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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22
New York stock Market--uay co.,

Stocks dull. Chicago 4 Rock Island, "a; Chi.
eago and Northwestern. 2'l; DO do preferred, 80;
79zi; Reading, IO7&; Illinois Cenrai, ,I20; Hudson,
dlS; Erie, n; do preferred, 7s New York Central,
pS5ai Western Union Telegraph, 6l1l; OhicGso aAd
10y; coupon, l0s1{; do ss Coupons, l2Oki lo-4vs
MSs,gstered %; 1905, list series 1925 do I'd seres
$2OO0,OOO - ~ - p-''' Wv, "
At the four o'clock call the sales were: New York
Hudson, 1l3; Cleveland B. Toledo. 1867; Michigan
S9utnern a Northern Indiana, SO1S; Cleveland q
Pittsburgh, sj: Chicago& Northwestern, 2sX; Chi
esg2 eg Northwestern preferred, 5sis; Fort Wayne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22
FROM MEXICO.

Ex.COHfederates Have an InIer.
view with MnximiIiau-He Ad-
Vises Them 10 Take no Part In
POIiGics-F'Wneral of the Ex. Gov
ernOr Of Mortality in
the City of Mexico.
New YORK, May 2l.--Advices from the
City of Mexico up to May Sd state that a
| number of eX-COnfederate settlers i'm Mex
leo had had an interview with Macmillan
during which the Emperor welcomed them
as .exiles and expressed his desire to see
American capital and labor introduced into
the country, and urging them, at the same
time, to take no part in the political disc u
sions. On the question of slavery, Maxi
milan was especially strong, aud condemn
ed forced labor OF every description.
An effort was made on the eve of the
funeral, in the City of Mexico, of the late
Henry w. Allen, eX-Confederate Governor
OF Louisiana, to have the coffiu borne to the
grave covered with Confederate flag, but
owing to the tirmness of the United States
Consul at the Capital this demonstration
was abandoned by the friends of the de-
ceased.
Beverly Tucker, while on his way to
Mexico City. whittier il is said he has been
ulspaIcneu 10 ACT rs correspondent Tor sew
eral English Journals, had been plundered
byguerrillas near Orizaba. --. -..
The Emperor will send commissioners to
represent Mexican interests in the great
Exposition to be held at Paris in 1867. T.
The mortality of Mexico City is report
ed to he very great at present, owing to
the defective sewerage aud accumulation
of filth within the city walls. An Ameri-
can engineer had contracted to drain the
Valley Of Mexico. Another inundation
was feared, the waters of Lake Texuaco
being within few inches only of the level
of theOapital. % rTsa rHEsf
MaXimllian had sent communication to
the minister in charge of the civil list, di-
recting certain important reductions to be
made in the expenses of his household, at
the same time yoluntarily'cutting down his
personal allowance to five hundred thous-
and dollars per annuln. .E-t aa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22

A toilet 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, I
render the skin soft and frssh to prevent eruptons
70 perfume clothing. &c.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiratiOn.
II tremovesredness, tan. blotches, &c.
ltcures nervous headache and aysinaammation.
ltcools, sOftenS and adds delicacy to the skin.
hyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronizcd 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 VI Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
locu-ukWly #.f#- -'- ''t|fE
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
BOmbardment OF CaIInO by Span
iards-Fhey are Defeated--The
Spanish Admiral Wounded and
SecretarDsO War KILLED.

Secretary of War KILLED.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-The' Panama Star
and Herald (extfa) of the 18th has the fol-
| lowing:
| The United States flagship Vanderbilt
and monitor MonadnOck arrived in the har-
| bor of Panama on the eve of the 10th inst.
| having sailed from Callao on the Sd. By
| these vessels we have news of the result of
! the bombardment of Callao on the I'd. At
noon the action commenced from the shore
| batteries, fire being returned by the Beren-
guela, Villade Madrid and, Blanca on the
northern side, and the Numancia, Rezolu-
cion and Alamanza on the south. The Villa
de Madrid and Berenguela were so badly
damaged early in the fight that they were
Obliged TO withdraw to San Lorenzo. They
were afterwards followed by the Numancia
and the rest of the fleet, all more or less
damaged. The Spanish Admiral Nunez Is
said to have been badly wounded during
the engagement. Senor GalVez, Secretary
OF War, was killed by the explosion of a
The fight lasted until 4o'cloek In the af-
ternoon, when it terminated by the with
drawal of the Spanish fleet. s,-s,+..
Very little damage has been done to Cal
lao, only few hundred dollars worth of
property being said TO be DESTROYED, ex-
elusive of what the batteries suffered. Ten
Peruvians are reported killed and twenty
wounded. Nothing reliable has been heard
Of the loss on the side Of the Spaniards, but
il issupposed to be very heavy. .8gAELl
Owing to the short time which elapsed
between the termination of the engage
nient and the departure OF the Vanderbilt,
that vessel brings no further Intelligence,
nprtwas 1t known whether the Spaniards'
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BOX of BRANDRETH,S


A single BOX of BRANDRETR'S
PILLS contains more vegetable exhactive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides
ftty-hve hundred physicians them in their prac
tice to the exclusion af other purgatiyes. The first
letter Of thOir value is yet scarcely appreciated
When they are better known, sudden death and con-
tnued sickness will DO Of the past Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor, 1t is a
duty which will save life. I'd Er-
Our race are subject to redundancy of vitiated
bile at thisseason, and tits dangerous as prev
alent; but Braudreths 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 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.
mays7d&Wim-D HuiE E-@ -.Ha
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Everybody Interested.

EVoiyO0uy lIlteTeSL6Q.
K'OWth and OECt age are aIitcA
0csef9Eed by the aSSe of VNss.
s. Il. sSIye1s's Worlds Yaty.{
ReStOrey' ard Hair Dress
tng. They act directly MpO1s Z
the ROOFS OF flse heir. causing
I's1WTta1st srOsctAsySsd 6eass-A
ty. EiOssr hGtr,Sf fCAGrgeG to
grey or sOIsStc By sickness or.
other cgsEscs, eCiU sOoss be re-
stored to its ssGtMi.dE cOE07.
and beauty. DasaCsp'HR eracs- 4
tcNted GOreUcr. The Hair
falling stopped. me s,Ost
delicate heGE-dress or b01I-
atet can DC tU0g'1s sCitaOaEt fear
OFSOtEi,tg. The asost delight d
ftCE fragrance TO TIE hGir is
impaired Fl yOW sCish TO
restore yOTr hair, as iSa
yOWEb, and retain "a fIeT,OMgh
life, tcsSlsoast delay purchase ,
a bottle Or each OF Mrs. 81 n. III
.gIEesi'S VVOrEd'S FKGtr Re
stOTes' Gaid DreSStsrg.. 90
Said BY Druggists throughout Tho World, ,1, Sa
~ PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, ns ,,asiiii1sg
1OS dE 400 Greenwich St.. New-Yorls.. AZ
pOct4s'e5-dsod&wiSG. .I UTAWOg
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Haltimore. Cat.Ie nLarkct-mnrrn-

V S~SsAS SnA<eEAeh-HuHy II.
u BEEF CATTLE-The offerings during the past
week. 0fthe offerings 635 head were brought from
Illinois; $40 of which chme over the Northern Cen-
tTal aud J6 over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroai,
more aud Ohio Railroad; 70 from Pennsylvania on
foot and 2loby Northern Central Railroad; and so
head from MARY land on foot, Of the sSles during
butchers, 35 mead by the Government agent 20 sold
TO Richmond, Va, l75 left unsod aud the ba ance
taken by Baltimore butchers. Prices to. day ranged
so, good Is 1909 25, and extra Beeves 30 80 per
lOO lbs; The market closed rather firm.
SHEEP--The supply this week was fair, md
per ID gross for clipped Sheep NV
hOGST-The supply in market has been good and
sales moderate at S3@l4 50 per 100 lbs meta decline
'of %c per Ibon the rates Of last week. =
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Cleveland mnrI.et.

FkOUR-Citym made &X red held at $l4 9BI5 90,
GO 60 a., N WhIe SIS 5O9l6 w, and choice Xxx spring
at 81 O5. 'Ae' 'P'i"s
CORN.m5Quiet. Sales cars No. mixed from
OATS-Dull and nominslly 1c lower. Sales >
cars No. State at 49c from store
~ EITQGiet. Held NJ s5C from store
NJ 0St[h-SJeady and firm No. City Mess sS1 90;
LAkD-tirm iCity-rendered 23c in uerces and
z4i ln Kegs country rendered 205e nc.
a. hAMS-F Firm Sales 1000 lbs city sugar-cured at
o CaGySsSed s and 22c uncanvsssed. 1000 lbs Gin
zoo SHoU HLEoULDERS-Stsad-:. Sales cty-curcd at l4e;
BACON-Held at lsc forclear: 1876 for surar-cured
Tnnne9nvassed zoe for do canvassed COuntry-eured
NESS BEEF-steady at sls 90. Extra mes,
DRIED BEEF-Firm at CSC for oanvassed and 24o
for nncanyassed. .. . - - - - ~
BUTTrER-DalI, heavy and dropping. Prime
yelinW western Reserve held nominally at 2sQ3O,.
CHEESE-U Unchanged and firm. Good auaIiIe;
new in fair demands commen neglected. Tie range
IS steady at lO9l6c, according to quality
=, ,EUIuo-In ISIo-In good demand, scalce and firm at
HIGHWINES.- Held at 81 siaa %.
roa AaCQtHIOL-Stesd! oo,t Held at a AGA 40 for 9S
Neutral et Pr Of Spirits s. S5l99 40. ~
fEIhOLEUM MIN less inquiry and hardly so
hrn. Bonded a593sc for Ja6e delivery on cars
Ivy q, S'oC lOT stduldru grades.
MOOlI-Ihe market has not vet fully opened
Out dealers are buying TO a moderate extent and
s0rtlhg up The movements are entirely of the old
cllp' no new of consequence having vet come for.
ward. Eastern manufacturers have some orders on
the market, but they are light. The range here on
ONO Is % 65c for common tO ne The new clip il
expected to open rather under these figures, OF the
SsGatlon Sst ana prices in the Boston market on tie
Ioth INST. the circular Of VIM. Lloyd Garrison, JT,
The market is, firm and the steady decrease of
stocks give ntitence 10 holders On the other
hand WOODEN goods move slowly and the unusual
scarcity Of ran at this season, makes ma
reasonably apprehensive that their operations may
again pc embarrassed by low streams Trade is
lalr. Prices OF Western woods are quoted:
OHIO, Pennsylvania AND VIRGINIA,
Ghoice SaxOnB selected. ted.................sj sjG7O
hhfee quarters and full blood Merino. ....57 65
I l plOyp ,595T
Quarter blood and common ...... 47952
MICHIGAN AND INDIANA. a.
Three quarters and full blood Merino .k59sO
quarter blood and common. $50
IOWA, ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN.
Three. quarters and full blood Merino :. 52957
ian ploVIi' .4Tl153
quarter blood and common. n.....-.............4294
.... PULLED WOOL. . ......
Western mixed. .3595o
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From Australia.

/ SAN FRANCIsCo, May 2O.-Dates from
Australia depressed.
The ship Snltana had arrived at Hervey's
bay with 5SS British Government emigrants.
During the voyage " deaths occurred, and
most of the remaining passengers were lying
i'll.
Five thousand bushels of wheat were
sold at Melbourne for eight shillings per
GENITAL. r.s. .- ..H 2 rsIt-..
An extensive gold field had been discov-
cred 90 miles west OF Cleveland Bay, Queens
land. ..-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22
Falling in of a Railroad Tunnel.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 2l.-A large por-
tion of the tunnel of the Mount Joy branch
of the Pennsylvania railroad fell in yester-
day. No person is known to have been in
the tunnel at the time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22

intended to renew the attack but itissup-
posed they will not. The news of the de-
feat of the invaders was received with great
enthusiasm by the inhabitants of Panama.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22

HANAN'S mATNUAAA HALM
This sthe most delightful and xtraordnary article
erdiscovered. 1t Itchangcs the sun burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the dts-
s'sgHe appearance SO inviting in the city belle of
fashion. 1t removes tan rockies. pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin Patronzcd by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It iswhat every lady should
have. Sold every where. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. b. HkGAS, Troy, N.
ADDRESS all orders to ts,.-a .-Hr. ora
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
loote-dkwIy, I '.e.
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COMMERClAk sMATTER&
Now York NIoneY- eIarket-Tfnr an.

M0NEY--Market quiet at 18s per cent. p
lOOsf -T'fH
,GSI0LD-Quiot; opening at lsO,s and closing at
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Quiet. .,spa-
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% DR.. j. II. NIILLER'S
UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM

With the fullest confidence in its remedial qualities
As a PREVENTIVE and CURE for CHOLERA. 1t
has cen thoroughly tested and we speak advisedly
Whenwe commend il to the public rs the best known
PLANTS.
ILL., D.RANsOM 4 CO.. Proprietors.
-mchl7-dtw& w4m-D ...'0 Buffalo
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NO. Is5 SOUTH HIGH STREET,

North end of tho OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, where
we cordially invite the Gentlemen of Columbus and
the surrounding country to call and see our
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-22

A dispatch from Erie, Pa. sayss7 cases of
arms belonging to the New York Fenian>
Senate have been seized in that city. They
were consigned to j. f. Cronin, Head Cen
ter OF that cnnntV. L----- Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-11
BALTIMORE a lOCkAAOSPITM,
----------- nA1Ir1M0RE MAINLAND. !. I.

H
EsTAEKES,"SEgllAS E,S llS ATA AN IsESnE pfsfS JESN ERSN
4sgBEa EaSs t6S III tn, esrtslF
Speedy and only Effectus Remedy IN the Word4Sr
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, iricture', Affecs
charge imp tsncy, GSnerafiJ Debility, HeryCGsIcss
lIyspep,iA, % LanRnnr. LOw6 ISpirits,t Confusion
| Ideas, Pa ptatipn of the Heart, 5Wmidily, Tremb
ling, Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness, Disease the
Head IhfPSt Nose Or skin a of ths iy-
orders arising from Solitary Habils af ~ oqth7sE-
CREf and solitary practiees more fatal Y theirVjc:
tins than the song OF SvreDs 10 the Mariheis of
lysses blightiTgtbUirmost brilliantihopes OF an
tiSipAtions, rendering lnargiages 4c1 impossible.
Be 49, MssHOUlN GoBAENad mai dE
Ts2 RsSf SssGTSS S Sst AS .Bt sS %Bs5
S1Ss TaH tssSt St
intolert who might otherMise have entranced 1ist-
sninG ,SsnatesEth thc .ihupders Of eloeuenoe. or
gsEssgS g Observation-Disclosures IhHSSf4i With full
'DI-s'SS' SSS'sg MARIE AGE!,1, ,,s1s 'l,!iT.,,, 2dT
Married s5sns q y 4 eng n Mn SSatSgRlstiDs
ssaS pS9 PSS pIfo! gl%ssE 9sts q S2J.
may teligiosly conf 'e in his homer No eeft cman
and confidently rely upon skill rs physician,
'ys Lho ORGANIC WEAKNESg t.ii o6i - -
Inmed edistely GVred spa full YigOp Restored %
paid By The vctiOls Of Improper iDdulg genoes5 Young
persons arc too apt 10 commit excesses not be-
Rs avn Sst ps
pretend 10 deny that the power Of sost
s sS' s H SsSs SS than Dsa By
ure II healthy Offspring the most serious and de-
stucIiYe 81 InptOms Of both body and mind arisa -
sS sS s snstS: sss:Rss os ~ as
Power Nervous Irfita lyspepsa PAlpitation
q I9f rs thss Io ~ naS
NY IVY = iHN'S tsSrss SS"stpPtB1s'
neSay anff ~ x. .-t I. san - sa rsi % az
DK. sbOAhNSTONsauc1i msd4
Ne,nbsr of tbe HbyaI Collage of Surgeons London
M N ma ri the m mosf CoiIeces in Ihs
Initial Ststcs and th ,,aTt ~ ybss S,rbsS
bea snant In ibs hosnitsis of london Paris Pbiiso
Ssib ma elsewbsTe has sffeeiAS sbfna nf H. neat
SstonisbinS cures that were ever En3wn NM
trIubed with ringing in the head and. ears -yhen
..a.e uart,n h,:.ng ala e,lll
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f f CHOLERA a>s,, 81. e.
4, DIsARMED Fl! z: y,
The Chief Causes Of Pestilenoe Destroyed.

The Chief Causes Of Pestilence Destroyed.
DFbEIBsg secarsd i sters PatsH ia ne
United states and France. Prepared solely by the
New York DisinGeeting Company, ct their LabUra-
tery, Nos. 20s, 800, 9O2 Henry street, N. Y Office
iThisoompany. .prgapiz ized on permanent basis, with
DR., Courtare;, the celebrated French Chemist, in
DIsINFEcTING FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries.
ters, ships, railroads. hospitals, prisons and public
institutions OF all klnds houses. Ofa and
fat-boiliVg establishments q kinds Of -manuTes
(iDlmensely Increasing the value OF the latter to
every farmer), and wherever poisonous and Offensive
gases exist. These agents are deOdorizers. antsep
tics antiputreseens. and disniectants in the seen
tifc meaning OF the words. They remove noxious
gases and odors by chemical principles-leav.R In
and not merely absOr6ents Of poisonous gases-not
injurious 10 utensils in which they are used. Tho
attention of medical and scientific men u directed
favor Of this great discovery which, with hundreds
Of others, can be seen at the COmpany's office.
t''A y DEL Ev AN House. ALBANY, March 80, 1865.
To he President Of tie Nsw York Disirteetia0
Company: p-1 - -l'1 IT'D f'.i
Dear Sir; Il Is all il is represented to be We
have made many trials of disiniectants. but now
consider that we have found an article heh, sur
I. RoEssEL d Co.
.rs.'-i lsra.rpa, , NEW York. April 0, 1856.
To the President Of the l8sW York DisiIfecttn0
Company; ;rf,s-v l t ..t....fr. rr HgT- rI
"a Dear Sir: We pronounce it without exception to
be the best we have ever known. Its effect upon
every matter is complete and instantaneous.
900 l.l san Ish @, A. STETsUN, Astor House.
B3-N, B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scavengers under the direction Of the Sanitary Police
Of the Netr Dpolitan Health Department, New York.
P0WEIL& THO MPS0N, ~ Cedar St, N ~,
General 4 Sole Agents for the y United States and
the Oanadas, to- whom all orders should be ad-
e dressed.y 6l lgqn1 5di ..-.at -. l.4pI
q. For sale by all Druggists and GenoralB Dealers in
the United States and CAnadas. i sdP -j.ae
nayI5-d9m-D ~ ...- .'' n' ...H ..
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RAuROAD TYNE TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus Ohio. On and after Monday, May 2lst, 1885,
trains win run as fofl6Ms:in s9tf3lA Ni%3NF
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YOUNG WEN ,
MI RIAGF,.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happi-
ness. Indeed without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect hour
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy rehac-
ton that tbehappiness of another becomes blighted
with our own. ,,a, b. 90.
OFFICE, Z south Frederick Htreet,-
Edft-bsnd siS going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe name
RS- No letters received unless postpaid aud con-
taipiuga sfamptD, be used on the reply. Persoh 8
writing should state age, and setd portion Of ad-
veEtisement describing symptoms. ,,,r-,, $3.50,
'fhe Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in bis Office. Va
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'3IOR6iANIC WEAKyTsgg
DR.. '.TOMIINss1TrVONI.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent ColleGes the
been spent Ia the hospitals Of London Paris Phila-
dephis and elsewhere, has effected some Of ths most
astonishing cures that were ever known many
asleep crest nervousness, bring alAfmd5 at sudden
sounds ashfulDeyi, with frequent blushing attcnd-
ed sometimeswith arrangement Of mind, were cured
.mmadiaialv
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.

=. - II n
r. ,,'~,N -. IL. ar C.,;,o, sor The Thi,tv.
~ ~" % 49, ' - ~ onno.it;on bus;.
' oons'''o ~ ...s,;.hod oonservat;ve
ueo0 "o $500, - A. Aron,,o y ,v.s
uvu0s ~ s"o O -. A. Iii. w;,hdr.wal
s U'' a. oraos, .nd ,no.,
- ~ ''no 80. ....o..r,,, Lnoun =. nTu,n
s ~ pa' N Tt;s e. borrowsa ,hs,r can
ii f., o.,i,,
I'M run ue 1872 h..oa ,o,.r',
. uille .nA. "a :. :" : 80, - 0,oot douh,
Oaiih,uP', ~. !" " ~" a. e, 80,
" a LII n = ~. IN, e. .ars,tisina twas
s',.N',,-.. =, 1911 an n y
.uN. SD " a. an. -. =, h,.;
t"1t o s Pr, a. -; ~ - pa.vr~
MSS .n'eA'ol.u ~ 60. I,hs
NV .ns t ~ a.'aa, ,ho,,..nd doi,ar. Tho
a'uOun' VI 'e :, a..
i''nneu'ase oau'e " 'ne o.'s " I,s "
'"u'.", nm 80 ~ - sss..,.a.. -
'uens 49,. ~ vs. NJ - sa.;so.,
oernnB 'ae nesro: ,p 80 80" "a' u..n V ~.
o' using the capita, VI 'no ono. parry ~,
.ne sPectai penen' VI ouf oo'oi.u n,e'u a,u
'',. o's' Ems , WIS ue'"ouo " "os Wv ,:'..
so'e,y ior Poii.'oa putposes, - -, '.', ~
v '"e 80 y PPe@e - a.. S.Ss.:.;s,
eOiueS '"e SP.'ia' p'oPei.s " NV %'.-
s, Sn.e H.i'Ai Pa, pI'en en- ~. ~" .iesO
lOlo u'u ~ pVi' JODOey 70" W .ne po0-
oo0'iyn y, s"e liOuoo a''oUA ~, ~ 1IO M
my 'n' u'S,nenDe' in'h' Vi '"' 'on'e'n, III,
orh' EMS ihuuigeu III soiiie savage Hhu S@'iii al
structures upon nus business coiieague winch
throws all ms previous enor's IN ,atier sue
cesslui career OIL scurrliity entreiy IN the
Snaae' ne charged 'ne honorable MI SUMNER :
win pemg cohsuhma'e peuah'' VAN ana
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09
Condition of the South.

The able report Of BENJAMIN g. Truman,
Esq, printed exclusively in our columns yes
terday, of the condition of the South as OBJ.
served by himself during a travel of eight
months through all of the late seeded States,
will soon appear in document for popular
distribution. 1t is one Of the fairest and most
thorough statements that has been made on
the subject since the rebellion broke down.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09
The Merchants National Bank.
By order Of the Secretary Of War the following
,eciAl order was yesterday promulgated;
ADJUrANT 0EHERAL's OYPIcE, J
wAsHINaTOE, Nav 7, 1865 \

ADJurANT 0EsERAL's 0YPICR, J
wAsHIxaroE, May 7, 1865
II. At the request Of Brew. Lieut.. Col Z.
Paulding, Additional PaymAster, court Of inquiry
will assemble In this city without delay, to invsS
gate the Official action and relations Of Col PAuld
Ing with the Merchants National Bank OF Wash.
ington. The court will express an opinion as "a
any Official delinquency Of Col. Pauldiug, and what
further action In the case, II any, they deem ne,
cessary. Detailed for the court; Brew. Brig, Gen
II. j. Hunt, Lieut.. Col Sd U. 8. artillery Brew,
Lieut.. Col W. R Gibson, Additional PaymSstsr
Brew Col. @. W. Poster, Assistant Adjutant Gen,
eral Of Volunteers. The junior member will act ai
Racorder
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-09
LETTER FROM THE HON. o. II
BROWNING.

We ask the careful attention Of our read,
ers to the very able letter, which appears
upon our outside to-day, from the pen Of
Hon. o. II. BROWNING in defence of the
policy Of President JOHNSON. 1t is paper
of great clearness and strength, and will
carry conviction to tho mind Of the candid
men of the country.