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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
new YorkLi 81 1NilI5arket-rffalrclR e1..

ecGOTTON-Dull and heavy; .1<c lower! sales at
sO1c for middli1g upIands: 9. = 81. .:z.t,..
80 S5@1O 80 for superns state and weskern Gil %
or 40 for extra western: el2 z59l3 % for ehoice
SO hoop oh % y
ket closing quiet. California Hour in fairrequest.
nWHISKY-!Quist ard unchanged. , s..4A
Nv HEAT-Market2 2@3c lower ESales at p 460D
75o for No. 2Milwaukke. snd % 10 for white Caii-
SRYE-Firm. Sales of western at q IS, and state
BhRIEYNFir@1 Flu Of Canada West free s
BSRLEY sSfiL MALT-ou;et. ct. . 80 :, DO, s, &
CORN-Market irregular and unsettled. Ic lowed.
SS s vtb q li1S bSSsr. % sSF %zss sS. ssss n
ern. and 81 ls@l Il fer new mixed western st rail-
oATS"Steady Sales ct 81 . sse for western ! 81
@5Gc for new Ohio; and Ta97so for state. g ;,
RsbfGET2Rul9lff ERmlfa,, o..s n a. ,S 5,.i0 f. =
SS66GARSsseady; saaes Of Cuba ct lON@nNc.
PEfkSEES Ph2hASiHS1s; MAEn ,slsi7o for crude ard
HOPS~Qniet and firm at 30 a7so....a s3fsa I. ..iN
@7Oc for domestic fleece z79s5hc for pulled, and
29035c for Calf lrnia. ="
LEATHER-H z HERH HemlOck sole in fair demand; $50
middle and heavy do; &c f0r Gaiifofnia Aieht
P0RKNOpened irmer Grand and closed easier. Sales
@as Tor old mess SIS 5000 IS for prime and 90 8
@22 IS for prime mess also GALES of new mess 81
Sal aaS nav new
STEADY with sales At ssS for prime mess and ssS s.
i0f BE&F ilsIE HaMsFiTmal Rsia :. sles4s. NJ - ais
! ,BACON-Steady at 1913 59IOkc for Cumberland;
SHIRT Sls.F and aeRk hams On sTsts
shoulder and for SAbsS bsns. ss SiV' iO'
LARD.Firm,; A9- Sales at 124S1shc for new, and
BUTTERSIlufii and heavy Il Ohio loa1sc. y.,d
CHEESE-U bchanged. III R-..,t.:ttg isaai1I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

GoLoREDB DBAsEAKDYe~-0n Tuesday anun-
nlarried African female. aged about %,
named Elizabeth Chittentou. appeared be-
fore Squire Gnliek, ard charged johnson
Whiting. with being the. father of herun-
born child. Yesterday officer Coffroth
captured the dusky Lothario, and had him
before the Squire, where the case was set
tiled by the obtaining of a license, Having
this authority the Squire made the twain
,ons Ae4hssyA warning to all seductive
SGgemmeu OBJ cOloF. p,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

The BLACK CRoOK-ELLsLRR's ATHENE-
UM-We are in receipt of letter from r.
II. Geary, John Ellsler's treasurer, in which
is confirmed the announcement made by us
a day or two since, that Ellsler would open
the Atheneum, on the 9Th of April, with
the gorgeous spectacle of the Black
Crook Nothing in the annals of thedra-
ma has equalled the success this production
met with in New York, where, at Niblo's
Garden, for eight months it has nightly been
presented to immense houses. Not seat
can be obtained after eight o'clock, and this
seems likely to be the effect for the next
twelve month. It is designed to place this
spectacle on the stage here in style of mag
nificence unequalled, outside of New York,
and all our citizens know that manager
Ellsler will spare neither pains or expense
to present it in all its senic and decorative
beauty. To do this will cost large sum of
money, and the reliance upon the gener-
osity of our theater goers, shown by Mr..
Ellsler, will be metih like spiritwe know.
We look for large delegations from our
neighboring cities and towns during the
sensation, for every one has read of the
Black Crook and every one must be anx-
ious to see it for himself. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

Mr.. JOHNSON wished it understood that
while Mr.. Conkling had made minority,
report, the committee was unanimous on
the question of the entire innocence of
Messrs. DOolittle and Stevenson.
Pending its consideration. the Senate
went into executive session and soon after
adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

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soHayaR s1y Gae ds Bsnds Ms BACK atefIn' KATE Mrs
Bernd Chas Bierce Geo w Bisler Geo
Blocher Geo Bender H w Beard Jas J
Bagot BedwellJ ohnTc0 oBendel Jos CD
Banks MariaMiss Bell Mary ] Mrs BuckiewN
Bruce Rachel A Baker DR. s w Bigelow
Brockl klsh1rstMrs 5 Bebb Wn BuckneE VIM
Brown Mrs Margt Brown Chas E Brown Mrs AE
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Calhoun A A Cole Mrs Crawford Ada
SanSb MSf Carpenter s GSseE eo Geo
turtiss Geo Grittenden II Crisp Harry
CbildsMrsHattieCloudJ Jas GonnaId Ino
Gondis da sp0 / CurtiSs i Miss N CalisshaH owen
larson G. Cadwallader TIE Clark Thos
Coffry Thos Chandler VIM Carrell VIM
Connor Mary .c ~. e
ponelson Den.on. Mrs B F Dill G - -
BBsRag GAH Bonf Bo%ns jas ellen Besey 81
DapIsfmrssarah DaEis Nc Dunbsr iSSr Dr " laws susan
EliverMr EmersonMissAEEvansO OJ -1.ss-z
Eos Mary Ei1ss Hiosai Mary E%fad ESs Val 8a
Fish G L FINK Elijah FortwanglerE
Ereedlin Henry Fooks Homer Ereling Henry =
Fox Jno Foley Miss Fox Mary
Farel Thomas '@-s -5r-,s -s ssa.ft
Green Allen Goodman Mrs g G4aylard ROD.
Gauslin Chas W Gugas Miss Cant Henry
Ssr SHS F %ts Ssa Gns na Gfssn rhss Ssns
Graves D
Kitchens Alex, Henderson Kate Hughss g Ghss 9S =. -
HorveIl H Hayes jimmie Hickey John -
hoppton "A Mary Heley Mat Holt hrsK =
Holmes w B .-..e s.-- 81
Ingle Charles
Johnson Ann johnson Catha- johnson David
Judge Mary Jobes Mollie Jackson Mrs M
Jones A A Jones Matilda Jones Brit IF
Kelley Albert D Kints Chas Kelley Emily
Kopman Frances Keoekm g A Knight Henry
Kelly Mrs Jas Ramon JAS Keney Jts
Tyson Mrs n Lake VINO
Mattma ttm Aa~S' cHas Moofe Miss EB MontgonefS Ed
Mitchell Fannie Mock Fletcher Maokum Mrs d b
aiIleS GGeS Philip MieFe rs Sol No &Oss@aE WmB
Mc's
McHoune Mr. McGapdress A Mcfarland E +. Miss
McConer Lery Mcdonald E F McAntire Zeno
Neal Mike
Owens RI Osborn Tllie Miss
20 gTAg p ag-...A
Patterson Capt Postle Chas c Passott Mrs E
Pelham d 81 Peters Mary 6 Payne Mrs M ]
Paterson Saml Parker VIM
Richards Mrs E ReiznerF u Rudolph y
Reid JohnsW P Redtnan Miss Robinson S -
Robinson JohnW Runner Mrs Rach Ross Stephen
Reben Saut Ridgley DrT HC2) Ryce Thos
Shetz Gus Stedern Ann Stebbins CH
Shannon Miss Sours Enoek Spice T.
Schalynon MissM Shelter NatH Spickers- R,
Snyder Simon Sheppard NJ SRif stephen u
Shanihan T Stetchen w B Smith Rosalins
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Tossing L Mrs Thomas II Taylor Warner
Talbert NJ W
watkins si IS MrsER W oifssns Miss L W6isten FrankM
Weisema11 Geo Wagner Mrs Weaver Harry
Worley John Weaver Mrs L WINSTON Miss NJ
Wilson Mrs Wright Mrs n M w ilton ii
miscellaneous.
Hoover Charles Co Hollis q H&RS
Harrison ID d Co CAN'T Darsh
Deems Thos & Son Bradford, Lock Il Coz
Bullock Grim Leavitt, Crane 20 sl-.
Morgan, Root Co. Prentice Meyer CD
Rosenthal d Bro Russell j G 4 Go
Salberg &Meyerhoff & Co w oodbury J 7 Il Co
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

I. q, o. VF-FUsERAI No Nogr1eetEAAThe etA
members Of Columbus Lodge No. 8 are re-
quested to meet at the Han on Thursday, at
one O'Clock, to attend the 'funeral-of late
brother Edward Gibson. Members of other
ledgesin good standing are respectfully
invited to attend. 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

COURT oE GoMloN fLFAs.---Thei jury in
che case of w illiamss against Dryer, for
slander, on yesterday brought in a-verdict
for the defendant, there being no cause of
.slander shown A second case, growing
outlof the Williams and Dryer. suit was
tried yesterday w. e. Armstrong brings
suit against Y! A,.ssR,,'W Ware to recover the
value of a cow sold to Ware, but which
was replevined from him before he had
paid for her. q gSrTg-TYeT =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, Mdrch %, 1867
NETI. HOIISE. ...-- +--rL ft

Robert Blee, Cleveland; Howe, Lancaster; G
Bargman, New York; Daniel q Ripley, Pittsburgh
phia; b w Chidlaw. Cincinnati; g Hollister, do
Alexander Lindsay, New York; Charles + Cist. Gin
cinnati: Dewitt w eld, BROOKLYN. New York; E
w Thayer, Cincinnati ID Mcfarland. Hamilton
Charles Hatch. Rochester, New York; + d ALI!
and wife. Chicago; Morton Brazse. lancaster, O.
land; Charles Stevens, Cincinnati. Thos Massey
city: 7 Maginnis. GAINESVILLE; w j jackson, Piqua
y lillian w Gallaer, Memphis, Tenn; Woodward
S Douglas. Newark, New Jelsey; Ben g Humph
reys, Delaware; Ohio, DIR. William Waddle. Chilli
Zcigler, Delaware, Ohio: G. 81 Vandegriff. Cincin
natl; John Hough, Chillicothe: H B, Chamberlin
New York 4 L '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
REVV VA-RD.

At THE ACCIDENT TO THE
"A Freight Train on the Spring Street Railroad
Bridge Sunday evening, one car load of hogs was
weiehine from 100 to $50 pounds each. They can
be easily identified, as they must be very muddy.
their delivery at the Railroad Depot, will pay lib
orally. =, -EZ.@-g Ts LOU3H,
mch12 ~ Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
- Fl. 'WAf. GIJIICK. Prestdent.

To suBscR1BrRs.-As the first Of April is
approaching, many, Of our subscribers will
6e 6echanging their places Of residences. It
would save trouble to our. carriers If such
changes would be made known to them
pre3ioas oStflat date. sfff'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

JOHN G. BEAL will sell by auction, on
Friday, March 29th, 1867, at No. "a North
Front street, commencing at 10 o'clock A
NJ, the entire lot of Household Goods. Fol
particulars see posters. Terms cash.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
I FROM ST. LOUIS
Boats Navigating the Missouri Rive

Boats Navigating the Missouri River
#f;ael fi,fati to be Armed. Iiala2S
ST.. LOUIS, March 27.-General Sherman
has issued an order providing that two
pieces of artillery and twenty muskets,
with proper ammunition, shall be supplied
to each steamer that ascends Missouri river
above Sioux City the coming season. Com
manding officers of posts above Sioux City
are authorized to increase the number OF
muskets and amount of ammunition, il
deemed necessary for the safety of boats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

JOHN G. BEAL will sell at auction on Sat.
urday, March Both, 1867, at. No. 259 East
Friend street, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, large lot of fine household goods
See posters. Terms cash. mar2S-d2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

EoUNeILMANsyFoR SECOND WARD.-At a
meeting of the Democracy of the Second
Ward, beld at Squire Gulick'sh Office 2last
evening, John Martin, Esq, was nominated
as candidate for the Office of Councilman,
by acciamation. lbs 4. I1ifilC.7,2 j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

The MEErTNGaAT THE s'tNoRTH END."-
The Democracy Of the North End assem-
bled at rDoyle's grocery corner of Third
and Spring streets, as per announcement,
and organized by calling Walter M. Clancy
to the chaif.1 On motion of James Nolan,
the meeting, adjourned eon account of the
inclemency of the weather, to meet on
Saturday evening at the North Engine
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

G. EBERLY & Co. are now receiving a
splendid stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades and Fixtures, Dress
Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods,
Notions, &c. We keep the celebrated Tre-
fouss Kid Glove, and Meyers I. x. L. Hoop
Skirt. .264 southeast corner of High street,
.02-1w ----------- -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

3 MAsQuERADK BALLs-To- night ALI. Jei-
I6rs bali comes off at Ambos' Hail. From
all Wesean learn it promises to be 1ope' OF
the most successful masqoes of the season
We shall be on hand. We shall appear -Ss
Parthenia. LOOK out for u.s. u $ GS:R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

= oREcovERED The body. of the little boy
who was drowned while attempting TO
swim across High etreet, yesterday, has
been recovered. 1t was conveyed to the
residence of his discohsolate parents, not
very. dead, but very muddy ~ ,clt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

NOT RETIRED,-Wm. Wall, undertaken,
No: IL West State street, continues to un-
dertake funerals, and is prepared to attend
all orders on the shortest notice, and at
most reasonable terms. All the latest
styles of burial cases will be found at this
establishment, and he solicits share OF
public patronage. marl-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
Piano Tuning

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store. No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

The LATEST THREAT. -. =. Do you refuse
.1hy profered love, Jaiiana? Then there
Is IS nothing left for me to live for. The
worlds a blank Joys sun can never
again, shine for me, am adesperate man
care not to live. my love. rejected! Vain
world, adieu. I9terOss High street or per-
ish in the attempt.''-The rash youth tried
to cross--his foot slipped, and-HIc facet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

PRETfY 1GooDANot1 many days aago a
young lady from the country, went into
the store of a merchant not. more, than a
Thousand miles from Columbus, and asked
If herwished TO purchase couple ofchick7
ems, at, the same time throwing "a pair Of
live ones on the counter Why, yes" he
replied "a e but will they lay there?''--
meaning would they remain on the eoun-
ter for few moments. !" Lay there" in
fdfgnantIy retorted the rustic beauty mo,
-sirl they won't lay nowheres. Them's
roosters y, 81 ,iis, ,t - .T.a:..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
Cincinnati nrarket-march 2z.


2 .FL0UR--Unchanged but firm, with q fair local
demand. Trade brands sll 5O@is SO. and fancy at
WHEAT-Firm but Quiet; No. j j winter e 90. and
CORN-In good demand and prices higher. No.1
7475c IN bulk and SIC In sacks. 1t was offered for
future delivery At a rate below these without find
oATSEfirm with good demand at SO IN bulk,
RYE.Hald Al 81 479l So but 81 4ss1 % repre-
sBARGEYGUnchaHse -aoi oE i'os -fis, q
COTT0N-rDullagain; and prices nominal: mid
ding at 21921kc; no demand at the close because
Of the qnfaypfaRs news from I Eastern and English
: P0Rk-GT here wasa speculative demand At SPITE
9nd all 70 be had At this rate was taken. and W6s
he'd at $PS at the close, and some small lots sold at
= BULK AiEAFS-were offered more freely at tie
close and sold at Sc for shou ders and 1O9loc for
S%99ke for shoulders. and 1890 for cfear sides.
HAMS-Unchanged with moderate demG"d.
LARD-Very firm but demand light; city was
procured toa limited extsnt At I2Xe, but net mach
to I'D b. had heloy lSc keg !sh@14c ~, z-.f
GGHHEEEEssEEZSSsssSSy: GHEEsEZSsssSyy5 41@.l !a 46;a5i 10
, EGGS-Salesa at l5@lec with good demand. IT
SEEDS-Cover advanced to IOc, being in light
supply. and il the hands of one Or. two paTtiesE
GROCE RES UNCHANGED. r trnI ,,I~..,ft
, SgGAAR.Ssles at ll9E9is1l for Cuba. and 100
MohksSESGDun; New. Orleans sb@9Oc.g eh'r
GOFFEE125927c for fair to prime. ) Js}1.i7'
report of the PORK packing in the Nest The total
number of hogs packed is 425 254 against 7D5955
last season. The general average weight ,is 93z
IL sfsi0G 'P PSaaas s
last season. The shipment of hogs East over, the
aBatimore & Ohio and Pennsyav6aia Central rail-
Ways during the season. were s1als4 head AgIihPt
4SSS5 mead iast season Thegfesk WAS Oyer
'ne rennsyiYInl4 N ma NensialA iii lLG nj Ehd 73ya
nite cleveland maFakssLmafeh 2e.'1
FLO UR-2City- made Xxx Xh spring. from Na. Il
wheat $l2 259I2 rs; do do froId No! 9wheat SII IS
ola 90; eog, ,tgyzmsde sgg9g Sll 2S@Il So; XX!red
Winter s1S 5o9l5 s5; Xxx white winter si6 500
WHEAFGSaIes Fear No. 4 MiIvaukes spring at
5Per bn; lear o.2 red winter At "a 81 per ba.
.o2e eIf 90 Pss 81 from
~ t0ATS-Quiet: sales cars No, State at SAC from
RYE-Quiet at 81 10e1 16 per bu. S,r
EARLE f-Qniet; No. State held. ct 4asTe per
E9P0RK-sales No. i city4packed mess 1t a3s 90.
No.l2 mess $22 O0;lclear SIS 90. 9Jtt .>lfod IliD
LARDTCity rendered st lao in 6rkiDs and l3Xc
SMOKED MEATS-Saies Suear-cnred hams at
l5c plain hams 14c; shoulders at 1Ic dried beef &c;
breakfast bacon l5c.3it i,u fi1 E L.tW ! .sfi.tl
MESS BEEr-No. Lefty packed sls 90; extra
BUTTER-Strictlyp prime is scarce and in demaJd
At 3oSs2 = good roll at ss9ase common grades Is
CHEEsE-In light demand and diitsd steady at I4allfo
for fai to choice dairy and factory, in round lots
h@l for very choice selected factory. in small
way yilI.ii Iss9i is,3 h.irya Z - = .flii-T
HIGHW1NES-DuTfa and held nomiinalIy at 50 g.
oIAECoHOLAED SPIRITS AA1Sohol, ss per cent.
s.aa4s Pfodf gqSsps sSEat! s@gr. 81 lss
Refined free, Safl6ts.2 ~ AfI NPs .IIl71I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

= SPRING SHAwLs.-A. C.. Headley & Co
have this day received a very handsome lot
of Paisley, Premiere, Electoral, Moire and
Loreley Square Shawls. Call and see.
mch23-dIw =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

Ten CENT -LUScH.-Yisit returning
rom the Opera House Tonight, will find a
tip top bowl of soup at Jake Gloss 6. Co.'S,
d3 West State street, t-ta5-fs & 2osasf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

II REsPoNs1BLE LE The local of the ottGaoO
.eouity Uato,e is responsible for the fOllow
ing atrocions conundrum: -afuo17 - ,a
What ordinary Quaker name is wellsuit-
ed for an auctioneer? ,O-bid-higher (Obe-
diahl. aga..n. - .tl-L..lg gt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

DEBATING CLUE No. 1.-The popular
debates of this Club are looked forward
to with more interest than the debates of
Congress. The question argued last Thurs
day was live one, one all feel an interest
in. We can't say as much for tonight, for
they are to debate on a question of deep
interest to sentimental young Misses and
young men who can show the mere suspi-
cion, of moustache: ResoEoed, That it is
harder to bear the Inconsistency than the
death of a betrothed loved one. You can
count on us in the negative of that propo-
sition. If a feller's gal goes back on him,
its the sign of a philosopher to let her go
but there is, in the thought of giving over
to grave-worms the lips that spoke of love,
and kiss for kiss, returned a something that
does not in any mannermeet our commen-
dation. We know the question will be han
died as we'll as such an one can be, but ouI
advice to them is, let the sentimental go
Seek the practical and the useful.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
) Paving Notice.

TO al eUAoni It may C6Acer7s:s y tHn--t"i = ]t
7i9A l',, i1 2'1 D.. CiTY CLERKS OFFICE, E
iiiS i9,''4'"t' COLUMBUS. o., March l9. 1851 G
Notice is hereby tsrocesdine bIve bass+a
instituted in the City Council of O6ium mbus RI.
making the following improyemsnts. eto-Wit;l.77.Ss
cutters and crossings on the north side Of Donfid
sen street from Fifth street to Seventh street z
,nAlso. for grading land paVingl the unpaSed sldS
Fourth street to Straight alley, and Tor gradne and
gfateling the ROAD way of the Sans. f'rrs ,ttf
estimates to be prepared By the City Cffif 5S1ef
neer, and fled in the Office Of the City Clerk -
propose are feduifed to ne theif
claims IN the OfAee Of the Clerk IN writing ON of
befOrs7thei Thirds day Of May. A; ID. 1851. ..16T
nchai-dltdN4w w1sd 2nf ASh Cis1 TfiI1CHisf Clerk. kst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

A FUNNY BoY.[The editor of the Zanes-
vale Courier takes a portion of two, Of, our
articles, and, true to his instincts, cobbles
them together and declares us crazy. In
one we stateda fact, generally admitted,
thafhe is an ass in the other proclaimed
him s.bold." We are satisfied he admits the
truths the first charge, by the ease,with
which he admits the second He didn't
comprehend, this ass that we meant ''bpld''
In . ,Piekwickian sense. a littleistofy IL
illustrates: show do l look this morning,
Zeke p, asked a master of his serRAut.-
-.sBold, sab bold as "a lion" fAs q hon,
you heather. Where did you ever see ia
lion pr a.Seed slipnin thewoods, naarster'
iHeiMara q singin'-heehaw. heehaw." The
beauty of the text ieth in the application
thereof. - -. -Ez,r.,-.. .q
nss We advise all in want Of Paper Hang
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-Common
salt, in doses of a tablespoonful, every third
hour, dissolved in water, commencing fif-
teen hours anterior to the time for the next
paroxysm, is one of the best domestic rem
edies for intermittent fever. The ma
tient should also evacnate the bowels with
RoBACK's BLOOD PILLS, and use the SroM-
ACH. BTrTERs as tonic. This treatment
will be found very beneficial, and often
cure the worst case of fever and ague.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

:: New GooDs.-A. G. Headley & Co. are
daily receiving new Spring Goods. -
mar22-1w 80 -s-i3 g-.aes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, neas
aigh street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
or series of years to the trea ment of certain pr
vate diseases. he may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank sfGs--l-ll,.--
ch2a1R5m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

FRANsFERRED YEsTERDAY.+-The folio wing
transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterdays: ? x = -
All. Ryan; and wife to Wesley Lewis,
March I'd, 5 acres of land in Franklin town
ship, for $1,000. 8af THs TrHg
Joseph F. Martin and wife to Nathan
Knowles. March 9th, quit claim to lot No
" in Deshler's addition to the city of Co.
Iumbus, for $500. a-i
Nathan Knowles to Sarah J. Martin,
March 9th, quit claim to lot No. % in
Deshler's addition to the city of Columbus
for $500. 'as ssi u 800 .s'- ....] " D.
Frances Zachman to Augusta Guile
March 9th, part of lot 2 in Gilbert's addi-
tion to the city of Columbus, for $L0O.
Green Lawn Cemetery to Samuel Sharp
December 3lst, 1866, lot 40, section D, for
$148 30. .-...
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER-Mr
Casper Hertz, living on Third street, be-
tween South street and South Public lane
got up yesterday morning from his bed
about four o'clock. AS he opened his front
door and stepped out, he was assaulted by
rufian who was concealed behind the
steps, and hit three times with what is sup
posed to have been an iron bar, and robbed
of some $50. His head is badly cut in three
different places, one cash across the fore
head being fearful one. The robber is
unknown. Mr.. Hertz lately received sum
of money from son who is in the regular
army, and it is thought the assailant knew
this, and was waiting for a chance to
break into the house for the purpose OF rob-
bing it, when Hertz's appearance changed
the plan of action and induced the assault
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

FILLED YEsTERDAY-The certificate OF
incorporation of the Fort Recovery and
netionTQrnpike company, organized for
the purpose of building azturnpike road
from Fort Recovery to Junction. $22,200
9. T. Kufis, VIM. H. Light, d. K Swisher,
j. P. Peters, levi Wolf, E. P. Vanrickle