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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-16
XXXIXth CONCRESS--Ti Session
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1866.
SENA'TE.

Mr. VAN WlNKLE introduced joint rosou-
ton TO suspend temporarily the COLLECTION OF direct
tax in West Virginia. Re erred to the committee
MIR. VAN WINKLE introduced bill to ,ap ,or.
tiOn the issue OF national currency among the sew
eral States and territories and the District OF Co
lumbia. Referred to the committee on Finance.
Mr.. tESSkN EN- gave notice that be ~ould on
Monday next call up the reconstruction resolutions
from the mouse, and press them 10 vote as early as
Mr. 'TRU sBULL Ieported bill to regulate the
term aud fix the place for holdlag the United states
Circuit Courts in Nirgina. Toe place y changed
from Norfolk to RichmOn, and the time is fixed Tor
the Mondays in May and December. The bill was
passed.
al Secretary Of the Navy to take the place OF the
pre- @ I Assistant Secretary who is about to visit
Europe Oficiall, was passed. I'D
The joint resolution to prevent the introduction
of Cholera into the United States was then taken
After discussion, Mr.. Sumners amendment was
adopted and then the Senate resolution prop sed as
a substitu for that Of ID use was rejected-l7
Mr.. CHANDLER moved to table the latter Re-
| jected-l5 tu23.
| Mr. HENDERSON moved to substitute the Sec
retary of the Treasury for the President, wherever
these wOTdSOcC and to rlke out tue prFh0n, Ot
the hill authorizing the President to empower mill
tary and naval commanders in ports or places that
have been or are inlnsurrecOn, to enforce quaran-
| tine regulations, aud insert Instead authority to
the pre- dent to direct the revenue officers and Off
GERS commanding Revenue Cutters to aid in the exc
| cution of such quarantine and health laws as may
| On motion of Mf. EDMUNDS. it was provided
that al authority hereby granted shall expire ON the
| Isl Of January next,
| House bill then passed-21 to II.
At 3 O'clock a message was received from the
| President vetyng the Colorado bill.
| The bill to prevent smuggling was discussed and
passed.
| special order Tor tO-m( rruw.
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mnuNE.

The SPEAKER presented the address Of the Swiss
Commission of Geneva to the Congress Of the United
States, ia regard the assassination Of Mr. Liacoln.
II wasreferred. to the committee on Foreign Hairs
MIR WILSON, of Iowa, obtained an order for the
printing of an amendment which he proposed to offer
AS substitute for one OF the bills reported by the
committee ON Reconstruction. I'D 70 "a
The amendment is as follows: Strike out all after
the enacting claus in the first section Of House bill
5i3. and INSERT theAtolowlng: That whenever the
above rected amendment hall have become part of
the Constitution of the United States and any State
lately in nsurrectiun shall have ratified tue and
shaibaye modified its constitution and laws in oOn-
frmT ytherewith, the Senators and Representatives
such tatei If found duly electe1 and qualiied.
NAV after having taken the required paths of office,
beladmtted in Congress as such Provided. THAT If
any State, after ratlfying said amendment and form
Ing its constitution and laws Herewith, shall estab-
hsh an equal an just system OF suffrage for all male
ci lzes within its jurisdiction who are not less than
twenty-One yeas Of age, the Senators and Repre-
Isentatives from suoh State shall be admitted as
aforesaid without being quired to await the action
of other States on said amendment and Provided,
further that nothing in this section cOntal shell
he so c6nstruel as tortqure the of
any loyal person who is now entitled 70 vote.
The bill to amend organic acts Of the. reritories
of Nebraska, Coloradc, Dakotah, NJ ntana AWashr
inaton, Idaho, Arizona, Utah ami New Mexicu, came
mn nforoonsideratiOn. The bill prohibits the egisa-
tive assemblies from passing special acts comforting
ntr .nlk-plIfe
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FROM LOU ISVILLE,


LOUISVILLE, May 14.--Ten tenement
buildings on Fourth and Bullitt streets
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; in
surance S24, 300, principally in home com-
panies.
HOO p. M-Fire is now raging in the
premises of George BrObstOn, plumber, in
Market street. The total destruction of his
establishment is feared. Contiguous build
ings will be destroyed.
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. CIeYeIRnd MARKER.

FL0UR--There is moderately fair demand for
tratetgts. and high grades are rm vt Slt 60@i5 90
for Xxx red, cit'-nade; Sl5 5O916 90 for XXwhite
do. Cou1uy made is very Irregular and figures are
dificuftAo give. - &NfN4 81
WiIEAP--M Market unsettled, irreg lar sndlower
Sales car No. Mlwauleespring at 81 TO- cars do
at$efl5 5000 bu do dD at s2sO5. tho latter being
the closi gproe for round lots.lnsi 90 iof . urst
y CORN Sales il car No mixed at 6lci Lear do doat
62c from store,
0ATSIQuiSs irpysna upehanged. gHed at 500
for No Ohio from 81 re-
= PORK=-Firm at $3l 90 for No. messi $30. 90
for No, ? do; 81 doo for prime mess $50 90 for
fHRD, Firm and steady at saa iitisrees. go IN
BEEF@Firm and Steady st sis 90 for mess go %
.TiIIfhok Il ~ Gl-sIso
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cincinnati Market.

FLoUR-Superfne can be bought atsoao so, and
extra at Sl0GlO 7S - ~
WHEAT-Ao1 new red is held at So 35as2 40 No
9 do at s. 25, ard No extra spring at SZS2 H.
Sales Of $50 bushels rejected at 81 80; ..
CORN-A steady ma ket, d a tair demand a. 5S
G59c tor No !, in eyator, and Ia SACKS Lar
UATS-No at ACC, and No at 42c The demand
" kYE"A moderate demand without change in
p p'BIS4SRLEY-Thcre is fair demand for the higher
grades AT 81 o09l 25 for prime fall and Canada;
bnlk Meats to-day. with sales of shoulder, city cut,
at12l3r. Country would bring l2ac. Sides were
held st l5c and, understand that sales were made
AZ thus rate The sales were 30 900 lbs. Shoulders,
loose at l2sc $4,000 do do at l22c and $4,000 do do
at Pie aud 80 tierceS county picked Hams at
lslac Bacon is frmer. shoulders held at 1874 Gl4c,
aud clear Sides at l9c. hhls clear sides sold az
l9e. ard quiet at 23c. Country could have been
sold at 2l1sc. Mess Pork held at SSl, but these
rates must he rsgarded as nominal. Sales Of l4o
GROUERIES-Th rates in the large way are as
follows: 221s s271ac for commGn to choice Rio COT
fee; 1lh9l4 fer raw sugar; lbA@ 10 &C Tor hara-
refined and 9O995c Tor Porln Rco Molasss. In the
Job ding way an advance of 1<9 hcabove these rates
A'B 'BBVUTTER-Prime to choice yellow at 4Os42c.
White is ccednglr dull at 2O9 SC.
CHrESE-A quiet market, 9TH fair demand at
lO3 SC for new according tn quality. ... sy-
EGGS-A dull market at l19lsc psr dozen, ship
'eHFTA 'HAY@PIime SYuG t h%Sisy at siO9l2 per tun.
-, WHISKY-A shetter demand, with sa % Of 100
bs, in hond at 93s 50 do duty paid, at $2 20, and
90 do do do at 81 81.
SEED-Oover and Timothy are both dull and
p ices are entirely nominal as the season is oyer.
+ AK firm and in good dems nd at 90 80. ssN y. -
TOBACCO has been a good demand for
fine bright Leaf, and full psiees were obtained,
though we cannot report any advance. The lower
grades have met with moderate inquiry Manu-
featured is dul, though prices are nominaly un-
changed. Wequote:
lOaI5c; Fine Leaf, ls92Sc; Selections; bright 300
75c
Ohio Seed Leaf-Fiers per lb, 3c94c; Medium
tions, 35c % . -
Mason County, KentuckV-Trash, per lb, 293';
Common to good Lugs, per 10, 4M@ac; Medium
Leaf, lOal3c; Good Leaf. 1s922c; Fine 25927c; Se7
lectiohs, bright and sweet, 3594Oc. 'n 81 ,i-ol
Manufactured-Fi -Fiyes, lights and Tens, dark, ESQ
zoe; Five. Fights and Tens, light, s09y0ci Bright
Pounds, 9Oc 81 IS; Kentucky Ix-twist. IS 45c.
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-STOUkS-~ Steady; Pittsburg x Fort " ayne q
Clrcago 100; Chicago & Northwestern preferred,
59sS Cleveland & Pit sburg S'94i Michigan South
ern sO7& Ohio Mississippi &c tiaates 267S: Read
ing lU75 Hudson IlO: New York Bounty Leans 81;
Erie 1874 Marp,sa u, New York Cenral 93jS;
American Coal 641i Pennsylvan Coal l4O; Spring
Mountain 45 Ceutrtl 43; Marip,sa preferred, gas;
Norhwcstorn Telegraph Russian Ext ntior lG7 al;
Northwestern Teleg -aph Co. 6O7t; Quicksilver 4OI2
u GO, 5-.Os coupons, 62 1915; do G5 lO2; Treas
ry 1905, 1929.
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A single BOX of BRANDKECH'S
PILLS contains moro vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pl in the world besides;
fltyfye hundred physicians use them in their prac
tice to the exclusion af other purgaves. The first
letter Of thor value is yet scarcely appreciated.
When they are better known, sudden death and con-
tinued sickness ill be Of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. tisa
dutywhch will save life. ..| aUE g0''GU.
I Our race are subject to aredundancy Of vitated
bile at and tits dangerous as tits Prev
alent; but Brandrelh's Pills afford an invaluable
and efficient protection. BY their occasional use we
prevent the collection of those impurities which,
when in sufficient quantities, so much danger to
tho bUdy's health. They soon cure Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head.
Etartburn. PaiL in the Breast-bonc, Sudden Faint
less and Costiveness. Sold by all respectable Deal
ers in Medicines. .s."
mays-d&wlm-D ,.-
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FROM NEW YORK.
Address of the New President of
Columbia.

New YORK, May l5.-The Chronicle of
this city publishes the address from Gen.
L. G. De MOsquera, the new President of
the United States of Columbia, to the peO-
pie of the Republic. The President strong
ly denouncts the last tinsurrectiOnaTy move
ments, and gives the assurances that he will
protect every citizen in the enjoyment of
his right. Before sailing from Europe
President MOsquera concluded treaty of
friendship and commerce, and another rel
alive to postal affairs, with England. He
also arrived at an agreement with the Popal
Government concerning the administration
of ecclesiastical affairs, which has long
been subject of dispute between the
political and ecclesiastical authorities.
According to this agreement the church
will continue to be separated from the
State. ...
The Fenian CeIebrntiOn-A De-
ficit of $4,000 In O'MahOny's
Treasury. ..rt
.Animmense body of men and women at
tended the Fenian demonstration at Jones'
Wood to-day. Still only the O'Mahony
faction, thus far, acknowledge the Organ
izer, as Stephens is called. The Roberts
men yet stand aloot. These men number
thousands, and there is supposed to be but
little prospect of a perfect union here, even
upon the question of national sovereignty.
The examination of the Treasury of the
| O'Mahony men by direction of Stephens
saws the Post, shows that only $500 remain,
| but by selling the lease of the Uuion square
headquarters the sum of $l1,000 could be
obtained. There is a deficit of $4,000
which none of the men who ought to know
the facts will explain.
l. StePhens' Speech. ,rf,s,.
Il Jas. Stephens received an enthusiastic
ovation from the Fenian Brotherhood at
! Jones' Wood to-day. About sixteen thou
sand persons were present, bnt none of the
Roberts men werein attendance. Stephens
made forcble address, giving the history
! of the Fenian movement. He said he had
but little money from this country, and
the heart burnings and scandals here
were such as could only be compensated by
| Irish liberation. They only wanted
| money, Ireland had done ten times as
much as America in that way. IL Great
Britain had become engaged in the Danish
war ID was their purpose TO have then taken
arms.
Financial.
New York, May l5.-The Commercial
saws: Atthe Morning Board hespeculative
buoyancy in stocks was sustained upon the
prices of Yesterday. Erie advanced to 74112,
at which price some heavy transactions
we're made. The bears on stock put out
fresh shorts in anticipation of decline
after the presentspecularive pinch. Michi-
l gan Southern was active at the Board at
SO3I @sI., Cleveland aud Pittsburg advanc-
ed 3S. The general tone of the market is
decidedly firm and the shorts appear tim,
id, The strength Of the street is enlisted
! in favor of an upward movements which
i ! ta.l
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8a.Sa .s -~.a.s sr ...n.
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA.
THRwS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. .U.Fa. o. "a
tits the best and cheapest in the world. Price
rs cents. A ta'
ltgives a beautiful, luitrous. HGturGI color, r q
1t is complete in one bottle
Ii does the work the first time.
ItdOes NOT crock, smut or stain. "a
It does not rub of or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply II
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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In using TIE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is 50 easily recognized when an inferior article
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A. /. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
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A toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle.
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Masnolias Used for bathing the face and petson.t
render the skin soft and FRESH to prevent eruptions
toperfume clothing, &c. 5l.i5I ts,.r... r
hOVercomeS the unpleasant odor Of Precipitation.
ltremoves redness, tan, blotches. DC. ri
Itcures nervous headAche and ALA Inflammation,
Itcools. softens and adds delicacy to thu skin.
nyislds Asubdued and lasting perfume. ra-n
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin. d
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. Nis
what every lady should have, Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards. sl
- DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
oct9-dkWly 80
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FROM RIO JANEIR0.
Progress of the War--Stenmer
DOrothea Rurned-A Grand Din

New YORK, May 15.-The Herald's Rio
Janeiro correspondent OF the 9TH ult says:
The Brazilian fleet had reached Tres Bocas,
on the Paragua,an river, and was in line
extending to Paso De La Patna, on the
Parana. Baron Porto Allegro is opposite
Itagira with 10000 men. <.
The steamer Dorothea, captured by the
Peruvian monitor HuesCar, had been re-
fused admission to the port, and had been
bnrned at sea.
A dinner was given on board the Ameri-
can steamer South America to the dis.
tinguished gentlemen in this city. during
whi Ii the most cordial harmony prevailed
and the greatest sympathy demonstrated
toward the United States.
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The current prices for tho week at all the markets
are: .. -H5-rf l. ...r .a"f f.iu
BEEE GAIT LE--First quality, per head SIT 10 =
dls 90; Fair to good, sl4 5wBl7 co. Common, eltOV
0pl5 UO; Inferior, 5ll UO - %. -
COWS AID CALVES-Extras per head, Ss5@
sos: First quality. S75 0OaSO 90; Ordinary. SOS 90
a75 90; Common, $50 90 90 OOi Inferior, $50 COO
45 o.. 80 --
VEAL CALVES First auality. per ID, ll9i2c;
Ordinary 100 lc: Common. 1000; Inferior, 6S 7c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-kxtras, per head: 20 20
aIO on; Prime quality, 81 O0s 90; Ordinary, IS 500
50. Common. Is O0a TO- Inferior, "a OOq so 'l'l'
] SN me Heavy corn fed, per. lb, lOA9lOHc;
Light and Medium, l0H 9l0 C; Stillt LOG AlOHc.
The market for Beet Gate wa. frner under
more active demaud and material falling off in res 4
ceipts. Prices showed an moro yement Of from TO
lc per pounJ varying rom l3 tO Is quail Cattle.
mainly in the hands Of speoulators, mhO were COM
pelAd to sell the remnants Of their drOves at some
decline from the cOmmebc' 'ment Of business.
Ne.s 10 iar demand. mainly at I to IL cents, but
some at l2 cents. .-4T
Sheep aud Lambs in fair demand at from 81 to $40.
Swine scarcely so hign, though in fairdomanu at
10 rol0'Tc.
The total receipts of all stocks st al yards for this
week we're as follows: Beeyes 487'; Cows 61; Veal
Calves 1895: Sheep and Lambs 10, ISL Swine 5000.
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7MaNnIAGE ANN CEIIuACV.i1T n,

MAkRlAGE AND CELIBACF, an Es4
say of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers. with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. j.
SKILLIN AOUGHT0N,H Howard Association, Phil.
adelphia, Pa. - nd aprll7d&W3m
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New York Money Market-May 15.

."nNTV-Easy at 46B5 per cent.
STERLIN EXCHANGE-Firn at lo991l07i
UUuU-.. ,Yer; opening at 1905 ; advancing 10
l3O3S and closing at 1895
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Steady.
FRElGhTs-To Liverpool without decided
change. IL - =
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Removed from his Old Once.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea,
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
for Assres of years the urea ms6t Of certain pri
vate diseases. He MAJ be consulted at his ofice--
broadway. near the 4 &change Bank -
r rff 1 sF n.fs
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF COLUMBUS MARKET.
STATESMAN OFFICE. |
! TUESDAY EyENISG; May ISL
RETAIL MARKET.

RETAIL MANhEl. can -
Wheat, Red. gg5s2 4oTinGthy Seed. bush: 50 8
% White 2 4O92 50 Maple Sugar. 80. .20c
Oats per bushel. QIs Molasses per galsl 2Ogl go
Corn perbushel ......4Oo Syrup per gal 81 6O9l 80
Butter per b .35c Tea per h 81 OOg24 40
Lard per b........,. .2jc Rio Coffee per d. 8JS35c
TallOW per h ...''.. l2acIJaVa -. '.''... 900
Dried Apfles.. 20 Rice per LOG
Dried Peaches ..... 25r Broons per dozS3 IS "A 90
w mite Beans....... % Hay per tOn...... $40 90
Potatoes, 50 Soap, box, per D.. l49l5c
Salt in sac .........5Gc Flour per bl Sl3 20
Salt per bbl..........s3 90 white........ VA OU
Beef per wtr.'...$0 90 Rye: .s.....Sll 70 I
Shoulders b lb... .lsc Candles tallow go. ....25c Z
Salt POrK per bbl .$2S 90 Candles opal .'...'.. goo
Wood per Cord - 0O&4 50 Cheese. per b...", 2ve q
A'''''' 'i25 l. bbi Is Is Ra5ns. Nix, bx S56Os5 25
" . /. kits,3 5O94 g layers-@. sS36O
White Fish Il Dbl. 80 90 Sultan b 2ec
God Fish per bnew l2hc Figs per b ......'.... Csc
Herring per bbl.....s sl2 40 Prunes per b ... Csc
Eggs per dOz ........ 2Oe Wool Twine.. 2Cg25c
Corn Neal per bus. .see0S; g. Hams per ~ 5s 5so
teS 70 Gisc 25c,
Ruckwhelt Flourper be Rags ...'.........'...5c
Cranberres pr brl.Sl5 l6 Maple Syrup..'....s2CO 20
.-...t WHOLESALE MARKET. n 81
FLouR-Scarcc and in good demand. Sales at
40 30 to Sll 90 for red and ell so 9l2 90 fer white.
WuEAT-Scarce and firm. Red t2 25s2 5Oi White
none in market.
CORN-Sales at 4Oc.
OATs-30G23jc. ~ I'd.
RYE-Saes at 75c.
HAY-Sales at S7GS no.
BEAEs-Sales at ~ 90.
.SALT-Rules at 81 s5@3 40 0per bbl and firm.
FIsH-White ruieat$ls Oo92O per bbi,l
BARLEY--N0 N0minal. No sales. . f...# 70
| Broom CORN-Sl so.
FFGHx SEED-Saies at 81 $500 so per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 75.
BucKwHE At TFLOUR-Nominal. a.E .H
PIG lRoN-H.. b. No. l, $50; No. &52s53 OO,C.
b.. none in market. EkE
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The Original and Best in the Worldl The only
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REGENERATlNG EXTRACT OF MlLLEFLEUREI
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octS-dGwly

A IItoStehold NeccssIlY Exists for the
n ~ Use OF s.tr
DuRNO,s CATAERH SNIFF.
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Address JAS. DUNNO. 20. on l2ss,
Oh .sqas7O yi1n09 7i'd1q New ,ork Citg. 3
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New YOrIS Cattle Market-May 15.7a
The current preeJ for tho week at all the markets.
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JEFF Davis 10 he Tried AT Rich
...... mOn6,
Board Of Visitors 10 the Navy
Schools. ----

The Secretary of the Navy has appoint
ed the following gentlemen board of Wis
itOrs to the Navy Schools: Rear Admiral
John A. Dahlgreen, Capt. VIM. NJ. Walker,
Commodore Danl. Ammen, Surgeon David
of the u. S. Navy; Rev. Horace Bushnell,
ILL.,; Rev. Jonathan Edwards, OF Pa; c.. f..
Dunbar, of Mass, and DR.. S. z. Mitchell of
Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROTECTED "a LET
BY -an norA. .N 5s. PAT
TO MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity. ia
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
Feits III
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BEEE GAIT LE--First quality, per head SIT 10 y
9ls OO Fair to good. sl4 5n,gl7 co. Common, sItOUa
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The Act 10 Protect Officers from
Arrest. .-.


The following is the bill amending an act
relative to judicial proceedings in certain
cases, approved March, 1854:
1t provides that any search, seizure, ar
rest or Imprisonment made, or. any acts
done or omitted to be done, during the re-
bellion, by an officer or person under and
by virtue of any order, written or verbal,
general or special, issued BY the President
or Secretary of War or by any military
officer of the United States holding the
command of the department, district or
place Of such seizure, search, arrest or i'm
prisonment was made, done or omitted to
be done, either by the person or officer
to whom the order was addressed
or for whom it was intended, or by
any other person aiding or assisting
him therein, shall be held and are hereby
declared to come within the purview Of the
4th and 9Th sections of the said act of March
80. 1865, forall purposes ofdefense, transfer,
'appeal or Limitation provided therein. But
no such order shall, by force Of this act, or
the act to which this act is an amendment,
; be defense to any suit or action for any
act dona or omitted to be done after the
passage of this act. When the said order is,
~ writing aitshall be sufficient to produce
- U-i8' 'lEtdi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-16
MHnLESALE MARKET

FLouR-Scarcc and in good demand. Sales at
$40 so to $l 90 FOR red and ell so l2 90 for white.
WuEAT-Scarce and firm. Kedt2 25s2 so; White