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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14

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NOTICE. ~ nv
Administrators Sale of Real Estate
RN nHRnED nr Cnunpn

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH OF
~ March, at o'clock 7, NJ, on the premises, near
Grove City, Franklin county Ohio. Will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate situate
in jackson township, Franklin county, Ohio as tue
property Of Joseph Mautz deceased, toLwit: y ~
ginia Military District. to wit: Part Of Lots Nos s.
and of the sub divisisn--as plated and surveyed
byW. W. Pollard, on the 30th Of September ls56-of
lot No. 10 of the original subdivision of said survey
No 1888, recorded in the Deed Records of Franklin
county. Ohio, vol y &c l54, beginning at apost or
turnpike road, S.W. corner to lot No of said
second division, running thence with the s. line
of said lot No. g 5. SO deg, III 25-lOO poles 10
post In the r. line Of said lot No. l3 of the efainal
subdivision Of said survey, thence along the E. line
Of said lot No. y So deg: w 7e e5-1OO poles to
thehoe N. 81 deg. 80 min W IS GO-lOO poles t. the
center Of said road, thence with the center thereof
N. % deg. 30 min. n. "a 2l-100 poles TO the hepn
ming containing 65 acres, being all that portfoj Of
said lots 3, and conveyed TO said Joseph Mautz.
decessed, by r. Cot \ go{ BY deed dated January
Franklin county, in book rs, pages 405 and l9e, ext
cept certain strip Of land containing acres off the
5. side of lot No 5, conveyed by said J. Mautz 10
lsaac Parker By deed dated jan le 1894 and record
ed In the Deed Records Of said Franklin county,
Book No. 79, page 159 6., u 47,---T 4 ,7'7'-'''
Terms Of sale-F Fifteen hundred dollars cash down
on the day OF sale, the balaneein two equal annual
inetalments payable respectively one wear and two
years thereafter the deferred payments to bear in
tefest from the day Of sale, and to be secured by
mgTrteage on q the gEsmRe gsold, " GA 1Aeif
n .ls.5.DeEO. W. HOOVER.o Ia
\ hnah Adm'r Of Joseph Mauts, deceased. u
otto DREsEL, Attorney.
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.Tgu0H HITYI

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George W. Ihshsr. pl Court Common Pleas ''''''
William o. Stevens deft Franklin County Ohm. eYH,
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM o. STEVENs!jn9a
of---Cgunty Staenf Iowa will take notice q n iHai
that the plaintiff. George W. Ineham of Frankiiu esgeh
County Ohio did the 3D. day Of February 18oS eifni
file his petition In the Court Of Common Pleas with isiisW
inahd for heUounty Of Franklin State Of Ohio ips %
against the said William U. Stevens defendant y az
setting forth that the said action Of the plaufid W u
founded upon apromissory note executed b. the said
defendant to said paint the 18th day Of Jr iAtB
1865 payable sir months after date for eighty o eeA
lars, and that there is due to the taid planti there
sum said plaintiff claims Judgment with interest
thereon. from RntarY ~ 1860. The said auiSintfGFf
alsocaused an attaehtnentt to be issued by the CLERK
Of said Court and levied upon 225S acres more or
les. Of land belonging TO said defendant situate In
HsOfH Of SO .c,S s6s lA
No. 4 t4wnship 9 range 49,
said George W, ,Inghpn. pleiptiG seeks oharoH
the SAID property sold and appropriated to tho pay-
mento his said claim. The Eaid Milliam q ekfnsftD
yens is notified that he isrequed to appear and an
sWer said petition before the third bniurdAy -
Dated February 9TH. A. ID. lH6s H.11 etqem
GEORGE W. INGHAM
By H. B. ALBERY, his Attorney
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New York stock market-mar. ~.

ST0CKS-Firm; U. s. 6's, 1891, coupons, 1O4s$;
do 5.2Os coupons, '02, 1898; do 65, lO3'; IT, s. 5s
1910 coupons, 9O2 1905 I'd series 901s; Missouri 6's
Y; OHIO a. Mississippi Certificates 25; Western
Union Telegraph 6Si Atlantic Mnilsbip Company
l2gs; Reading 9s2S; Michigan Southern II; Illinois
Fort Wayne 9lA.
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New York Money Market-mar. 10

MONEY-Easy at per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dul and dror ping at
l0SA9l05H. -
G0LD--lrreguar and unsettled; opening at l291f
declining to l29'S, advancing to 1907, and closing at
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Dull and scarcely SO
firm.
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Financial.

Y New YORK, March 13-The Commercial
says: Money shows increasing ease. The
indications of yesterdays Bank statement
were fully borne out by aspect of affairs
in the street; the banks are ready lenders
on call at q per cent, and we hear of no
transactions at per cent. Some per
cent. loans are being paid in and replaced at
6 per cent. There is considerable activity
In discounts. Prime names are taken free
ly, both by banks and private BUYERS, but
the weak condition of the merchandise
market causes a sharp discrimination re-
specting I'd class. The abundance of dry
goods auction paper has caused an advance
of per cent.on that class of names, the
rate being 9@l0 per cent. There is a free
currency for prime names at the low rates,
viz: 79719 per cent, and per cent is be-
coming a somewhat exceptional quota
ton. Gold Is steadier. There is but little
speculative movement, either up or down.
The failure of two gold br0lersupon short
contracts caused an active demand yester-
day, which was the chief cause OF the ad-
vance during the earlier part of the day.
The price opened this morning at l29%, and
subsequently, touched l291%. The PREVAIL
ing tone of the market for the moment is
hparikh N H 3. 49, IL - = =.
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,FsRian Meeting ON staten Island.

New BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, March
l3.-There was grand demonstration by
the Fenians OF this Island last night at the
Assembly rooms in this place, at which a
considerable amount OF money was collect
ed in aid of the Fenians and resolutions
were passed thatthe men in the gap In Ire
land must be sustained at all costs and haz-
ards, and the fight never given up until
the Independence Of ireland is achieved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14

ST.. PAUL, MINI, March 13.7-A fire at ST..
Cloud, Minnesota, Sunday night, destroyed
Tenrods Block. The losers were Patterson
d Shelley, and Rosenbsrger, Roberts s.
Mills, Pll merchants. Loss $4,000; in
surance $25,0O0. Nv1c-J
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, "A CARD TO INVALIDs.

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missionary, discovered o safe and simple remed,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
| favor.
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THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
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QuRntreII Arrested.

A Washington special states that Guam
trell the guerilla has been arrested and will
be brought to Washington for trial.
Gen. s. X. Warren has written letter
denying the published statement that he
nourished any i'll feeling toward General
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-14
The Canadian Shore 10 be Guard
ed byNatiOnaI Troops.

The Worlds Albany special says: 1t is
understood in official circles that the Gov
ernor will take no steps to prevent the in
yasion OF Canada by Fenians, but will leave
the, entire matter in the hands of the Cen
eral Government. Secretary Seward is
known to have assured the Canadian au-
thorities that the border shall be well
guarded, and national troops are reported
to be on their way there. = trrlf| =,
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FROM NEW YORK.
The DIs,,IIarv E.o.S

NEW YORK, March 13.-Assistant Secre
tary OF the Treasury VIM. i. Chandler, and
Mr. II. A. Rollins, Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, have arrived at the Astor
House to assist in the Investigation ot
frauds alleged to have been perpeIrated bv
a number of distilleries in this city. Moth
ing OF importance in the matter transpired
yesterday, and 1t has been deemed adyisa-
ble not to publish at present the names OF
those whose establishments hay e been seiz-
ed, as several of them are reported to have
3een entirely guiltless Of any intention to
defraud the Government.
The enians.
The Fenians & Union Square are still in
creasing their funds and adding to the vol
nme OF their operations. Meetings were
ned Ia the city last evening, at which spir-
lCed addresses were delivered and consider
able sums of money contributed.
No Clue 10 the Thieves.
No clue to the detection of the thieves
who stole the million and a half dollars
worth OF bonds from the. Office of Mr.. Lord,
in Exchange place, has yet been obtained
Attempted Murder and Suicide.
Last evening a man named john Ghoal,
IN this city, shot his wife in the head with a
pistol. Supposing he had killed her, he
turned, and fled. Being pursued, he drew
a pistol and shot himself dying in a few
minutes. The. woman is not dangerously
wounded.
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.HA0AN,s mAGNOLIA lnALM

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Hon. Alex. H. Stephens is now on his
way to Washington.
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p. o. Box, 1878. s ~
Z Great chance to make money. Agents wanted ev-
or where. 80 febs.wfm -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
From New York.

NEW YORK, March !.
The surveillance of vessels arriving in
Hampton Roads is still continued, to prevent
any chance for JEFF S release by his friends.
large and enthusiastic meeting of me-
chanics and working men was held on last
evening IN this city, at which ii was unani-
mously determined to work in favor and
support by all means the eight hour move
ment TO be inaugurated on Monday next by
the house painters
The sixth annual commencement of the
New York Homeopathic Medical College took
place last evening in this city The degree
OF Doctor Of Medicine was conferred upon
forty students of the graduating class.
lie Herald Fort Monroe correspondent
states that JEFF. Davis pretended to be sur.
prlsed that the national vessels in the harbor
IN the national salute on Washingtou's birth
day tired gun for each of The States, inclu.
ding the lately rebellous ones.
The following is published: The only
grounds fof the astounding announcement OF
the New ork Herald, of the re-penine of the
slave trade by the Freedmen : Bureau are the
operations Of the employment Office in seo,..
ring places on written contracts anywhere in
the United states for the UNEMPLOYED dest;.
tute freed people in this city. Sixtv-three
were sent to Mississippi last week after seeing
Their employers and making o fair agreement
tor good wages, come have been sent to many
OF the Nartaern States IN the same manner.
4 lee OF one dollar for every man and fifty
cents for females is charged to pay curren,
expenses, such as printing blanks &c. The
salaries OF the agents in no way depends upon
the fees. Signed by c. Howard Brevet Bripa.
der General and Assistant Commissioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

HALIFAX, feb. -.
The steamer Asia from Liverpool, l., and
Queenstown, Is, arrived here with news four
DAYS latter.
Cotton. on Saturday was firmer but un.
changed. Middling upland, l9d. Bread
stuff quiet but steady.
Provisions steady except bacon and lard
both easier.
An advance is reported Of 2s Cd TO 5s on
beet, and additions of Is on bacon and lard
C1nsols sd to 5,20s, GS to l. Illinois
Central shares IS to J. Erie shares, 523 to
53t.
Billion in Banks of England increased 2S,-
900 pounds.
The Royal Assent had been given to the
bill suspending the writ of habeas corpus in
Ireland
Upwards of one hundred arrests onthe nth
inst. principally strangers, among others Col
John William Byron of the federal army
Many more arrests were expected to take
place. 1t was reported that the Emperor of
Austria, has expressed a willingness to fur
nish to the Emperor Macmillan. any troops
that he might require, on condition that they
were Incorporated into the Mexican army,
and their expenses paid.
Diplomatic relations had entirely ceased
between Russia and the papal courts.
The urgent haste in the passage Of the bill
repeating the writ of habeas corpus in Ire
land, was owing to the reported departure of
Fenian priyateerS from America.
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From Washington.

NEW YORK, March i.
The Tribunes Washington special SAYS
Mr.. }. c. Darby, United States agent for the
Paris exposition in 1867, has been in attend
ance on Congress for several days to explain
to the members the necessity for prompt ac-
ton If an appropriation is to be made as the
utmost limit Of time for applications of space
is near at hand.
Senator Sumner aud Gov. Banks. the
Chairmen Of Foreign Relations in each House
having the subject in charge. are urging the
prompt aud favorable action.
More than twelve hundred articles, from
all the LOYAL States, have been received by the
general agent of New York.
Gen Gushing. yesterday finished his plea
in the Supreme Court in the Massachusetts
Liquor case. and was followed by Attorney
General Reid OF that State.
Macmillan 5 agent is floating around
Washington in very unobtrusive way
At the request Of Mrs. Lincoln the Treasu-
rer OF the United States has invested the SD,
600 appropriated TO her in 90 government
securities.
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Fenian Excitement In Canada.
NEw YoRy. March

The Herald Toronto correspondent writes
that Fenian alarm continues and bank rob
berries are becoming frequent. The latest
instance reported is an attack on the Bank OF
Louisville by party Of IS men. In connec-
ton with the attempted robbery OF the Gov
ernment Bank of gold some time since,
startling circumstances have been brought to
light. Two ex-aldermen of Toronto, sergt.
major of police, and a patrol sergeant are now
asserted to have aided and abetted the noto-
rious Bristol Bill in the commission of the
crime. together with DR.. Grataf. Some OF
these persons are in custody, while others
have fled the country.
The Governors of the British provinces are
holding councilin Montreal in defense against
the Fenians, and action on the confederation
question are believed to be the topics under
Olsen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %.
Cotton sales yesterday, 375 bales. Low
mdIhng 42sSa4s. For middling 45@ 4s.
Market very hrm. Factors more stringent in
the pretennsons, IN Consequence Of hight re.
ceipts- Pr!ce ranging to outside figures.
Sugar fa'r to fully fair, l4A@l5. Molas.
ses, prime to choice a0tpse5 -i0'A''
Cold opened at 96l. Closed Tho sao
Galveston, y. The Committee ro,an,nJ
favoring the assumption by Teyas Po,.eu
laid by Federal Congress in 1861 ''' u '"Aes
A request will be made for troons - o..
Ply the frontier posts, to protect $500.
against Indians. The freedmen nc sns.es
presented petition to be admitted hr r ro.,n
thus making their liberty complete. III sose'
titiou was referred 10. Ane Pc
Senators and Representatives of the Ja.;
lature, must hereafter be residents Of ss II.
State for Eve years. !" the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
DIR. Franklin and the South Car
Dina Planter.

friend relates to that the Summer before the war
at the house OF hosptabe sonth Csronian planter be
was up one morning with the and about TO ven
ture forth on morning walk when he was checked by
the planter at the door.
"You cannot pass, Sir. Too early
TOO early Why. my dear Colonel. what says Dr.
rranklinl'
Early to bel and early 10 rise will make man
healthy and wealthy and Wise"
'very hne sir but all fAllacy. Early rising and the
inhalation upon an empty stomach, of the morning ms
laria Of this country North aud South, have been the
death Of thousand.;he death Of thousands sir, from
the time Of Capt John Smith this day Walt till after
breakfast fortfy your stomach With cup Of hot coffee
and then the vspors of the nght being exhaed
By the sun, we will take morning ride"
"Rnt my dear Colonel. am always fortified with a
winesias. Of IosrrrrsRs celebrated sToxacH Brrrhs.
All then sir ,ou may stick TO DR.. Franklin. Hostel
;ers agent at Charleston supplies and am expect
ing bcx to day with my wagon. Those Rtttrs, find,
are sure protective against all the fevers resulting from
maluia Doctor Franklin holds good, SIR in the
swaup~ Of South Carolina if fortified with Hostetter
Btters" tfebNdSwlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

viii find Toces useful in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The
fohss are recommended ard prescribed by Physician
and have had testim onisls from eminent through
outthe country. Being article OF true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test of many years.
each year finds them In localities in various parts
OF the world and the rro universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocsEs- and do
not take any Of the Worthless limitations that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box fnovs-dAweml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
Mrs. swishelm Dismissed.

New York, March l.
The Tribune's Washington special saws the
Star of last evening says Mrs. Jane G. Swis-
helm was dismissed from her position as
Clerk in the Quartermaster Generals Office
on Monday by the Quartermaster General,
with the approval Of the Secretary of War,
for disrespecttul language against the Presi-
dent ofthe United States in Saturday edition
of the newspaper she edits, the Reconstruc-
ZIONIST. This is the second dismissal from
that Office for hostility to the Government A
short time ago a Mrs Lathrop was discharged
for utterances disrespecttul toward the Presi-
dent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
BATCHELOR,s HAM pyE.

Inc original and Best In the World The only tru,
snd perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Rolixbe and Instan
'Aoeous Produces Immediately splendid Black OIL
ne'ura' brown without injurng the hair skin. Rem
'he III effects OF bad dyes Sold by all Druggists
Inc genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
RsdESERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
TOR Restoring aud Identifying the Hair
sugH-dtw1y CHARLES BATCurroR NJ
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Counterfeit National, Currency

NV URk, March /.
record Kept by one Of the-officers Of the
redemption bureau of the treasury depart
ment, shows that counterfeits from the fifty
uollaF issue down to the FIVE cent note.
amounting in the aggregate to two hundred
and eight dollars aud seventy Eve cenfs ,sara
week last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Cabinet sust.ins the President.

The Cabinet sustains the President
NEW York, March i.
The Times Washington special says this
morning the air has been thick. with minors
during the past few days of decided differences
between the Presidentand Secretary stanton.
There is the highest authority for stating that
Mr. stanton fully approves the President 5
action !: and it is also true that the entire
cabinet are a unit on the same question. The
President is fully sustained by his cabinet.