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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Suparfne was offered AZ eIo e591I 25
ezra at eli 5l9l2 80; family at Sl2 1913 80; and
fancy brands at Sl4 2j9l5 u. ..--.
WHEAT-No 9 red is quoted at - 7092 10; No.
do ct " 5000 IS. and ex ra a. ~ 90; hill whost is
held at 81 95 93 spring H. offered at - 1902 45 for
No. J. and 81 2Og2 25 for No. 2.
CORN-Tbere was q I'd demand for old. at csc
for shelled, aud 7sc for ear. Now ear is dull at SOD
53c, at upper and lower roads
OATS-At the close the asking ra; es we're, for No.
], in elevator. 47c; aud for 9, l4c
RfE-NO. will not baing over III 25, and sxtra
81 379l 80: No 2is quoted at 81 l0tll Is
BARLh1-Prime fall is in mod" d"rae request, at
81 1901 rs. the attcs rate for strictly strong sam
pies; State ipring Is dull at 81 259l A.
PORk-N New moss is dull it is held at S25 and
old a. e3l, but these are merely nominal rates.
. BULK MEATS-Entircly nominal.
BACON-Shoulder, are quoted at l3x @14c; rib
Sides at lac. an clear Sides at l5c.
HOGS-The receip durii he last twentr-f ,ur
hours we're 100 head. The market rules firm at
GOFFEE--wo quote fair to choice Rio at 97S
SOC.
SUGAR-Raw Belle. l79I7Hc for hard re-
M0LASSES-sOa9oc for Porto Rico.
BUTTER-h c quote primo TO choice Central Ohio
at 2Sa3Oc
CHEESE-The market is quiet and steady, at
lbh9l6, for Western Reserve and Hamb burg,
EGGS-The market is quiet, but firm. at 33935o
per dnzen, shippers count, for prime.
WlIlSKY-The market is steady with fair de-
mAnd At 54c for bonded, and s2 $50 "a Tor free. the
lAtterthe jobbing rate. s. .-r.-... =
SEEDEThe mar lot is quiet and steady, with a
fair demand. at SS for Clover Timothy is steady
at t3 FLAX is in god demand at S27o.
PUTATOES-The nRrkatis dull, at 81 1904 for
prime, on arrival and - q 2. rs ircm store.
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for implements, animals, provisions, &C.,
or has been boarded up by the cautious and
provldent for more pressing necessities.
We know at least that instead Of an in
crease Of circulation, the scarcity o. money
seems to be greater than ever, notwith-
standing the sales Of cotton.
Tho Cotton Crop in Alabama.
The Selma, Ala, Messenger says: The
cotton crop has been cut short by frost full
ly one-fiith, which must be deducted from
the lowest estimate made some two weeks
since. We believe this will apply to all the
cotton region north of this. The picking
season has been and continues to be re-
markably good, which will enable the
planters to get In their crops early. We
look for the receipts to fall off in December,
and higher prices to rule.
Whereabouts of James stephens.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-There Is much
speculation as to the whereabouts of James
Stephens, g. o. |. X. Some believe him to
have sailed for Ireland, while others believe
him to be still in this city.
Quarrel About "a Girl.
NEw YORK, Nov. 14.-Francis Bansa and
Geo. Weigler guarreed on Friday night
about n girl. The latter killed the former
with knife. To-day the coroner held an
inquest, and verdict was found against
Weigler. He was held to await the action
of the grand jury.
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dele9,apbit.
FROM WARRINGTON.
BinghRm's Articles OF IInpench nm en-
SeCI etRrY NICOnllOchfH kepOrI.

Bingham's Articles OF I'm pench u m enI.-
Seci et0ry MCOnllOch's Report.
New York, Nov. 14.-The Hprald's
Washington special says 1t is said that
Hon. John A. Bingham, who is preparing
articles Of impeachment against Mr.. john
son, will charge him with aiding and abet-
ting the assassination OF Mr.. Lincoln.
It's understood that Mr.. McCulloch will
In his report urga upon Congress the ne
cessity for the passage of law looking to-
wards an early resumption of specie pay
ments. The report will be quite vOlumin-
Gus and will be one Of the most interesting
ever issued from that Department.
General Sickles, Commander OF the De-
partment of South Carolina, has been call
ed to Washington. The precise import of
the order Is a state secret.
Action Of Prussia TO be Investigated.
On the meeting of Congress resolution
will be introduced calling for all informa-
tion on the subject of the action of Prussia
against American citizens. In the opinion
of many prominent gentlemen our Minis
ter at the seat of the Prussian Government
has pursued an ulterior course highly rep
rehensible. 1t is Understood that the Gov
ernment is not particularly well satisfied
with his conduct. H.
Applicants for tho Vacant JudgeshIp.
There are number of candidates for the
vacancy in the Judgeship OF the United
States District Court Tor the Northern dis
trict Of Ohio, occasiOUed by the death of
Judge Wilson. Among the number of
applicants are Franklin j. Dickman, +. Il.
Backus, Sherlock j. Andrews, and others
A Test Cuse.
The case OF the banker Smithson against
the Secretary OF War, has gone through all
NIo ,Nln Il lt.,..a a,,1 &, Itff IN 70
jury. 1t Is understood to be a test case,
and a great interest is felt In the case.
One Thousand stand Of Arms stolen.
Last week 1000 stand of arms were alb
stracted from the armOry in this city, and
are now concealed near by. This was done
while guards we're on duty around it. The
U. S. Marshal and Capt. Shillington are
hunting up the parties.
District Attorney Darts Successor.
The Cabinet to-day, among other matters,
considered the appointment of a successor
to VIM. Dart, District Attorney for the
northern district of New York, and Judge
George G.. Mungus' appointment was de-
termined upon.
RIM. II. Hunter.
RIM T. Hunter. of Virginia, had an in
terview with the President this afternoon.
He desires to have certain property of his
in Western Virginia barred from contisca-
tion, but as it has already been, under pre-
vious decisions of federal authorities, there
Ia no doubt that action will be sustained.
PardOns Granted.
Within the last few days the President
has directed pardons to be issued to the fol-
lowing persons, one of whom sought for
pardon under the first exception of the am
nesty proclamation, having held petty
office under the Confederacy, and the re-
nainder applied unuer the 100000 claim:
Frams ws Of s0noa GoasaD. D fC Reynolds. @ ID
Arkansas; j. ID. Eppie, of Mississippi; w.
A. Mcpherson, VIM. Jones and Jonn NJ.
Brown, of Tennessee.
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Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-Wc quote: Xxx spring at SIC 259I2 50;
Xxx rcd winter Sl3 259I4 so: Xxx viii SIS OOS
10 so.
WHEAT-Firm hut demand light; Gales in car
lots are reported at 80 1902 45 for No, Milwaukee
and Chicagr spring; 81 ~ for No, 2 do. Round lot
OF No. offered at 81 is without buyers.
CURN-Firmer and better; held at 81 90 for No. !
mixed; CSC for No. . do. '. ~
0ATS-Bett-r and in fair demand; held a 4s95Oc
RYE-Qaiet and nOminally unchanged. Held at
Sl25 for No l. l.-.-..-.-...
BARLEY-Heldsts 81 O59I Is fos No. Canada;
s5c@sI 90 foo No. 2. State.
P0RK-Dscliued 80 90 per brl; No. mess sss;
No. : do $25: clear $S2.
LARD-tair demand and steady. Sales 1000 lbs
city rendered at l4hc in tierces. l5c in kegs,
LIVE HOGS-Dul and entirely nominal.
DRESSED H0GS-Dull and inactive. Packers
offer DC ror heavy. E- "A
MESS BEEF.Firm and steady with a moderate
demand. - ~
DRIED BEEF-Firm and unchanged. Held at
acc
BUTTER-Fair demand fsr good aad market firm
for Western Reserve at 35c.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged at lOSleHo for
good to choice. ...-
EGGS-Stcady at Csc, but not active.
GHWINES-Steady and unchanged at 81 81
ALCOHOL AVID SPIRlTS-tirm. tlcohol, %
per cent. - 7464 49,; Gol gne Spirits, q SO; Neu-
trsl ProUf Spirits 50 5792 81. = II 5tL-
PETR0LEU M-Quiet, but rather frmer; held at
3OS32c sor refined ia bond; 5l9Sec fol do free. e.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Police Difficulty Settled

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14,-The police difficult
ty is rapidly coming to a solution. Nearly
the entire force reported for duty to the
new Commissioners this morning, through
Marshal Carmichael and his subordinate.
A few have resigned, whose places are be-
ing filed by new appointments. 1t is now
believed that the books, property, &C., and
the possession of the old Board, will be
turned over to the new Commissioners as
soon as they can adjust and close up the
business of the department.
The 3lst annual meeting of the Mary
land Baptist Union Association commence
ed here to-day. The Rev. j. w. NJ. Will
liams is Moderator. Pursuant to call
lately issued, meeting was held here to-
day of members of the old Maryland Ag-
rieultural Society, for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the Society, which has not held
meeting since the war commenced. A
committee, headed by Col. John A. Rawle,
was appointed on permanent organization.
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New York market-NOv. ia

% n
ITON-Declined 1, por lb; 35c for middling
FLOUR -Marke1 opened 10 tl4c botts-, hut closed
dull, With the advance partially lost 50 O@ 10 As q
dum extra we tern; Sll 2 4gl3 40 fer choice do
vi hCSlH 40 fr o nm)n TO- good shifping. brauds
extra, round mop u" and tI2 45SlW for trade
brands Rye Il ur-quet. ....t. t#s .rN
MHlSKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Mafket 3a5c bstter on spripr, with
3 cSs r No. So' CEcsse and nj 'g mwaS es SS
after for very choice and " IL for inferior ObicagO
sp-'ng. 20" ... ..'. fTs
RYE Ql'etsts for,li western
!ARL I-WiihU . dccidep euange.
%. N-Markct opened 10 be- tor, 'bnt closed dull
aed defining; sa es 10000 bush 1T 81 E0a 80 for
shipping mixed western, in store and aoat. closing
,OATS-Marle' e. without decided change; sales
6eg5le Chicago and Milwaukee. lt
CUFFEE- Qu gt aud firm.
SUGAR-b1 1ll and nominal Cuba 1OK9nKe.
MULASSES-Dull. n '-fa"
PETR0LEuM -Quietat 29o for crude. and SAD
38c for refined in bond.
,,COAL-Foreign scar and firm; sales ESQ tuns
Newcastle gas Mt Fil 0oe9ll 75 ExtIa ship domestic
quiei an / unchanged at s5aB7 IS
6hi domestic fleece 2j@5oc pulled 65r; tubbed
SbgJ7; California, Mestiza and Mexico on private
terms,
PORK. Opened heavy, but closed deciedly frmer,
with sales OF 6aU0 hrls at t4 s125 25 regular and
cash, for new mess closing at e2j 90. regular, and
sIi io OO1 S % Tor prime and ~ 20 for new prime
Tor NOvemOet, anu t25 70, sellers option, for Janu
aTv.
BEEF-Quiet and STEADY at $I2 5Os1S so for new
pla' moss, and $iS 50g23 so for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-heavy; sae5 lou brls at Ss5 OOS
RBACON-Dul.
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy; l29l3c for shoul-
d,rs, and lIal5c for mans.
1DRESSEU HOGS-In fair demand at 0IS9l0I<c
for western. chiay 81 90,i for heavy weights.
LARD-Steady. r-r.
BUTfER~Stcady; 9Oss3, for Ohio, and as94Ic
for State; and 5O@5,c { Orange county pals.
CHEESE-Quiet at s9l1c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
FROM BUFFALO.
Additional Particulars of the Rail
road Disaster.

Additional Particulars of tho Rail
road Disaster.
BUFFALO, Nov. A.-The following addi-
tional particulars are received of the rail-
road disaster near Erie: The train consisted
of four baggage and express, one second
and five first class coaches. Half mile
east of Westerville the train ran off the
track in consequence Of the track men hav-
ing rail up. The cars were badly
smashed. Four passengers were killed and
forty-one injured, none seriously; no limbs
were broken. Many of the wounded re-
sumed their journey; about twelve remain
at Erie. Killed Matthew Hart, sup
posed from Iowa; DIR. WIN. Wheeler. FL
bridge, Onondaga CO., N. Y; T. G. Hurst,
and a boy tour years old, son Of Mr.. West,
of Milwaukee. The following are addi-
t'onal names of injured: Charles Hurst
from New York, head very badly injured;
John Hurst, son of Charles Hurst, hurt
about the hand, head and breast; married
daughter of Charles Hurst, with two
children, all bruised considerably, but not
dangerously; Mrs. Connor and daughter,
both bruised about the head and limbs
Mrs. West of Milwaukee, badly crushed,
considered out of danger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
The DIV Gooila RInrket.

New York, Nov. 14,-The dry goods
market proves more animated, and there is
more hopeful signs for the future. Yester-
day afternoon there were more buyers In
the market, and this morning there was
further increase In the demand, causing
more activity than has existed since the
middle or first of October. The reduction
in the prices of leading goods by
terday also caused an increased demand,
aud altogether much more satisfactory
business Is doing. f HeHAi cis'e9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
HyGIEHICM NE, THE GREAT IMPOaTEDTONIC

Used by the best families throughout Europe:
:, APPROVED BY the Imperial School Of Medicine,
Paris; w 9ls--di wy
IndoFsad by, the prominent Memt era Of the Amer-
Joan Medical AlsOoiations at their ConESntion held
In Baltimore, May lat 1866. Cogtdfns no Spirtts or
0Nv ktnd. and therefore -.
NOT INT oXICATING IN THE EEAsT.
II 10 prepared in Paris from pure Sherry. and ad-
mite-in ia 1comppition only tonic. dfVpsdtic and
IshrtkS0a SnbStenoosS " t&FAN AhA& 4 4iA@A'
LADIES will hnd 1t delicious substitute for the
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
hUSCAT. REkL,E ia . rare wine of most dehght-
full favor. IL 10 the pure juice OF most deLici0us
thecountry. Used In kurope for sacfAIneniali put-
poses. Church p Ope areinyited to inquire into It,
These wines are sOld BY ell druggists, and by X.
yQHES&SON and AOUSTON& GARDNER,Co
~ e, ALLEN & CO.,
h1a.a.s,,. M Cincinnati. Agentsfor Ohio.
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FROM BOSTON.
Convention of Locomotive EBgl
neeTs.


neers.
BosTON, Nov. 14.-The Grand Interna-
tional Division of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers commenced their an
hual sessi n in this city to-day. Mr.. Chas.
Wilson. of Rochester, presides. The assO-
citation was organized in Detroit in 1868,
and has for its object the improvement of
the condition of locomotive engineers, and
to urge upon railroad officers the propriety
of adopting such rules and regulations as
will tend to harmonize the relations exist
ing between employers and employees, aud
to discountenance all strikes, believing that
the interests Of each can better be sub
served by more just and rational MEANS
Between sixty and seventy delegates are
present, representing all parts of the coun-
try.
Rev. DIR jerks Dead.
Rev. DIR. jerks, we'll known clergyman,
died in this city yesterday, aged SS. DIR.
jerks graduated at Harvard in 1877, and
OF his graduating class the Hon. Horace
Birney, of Philadelphia, is the only sur
vivor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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II is complete in one bottle t... ..a.
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Itdoes not crock, smut or stain.
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In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
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,s A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS! !!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES. - % .-o

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
FInancinI Matters.

NEW YORK, Nov. A.-The Commercials
D'oney article says: The money market
shows tendency toward increased ease,
the effect perhaps rather Of a diminished
demand from brokers than of any change
In the condition of the banks. The larger
stock firms are again able to borrow on
stock collaterals at per cent, though 5 per
cent. was the predominant rate.
Discounts are somewhat active. There Is
a large supply of paper on the market and
some pressure to sell, the rate for prime
names being 6@619 per cent.
Foreign exchange nominal at 100@l09X
for prime bankers sixty days sterling.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Vnte Thrn1Kn nmt

New York. Nov. 4.-Thc Tribune's St.
Louis special says the Conservative can
vasers have been induced to throw out all
the votes In Clinton county, except those
cast in one town, thereby endangering the
election of Van Horn. A claim has been
made by Knox to votes cast alter sundown,
as the polls had not been closed. II allow
ed, Blair is defeated and Noell has about
40 majority. ,..
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Meeting OF the LegIslaIure-Dcath OF
w. B. Lewis. XIII.
NASHVILLE Nov. l3 l3-Fifty-six Repre-
santatives, exactly quorum, were present
in the House. Four new members after
wards sworn in. Adjourned till to-mor-
row on account of the decease of w. B.
Lewis; friend and associate of Andrew
jackson. A quorum is expected in the
Senate tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Arrests Under the own Rights RIll.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.-Edward Craig
mile and John NJ, Connolly, arrested in
Gallatin county some days since under the
Civil Rights bill by the Freedmens' Bu-
reau, were turned over to the US. Court
to-day and held in $4,000 each to answer at
the next term of court. .a 3
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AeiA1A MANHOOD: Ia
G How Lostl How Restoredl

slwst Pu6lisASd, 81 ssatsd 1AVSEops. PRICE eosnts
ALECTURE on the NATURAL TREATMENT,
Andy Radical Cure Of Spormatorrhea. or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility,
ness OOhsnmpticn, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
PHI lScal Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse TO-.
By RoBT. j. CuLvERwELL. N. D. author Of the
GreeR Book, 10, -Ftttsf4F eysfrtttri s1-Fy
"a ABoon ~ Thousands Of sufferers.''
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad.
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Also. DR.. Culvsrwell'S Marriage Guide" price
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VIII NOH USE THE HESET II
OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Money Markot-Nov. "A

New York Money markct-NOv. II.
M0NEI-Fairy activei chiefly at Fer cent. for
cali IOars.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dul at 1922 a IOOk.
GOLD Scarcely so firm; opening A. 1l4x. adj
vancng TO 145h. declining to I4ll, and closing At
IHS .It u
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-A hade easier.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. l4.-2 Gov. Fletcher has
appointed the 10th inst. as Thanksgiving
day. rt
The Evening News claims the Missouri
Legislature elect as follows: Senate, 20
Radicals, 8 Conservatives; House, 90 Radi-
Gals, 4S Conservatives. i@a ltfsb-f,ls1
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: MARCHING ON!

Constantly advancing in public favor. throughout
the United States, the British COlonies and Span
ish America, and needing no eo'i ..sLa ~
Flourish Of Tru1npets
70 proclaim its success. that standard article,
cHRlSTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,
IL now far head Of any preparation Of Us claG.
People Of Fashion, At length thoroughly understand
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petiofity Of this famous vegetable Dye. Manufac-
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Yesk.l sHoldl ' all Druggists. Applied by all Hail
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15

Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior TOIlet Soap, prepared from rehn-
cd Vegetable oils in combination with Gly-
ccrincs and especially designed for the use Of
ladies and for the Nursery. It's perfume Is
exquisite and itl washing properties unrivAlIed.-
or sails by all Druggists febl0-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
Gen. Grant,s orders Reyoked.

NEW York, Nov. 14.--The Posts special
says: Gen. Grant has revoked orders Nos. 3
and A, which he issued for the purpose of
protecting the Union people of the South
by the military power. The revocation Is
made upon the distinct ground that the
Presidents order subsequently issued null
friends that he still believes in the Deces-
sity forsuch orders, but submits to his su-
perior, who takes the responsibility.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15

Representatives of the Independent order
of Good Samaritans and Daughters of Sa-
maria met in this city this afternoon to or
ganize a Grand Lodge of the State Of New
York, under the jurisdiction OF the Right
Worthy National Grand Lodge of North
America su il9a u0t 81 GaI H9l3 '-js'