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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18

The disbursements for the same period
amounted to $21, 964 OF.
These Disbursements were mostly trans
ferred to other funds
The proceeds of the sale of lands granted
by Congress for the support of a State Uni
versity constitute the University Fund
The amount belonging to this Fund, Sept.
80, 1865, was as follows: -i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18

j. j. PETIT,
Eapr0ved and UTimprored FdrT
for sala Office, Main street a nlvlotI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18

Amount due on certifcates..---. $96,s7g IS
amount Que on mortgages 1870 90
Amount due from the Siate------ 80, OTIS %
Sl60,7so IS
The receipts of this fund on sccount Of ssjes
of land, dues paid and taxes and penalties for
the last fiscal year, amounted TO ST., 5Sl 40.
The disbursements for the past fiscal wear
were:
For For Loans. $500 49,. 1880 90
Delinquent taxes, advertising Jrint-
ing ana refunded iIems.- | 400 Sc
--
S44 l56 80
The receipts of the University Fund Income
for the last fiscal year were, for interest. sII
757 ~.
Disbursements TO the University
were ----.----.---,...-... $4,000 90
Clerknre 900 90
REFUNDED Items, etc------- J.. ls 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM HAVANA.
The Republican Demonstration
b., srf Slave Trade, etc. tlga Iir.

New York March 17.-Later advices
state that the Republican demonstration
proves a movement OF little consequence
politically.
OF the fifteen hundred captured Africans
seven hundred had been landed at San An
tonic and sold to prominent planter at the
rate of $225 each. ~ ,,t,
In connection with the privilege recently
granted by the State of Florida to an Amer
lean company to land and extend tele-
graphic cables from the Florida coast to
Cuba, it is stated the exclusive right to land
telegraphic cables on the Cuban coast was
conceded to Spanish, company, by de-
cree issued in Madrid in June, 1865.
A number of Havana cigar manufac-
turers had recently held meeting to de-
wise means to prevent frauds committed in
Germany and elsewhere by spurious manu-
tactures, and in the expectation of cigars
for reimportation. One of the remedies
proposed was the establishment Of news
paper exclusively favor of their interests.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
XXxfxfE coNGRHAUEal s6lsiSu.
.H z IsGEE!ssasgE0.sll1E 1E.r.sly. 1850.

The House met in committee Of tbs Whole, ro(It;
ing boing In Ordor but general dUbhte on the Pres
dents annual message. There werB few members
In attendance. No interest was taken Int tho pros
ceediDgs, which were anything but eniyeDiD5, ,
Mr. HILL, Of lad, addressed the House az lenRth
OH the question Of reconstruction and on general
Mr' DUM0NT, of Ind, next spoke. He said the
Presidents policy he deemed unwise, ruin0us and
disas,rOus. He protested that he entertained HoI
feeling of revenge against the South and would ex-i
act nothing with view to IL humiliation. But be-
fore the Southern States could Ist into Congress by
his consent they must come Up TO al reasOqabore-
quirements and send Representatives who were
10. al and who co I'D take the rSp-clAd oath. ore ~
Mr.. ANDERSON, Of NO.. was the next speaker
BE also took grounds against he PFesdenFs recon-
strucOn policy. In regard to the status Of the freed
men, he declared that he never would weld tothe
dfctrine that they were notcnttled folheUest fdc<
tiOn of the Government. The great, the living the
vital question Of the hour was the extension f sul
frage tU thonegro in Southern states with Aview =
10 the negroes protection and to the maintenance
Of the lOyA supremacy Of the lion. lie decared
himself in favor Of unrestricted negro suffrage in the
Southern States.
The SPEAKER presented letter from the See
amount now in the United States Treasury and in
the hands of Assistant Treasures. National Banks
and ali other depnstOries in answer to resolution
of the House Of the 9Th inst Laid on The table and
ordered printed.
The available balance 10 the Treasury on the lOth0
inst as follows oin s5 799,s7l. currency Sej,-
6a3 064; total Sl23 423 ss5; of which $25 100
was on deposit in National Banks. -gr-rpo "
Adjourned rtr .Fls.Ft9t ffi4 "a b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM TORONTO.
Prepnrntlons for Defense.

TORONTO. C. w., March 17.--Itis reported
that a United States revenue cutter is
watching the Fenians on the border. : tNi
J Large relnforcements from England are
expected shortly. Some regiments of cav
airy are amongst them. AT present there
are about ten thousand regulars in Canada,
besides eleven thousand volunteers on duty.
There are at least fifteen thousand fully
armed militia ready to move at a moments
notice. 5000 more could soon be made
available. The Government has an i'm
mense number of officers of veterans well
drilled to lead the militia. There is a large
number of volunteers at st. Johns, and they
are daily increasing. ''''
There was some little excitement on the
the western frontier last night, occasioned
by noisy demonstrations In honor of St.
Patrick. The troops were under arms all
night, but all is quiet to-day. fg' flllT5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
I iNew YoFk nj arke --MaIr,. ".

OUTIUN-DuII and dropping; 4094lc. .10I Iq01F9 ~
Fl09R-Daih aDdsoOmmon and medium. .RFadsss.s
tending downward 81 30s7 70f for extra State; "a so
n8 80 tot extra round hoop 0hipand S8 s59lf 00 Tor
trnte brands, market closing quiet.
MHlSkH Quiet w Western in lots at ~ 2S93 2sh.s
WHEAT-Dhll. with q downward tendency; no III
sales OF any magnitude. W ..,1-1 u} .,1i,.
CORN-Les. active but steady, at 709 75c for nm
sound, and Motto for sound mixed WESTERN b6tht
in store and delivered.
OATS Dull at a5S42c for unsOund westerns SsO,u
PETR0LEUM-DulI, crude 25@2sc; refined IS q
94Oe forrefned in bond Gg97Oc. N - .,,a
. PORk-HesVyi S26, 37@26 50 for new mess clos
ing az $50 II cash; t26 90 for old mess and S2l l2K
April and May. sellers option at S26 SO E2G rs ,y
BEEtrISteady AtabOut previous prices, ~, ~
BEEt. HAN S-isavy at e37 O0939 90. 4 49,. ii.V
CUT MBATS-Unehhnged. wv "'- ''NiA
, BACON-!n fair demand at 1l,S ais, for Cumber-
land cut, and l71S9lsc for short ribbed 500
DRESSED HOGS-Fimrer at I7kgl2ac for ctr. Il
LARD Firmer but less active at IL . lSs<c. 80,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
Ragdad FiIIibusters Released
FROM ST. JOHNS, N. B.
Message from the .GsOvernor.

ST. JOHNS, N. b., March 17.-Governor
Gordonyesterday sent messageto to the New
Brunswick Legislature, in which, he said
that although the American Government
had given satisfactory assurances that its
agents would permit no raiding parties to
cross into the Provinces, yet their vigilance
might be eluded. Therefore some portion
of the Provincial militia should be called
out to protect the Province from insult.
Money would be required to support the
necessary force.
mously resolution in reply to the message,
placing the whole revenue of the Province
at the disposal of the Governor for pnr-
poses of defense, All military stations,
warehouses, &C., in st. Johns are guarded
by regular troops and volunteers. iee .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM MONTREAL,
The FeDiau Excitememt-.Le1te
From lhe NHmyOr of Detroit.

The FeDiam Excitememt-sLette
From 1he Mayor Of Detroit.
New YORK, March 17.-The Worlds
Montreal special dispatch says: The Gov
ernment has just received letter from an
official In Windsor, G. W., stating that the
Mayor of Detroit had informed him that he
had caused an inquiry to be made into the
extent of the Fenian movements in that
city, and discovered there was likelihood
OF an attack from that point. The Govern
ment have also been notified that the Amer
lean Government are sending troops to
Buffalo to prevent any attack from that
quarter. HI
Indians Tender their Services.
The Six Nation Indians, Iroquois, col
onized on the Ottawa river, under de-
scendent of the celebrated Brant, last even
ing rendered the services of 1900 of their
braves to the Government. ,.s.
Troops Ordered from England.
An officer OF the Royal Engineers stated
that orders were sent to England five weeks
since for 10000 soldiers to be landed at
Halifax, who will march from thence to
New Brunswick, where the vulnerable
point is feared to be. These troops are ex-
pected in ten days, and on their arrival
New Brunswick, it is considered, will be
safe. The ships-of-war Aridine and Pill
AIDES are even now in the bay of Funday.
The West India Squadron Ordered
10 Halifax.
Sir Frederick Bruce has ordered the
West India Squadron to sail Immediately
for Halifax with all the disposable troops
in the West Indies.
SPecuIatiOns as to the Place of
Attack.
The excitement here has very much
abated. The Montrealers generally believe
that the Roberts and Sweeney faction must
give their supporters something Tor their
money, but that the attack will be on the
Upper Province and in New Brunswick,
but not here or at Quebec. They deem it
utter madness to attempt the capture of
either of these cities. They are, however,
actively arming, so that they may guard
the city in the event of the troops and vol
unteers being needed elsewhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM NEW YORK.
Decision in Regard 10 Savings
BANKS.

BANKS.
New York, March 1.-THE Supreme
Court of the United States recently order
ed in the case of the Internal Revenue
against Savings Bank in this city, that
savings deposits are equally liable with
ordinary Bank deposits to the tax of % per
cent. per annum. The Banks affected are
able to pay the tax, AMI have made repre-
sentations to members of Congress with
view to obtaining an amendment of the
law which will exempt savings institutions
from its operations.
Orders have been issued for The discon-
tinuance of the military district of East
Tennessee, and for the dismanting of a
number of the forts comprised in the de-
fenses of Washington.
The Fenians.
Among contributions received at o.
MahOny's treasury yesterday, was one. OF
$25000 from Circles in California.
Sixty five cases of rifles were yesterday
delivered at various Fenian armories in this
city.
A large and demonstrative anti-Fenian
meeting was held last evening al Clinton
Hall in this city.
..m Financial.
The Commercial says: The stock market
shows continued strength, with strong
speculative movement on most of the lead
ing stocks. The event of the morning was
purchase of $4,000 shares of New York
Central on behalf of well known operator.
AT the moment OF the transaction news
was received in the Board of the burning
of the Buffalo Central railroad depot and
grain elevator under which the price fell
off 4 per cent. Reading remains firm.-
Michigan Southern was sustained by clique,
with no important addition to the short in
terest. Northwestern and Fort Wayne are
very firm and active. Coal sock firm in
consequence of the suspension from this
date of the source of supply from the Brit
ish provinces. Cumberland advanced "a
and Central Ia. Governments less active
but firm. sH .-
The abundance of money continues, and
it is found difficult to employ balances at
per cent OH call. On prime names the
general rate is 71a@S. Prime paperis held
at 615 per cent; no buyers. Dry goods
auction paper is very abundant and passes
generally at SOLO per cent, the largerpro-
portion at the higher figures.
Gold is steadier. The Borusia to-day
took out $3.50, lS9 in specie. Total exports
ofspecie from this port for the week was
$266,27l. 3..s r#.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

8 FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
,THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. H g..
+, 1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
as cents.
1t gives beautiful, luEtrous. natural color,
1t is complete in one bottle.
Ii does the work the first time. a Ea.. sa
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction child can apply it.
THIS HAIRDYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknow only to MIR. Mathews). which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is 80 easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used.
Invest rs cents. and you will be convinced.--
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
a A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
(, DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York, Wholesale
hkon1'- III -gH.r.H.' .ra mayO-ueouAy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
Sunday Nights Dispatches
The Excitement Dol Canadn.

New YORK, March lS-A special Ottawa
dispatch of the 18th says All quiet. No
procession, leading irishmen having de-
cidpd to substitut, banquet.
Much satisfaction is expressed in high
quarters at the good faith of the Govern
ment.
special from Toronto says: all quiet
at Kingston. Troops under arms all the
previous night, but no enemy showed. Er
The Canadian Parliament is prOrOgued to
the 24th OF March, and will then meet for
the dispatch OF business.
1t was report( d at Toronto that heavy
cannOna6ing and small arms was heard at
Sarnia Saturday morning. Probably pee
cadillOes to alarm the Canadians. There is
considerable anxiety to hea. from frontier
points. A battery was loaded on train
Friday night, ready to run to the frontier,
-, No Outbreak.
TORONTO, March 1S.-Reports from all
the principal towns in the province show
that no outbreak has occurred anywhere.
Loyal speeches were made and general
readiness manifested to nip any Fenian
demonstration in the bud, in tae shortest
possible time. ApprehensiOns OF any sue
cessful raid or invasion have subsided, but
preparations are not relaxed. - -. 49,. -
1t is reported that An attempt was threat
ened about the 22d inst, but the orangemen
of the Province are ready at moments
warning, iEy E|tNEg. ELL. NEEE .wSi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

I BEEF CATTLE-Tne offerings duipg the past -
week were gl9 head against S2 head previous weekf
The general quality Of the Cattle receive was bet
ter than last week OF the whole number offered. u.
372 head were brought from Ohio, and IS from West
ern Virginia over the Baltimore and Ohio Railr0ad
l5s from Illinois, by the Northern Central Rilroad
l44 from Pennsylyania IN foot; las from Maryland
OF foot and IS from Southwestern Virginia b, cars
trom,Lypchburg. Of sales 228hsad were houRht
by Washington butchers. II were sent TO the country
for Stock Late 3U left uns0d and the balaBcoD
were taken by Bali re butchers, Prices to-day
ranged as 'OlIOWs Very best on sale $40, extra
Cattle,) average SO 50; first quality t9d9 rs:
second do $79S so; medium $696 Is; stock cattloe
$S2595 90 and scalawags ami old COWS S495 90 per 4,
100 lbs Average of the market 81 50 per 100 lbs =
gross Up to Wednesday the run Of Cattle
looked as if there was going to be snort supply
and prices ruled SOC per 100 los higher than last week.
with an &C i've market. To-day, however. there
were $50 more Cattlei market than were expected
causing the market to open very dull with decline
Of cPerlB although the offerings were better than 80
last Eeee by per cent there were Qhead ofyafy
hne Cattle from Ohio sold at % So and Of the vey
best quality a. $40 per 100 lbs The, supply fromn
South Mestern Virginia was only fair Stock CattIa
SiEEP-l he supply this week was only fair, with
sales atblH87Ac per lb grOss- ~nf,
H0GS-Phe supply has been larger than the de-
mand this week Sales very slow at &l29l3 IS, and
iew at sA per lO0lhs net. M -r., V,rr-rr rryy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE, i,
Card from NIr. ButtS-A Strange
Phenomenon. .Iss sIFah Va

FORTRESS MONROE, March H.-Mr. Chas.
Butts, of Norfolk, comes out to-daylin a
card to the Norfolk papers, denying { g
statement made in a telegraph dispatch TO
the New York papers that he fled on the,
approach of the assailants of8Mr. Flint, al
associate editor of the Old Dominion, pub,
lished in Norfolk, and says that he has
never had any connection with that paper.
A wonderful mirage occurred here this
afternoon, lasting for half an hour. The
Eastern Shore of Virginia, Smiths Island,
&C., were plainly visible to the naked eye,
while the country bordering on james and
Nansemond rivers, and Newport News, ap-,
peared to recede away off in the distance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM BUFFALO.
Destructive Fire AOO,O Bushels
of Grain Destroyed n,

Es Of Grain Destroyed 4,
BUFFALO, March l7.-A fire broke out at
6 O'clock this morning In the freight depot
Of the New York Central railro al, caused
by the watchman upsetting a caneof kero4
sene oil near the stove, The fire spread
rapidly, and communicated to the splendid
elevator belonging to the same company.
Both were totally destroyed, together with
a large number Of loaded cars and freight;
also four hundred thousand bushels of grain
in the elevator. The grain was insured,
but the loss on the rest is stated at about
one million dollars. The New York Central
do their own insuring. u n ~ llbti8l t,ist
Weather cold. d
st. Patrick's day is quietly observed, 4 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

(. ATcHrsoN, KANSAS, March 17.-.All stage
lines, express and dispatch companies OPP
Grating west of the Missouri river have
been consolidated under the name Of the
Halliday Overland Mail and Express Com
pany. Ben. Halliday is President of the
new company, Reduced tare rs per cent.
f,toun AvSetQ NVak NiWhA AtAltldl N
nom Apru AIs@ tfRAt5 .JStJl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Southern Pacific RnIIroad.

New ORLEANS, March 16.-The Southern
Pacific railroad directors have concluded
contract with French Company to ex-
tend the road west of Marshall, Texas
The President has concluded arrangements
to complete connections between Shreve-
port and Marshall in time to ship the pres
ent crop. 'iH Ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
House of Lords.

In the House Of Lords on. Monday, March
9TH, the standing orders were suspended to
allow the cattle,plague bill to pass through
all the stages, rlF!II ~
Lord Chancellor's bill to make parties to
divorce suits capable, but not compellable,
to answer any questions as to whether they
have or have notscommitted adultery was
vetoed "a g--.... 3. - alEs..s. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
FROM EUROPE. o
ArrIrnIor 1he HermnnIn.

New YORK, March 1S.-The, steamship
Germania, from Southampton 9TH, arrived
thisevening. She has $50 passengers. The
steamers st. George, Tripoli and Palestine
arrival Ont ...-.r-s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
CIncinnatI marker.

FlOUR-Super6ne is held A. S7g7 rs; extra at n,
3s OOgs co. family at 50 25@lO So and fancy az $40 50
WHgAT--Thc inferior grades are neglected and
duu. NO. old red, is in demand at ~ I092 IS: !,
choice samples at ~ 30. No. new red at 8l'75
9l ~ and stritly prime at 81 s5al rs; No. new is
he az So and rejected At u gO@l4O f-rrssft
COkNIno. mixed sheled isin demand at 81
g49c, IN bulk and elevators, and 63@64c including ,
gunnies, but holders, generally ask 5g9e5 WhitOH
Is ned at 5le Sc, in bulk. and 200 sacks Ear Il
held at A5g47c at upper and lower roads 400 bush.
No2 sheed sold at 4sc aud 2.6UO do at 4gc. all in
elevator. T.rH a !
,,OATS-No, are in, demand at 33e in slevator.as q
No:I are scarce and in demand at 3193sc, in ele-,
vatOr .arH.- H--| F||T II7. II ~ = TEfTft
RfE-ls dull, with small sales Of No. at CSC; No. %
At 6sc $50 bushNo. sid at CSC, and $50 do No. 2
P0RK-Niess was sslable At sQ6 90, but was not
BULK MEArS-lu better demand aud prices
higher Shoulders sold at He. sides were held
at 1910, aud clear Sides at Ike. packed. u =
BACON-NO ira sactions
bAkD-Flrmer and in fair demand at ls9isHo
for prime country and city E4
EOFFEE--We quote fair TO choice Rio Coffee at
24(925e; 2h al5c for raw Sugar; 1T9Ihc Tor hard a
rehned, and eO@ 95c for MOlasses.l - D = n
SEED-Clover is in limitel demand at IS 50957O
Tor small lots, from store Flax continues steady at
49, Timothy Is quiet, and in moderate request at,
=! ,!HAY-Aquietmarket at sl09 IL pertun fOrprimo
Timothy on arrival y y n llLI IbEK
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

lo3x do 9s l0740 coupons 9o5s; Celiforhis ~ lbes
Mestern Union Telegraph 6lxi New. York Centyef,
g3H; Hudson 1864; Reading 1907: Michigan I63k=
lIusburg 7sX; Northwestern 2T3I; Kock Island
lO51s: Fort Wayne 92}s; Toledo, Wabash and Yest-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
EEsaIs. Of Iloaf + 6aeeo.A WdE

~ 4 s. CINCINNATI, NApch.l6s
b, The sales Of Leaf Tobacco at Bodmanns ware
house wereas follows Is hogsheAds, viz Is hogshtads
- So atS5 2595 75.lat g. lat $s75, Iats 96 9atff
tle e59l2 IS, at $14 95Sl475, al siys Ie So Re-
ceipts moderate. 1ri6 ara 'snj. ~ a. ElfTFQ
The sales of Leaf Tobacco at Morris & Ghafant Tsn
WAREHOUSE were as fol flows: 80 hhds Masen County,
So at Is, at &c 60. Ar AZ 81 a. SsSs sstSos
at $40 so at ell "a. at $12, at Sl4al426 Ceases
Ohio Seed ranging az from t3 to SIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
Hungary.

An, imperial rescript says the re-estab-
lishment of 1S4S laws is impossible without.
previous revision of those laws. A sepa-
rateministry for Hungary cannotbe anterr
tanned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
COMMERCIAL . 7MAFTERS.l
New York Money M iHidfket-mar, ~. !

NeW YORK WOmeY MaFket-Marg 17s
lM0NEY-Quite easy 1t ga o per cent. \, 4. 1,es,t1
1Th9l0s. ~ ~ ,7i-tsiTr,' ,71.,,1
IgQLgIHssyy and lower. opening At iios!, AID
Total exports Of specis sqiolfo y ,'e 5iei
GOVERNMENT STOCKS a shade ErInsr. ~ ',H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

New ORLEANS, March 17.-The Times
positively asserts that Mayor Monroe will
be inaugurated Monday, notwithstanding
statements to the contrary. The military
will not interfere. |"as'ii i1' 'i''AhhJha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
GerInnnY.

Great uneasiness prevails at Hamburg in
consequence OF rumors of a probable cOllis-
ion between Austria and Prussia on the
Duches question.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

HAWHN'N WAUNUbHA HADW
This SHE most deghtfu and Extraordinary article
oveFdscoVered. 1t changes the sun-burht face and
hands to pOary satin tcxtpreOf ravishing beauty
impartipg the marble purity of YOUTH and the de
ttHeEs appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fasbiOn,d il removes tan reckes, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
frssli tnnSparent and suOoth.E 1t Contains no ma
tSria injurious to the skim .PatroniIed by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is whateyery lady should
have. Sold everywhere, Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. E.HAGAN, Troy.E sL G.. s,s5
Address all orders to ja
?. asii,, 'DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
octs-d4Wly N ,g' ...,. -..-L .-.li.lv -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

Z NEW ORLEANS, March l7.-@GOv. Welless
having persistently refused to give certifiae
Gates to the newlyeleeted May aud other
city officers, Gen. Candy, was then applied
to by their attorney. Candy took the
Npiflcial returns and promised the agent to
issue the order requested, either might Or
4ondaXIaW EHOt ''-' '''A'' Wsa.sidssI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19
Louisiana Bonds.

The Legislature has taken measures to
provide for the regular payment of accrued
interest, and that to accrue, in State bonds.
The value Of the bonds has doubled here.
Quarantine hes been established at Mo-
bile on vessels from the West Indies. 81,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-19

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, March n la fire
w T~~'NN" 90 hsei