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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-08

when he came nome, atraiu nc Wouu suike
me. Was present when Bion L. Trip was
there. lie was there q week or ten days.
Mother and Laura wanted him 20 stop there to
protect them from father. Laura and Mr..
fripp once made bed for father In the stable
when he was drunk she said she would fix
him for his case. Don't know a. there was
rats bane In the office.
Direct examination resumed II had con :
versation with counsel for prisoner alone since
was here before Grand Jury. Mother said
that father rot hung up In the stable she said
she helped him down. She said "shc would kill
him when he die o." break his limbs or cripple
him for life. On Wednesday night when she
prepared the bottle, she got the morphine out
Of his chest. Amer that she went to the chest
and got oil the morphine there WAS, put II In q
white paper aud put the bottle back. Went up
10 jail aud stopped two or three weeks with
mother been up once since. Mother wanted
Owen and wife and self to come up. About
month aro. This time mother mentioned about
the deed. She wanted me TO stay without let
ting Mr.. Hubbard or the others know that she
wanted me-. She wanted TO whisper to me and
SAID she would deed me the property II would
stay With her. IL Was the hr.t visit when she
wanted me to ego for her" She said she want.
ell me to 70 for her rs much rs conld. told
her should not lie; she said she didn't want
me to lie. They have Lquarreled ever since
have been there. about ave or six years. Quar-
relied mostly When he was drunk, but not al
ways. Am only an adopted daughter.
Cross eraminsi. She told me he got injured
In the barn In his presence.
DR LsNuEf RicnARps srorH.-Reside al
Kennebunk; Vas acquainted with Mr. sWet'
more or less for years. Was called IN go to
hin houss On the al Of last Sept, On Sabbath
day. lev minutes after D O'Clock in the fore-
noon. Found him in condition comatose.
His wife and daughter LaurA were present.
Told those present that he Was drunk-thas
wss my hrst impression. Mrs Swett said she
had given him morphine and hsd taken some
herself. She said she had given the morphine
10 vomit him and 10 give him distaste for
liquor. Morphine does not produce nausea, At
hrst, u may sooadsry. We then attempted 70
uss the stomach pimp. a.d 70 introduss strong
cotsee into bis stomach; did not suocsed. lie
died at i2:la lie remained perfectly useoa
scious from the time arst san him until he
died. She sald she gave him what mcrphius
sSs oould take up betveea her thumb aad I'm.
ger. Such . quantity would probably have
fatal eject Twas present 81 lpost mortsm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
HOTEL I ARRIVALS. s. 7
A4->'# Monday, March A, 1857.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Whetree and mother, Groveport E McComb,
Hair iocRbourn: FaTpinstO1. bS9sIs bsca.1f eOi nj.
Funk. Sprngfeid; A w freeman. do; W g Alien.
walker, do; W thompson. Bloomfield; SSE II Hull.
GOGnectiegt; Nsndan%hnnll a a WoOdington; =
II Schock pi Winchester; este s 5 @ sChock. do; )
Robinett and wife, Lock bOurne; Ezra Hedges. PICK
and wife. Mount Giies Tr Morrow and tSn daueRter,
Picksway COUNTY: Heard ~ Alton. III; Dunn.
CoI jim StOTer H osrk k0iBRSOSGn BsOS6n
PSti%peT. Shadeville; Warner Taylor. " Jefet-
ton; A A R RWadswortb. Mechaniesbure; W u Thur
man and son. .Pataskala: VIM Taylor. Harrisburg;
Eben Condit, Jersey; Pierson. do. - ~
NEIL HOUSE.
J H Ferry. Delaware county; Charles Phillips,
Rosedale, D; G Price, Spring6eld; j HolloWag,
esOn. Memphis. Tenn; O W 1cCord. st Louis; < N
6a55eFS Jones, 4tTa sarM.s LII hp s9S Ri O.
and Mrs George Philler. Philadelphia; w b Bee,
GiacOum. New York; W A IHanford, Ouyahoga
hampghhirs; Charles Q Penney. . = A; = Mcnsr- De
Koch. Baltimore; P Kenns y, Hamilton; J W
ksTsr kkSg gnS We'll
- -tr D a.air AMERICAN HOTEL. go
H NJ Cooper. Delaware; A Wright, Cambridge
City; NJ BOrester. Lancaster; :; Hon John Brnker-
hOf, MassiIon; D. Surface. dayton: Jas Workman.
Lancaster; II M TyndsIl. Buffalo, n Y; J q Thomp-
son. Baltimore, Md; q Shroysr, Cincinpate; q w
Harrington, Decatur, Hl;i j NJ Russell. Urbana, VIM
Warner. Cleveland q Burgess, Cleveland Thos
Beer, Bucyrrs; A ] High and wife, Bncyrus Mrs
Geo Donneaworth, Bucyrus Royal, Taylor, Cleve-
land; G NJ Bunce, Hamilton Coz O: ~ Tat h7--'iei
GooDALE HOUSE. ~.
r s McEwen. Roynoldsburgh; Eugene Powell,
Delaware; William w bite; Springfield: Louis john
son, county; H K kuh er, Giucinnati; NJ Garfield
Garfield r UpdegroYe. ian. Vert M b Ewens
do: Q Vanhinney, W estfeld; e B Stack, do; David
Skules. Carroilton: JfH Wbitaaft. do; J A Skules,
do, w w Phelps and lady, Blendon; w Fl Barnes,
Barnesvie; H Clifton, Idaho
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
XXXIXth CONGRESS- Second session.
WAsHINGToN, March A, 1867. I
SENATE. ~

At halt-past-one,th the Senate reopened the
doors. ia skEfsz - 3
Mr.. SHERMAN called up his lbill. pro-
viding that the act of this session to in
crease the ,duey on wool shall 60 into effect
ten days after its passage. 1t was amended
by striking OUT ':ten days" and inserting
five days" and passed. :" q .re'1Ea =
At two O'Clock, a recess was taken until
nine. y,rIr: - s59 81 .gi-i..I I oM q
On reassemb1ing some District of Colum-
bia business was transacted. evzss =.
The conference committee on the Joint
resolution to facilitate the settlement of
|, accounts of disbursing officers made a re-
port. Agreed to. The bill as agreed to was
passed by the Senate. ,..-,..-,-.f-, -,.,, -
The-joint resolution for the reduction of
the military reservation at Fort Reilly and
a grant of land for bridge purposes in the
State of Kansas was passed. -. 5ilgss IS
At 1920 President FOSTER rose and
delivered his ,yaledictory remarks, where's
upon he vacated the Chair and Secretary
Forney assumed the !duties,as presiding of
ficer. \.&.&Se. X -
proceeded to elect President pro tenn
| Mr.. Wade was chosen and escorted to the
Chair, returning thanks for thehonor.
The Secretary wasdirected to inform the
President and the Heuse/of Mr.. Wade's
| election.
Mr.. ANTHONY paid an eloquent; trib.
ute and vote YDeto Of thanks NJ S were given to Mr.
Mr.. TRUMBUI,H moved ItoItake up the
4 House joint resolution to repeal the act ap-
pointing bonmis issionefs FOR Che pay R1ent to
Iioyal men for ,slayeS enlisted in the army.
/ Mr.. TRUMBULL, In a few remarks, said
a great many loyal men of the border States
were opposed to the pay ment Contemplated
in;the original act: 4 Seeessionists were ap-
plying for payment, and, if the act was
kept in force, many of them would be paid.
Many were ready to make affidavits of their
| loyalty, if necessary. He read a letter to
| this effect from Kentucky gentleman.
Mr.. DAVIS called for. the name of the
author.
Mr.. .TRUMBULL said it was written by
a Mr.. Marliere and Endorsed by Hon. Sam
uel Mckee, of the other House. rs-.. =
T. Mr.. DAVIS said neither the writer nor
1 indorser were entitled to the least credit or
confidence.
| Mr.. TRUMBULL rose to call Mr.. Davis
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FASHION REpoRT By THE CABLE,-N

FASHION REPORT BY THE CABLE.-We are
enabled to treat our ladies with the latest
cable report about the Paris style of hoop
skirts. (. There fashion combines with taste,
and every lady takes her figure into con-
sideration before she purchases a skirt,
short ladies wearing small, and tall ladies
larger. They vary from 211s to 81 feet in
Every lady of taste knows
what size skirt becomes her best, and or
ders accordingly. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
Sc SPECIAL y Il. NOTICES. Z.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS! i
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
-, 10 IRREGULARTTIES. Z -, ,Is.lo


These Drops area scientifically compounded auido
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders orR
Nostrums Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable speedy and
ain specific for the of all distractions and
essions of nature. Their popularity is indieAtedI
by he fact that over bottles are annually soldE
and consumed by the ladies of the United Statess
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits They are rapidly tak
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught Of them as
the surest. safest and most infaib preparation
the world for the cure of all female the
removal of all distractions Of nature and the pro
motion Of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and ex-
laining when and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
ryto natures chosen laws. VIII be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LYON without which none are gen.
uine. f.-.-... ,, =; t..s...-t, IN ..-, D., 3 ~
Prepared By DIR. JOHN l.. LYON, I95. Chape s.
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted 2
either personally or by mail Enclosing stanp) con
cerning all private diseases and female
Sold by druggists everywhere. LEE 81 la-iiIlR r
- .,,,s,. f.ss .;,..5--.t e. q. CLARK l. Co., Il
sep29-d&wIy3J 1TG5l31s7s7 M ~ 'i5
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to order for referring in this manner to
members of the House; but ar s.'t e4ls'p
: Mr.. HARRIS moved executive session,
ana the doors were closed for executive
business. a.-t ~, f.r1 ..--, dir
When u O'Clock arrived the Senate was
SILL IN executive session. and the doors
were not opened until 1915 O'Clock. .frsla
. The 18th Congress was then declared by
the presiding officer adjourned sine die. =
-..-, f.- HOUSE. .-
The House resumed its session at 8
o'clock. A variety of important business
was disposed of. 'f &C. t.-..-..l .,..t..
Senate bill to amend the act of July 9th.
1866, for removal .ofcauses In certain cases
from State Courts, was passed. The Sem
ate joint resolution of thanks, to CYRUS w.
Field was passed. Senate bill authorizing
G.,V. Fox, and officers of the Miantonomah
and Augusta to accept presents rendered
them by, the. Emperor of Russia, and SEN
ate joint resOl thanking the, Chambers
of Senators and Deputies of Brazil for fes-
olntions of sorrow and sympathy for the
death of President Lincoln, also passed. g7
Senate bill relating to breVets in the
army was passed, ,.r I. q. = .-i.I. ,tri s,--7t
Mr.. FARNSWORTH,,. from the select
committee on the murder of Union soldiers
in South Carolina, made a special report,
which was laid on the table and ordered
printed. -.st -.- s-... ....s, -s.ir ..-s-l5,o
MIR. FRANCIS THOMAS, from the Ju-
dietary committee, made report of the
testimony taken in the investigation into
freedmen's affairs in Maryland, which was
placed in the custody of the House, to be
submitted to the 10th Congress. IN r,g.ft5.
On motion of Mr.. MAYNARD authority
was given, the chairmen of all the commit
tees to pursue the same course, ff5..'E &. 4
- On motioa of Mr.. DAWES, a. committee
was appointed to wait on the President and
inform him that the 39th Congress was
ready to, adjourn. i,,Jgi ~ s.,...s1e ,.g,T en-,
The hour of noon having arrived, the
Speaker rising,, delivered his valedictory. Z
The remarks, of the Speaker were deliy-
cred with great effect, and listened to with
intense atte ntion.- When he closed he de-
clared the Both Congress adjourned without
day. and vacated the chair. He was en-
Enthusiastically applauded.sl s.,,if,,ts.,. ...-s-,.
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new YORK market-marChT a.


yC0TT0N--Dull, heavy, and declining. Sales at
Sl93l9fc for midd ing uplapds.
EIOUR-Market lo9l5c. lover, and rather moze
doing Sales at % so g 20 for superine State and
we tern; 90 75@I0 IS for extra western; 4I0 s00l8
for choice do; $40 559u so for shipping brands
.iMHlSkY-Quiete and steady. siiss ssaaae ~ .uA
MHEAf+Market dull and dropping. Sales at
y g ~ Ter e3mmOn TO faif Chicago spring. Nnd
y ~ Tor n o. milwaukee,. s,.L.-,.ss, 80. fs,kr
sales western at 81 iaSi is. eeisF'y =
PE AS-SaIes Canada at 81 e7@l 50 forfrse. a.
CORN-Market better, and in fair demand y
81 9IO % for do aoat 81 10 for western yeloia
store: 81 Os yellow Southern dfoat, and 81 10 for
white Southern ss.fr .s.-f-,-s t~-tT
OATS-M6re active without decided change-+
Sales at SS SIC for western, and 6870c for State.
iKpLGjESSM1Du KpLGESMDull at l019l1c for CoValenS. el
SUGAR-Firm.. Sales Cuba at 1O,I @lOX.
MOLASSES-Scarce and firm. rs So. s-,..ss
| PETR0LEUMLLDull. Sales at 1TS17Xc for
crudei 2SHc@99c for refined in bond.',s
PORK+Firm. Sales at s2l 56@eI s5 for nsak
mess, closing at S21450 for western; $40 $50
20 81 for old mss: $le95@lz IS fer prime el9 800
sellers and buyers option for, March and April.
BEEF-Steady at about previous prices. Sales
at $29933 for prime mess, and $33036 for India
@fSzis 3BEFF AMs-Fifm. salss d SIS oosss So %
BACON-Quiet. Sales at 10 e14c fCr Cumber-
land .1,s cut tt i&9l4c for short ribbed: :,
ers, and ll12 913Kc for hamss 7 s.2HoFd ms ~
| DRESSED HOGS-Sales at l0K911c for CITY, =
/ LARD-Quiet and heavy. Sales at 72@I21c Tor
| old and 121z a.l31c for new. = = :; . ],
BUTTER-Dull at l6@95c for Ohio. .fsse.LffIs z
| aCHEESE-Dull at 1592ee. ~ - ea' = >
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

! GOOD JOKE ON THE CoUNcIL.-Last night
bwhile the City Council. were quarreling
lover resolutionin regard to the feeding of
Ethe chain-gang, the gentlemen of the latter
Ebody settled the question for themselves by
breaking out of the calaboose. Fourteen
fOf the prisoners escaped. ..,. -e,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
FROM MEXICO.

The Southern COnfedera tes CO-Opera-
1. Ting with lmPeriaIists. "-5 ri'ti
New YORK, March 4.-The Herald's Mex
lean correspondence says Miramon recent
ly informed gentleman that the Southern
Confederates were yet hand in hand with
the Imperialists, and that General Hind
man was corresponding with them in the
hope that the two detunct establishments
might so work together as to make both a
success. ', rt ..-. -s-' -'' u -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN rELEGRAPH.
Col. O'OOnnOr Captured. !
TO Ohio Statesman.

LONDON, March Acknowledgment
from Dublin announce the capture of Col.
O'Connor. He was overhauled bv the au-
thorities at Atzbone, nearly 200 miles from
the scene ofiinsurrection. ni 1@H- D
Strikes Among Operatives I'm France.
PARIS. March 4.-Strikes for higher wages
among the operatives of France are very
frequent. The cause is tracable to the in
creased price of food. 's.....@...-
Inc. GaribaIdi Going to Crete. .s,g..
r FLORENCE, March 4.-Garibaldi having
sent his sons to Crete, promises now to go
himself and take up arms. .fl,,.-, r..-..irs,-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

ARRIVALS AT THE OHIO PENITENTfARY-
The following named prisoners arrived at
the Penitentiary on yesterday: =,
l.is Holmes county sends up Amos Luke,
burglary and larceny, one year. sIg YTT8
zw Van Vert county sends James Hodges,
manslaughter, one year. ~s~Tr~. -sE
From Mahoning county comes Henry
Kinneman, assault with intent to commit a
rape, six years. .,4 ,r, s.zsse .-5...{af
+ q Jarret Davis comes from Carroll county,
charged with manslaughter, sentenced for
one year. ,.,.--
| /. BIG JOKE ont ScHooLldAR M-Ai cotein-
porary tells the following joke at the ex-
pense of one of the female teachers of a
neighboring city: e'g'i ~, + sfs' , ag, l, 1sos5
/ The lady was announcing. to her pupils
the holiday ON the 22d, and asking them
some questions concerning its observations,
and among, others, why the birthday of
Washington should be celebrated more
than that of any one else. 'E Why" SHE adj
ded, g more than miner You may tell me-"
she said to little fellow, eager to explain,
and who evidently had but one idea in his
childish brain associated with the name of
Washington. Because" he exclaimed
with great vivacity, "because he never told
lie"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

CROWD AT THE PENSION AGENCY.-The
Eoffice of the Pension Agent in this city was
besieged on yesterday by crowd of those
whose claims upon the Government for
pensions were ready for payment. From
nine o'clock until four there seemed to be
Eno diminution OF the throng. We believe
all were paid, and all were satisfied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

THE GREAT WEsT.-Homes of the sturdy
farmers who look about them over the
broad prairies, and see for miles their lands
and granaries, are often rendered desolate
by the death of beloved child from the
ravages of the deadly Group. Goes Cough
Balsam never fails to cure it, and also the
best remedy in the world for Colds, Coughs,
and all throat and lung diseases.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is the only remedy
known that is certain to cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and in fact all disorders pro-
ceeding from the stomach and bowels.
feb27-daW1w ~ "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

t-.-. - 4a-.,.7 q. tE5-fi -r:aa.8 erS tstFH
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY, YEARS, MI
THEWS'. VENETIAN HAIR. DYE has stood th
test of trial and is constantly increasing in publ
favor D. .Hs5fs,7T as-1 ID asijiJ sAaTi h0 l9ii
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Pric
Is bcents.aw n0fior, ai1 bnE -ssIog - .i.t ffio
1t gives abeantiful, lustrous, nGtaraEcolOr ,'isi
1t is complete in one bottle 'sEs1 bs'<tsaf - y
1t does the work the first time.5 yiis "i1nfissao1
Itdoes not crock. smut or stain. afisi''fEt sGy"G
1t does not rub off or fade r f.;fl 81 = 57E7'71
1t always gives satisfaction child can applyit,
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by a pecuIiar q
process tknow only to Mr.. Matthew'S which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market. =
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair /,
is SO easily recognised when an inferior article
has been used. -. - go.
Invest IS cents. and you viii be convinced.-- /
Sold by all Druggists, and Fsncy Goods Dealers
BARNES co. kes fo1R fNaautaesoEss
Agents. 40 llyi1 aa@ III TJliS msyiO-deodI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

The ALLEGED PERJURY CAsE.-The hear
ing of the, case of the, State against T.
Brockway, before Squire Meeker, set for
yesterday afternoon at II o'clock, was con-
tinued at Che request of the State until the
11th Instant, next Monday. -. ..sJ - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

COUNTY, !CoMM1ssIoNERs' REauLAR. SEES
s1oN.-At the regular session of the County
Commissioners, held at the Auditors Office
on yesterday, March 4th, there were pres
ent Messrs. Koerner, Barbee and Edwards
The f1liowing bills were allowed: F
Beck, for building Jail, $665e.s 1t was or
dered that the County Auditor drawZan
orderlonthe County Treasurer. in favoroi
Jared Forseman, on contract for bridge
across Noe Run, in Truro township, in full,
for amount of $137.50, to be paid from
bridge fund. 50 .so1i asa ,..=-.r,,.-..,..
In the matter of road petitioned for by
William Roberts, Jacob, Hart and Others, to
be located in Norwich township, the petit
tion. was read, and the Commissioners being
satisfied that due notice had been given, the
petition being properly signed and the bond
being to their satisfaction, they laid the
subject over until March 9Th, for the ap-
pointment of viewers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

Y. NJ. C. A. A.LEcTURE.-TownSt Street M. E.
Church was filed last night with, one, of
the finest audiences any lecturer ever ad-
dressed, to listen to James E. Murdoch lee
ture on the Bible ard Shakespeare's charac-
ters. He drew contrast between several of
the men and women of Sacred history and
those of Shakespeare's creation, but TO our
mind the best and choicest drawn was that
between King Saul and Macbeth We
have not time at this late hour to say more
than it was an immense success. s,,..s,,, H..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

SECOND WARD DkMoc RArIc. CLuBs-The
next regular meetingrof the SeeoudI Ward
Democratic, Club will, be held at Squire
Guhck's Office on tomorrow "wednesday
evening, at half past seven O'Clock. Ad-
dresses may be expected from Judge AL
berF and Others. L. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

TRANsrERs YEsrERDAY.-But one deed
was lett for record yesterday:
,Obed Taylor, .Jr.,. to VIM. M. Taylor,
Feb. I2th, quit claim to south half Of inlot
No. SO, in the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
THURMAN HALL,

s5SEsG5 > Ell i.E-s-E
No. 272 South-Hig Street,
The Headquarters of the Democratic State
Executive Committee and Democratic
Reading Room, will be open every eveu-l
ing Sundays excepted5 from z to so'cIock.
The members of the Committee will be
in attendance. 49, s,,,,-- -.-.... Soak, ..-
Democrats of the city, and those from
abroad who may be in the city, are invited
to CALI sE,-Fg1 .s[gG@C E-s yeas
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
February stA 1857 iIs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z.

| IlASLEAOL-ul8 8Ben Ao
fine at 90 55@l0 a5 trade brands Sii so sis sOs and
Wheat Fi5mcr as regards spring. q and none
VGs ct Z & a9s sc Sss 50 at the
CORN-In good demand at the close and prices b
shade higher ear56057c shsled &c in elevator and
0ATs--steady. Sales at.5ae for No. lin slsa
aRYE7zQuiet at $124@I 25 for No. j. - 'srii1
,BARLEY-Sales at 81 5o@l so for prime 10
C0TTuN-Dull and prices, nominal sales
at 27x92sc for middling uplsnds.g-iIf} .e119-iI
aMhlSKY7ln moderate demand: Sales at 6Oin
.PORK-Mess held firmly under the advices from
New Orleans, and city is held at go SOC 20 7s but
few are wilgg to sell. SALES country packed a0
B6L LK MEATS Held zc higher. err, which checked
demand in the forenoon, Sales country at 7ko
'BACON-In good demand for clear sides at l9c,s
but they were held at 12<e at the close; Shoulders
sold at 9H994c;ri rib sides 1o<c clear rib III xc the
HAMS-ln good demand at I59I51zc for canvassd.
and packed.
LARD-Xc Ihighers Sales country at lsko and
at any extent at this rate
CQFFEE-Steady at 2692Sc for Rio
,,.SUGAR-FiFm. at l2913c for, Cuba and, 149lber
MOEkSSESL New ofieanss5@sOc.s .sfssE ssls
SEEDS-ClOYers IS as; timothy and fax $osO9
BUTTER-sales at 2ss2sc for light 'csoIored roll.
ami 93Sc for choice yellow
EGGS..Sales at l69l7c, and in fair demand.
OlLELinseed dull at 81 459L 46. "A ggS -tgT o'I
| TALLOW-ln demand at lie for prime city.
Buffalo Cattle marketERTaFch4. 4. '2s-
The general market is quiet. i1o'i ia5Tasfn' 9dI
| CAlTLE-Aetive: sales since Saturday noon Of
2 400 Beef Cattle at 6%a7zc. tgssr;gez. nj n.
H0GS5S1 1907 o. for dressed. lT.,e ,,,.iF,ro,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

In JAH.-!There are now thirty-two iu-
mates in the county Jail, five of whom are
women. Three women and two men are
there under punishment, and twenty seven
are awaiting trial in the Court OF Common
Pleas. -Ger o .-'sdsals0 .f-.9u;51-s : a9raH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

Clncinnati Money Market-March 4.
GQLD-l3s buying, and la9 selling. en- 4 -
,EXt!HA NGE-Firm, - : N
tsM0NEY-Nu change. r.s.s5ss s-1Y -saY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

eGErTNG rNTo SHAPE The bridge known
as Dr.! 3Olark'sa bridge, over Big Walnut,
which fell last fall because of the under
mining Of the pier, was raised on Saturday
last by .. w. Russell, and will in; short
time be again ready for travel. 2zuir. ! =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

RUNAwAY.-Ay young horse belonging to
Van Glazier ran avay on Sunday, smashing
the carriage to which he was hitched all to
pieces. ...-..,..-.,...,..,. .................
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05

INx1rEn DuT.-Th City Council, on last
night, accepted an invitation to visit Hon.
VIM. Dennison at his residence on Thurs
dayevening next. ,,.-.-,....,---...-