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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-20
TAKE NOTICE.!

FARMERS and DEALERS in FERTILIZERS will
please take notice That we have adopted the follow
ing Trade Mark to protect ourselves. and prevent
from being deceived when purchasing manurcs.
We have been Obliged give this protection to our
customers. in consequence of several parties having
rnlawfully used our distinctive name viz: Raw
Bone" in offering their article to the public. This
Trade Mark is adopted in addition to the title Raw
Bone which is our exclusive property. and we eau
ton all manufacturers from using in future. We
would state to the trade and that they will
find it to their interest that the Trade Mark -
is upon every lag and barrel they purchase, none
other Is genuine. BACGH { SLsNS.
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Bridge Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that application
Twill be made to- the County Commission
ers of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the 30th day Of January, next,
for the building of Bridge over Little Elk
Creek, at Mrs. Harlan's Mill.
Dec 30, 1S65--5w
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TIE CECIL WING
Il PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY Il. u. EWING.

FERMS-S2OO year, in advance.
Hs1'Sngle Copies Of the paper, FIVE CENrS.
Eg"NO Paper DISCONTINUED until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the Publisher.
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god for advertising rates. and none inserted unless
paid for IN advance. EIGHT lines of BREWER. or
space equal to that constitute square. column
year So: 4 of q Column, year SIS Business Cards
from 81 to 81 per year, fiafycarly and Quarterly
1semcut, entitled to four changes. Changes made
uitcnrr will be charged for copy of the paper IS
in 'lulcd with these rates, wlca the advertisement is
i of a column or more Advertisements sent with
ont the number of times they are to be inserted
being specified will he continued ill forbid and char
grd for according to the above rates.
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VALU ABLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.

T will sell at Public Auction, at Zion, Cecil
l. county, Nd. on
Tucs,loy, tie 3oM duy Gf JanHnry. 1866,
that desirable FARM situate in Cecil coun-
ty. near Zion. adjoining the lands of ChaS.
Matthews, jeremiah ititiemhouse and others.
1t contains
III AIRES, NlOEE Or LESS,
of which about 60 acres are in Wood, and
the residue arabic land in fair state Of cul-
tivation, divided into four fields.
The land is of the first quality, susceptible
of the highest Improvement. NO better OPP
portnnty has been offered for many years to
buy at a moderate price land capable OF
benny made, at very small expense. n most
valuable farm. The neig hborhood Is one of
the finest in the county. The conveniences
to market are unsurpassed, being miles
from the North Eas, depot on the Phila
vii. 4 and jalt Kailroad. ) miles from
Rising Sun depot on the Bait. Central Rail
road. . miles from Port Deposit, 10 miles
from Elkton, and surrounded with thriving
villages. only one to three miles distant.
There is fine FIGURING mill on the adjoining
farm. and churches of all denominations,
and good schools are in the immediate
ncighborhood.
The improvements are a comfort 81
able T;.,[f
Frame Dwelling House, :::...Es,
two stories high, new Barn As x-Aez==z
so feet, with Stabling under it, Smoke house,
Milk house and Granary, two Pumps, one
in barn yard. There is Il good young Apple
Orchard in bearing on the place.
TERMS. One third cash on the day OF
sale and if desired by the purchaser the
balance may remain a mortgage on the farm
as a permanent investment.
Bs,y" Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ.
SARAH Il. HOWARD.
Jan 6, 18G6-3w S. BURNS, Aucts
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.STITE or MARYLAND, I

STITE or NARTLIND,
Cecil county, set.
hereby certify that the within Article Of
Copartnership was received on the 9th day
of January A. d. 1866, and on same day re-
corded in Liber c. H. H., No. /, folio SIS,
one of the Mortgage. &C., Record Books of
Cecil county aforesaid.
~ In testimony whereof hercunto
! SEAL subscribe my name and seal OF Office
| ~ atfix, on the day and year aforesaid.
CHAS. H. HAiNES, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
True copy test.
CHAS. II. HAINES,
Jan Is, lS66--3w Clerk.
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j. X. BROW y, j. 7.
STATE or MARYLAND, |

81 II y Ut -UIN Ut Nd,
Cecil county, set
| hereby certify that on this first day of
January. in the year eighteen hundred and
Sixty-siX. before me. the subscriber. a jus
tice of the Peace of the State and in and for
the county aforesaid, personally appeared
John B, Magee. the general partner in the
firm of John B. Magee Il Co.. and made
oath on the Holy Evaugely of Almighty
God. that the sum of twenty thousand dol
lars, 'pecifed i'll the above or foregoing Ger,
titica,e or article of copartncrshlp, to have
been contributed by the special partner.
Henry 5. Coudon. to the common stock, has
been actually and in good faith paid in cash.
j. r, BROWN. J p.
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DEMONSTRATIONS THIS WEEK
Calicoes at % 80 cents.
Best style Delaines 37a cents.
Bargains in Canton Flannels.
Heavy Muslins, cheap.
Red Twiiled FlannelS, 80 cents.
Desirable White Wool and Domestic
Flannels.
Shaker Flannels. Heavy Tckings.
Bleached Shirtlngs.
Crash for Towcling.
Balmoral Skirts.
French Woven Corsets.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchief.
Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
Black A pacas. at reduced prices.
Double width Black All-Wool Delaines.
Atwood Grey Tweeds, $l.l0.
A nice line of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Saiinets, at sensation prices.
GROCERIES AT CITY PRICES;
Coverings A White Sugars, 20 cts
Good Molasses, 45 -,
Coal Oil, 80 50
TERMS CASH
and NO DEVIATION THEREFROM
Oct 7, 1865
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
EnP a. AT,Vs,
FOR SALE.
NO., l..

A large and commOdious DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
all in good condition, with every necessary
ontbuilding; with Fifteen Acres of Land
large Lawn, beautifully laid out. This pro-
perry is situated at the east end of the town
of Elkton. on Main street. Such property
is seldom in the market. and is well worth
the attention of any one wanting a desirable
residence, combining all the advantages of
town and country. Price $4,000. Terms
accommodating.
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The above case, as described, is perfectly correct
| know it T. be true. Yours. TB. MILLER,
Pastor of Hancock VI. +. Church.
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Psnn.ylvanla Oen.tal s.seIs YardsI.assss e

.gllltlG h4l. IAAAbF y uly ~, topos
CATTLE-The market during the week has ex-
hibited no particular change from last week. The
sales were to fair extent at fair prices. The present
hot weather. has been hard on the drovers; several
have lost heavily by their stock being suifocated.
Owners Of logs and Sheep were the heaviest losers
The current rates Of cattle this week were ss l5@9
IN this prices on all descriptions Of o0urve,
the largest portion Of the sales were between the
rates we have mentioned. The sales thia week
were 1928 head last week. 0Se-a pretty close run
The weeks exports were: To Baltimore none Phila
delphia, T5l; New FORK 675; way 2Se fTofai i6esin
against $50 last week. falling ibf a1nount;nr fg
694 head. ThemArket closed heavy u the igufes We
have namedsoQ13 T5rgi hna sluRis 10 ouiT iInf Il
| H0GS-The present. warm weather has caused
buyers to hold OF, whilst previous prices were fairly
maintained. The falling Of intransaot ions was not
very large The preseflt heated term hae heon ee-
we're one on hogs, especially fat ones ~ they easily
smother, The sales this week were only lna5 head,
q large falling 9h ~ compared With che previous
being the extremes. lat week eqDl0 70 were The
Z, 900 head, as follows. 10 New York 54I5 Rtad
Baltimore. 2408 Philadelphia 9iS5 Excess oyerlast
week OF 4lOO head. y ~ "a EdfIVAA ~ 81
SHEEP-A9he maaket waswelI Supplied. Win
good demand, and thesales were larger than the
previous week. The current rates ware elT@0S I'd
per oWt against ~ 2505 b0last week, oahibitine Al
IMPROVEMENT so far as Ielatea 10 prices Fho easf-
ern exports were 5000 head this week aeninsk 500
last week, falling Of OF only BOO head. rho esleal
this week were 5,67S head againat SO8 last WeeI Va
falling % amouuting 70 57S head. AS usual during
very hot weather. quite % numb0 W1fO Sufocatod IN
the cars during thnsportHtion. DO SERm
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CIeveIai1d marKSs.

FL0UR-City made Xxx red sls9l4; do Xxx white
4l59l5 so; do Xxx spring $40 5)9ll, Country brands
Xxx red range at $40 5O9l2 50. and Xxx white sl3 so
WHEAT--Sales cars No. ! Milwaukee spring at
%; 1000 bush do do on private terms. n d, Il.
C0RN-Sales ears No. at 6Se; No. held at
zoe.
OATS-Sales 2 cars No. State at $50 from store;
car do do at 40; car car do do on track at &c.
RYE-Quiet. No. I held at $50.
PORk-No. lcity-packed mess e3S; No mess e52;
LARD-TCity rendered in kegs saKS; do in tiercss
HAMs-salss 1000 lbs sugArcufod cAnvasssd at
SH0ULDERS7Steady, and demand fair at lsC
I BAC0N-City-oured cAnyassed firm at 2Oc.
DRIED BEEf-ln good demand and firm at 26c
for canvassed city smoked. --s-
BUTTER In moderate demand, and firm at os0
SOC for Western Reserve TT y. l7e
/ OHEESE-Quiet and steady at l0917c for com
mon to choice dairy and factory made.
,EGGS-Dull. Sales at l2914c. according TO con-
!, HI6HwlINEs-In moderate demand and firm.
Sales % brls at % %.
ALC0HOL-W quote: a. 5o94 81 for 9s per cent.
Cologne Spirits, 9sper cent, SF6294 81. TNeutrAl
Proof Spirits e9 45@2 So "a"
PETR0LEUM-Dull and nominal at go for Re-
fined in bond $50 for dol free. rr rr,r,r .rFrvn
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The Indians on the PIain..

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Col. Taylor, Super
intendent of Indian Affairs at Omaha, and
President of the commission which recent
ly held council with Indians at Fort Lar
annie, accompanied by General Thayer, U. S.
Senator from Nebraska, and Mr. Paddock;
Secretary of the Territory, arrived at st.
Joseph yesterday Sand left for Washington
last night . 20.
Colouel Taylor claims that perfectly
satisfactory treaty was made at Laramie,
all reports to the contrary being circulated
by parties interested in creating hostilities.
There were about 5000 Indians present.
Fourteen Of sixteen Chiefs signed the trea-
ty and the firm belief that if there is trou-
BILE on the plains it will be commenced by
the whites. ..... -.
The Democrats St., Joseph special says
parties from the Plains represent the Indi-
ans massing for war, and old ranch men say
as SOON as the corn is ripe nearly every tribe
on the Plains win start on the war path.-4
They are well armed and have plenty Of
ammunition. -.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. DEMING from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill to establish and protect
tiona cemeteries, which was recommitted and order
Mr.. BANKS. on leave, introduced joiut resolu-
tion giving the building recently occupied for the
purpose OF fair In aid Of the hone for orphans o5
fair, together with all the materials etc., which was
read three times and passed.
road reporteda bill to authorize the issue Of certain
bonds in denominatiOns greater than one thousand
dollars, which was resd three times and passed, 2 .
The House proceeded TO the consideration Of joint
Mr.. BINGHAM Withdrew the demand for the pre-
vious question and modified his substitute so as to
read: ....4.
Joint resolution declaring Tennessee again entitled
70 Senators and Representatives in Congress; d d.
WHEREA As, The State Of Tennessee has in good
t5on d ~ az sS sssa q Sy ne
Congress to the Legislatures Of the several States.
and has also shown. TO the satisfaction Of Congress,
by proper spirit Of obedience in the body OF her
people. her return to her due aegiaPSetot the Gov
sTumsnt. laws and authority Of the UHited ssatS';
d RssotWed. Sv he Senate and Box.s Of p.pr,ssuta-
Hoes Of ts Juissd States Of 1mSrtcs N Congress
restored to the Union. and is again entitled to Be
By Senators s and
ing the oaths Of Office required by existing laws.
Mr.; BINGHAM renewed the call for the previous
Mr. BOUTWELL, desired to offer the following as
sgbstitnte for Mr.. Bingham's:
When Tennessee shall have ratified the amend
ment to the Constitution proposed T. the Legisla-
lures OF several States BY the Con-
gress, ana shall have established an equal and Just
system Qt suffrage Tor all male citizens Wi'hin its
g age the Senators and Representatives from such
State, II found duly elected and qualified may. At-
ter naying taken the required oaths Of ONCE. be ad
mitted Into Congress as such M provided that y noth
lngin TINS section contained shall be construed 20 as
70 require tne gsitanchlsement ot any loyal person
VINO Is now entltlod 70 vote.
Mr.. blNGhAM declined TO the amendment be
offered. '-
Mr. WhkD desired % otter an amendment,
Addlng 70 tnat 9nered Dy mr. blngnam q PROVISION
tnat the Unted states 90 recognize the GoV-
eminent OF the state OF Tenneesee. lnaugurated
nnaSr ~ & ana DI Ene convention whleh assembled On
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AQUA de MAGNOLIA.

Atoilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boonl The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and fesb to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, DC. l...,r,
II overcomeS the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
1t removesredness, tan, blotches, 90. HI
tcures nervous headache and allays ysinHammation.
ltcools, softens and adds deIicacy To the skin.
Hyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Hcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
II 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 nc
other Cologne. Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
'~N'0G GiDEMAS BARNES d co. l-.
,,.r,,,..-,. Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
0ot9-dawlv ----- u IL - IL
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port Of cHmuittee. He did not believe It in
this case. There were, four days Of this seSsi'n n
tion bills passed within two days Of an adjourn.
ment. There was no danger Of the failure Of
the bill. and he hoped the Senate would not
dorse. There was no justification for refusing TO
pay this salary except II could he found in the fact
that the Minister had written private letter, which
had become public without his knowledge or consent.
But suppoie Il was public letter addressed TO one
OF the Journals Of the country By himself for pnbli
caton would that be sufficient Justification for re-
fusing to pay his salary2 He thought not. He con-
tende there was nothing in Mr.. Haryey,s letter
which merited the punishment proposed blythe Con-
hr. CQWAN defended Mr.. Harvey, and in the
course Of his remarkJFead disphtch, received yes.
terday from Gov Brownlow, which he said was
fl by sllusion tothe Presidedt, written by. q bigh
ate .Tf JI.fsT lst... 7 Oh so t0 s'rHH. 1918
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B From Ottawla, 6. W.TWI

yNEV, YORK. July. 20,-TThe. Herald's Or
tawa q. W. dispatch says. The report of
the special trade commission which re-
Gently visited the West indies and South
America to open trade between those
countries andothe British North American
possessions, was submitted to the Canadian
Parliament yesterday. AnotherIive scene
occurred between two Of the members, one
Of wholn charged the Government with
bribery and corruption GosadoL gl9ls bii4T
yib-ooge,sb
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,acB0H u9issimUo9 % Goif9uh
|. 5s Eta - fg "a FNTe'gV~-q
\ FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. o.
II stbs best ana cheapestin tie world. Price
75 cents. t-. t.. .,,-.y4k
1t gives . beautiful. luStrous, EptgrdE color,
Itis completei in one bottle ~F' -" Vf' ''""
1t does the work the first time.l ,aie, is-,Ii- ?
iItdoes not crock, smut or stain. l2At eHo tu
Itdoespot rub off or fade. ss7,e a,grssru
1t slways gives satisfaction. A childcan applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process tknOw only to Mr.. Matthew'S, which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in Market aofouA
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you Syoid
that RU STY. DEAD appearance by which dyedhair
is SO easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used.
Invest rs oentss and you will be convinced. .A
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. !. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DEMASBARNES &0O.. Now Y6rk, Wholesale
Agents. mayl0-deodly
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FROM MEXICO
bible SOciety-RepOrts
49,. --..s of 8 SIxirmishes, .T -,

New YORK, July 2O.-The Herald's CITY
of Mexico correspondence of the l4th inst
says The American Bible Society Is flour
ishing finely In Mexico and other cities,
Notwithstanding a determined opposition
from the priesthood, who recently raked
up an old law and confiscated the stock In
several places. The Emperor came to the
aid of the, Bible agents, however, and they
are free from persecution for the present.
Various reports Of small skirmishes and
Outrages by both parties make up the main
factsof the news. The Liberal cavalry had
given wholesome scare to the residents OF
Vera Graz, and had made one or two small
successful raids on the Puebla railroad.
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Mutfny OF Negro TrOops.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 20.-A mutiny
occurred last night among portion of the
been killed and two wounded. The rest
of the mutineers were brought to this city
under strong guard.
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Senator Lanes Successor.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Gov. Crawford, Of
Kansas, yesterday appointed Maj. E. Gross,
late of the 18th Kansas Cavalry, and asso-
ciate editor of the Lawrence Tribune, us.
Senator, to fill General Lanes unoccupied
term. Major Gross is Radical Republic
can. He lett Lawrence this morning for
Washington. ... ...ll
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RurraIo 1Iarket-JuIy %. 4

WaEsTGS6i:t. ER9EgEE9Sii:; - az NJ a Z
C0RN.,Parties apart held No. Michigan at ESQ
'0j&Ts@DuIl. No. / Chicago at 4Oc; sales 600
bushels Wisconsin at 44c. IN . r.r.'.Hrt
l BARLEY-Nomina. .'-
RYE--Iaactive; held at SOcfOr No. 0hicgao. SOc
for No. ] Milwaukee. .rI'r.- 90
P0RK-Prme pork $32933.
. LARD--901fa2le, a~vgvT f-t d IL ,asrrv-r
lWHISK Y--NOminal at % %. ~ etls - A
CANAL FREIGHTS-To New York-Corn is,
Oats 10. To Albany-COrn lse, oats SIC. r..qlft
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.EOaIIW .d
,WHY NOE VJSE THE REwTq

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the faet that MATHnws' VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. II is the cheap
est the most reliable. and most convenient, Com.
preparation Of the hair No trouble, NO crock cr
STAIN Produces beautiful black 0f brow AS Ir6
ferred. A child can apply it. AlWays gives satisl
faction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold sTeryRheTo
-ba,s "A, !. MATTHEW'S, !, Manufacturer, N, Ks,
DEMAs BARNES SEQ, New York. whOlssels
Agents. .- ], ~
Also, MATHHws' ARFlcA HAih GLOSS for
storing and dressing th6 Hair. Y y t1 ~, 4 @ .g
jgpeis deodiy = : '40'li xo5Y9 !. egH XXI
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Reputation Established

Mrs. s. "A. Alien Is t1ssIy q
tOSV6Itc be1iefNct1'eSS, and he1s
tCO9iCIeT6NL success is lS1ll,I-e-.
lce6e7tted. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and tO-desy she Is
tII her line the largest s1aGS,-
HfNctWreSs iss tte 1UO1FCI.a o.
Everybody Interested. ,o% 5a
Youth Gssd old age are alike
benefited by The sGSe Of Mrs
8. "A. sgEIeN'so Worlds Hair
RestOrer and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly upon
the roots Offbe hair, CGlSsi1sgI
EsGEMrtG1sG grOtOfh0 and beNs.
ty. Your hair, If CIsgltgedftO
grey or ICbtte by sickness or
other causes, SUtGI SOON be REL
stored 20 its natural color!
and beauty. DGalCgr1GIf erGd-
tcGted forever. The MGtS.
falling stopped. The 1ssOSc
delicate heGGt-dreSS on. 6Oss-
1set cG1s be GCO1ass sOIth OGSt 1eS1'q
OfSOtIiMg. 7hemsOStd delight
f6GI fragrance TO The hair is
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COMMERcTAE MkTTERS.
New. WORK money Marlret-Ju

New Work Money MariEet-JuIye 60. !
M0NEY-Msrket easy and quiet at per cent.
STERLING, EXCHANGED At l0o9pei<.l }
G0LD-A shade, easier opening at i6ON, and
GOV ERSGENf srooKs=o Quiet and scarcely u
,FREIGHTs- To Liverpool without decided
cnhnBos 81 ~ NI. ffnU
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Toledo market-JuIy 20.

FLOUR-Dull. .'''
I WHEATS29Sc. better. Sales amber Michigan
crop Of 65 % co. do crop Of "a q 25 old No. ired
Wabash 50 25. b ....r-' .--..
C0RN-About lc better; sales No. / at 66c, -
LAKE FREIGHTS-Dull and nominal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21

From LOuisville-The SsenEerfest.
LOUISVILLE, July l9-The city authori-l
ties and many of the most prominent citi-1
zens are making extensive preparations for
the North American Sangerfest meeting on
the 4th, which it is supposed will be the
largest musical festival ever held in the
country,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21

BosToN, July 1S.-The Democratic State
Convention met to-day and took measures
to secure the election of delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. q
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Governor of Tennessee.

Judge Moser, of the Criminal Court, be-
fore whom the case of r. Williams, Repre-
sentative from Carter county, who applied
for a writ of ha6eds corpus, has. been tried
to-day, delivered his opinion sustaining the
application. Warrants were to-day issued
to arrest several members Of the House,
also other parties who arrested Mr.. VIII
liams. cT rgvy0 % rrNwsgrrT p n
Messrs. Hyatt and Train, the Metropoli-
tan Police Commissioners, are inundated
with applications for appointments on the
force. The entire organization will be put
In operation by the last of August,
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New YORK stock Vfnrltet-JuIy 20.

Stocks wsaI Chicago North estern OS n; Michi-
gan Southern. SAN Reading llok; ludson IlO; Eric
trnl 1O41<: Boston W. p. SO; Marfposa, pgefd 29kj
w Western Union Telegraph 63h, Gs 81 Registered
l22 Registered, '62 l0e; $50 coupons 1882; 1851;
20k. zt.rt h. . orr sorrff ~ urfrr- n
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HAcAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM,

This sthe most delightful sndextraordnsry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity Of youth. and tho dts
tfn0ES appearance 81 inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimpIes and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no ma
terial injurious TO the skin. Paronized by Actress-
IS and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere Retail price. so OTIS.
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