 2000 Indians and the garrison, number
ing one hundred and twenty-four men,
massacred with one exception, and the fort
burned. The man who escaped was out
hunting at the time, and witnessed the
cOmmOtOn from a distance. lie saw the
fort burning and heard firing of guns du-
ring The fight, which lasted nearly an hour.
It is supposed the Indians gained
admission to the fort undefthe pretext OF
entering into truce of peace, which Gen.
Mason had instructed the commander OF
the fort to make.
Indian Outrages I'm ArizOna-New
Gold Mines.
SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The roads in the
interior are now passable and large quanti-
ties of freight are being forwarded.
A letter dated MaripOsa Wells, Arizona,
April 18th, states that .Brevet Major Chas.
+. Muller, Captain Co. B, 18th Infantry,
and Surgeon Tappan, U. 5. A., were fired
upon by Apaches at Cottonwood Springs
March 22d, and the former killed and the
latter badly wounded.
A dispatch received yesterday from New
Westminster reports that new gold dig
gingS, paying 50 per pan, have been struck
on Clemens creek, near Big Bend mines
Hundreds of boats are going up the COlum-
bia river laden with miners and provisions
IL is rumored that the United States soldiers
1t Fort Colville have deserted, and gone tC
the mines, taking their arms with them.
Charter Elections ia Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9-The charter
election in Virginia City, Nevada, resulted
in the success of the Union ticket. The
charter election at Stockton also resulted il
the success of the Union ticket at tina
place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
FROM OINOINN ATT.
Methodist COnVentiOn-R Railroad
Lawsuit Suits Against Street
Railroad Companies. l

CINcINNATI, My 10.-Ths Convention OF
Episcopal Methodist Churches assem-
bled in this city yesterday to discuss and
effect a basis of Union. Delegates repre-
senting nearly all the Churches in the
Northern States are present. The ConVen-
tion will probably last several days.
A suit between the Ohio & Mississippi
and indianapolis & Cincinnati railroads.
for alleged breach OF contract, was com
menced yesterday before the Superior
Court. The damages claimed are 81 800,
900, The most prominent lawyers of the
country are engaged on both sides,
The City Solicitor Of Cincinnati has en-
tered suits against several street railroad
companies for charging higherrates of fare
than their contracts allow. no.:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
FROM BALTIMORE.
Man ShOt-Fight Between Negroes
and Whites.

BALTIMORE, May 10-A man named John
Price shot another named Clinton Jones
last night in American Theater, corner Bal
timore and Calvert streets. Jones died at
midnight. He was asecOnd in the recent
prize fight. :,
troops returned home to-day, and made
handsome appearance. Whilst passing
through the western section of the city a
conflict ctoccurred between some ofthe color
ed people following the soldiers and a
number of whites. Blows were eXchang-
ed, fire arrnsare reported to have been used,
and one OF two parties wounued.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
FROM NEW HAVEN.
Republican Caucus for U. 9. Sem
ntOr.

NEW HAVEN, Ct, May 9,-At the repub-
lican Caucus tonight 7intormal ballots
were taken for Congressional candidate.
The first ballot stood-L. S. Foster 65, Gov.
Buckingham 90, Terry "a. The last ballot
stood Foster 65, Buckingham l. Terry 70.
Gen. orris S. Terry was then unanimous
ly nominated. hsre .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-11
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FROM BOSTON.
Explosion Of a sheIl-Three Per-
sons KILLED and Several WOun-
-

BosToN, May 10.-Tn the iron found
ry of Davies & Farnum, in Waltham, yes
terday afternoon, a shell purchased for old
iron exploded, Instantly killing VIM. II.
Howard and two boys named Casey and
Flynn, also severely wounding Mr.. Bean,
the foreman of the foundry, and Mr.. Nc
Farland, workman. Mr.. Howard was tor
merly Captain in the 35th Massachusetts
regiment, and was brave and good officer
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Miscellaneous.

The Herald's special says: 1t is confident
ly expected the business of Congress will
be cleared up so that an adjOurnmentc can
be had by the middle of next month.
~ The House Election committee is likely
to decide in favor OF Fuller's right to Daw-
sons seat, from Pennsylvania.
The Senate Finance committee have
about agreed to leport Sherman's loar bill.
The Worlds special says: The House
Bank committee are preparing bill in-
tended to remedy defects in the National
Banking law. 1t will also provide for the
equalization of the currency among the
States.
p The Times special says: The citizens OIL
Columbia, South Carolina, appointed a
committee to ascertain whether Sherman
or Hampton set fire to that city.
Horace Rublee, Esq, of Wisconsin, has
been nominated by the President as U. S
Consul to Rotterdam. Mr.. Rublee is editor
of the Madison (Wis.) Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
LEGAL NOTICE

William KinnisoH ard Daniel KiDnison are here
by notified that Jthuathan higgins ~ Plaintiff hal
hied = Bill in ehaneeTy sgainsf William Kinnisor
banicl KiHBi-on. David Kinnisnn. Newton KIM
sOn John Kinnison. Elisabeth Kinni~On and Georg,
Shrosf together with Msry Shr"af bis vie. heir,
of the late Polly KinnisOn deceased, a. Defendants
in The District Court OF N,mahf County. in Ne.
brasks Tertiary. The object and prayer 0f said
Bill is 70 obtain n decree Of foreclosure, upon a Ger
tain Mortgage ex cuted bv the said Polly kinnison.
on the third day Of August. 1859, to Lushbaugh 4
Carson for the following Real Estafe. VIZ: The
south East quarter Of section No fifteen, in Town
ship No. Six Of Range No. thirteen. Esst in Nema-
hs County, Nebraska Territory. The said Mort
gage was made a. security 20 = certain promissUry
note OF the same date, also executed BY the raid
Polly KinnisOn in favor Of the said LUghbaugh' 4
Carson for the sum Of $250.O0 and due Give
months from date thereof. The Said Mortgage
and note having been dulyIsssigned and transferred
is DOW the property Of the said Jonathan higgins
and the said Defendants William KinnisOn and
Daniel KinnisOR Hrs Required to answer said Bill
on or before the LIST day Of October, a: d. 1886
JOHNATHAN HIGGINS
4s At 1885 per TIPToS : HEEETT bis ATTY;
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

The fact has been subsIanIiated be.
yOad q doubt that Andy johnson did
forbid the publishing Of those of Gen.
Sheri6an's dispatches which placed the
blame Of the riot on Mayor Monroe and
he police force; not only this, but in his
desire 20 'swhiis-wash' rebels he actual.
" altered the dispatches 6rst published to
sppeaF { cast the blame upon the Con.
venlioa. Can any one doubt this who
has read the 6rsi dispatches ascr.bed to
Sheridan. or who has followed his history
since he rose from the Tanksl Can any
one doubt this with the knowledged that
Andrew johnson did, knowingly and
.wilfally place this COnventiOu-sssem.
bied 10 Pescenbly take counsel as 70 the
ser, way 10 conform 10 The Constitutional
Amendment and bring Louisiana into
Fellowship in the UniOn-in the power Of
a rebel Mayor and police, in the power
Of The New Orleans thugs and murder.
sFs. By tcSbiding UniOn troops TO protect
usiOn msni II here BE- any who can
dOpbt, lst them read the following:
NEW OnEEASS. Aug. Cd.
. So Gen. U. S Granfs
ThN mOrs information / obtain Of the
affair Ef the 30th in this city. the more
fsrolinR Il becomes. II vas no riot. II
~ss an aEsOluts mdss0crs By The rolics.
nbiek was not ercelied in m~MrderOW5
syuelAS b. that of Fort PllOw. 1T WIS
MURDER wNicA the Mayor and his
Iict pepdrated witiOad a shadOv of
asesssiiyi and JugthsrmO5s IbelisUs Il eGs
PRENEDITATED. and every fndiea-
ton pionfS 10 Ais. / recommend The re-
movsi og this bad man. / believe il would
Be hailed with lhe sineeresi g~TatifcatioD
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
August 9. 1866.


The following = The Caltof the D-m.
hson par y for a Terri
torial Convention. Ii calls for 10 parti
although signed by the hartman Of Tie
Democratic Central CommHtee it Is
only q bid for The offices, ana 10 tie
shame of things in the shape of Ameri-
can citizens and The old ine-honored
Democratic name and principles, they
hereby sell out name principles. ~ par
ty and everything for the hope of one
short year at the public plumber, Here
is the Call:
"All persons who favor the "recon.
struction policy" of the President and
are opposed 10 The radlcalism of the late
COngress-who are in favor of the
complete restoration of the States 70
their rlghtful position in the Union al
the earliest practicable moment. and op.
posed TO the cI,union policy of Congress.
who are in FAVOR of leaving to each State
of the Union the regulation of its do
mestIc affairs and opposed to the forcing
negro suffrage upon any State or Terri
tory contrary 10 the wish Of It's people,
who are in favor Of economy 10 the pub
lIc expenditures and opposed to The
wasteful legislation Of Congress and It's
unjust Discriminating against labor. All
who desire 10 see The Government ad
minTslered IN the interests of peace and
tranquility and against the. schemes of
the TadI"ai revoluilonIsts and all who de-
sire the preservation Of the purity Of the
ballot. box, and denounce the corrupt and
iniquilous practlces by which The will Of
the people is tbwarled, are invited to
meet 10 a Delegate Convention. ~ Platts-
mouth, on Tuesday, September lIIh."
Thus those who are opposed to negro
suffrage, but applaud negro murder who
would run the government in the int.
rests of peace by surrendering it to irai.
tors and by cheering them in the murder
Of loyal white men; who favor economy
in expenses BY numbering those protect
ed by the Bureau. aud thus aboIishing it I;
and those who want a pos, office, are the
the material with which the new parry
in Nebraska are TO be made. We don't
think that any True Unlon man can be
grlleG by such a bait.