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Crazed by Love.

The papers report the case Of young.
German girl, who, in going to California to
join and be married to her lover from
whom she had long been parted, became
so nervous as the voyage neared its end,
that she would neither eat nor sleep, and
was landed at San Francisco raving ma
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
starting medical COIIeRe.

Owing to other and prior engagements,
we were unable'to be present on Monday
evening at the Commencement Exercises
in Startling Medical College. We learn,
however, that quite large assembly Of
citizens and strangers gathered to hear the
address and witness the ceremonies. The
Annual Address delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Byers, was very happily conceived in re-
gard to both the style and the sentiment
His general theme was that of Medical
Character. The exercises were closed with
the comforting of the degrees awarded by
the Board OF Trustees, on the members OF
the graduating class. 7 EraET IA =
There was large class in attendance at
the College during the session just closed
Two members of the class will be selected
as Internes of the College Hospital, which
is in prosperous condition and in success
1ul operation. ..4 r.a+r "a .4. r. ...a. .. q. I'd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

The Coluglbas Journal having waited one
hundred and forty,four hours to hear from
the Perry County Weekly and Noble County
Republican, has arrived at the "opinion"
that the people Fwill sustain their own
Representatives" II may beinfeTTed there
fore that it is opposed to the veto.--ZGses-
UiIEe Courier (RepHb.llg AoiAg.lb 5ai ~ ggsl
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For sale.

offer for sale for two weeks only, two
desirable and Thoroughly constructed brick
dwellings, in perfect repair, Nos 1S2 and
lSG East Long street. Apply at General
Ticket -ofide5Of the Central Ohio, Railroad.
febM-lwd. JoHS w, Brown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

THE latest style of Hoop Skirts can be
obtained in this city only. at z. Reeds
Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No. 81 East
State street, and made to order OF any size
or shape.l . ..t...t..s If,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

THERE were fltty-three cases disposed of
in the Cincinnati Police Court on Monday
morning. Yesterday morning there were
only two insignificant cases before our
Mayor, and these were for Drunkenness
Both topers were fined and committed. y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
DIsunIon Mass Meeting az CHI
Dor fi41as b = bg cage. dqgy1 ~ sgf ~

"A mass meeting was called for Monday
evening, in Chicago, to sustain Congress
In Is policy Of Recopstruction1 Twelve
speakers were announced for the occasion.
Inasnuch asn the telegraph yesterday
morning made no mention Of the meeting,
we infer it was total failure. The North
ern DisuniOnists will find, sooner or Later,
that the people side with the President. ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

The Dayton Journal has devoted a three
column review to President JOHNSON. If
the President does not now surrender to
the Radicals, itmust be something Of amir
ooIo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

,tences as Seward; but 1t possesses the sterl-
ing qualities of frankness, courage and
truth, It's, In fact, a speech suited to the
man and to the times.--N.Y. Herald. =
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ewing Machine

The Weed Sewing Machine
is the best-no breaking of needles or get
ting out Of order. 'Nb IiHit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
A fr, vum, M h,r,lAr. ,,,ho rova h
2RUSiNEss NOTICES. n

EXTRA No. Coal Oil, SOcents per gallon,
at Bell Brothers Crockery store, opposite
GoOdale House. feb2S-1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
YounR Gentlemen and Ladies,

Join the new Writing Class at The Cap
itaf City Business College this evening, aud
learn to mend your ways-on paper.
ieb27-d2t
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The pemocra1lc A..ocIntIon. !.

There was a good attendance at the
meeting of the Franklin Democratic Asso-
citation last evening. The Vice President,
Mr.. Bingham presided. Judge Rankin
continued the discussion OH the "Monroe
Doctrine" in an able and argumentative
speech, in which he reviewed the various
opinions that had been advanced during
the discussion, traced the history OF the
"Doctrine" from its first enunciation by
President Monroe to the present time, and
endeavored to show from the Diplomatic
correspondence of our Government thatit
had never formally abandoned the policy of
the Doctrine" or given countenance or
sanction to- the attempt on the part of
France to substitute for Republican, a
Monarchical Government in Mexico. ''4'
. The discussion will be continued at the
next meeting, when 1t will probably come
to close. Mr.. Hutcheson will open at that
meeting.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

Messrs. Rockwell q Hnrlburt will give a
free exhibition Of their trained horses on
Broad street, near the State House, on
Monday and Tuesday, March45th and 9th,
at six O'clock z. NJ, on each day. These
horses will be driyento carriages without
the use oftraces, breeching, bride or reins,
controlling them wholly by the'whip. We
take the following from the Springfield Re-
publican
The system of Mr.. II. Is plain and practi-
cal, suited to any one handling horses
He neither drugs nor mesmerizes. Meth
er, to use his own language, does he 20 into
partnership with his horse, He makes wis
dom, Kindness and strategy, an overmatch
for strength, and thus brings them at once
completely under his control, and they be-
come what nature designed they should be
servants. TO all those interested IN the
raising and training of horses, would say,
if Mr.. Rockwell Is ever within reach, be
sure and attend course of his instruction.
dGSwlt q EIlGLltA q
A lCLtvELANDi burglar, who gave his
name as James Smith, was traced to this
city, and having been arrested here, was
yesterday morning taken back to Cleveland
by police officer from that city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

WILLIAM, LEE, who was recently stabbed
by Dir. Iittletoh at Deerneld, Warren eoun-
ty, has since died. The Doctor has been
bound over to answer the charge Of murder
In the second degree. a iLrtln 1.aWIL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28

WE are now receiving our Spring styles
Wall Paper. b|" 'floV1
feb22-lw f2sJoo AS.eELIEcK &C0.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
d Saving MnchinC

The Weed Sewing Machine
Will make the finest shirt or the heaviest
oveIcoat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
President JOhnsOn's Views and
Policy = Authorized Statement
=, from Governor Coz.

The following important letter was read
Tonight by Governor Cox, OF Ohio, to the
Representatives in Congress from that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
LOCAL N E w .
city DomOoralIe Esoeutlvs Com-

City Democratic Executive Com
III mittee.
The members of the City Democratic
Executive Committee are requested to
meet at the rooms Of the Franklin Demo-
cratic Association on next Thursday even
ing, March 1st, at half-past seven o'clock.
Every member of the committee is earnest
ly requested to be present.
NEWTON GIBBONS, President.
SAM. BRADFORD, Secretary. ,,
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oveIcoat.
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Ge6e BIN ,lnb lab' Dt9 bon
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ltd - pbre cine etrb9e Iusnabne - aebelt iporben.
9tnise terislteu beilanten itit Sabrsn.
Seionbere 9tufnertiamtet wtomst or allen eetben
Der Gehletbtss II. Soarucrsdne, icie 8pnorrbbe Sas
menhuB Srtfiuren In isber Norm, &ran!bettn Der
Riersn glae H. Brrittber- -Druie. RrrturiaI- aeiben
u. Saututclr, pie lbsrbarpt SYPHILIS i'm eriten,
lfpetten, britten @rabe unb erblite.
DR.. . 6umann'B 5etImttboee ter goncrrtet
1T be ppl!cnmsnite bic Is sibt; ie 1T bic tarseas
fiderIte II. bette. Der 3ranie erbait ie'nen &opaps
8alian,, !eine Guteben fen ScEpentlnol nod aneere
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,ipet Iaaen obue ShmerIen, cbne unttauemlt1'etf,
obne Wcnberuno ber Ddt.
Oamen bon Guspdrts, bic Or. Sbumanu nm 0,a!b
,u fraoen wiinIdtn fSnren bte'es triefli ttun IN.
beantportet ih frereen.
arse,teten wsroen na6 allen @sstneen bes 9anoes
eelanst.
Sffee: Rr. 80, RprttftraBe,
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0Sibtie fur 2eibcnbelll
prpfeIlpr Qputs SO unpram's
tpeltberiibmte
SlutretnteuneSs uno Ibfubs
ruma8E $rduter.
hne nnrei8 bic teittn bis iebt bttannten ARttel n
bic perlorene Seiunebtt rpiteerber,ult.Isn, plpe,
penn ssitis seroHntsn, 9rautt.en su psrbuttn Die.
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6etlnn9 boswiaiser unp bartnadi9er
Rraufbeiten,
uns seute Rtetaus be Sofnin9, sebetIt 3u pertsn.
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iuc,tn. Gte Rrduter tpersen bon mir
streft bon Deutf6lanb
intpcrtirt u tntpiebIe i'd eitielbea brnaeno menen
werben eaneslcutsn sum etneisten @,tra,itc, sa i'd
teit nbeJeubt btu, eaB Elm Seecr bCr einHaI bappn
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obue etielben 'en Wtrs. tbe 6amIe iollte Aets eas
ben i'm Saufe taben; benn AUD bel ainetrn 10 biz
pobfbaiise 8irIuns beIer Trduifr Habrtait hbtrs
rafGtab.
Ole Rrautsr ftnb 3u ba u,ain
&illen sber WufDeru,
te mad @uni9, unb babsu fid BET foIsen6tn sraRt.
kstten as bsfenbers beiliam er,ptefsn, atsi
Wa9tnframpf Sduterrboistn,
Garmbei6perotn, DrIien.
gei&pulii, 9ertophine,
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frebsldattr Mlunbperre,
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slerpeni6wd@e
2uneenentjunbune, Waiern,
Sercpben Sanbpurm,
lntrrleibsbef9pereen,
spaHtriuht,
Grippe, Gplit,
rctbe 8tubr. Srdte
SalSfiuB, Sppbtls,
falte 5ieter, Sautausltld8e
rnb allen RIantbeiten,
pel6e aus Dfrborberem Slute entiprin8er.
Strner empitble Id, Waetns 4rduter -9tirr ge5en
Nagentrampf, 3ur6fal, totbe 9iubr, 8tualsIoen,
Suaen, &rtaltina II. I. ID. gpileptibe Grppfen Sur
gdnllden Seilnns ser Sauiudt; Sibtpulper, Sabn.
1tnttur, Banowurm. BUILDER. NunbpaIer fir aueer.
lt6e Berlebunpeur rbsumatii9e Sintnr, arduiertbes
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austapafer. Su1iuS o tea.tt,
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bet Sudbdnsler o. .Seuniuebaufen, Ir. 28k,
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sJn Dai6iuston bei Gb8. iIttant, Dm.
3. GutwsIe u. anberu Msptbeiern. (Eepu6-)
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Baltimore giss 5nfuranee'

tsrnGeu iOripibrenb se9sn@sriuIt ober shaoen oar6
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bic Gj,Ietl6at ptrb tn Der Office, Slbwrlt-Gde bon
Scuta- II &aterhrasc, erhsilt, pD aud ale aufrSge
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r9ens eine 5rtft an9sncum.n, pei1e Der applifant
mInben mag.
lSonIlsN Sir. gpppbTortb, Eeir,
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Silt 8Glle unb GCn5erte 5u ber=

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Nips SprfrfffIIfAes gSeiImttfeI.

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bjsalteem 3ui Ell leiben.
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q. Sbdgamt 2. Cmrtroaer's Office.
20. Dtiemttr 1866.

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Sbr S6rejbsn spn bir1cm Datum, bas
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,es In Yrtrstf Der gtmerfunB efr Seun-
ties wibsrpritbt. Die Safe, bic sntihte-
ben tpurben unb bic ppn ben .3ettun9tn
miRperfanbeu iinb, fno itrs BON Sclea-
ten, rpeltte harben, nabeem bertltsietll-
,ablungen tbrsr 9cunttes talta waren
untcr ben psribteesntn 8entral'SrorsS
pcn 1868 cber untsr bent Beiege POM A.
Suli 1864. Sitlt Splpatsn batten IN.
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ben, ais lie fdlis wursen. lie lieben Iis In
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linb.
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500 dutbprilrt.
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luneteit bat ii4 felt meiner 8ldletr iebr
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tete. 9ds gclt wiinlts angemein cine
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gBststett, WdeiSuns une wdtrer 9atrto'
ttsmus bic @eisBssbsr in @albinstpn
letten wlrbe. llntsroeNen iit ss etnsS
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ie fpmmsn unb iutsn ben tsRsn Nussn
baraus su sisten."
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ntffe. Sm laufenecn Sabre iptrb
ss eret Rpnb. unb ,ptt Spnneninfer-
niNe aettn. 9lm l6. Wdrs ,piIb bic Spn-
ne tbeilmeis perfinfert isin; her Mcnb
gan, am 30. Wirj; bic Connie AM IA.
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| ptro Der Mpnp odnsIi6 unf6tbar une
am s. Stt. bic Spnne b.ps tbsilwtt(e
fidtbar ictn.
@pn @afbtnstcn aus siett ,itan
ft na6trdslib Diibc, bic ansabe Scn
Der IRfunft bss Suare, In 3sras su nj.
berlegen.
Die Ser. St..&s9tsruns bat dmtliHe
an,eia. ppu Der Muftebuns bes
Ydeisfsms IN SeRrst4 trtal'
ten.
5n Blprte a purcrn p9. W. eau u.
80. Marpin, (9esterer tistsrtser erprtlp'
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rsn srtpGblt,
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