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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20


From the Rev. X. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Phiadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoohand's German Bitters, and feel II my privilege
10 end tb EN- as most valuable tonic, TO all
who are suffering from General Debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement fthe LIVER. Yours
truly, e. ID. FENDALL.
- N VIVA
IFrom Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor Of the
Vincentown and Milvile, N. j., Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number Of bottles Of
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regard them as an excellent medicine, specially
adapted to remove the diseases they are recOmm end
cd for. They strengthen and invigorate the system
when debilitated and useful in disosders Of the
liver, loss Of appetite, &c. have also recommend
cd them to several Of my friends, who have tried
them and found them greatly beneficial in the rest0r
alton of health Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH. 966 Hutchinson st.. Philadelphia.
ID
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No. 63l Arch Street, Phi hi'adelphia, Pa.
JONES & EVANS,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20
CITY LOTS FOR .-SALB.

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y TWENTY EIGHT 0ut-Lots in Deshlers' 4
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Apply 20 WIN. q. DESHLER. 2
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July "a, 1896. a july25-dI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20

GENTLBMEE-I have recently been laboring I'M
der the distressing effects of Indigestion. aocomPa-
merous remedies were recommended by friends. and
some Of them tested, but without relief. Your
persons who had tried them and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me TO try them
must cC Mess that had aversion to Patent Med.
icines from the Thousand and one" quack Bit
ened and drugged liquor upon the community in q
sly way, and the tendency Of which, fear, Is TO
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning
that yours was purely medicinal preparation
took Il with happy effect. Its action not only upon
the stomach, but upon the nervous system, was
prompt and gratifying. feel tha. have derived
CREST and permanent benefit from the use OF q few
bottles. Very respectfully yours,
w. b. SEfGFRlED, No. 1854 5hackamAxon st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20

MARRIAGE AND CELTBAOY, m Es-
say Of Warning snd lnstfuetlo for Younk Men -
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PfOsnaie the Vi
tai powers, with sure meHns Of relief. Sent free
]. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa. an afStfsaff augl5-dkW3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20

Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders Of the digestive oTgans: Canstipation'
Inward Piles, Fullness Of Blood 70 the Head, Acid
FoOd, Fullnoss or Weight in the STOMACH, sour
Eructations, Snhing or Flutterng at the Pit o. the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head hurIied ana
Dificut Breathing. FIutterng at the Heart, Cholt-
ing or SufOrAtiDg Sensations when in lying Post
ure Dimness Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, +, yer or Dull Pais in the Head. Deficiency
OF Perspirat'on Yelluwpess Of the Skin and EyeS.
Pain n the side, Back, Chest Limbs >" Sudden
Flushrs of Heat, Burning in the tleso. constant
imaginings Of Evil. and great Depression OF Spirits
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20

Remember. that tAfs Bttters 10 mt AIchoholio.
contains no Rum or Whisky and cannot make
Dr-unkdrds, but "a the best Tonic In The World
Read who saysso q. .a .'.s ssf.rH
From Rev. W. ID. Seigfried. Pastor Of Twelfth
Baptist Church PhiladelphiR.l ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20
The Great Strengthening Tonic,
CNoT A WHISKY PREPARATIONS
HOOPLAND'S GERNAN BITTERS
WILL CURE
DEBILITY! DEBHLITYH
Resulting from any cause whatever.

Prostra'ion Of the s,stlm induced by Severe
Hardships, Exposure, Fevers, Of iseases Of Camp
Infe Soldiers, citizens, N 10 or Female, Adult or
Youth, will 6ud in thiB BitteIs . pure Tonic, not
dependent ON bad liquors for their almost miracu-
lOus effects.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20

D~spepsia and di ssses resulting from Disorders
Of the Liver and Digestive Organs, are cured by
HOoaand's German Bitters; This bitters has per.
formed mure Cures. gives better Satisfaction, has
m ,re testimony, has more respectable people 70
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will pay 81 900 to any one who will producea &c IT,
foate published by Us that is not genuine: 1oot-
lands German Btters will cure every case OF Chr2n-
10 or Nervous Debility, and Diseases Of the hid-
neys.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
EIom TEE y. Y. TRIBUNE.
EVERY SATURDAY.

,,.e., Namber of EVERY SATURDAY, the new weekly
gently announced by aessr' TlCKSOR FIELDS
handsome beginning Of prsisewo,lhy literary enter.
Il consist. Q! wen selected miscellany Of choice
from tie lighter departments Of foreign current era
&C. including stories personal and biographical sketches
hdpopuar reuderings Of modern science, which last ad
nitric ferns an agreeable feature il the most successful
English ma;azres The plan Of this Periodical exeer
md does not necessarily interfere with sny Of
publications No damage win be done to the interests Of
American literature by being brought into comparison with
foreign specmens We need both kinds Of intellectual pro-
ducou for the mos; generous cultivation The figs and
oranges Of the ;-opc should no, b. sp1rnel because their
qualities differ from the apples Of the North. weekly
selection Of the lveler portions Of English elegant hera
possesses several advantages which should recommend
ii American families 1t brings the reader into contact with
fresh and vigorous class Of minds that have been trained
under different intellectual and social influences from those
70 which he has been accustomed Comprising everything
that is best Ia its kind. 1t frees him from the penance
wadns through Of rubbish, place cruditiet
sbortvs attempts tt wit sprghnnes and often venomous
and vulgar personalities which one encounters in the course
uf an extensive reading Of periodicals. We may be Thankful
&c The caterer who tastes the cup before be offers it, especially
be shows the Of pleasant and wholesome ftvors
Which J, evineed by ;he editor Of this journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
FROM CAPE TOWN.
The Case Of the Tuscaloosn.
uderee Of The ". Y. Tribune

Cone. .pondeBee Of The n. \. Tribune
CAFE TowN CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Nov. H. leoo'
The famous bark Tuscaloosa, formerly the
Conrad Of Philadelphia Is TO be delivered over to hef
American owners at last. Two weeks ago the Com
nodorc commanding the British naval station at
smons Town informed the American Consul here that
hc was instructed to give her up to any duly authorized
officer Of the United States Government; but Mr.
Graham the Consul would not take her over unless 1t
ssoad bo distinctly understood that his act would not
prejudice claim the American Government may
make for compensation on account OF two years de-
,ention and roitng In Smons Bay. This. believe,
has been agreed TO- and the Consul Will take possession
and sell her next week. The Tuscaloosa cane to
siiaons Bay on the eth OF August l-oJ armed witn
two brass cannon supplied from the Alabama and
having on board full cargo Of wool which she bad
SHIPPED at Baenos Ayres before ber capture. The
Consul contended that she prize that had never
been condemned in Admiralty Court and therefore.
was forbidden 70 enter any British port under the
Queens Proclamation; but the Governor here was
wrongly advised by the acting Attorney General and
permitted her 10 come and 60 rs man OF wvr. In
short time after be Informed by Ae Duke OF New
castle that he had made mistake. This information
being received about the time the Tuscaloosa came in
second time instead Of ordering her of he seized her,
and offered her 10 The Consul for her American owners
but the Consul not liking such an elephant ON bis hands
her until he could hear from tho owners. This was
assentei to- and the Confederates were turned adrit
from her on the 9th Of December. 1868.
In the meantime the Confederates in England raised
great noise and the Duke Of Newcastle sent out word
TO the Governor in April ls6i that she be de-
lyered up to the Rebels again In short time after
came the that the Crown lawyers were In sus.
pense about her case and they apparently renamed
until now when the Rebellion being suppressed there
IL no Rebel Government 10 claim her and she must
vert 10 her American owners-the Atlantic and Pachc'
Insurance Company Of New.York.
NAVAL NEWS.
Since tho Wyoming and Iroquois left we have bad
visit from the Wachusett, which will sail in few days
for her station in China The Consul gave the officers
ball las, week and this week they return the compl
ment by ball on board the ship. The Hartford is
daily expected here. ANGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Hotel Personal.

The Hon. Fl. NJ. Rice, st. Paul; Gen. II. L.
Robinson, Washington; the Hon. VIM. Williams Buf
fslo. the Hon. j. A. r. Pruyu. Albany and the Hon.
RroisorS r. Wood. Albany, are at the St Nicholas,
The Hon. John G.. Blame, Maine; the Hon. 6. W.
Schuyler Albany: the Hon. B. + RcsOrd f IN Norwisn S
n VI the Hon.J AsSsy OhSi ,sne sne hap Gsrrsc = "
Gpier Goshen: the Hon. Charles II. Winfield, Goshen;
the Hon. A. W. Randall Washington, and the Hon.
Oakes Ames and wife. North Eastern Mass are stop.
Hsoior Cen Edward Hatch. T. :. A; the Hon. W.
p Dole. Washington; the Hon. s. Van Choate, Boston;
Judge H. C. jerks. Providence flames James M; wshli,
n Indge A. Hovey, Nevada; Gen. I. c. Devin,
r. s. A. are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
CALIFORNIA.
school Lnnd Warrants sIssuea-shipping-
Mining Stocks.
sACRAxrNIo. Thursday, Jan. Z,

sACRAxrNIo. Thursday, Jan. Z, 1866.
The Governor, to-day, received from the Sec-
retary OF the Interior a con1rnntory grant OF 900
acres of school land in Humboldt County. the
first instance on record.
SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. Jan. 4, 1906
Mining stocks srill weak. Gona Curry, $3.50;
Savage s,s5; Choar. Potosi sli0 Imperial. sll3 80;
Yellow jacket, sii7 20, Crown Point, $50 Legal
tenders, %.
san FRANCISCO. Friday. Jan 3, 1868
Mining stocks are steady. Opsir, ssO.i Choiar
Potosi. slis; Imperial. Sl!Oi yellow Jacket siiOi
Legal Tenders osi.-
Gems. Mcdowell and Whittier and Nal Kirkham,
have gone 10 Arizona.
The bark A. A. Eldridge has arrived from Honolulu,
90 DAYS, with an assorted cargo
A heavy treasure express Is expected this evening
from the Upper Columbia River.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Shooting AHrny Among Richmond Edi.
tors The Affair In the House Of
DclcgatSs,

KlcWosD, Va. friday Jan. : Istd
An exchange of pistol shots took place to-day
in the hall Of tho Capitol between Henry Rives Pollard
Of The Yram!Hsr snd Nat. Tyler and William ID. Cole
man OF The Enquirer. Six shots were fired without
damage except Knocking of half tasse Oh the cane
o. the maj Bile statue OF Washington.
The House of Delegates were In session AT tho time
Of the occurrence which produced great excitement.
The parties were arrested by the sergean,at Arms
and brought before the bar Of the House Pending the
discussion Of motion Ia refer the affair 10 Committee
the House adjourned till TO morrow.
The difficulty originated In an article IN The Fran.
iner ON public printing. TO which The Enquirer replied
by calling on the former 10 the person referred 10
or stand convicted Of falsehood. The EnaminU made
no editorial reply.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

ALBANY. Jan. 4, 1866.
The sessions of the Assembly and Senate
this morning were unimportant. and they both ad'
jonrned by concurrent resolution to IL a. n on tuesday
next.
Cochrane Of Albany gave notice that Murphy Union)
would contest the seat of Crawford (DemocraD, who
received the certificate from that county. g,
In the House. resolution was offered and referred
TO print 40 copies Of the Red Book FOR each member
officer and reporter Of tho Assembly. have made an
estimate the number and find 1t would reach D, ioO
copies, costing 5000 This is independent OF any ap
propIiati0n for tho Senate 1t would seem tnat one
half Of the number would be ample, and the report OF
the committee TO which this resolution Is referred wil
show whether the necessity for retrenchmeDt is fully
appreciated by that body and by the members gene
rally. Here IS an excellent opportunity to commence
that economy for which the Speaker has declared IN
the clearest terms. The State Printing bill has long
been maTyeously eytravagant, and should be reduced
Here wish ~ make suggestion
Under the Joint rules OF the two Houses, bills intro
duced before the 18th March take precedence Of those
subsequently introduced. 1 think II the middle OF
February substituted for the same date in March
decided improy ement would be effected. 1t Is well
known that the vicious schemes come in last the
close OF the session when every member anxious as
to the fate OF some particular bill which has been put IN
bis charge when everything Is in more or less coniu
sion, and there s no time to properly consider any
held back SOY 50 that bat there there shall shall be- no op-
portunity for deiberation and discussion
so that they may 60 into the great current running
through the legislatiye.m and become statutes with
the rest hey do not go through, they will be about
Is expected that the necessary bills will carry through
the bad ones and they often do. Now let the 18th Of
February be inserted for the 18th OF March, and the
members desks will 5000 be loaded down with an
abundance OF Schemes or else they will altogether
fail TO make their appearance. 1t mistake to sup
pose that time is required to prepare them. They
ALREADY pgareS and propose that they be trotted ont
and printed, that members can look at them, ard SO
that they may be ventilated through the press.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
MAINE.
LegisIative Prsccediugs-The Question OF
Adjourument-stntcO Officers nnd t'tni-
bsrf Of the Executive Council Chosen.
AuGufIA. Me-, ITiday, ia

AUUItIA, No, ] IIuh!, u IN ., IcVu'
The House Of Representatives passed an order
this forenoon 10 adjourn finally the Legislature on the
18th Of February next ba; il Is not thought the Senate
will concur in this action.
The following elections took place thi. forenoon:
Secretary Of State. Ephrain Flint, jr., OF Dover;
Attorney General. John A. Peters Of Bangor; Land
A gent, Isaac X. Clark OF Bangor; AdlutantGencra,
John Hodsdon OF Bangor-all present incumbents.
The nominees for the Executive Council, AS tele.
graphed last evening have all been elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
The article was referred to the Judiciary Committed

NAVAL, JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.
Mr. FOoT offered bill TO authorize the appointment
of Naval Judge Advocate General to be selected rom
the line officers OF the navy not below the grade OF
Lieutenant Commander at an annual salary OF s3 3ooO
IL also authorizes the appointment of Solicitor FOR the
Navy Department at the same salary; which was re-
ferred TO the Naval Committee.
THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU AND C0LORED C1T1ZENs.
Mr. TRuMBULL introduced two bills. Of which ne had
given previous notice. bill to enlarge the powers OF
the Freedmens Bureau and bill TO guarantee freedom
to the coored citizens of the States lately in revolt
PROVISIONAL GOVERNORS.
Mr. SUMNER offered a resolution. which was adopted.
calling upon the President for information in regard to
the appointment of Provision al Governors; how paid,
and out of what funds and whether they we're required
to take the oath Of allegiance.
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of Mr.. RAMsIY. the Senate adjourned OF
l. 80 10 meet on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Joint Res Citations Before Congress Effect
ing Women.

Mr.. BROoMALL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Penn
Mr.. SChENcK.--.--.-.---.
Mr.. JiSCkEs.. ..hhode lsiahu
Mr.. STEVENS. ..-.fenn
The above gentlemen have each resolutions before
the House 10 amend the Constitution. Article section
., reads thusi
Representatives and direct taxes shall be appor.
toned the several States which may be included
within this Union according 10 their resPecsrs HHm-
6us."
Mr.. Broomall proposes to amend by saying Male
electors"
Mr.. schenck proposes to amend by saying Male
citizens"
Mr. Jenckes proposes to amend by saying Male
citizens"
Mr.. Stevens proposes to amend by saying Legal
voters"
There is no objection to the amendment proposed by
Mr. Stevens as in process of time women may be made
legal voters" in the several States and would then
meet that reqnstion OF the Constitution. But those
urged by the other gentlemen neither time eort nor
amendments in State Constitutions, could enable US
70 meet unless by liberal Interpretation voa. a "
mail TO be worn at the polls might be judged all SUN
cieIt =, .,, I'm. bave
the grace not to say word about taxes, re;n is
perhaps that taxation without fep'e''"'
tyranny" ,r, ., sba,e with us
But Mr. Brooma though unwilling 10 tosnss,h snaao ns
place in its burdens for while he aPportohs nh"
sentatives to male electors he admits ii@munites Of
tants into the rights, privileges an"
taration, Magnsnmous % nj; Z; -, LEGISLATION hack.
This attempt to turn the wheels ot Se tbs Seral
ward on the part Of those claiming nation s TO promp
party sno@a o o oy Right they have in the
tho right OF petition. -, h.xa sent ont thousanda
a committees haS ~ M should be circulated by earnest
Oh pev syeTvwhere and returned to their respective
women in Washington US soon as possible
represo"'"''' Z. C. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
cprv,ry TO ANIMALs.-A gentleman o

Cprp1ry TO ANIMALs.-A gentleman OF
leisure who has given much attention to the above SUD-
ject is dosrOus Of communicating with others whose
sympathies incline them to make an effort toward the
suppression Of these inhuman and demorallHns prAc
tees 1t ia believed that, with the information and
data already collected by organized cooperation, much
GOOD can be accomplished Persons disposed to give
small share Of their attention to this important mat
ter. would be called ON by sending their address to
" Humanity" o. tbe publcaton office Of tbs paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

%, n, te,. literature Of the day is found IN tie
,.., s,d Continental Magazines and Periodicals; and Il
,..,.no - ,be Publishers Of this New journal to re-
s,e ,be choicest selections from these for American
farm AZ Oace attractive and inexpensive. Tie
M ,., believe tia, such Journal, conducted upon the
,,.h ,h, p,opose will be not only entertaining and
;ve IN itself but interesting and valuable as reflex
~ so,,;,p periodic,l i,erature-of the better class
,yERY SATURDAY is intended for Town and Country
q, he Frede the Seaside the Rsway and the Steamboat
IL ,n ,bes Incidents of Travel and Adventure, Essays
,, an. Descriptive Serial Tales Short Stories, Poems,
p;o,srhes Literary Intelligence etc, in connection with
,o.. selections from the admirable popular papers on
se which are constantly appearing in foreign periodicals
ae of these papers arises from the fact that scientific
tc however harsh and dry in themselves. are here
,.ed in 20 ,rsphc and picturesque style to charm the
&c Ter while instTueting him.
hwite. in short the aim Of its Publ,lsrs that EVERY
SATURDAY shall commend Itself by its freshness and variety
EVERY SATURDAY will contain each week thirty,wo
lsse octave ptres handsomely printed in double columns
with an epeuved title.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

The Alumni of Dartmouth College, resident
in New York and vicinity, we understand are to give
dinner TO President Smith, who is now visiting the
city at the Fifthave Hotel on Tuesday the 9Th inst
humber OF distinguished graduates Of The institution
including ChiefJustice Chase Senators Clark Grimes
and the Hons. Tbaddeus Stevens, j. w. Patterson.
John Wentworth and Amos Kendall have heeD inviteA.
and su interesting time is anticipated
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
~,hern Pacific Railroad Company.
BosToN. Friday. Jan. 5, l666.

Boston Friday. JAN s. le66.
The reorganization of the Directors of the
No-tborn Pacific Railroad Company was effected to.
day. The control and management OF TINS great In
est has passed into the hands Of the representative
cspitasts of New England, who will prepare for the
vigorous prosecution Of the work.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Sale or the sandusky, Dayton and Cinein'
uasi Railroad.

SANDusKY, Ohio Friday, JAN .. Iebo
The Sandusky Dayton and Cincinnati kali
road was sold today by o. Follett Receiver. under
order of the Court for e75O 600 minimum valuation TO
j. T. Yelverton, New -Yort, j.. w. Pierce and Israel
H. Speman ef Boston. purchasing trustees under pan
Sf bond sSd for of SecuTss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
From Orcgon-Accident 10 the sicrrn
Nevada.
PonLAyD. Oregon. :

PomIAyD. Oregon. Thursday Jan. T. 1850.
The steamer Sierra Nevada. from San Fran.
cisco in fog in the Columbia River ran on point of
rocks nine feet under water at high tide and the
river is falling Is uncertain when she can be released
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Execution Of Cnrringten ss Buffalo.

HuFFAIO, Friday, Jan . 1900.
Darlington, who was sentenced to be executed
for shooting and killing policeman Dill last Winter was
hanged this noon lie not quite 20 years old
The weather IL cold and windy-the thermometer 10
degrees above zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Friday Jan. 8. 1866.
Court of Appeals, the Hon. II. L. Davies,
Chief Judge, presiding. Day Calendar for January g.
l.C6-Noe. 3s, 80. 40, A. i1, 8 80. IS. 46. AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
The MOravt0u.

PORTLAND. Friday. Jan. 5-Midnight.
There are still no signs of the Aloravian, now
fully due from Liverpool.