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8. g. Webb, Ad'nr Of ". Moring, AitachmeD,
Willie Askcw 1.nS OF
It appearing to the satisfaction Of toe Com,
that the defendant in THE Ease Is not an inhs,sn.
of this State, it is ordered that publica,on h
made TOR six weeks in the Weekly n. C. &andar "
notifying the defendant to appear at the ~,
term OF this Court, to be held Tor the Comfy ~
berne, at the Court House in Windsor. on ,s \.
second Monday In August next, and repleyy the
plaintiffs debt. y 'a''s'y thc
Witness, William P. Gurley, Clerk of so;a
of May, A. d. 1866. AoAaay
june 2, 1866. = s !. q
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NORTH.cAROLINA,l

NORTH. CAROLINA,t zs
IN BERTHE COUNTY. 3.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term
1856
Starkey E. Mizen, .,.,,,.,t low
~ as. so 60 u <A.Ssl ~ T " =
John R. & WIN. A. Ferguson. leu On Aai'a'
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John r. Ferguson, one of the defendants in
this cause is not an nhabitant of this State it is
J ordered by the Court that publication for six
weeks be made in the Weekly Standard, paper
published in Raleigh, N. c., notifying the said
Ferguson to appear at the xtterm of this Court,
to be held for the County Of BERTHE, at the Court
August next and replevy the property laid on or
Judgment final win be entered against him, and
the land levied On sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFF
debt. sa
Witness, William P. Gurley, Clerk of the said
Z Court, at Office, the second Monday of May,
A. .. 1855. WILLIAM P. GURLEY,
may Is wet c. &C.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
In BERTHE COUNTY. (
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term
1866.

u.s. Attachment levied on Land
Willie Askew.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant is not an inhabitant of this
State, it is ordered that publication be made for
six weeks in the Weekly N. C. iMaadard notify
ing the defendant to appear at the next term of
this Court to be held for the County of BERTHE at
the Court House in Windsor, on the second Mon
day in August next, and repleyy the property, or
final judgment will be entered against him, and
the land levied on sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
debt
Witness, William P. Gurley, Clerk of the said
Court, at Office, III Windsor, the second Monday
of May A. D. 1866.
WILLIAM P. GURLEY, c. c. O.
june 2, 1866. 81 2S-w6t
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
me Desti.ation ii the state.

Correspondence Between Gen. Howard and Gov
crnor Orr.
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NORTH-cARoLINA,
In GRANVILLE COUNTY. s5 -sss'fFs, -
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nav Term
1866
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
.EIIslef,e Athenennr. 4 !.

Last night was the first production. At
the Atlleneum this season. Of the cbsrrnino
Irish 'play Of the Peen iO,Dav MI E
McDonough plsyed the part.of Rarnov ~.
Toole, and did IL nm vervr bsodsomsio !.
he had done Shaun the Post in Arrah Ma
Pogde. va Black Muljin had alao o6od rem
representative in Mr.. simcoe Lee. Harry
Kavenaugh in Mr.. Joseph Nagie, Stephen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

New YORK, Jan. 15.-The Commercials
washington special says: The American
Home League, organized IN favor of pro-
tection, has-presentedya q TemOnstraDce 70
both houses Of Congress against the peti-
Jion Of the Free Trade League. y iglh i'lll
Messrs. Gait, Harvey and Rowland, OF
Canada, Smith of New Brunswick, and
Hamden Of Nova Scotia, have arrived here
as delegation for renewal OF the reci-
procity treaty. ,.- a r~.r-rs-.rve-r
The House committee OF Ways and
Means has taken no action as yet on Secre-
tary McCulloch's finance bill. fef.i s,o,e
Returns of Internal Revenue from June
30th to Saturday last, were one hundred
and seventy-nine millions, five hundred
thousand dollars. The current years re-
celpts will undoubtedly exceed three
hundred millions.
Southern claimants Of seats are much
discouraged at the aspect OF affairs.
There are rumors of speedy actiOiion tho
case Of JEFF Davis by Congress. sg sS'1g n9s,f 4
The Posts dispatch says: The Ways and
Means committee will take up the new
finance bill tomorrow. There has been no
expression Of opinion upon the bill, no
quorum having yet been present.
The previous question ON the equal suf
irage billwilfbe called tomorrow.
The Reconstruction committee had
prominent gentlemen before them this
morning, TO give evidence. concerning the
condition of the South. J.
The committee on the death Of Mr.. Lin
coin have examined into the brutal news
paper charges that -thefts were committed
by members of his family in the White
House and find them entirely false.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
Allegheny Cattle Market-Jan.lo. ~

tCATTLE-rhe supply Of cattle on sale WAS unu-
spAly large this week, reaching in the assrteaten
about iSOOSl40O head, and while the market was
realized last week were not obtained Prmafat
cattle. sold At from ~ 10 So gross-a few choice
brought s%Sshc- and medium grades sold from eK y
HOGS;.The market for hogs was little duh as
compared With last week, and withafsir uumhefo n
be quoted shade lower. Wsnow quots'a Q0sJ<c =
gross, Wholesale, and l0@i0He retail and these may
be regarded as the extremes Of the market Thus
hog PrsierrDG rather TO hold Of and wait ior new
Developments. .ruaA ,t9n Sl9f9 ,osia se1fl3 y
crate LEGAL demand, the n arket for sheep IL armer
and prices have advanced. Good fat muffin sheep
sold In retail way at from to 7ke gross One smalf
according to quality. Nothing doing in stock sheep
or lambs. e
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR--SupsrfneA u OO@7 50; Extra at ESQ
@9 o. family at % g59lo OO; and fancy at eiO aSg
I WhEAT--Iloldersa ask 81 9o9l 05 for No. ola
red, and ~ 1921 70 for No ] nsw red. II 80
C0RN--Duh. Ear Is held ct 52cD5Sc and shellcd ,
UATSZT The sales were $50 bush No. i at SOC; 5000
bush No. lat 3sHc, and zoo bush No. Q at $780,
R1E-Steady, the demand being equal to the Of
feringS, al 75c for No. l. -
HOGS The marEesopened active 81 slS. SaEcIos-
cd dull and lower.
PkOYISI0NS-Ther was aIaiI demand for mesa
Pork ut we So but inside city brands we're held ont
Of the market, and lots could not have been obtain
ed at less than $50 Green meats are firm at l0nlac
and l7c for Shoulders, Sides and Hams. Bulk meats
and bacon are UNCHANGED. lard was In good de-
maud At Ioc for prime city. The sales Were ESQ brs
city mess pork ~ $99 bO 100 green hams Atl7edev-
cred hrst good weather. 1000 green hAms at l7c 1900
green sides at 121Sc ZOO greeh shoulders at 9c and
700 tcs prime city lard ct lec. ..i-.ty .,-tT ~
GROCERIES1tair 70 choite Rio Coffee al 2nD .
93lc; raw Sugar l3911e; bard refined 20 MolaI-
Sos SOC o5c per gallon for Porto Rico, 80 T7,S7
WHfSk1-A steady market at 81 25 for free.
with sales OF l50 barrels. was offered for bond
cd, and refused, holders asking .oc. r<v,t a =
SEBD-A hettor demand for Clover. with sales OF
gC0 bSsh a. 81 81 90 Flag seed steady
HAY-A steady market. with fair demand at elo
GIL per tun, 1or prime timothy, on arrival.
lCOTTON--A good demand for midding Al t5e,
with sales Of GOO bales.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
TestImonIaI to Captain Burke

BosToN, Jan. l5.-A large meeting Of
chants Exchange at noon to-day, to take
some suitable action in regard to the gal
liant conduct of Captain Burke, in saving
the crew and passengers of the ship Craft
tude. George b. Upton presided, and the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. Gray and
others, all paying an eloquent tribute to the
noble and humane conduct of Capt. Burke.
A committee woo appointed to obtain funds
for suitable testimonial to be presented to
the gallant Captain, and also to collect
money for the relief OF the emigrants saved
through his exertions. In the meantime
they have been bountifully supplied with
everything necessary to their comfort by
the city authorities and private citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
IIggA CIeHeInIid NnrIrat.

4. - "a
FI;9U rHeld a % OoaiOOC for. xxrsdg SO p5
for Xxx red; Sll 5o8lr Is for yx vhitsleiIyl ?
WHEATYss,es Of Iscujbusb old amber Michigan
1t 81 22; 1880 bush very chtice No 4 red Al 9R 0s-
CORN-Market nominal at 50@5Ic for new shelled
OATs-steady. salss6f 1000 bush nom store nt
PORK Advanced 81. closing tt2s for mess; ssI
for clear. . - =.
LHRI-HeIda at isc intcs. IOc IN kegs, for city
fendered. ~ s's -.--'...-. -a5-l1l'f Sli'ip'f
ylEEsEB'-City packed mess quiet and unchanged
ID IREssED Z - HoGs7small splss mt lOs IoKor for
SMOKED MEA tS-sugar cured hams asc;Sboul-
dens l6c; dried beef 22c. .-'..'''' " 2 W
HIGHWINES-Dul Hell at 1920. iasll issa
ALOOHOB--Held $40 q IS FIR a8 percent : a. bO,
Tor Cologne Spirit; " 35B2 40 for Neutral Proof"
fE LEuM-Hed at es97Os for free refined .,
90 LANE tHiSd-Steady. quiet and unebanged.-
~ OO Tor Mhitetsh ~ 80 for Trout and Plckorel;
~ % Tor Herring; all per half brl. .slqEa w
Moderate request also llc for chick
TALL0W-Held al l39lsc for city rendered; II
GIL he for coun ry rendered.
DkIED APPLES-Held at l139D lac for new. al,
GREEN APPLES-S0und fruiti in fair demand;
SEEOS-Timothy held at ss 90; Gloverate eT 90
" w6TER 6'El LINE77F nm. Hcld at 50 OOfor Akron
SALT-Held at % IS for fine; ts-Oo for coarse
Onondaga. s9 55 for Saginaw. a.. -
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AMUsEMIENrs.

'5lhlc olll opera IISuse. lDOy q55/
Last night was the opening one of Mr..
Edwin Forrest's epgageme9tRt the Opera
House. Tho dress circle and pafqnette
were crowded. The play was that of Yir-
ginius, or the Homan Father. Mr.. Forrest
personated VirginiuSS The principal char
acteriStlcs In his .personation were, calm
dignity, cool self-possession and 'lnfexible
determination and courage, together with
slow, measured and very distinct enunci-
alton. He was well supported in the sub
ordinate characters in the play.
fortnight Mr.. ForrestappeRfs assOthello,
the Moor Of Venice,in shakespeare's faI-
nous tragedy of that name. This charac.
ter is said by many dramatic critics to be
Mr. Forests masterpiece. .,s aoo .soug
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
A Present 10 Senator Sumner
Senators SIOcIztOn--Fimanc

New YORK, January 15.-The Tribune's
Washingtonspecial OF Saturday night says:
A box was left at the door of Senator Sum-
ner's private room, addressed to him and
containing a'fnger cut from the hand of a
negro, wrapped in note calling the Sena-
tor by an obscene name, and stating that
the writer sends him piece of one of his
friends, and if that bill of yours passes, 1
will have piece of you.
Its stated upon good authority that the
Senate committee. on Contested, Elections
has prepared a report adverse to Senator
Stockton, of New Jersey. -...
acquisitions of Paymastars have been
promptly met by the Treasury, and they
are now being dispatched to military de-
partments to pay off troops. .-.-,,vy
National dlirrency to the amount of
$2.s32O55 was issued by, the Treasury De-
partment last week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
.0Ce!tIe9r(;aop5iitt. p5iitt
Freedmen's AHairs-NOrlhernD DIen
Lenving Southern States.

Freedmen's A6airs-NOrlhernD DIen
| Lenving Southern States.
NEW YORK., Jan. gl5.--The Tribunes
special says: General D. o. Howard has
just received from General Swayne, As
sistant Commissioner Of the Freedmen's
Bureau tor the State OF Alabama, q report
III regard 10 the affairs Of the freedmen OF
that State for the m0nthof December. The
General states that in some localities the
planters have made strong combinations
against employing their former slaves, but
the latter persisted in demanding employ
ment Until the combination was broken up.
POorhouses for the relief of destitute freed
men are very much needed throughout the
State, but the county commissioners gener-
ally seem disposed 10 aid In their establish
meDt. The usual contract price for freed
mems labor is $40 per month for men, in
cluding quarters, food and medical attend
ance for the entire family. Female labor is
estimated at 50 per month. The COM
missioner estimates that more than 1000
Northern men are in the State of Alabama,
for whom the freedmen show marked
preference. The demand for labor, he
states, In allportions of the State, Is much
greater than the supply. ~ ... ...''". ~
A gentleman just arrived here from New
Orleans says the whole difficulty with the
lTeeunen anu CnOse VINO WISH Cnelf laDOr IN
Louisiana, lies in the persistent efforts to
overreach them. Where fair wages are of
fered and honestly paid, there is no trouble
in getting faithfullaborers. Our informant
has had as many as 1000 negroes In his en-
ploy' during the past three years, and has
found it necessary TO dismiss only six for
unfaithfulness. 81 81 .a,.t Il -. - =.
Gentlemen arriving here from New Or
leans and Mobile overland, report that num-
bers of Northern men, engaged In planting
In Mississippi, Louisiana aud Alabama, are
rapidly settling up their affairs for thepur-
pose of removing themselves and their
families from the Southern soil and out of
harms way. CThe condition of things there
is described as most uncomfortable and
threatening to Northern'settlers. The state
ment is. further made that when the war
ceased the best of feeling prevailed among
all classes. The rebels we're heartily re-
joiced at the conclusion of the war, and ex-
pressed themselves satisfied to accept all
the conditions OF defeat freely admitting
that having conquered us, they should
have compelled submission from us to their
exactions. III .. .rs...# y 5ra.g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. ''" ..-.f
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
70 cents .. - . Il3J+if'i .l. u
I ItsfNSs beautiful, lurtrous, naturus uUlvr.
1t is complete in one bottle.
1t does the work the first time.
Itdoes not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub of or fade
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply it.
THIS HAIR DYES manufactured by peculiar
process know only to Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it Infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY.DEkD appearance by which dyed hair
Is so, easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used. 'f'''n" WIN TO" ''-
Invest rs cents. and you viii be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
-si.oq7s AL. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. mayl0-deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
From CharIeston.

NEw York, Jan. 15.-The Heralds cor
respondent from Charleston reports the ar
rest of Theodore d. Jervey, Henry; Corbin
and A. s. Johnston, for being concerned in
blockade running, during the war. This ex-
plains the dispatch from Charleston Of the
18th, published to-day.,og
4 IA series of editorials, said to be written
by ex- Gov. cGrath, at the Instance Of
Gen, Shekees and ,arguing that the success
of the Oonfederacy would have beena mis-
fortune to the South, has been published in
Charleston, creating considerable comment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
Meeting of the French Legislature
Address of the Emperor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The Tribune's
Washington special states: A private letter
from trustworthy source has been receiv-
I ed from Paris, stating that the Legislature
of the French Empire will assemble about
the 18th inst. The Emperor, in his OPEN
ing address, will express most amicable
and pacific sentiments towards the United
States. and unless, in the meanwhile, the
relations of the two, countries become hos
tile by measures or questions of honor, will
promise to evacuate Mexico as promptly as
practicable. :. 3".l -f'f ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
NEw YIoRK, Jan. Ii The WORLDS wash

NEW York, Jan. 15-The Worlds Wash
ington special says: s. G.. Ogden. who re-
signed the authorship of the New York
Custom House to accept the Office of Presi-
dent of the New York Trust Company, has
been informed by the Secretary of the
tom House his salary win be raised to $4,000
The partisans OF Chief Justice Chase are
urging the President to appoint Mr.. j. II.
Bailey, Collector Of the port. . n
. The telegraphic statement that Gen. Gus
tar Is the oificcr charged with having utter
ed reasonable sentiments In Texas, Is not
true. Gen. Merritt Is understood 10 be the
officer referred to. .iianaisal3 .sslla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
The Reconstruction Committee
NHr. CO0rOth 10 Have his Sent.

NEW York, Jan. .15.-A special from
Washington says 1t is believed that the
committee on Reconstruction contemplate
the organization OF several committees out
OF their number and to divide the South
into four districts for these committees TO
visit and report upon the affairs of each to
Congress, some. time in thespring and sum
mer. r.. -. -i8sHH
The House committee on Elections have
agreed to report in favor of Mr.. Coffroth,
from the 10th District OF Pennsylvania.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
Fraud ON New York, Police Conn
missiOners.

NEW York, Jan. l5.--A fraud on the Police
Commissioners was brought to light yester-
day in the arrest of one of the attaches of
the chief clerks office, who tits alleged, has
been selling appointments on the force for
sums fangtng in amount from $500 to $3.50
In each case. The extent Of the fraud has
Commissioners are investigating it. 1t is
stated that five Of the bogus appointes have
thus far been discovered. - ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

New YORK, Jan. l5.-Louisa Arnold, of
this city, this morning cut her throat, but
falling to die, jumped into East river. She
was rescued and taken to the hospital.
Great excitement was oecasioned this
morning at the Brooklyn court house in
the attempt to empannel jury for the trial
ed, and not onejuror has yet been obtain
ed, every one whose name was called hav-
ing formed an opinion. Isis hardly prob
able that jury win be obtained to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

The great success OF DR.. W. H. Studley In
treating diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Nasal cavities, after bis peculiar system, has
led hundreds to apply for treatment, who
are unable to afford the means for specia.
course. To such he will send his celebrated
recipes on receipt cf'stamp for postage
Nos oliatOn Place, y. F,oity; Box 1891.
dee1S-d1m i,isr.iiG'qsig .T 4 geof a.' ,1, p d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 15.-The Moses
Taylor arrived with passengers, &c. from
New York. -,r...s,,
The Mexican Consul there received an
official communication from Juarez, dated
Chihuahua, December lst. Juarez appears
to be in the best spirits, and says all efforts
by Imperialists to capture the Executive OF
the Republic, have been fruitless. In due
time, he says, the Government will be trans
terred to another place. --.-. s-er----s--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
NoNIore GOvernmens Cotton to be
,.nrt fss-t f,t G1nNf1 r-s r4.h 81 faa .fftt W.

NEw YoRK, Jan. l5s-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has instructed cotton agents
In this city to make no more sales of cap
tured cotton for the present, The Secreta-
ry believes that delay willbe advantageous
to the Government In bringing into the
Treasury a higheryprice forthe staple than
can now he obtained e hrsH1an h iHto
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16

mo sooner have We measurd with much toll
One crooked path, in hopes to gain our freedom,
Bntitbetrays usto pew nfiiOtion.nlaf -
DR.. d. Ii. Seelye's LIQUID fCATARRH
REMEDY, used regularly even for short
time, will assist in smoothing the rough
passages in life, by etfecting permanent
cure of CATARRH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
10 Ihe Revenue Law
s-Gem. Grants Military bill. ~

New YORK, Jan. 15.--The Herald's spe-
cial from Washington says: No reduction
in revenue tax on tobacco, whisky, cotton
or petroleum is contemplated, but the tax
Is likely to be increased,
1t is stated that Gen. Grant is at work on
the details Of a new military bill to be In
corporated with the best features of Sena-
torlWilson's bill, or1to supersede it alto
gether.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
BaItimore Cattle market. Jan. ~.

BEEF CATTLE--The ofetipes durin thorsms3A
TeekAmcunted to l5l5 head being 1855 head les thnn
lSst Teek, OF the whole numbeg SIS came from
Ohio, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; aIoffom
Western Virginia and 50 from Western Pennsyiva-
ma, BY same route; 81 from Weetern, Pennsyivania -
and w from Illinois, By Coniial Raj NJ
y from Southwestern ViTghia, by Railroad frunsi
Lynohburg; aud two lots Of GO from Western YirTn-
"a ana 5S nead from MqgJland, on footrr Tha num-
Der sold % MAsh ineton butehlrsvAs loo he1d ib u
G9vernment 100 to erAIiers co. loft oyef 500 ana s
na!ance (se6 headl were taken hy baltimore kniohers.
lqces TO-DAY ranged as folloWSi Stnann ~. I1i oiS
S9ws " SO45 o0i Stock Cattle IS O00e 90: verS
pest on sale " 2S9e 80; second quality - OUDo az
third DO. % 30@7 50 per 100 lbG--nTdffra oftlNe
market % SIX Owingto the quality o. thS OsliIe ~
onered being better than last week the market opsh
ga quite brisk, but olosoi very dull to.dNV ma
stock Cattle were behind time byrokon Of detcn.
ss Ion 2. m nng some tears gero shown 81 shoFt
sh!EEP5Ih has been good supply isis week,
at s,.e s'f eepts per gCunds 10 ~ iSfTlf ri1IByE'
obaag bhussIns Inc suRply On hand L. good, md no
- e PEI o0ponnas-market dulal iss7i edI S.ooii
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RusINEssfNoTIcEaN


DON'T pay the big prices asked for making
your clothing Get a Weed Sewing Ma
chine and make your own clothes. You
wiltsaEe7 the price of itiinethFee months.
Come and see the Weed Sewing Machine at
No. 2SS South High street, ub stairs. Ai'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
Peter Martins hOtAhFgrnaces,

sa,ss CoLuMRUs, February 18th, 1856. Z,
To ohom this may Concern Sss9 5.. n r ui2 I2;sS ys
Peter Martin, Of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPRovED HoT Air FURNxcEs
in our High School and District School No.
6.e1The Furnaces in Dlstriot No. 8 have
been in use two years; those il the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality Of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserge special communication. / cheer
fully recommend Mr., Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. 'N' y ''''' E. d. KINGSLEY, n /.
nsupt Of Public Schools Of Columbus. ).
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
Steamer Burned.

!. AUGUSTA, Ga; Jan. l5.-sThe steamboat
James Christopher, with $50 bales Of cotton,
was burned 100 miles above Savannah, Ca,
on Saturuays EaoisaesEo o5alsgt1 moll }
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-16
And good tn svsrytAiaO.

SrOobaJfM sfsqsTaojofT 10 aaImalisHsE
And good IN svsSytAta0.n, slt4H5orv
The wan,. dyspepue expression Of feature so IA
miliar and common to the American peOpls, has
formed the text upon which Dt Drake has based the
m edical experiments that have produced the Great
Tonic Of the dAy-PLAaTkrIoN sBiTrEEs. For
Headache Vertigo; Dyspepsia Q. Heartburn, Dulness
and the Thousand aches and lila the stomach Of man
Is heir to--PLANTATIoN BITrERs are the only safe,
sure and universal anticoto and 70 nedy. 9Baeiai
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