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srArE or LoulsrAsA, EXECUTIVE Dr.,

sTArE or LOUISIANA, Executive DEpARrMEsr, !
= -. New Orleans, January Il, 1866. :
WHEREAS, application ha. been made
w by Gabriel beaumont for the cancelng of his
official bond Auetioneer in and for the parish Orleans
to-Rit
bond dated the 18th January 1865 for the Of 5000,
signed Gabriel beaumont principal and jules
security the condition OF snd bond being for the faithful per-
omance by the said Gabriel beaumont his duties Auc
tioueer aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all interested the
described bond, writing, the Office
Secretary State within ninety the last publication
Of this advertisements why the said bond should Cancelled
and annulled.
Given under my hand and Of the State above o.
the Independence Of the United States the nineeth
It. "A J. MADISON WELLS.
nv. Coyar
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HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF
Ground with Ornamental Garden, Benyille street.
BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,


30 BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. Il. WALTON, Auctioneer,
~ Office At Carondeet street corner of Union.
GATUEDAy, February IA. 1866. at 1G
. O'Clock the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street will be solid %. " -.' ~ ,iH.~"
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District of this
city in the square bounded by Bienvle Cuomhouse Der
bguy and Streets designated by the Nos q on
plan by - Tourne engineer, dated February 1866. "A
Lot 81 feet font Benvile street by
cepth 100 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
Lot Nc. measures 33 feet inches Bienyle street by
depth 1903 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
THE IMPROVEMENTS, No. 32i Benve street consist of
OSE-STORY FRAME COTTAGE containing parior dining
bedrooms aud store closet side pa
ieries ETC. with twostory back buildings containing kitchen
and ironing and bedrooms second oor in The
rear of Lot No there building containing wash wood
coal and chicken houses W. g 'aTDf-' ''r
There handsome and ornamental garden with co,s
flowers and shrubbery and fruit trees consisting Of Jnnn
pums, peac fig and magnolia and other orna
mental trees -''
A The yard Is paved throughout has large csern an
well. q ..t.s-[- q, -. IL l,5s = -
This property has been lately put in thorough repair and l.
tict with every convenience for small family Possession
given the LIST Of Aprinext "NNt 2ErI TT'izf> SfsNfoi
TERMsone half cash in u s. Treasury notes; balance
on2 months credit IN the note of the purchaser with Il pe
cent errens and per cent eventual interest with speea
mortgage on me property until final payment The property tn
be kept tuy insured and policy the vendor
Act Of sale before Gosehak Magner notares Al the e
pense OF the purchaser. '-i % 'S'' ~ 'Ao "a
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By j.. Il. WALTON d DESL0NDE,
i &, WALInS Auetnneer

j. B. WALTON, Auetoneer.
... Office AZ Carondelet street.
WEDNESD February 81, 500, Mt IL
w O'Clock the Merchants Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, will be sold ."s.
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by New
Levee Gr1vier and Tchoupitoulas and Saeez Alley
designated by the Nos to g. plan by Pile Depouy
Civil Engineers dated February 1866 20 y ~
Lots Nos and have zach front of 10 feet 5inches and
lines on New Levee street by depth from l inches
and lines to 80 feet inches and lines and
Of ID feet IL inches and lines the line which divides
these from the lots and fronting on Tchouptouas street
Lots Nos and front Tehqupitoulas and measure
each 70 es inches and lines 'front.' by depth corresponding
with lots Nos and and the the
line as that Of lots Nos and from which they divided
Lot NO 5tronts New Leyee street. and 10 feet
snGhes and lines 'front.' by depth on the line nearest
Nachez Alley of Jos feet inches and lines and l02 feet
and = lines the line dividing it from lot No .-y s
Lot NO 10 fronts TGhouptOnas street. and adons in the
rear Lot No o. and measures 20 feet inches 'front.' by depth
the line Natcez Alley of los 2nches and
lines, and lZ feet inches and lines, less the
other side line. d.. 49,
This property formerly for many years the site Of the
tensye ha DWARF establishment Of Fol Co.. is the
desirable Of property in that thriving and advantageous
business locality. -. ST.
H- TERMs- One-hnlf cash in u s. Treasury notes the
balance in the notes Of the purchasers their order pay
able at and bearing interest the eight
cent. annuu, and mortgage until final payment.
Acts OF sale before A. Mazureau notary public the
of the purchasers . 10 :
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j. H. HARDY, secretafre d'Eta..
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE D:

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcur1vE DEPARrNEET,
! ---..L . 4 :, = LL New Orleans, January H. 1865
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
" TO by Bernard Turpn for the canceling Of his off,
ca bond Apctoneer in and for the parish Orleans
wit bond dated the 10Th of February, 1865 for $4,000
signed by Bernard rnpin principal and Lapere and
j. lapine securities each for the S50OO
bond being conditioned for the faithful performance by
said Bernard Turpn of his duties Auetioneer aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all interested in the above
described bond show cause writing the office the
Of State within ninety after the publication
this advertisements why the said bond should CAM
celed and annulled, no. ,.1, .. ....
Given under my hand and seal of State above and Of
the Independence of the United States the ninetieth
d J. MADISON WELLS.
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~ Rooms with or without board be accommodated with
snh ny applying at 22 CaEondeet street. between St Jospb
Rau'unA MRS, f Il. QUICK.
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CRESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL.
This establishment containing the largest most elegantly
fitted BILLIARD HAL in the States will be opened
to the public ..|N.0- sgd H ~ .
Saturday Evening, goth INSTANT. tN
The Hall contains TWENTY-FoUR TABLES copprs
all the different varieties in use such as Carom
Pocket and Six Pocket Tables of both French and Americas
sizes, and from the celebrated Mandatory Of J.
Brunswick 4 Bro, Cincinnati.
A FIRsT-CLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR STAND
also connected with this establishment where best hss
both home and foreign markets produce will be seryedto
the public taste.
In presenting Crescent Hall to the public the proprietor
spared neither labor expense producing establishment
suited to the requirements of great metropolis of the
South and at the time something worthy of the pro-
verbal generosity and good taste of its people.
10 his old friends and patrons he returns his warmes thanks
Tor their liberal patronage in years. hopes in his
establishment toanerit continuance Of the same
cordial invitation to them and the public penera,,,
hereby rendered to be present at the opening f.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExKeUrvE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Februry 5, 1866
byS IN M PdlseT n Wells;

Reward NV - w.
WHEREAS official informatiopyas reached that an unpro
voked and attrocous murder committed 10 the town o.
Shreveport parish Gaddo the 2h day Of 1865
BY one SIMPSON the person Of Dayd Bright,
and that the said Simpson has fed from Justice x ~
Now, therefore, this proclamation, calHns
all the good people Of the State to lend their ad and
assistance arrestng aud bringing justice the
Of tbs aforesaid crime and murder and 90 ohe
reward of THREE HUNDRED D0LLAHSin the name and
Of the aforesaid SIMPSON b$lE'2- IlEt' .-'
Tie said simpson about thirty years old heavy set, five
et I've inches high dark complexion black hair and heavy
black whiskers, with tace badly pos marked d
Given under hand and seal Ct the this 9Th day of
February, 1850 at the city of Eey Orleans and OF the
Independence OF the United States tue nneteth.
]. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor. w ga i#~"# rraH
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTEMENT L'ExEcUrlY,3
|, Nouvee Orleans e II janver 1866. :
A TTEEDU qu'applicattOn f;lte "a mos
n Bernard Tnrp pour cancellation de son obgation
oficele dams pour parosse dOreans
savoir- Hl III $A'.tF' IH
une obligation datee du % fever 1865 pour $1,000 sgn
par Bernard Turpn CONNIE principal Lpine CONNIE
securte, chaqu un In de 5000 dite obga-
ton eant condonnes pour la fdee execution par la dit
Bernard Turpn, de devoirs encanteur sIlst
est e present donnie qui nteresses
dams ladite obligation do la scrture
du secretare dEtat dc quare- yingt-dx ous de B
presente publication de Get les rsons pour lesguees
dite obligation serait pas cancelee annulee
Donnie main ct lie d'Etat cdessns, ce
l2eniejour de janver 1866 ct lie quatre neuyis.
me del Independence Etats- Uns
j. MADISON WELLS,
PRy 10 Gouverneur. Ing IT, 4..
+ ]. II. HARDY, Secretare d'Etat
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M uR.ss,..: ...sAEuLEs!.. !..a a. - M UIEs,
Just arrived from Kentucky lbs of the finest n,es av
or99ght 70 ts market Planters and merchants now In mas
u @ stoSA Will 20 well TO call at att Baronns street
DIR. ]. ELLIOTT
II Baronne street, corner Union
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THE UNION WAREHOUSES; ON TcHoUPIToULAs
IA Commerce and Notre Dame streets.
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DESLONDE

'.N." y. b. WALTON, AuGTfoNERR Ih s.a w.
! .l gstt .f4|. ' 0fice-No, AZ Carondelet street.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, at IL O'Clock
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, will be sold ~. tI-
THAT VALUABLE and eligbly situated Warehouse pro-
perty known this Unon Warehouse situated the square
bounded by Tchoupitous Nore Dame Commerce and Grod
Streets the First District o this city and 2 feet
6inches front Sotre Dame street, M feet inch 2nes
Tchoupouas street. 39 feet inches Commerce street.
and 1877 tee5 inches in width the parallel Notre
Dame street. all according plan drawn by Jos Pile late
surveyor dated June st 1886 the office Of Jules Messy
Notary Public. IA. Il a.- -....z. s.l =. 1.I
The buildings consist ola well built substantial FIRE PROOF
BRICK WAREHOUSE, covering the ente lot; portion
that onngon Notre Dame street. being story high and
the portion two stories high. 90 ~ ne -
HJ~ TERMS CospIToSs-With this property will be
sold One Thousand shares reduced S shares OF Citizens
Bank Stock The purchaser will required furnish stoc
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana for 81 900 payable
renewable LIST of April 1856 according the charter Of said
bankto the payment of note for $4,000 9
April 1857 with the privilege Of extending this payment
foilows 5000 payable April 1868, and S5lD payable April,
LIST 1869 with interest at the rate Of cent until
paid The remainder to be paid in cash in u s. Treasury
The credit payments all bear mortgage the prop
ery The buildings to be kept insured their fall value by
the purchaser and the policies transferred parties
| est according to their respective interests
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THURSDAY, Feb. 70 at ~ o'clock M, at
the Merchants and auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
between Canal and Customhoase streets, will
sold
A LOT OF GROUND, situated Rampant street between
Canal and Common Streets IN the sqGare Bounded BY RaI
part, Canal, Common and DryaGes Qate Philippe streets
measuring 80 feet 10 inches front Rampant street.
depth of 10Y ie and forming part OF larger lot designated
Lot No. 72 plan drawn by Pile, then City STR
veyor dated the 18th day of May 1879 and deposited IN the
office of the late Michel de Arma notary public per dated
the 10th of june 1919 together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
The buildings and improvements upon the above described
lot Of consist of two Three story Brick Buildings, with
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house
offices and can always command good rental:
With little repair the dwellings might be made very desirable
and would rent tor Sl75 to $500 per month 4r
With this property there will be sold 50 shares reduced
shares, of Citizens Bank stock -
bJ~ TERMS AND CoNDrross OF sALE-The purchaser will
be required to furnish his stock note to the Citizens Bank
louisiana payable according the charter
bank the LIST of April 1866 for the OF s525 5000 cash.
the remainder credit Of t. IL and Is months coupon
notes. the order of the purchaser bearing
interest," and secured by mortgage the property The
buildings to be kept fully insured and policies transferred to
vendors
Act sale before Stark Grma Notares Public at the ex-
pense of the purchaser.
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b u. B. Walton d DEsIIINDE, =
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. AZ Carondelet street, corner of Union i'
SATURDAY, Feb. 18th. 1 s6B. at 2 o,clocls
~ NJ at The Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Roya
street, will be sold ' "-9N' '
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the uprove
nehs thereon situated Nos 2i aad 2i3 Laa street in
the square bounded by Lafayette Basin Poydras and Ram
lines. f
The improvements consist Of onesory frame building
used as carpenter shop and rented only by the month
Ne TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
Act of sale before Mazureau Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser. - Nf
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Navy Jla, %

STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans Dec g 1865
w applied to for the canceng Of his Official Bond
Auctioneer In for the Parrish of Orleans, wit:
Bond dated February B. 1853 for the of $1,000;
signed by Patrick Henry Flynn principal and Boye H.
HOLMAN and j. + Latham securities, the former the
of $500 and the latter in the Of S2so0
the said r. H. Flynn his duties AuctoneeT aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all interested show
cause, in writing the Office Of the Of
within ninety days utter the last publication OF this
ment why the said bond should not be Cancelled and
annulled.
my State as above this 2sth
day of December A. D. 1865 and of the Independence tbs
United States the ninetieth ~ u
.. J. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor
j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State
ErsT DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExErurry,
-. Nonyele- Orleans, lie Is decenpEe 1865 5
A TTENDU que Patrick Henry Flynn sest
n adesse moi Ia cancellation obligation off,
cee encanteur dams ct Ia parose d0rlean,
aayoir .R-E -.s.5..
UNE obligation, datee du Favrier 1868 pour
$1,000 signee par Patrick Henry Flynn propetaire
Boye il. Hoffman r. Latham securities
de $3.50 chalue IRdte obligation etant cnndiounee
Ia fdae execution led r H. Flynn de deyors
CONNIE encantenr suSdlt.
AVIS par present donna peut
de moner ec bureau du secretaire dE
int. dams espace de dix our dater de-
sente publication de avis les rasons iequees ladte
obligation serat pas cancelee ct annullee,
Dome ct le fEtat ceourd'hui
lie q decembre A. d. 1868 ct la leuviene
nee de rindependenoe des Etats- unis,
~ j. MADISON WELLS
Par lie gouverneur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-14

NEW LEvEE AID TCHOUPITouLAs STREET, BE-
tween Graver street and Naohes Alley, the late
Folger j Co.'s Hardware Store and Warehouses
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POSITIVE sALE-w1rHoUT RESERVE.
Valuable Lot of Ground in Lafayette street. suitable for
Lumber Yard Building Site.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
FROM EUROPE.
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

BERLIN, Sept. 2.-In the Chamber of
Deputies M. Bismarck said that the views
of the Government and the Deputies were
not so much opposed as they appeared to
be, even on the question of internal reform;
but the most important task now was the
foreign policy of Prussia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-Seven thousand
Circassians captured the town of Sukum
Kalkully, on the 9th of August. The
Russians received reinforcements, took the
town, and repulsed several attempts to re-
capture it. Later news states that the in
suFgents are willing to submit.
Moscow, Sept. 1.-The United States
Embassy have gone to Novogorod. An in
vitation to visit the cities on the Caspian
Sea was declined.
JAssY, August 3l.-The Hospqdor has
made triumphant entry into Jassy. He
was met on the way by Overtures from the
inhabitants.
LONDON, Sept. a, noon.-Consols opened
at S919 for money; U. S. 5-20's 7314; Erie
railroad AZ; Illinois Central 7924.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4, noon.-COtton opens
dull; sales estimated for the day were 5000
bales.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-Count Bismarck has re-
fused to receive deputation from North
Schleswig, who desired to present petit
ton for the restoration of their Govern
ment to Denmark.
The armistice between SaXOny and Prus-
sia has expired by Limitation. Peace is yet
unsettled between these two countries, and
hostilities, it is thought, may possibly oc-
cur.
b The Prussian Chamber of Deputies has
passed the Government Indemnity bill by a
large majority.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
New Work. nTarket-sept. 4.

C0TT0N-More active, but are prices without
decided change; S393Sc for middling upAnds.
FLOUR-Medium grades steady; inferior are dull
and declining, while high grades l5925c lower.
Sales at 90 1096 20 for eqtra State; e8 20DlO for
extra round hoop Ohio. and for trade brands,
market closing quiet. .'..T e.. . ,.... .it.f, '
MHISKY-Quiet: old in bond 45c.
WHEAT-lG4c lower with moderate demand.
$393 o5 for new White Michigan. and y 20 for
small parcels No. Milwaukee. - I.pfl
BYE--Dull and lower at 804De3c. ....L.i
CORN-Receipt372 Y ,025 bush; 1920 better, Sales
% 90 bush at for inferior @82c for snip
ping mixed Western, and 9lc for White western!
OATS-Receipts 6,770 bush. Sales 1900 busha
4l@4ec for Chicago, and 4G952c for Milwaukee.
COFFEE-Steady.
SUGAR-Steady; Cuba I0%@IlJfc. 10
MOLASSES--Firm at Ola 64c. fHH ..l ID
PETROLEUM-Firm at 26937c for crude, and AK
45c for refined in bond.
P0RK-Quiet but 6rmer; s39 77@39 90 for new
mess closing at So S. cash. $40 5093l fOrold do and
$50 25 s29 so for prime also 1000 bbls moss for
September, and October, and all the year, buyers
option, at $50 50933.
-BEEF--Steady; 81 ''.'
BEEF HAMS-Nominal, e -sJ
CUT MEATS--SteAdy at l41I9l5c for Shoulders:
and 19S@2lhc or Hams.
BAC0N-lnactivs; short ribbed 16Xc.
LARD-Dull at lsk92Ox.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at 25933c.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at lO9 9fsc. ...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05

Take them, and know the Union will
stand. / now bid you good bye, invoking
the choicest blessings Of honor upon you.
Secretary Seward was called for. He
said:
We were informed on approaching To-
ledo that the people would come forth with
out distinction of party. This is regarded
but please recollect that six years ago An
drew johnson, q Southern man. Demo-
crat and stakeholder in Congress, met me,
Wing and Abolitionist, and then we sur
rendered party. And this was six years
ago. Applause.] l am glad to see that
you come up to the work to-day. and hope
the people OF Ohio and the Union will
come up as they have for the last six years,
and then we will have one united, harmo-
nious, indissoluble, grand, blessed, Cod
preserved Union hereafter and forever, be-
fore the 4th of March next. [Applause.l
The excursion party dined at Toledo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
} THE CHOLERA.
New York and Vicinity.

New York, Sept. 4.-There were five
new cases of cholera reported in this city
yesterday. During the past two days thir-
teen deaths were reported. The warm
weather of the past few days was said to
have caused the increase. The mortuary
report showed GA deaths as having occur
red during the past week. The number of
deaths from cholera was forty-seven, of
which only twenty-four occurred In the
city proper. ~
I The weekly mortality bill for Brooklyn
shows great falling OF In the number Of
deaths, the aggregate for the week being
255.
of r4er ClmCRmaRaI. bET0w
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.AThe cholera has
nearly disappeared from this city, only thir-
teen deaths since Saturday. gIrs iiE "a
.EA New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 3.-Thirty-fou
cholera and three yellow fever deaths for
the forty-eight hours ending this morning.
+. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
FROM BUFFALO.
General Grant and Admiral Far
ragut in DetrOit-TrOubIe Ex-
pected I'm Chicago.

BUFFALO, Sept. "A dispatch from De-
troit this morning says General Grant and
Admiral Farragut are in Detroit. Having
left the Presidents party in Cleveland they
took the steamboat last night and arrived
In Detroit this morning.
The Buffalo Express this morning has a
special dispatch from Chicago, which says
everything there points to riot on the
Presidents arrival. The Chicago Times
has long leader to-day, urging riot. Ip
commenting on the action Of the Board Of
Trade in not desiring to have their hall
used for political speech-making, says:
"What they deem political we cannot say,
but it is perhaps our duty to say that the
President will be protected in whatever he
may say in the Board of Trade hall and
elsewhere, so long as he shall remain in
Chicago" The article in question closes
with the significant remark, that "the
friends of the President will hold possess
sion of Chicago during his tarry there"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The lAdies treasure and gentle
mems boon The "sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent sruptons
perfume clothing, DO. r..) n tiI..
1t oVercOmes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
II removes rednsss. tan. blotches, &c.
ItcufSa nsrvons headache and aysinhAmmation.
ltoools, sOftsns and adds delicacy 10 thu skin.
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume. -.
Hcures muSQueto biteS and StipgS Of insects.
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
PstroniEed by Actresses and Opera Singers II ID
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try tho Magnolia Wstsr once and ron will US no
other Cologne, Psrfumery. or Toilet Water After-
wards.
DEMAS BARNES a. co.
Props. Exclusive Agents. N. 7. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
FROM BOSTON. .IAl.
Beast Butler n CBndidate for Con.

BosToN, Sept. 4.--Seyeral hundred of the
leading Republicans in the 9th district have
presented a written request to General
Benz. Butler to accept a nomination for
Congress. The General consents, andsays:
The political opinions upon which I shall
act have been very recently declared, so
that 1t can hardly be necessary to recapit-
ulate them here. They may be summed
up in a few words: TO all men Justice,
equality ofrights and equality Of protection
under the law That Is the government of
these, my axioms of political truth, may
lead, shall follow. r4r4 sat.lsF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
BY STEAmSHIP.

SANDY Hook, Sept. 4, 1:3O p. M.-The
steamship Scotia, from Liverpool 25th and
Queenstown 26th ult., passed this point for
New York. Commercial advices have been
anticipated by the Atlantic Cable.
The treaty of peace between Austria and
Prussia was finally signed on the 23d of
August. Bohemia was to be completely
evacuated in three weeks after the eX-
change of the ratifications.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
FROM CINCINNATI.
Ravages of she Storm - Packer
Revenue Sunk.

CINCINNATI, Sept, 4.-The storm Satur-
day and Sunday nights did considerable
damage throughout this section. Deer
Creek and Mill Creek valleys were COM
pletely inundatedlB Elk river bridge, on
the Hamilton & Dayton railroad, was car
ried away also two bridges on the Eaton
& Hamilton road. t.ELl. reFEllE
The Cincinnati & Big Sandy packet Rev
enue, bound for Cincinnati with 200 tons
of iron, sunk near Buena Vista, on the
Ohio river, Friday last. She was insured
for $4,000, The cargo will probably be
recovered. y No lives lost Bia "a