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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

THEREis is aterdtndy II l|| age, more
Dthan any preceding one III the worlds his
, tory, To correct abuses, both a01ial and po-
ElItieal 0fller ceuturies cad Soasfef greater
triunbbs Of art abd-,obdqesB Of arms
but - was reserved for this az especially
to,aileslafe the condition af ban as So
ciaI, nora and intellectual being. Hence,
in our day and generation we observe
abuses, which have been sanctioned BY the
custom of ages, abolished forever. Russia
uemaneipates her serisi AIneIiea.her slaves.
Thus the march of Improvement pro-
crosses, numbering amongst the barbar-
-ismsuef the past days and every rnleuaRdu
regulation by which man was enabled to
1 tyraniza over tOr ryOppress bis fellow emap.
AFotce1tasles past the condiliop of tie la1
borer, Obliged TO toll from dawn till dark,
was little better than that of slave. La--
Dor ysssowped-an 7controlled by capital,
Bptlf1e Eight HOdt fystefn, ,'whic6 hSCal-
ready been legallzed in some Of the States,
presageI' brighter and happier, future, for
the mechanic app att&d4. 1t is aveq1ces-,I
sion ofcapital to labor Which ustredound
to the benefit of the employer as well as
! the employed.
Laboe brodaces cd6ItRl laAd nv syss
tenn Wlach AObpfsdss4Ehe hbOrsfI by de-
: priving him of the requisite time
for mentaLT jWPeqvemeAt lands sphysl3
cal relaxation must be pernicious.
But the wise and humane policy of the
Eight H8ue system ought noe 10, be o0n4i
fined exclusively to the artisans aba me-
ehanics:: m this city there Is d Class Or
persons who oae eotnpelled folabor diiftsepI
hours per dayi Every clerk in the dry
goods stores in this city tpifgthirteen hours
out ofStbs tWentS four, SGcR system ab--
solutely prevents any mental improve
meHtonthepaFt0f the cleEkas and contrib
htesverg materially TO shorten the teYyears,
tomptiabe the span Of human existence. !.
There are professed humanitarians in our
midst who are constantly ,lahedting over
the short-comlhg of their. belghbors and
bewsiling tbemisfortupesVof Of Others, Char.
ity begins athohe, and certainly few will
for moment deny that remedy should be
applied tothe existing system, 8A paper is;
being circulated and already has been sign
ed by all the dry goods, merchants in this
city, yeycepty t,oo,ry WherebyTthey agree tol
close theirplacesi of business thereafter 'at
six o'clock p. NJ, from September lst to
April 1st. Such regulation cannot fail to
M Sha tS,nsf hon afci oil ;rna,,lte It will
coptributeto the peeqniary interest Of the,
employers besides affording to the employ
ed much desired opportunity to promote
that vigor of mind and body which, is eSI
sential to the one and should be desirable
Ito the other. f'C3 l5i41' S n ij
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
The CdInmbHs MwnnUIekTcShoF.L Y

The Columbus MseBHerchor returned
from the Louisville S@ngerfest yesterday at
two o'clock P. M, and was met at the de-
potiby the Soldiers Rome. Band9akd ID alhnnd-
Der of citizens, who escorted them down
High street 70 Town, up Town To Third up
Third to State street, and down State to
WagneEs Dining Hall, where a. splendid
collation. had been prepared for their re-,
ception. fDuflngstte match aud jhhehi-
ately in rear OF the music, Prof. Schoppel-
rel bore the splendid first class gift which
had been meritoriously presented to them
at louisville . This gift was silver goblet
solidsilyers plated ipsideTwith' gold A
isin the shape Of an urn, and on the apex
Of the lid stands goddess holding silver
wreath, above bet head Itis iich1y ebaSed,
and is present from the New York Lieder-
kranz, and manufactured in that City.
After partaking Of the lbountifnl repast
spread befeEs thsmrby ohAfleyl Wagner,
they,werea escorted TO their hall at HsDte-
sheimer's ON Front street, when, after Flew
exeelIent, ,tnnes by the band apa aocial
re6hi0n. they dispersed 70 thelf several
homes, highly delighted htbe treat Eqenbl
they had FseeiTstb hsitbrsthFsH dAting'
their absence The goblet thet Fought
home cost n tfe city of New York $3.50,
aud in point Of ,ystqe. Tar exceeds tho fItst
prize awarded to thedArion, Of SIS LOulis
At any rate ths Columbus Mssnnsf fetdE Az
satisfied and may we'll be proud Of the til
hmph they have achieved hb-Eloaut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Are undepbtedly che most yslnable Of al \
the Cathartlq Pins oieted 70 he pubrc4
operating bysirtqe bf d speciat afihityl fof,
the mucous Sneabrane Of The bowels bee
ing sugar coated they are especially adapted
for the gseYVf ehildren, and are ,unQpes-
tionSbly one Of our most satisfactory Ca
thhftics, ahfishonld bsI All cbnHtautmnisih
domestic practice. july3O-d&Wlw, %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

/ We were favored yesterday with a call
from A.. r. VAN CEEAF, the efficient editor
Of the ChcieuilIe Democrat. lsd Boa llig
NIL. BRYAN, Esq, Of the Madison Dem
Oeps, vas aIsS IN attendance on the Judi
cial Convention. lgsgs gidalila Agys daiI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
Democratic CQpgresslOnal Con.
rersffas.

1As Rsprsssitati6esQf the IN Congressional
District, viii meet in convention at Lon
don, o. on MONDAY, the 9Th dayOf Adgast,
next, At 5k.Olelpqk n. NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Congress,
and appointing two Delegates to the Phil.
adslphia National Convention, to be held ih
at,clty on the lAth day,of August 1866,
III. MARROW, Chm. o
LIE. WIsox, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
stntn GnIdieru,. Home. \

/ am advised that there is airumor in
circulation that the officers in charge Of
the Soldiers Home i'll treat the men there,
and that the board they receive is not fit1to
eat. Now as Ihaye been an inmate ofthe
Home ever since last winter, and at presa
eut, / would say that, in regard to the ofii-
Gers, they do all in their power to make
the Home pleasant, and the board they
receive Is as good as at any hotel. aaoJ ied
rtf J4iA tlt IT 8iHs-Jltfi 81 Fb..-ll. fr4..l ~
Z dsfffets4 af attc atii f.fe IHlLlP hlhNER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
rhe melon .choiic DAYS Have Come

Watermelons-the first Of the season.
have made their appearance in this city
The enterprising firm Of Thompson & Roc
co, No, s South High street, received on
last Saturday large. consignment from
Southern Illinois. They are fine speci-
mems of this succulent fruit, and are GER
taInly quite palatable in these hot days. .D .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
lCGapiial BliYs Thinner J CoIIere.

CnPitaI OItY WusImess COIIege.
Glasses In Book keeping, Penmanship,
Business Arithmetic, feleeraphy and Pho
nogfaphy,a &HfIBs fSEmed suit ali VINO
desire 10 ntake 4 course IN the College dur
Ing the VACATION 4" our public lScfl06is.
Ladies Department beautifully fitted np.
Call aud lot tOtrsslEh "a lh3N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

There were two individuals before the
Mayor yesterday morning for drunkepness,
and disorderly conduct, and were, each
fined s. and costs and committed NJ sod 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

MS JeiRsiOy's sSotbiag ssfa6 hss bsS
come so popular that various parties have
utoptRrtleIeET calling them Mr., Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE M RS.
WINSL0WhO OF THE S00THING SYRUP,
Is NOT CONNECTED. WITH ANY 9TH
ER ARTiCIEaaaTLr 0iane4-d1kwSn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
!, ,D..ah ~ G,oT. W. m IiPIhIIIln--.'

Welearn, with regret, that Colonel Hem
ry u. Phillips, Representative In The Ohio
Legislature from Adams county, died az his
home atf Manchester, o., on Thursday last.
I'6rtsb0utk Times. 5ill At ei24 90 Y hsl
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2Nift:tMs IxNpI I0TnERyEIsE.

4.
READING MATTER ON the Fourth Page.
GotD closed Is New York, saturday eve
ming atl4716 4d ssR ,aotgulissW ai3.sbi.
NESRAsKA Is now State. q .. Il aiIi 7, la z
ONE hundred and seventy five visitors
are at Alum Springs, Va. s95hoq i17s71 3
FREp., DOUGLASS reported an income Of
$6,l75 for 1855. ,9 Il 9a5 lssaod aa5hiasq
fAE Hot Springs, id Bath county, .vIr-
ginia, is doing q good business this sea-
SOM -idi hsiIdUq 81 b9ls9npt1 5H gnii75
THE August number of the WhiptOOr--
aOil Is on our table. It is a neat and read
ablenumber. ..,s..ss.s ...s...as.assss
dris the opinion of the ". Y. Tribune
that ~the Ccpperheads knowwhat they are
about" ..
On the 9Stb, the wife Of WIN! Cullen
Bryant, editor N, Z. EvsniHg Post died in
the 70th year Of her age. p - ~ 70 -
DURING the month fof June 2s7 persons
died in Cincinnati, and from the 1st to the
2Sthof July, 200 persons died. ~ s lsi.'
IT is claimed that Cincinnati is now In
more healthy condition than for many
ysats So w - IA
A YOUNG lady who was asked by sem
timental young man to share his lot, want
ed to know how many acres there were in
that lot.
GENERAL ANDREW HIcKENLooPER has
been confirmed United, States Marshal for
the Southern Di.tr ct Of Ohio, Ben. Eggle-
ston, to the contrary notwithstanding.
RERRRRING to the 20 per cent. increase
voted by GoDgressatO its employees, the
N. Y. 1ytbtne wants to know the use Of
the Retrenchment committee in that body,
PAYMAsTER GENERAL PRIcE considers
the Provisipas Of the Bounty bill so i'm
perfect that it will be some time before any
boanties arePsid. ca ZKEB=
THIS Republican Congress could not
pass aperfect Bounty bill. and yet they
tlIipk themselves eutitled 10 over, $50 a-dayd
for such defectlve Legislation. Was there
ever such assnrancelU Stllca5LL
TIE Members of Congress, while they
passed the Bounty bill in very imperfect
FORM took good care that the bill in which
they voted themselves over $50 a-day, for
actual service should have no such draw
back. Sis3soaj =. .5s 4.
The Democracy of Jackson county have
put in nomination most excellent ticket
The candidates are John Stevenson, Pro-
bate Judge; Enoch Morganj Clerk; Miles
Jones, Sheriff Bernhard Kahn, Auditor
Joseph Aten, Commissioner; Samuel Nc
clppg, Coroner; Elijah johnson, Prosecut7I
ing Attorney. 1t is tobe hoped this ticket
win be elected, and we think it can be Il
the Democrats Of Jackson WIN work with
their old time energy. lr.-o-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
Fine Family groceries. }

The firm Of Hanes & Neil, Wholesale and
retail dealers in fine family groceries, Nos
"a and 3es North High street. have on hand
and are daily receiving freshsupplies from
the Eastern, cities, and are determined to
sell them cheap as the cheapest 10 this city,
Mr.. Hanes isan old and ndhreliableJ dealeriu
groceries, and the citizens of this city and
county know he is always on hand attend
ing to his business The Neil boys are
obliging, attentive anil accommodating to
eustomers. Call aud try them. eT ,G' ~r rll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
LOG AL M EW .


|NHmm |||.. m
MoNptY nyENiNq, Suly loo' looo'
1Hs oity yOupGn nss pursuAh' , 70 au-
lgn9nmenI--l llreslaenEIs pena,esoh IN Tue
fnS 1S-ine.ss5' NJ. lseselsyn, llsSeI, OnsI .r,,
wlcN' Donaiusoli' reh, Os.ooN' 1on
Darcus' DeeAey' neinharu' AAn,nerer'
ulDOons' Jaeger Ross, 1AVer ' poo1n'
AlEpssropH, HASnseh suS DoSsSs -.:s.I ADSsns' Ha
none
Inc roll waeIealsed ppy5he CIerk apd az
the members answered 70 their names
the e'erk proceeoeu 20 reau tne minutes
from April to July T inclusive. After
the Clerk had eomnlenced com q. read, on mo-
eion q Mr, hoss' sne Tsaoiug OF we nm e
ppfes except those OF the last meeungtw were
,dRpensed with The tresldint announeea
the Journal fromstheIo 9TH OF april 70 the
18th 'ot'Jaly as standing approved" mn
Reinhard OobJectad unapproylng anything
but the minutes Of the meeting on July
27th!i The President repeatedfhis former
stntemsnt. '52l ~, Si,ojs Z 'gi s1t 1,i, Dl, \. y
d The bond OF i, ~ WILSON as iCiFy VCIeerK
was presented and accepted. d.s7eQ 8gIdi 10 o.
% A Communications was read fromUthe
Mayor, stating that 10 consequences Of the
resignation of Isaac 3, Marrow, Chief En7T, IN !,
glneer Of the Fire Department. TO take, efr
feet on the lst Of September next, he tthei
Mayo9 Recommended for appointments as a,
succesSpF, TO Col, Marrow, william 3, HUH lli
man, fop the year ending April 2 1857. Cd
% On motion of Mr.. Patterson, the above
communicated was lald on the ne table,
4 Mr' PattsrsAn onereo tnree resoluStIonss ~ =
which were adopted, relatingi 70 alse'Wer
from the west side of Front street along
Sprfn streettb the west side of West
4 c-o,,, 49, o,or, ,ho .1o,ttpbF,
stree'y anu lroli tneiifce lf fhe 1iild
y - ~,
nit,yens ! ~ tbe E4fth Ward tnr an ovt,It1ance
~ novo oJnn 'Seyanlh stte9t bstygeen M0Hbd
ana FranLlIn' ,Referred ,to M Kanmnm,e,rre,r.. ,e,r r..
M. r,a,d ,,roos,,to5 AZ ra,it,op fy,,.,,c;ti-.
80 -. ,,,'s'11, ~ Il Ji
AYY"99 lp.tpb ~, ~ y afut IL IN yl
ing the sldewalKs ~ iront Of VACANT logs PI on
said avenue helerre0 10 members rom
the second ana fnird wsrdS' ..s' 7r.5 "
MT MT. GIBBONS p presented a peoitlon' rom ON
cltlzens. 81 tne 7lxtn WAru lNr. repairing
ana hhlshtnS 1ne t'eters run sewer. hs7c
ierred % 70 the members rom tiie 0iHtn "afu
Mr. kqss ofiered % resolution, on when s1, was sr
aoopteH Aor Blat ana estl'na's iSr ouilulnH yl, i
2 olnch sewer IN. iowa streee IRON Fronti
street west 10 ehe Scloto river. sH, ,....t 's.i Y
The Clerk submitted f e sts the following M state
mehs OF tle recelpts an tns ivy treasury
rom mAprii 70 July S,Aoop' aAil7a ~ I
Bal N inTreasnry April a.. .i!.s.'''I ~ II sos 70
IIraasfor q stall I7;..-;;,,n--'.".Po oS @s29 Nua
Market ark % FehtS fof'd for 30. ~ !lsS co. sboOY
Fines sad licenses for May. ss sss 20 CS yeh bn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Had congTesEin July, 1851 by Joint
Resolution, declared that the war was be7
ing waged on our part in spirit of oppres-
sion, and for the purpose of conquest, and
to interfere with the rights or established
institutions of the Southern States-to
emancipate the slaves and 70 confer suf-
frage upon them-with what degree Of en-
thdslasff 40 yo6 suppose the young men,
thsIaBofefso and mechanics, would have
gone into the army ? Could the army by
any possibility have been recruited as it
was recruited, Il Congress had made such
adeclarationi iaarzan hna haffogm
Are Their SERVICES worth That |?
In the days before the Republican par
ty came into power--when such men as
erLAs WRIGHrs THoNus H. BENfoN, WI
LIAM ALLEN, BENJAMIN TAPPIN, DANIEL
WessTEk, HENRY CLAY, SrsPHESl A.
DOUGLAS, were In the Senate--the salaries
Senator's and Representatives received was
sS day, and the working people thought
that Dig wages. But that won't do for
hsRsprssentatiyss Of the Republican par
ty--the party that came into power on
pledges Of retrenchment aud reform. They
must have over thirty dollars ddg for dIeir
services. Are they worth thatg 55sm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
GREATEST POSSIBLE DISPATCRl

Being located al the Capital, within convenient
dlstanceo Of the several offices Ghe6 the Records and
kolls Of all Ohio troops preserved the adVHnaEe
Of intrustiug businessto sn Agent who can, with
out delay, procure necessary evidence u obvi0us-
Advice and exp anatl0Ds furnished thout charge
Communications fhoud incl )se amps. aud abe
addressed, DO ,a'l A, HUTChlNSONFqah
K0S . iIha CoENm5tts. 0Iio.s
REEEBEScE-Any National Bank in Ohio, :
bply30 d&wtff - II ~ " 81 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
IYTl4t T4iHHg'IHA1FA4t HPi tfI1YYiI' tfI1YYiI'

G. 7. PFAFF, at his Glass and Que eensware
store No $50 South high Street, haS Aon)
hand 6ilargd lot of Fruit Jars Of everyd de-
cTiption, atthelOvestmarket price, whole7
sale and retail Country merchants will
do we'll togtve him a call before purchasing.
july 25-d2tawTu u&StillSept25 ~ - q -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, i,
SRkClAL NOTIGES

PURlEx TnE BLOOD II the blood be
rure, the bodt. which Is formed from ahd BY the
tlood, cannbi ie diseased. Butf theIn DO in any
that ~ ipppft fnkitife from thslOcal af-
lection Td carries h into the general ayasfm. This
is the cduse cItano sudden death to peraohs Of full
habit SiiOted with bois and uicsfs and Who use no
wsbisiupE tie mOttsrssts intothe cisoulptinepysY
tom and thokes up the fln6 btoh ve1Beli which sup1
ply Brain eeSsts As il iFogg
BeTeft by Lightning RrEa "a, al
.SPeSAiazsnsS isAsaaa2 hgiH iltTON 0e
BRANDRETH'S PILLS. b.sep lBi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Mr.. Ed. LG5F has feopeneda new Hat
Store, NOg229 South High street. next door
north oG f. Gilman = Book and Periodical
store, The many former patrons Of hisIl
while on Town street, will accept his
warmsst thanks and as many new opes'
whomay call. He invites all To- come and
see the latest styles 81 Ha& 9c4ps 40.
at EAsTERN- prices, a continuance = of
former patronage ds respectfully solicited
Special attention wiill be given Ne itepairIii,
ingot aFursLd wa - ''''' ''- ''',-S \ Ti.Ss Vas''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
! Music Stand aud BatOn;- Arioh deS 7Wes-
tens, st. Louis. EttFlt FLSBA Eltte
HONORARY G1FTs-FIRsr CLASS.

I HONORARr GlFT5-FlRST GLASS.
l. Cincinnati Maennerchor; Double Quar-
tettes, handsomely bound in one volume.
Presented by the Columbus, O., Maenner-
Choir, ~ 81 81 I'D
2. LiederkranS New York; Silver Goblet,
from the Chicago, Concordia.
3. Columbus, o., Maennerchorf Silver
Goblet, richly chased, from the New York
4. Indianapolis MaenuerchCor ; Silver
plated Pitcher, Rlatea two Goblets, from
the Cincinnati Maenerchor.
8. Chicago Concordia; Silver Wine Wait
er, from the Cincinnati Saengerbund.
SECOND CLASS.
l. West Cleveland Maennerchor; Silver
Wine Waiterr rfromthe Evansville Liecer-
kranz. - - - -. .,js---rr
2. Evansville Liederkranz; fine picture
of "Webers Last Thoughtn y from the Jun
ger MaennerchOr of Cincinnati.
8. Cincinnati DruidenchOr;o picture 90
"Mozart in Vienna" from he5Indianapolis'
MaennerchOr. | .sl.Hn l9ll @
4. Cincinnati Saengerbund; fiue Wall
clock for singiug hall, frOni-the Wheeling
Maennerchor.
3. Cincinnati Junger Maennerchor; Sill
ver GObietSf from the Wheeling Harmonic.
&SNA ~ THIRD CLASS. y ~
l. Wheeling MaennerchOr; Silver-plated
Baton, from the Aeron LiedGrtafel.
2. Whesline Harmonic; " SilVer.plated
Baton, from the Cincinnati Saengerchor.
8. Sidney Liederkranz; Metronom, from
'RhRng gBrnderbund. nHcy 2 gYGyCT
I A. Ciacinhatl sHarmOnle; Silver Goblet,
from the Sidney Liederkranz.
8. Aeron LiederlTa1z; Bust of Beethoven,
from the Pittsburg Frohsinn.
6.NashPille Furner MaennerehOr; Bic
ture'of HSinging School, S~irom thesNew
Albany Maennerchor.
! z. Tiffln Bruderbund; Drinking Boot
of Porcelain, with iRscriptiOn, from the
Buffalo Liedertafel.
I The recipient of the first prize was ldecid-
ed by rafle between the Cincinnati Msen-
nerchor and the Arion des We tens, of st.
LOuis-44lle judges falling to agree as to
which society was entitled to she honor.
Lots were also cast to-determine the prece-
dence in order Of the. subsclasses.
| The remainder of the afternoon was
spent ia tie varied methods ofsenjoyment
SO happily common to the German eharae-
Ter. Toward dusk the Fair Grounds were
vacated, and tlie Iififthful criwd adjourned
TO Festival Han, thereto celebrate at the
shrine of TeFpsichore' vnnrsrrY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
COMING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

"THE TARrAR's In rHE GAP says Byron,
and the Tartar Of a different kind is very.
apt to get into every gap between the
teeth Guard against its progressby using
the preserfatiye and disinfectant, so7o-'
DON'T, or you may soon have as many gaps
A teeth In the dental ranks. llil. NJ f31UWo,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

10 4gl1slAa An DC eHHaRA9yE ~ sEsr
say Of Warhin and instruction for Young Men.
Also pisefgeea4 1bnsts ieh pfostratS Dc yiUkr
pqlSsfs, Hith VT me tfog ip,
ohofae 70 sealed Jetier sanvslopes. Address Ds.J.
Sk klitLiH H0 qpHTo y ligkAti Association. Philsa
ndelphla. Pa. aurll7d&w3m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Take al limpure matters from the circulation, and
save the general health. COON curing local etiOnb
also. BRANDREIHS>PI PILLS project FROM tSdi4
Gus times Of sickness Andjeften save life. Soldb BY
all Druggists. julyT-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

SapdHslkyt ManHrield A Newark ~. =,
onaDdafteT Monday, July 90 trains will
arrive at and depart from Newark as fol-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Iris the opinion of the NJ. Y. Tribune
that ~the Ccpperheads knowwhat theyare'
The New York herald., 1866-02-05

stops before placing itself upon it, and depends spon the
French government TO retain there. We wsh fAs ioord
tDere said; zoe hope IL ,oiH BE-
II the United States were our natural enemies We
might trouble ourselves little as to what they thought;
important that know what their causes Of grev-
and discomfort in this Mexican question We are
not to take account Of the grievances Of eur enemies
plants of our friends
have ever taken the liberty of prasing those sover-
eigns who knew how TO stop in methat Is to say, be-
fore necessity manifested itself In lts most unwelcome
shape-that OF wounded honor. ! have commenced
Louis Philippe for aronting the European coalition
tation, and with the pleasure that ! have always
found in mpartiaiiy the Emperor n, for c,msS nsS
and, better STILL for knowing when to stop it, in spite OF
England have never hesated in praise Of the peace
prevent European war. There have been occasions
also when the qualities which permit myself to praise
in the Emperor have been practised by him IN contr-
rety to my dearest hopes and perhaps, ms own
feelings 1t is this last reflection, 1t Is this faculty
which the Emperor has Of not wrapping up any
extravagant measure with his wishes and his
ideas, II Ia the gift Of knowing how to stop IN
tme which makes me hope that are TO see new and
remarkable example in the Mexican question. II would
be a new and shining proof Of the saluary difference
between the and old empire, and for ourselves we
ask nothing better than TO those differences multiply
both within and without
NAPOLEON PROMISES MACMILLAN THE PRESENCE
OF HIS TROOPS FOR ONLY ONE YEAR LONGER.
Paris correspondence Gan 1s) Of the Independence
Beige.
am assured that NJ. de Bombees, the confdant Of
the Emperor Maximian who was In France, took his
departure the 10TH after saying farewell to the En-
peror and Empress; and II is added that he charged
with announcing to the sovereign OF Mexico that
he may co, f year longer upon the pre'enee Of our
troops his empire. Bat that France 0iu make engage
men beyond mat. This assertion seems TO me at least
most likely.
EMPRESS CARLoTTA's wINDFALL.
tFrom the London Shipping Gazette Jan. POI
Two commissioners have Just taken their departure
for Mexico in order 10 carry TO the Empress Caroa the
property which she has inherited from the late King Leo
pod. II liz said TO amount 10 twenty millions Of francs
but the Empress will only receive the interest OF that
sum, the late King having placed the capital in such
way that IL cannot be touched.