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Rally the System.

After disease has been conquered, there s'iii 'ne
weakness that Il leaves behind to be removed con
le.csuce b edious aAr. II the enfeeoied ana n'oe1
mu,eles the shattered nerves. the thin and Ns'er' 0
could speak they would cry for help. In too many
.rch helm !, Is them Il not OF the right kno
s.rv ,timuants of commerce do harm: Ihey kiloie
..,o,arx fame. which Is mockery Iheir erect
and the last Of him who uses them Is worse
tn IN the frst
No, .ucb i. the effect of HosrIrrrRs s1okAeH RIrrsRs
There 10 no drawback to their toning properties Bal
mic plants and barks and roots conribne their
r.tise juices to render this soothing and strengthening
preparation a and REMEDIAL agent It's bss
Is the only pure stimuant which has ever been
contanne no sel oil any other de'eterons element
and skiltful chemists have analyzed the
n;ttsr, and pronounce them harmless.
Th,. .cientlc testimony but the testimony Of the
hundreds OF who have experienced the proven
tive and curative effects the Great Vegetable IoHic ana
.,,afirs Of modern times is still more conclusive In
fever and sgne dyspepsia boasnes, nervous Complaints
general debility and chronic complaints, it Is as nearly
ufaibe a. anything in this f.ilibe world can be- Bold
.vvv,s,s ffeb2od6~lw.
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat.
Rsorrpxs txxrpt.,y ATTENTION AND rHouLp catcKTp.
II ALLOWED eosrrSuE-
Irritation of the Lungs, Perm anent
Throat Affection, or an Incu-
rab1e Lung Disease,
IsoPrRs rHR RksULY.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHEs
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO rHr pARrs, GIVE IxxE-
DIAfE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rRocHxs ARR USED WIFI AIwAIs COD SUCCESS
sISSERs AND PUsLIG kPEAkRRs

will find Trhss usefn in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
sf er an unlsu-l exertion Of the voc organs. The
Tches are and prescribed by Physicians
aud have had testimonial from eminent men through
out the country Being article OF true merit and
having prored their efficacy by test OF many years,
eae year finds them localities in various parts
Of the world and the fce, universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" and do
not take any of the Woress Hsitatioss that may be
offered
Sold in the United States and In Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. b-dAv6ml
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The BRIDAL Cham Der. Essay of Warn
ing and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
for Diseases of the Urinary
systems-sentfree, In sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
J sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, phIa.
3Hinhis Pa apr6-dhv1y
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partition sALE.-state of Iowa, L

DARTrTTON SALE.-State Of Iowa, Lee
Il County s--By virtue OF an osd.r Of sac 10 ~ d-
rected M DE- By the Dstrct Court - county, Is1s
q Yors Massisn maze Mt the December term ~ 10 the
caase In parntioa, whereia Richsrssoa pis,ntin
and Euiskamp etl are cefeno.nis or 49, =
der thu premis@s hereipafter ds serted We VIII ' TO
the Nth st bi.der the DIOR Of he Court HOUSE
- 80 = ~ h,nr. III O'clock a and O'Clock p. ,
eos,-snaiur Al ocinch Of said day, the lssng
-. 80. sitvned in the county of Lee and State II
-. ~ The esst lat OF ttSo, t2 IN n ck twenty
nine sg 10 tn. city X okak, said Isle being rod for
- nrroses II htition the proceeds to Divided
~ ne o. uants common after payment Of coats
Ac under direction OF the Court.
+, es,sa1m . BARKER Referees.
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a GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN Woman and Child who has used
STERLING,S AMBROSIA


ng sale have made the Ambrosia famous All over
the world.
IT'S WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
+. nr.yents the Hair from Falling Out
Itrenders the HAIR soft and Giossy.
Cean.es the Scalp; cools the Heated Brow; Removes
pandruff: Cnree Nervous Headache; cures Ra'duess'
Ip.ures Luxuriant Locks; Inclines Hair to Curi snpef
.edes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent al
' TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you T. Elegantly put up
oeliss.ey Perfumed PatroniI-d by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons, contain
ing t~o large bottles-No for morning, No for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT.
srgRLING's AMBRosIA Is the best, mos, agreeable
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try
ton.
Sold by Druggists,
stsrlipg's &mbra-ta Manufacturing Fompaays
ais Fulton Street, New York
oct1T-dkw1y
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coLaArRv AROMATIC vRGErAsLE s0AP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom rs6ssd
Vegetable Otis in combinatisn With G1ycerine
and especially dsdshed ssrthe Of Lsaies and s'r
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite ssdit wash
ing properties unrivasd For sais by eli drugsists
f.bISdkv1y
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Disloyal Newspapers-Gen.G Grants Order


The following is the official order Of Gen.
Grant permitting the publication of the Rich
mond Examiner:
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World The only true
aud perfect Hair bye. Harmless, Reliable and Insan.
taneous. Produces Immediately q splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injurng the hair skin. Rem
edies the i'll effects bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuoe is signed William A. BatcneIor. Also,
REGKNRRATINe EXTRACT or MTLLEFLEURs
for Restoring and Beautfying the Hair.
augH-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, n. Y.
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aS-Sctentfhc Dtscovery-CABUs NEW DYE
If want to have your Hair dyed with this new prep
sraton. GO TO CABUS This Dye does not give .tne
hair dead appearance, like other dyes but gives it
PINE GLOSS and promotes the growth OF the hair.
Sold and app led by GEORGE CABUs at his Rashonabl.
Hair Dressing Saloon Main and secoud streets
keoknk. Iowa ian4f3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-22

NIINDOW CURTAINS--Buff Gilt Shades
w Green Gilt shad.s, brown GILT shsdss. But
ppr<es HolIAbes, fsree2 ecttrh EoiisBda Wsn6cw nil
ers CosA TApe cAlse Cord Al sisss and colyra, for
~. SS>Sj u v. W0Oo93.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
FROM MEXICO.

New York, May live have Mexican
dates of the 7th OF May, by which we learn
it was reported creditably that MaXimilian
had negotiated loan in Europe.
The correspondence with our Austrian
Minister, published recently, regarding the
shipment of Austrian troops to MaXimil-
ian, was causing considerable discussion.
A large quantity of arms shipped from
New York had arrived at Vera Cruz for
the use of the Impcrialists.
IndeCi i've skirmisheS were taking place
daily throughout all parts OF the country.
Mr.. Baneda, who has just arrived in
Washington from Europe, brings informa-
tiOn that 1000 Austrian troops have been
shipped to Mexico since the determination
to withdraw the French troops was made
public. He suspects, from the date of the
shipment, that the prOtest-directed by Mr..
Seward had already been made to the Aus
trian Government. -
SAN FRANCIsCo, May 1G--The Imperial
consul OF Mexico in this city has receiy-
ed official dispatches via Acapulco, an
nOuncing that the Liberals, after their de-
feat at MichOachan, endeavored to rally,
but were surprised and completely routed
The occupation of TanstarO by the Imper-
ialistS is officially repOrted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
Cincinnatl MARKET.

FL0UR-rhe sales were 50 barrels family-"P4r-
agOn"-at $l3; 100 do do a. Sl So 100 do do at Sll-
SO 100 do extra at SO !O and 200 do superb 9 at
WHEAT-The market is dull and heavy, with
hut light demand. No. ] spring we quote ut "a;
No new winter red at 81 20 25; No. do at 81 35
az 40: No. ! old red 81 5592 co, and extra do do
G0RN-A steady market, and fair demand at
5Sg59c for mixed sheied in elevator aud 81 7Uc IN
sacks.
GATS-The markets. frmer at ACC for No. 2. and
kYE-A quiet market; $50 bushels Ne. sold at
s3c $50 do do at Sac and 900 No. 2 delivered at 75e
5 ~ Ja S Gh%es % GSd ~ ,oo Sf5SdS1
Fall at 81 L. Malt Barley was in demand at Il 4Q9
!. 50 FOR Spring aud Fall. Sales of l,OO1 bushels
Spring at 81 80 900 do Canada do, at 81 40, and
PRUVISI0NS-NIe Pcrz cou'd have been
BOUGHT al $50 -; 200 barrels city sold last evening
s3l., Bulk Pork was held at l2si 9l5o for Should
crs and Sides 1000 pounds Sides sold at l5l4c.-
Bacon is held at II, l6al and lie. Hams are ffmer
at N92lc for plain, anu .29235 for sugar-cured.-
Sales 80 tierces saga ~-cured at 23,. Lard could
have been bought at2l3lc. and was oferei at 9lhc,
C0fTON-Midding is held at 33c, but cannot be
sold at better than 3ls32c. - fNTT0'IE
GRpCERtES-ra de nand at 22I%427Isc for
fair to choice ri Coffee llH9l4lsc for raw Sugar;
l6L al7c for hard refined, ana 9O9s5o for Porto Ri
co MOlasses. IL
5liIIEG-The demand is quite light, and the
market rules dull az 35g3jc per pound for prime to
choice yellow. White is also dull at 20 g23c.
CHEESk-A quiet and unchanged marke. at lOa
l6, per pound, actual tare, for uew.
EGGS-l79lec per dUzen, shippers count, for
prime. r - 7
WHISKY-A frmer market, with better de-
mant at q 81 duty paid. Bonded remains steady
at &c. -r ..' Is r. =
HAY-A quietmarketa at $lO9l2 per tun for prime
timothy on arrival.
P0TATOES-A steady market at 81 25 per bar
Iel, from store, on arrival.
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Cleveland Market,

FLOUR-Sales 100 hrs Xxx mixed winter and
spring at $40; 100 brls XX red winter at Sl2 5O so
br M red winter at SI2 so all country brands and
so brls city ground spring at $40 70.
waukee spring at 81 10. .,.. .'.0r d..
CORN Sales cars No. ! mixed from store at 6Sc.
0ATS-Heid at SOC for No. Ohio from store
klE-ln moderate request and steady at csc.
fBARLEl-Dull and inactive. '..'
PORh-Hed at S3l for No. mess; $50 No. do:
S33 for clear; $27 for prime mess
LAkD-Firm and steady NJ 23c in tierces and 94c
cred.
BEEF-Firm at SIS 90 for mess; $40 90 for extra
mess.
SACKED MEATS-All kinds are firm and in fair
trade den and. City sugar-cured ha'rs &c for un-
canyassed, 23c for canvassed; shoulders lac; dried
beef 24eD25c; bacon Is zoe. ... ."'.
.bUTTkR-Dul and nominal at zoe for prime
Western Reserve.
CHEESE-ULohsnged; new in fair demand at
lOal6o for good 10 choice
EbGS-Saes 10 brls at &c.,
o. %. '"''''' ~
ALC0H0L-Steady. Cologne Spirits 81 g. 90
Ter cent Alcohol 81 4s94 50; Neutral proof Spirits
PETRuLEUM-Marke firm and unchanged
Rehoed 3Sg4Oc in bond; 5s9GOc tor free. The in
curry is good. W.. 0'
LAKE, ,FISH-Good trade demand and steady
s. 25 for White Fish; IS 80 for Plrkere. 81 25 for
Trout; Bass s. so; Herring, large, - so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
New York -nnrI.et-moy n, :

,,COTTQN-F'rm but quiet at a'9Sio for mid
ding, clheAy al acc. ... n
FLOUR Dull and heavy, and lO9l5, lover.
At 20 1903 % for extra round hoop Ohio, and 80 so
@ ID for trade brands. clbsirg DIN.
MHISKi-Qniet mt 50 2e92261S
VIII .AI-Dull, inserted, and 2G23c lower. with
strong effort on the part of ope ors for tern
account to sustain prices. Sales No. l milwaukee,
at >, 9e 90, and 1000 bushels white western At
| $2 1898 co. m |E4r ~
RiE--Qniet. Western at s3@s5c. "a
|, BARLEY AND BA Riley MALT-Quiet. ..a
COHN-Opened steady, but closed null and drooh-
ing ~ 7IgSOc for unsould s09 80 &c for sound mix
ed western IN store and delYeIed: 6Ilsc f0rs6uud
yellow, and S5c for sound Yellow. H
OATS-lh moderate request at 47a50; for new
western $1,000, for old do ~
PEPkOLEU M-Quet Sales 500 brls crude at
2Ic, and 1000 brls rehned in bond at ~ 943c. -
/ -PORh-Openet heavy but closed firm at $50 90
@SD so tor new mess, closing ~ $50 I21S for cash:
$40 on 81 5Utor old do and 924 5Gd2j 90 for PRIME
also. 800 hrs new mess for May, June and Jul5,
sellers and bnyeTs' option, at $40 5Og 80 TO- And
l.OOO brs to- all the year, sellers and buyers op-
| tiOi at 90.
BEtF--otcady at s1s OOag1 90 for new pain mess
| and S2l 5eC924 for new eXuR mes'.
| BhkF llAMS-tirm aud quiet at 47G45c. q
| CUT MEATS-Fir;n al l2Ja al39i ic for shoulders,
and HB9l9c for Hams
BACON-Quiet and held firmly.
lard tirmer at I9&221sc. : ......... .|..ll b
BUTTER-ls lower at 3OG42c for Ohio and 349
34d36; for state. .-.
|. .CHEESE-Dull at 10000 e
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FROM JAMAICA.


Sir Henry SlOrISs 10 be GOverpOr--
Col. Hobbs Commits S1icide-
Testimonial 10 Gov. Eyre-Sugar
and Coffee Crops. H.-l
| NEW YORK, May 17.-Advices from Jamai-
ca to 9TH inst. are received. Intelligence
had been received In private communica-
tions from England that it was likely Sir
Henry Storks would be confirmed as Gov
| ernor of Jamaica, in the room of eX-Gov.
Eyre, who would be Immediately recalled.
Col, Hobbs, the officer who commanded
the forces sent out against the blacks during
the late disturbances, and at whose orders
some of the most horrible atrocities COM
mittPd nv the soldiery upon the negroes
were perpetrated, has comitted suicide. He
had lately become so seriously deranged in
mind that it was thought advisable he
should return to England. Heleit Jamaica
in an English steamer on the 2lst ult, in
the custody of an officer and two soldiers,
but on the day after the vessel sailed, while
walking on deck attended by one of the
soldiers, he suddenly struck down the man,
jumped overheard and was drowned.
Mrs Gordon, the widow of Gov. Gordon,
left Jamaica on visit to England in re-
sponse to an invitation from the Anti-Slave-
ry Society and the Jamaica committee
OJidHSc W say, SHc w do IJd>SeISeT Oh LIo
same steamer with Col. Hobbs, when he
jumped overheard.
The partisans of Governor Eyre, who be-
lieved that he rendered great services to the
Colony in causing hundreds of innocent
blacks to be butchered, are doing all they
can to raise money in order to present him
with testimonial in acknowledgment OF
those services. Notwithstanding their eff
forts, in only three parishes have arrange
ments been made for holding meetings in
turtherance of the project Eyre is reported
to be in very bad health, completely pros
trated both in mind and body.
In ST. Thomas, in the last parish in which
the disturbances occurred, the planters are
complaining of a want of laborers on the
sugar estates. The crops are falling behind
from lack of hands to cut the ripe cane. In
other parishes the yield of sugar is expect
ed to be good, and the coffee crop for this
year has been larger than for many years
past. Coffee cultivation is carried on prin-
cipally by small settlers and negro peasant
ry, and many of these have realized hand
some sums by the sale of the crops they
have just gathered in. The prospects for
next year under this head are very cheer
iLg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
.TgG paws, ,TrI.I.

1t is said thatthe Indictment under which
JEFF. Davis will be tried has been drawn to
meet the provisions of the act to punish
treason. passed July II, 1862, the second
section of which provides that "any person
who shall hereafter set on foot or engage in
any rebellion against the authority of the
United States. shall be imprisoned not ex-
ceeding ten years. or be fined not exceeding
$4,000, and the liberation of his slaves."alt
is also said that Justice Field, of the Su
preme Court, has expressed the opinion
that this section repeals all previous pro-
visions Of the law for the punishment of
treason. Et
Attorney General Speed has returned to
Washington and is urging upon members
OF Congress speedy action on the bill to
authorize a term of the United States Cir
cult Court at Richmond in June. 1t has
passed both houses, but it seems the Senate
added an amendment, which the House to-
day non-cOncurred in and asked a commit
tee of conference, This course will secure
the passage of the bill.
Claim. Agents.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decides that claim agent is one whose
business it is to prosecute claims in any of
the Executive Departments of the Govern
ment or to procure patents, and that per-
sou who prosecutes said claims gratuitOus-
ly cannot he said to make the prosecution
of claims his business, and need not take
out license as claim agent.
Gen. Grant Recon- m csuds the Pass
age of Bn Army HsilI.
Specials to evening papers say: The
President has sent message to the House
iDclOsing communication from Gen. Grant,
asking for the immediate passage of an
army bill, assigning as a reason for the re-
quest, that more troops are needed on the
frontier and at the South. He also ex-
presses the opinion that the troops cannot
be withdrawn from the South with safety
for some time to come.
Another Pleasure Trip.
The House committee on the Freedmen's
Bureau have agreed to report resolution
for the appointment of a joint committee
of Congress to Investigate the working of
the Freedmen's Bureau system, to travel
through the Southern States to take testi-
mOny aud to report to Congress.
Desire 10 Aid JuareZ.
The rumor of ntrigues in which Santa
Anna is concerned, has prompted general
desire in Washington to have Juarez aided,
but the success of the proposed Mexican
loan is very doubtful.
South Carolina Stay Law.
The Times special says he learns from
Charleston, by telegraph, that the South
Carolina stay law was decided to be uncOn-
stitutional by the Court of Errors at Co
lumbia to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
AQUA dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle.
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured fIOm 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 perspration.
1t removes redness, tan. blotches, &c. r ...-a
Hcures nervous headache and allays Inflammation.
ltcoOls, sOftens and adds delicscy to the skin.
ItyiedS asubdued and lasting perfume.
tcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin. Il
Pstronized 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
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
..t-.Hr-. u Props. Exclusive Agents, Ny.
octp-d6wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18

A single box of BRANDRETH'S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills in The world besides;
fftyfve hundred physicians use them in their prac
tice to the exclusion af other purgatves. The first
letter OF thor 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 isA
duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitated
bile at this season. and tits dangerous as tits prev
slent but BTandreths Pills afford an invaluable
and efficient protection. By their occasional use we
prevent the collection Of those impurities which,
when in sufficient quantities. cause much danger to
the body's health. They soon cure Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head,
Heartburn, Pain in the Breast bone, Sudden Faint
ness and Costiveness. Sold by all respectable Deal
ers in Medicines.
maye-d&wlm.D ..... s...-. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
.PhiIadeIphia Cat.Ie Nnrket-max u

The arrivals and sales of Beef Gait Q at tho Ave-
nue. Drove tara are light this week, only reaching
about 1900 head. The market continues moderately
aetve at about former rates, extra Pennsyvania and
Western steers selling at from II l7Ac; fair 10
good at Gl63, and common at from 13Yl4c per 10.
as to quality. The market closed firm with the
above range of prices
SHEEP-The arrivals and sales of Sheep are
large reaching about 10000 head The market. in
cons quence, is dull, and prices rather lower * Tn
fat Sheep selling at frcm GAg7c. and common to
lair az from 6A965ac per h. gross, 10 condition.
uUGS-Tbe arrivals and saes Of II gs at the
Union and Avenue Drove ards reach about 1900
head this week The market is more active and
pr,ceS rather irTer, with salcS at from Sl39l5 tha
100 los net, the latter rate tor prime cOrn-fed. 1885
head sold at Henry Glass Union Drove Yard at from
$l3 Is per 100 lbs net. 800 head sold st the Ave
nue. Drove Yard at from Sl3glj pei 100 los net, as
TO G Clndiiign.-AmeriCdn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
The ReVOIuIiOn--GOv
Troops Defeated.

New YORK, May 17.-Advices from St.
Domingo state that on the Sd of April the
insurgents attacked the Government troops
occupying Neiba, and defeated them, taking
one hundred and thirty prisoners anu most
of their guns. The revolution, there can be
no doubt, is backed by the Haytien Gov
ernment, which supplies them with money,
guns, powder and provisions. The com
mander of the Government troops is wait
ing for rreintorcements. Pimental had been
proclaimed President, aud the insurgents
were on their march to the capital.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
FROM NASHVILLE.
An Old Citizen Arrested-FastinE
/ ~tErsW by Mistake.

NASHVILLE, May H.-John Potterfield,
formerly banker and an old resident, was
arrested and lodged in the Penitehtiary, ru-
mored in CONSCIENCE of implications with
conspirators in Canada some time previous
to the death OF President Lincoln.
NTo-day is observed as a day of fasting
and prayer by proclamation of the Mayor,
In accordance with previously published
accounts that the President ordered that
the day be so observed on account of the
near approach of cholera. Late in the af-
ternoon it was discovered that no fast day
had been thus designated by the Presi-
dent riH-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
g-@.'ss.aEzgslaal,

ton, or of war against the tinted istes, and claims
for compensation for loss of involuntary or serve
labor shall not beasvumed or paid by any Stal0 nOf
by the United States.
SEQ. 4 The Congress shall have power to- con-
hrm. By appropriate Legislation. tho provisions of
Mr.. GRIMES introduced joint re solution AS fol-
Affairs:
Resoleed, T1ata resolution appriwed July J, 1885,
regulating the Investment OF the Naval PEN
sion Fun |, be and the ssme Is hereby amend
cd so as TO require such portions of
the said fund as are thereby ordered 10 be
invested in registered securtiel of the United
States TO be made as permanent loan 10 the United
States at per cent. interest per annum in coin,
payable on the first day January and tho lst da y
of July of each year: providing that nothing heren
contained shall be construed TO amend or a tes the
aforesaid resolutions except as far relates TO the
mode of investment. .I ..l'r ....E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
Tho GuiiIotine still Moving.

Cairo, May 1.-THE removal of Colonel
Sloo, radical postmaster Of this city, is an
nounced. Col. Graham is named as his
successor. to.l H-llf r7~uOEA
.Twenty-six military prisoners from Lit
tie Rock passed through here to-day en-
route to the penitentiary at Columbus,
Ohio. ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-18
FROM BOSTON.

Great COnGaGratiOn-FO Thou
sand Acres Of Woodland Burned
Over.
BosToN, May 17.-About four thousand
acres of woodland were burned over, the
present week, principally in the towns of
Sandwich and Monument. One dwelling
house in West Sandwich was included in
the destruction, and large amount of
corded wood. The loss OF property is esti-
mated at $50,000. At last accounts the con-
tlagratiOn had stopped spreading. There
were heavy rains in the vicinity last
night