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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Cleveland al markeI-A1prfi 81 i1 q. y,

3 FLogR-We still quote City+msde Xxx spring.
from 40. wheat, $l4 509l5 90; do do frnm Np.S
wheat. Sl4 O09l5 90; Xxx red winter els O09I I0 so;
XXX white winter SI7@19. .fGf;. tTfW 9t.J ET
hWHEAT-Hoders firm at the latest reported
prices. and we quote No. Milwaukee spring sleady
at 90 80 from store. = - !.
BG0RNEHolders demand 81 o. for new shsIled
from store. but buyers views did not go beyond
81 o. and in most cases 81 OF was thebest oerthat
could be had, ,.f,..-. ,-.-s,. So. ,. !. -.
OATSZSteady and prices nominal. Z ii.s'l 20
R4E-Inactive and prices nominal. Hl,fi iefis
iBAE LEY -Quiet and nominal. & now doH "a
,PORkS-No-l city packed mess at 80 0o No. 2do
do $22 90; clear S25 co. -. -. -, =
LARD4Quiet and steady for city rendered at l4c
IN frkins and 13He in. herces country rendered 81
Smoked MEATs2Salss 600 lbs sugsr-curess rs
hams at i5c; 1000 lbs plain hams at 14c; dried
beef 22c shoulders 1lc breakfast bacon I5c: cleai
rib bacon 15c. .vIIsYot a63 5si3 lt0I t,zic sTa
NESS BEEF-No.al ] city-paoked SIS 90; extra
TrBB TIER Small sales choice We tern Reserv,
roll and tub at 24925c; common to good quAlitiet
range at 1892 nOitl ififi $50 zsJfi.- sJyIa
CnEESE-New is arriving slowly and prices are
quoted at range of . l5c for inferior to choice
EGGS-Stcady.u Sales brls at IecL 7tsil1 ri
. fHIGHWINkS S-Dull and steady at 81 25.tf,- q
/ ALC0HOLAN SP1RITS-AIcohoI, 9s per cent.
- 1904 As Cologne Spirits, go per cent, a. IS:
Neutrs Proof Spirits 80 4392 4Sl 80 T-Ifif jHflj
I = sPETR0LEUM-Refned in bond, present de-
hyery. 2o@2lc !; free 40@42c. -. +.f-fb
SEEDS-Cloyer held At Sl1 so. Timothy q 759
9 co.. NiJouf TdU .f7lH1 IL lF21f II 1IfI'
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Indians SURROUND Horse 81
Sta atiOn-AlI stock Driven Off,

tatiOn-AD stock Driven Off,
i ST. LOUIS, April 30.-An Omaha dispatch
says: The report telegraphed to the New
York Herald, April 81, that Gen. Augur
was about to move west from Fort Phil.
KearDey with 5000 troops, and that 11.O0O
Indians were encamped between. Forts
Kearney and Smith waiting for grass to
commence hostilities, aud Gen. Haneoek's
expedition being in distress, is pronounced
an unmitigated hoax at Gen. Augur's head
A Fort Laramie dispatch of the 2Sth
says that Indians surrounded Horse Shoe
station and fighting is now going on. A
telegraph supply train was attacked on the
21st, seventy miles west of Laramie and all
stock driven off, and ali provisions destroy
ed. No more work can be done on the tel
egraph line without an escort. ,les4s gqi.rf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

DIET.-The dietetic part of medicine is
no inconsiderable branch, and deserves a
much greater share of regard than it COM
monty meets with. A great variety of dis
eases might be removed by the observance
of a proper diet and regimen without the
assistance of medicine, were it not for the
impatiehce of the sufferers. On all oc-
casions, it may come in as ssproper assist
ant to the cure" and we would particularly
caution the afflicted thataih taking ROback' $
BLOOD PILLS and BLOOD PURIFIER they
must not expect cures to be performed
without due observance of the diet. With
theaRobGcE's STOMACH BTTTERs it is differ
ent, for. they give tone to the stomach and
increase the appetite by assisting digestion.
mayl-daWlW.da ;a. tca .i,s 3 10 Tfl&iE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

CAPTTAL5 Cry SOCIAL TEMPLE.--At
meeting of Capital City Social Temple No
Is, held at Templar's Hall, Tuesday even
ing, April 80, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: c. Decker.
B. p. IT,; Miss Minerva Flack, s.. p. T.;
Miss Sadie Breyfogie, S. v. T.; Thomas
Miskell, b. VT; Miss Josephine Rockey,
S"U; George H. May, B. u; Miss Mollie
GIassford, S. r.; James Spencer. B. r.; H.
S. Roekey, B. f. R.; Mrs. II. F. Rockey, S.
r.; Miss Elsie Fletcher, s. G.; Ed. d. w.
Lawrence, o. S.; L. L. L. lRoekey, b. C. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Closing of the North German ParIIa
I men-Speech of the King.

The North German Parliament was clos
ed on the 18th by the King, whose speech
expressed infinite rsatisfactiono at seeing
around him the members of the House.. He
congratulated them upon having establish
ed upon solid foundation the Constitu-
tion, whose development would leave to
future Federal AUTHORITY the attributes
indispensable but sufficient for the pros
perity and power of the confederation aid
the individual States, while the future is
guaranteed by the loyalty of the Bund,
who have retained their freedom in
all the departments $:wherein variety
and development is indispensable and sal
utary.o Popular representationBis secured
by that cooperation in carrying out
great, national objects, which correspond
to the, spirit of existing acquisitions rof
country, and the necessity of Govern
ment to see their action supported by
the agreement of the German people. The
time has arrived when German Fatherland
is able to uphold its place, its rights, its
dignity, by its own collective strength and
national self consciousness, which has met
with powerful echo from all quarters of
Germany. None the less, however, are
Governments and people of Germany
unanimous that regained power of nation.
has. above all, to uphold its significance
by rendering secure all blessings of peace.
The King closed by asking God to bestow
CdIucIlduQs =
Count Bismarck declared the session
closed, amidst three cheers for the King.
The statements that diplomatic re-
! lations made by the Governments
of France and Prussia respecting
Luxembourg is semi-officially denied
and from Berlin 2 Officially declared
that with the exception of an Increased or
ganization on line and land, where begun
1 last autumn and now completed, rendered
necessary by the new acquisition Of terri
| toEYrynol special military measures have
| been adopted. The Rhenish fortresses are
not armed. and no unusual demands are
made upon firearm factories. SRA 'i1s.l %
| THE Dutch Government had ordered its
diplomatic agents to refrain henceforth
| from all interference in the affairs of the
grand duchy of Luxembourg.
The financial administration of Poland is
placed wholly under the control of the
Prussian Minister of finance.
Tumults inOporto on account of the new
taxes, has been suppressed by the military
without loss of life. - < a - &
James McHenry sailed for the United
States on business, connected with the in
vestigating committee of5the A. & G. r. R
| Bankers in Constantinople gave the colo
shoulder to the applications for a Govern
ment loan which would have yielded y pei
cent. per year. te9e t1 -77g - e el
II
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= aAffaIrnafnI Iifehmond .

The Herald's special says The firm Of
j.. Steenbeck & Co., of Richmond, Va
against whom an attachment was recently
$4,000, and in consequence of which theiI
store has been closed, have taken steps tC
quash the attachment, and in order to in
demnify themselves have instituted suit fol
$250,000, and caused a 9arnishee attachment
to be served on about 200 reputed debtors
of Claflin & Co., in various parts of Viz
n F. -sf.. FL
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: MARRIAGE MAR r. N6;l GUIDE - ID

A MOTHER EDITION. JUST PUB
n lished, being the 3sthJpf the POCKET ESCU-
LAPIUS. or Every One his own Doctor including
3 Treatise on Diseases of Females, Irregularities,
&c., with @ hundred engrayingss explaining those
diseases. in both sexes. By W1E. YOUNG, n. u. q
self-abuse orthose distressing diseases incidental
to youth manhood or old age, without resorting to
the quacks of the present day.
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book as it dis
closes important secrets, which should be known to
them particularly.
Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined
his constitution by the debasing habit of seabuse
It will be sent to all parts of United States an
Canadas for so cents. Address, i.asss.s
No. 4ie Spruce street. Philadelphia, Penn.
iunel4.Wly
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Canada smuEgIers.

= Information has been received at the
Treasury Department that the Canadian
officers of custom are aiding and abetting
in every possible way smuggling of goods
into the United States Merchants and
men of acknowledged responsibility in
Canada and England are said to have em-
barked capital in this contraband business
and all the watchfulness of Government
officers cannot entirely prevent the ocea-
sional introduction of goods free of duty.
Secretary Seward attended the Cabinet
meeting to-day iiuI -tsl.5fl RI 5;,f o1
The japanese Commissioners will be
presented to the President tomorrow, 100
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
New York Wool Market-Aprii 81.

The market has been much quieter this week than
was expected. MANY supposed that the auction sale
would excite the market to considerable extent.
but, although the sale brought large number tf
buyers into market on Wednesday, they proved to-
be more lockers on than even inquirers iilfs tItg
hile manufacturers are not, disposed to pay any.
higher prices, and if possible lower so that thes can
afford to their machinery fu time and feel that
they are making some profit. dea ers not disposed
to give way much; their hopes of better prices are
based upon the fact that stocks are low decide0lv
ow upon this marke', and desirable good con. i
ltioneu wool is very There Is very little XX
or picklock wool on the market. x wOnl is in as
good supply any kind, yet there are more mil Q
working this grade than all others. -
I There had been large number of manufacturers
and dealers in town during the week. having Teen
drawn together BY the anhouncement of the public
sale of wool onsWednesday last. BUYERS VINO at2
tended the sale but who did not offer Bid on that
occasion. went out immediately after the sale and
paid better prices at private sale. - tfh 5iNs5,t =
The sales for the week include 500 600 ih fleece
ranging from 81 q65c for Xxx and Ohio 50d 600
for WESTERN 5216@55c for STATE; 50955c for Micbi-
gan and Wisconsin; 100000 ID pulled, 3l944c for
SUPER and 45@54c for extra; 10 bales East India,
part at 2Oc; 27o bales Western. on private terms;
10000 Id unwasbed SAC; so 600 Id California 26@36c:
$4,000 lb secured SOC for very coarse. and 72c
for fine; $4,000 lbs Texas, 1s &c. 10000 Mexican,
211Zc. Eft st5e3f -ff fl-ttJ fttttsitff1 Eltii2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Paving Notice.
10 all qohon1 1t may concern:
I - 80 z.I,Im1re ef,I nH,r, nrEIf,u

To al qoh0n1 tt may coeeefn -
/ 80 esisz 2LCITY CLERKS OFFICE, /
COLUMBUS, o., April y, 1861
Noticeis hereby given that proce ediugs have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to wit:
cutters and crossings and for grading and gIaveling
the roadway of Center alley from broad street to
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and fled in the Office f the City Clerk. ai5sI
/ All persons claiming damages account of said
proposed Improvements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the CleTks in writing. ON
Z, 's...l 80 p ~ + j.. E., WILSON -
| apr25- -dltaw4wl 80 l.ff,, City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
THE OUTOAST,

youth sat silent. and in his woful face, -
Vnce Innocent, might now beseen the shadow ofdis-
he'd fallen from his high estate. and sought for
''My reputation gone" he cried. II ne'er can smile
again.. $50
But as be shed in bitterness the tear.
ms isienos spproached aad soothing words tney
They bade him blot from memory SPACE the past and
The future only. that he might commence his life
He did so, and aittle while his soul was pure and
From eyi! thoughts temptations power, and all un-
But soon 6y guilty pleasures shaft again his heart
Once more be fell, but By his friends he was once
more forgiven. 1880
And there was one through all his guilt forever at
Whp strOve with more than human love his glarine
In every dark and stormy time sister near him
Beseeching him to shun the ILL., and learn to choose
1ne good. hE se5
A year rolled rOund-and by that time lamentabls
The victim of ruthless fend. the trusting sister
.She loved not wisely but too welI',-and was her
Had she friend to counsel her Not One except in
heaveni test hissa
Hervery brother that her voice had pleaded most to
save, Rat .aaFlrs $40
Heaped curses on her hapless head. and wished her
Her father who had seen her grow in beauty meath
his eye, i-isse - stff-gE5I no
Addressed her as loathsOme wretch. and cast her
forth to die. teJ ,se.s.4I ~ a,t.fsfH
Dark was thenight-and as she walked along the
The outcast trembled as she felt the chilling icy
sleet. ~. .i.4l
hereached I,fty edifce-4n the hard porch her
bed,
And as she sweetly sunk to rest. " Forgive him,
Heaven" she said.
Next morning when daylight broke her stifened
And hurriedly was taken up and put beneath the
ground,
NOPrayer was read. no tear was shed when she was
laid in earth, Is -s-.rr -rf
And he who wrought her fall is thought gentlemen
OF acortA. - .s
Now why is this ? Should not wretch who tramples
in the dust
A young hearts dearest offerings forever be &C
cursed -
Should not he be compelled to feel the worlds Sc
verest ban.
And meet the undisguised contempt of every honest
mAn1
A wretch who fell from grace in GaliIee of yore
Was told by Him who died for u.s. ITO go and sin no
- more"
But now, if woman steps aside, societywill cry, e
Sin on. there's no grace for you, sin ever till you
81. die. lsy fflfzfT748 1fei5, = aFa = = 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Ben. FggIeston nIarried. .

NEW York, April 3O.-The annual meet
ing of the New York Associated Press will
take place at the Metropolitan Hotel, in
this city, May Sth.s 8ds> ats s 1eos
married here on Saturday to Miss Mary e
Davis, of Cincinnati. -dHHY .e-7sFf5sg jil'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
New YORK STOCK Market-AprfI 90.

= STOCKS-Ohio CertifcaAes PAX a245<; Canton
l3I<045: Cuuberand Goa % 132; Qaieksiiv yer 29k
@aSZ: Msfiposa preferred 2o92oz; Western Union
Telegraph zoT94l: New York Centrals VS. @9s2<;
IO4; MichigaH Sonthern 6eN Illinois Central ll3k;
Pittsburgh "a; Toledo lI21z l13; Rock Island s9K
@sgX; North western 351< g36 do preferred 6lz@
lx Fort Wayne 55<@s5 y Pacific Mail lxe9
l2szz; Atlantic Mail 93@9Sk; Border .Sta 9 Bo9ds
Coupons a. new Tennessee 59H; North .CsEolins
s46k; Missouri 9546; Hannibal st Joseph bolds
S0H@80K Pacific bonds e5N@S5X; Steamship
shares firm: Coal shares steady: Miscellaneous
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, april 80, 1867.

Tuesday, april 30, 1867,
! ilez .sa UNITED STATES HOTEL. ssgt Is
Mrs Nightingale. CirclevilIe. o; J Swigart
Napoleon, .; Il q MeHenry, Norwalk, o; 81 d
ShuIl, Cincinnati. o. Mort Hollenback, w Eq-
SSeeder. Harrisburg, D; w w Dexter P6iiadel:
ga gpsaPs Ps cty ! sS5 ss5sTs 5RRsGs 6 fRT VIII
son and ladies, Chiicothe, o; David Gayman; Vim
S%Sss sT@ Fo" Bafss6le 81 O. BrS
W smith, London. o.. j P Steel. Circieville. .;
%iom g Gp SS %s.bsst %NGHB1s H:S fBsDG Bs,
Zen Skies. Gaiena, 3; g d Waldo. Delaware. 9;
Ifrankin;cc. o. lJohH / Greer. City; 81 Bosnian
er aO6 sdy Alton SSfJeE shsd1n Bnc & Y
Barker. W9TthingtO3, o; D Watson Cs velSnd
township; Wash Reese and family. amiton town.
Pickeway co. o: VIII Warner, Cleyelabd. Q; A
FILantz. Lancaster. o; G W ROby. City; Lun
Indianapolis, Ind. gs#l4 ~ d .,g r.1
GooDALE HOUSE.
ia Rea, city; R Fl Garner, city; J Thomas and
So W Sh6Gss
Xs Ohio oS;G oMarner HE1tnsdo2 1G1s aSsd 9hIS;
Ohio Isaac Gass. Manifold, Ohio. r~--7
$50 ~ 80 r NEIL HOUSE.
WF O'Callaghan; New York; w Fl Stiles. Zanes-
Xittsburshi e Q Converse, Boston Massi,L Tqsy.
g. bcSmsb New York f.cStt 2sStsbas
F Thornton. Cleveland; Jacob Renal. Ashtabpla; I
Mass; Phil q Crawford, P6iIsdeipbia; David
columbus; r G Mackchesney. Pitt7burgh; S s Hos
and Sonn M. os
ID j Beam. New Paris. U. ~
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FROM RALEIGH.
senator wilson at RaIeigh, N. Q.

3, Senator Wilson at KaIeIgh9 n. .,
RALEIGH, N. C., April Ex-senator Will
rican, Church.n,The Senator advised the
negroes to educate themselves; to acquire
property and buy land. He then denounced
the 1atter-day saints, and cautioned the ne7
groes against them.l He was followed by
two colored speakers, who made eonserya-
tive speeches. u,3 .a rsf .ssfa.i bad
h The Senator spoke at Capitol Square to
day, in the same vein as last night, and was
latter was several of the most prominen
citizens. --a- -~.r=-s 5,ses---- .--asF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
FROM CINCINNATI.

600 Men Enter the Town OF seymour,
Ind, Carry off a Negro, and Hang
him.
CINCINNATI, April 30-A special to the
Commercial from Seymour, Indiana. says
that about two hundred men entered that
town yesterday afternoon and forcibly
seized a negro, man named Mitchell, and
took him to the woods and hung him.
They also seized two white men, named
Stewart, and threatened to hang them. The
cause of this violence was the robbery of a
store in the northern part of that county,
in which these three men were engaged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Meeting of the StockhOIders of the
.f7 {. PennsY lVania Railroad. 80

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-At a meeting
of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania
railroad to-day, the report of special
committee was received fully indorsing the
policy of the present management in in
Guiding fast freight lines, and stating that
the affairs of the company were in sound
and prosperous condition. An increase of
capital is recommended to extend the
works and increase the efficiency of the
company. The report was unanimously
accepted. .'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

TkfaxIhfL1xN's LAST Issue IA friend has
has favored as with the sight of q. very
rare ceia, being q Mexican Dollar coined
during the brief and turbulent reign OF
Mxximilian. On the one side lis medal
lion of Max with his huge mustache and
impeffal, surrounds by the words r Maxi
miliane EmperadoF;" !" and on the other with
the Mexican eagle, who has assumed
cr6w6l for this occasion only, standing on
tie National Cactus and strangling the
Legendary and the words g sImperic
Mexicana. Peso. 1862 There was bus
little money Of any kind minted during the
continuance Of the Empire, and In ayear OF
two these Mexican dollars Of the Empire
viii be worth their weight in gold, be-
cause Of their scarcity .asss j sas19slz. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Counterfeit PIates.

Charles Uhlrich, one of the most expert
of counterfeiters, has been held for exami-
nation. A large number of copperplates,
for the manufacture. of counterteits on
State banks, mostly in New England, was
discovered buried at Patterson, N. j., La
belled 1866.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

MARRIAGE LdoENsEs ISSUED FOR April.
-l--Dnri ag the month of April there were
: issued BY the Probate Court so marriage
Theenses. For the sa1le month In 1866 there
were but ~ issued, and 81 in 1866.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

A FAMILY REMEDY. -'sGoe's 2 Cough
Balsam."5 These have become household
words with very many families, and the
merits 0f the article justly entitle it to our
confidence and patronage. The Originator
does not claim to be a physician, but has
evidently hiS upon prescription that
meets the wants of alarge class of sufferers
Some are testifying, that it has actually
cured thenrot consumption It is no doubt
the -eonsumptive's best friend, while for
coughs, hoarseness, and kindred troubles
we think it has no equal. We predict fol
it a worldwide reputation and extensive
sale. may1-d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01
Paner miII.Rnrnt.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 3O.-The ex-
tensive paper works of Jessup & Moore
four miles from Wilmington, was totally
burned yesterday afternoon; accidental.
Loss 100000; insured for $I15,00O. % 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

- DrsMrssED on PAYMENT OF Gosrs.--The
charge of living In 4 hoese of prostitution
preferred against Hattie Johnson, before
the Mayor on Monday, By Mr.. Kizer, was
on yesterday dismissed on her paying the
costs. The cases Of Susan Stump and Mag
gle Stewart were continued until Friday
NEXT = elsas0Ek0t ssefS6 3tS /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

= CrNcINNATI SAVINGS SOCIETY by alaw
passed the past winter, the Auditor, Comp
troller and Secretary of State are made a
Board of Commissioners to examine and
regulate Savings Societies in this State,-
This Board met and organized yesterday,
and the first application for charter was
from the Cincinnati Savings Society, which
filed its certificate of Incorporation yester-
day. taisI8 Era vs. '#sfqoa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

MAD Doc KrLLED.--4A mad dog was kill
ed last evening near the depot. Our in
:;fornant assures us that it was ~ clear case
.sdf hydrophobia. and created great excite
menE I'm the nei0hborhood. 3 1ael So
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Cincinnati Iarkel-AApriii so...t ssCoL.t

,-ft = ssOf9 f.na
FLOUR-Firm but quiet; superfne $d2@ls; trade
brands $l49l6 ss7ssfs sss-sia atFslf III
WHEAT-Held at Sc higher. but irregular; very
little sound offered.
C0RN.DuII and prices lower. closing at V4c in
bulk and 81 O5 in sacks.
OATS CLOSED dull at 699f0c.
s. RYE-S1 E09Ir II. am rst q i,.sf = esierTri2
, ,WHlSKY-Dull. Sales at 26c in bond. >,
COT TfON-Dull and prices unsettled and nominal
at 27c for middling. nUliu Ju3e51q fG bafrs3Ho9
J LPR0YISI0NS-Dull and prices, nominally un-
changed, ,Is.,,,,Tif7 .s5T -..I5t. ,,,.-, -,
Lard Held at 1axc, but not in much demand .
FBUTTER-Unchanged htfufitfHth'' nDitHJ "a
CHEESk-Unchanged. HfIE 8ufnf- .92aIftHs
-SEED-Nothingd done. fi-,5~. Fue .sfsftffis a. .
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BY sTEAmER.

Arrival of the City of Washington.
NFw YORK. April -30.-The steamship
City of Washington, from Liverpool 18th
and Queenstown 18th, has arrived.
1t appears that the court at Cadiz de-
clared the capture of the Queen Victoria
illegal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-01

a Washington special says: A promi-
nent Republican has bought farm of
nearly 400 acres, which he proposes to d.
vide into small lots to be sold to freedmen,
to be set apart for the benefit of education
al institutions for eolored people. Cost of
land $50 OCO -