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SAN FRAScIsco. June l3.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CHICAGO, June Is.
The Republican Springfield special sa, s.;
The Joliet Peuitentiary embrogho causes
considerable comment. and the present pros
pect is that the Governor will call another ex-
tra session to morrow to consider the matter.
The present lessees. Root. Hatch & Barnes,
have notified the Governor that they will sur
srender their Lease on the Both inst. They
state that in three months they have lost be-
tween sixty and seventy thousand dollars.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, June l8.
The great Yacht race came off to day, and
was won by the Phantom, Commodore Steb
bins vessel. The Palmer was I'd, Magic 3D.,
Dauntless 4th, Evylinn 5th, Annie 9th, Ram
bier 7th, Sylven 9th, Nautilas 9Th, White
Wing 10th and Vesta 11th One hour twen>
ty minutes and fifty seconds separated the
first and last boats.
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Hydrometers, Thermometers, Saehrom-
ctcrS.
S Bridges s......N0s & Estes House.
HARNESS & SADDLES.
A Hagny ........4........M Main street-bet Sd 4th.
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Political and Financial Con
dition of New Orleans.
GOLD CLOSED 1873 1-S
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
The case Of Surratt wes resumed this
morning. The list-o talisman ordered yes
terday, we're called, and several excused.
The National Inteliigencer says il has an
thority for stating that the Cabinet has de-
cided that military officers in the South have
no power to remove State officers.
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
T.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO, June I3.

CHICAGO, June l3.
The Joarnars st. Louis special says: At
the premium sale Of tobacco, by K. b. Booth
this morning, the first premium was taken by
T. b. jackson, OF Franklin county. Missouri,
and was OF the quality known as bright man
uiacturing leaf The tobacco was bought
by w. Van Horn, of Chicago, for $3.50 per
100 lbs
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June 13.
An attempt was made to fire some build
ings on St. Charles street this forenoon, but
was frustrated. Ii it had been successful it
would have destroyed several heavy business
houses. The object was to swindle the insu,
rance companies.
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Robertson Albers. .........,......l20 Main street.
4 g Mcqueen Main street.
Cox i Irviu.............corne Fifth Main streets
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ENFcIrlrE MANsloN. l

Boston:
Executive MANSION,
WASHINGTON. D. c., June II.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 7th ut ,
rendering to me, in accordance with avote OF
the City Council, the hospital,ies of the city
of Boston during my contemplated visit
intend being present at the dedication of
the new Masonic Temple in your city on the
oath inst, and during my short stay will
feel honored to accept the hospitalities Of
your city, receiving them with a reciprocation
of friendship and courtesy which prompted
the Council in their OFFER
With great respect, very truly yours,
Andrew IoHSsaS
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FROM AQUA CREEK.

AouAI CREEK, June Is.
In the prize fight between Collier and
Aaron the latter was the victor. Sixty rounds
we're fought. Collier was badly punished.
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BANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank Main st-bet Sd A 4th.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

FORTRESS MoSBoE, Juue -.
A she'll. taken from the rebel ram Merri-
mac, exploded yesterday at the Navy Yard,
doing considerable damage, bat injuring no
person.
Albany, June l3.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day q
motion to make a separate Committee on
Canals was lost on tie vote after a lengthy
debate.
SAN FRASCIsco. June l3
The Unipn State Convention nominated
Gee c. Gorhsm for Governor. The first
ballot stood Gorham, 1e7 Bidwell, 1872.
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iowa TN 1867!
MPLETE TNSIX MUM BERS.
BY j. r. CARY.
Author of "T0ur OF Iowa Counties"
As Recently PubIished In the Iowa
state Register.

The favor with which ihe letters Of the Tour have
beea received both home aud abroad induces the
thor TO commence the present Publication. believing
that he eau render an important ssrviee Iowa. aud
place before the citizens OF the oil der States the nof
nation they DESIRE aud 10 the firm best suited 10 their
wants
Each number will contain map Of the State; also q
map Of OF its leading and faithful de-
scrpion Of the eouatie- through which II passes The
agricultural and mineral Of the viii
he particularly noted, we'll the tusiuess OF the
tgs ns their Manufactures facilities for trade pros
peets &c ac All desirable aud available statistical
Information w be given In order that the reader may
ohtxn clear idea OF the present condition Of the d
efeut counties and the value Of lADds aad other prop
srty 10 the
The SIX numbers together ars dedgnsd TO be
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HATS. caps AND NOTIONS.
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GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 son........-Je ehnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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Howe ....,.-....59 Main street.
duncan, karle & Co.......l40 liz Main street.
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cRookERy a QUEENS WARE.

Vencill, Jones { Co.....eor Third 4 Main Streets
Hess, Stern Co...-..-car second ( Main streets.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, June l3
The following is the Presidents reply to
an invitation OF the city government TO visit
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Ff%tNN - yRFte
DT virtue of DEED a rust. executed 70 me By NJ
ID Buiiugs xn.e It Hnstou, Hawkes. Hustos,
tbs b, u cs.1 Isade sou Strange CO dated
ssr' ~ 1855 saFnu=i \. Miller trustee, VII
proceed ell the tfeprty thrf.in dsseriDed the
9th daf II .usat Is b%tHern the hours of o'clock
ard sei9es p "a .e1mzsen-iug at oclccf p N ,
fyf tfrr thr of the Clerk Ofane Of the Dis
tfirt Court IN Ks4knk ce esnntY Iowa The property
j. thus strhtd ~, light ia slocf isl CITY OF =
okuk Lee soaby. Iw, sui Lots ons three, ave- seven,
nier, eleven thirteen tOurtsen hteea sixteen. eight
en- tn -nty twenty two AMI tweniy fonr In Rarney
Addition tho said City keokak brink four md ont
~ the soathAst quarter OF th> south en- st
quarter n the north qs.rtsr of secion twenty
four Ts~nsAip ssts-hss moth. " fAngs fse vest q
sd Lee County as The tfn.ttr viii convey the in.
tYayh3 es bira, less tsleH ABd tar titles
SAMUEL ? MILLER.
i.lt-f9u Trustee.
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ROOTS & sHoEs-RETAIL

Stewart Dean............e Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Maiess ss.................S0 Main street.
Huiskamp a Bro ..... Main street-bet 4th & 5th.
Hart, Main street
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RY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
II Cabinet Council Decision.
Department Commanders Cannot
Remove Civil Oflibers.
President Johnsono's Reply to
City Council Of Boston.
He will be Present at the Deaica-
tion the New Masonic Temple
LATE MEXICAN ADVICES.
Shooting of Meiia and Other Officers
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
@ Bridges .............. Nos & Estes lIous
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Coin, Silver Ware.
q Bridges cs..................Nos 4 ? Estes House.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S g Bridges. ges..................Nos & Estes House
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GRocFRs WHOLESALE.

Gold. Silver and Ivory Mounted Caats
& Bridges........... ........ Nos A Estes House.
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Clocks Wholesale d Retail
q prilves Nos 4 . Estes IIons,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
n Surge 46 South Levee
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uRues-wHoLEsALE q RETAIL.

rM Shelley Sons Main street
Kramer, Irwin 4 ............IoS Main street
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Babbit's Pure SaIerafus.
THE most valuable intnse. offered very low to III,
l. trade BY RoBKRTSOS-A ALBRRs
mch2e1
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Engraving Brands, & Seals.

G Bridges. Nos Estes House.
EGGS g. BUTTER
Pond Co............eor Main / Ninth streets
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Department Commanders Cannot
Remove Civil Offibers.
President Johnson0's Reply to
City Council Of Boston.
He will be Present at the DeAica-
ton ofthe New Masonic Temple
LATE MEXICAN ADVICES.

Shooting of Mejia and Other Officers
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DRY GOODS -wHoLEsALE.

DE T IsTNN
! c Ingcrsoll~...eor Third Main. Cup stairs).
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American Watches.

ROOTS & sHoEs-wHoLEsA
Hambeton 4 Huiskamp..-.........e3 Main street.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


n Ss
Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House.
- ...---...-,Second street
james Ii. Anderson .............cor. Main 4 "a sts
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Carey lie Faivre...... Main street--bet 9TH 9Th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
News of the Day.
GENERAL NEWS.

weoth GENERAL NEWS.
Com closed yesterday evening, at 1874.
Mn. GREELEY lately made great fun for
one of his Western audiences by beginning
his lecture in this way "Iadies and gen.
tlemen. I believe It is universally acknowl-
odrad that 7 am the worst public speaker
q eho T1n,toa ststes.p NOT soul could
d,.r,;,o tho. proposition.
- ,,.do .ho;-
.u,,as.a.oo 80 a. ,bo wIlminoton. N. G.. mar
Ipt ~ Monday Reino early runners,
g. ..,.d NO I,,tle sensation. which is
,,ot 90 ho wondered ar n the prjce for which
tnov woro sold "a taken into consideration.
~ 1ohr p;sbon of tbe pilot House. be-
camo the nurcbaser at $40 per pair.
- r.t,..,s = .ho,o 40 ,s;15 hnrdrod and
N A rm-,ses. 80 Soo,o.;o, ~ o.,.h1;.hod
my -ono tio'..e'S SoN's ~ ,.sSsro..aa.
On 'nef f'o-ope, ar,'o |, p.~r' , r.. .n,;o
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STATE NEWS.


THE frost has not as yet injured the fruit
trees in Northern Ohio. &
Iris reported that Minister L. D. Camp
bell has resigned or been removed.
TIE Pdinesuile Telegraph has changed
hands, Mr.. Gray selling out to Rev. N. P.
Bailey. uJ aa cl
The town council of Salem, Columbiana
county, have resolved to buy steam fire
engine. Sensible.
MANY of the sheep in Trumbull county
have perished from thecold weather of the
past month. YgR HW
sSEvERAL farmers Of Ottawa county are
preparing for hop-raising the coming sea-
son on an extensive scale. 't
"A METHODIST Episcopal Sabbath School
Convention is to be held in Cleveland in
May next. ~. ..-,- ~, -.........
TEE Daytonians are agitating the ques-
tIon of establishing a gymnasium in that
village. fl 4" tJaH 7a1
Mrs. GRILL, who has been discovered to
be the mother of the dead infant found In
the vault Of the Farmers and Mechanics,
Hotel in Dayton last week, is Dangerously,
III atthe house of relative. doo7 edi 5as
THE Springfield Republic says: Columbus
is only about twice as populous as SPRING
field, but is deal more vicious. That's
because you country plugs" come here to
get rid OF your supernuous viciousness.
FREDkRcK WITHERs, jointly charged
with Miller in committing an outrage on
Miss Cynthia Brown. last December, in
Montgomery county and who ran away,
has been arrested and bound over to an
swer. ,,., X.
THE report is current that Brown, Bon
nell & Co.'s rolling mill at Youngstown
will stop this afternoon, unless the boilers
will agree to work for two dollars less Der
ton, which they refuse to do, although they
have offered TO compromise on reduction
Of one dollar per ton. II
A MINISTER Of Tusearawas county re-
Gently hired horse and sleigh to 20 to the
country to perform marriage ceremony.
The ''rigHcOst him $3.50, and he received
from the happy bridegroom $3.50 for his
services. The question is, what pss. cent. did
he make on his inyestment2 i ) moi I'd
Or the Morgan and Delano contest for q
seat in the Fortieth Congress, tie Mount
Vernon Banner says II win be proven that
i'd three townships votes for Morgan were
taken from the baIlot-box, aud votes for
Delano putt their place. It win be proven
that several hundred nou-resident voters
were imported into the district, from other
districts ana States, and that they voted for
Dir. DelaRO. ltwillbe proven that various
frauds were committed by the friends Of
Mr.. DclanO, while we have clear record.
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Agriculture, t. whom was relerred s.. B.
$50 reported the same back, FerommeNd-
ingsundry amendments aud the Passage of
the bill. ~ ~ ~
The amendments were agreed ID, andths
Rlilset for its Third reading on Wednesday,
Feb. l3. M W #f
Mr.. CHASE, ffem select committee. to
whom was referred amended H.N b. No.
,294, by Mr.. Chase, Further to preserveithe
purity of elections and guard against the
abuses of the elective franchise by q regis
tratlon, reported the same back, recon-
mending the adoption of certain amend
,ments and thepassage of-the hiii.-s'rszasl
The .amendments were ordered to be
pfated. a 2IlflM[TTOD
= MI ALEXANDER, from the com
amitt'e on Common schools lsnanduSshool
Lands, to which was referred the petition
of 81 citizens for lawTgranting them a
special school district reported sstheisaTae
back, recommending that the committee be-
relieved from the further consideration of
the subject, they being of the opinion that
the school law Is adequate if properly ap-
piled. The report was agreed TO.
Mr.. HANSON, from u select committee,
to whom was referred II. j. r. No. Ia
(relative to the payment of Gen. d. w. H..
Day for services rendered the Stat9 by or
der of the Governors after the salary of his
Office was suspended by act of the
Legislature), reported that they had
examined the books of Gen. Day, and
found that he had secured the collection of
claims against the General Government to
the amount of $lS7,00933, and made COR
rections and explanations concerning and
covering over $4,000 of the amount
of State claims still outstanding, and
that he has performed the duties
of the office of Quartermaster GEN
eral since April |, 1866, without pay. The
committee therefore recomn that the
Governor be authorized TO pay Gen. Day
for such services the sum of $4,000 out of
his military contingent fund.
Mr.. WILES moved to amend so as to
make the sum $1,000.
Mr.. BANNING opposed the amendment,
and urged the justice of the committees re-
port.
s Onmotion of Mr.. HANS0Nyth resolu-,
ton was laid on the table and made the
special order for tomorrow at 21a o'clock,
p. NJ.
On motion of Mr.. NIXON, II. b. No. 43
was taken from the table and referred to a
select committee of one-Mr. Tafel.
Mr.. Hitchcock was granted leave of abb
senGe till Wednesday next. / u Y I
On motion, the House adjourned.
SOME hearts, like evening primroses, open
,,noet haoutift,l I'm tho ch odOuc of lifa
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The metropolitan Police Bin
80 -rllIff uXfIuRH. 3fi

Glad are we to be able to announce this
morniug, that yesterday afternoon, after
the ground had been fully fought over, the
Metropolitan Police bill encounter' d defeat
IN the House. The vote by which the bill
was defeated was reconsidered and the
bill laid on the table. Thanks to the
Republicans who united with the DEM
ocrats, and thereby prevented the inflic-
tlon of this abomination upon the State.
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OFFICE OHIO PENifENTIARY,l
u.srs COLUMBUS, Feb 9Th, 1867, g.
CEABED PROPOSALS Will. BE RE.

- oeiyed at this Office untl g.sf.BtlssE
Wednesday, February 2Oth, 1897
at 70 o'clock NJ, for furnishing this institution with
suop les as 70 lowsi q H&lsAty f9 -AW
5000 lbs, more less. fresh Beef per week. to be
lf delivered in the four quarterS IN equal prp-
q" portions on Mondays W ednel days and FRI
days, at such hours as the warden may direct,
for six months from the LIST day Of Ma cb
g 1857 the beef to be Of goOd quality, from cat
tie eweghng not less than 500 lbs. net; also,
5000 lbs, more or less, Corned Beet per week. for
~ the same dme; Che beef TO be Of good quality,
Hpi clear OF knuckle bone aud shank, the quanti-
ty to be increased or diminished as tho War
den may direct.
'Se.l' good yiSd.,1s yIiGSsTs sSIt :s;,.. v,D,.a
200 bush. best qualify White Beans. samples
100 bush: best quality Onions, samples wanted.
5000 lbs. Rice,
5000 Cheese, IVA rrI VI WOO" q
200 boxes Herring.
$500 lbs. Hominy, samples wanted. gHfgfWG
24OO lbs. fresh ground Coffee, IN ,do from Peas,
UhickOry and Coffee, TO be delivered as WANT
ed, samples wanted
500 500 II: lbs. IsS ITCSScfSS samples wanted nof0A
1000 lbs. good frkin Butter.
brls. Molasses, samples wanted. ,s .-,-.-,
800 bush. good yellow Corn. '-' ' .A'
, 800 800 ye.7d' Cloth for Goats. samples wanted.
sSSS sOSS brn, bmS,kMGTyii Mryii;D
100 q Cloth for Vests, 91t
900 kleached Muslin,
$500 Ticking,
75O lbs. white WOODEN Ysfn, /" ''s"
$500 yards Cotton Warp, thewarps to be on beams
nm an and the beams .s returned. samples wanted
U lOO Sides Upper Leather, g g !" :.
S iS iSS SSs' cords good dry WOOD. Sugar or Beach
5 tons good Hay. r.l.
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ORNIUE 0HIp rENIphNTIARY.

OEFiDE OtiQ QfhNtfEnTlAkl,
iCoLUMBUg, February 9th. 1867. !
CEALEO PkkOPOSADS WILL BE He
- eeived at THE Office until
4 Weln esday, March 9th, 1867,
alta e'cockM.. for the labor Of about
Fhrce IRundred ConVIcts,
for the term of Eve years, or less.
Shop room furnished and discipline maintained AZ
the expense of the 5 ato. -
Bidders sill specify the class Of labor, naming
each article TO be manufactured. the prize per day
for labor. the number of mon, and the amount Of
shop room required.
No bid will be considered, in which the price per
day for labor changes during the term specified
Each proporal must be accompanied by bond with
good security conditioned that in of the accept
nnce of tho bid. the party making the same will en-
ter into contract with tho Directors and Warden
according to the terms OF their bid, ,
The Directors and Warden reserve The right To de-
termine what branches Of business will best sub
servethe interostsOf the State, aud tend 70 promote
the welfare Of the oOnvcts a6d will he governed ac-
cordingy 10 their acceptance Of proposals.
TiaGgY.g -CHAS. y. WAICOTTs Warden .
ions MitLEa, Directors.
SsS7.d4tS.@ SSSas atSgsh '9gH T9U5UR
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some discussion upon II, and an amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Coombs was adopt
ed, the bill was lost on the question Of pass
,age-yeas N, nays 1l--nct q constitutional
majoritv.
Mr., WILLETT moved to Reconsider the
vote by which the bill was lost, and that
themotion be laid On.the table. Agreed to.
Mi. MCFARLAND, D, from the judiciary
committee, reported against granting the
prayer Of G. II. Rhodes and Others, asking
concurrent jurisdiction for probate courts
in partition cases. Report agreed to.
Mr.. BURT, from select committee of
one on the petition of IT'D. Frazier and 9TH
ers, reported bill, authorizing the. com
missioners Of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, to
levy a tax to build bridge acI oss the Tus-
caravans river atthe town Of Dover. Read
first time.
b The Senate then resolved itself into a
committee of the Whole, Mr. Kellogg in the
chair. FlE & E/s E 'tfklk Eiti
After some time spent In consideration Of
several bills, the committee rose and re-
ported back s. b. 265 and s. B. 267 without
amendment; and s. B. 28l considered, and
further leave asked to sit thereon again,
which was granted Hf T1t 7pdW9G
The Senate then adjourned. lI I7o.a sd
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jrsup q. ~ ,saasse5o egur 81 l5'No ~ d,idW
srfgt. NJ rsrftrt 'fr sH .' Ha 1la f.Faci .li
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS Noil
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood th
test Of trial. and Is constantly increasing in publi
favor.
Its the best and cheapest in the world. Pric,
7oeents' sig loDs joz 1i l,g3hfsi i.ga .4l9, rsF
1t gives beautiful, lustrous, natural color.
1t is complete in one bottle N'~N
1t does the work the frsttims. p II q
Itdoes not crock, smut or stain. -
1t does not rub off or fade.
Italwsys gives satisfaction. Achild can applyit,
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process fknow only TO Mr.. Mathews). whichEenders
II infinitely superior to any dye in market.
} In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid,
that RUSTY. DEAL appearance bywbich dyedhair
is SO easily recognised. whom an Inferior article
has been used. ~, ~, 4, NJ, .-Si "a f.,t ,,o
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Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. j. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES. d CO.. New York; WhOlesalO
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AYGIENIC WINE, THE eREA1lMpORTtDTONICl

Used by the best families throughout Europe g'
:, Approved by the Imperial School of Medicine,
Endorsed by the prominent Members Of the Amer
ican Medical Association, at their Convention, held
in Baltmores May let; ls60sa C0ntaiRs n06ptTSts Of
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST.
| 1t prepared in Paris frou pure Sherry, and ad-
mts in its composition only tonic, aromatic and,
lfebTSfts0e subs stances 10 fffgInN fggTT
'LADIHswil find il q delicious substitute for the
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
Z MUSCAT is alrare wine of most delight
full flavor 1t is the pure jwtcs Of most delicious
grape. IL surpasseS in excellence any table winein
the country. Used in EuFopefor SacfamentalI puf-
poses Church people are invited 10 Inquire into IT,
These wines are sold by All druggists, and BY r.
'umbus, Ohio.
I ~, So. ALLEN & CO.,
/ W Cincinnati. Agents for Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07

1 On motion Of Mr.. HOLLISTER, S. b.
225, To amend city and village corporation
act, was taken from the table. Pending
amendments were agreed to. and the bill
thus becomes a law. Authorizes villages
outside Of city corporations, to conform
their sidewalks, in width, to those Of the
cities.l
On motion ofMr. WARNER, H.J.R. so,
relative to the appointment of a commis-
sion to visit battleiields, was taken from
the table and referred to the committee on
Military Affairs. dEk
Mr.. SADLER, asked and obtained leave
Of absence until Friday noon, for the COM
mittee on the Reform School, Messrs. Sad
Ter, Brooks, Golden, Dowdney, Burt and
Jones; and also che reporter, Mr.. Rice, to
visit the Reform Farm. sh
! Mr.. WILLIAMSON, on leave, introduce
ed billin respect to insurances for the BEN
eft of married women. Authorizes such
insuranees. y ,a-'s.s .t.E. 49, a.
MI. CARLIN, from committee on Roads
and Highways, reported in favor of the
passage Of H. B 800, To .authorizo county
commissioners TO appropriate as county
roads uniinished turnpike 0 and plankroads
The bill was read athird time, and alter
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\ &N WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 8, 1867.
MORNING SESSION.
I Prayer by Rev G. A. Van Anda.
The journal Of yesterday was read and