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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30
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Atn6ricun iOonsulb aGa REuzaslhn Exec
cafcd' by M~xicaiis IA q. y, q unj5oH8
BOmbnrds the TO Vvn.
New Yokk. san ~ 1'Ghe 1fefaid's Mexi-
can adviccs BY way of New Orleans, dated,
the 2lth, states that French newspaperin
| the City OF Mexico. says The Mexican at-
thoriticsi at Mazatan had exeented Mr..
Carman. the United States conshi at that
IIDlace.upop,dwiiehr the United States gun
boat, j. ing near at hand, had fbombarded)
the town ioreight hours,1 n1na5 ".5 "..5,I,..i,, Ii,J,
Col. OBEY vne Arrested for swindIing.
Col! 1Ttli8 0'Byrne was committed by
Justice Dodge, Yesterday m the Jefiefs0h
Market Police Court IN default oflbait,delf
chargesof swipdIipgs o'Byrne clafibs toi
have been the founder Of the JohnsonsC Cluh
of. .WashiHgtQps and has represented himself
as an agehtpi lin kresldent. oJomitIau
Items from 4,dmfIIcTh states.
The Her6lGs Correspondence from the.
principal CITIES III the Sonth inaicatesA
general retaction,Vpolitically, among the
Solhhtrn people, afsd lrsHfoQ snTudetIlH
Il One of themeans in use among the VirrJ
ginans to alleviate suffering among the
widows and orphans, is a huge lottery or
gift enterprise Among the gifts whichlit
is proposed to give away Is the residence
Iof sJlef. yBaglSI In Richmopd now in posses,s
sion OF the Government.
Il pnited States, Senator Campbell, from,
South Carolina defended II0racelG Greeley,I
tile negro lately convicted of the murder OF,
BIS, Rhett: ''t;' rs, .''''-'' .,,. 4 ,s.,j N
i6gOne OF RrOVnIOw,s Tricks.
From Nashville theiidicptIons are tha6s
mo election Or4Representatives will be held,
in time for the 10th Congress. Governor
BroWnlow will wait until August before.
he orders an election, losing, II necessary,
all representation in-the present session, so
that be takeiadyautage ofothe cplDred
vote, which it seems certain will be legal
lized in ,Tennessee in the coming spring.
Oanati asf Con fed era tion iSahctioTied
II by the HOme GOyernmenI.
| The HeraldisuOtta special says: In
f0raation has been received in Canada from
the Colonial Secretary, .tbat.the iconfedera-
ton scheme, under tine Quebec conditions,
has been sanctioned by tue Home Govern7
ment, and the.billowill be introduced as a
IGOyernment measure at the next sltting.of
Patliament. Prince Alfred willbe the first
Governor andrroyal Vicer0y. u d inH' = ''itd
-f ..i 'SoufI ern HeIief. aa.t s,.Hi
"A meeting Of7the Executive committee
OF the Southern Relief Commission was
held Yesterday afternoon at the Merchants
Bank. VIM. Eernpgle acted as temporary
chairman. 8The committee organized by
electng Mr.. Archibald Russell permanent
chairman. and proceeded to transact the
necessary business of the commission. d'i
oGA Death OflJack Downing. 7ro;
| NEW York, Jan. 2D.-Charles Augustus
Davis, the well known slack Downing"
died Sunday night, aged ~. .st.ls
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i
CERTIFICATES OF INcoRPoRATIoN-T
Board of Trade of tue city of Springfield,
o., on yesterday filed with the Secretary OF
State resolution adopting sections 5, 8, z,
s, 8 and 10 of act of April Sd, 1866.
Certificate of incorporation for the New
ark, Somerset & StraitsvilIe Railroad Com
pany was also filed. It is proposed to run
the road from Newark, vta Somerset and
the valley of Monday Creek, opposite
straitsville, to the proposed line Of the
Athens & Columbus railroad, or to Logan,
In Hooking county. Capital stock, $780,
900. The corporators are Dixon Brown,
John p, Huston, James w. Shirley, Martin
Kagay, Martin Berkey, Isaac Yost, Robert
Chalafant, W. M Ream and John Crossen.
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THEATER CoM1ouB.--A fair audience wit
messed the representations last evening 1t
Ellsler's Atheneum, now called the Theater
Comique. Mr.. Murphy is first.class
Ethiopian performer, and appeared to good
advantage in the farce of the "siamese
Twinsn and the Echo Band. A variety Of
dancing and singing was interspersed
through the programme ending with T. j.
oIdheld's sensational drama, "Fenians in
Ireland" Sig Antonio's gymnastic per-
formances deserve more than passing no.
tice; they were excellent. The house,
however, is rather too cold for comfort. s
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III nESOE4 lRLEchiPE, j
Arrival of the Tampa ut Liverpool
The Great Eastern.

Arrival of the Tampa at Liverpool
| The Great Eastern.
LIvERPooIo Jan 29.-The steamship
Tampa, from New YORK, arrived tfis'morn-
| ling.
The Great Eastern on the 10Th was safe
ly placed upon the gridiron at Birkenhead,
OPPOSITE Liverpool Aby Capt. Sir James AM
defssnA All examination sho%s herko Do
in good condition, and she will probably
sail for America on the 20th OF March.
BIsmnrk NOmIuhted for Parliament.
BERLIN, Jan. 20-Count Bismark has
been nominated for the German Parliament,
to representtifscityCof PerlnTT
TheoCrctan' war Isenewed.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Dispatches received
state that the Cretan war has been renew
ed. the terms of the Sublime Porte for
peace being scornfully rejected by the Gre
tans. A battle has been since fought, re-
suit not stated. TheFeJ Cyas pppare1tlg
much enthusiasm on both sides, and The
war had spread to neighboring islands.
PersnnO Acquitted.
LLoRENCE, Jan. 29.-Admirah Persano
has been acquitted of the charge of cow
ardice.
Austrian Army Furnished with
Americas ikifles.J
| VIENNA, Jan. 29-American breech-
loading rifles have been given to portion
OF the Austrian arpy.C U1gg
| t|-'' The creek Army.
ATHENS, Jan. 29.-The Greek Ministry
propose to raise the effective force Of the
army tor3L00Q i1clddipg 140OO reserves
This action Is taken on account of the mill
tary preparations made. and the threaten
ing attitude of the Sublime Porte.
| .S8TftI Financial.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-COnsols for money ad.
vanced to 9l16; 5-20's advanced to 1874
| Illinois Central SlR; Erie 43T.
Pans, JAMS 29 BaM.-U.0S. bondsfbg1
lvanced 16c.
| Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, P~M,-Wheat lower
winter red western 13s 3d@l3s Ga per cen
tral. Corn 4ls@4ls Cd. per quarter.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 20, Z. M.-Market for
goods AMI yarns quiet but prices are lower
Ill Il .|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

POLICE CouRT.-Two "plain drunksr
was the total of business before Mayor Bull
yesterday morning. Mike 0'Donnell was
drunk, very drunk, and paid for the luxury
of the calaboOse $l.0O and costs. is.
John Gilchrlst also partook of "deep
libations of the rosy" Gas we POLITICALLY
call needle-gun whisky, and his solidity
thereby being reduced to fluidity, John
was, on Monday night, jugged. He was
poured out into the Mayors office on yes
terday morning and fined to pay $l.OO and
costs, failing In which he was corked up
again, ,o, ..,..,,g ,g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs. publish the
following as favor, not because we think
we ought to. The list was furnished the
Journal in time for yesterdays paper, while
it did not reach us. We are willing to pub
lish all notices of the kind, but are not will
ing to do so the day after they appear else
where. If you want such things published,
send them in as early as possible:
At a regular meeting of Cold Stream
Temple, No. "a, 1. o. G. T., held at their
hall Jan. 2Sth,- 1867, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Wm.
Kennesr, w. c. T.; Miss Maggie Riordan,
Wv. T.; Theo. w. B. Brake, w. s.; r. J,
Smith, w. f. S.; Miss Sallie Bidleman, w
T.; G. w. Fisk, w. M; Miss E. Crane, l.
G. G.. w. Hodgkins, o. G.. au.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

G. A. R.-The convention of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held this
morning at the hall of Columbus Vedettes,
Carpenter building, on Town street, be-
tween Thirdland Fourth. Z They had q sort
OF preliminary arrangement last night, we
believe, but although we soldiered our
share--equally, maybe9 ia, any OF them
although we were in the last light OF the
war (if not in the first)-because we won't,
and can't swallow the colored equality pro-
gramme, we couldn't get in last night, and
perhaps won't beabie toIto-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

FREE LEcTURE-Att the Business College,
Thursday evening, Jan. 81, Mr.. Warren
jenkins, Jr., Principal Of our Telegraphic
Department, at the request of many Of our
citizens, will repeat his lecture, given last
week, on the practical workings Of Elec-
trlcity, exhibiting telegraph lines, batter
les, instruments, machinery and mode of
receiving by the Ocean lines. He will also
illustrate the principle of fire alarm clocks
run by electricity, &C., &c. stt ss.t
Mr.. Jenkins lecture having been pro-
nounced by competent judges, the best ev-
er delivered in this city on Telegraphy, we
shall expect to see all persons who feel any
interest in the most interesting of all sub
jects. '..- BRYAN S ToMLINsoN.
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Testlmo ony on the New Orleans Riot
ri NIiscellaneous Items. 3,

NEW YORK, Jan. pa washington
special says: The House Military COM
nittee have agreed to transfer, the Indian
Bureau fromithe Interior t0 the War De-
partment. r. -
q Treasurer Spinner last evening stated
that nothing wrong had been discovered In
the Currency Printing Bureau up to that
time. The investigation will be continued
to-day. ~ III EEG EPW
The Judiciary committee adhere to their
purpose of closing npaoldS btsinessl before
commencing the impeachment case.
DR.. Kennedy, formerly Mayor of New
0rleans,,wa examined By, the Riot com
mitteeIl Yesterday j. His Testimony was
chiefly concerning the political, status of
the city, and the personal Standing set. the
municipal authorities, particularly the
police. -
dian tribes in thieves are in Washington.
invited thereby Commissioner :, BDgy 10
agree upon treatiess s1Sd0 NOt0 a
! The Herald's ecialvnegards the action
In the House yesterday on Stevens recon
struction bill, referring to the joint com
mitte,l as fatal to it. ~ y'4oIesl' owl
The Tribune's special says Mr.. Clark, of
the Currency Printing Bureau, explains
the grave fact that Government bonds with
duplicate numbers, have been printed and
issued, by saying that the numbering ma
chine got QUE Of order andlrepeated.g Tca
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

REPUBLICAN CAUcUs,-The Republican
members Of the Legislature were in caucus
last night on the subject of submitting an
lanendment to avote Ofthe people striking
from the Constitution of the State the
word White. They were in session about
three hours. The caucus was animated,
and adjourned without coming to any con-
clusion. One member, with considerable
warmth, declared that If the question were
submitted to his constituents, it would be
voted down almost unanimously. @.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol :
lowing real estate was transferred yester-
day: Wesley Wilson, quit claim Of 80
acres in Norwich township, to Elisha VIII
son for $500, and l34 acres in Franklin
township for $500.
John Ream, jr, to Louisa G. Weimy and
Gottleib Bennignus, lot No. Al in w. A.
Gill's third north addition to the city of Co
lumbus, for $3.50. .r
Sarah Davidson to Nathaniel Merton, in
lots Nos. 200 and 20l, for 5000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

SMALL QUANTITY.-One teaspoontul of
thatworld renowned remedy, Coe'sA Dys-
pepsia Cure, taken after meals, will enable
the most confirmed dyspeptic to eat any
thing he chooses without fear of any dis
tressing effects. 1t is blessing to all who
are troubled with diseases pertaining to
the stomach and bowels. atAt.a
The proprietors of Goes Cough Balsam
say, take little and often. Doctor the
throat and bronchial tubes, not the stom-
ach. This is the secret of its success. 1t
will not harm you to take it often, and ev-
cry time you take it you will see its bene-
fetal effects. jan30 daw1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

LOVES LABOR LosT.-A span Of horses
attached to sled loaded with wood, and
driven by "right smart chunk of a boy"
ran away yesterday, on the National Road,
scattering boy, wood and sled in promiscu-
oUs heaps on either side of the street. The
rustic youth rose to his feet, spit the ice
from his mouth, picked the snow from his
hair, and yelled, ''it took pap and me two
plumb. hours to load that ere sled, and
there goes the wood now, all to the
d-dickens,n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

OK THE RIVER BANK.-On the banks Of
the s. Toto, early yesterday morning, we
saw he gorgeous tracery that untiring
workfr, Old Jack Frost, had made. Here
appeared to be ahuge platter, there tum-
bier, cut from the ice; huge bath tub
seems upheaved from the foe yonder. As
we turned from the scene we gently MUIR
mered "Ice tedre." ..r.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

BAsTARDY.-A warrant was issued by
Squire Gulick for the arrest of John L.
Henry, charged by Mrs. Rachel N. Jacobs,
q widow, with being the father of her
bastard child, born on the Goth of Decem-
Der, in the city of Columbus. Henry was
arrested by c. Bartling, Special Constable,
on yesterday afternoon, and settled the
matter by getting license and marrying
the lady. ........-
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XxXIXth COngress--SecOn Session
..t'l ~ 20 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
% s'''. SENATE. N.

y 4 5'.t. n 10 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
'' SENATE. "a. M.
The CHAIR presented a communication
from the President enclosing correspond
ence with the State Department on the
subject of Mr., MolleY,s resignation. Also
submitted messages Vetoing the Colorado
bill and asking what action the Senate
would take.- .. ~ gsrvr. r r~--F-r
Alter Some dcbatethe morning hour ex-
pired, and the message wentover until TO-
morrow. ' 'ah VIA" .HoJ s8llgua
The Presidents private secretary entered
with the veto Ou the Nebraska bill.
The duty on barley was increased from
~ W ~ CeuCs per pushc'' r.It f"i99
Adjourned. d.
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The oYsTER CAsE.-Tne case of Sham
baugl, for assanlting Mr.. Fisher, whose
grocery is at the corner of Rich and Fourth
streets, isset for hearing before the Mayor
this morningat o o'clock. Our readers
will recollect the particulars of the case.
Last Friday morning Sbambaugh went
into Fishers store to purchase can of
oysters, offering to pay therefor sixty cents,
Fisher demanding seventy-tive. He asked
credit for the other fifteen cents, which be-
ing refused, he called Fisher several OPP
probrlous names and struck at him. A row
was the necessary consequence, III which
Shambaugh "got his head busted" and
lodging ia the calaboOse up to date. III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

CoRREoTIoN.-In our Council report, the
transposition of comma makes us say
that 1850 were expended on the streets of
the First ward. What we meant and what
we wrote was that $3.50 was reported as
30 expended. $l.55O laid out on the First
ward streetsl Whewl s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

sIrEMs ( ITEMS We, Spiyins, in mount
Ing the local tripod Of The STATESMAN
yesterday, should have taken off our hat
aud made ontsbest bow. The fact is we
forgot It, and suppose the people of Coluni-
bus don't care cent, anyhow. But we'll
make 'em care. We intend to make the
local column, as far as in us lies, readable.
That may do this we ask every one of our
friends and readers to tellus all they know
III won't take some Of our friends long
70 do that-to give US, as briefly as possible,
events transpiring around them and trust
to us to make locals. OF them. Friends in
the country, send in accounts of occur
rencesin your own various neighborhoods; /;
we want them all. In the words of Knowles,
stake pity on hungry man and tell him
the news from-whe you may hap
pom to be located. ha i-q Iaai tp&i ''aito
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

NOTHING LIKE Ir.-Whenever you want
anything, make that want known through
the medium of newspaper. We wanted
Q sleigh ride. Our mouth fairly watered
for sleigh ride. We said SO in yesterdays
paper. Judge Pugh reads the papers; per
consequence we got ride. Many thanks,
Judge, may you always haNe horse, a
sleigh, and a spare seat. . .....'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

. THANKs-Brother Busby, of the Journal.
has our thanks for his kind notice of our
first appearance in these columns. He is
in error, however, in saying we are "all
present and accounted for' this morning.
Our handkerchief has been missing since
Monday evening at the Council Chamber,
and we hardly think any of the City Faith
ers captured it. mo -.r f.ao.. t... ..r177
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SHoCKING.-A man died few weeks
since in extreme agony. Some short time
afterwards his afflicted wife visited a
medium for the purpose of ascertaining
what had so distressed her poor husband
in his last moments. The table was put in
requisition, and the astonished wife soon
learned that he had refused to take Ro-
BACKS STOMACH BITTERs, and failed to pay
the printer. - CO. 30-daw1w
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o.; VIM Wright and lady, LDckbOurne, o.; J .Ber-
stresser and lady, Canal Winchester Oh, Jacob
Swisher, GrovepVrt;,W H Perrill, Pickaway county,
u; q Peters, Worthington, o.; George Miller,
Girceyille, o.; = Betty, South Bloomfield, 0.y NJ E
ClaypOole, South Bloomfield. o.; Martha Cochran,
Darby, Harri. burg, o.; b + Tobin, West Busn-
nell, o.; NMilick. West Bushnell, o.; j j MeCon-
kie, Canal Winchester. o.; o G II Davidson. Day
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j f. Wilson,. Dayton, o.; ID II Darling, Detroit,
Mich; w + Clark and lady, Hamilton, tp.; Mil
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j A Beckett and daughter, Genoa, o.; Jno Clark,
Mi1lin tp.; 9 ) Hamtheen Marysyille, o.; J HRy-
an, Marysville, o.; @ Hutson, Reynoldsburg, o.;
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boro; w V PAtten, Hilsboro; n Tobias Columbus;
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HOUSE
"a 1TTgEg House. TcvrTV-A
The eSPE6KER- Announced Mr.. Farms

III E1fHg - ~ BtOOoE. =. 81 - -. 81 n
TIE SPEAKER- Announced Mr.. Farms
worth as taking the place of Mr., WASH
burne on the Reconstruction committed,
the latter. having beeu ugranted leaye of abb
sence. s~tEb( t$.FrN w ~ta ..t
On motion of Mr.. D0NNELLY,-tA
Secretary of fhe, IntFior was requested to
furnish ini0rhiati0fHrelative to the massa-
ere at FoEtJ Phil KearneH the cause, &c.
The SPEAkER,presented, among other
Exeontive dbcufhents. one tromithe BRtSit
dent, with copies OF telegrams, SC, respect
ing the New OFleaus riots.s Referred to
the select committee coon gHaL
The House went into committee Of the
Whole and considered the invalid pension
bill, Which appropriates $33, 2S0000.3 1t
was reported to the House with the rec
ommehdationithat it pass. The committed
rose and presented the bill to the House,
which pissed it.jQr nuT ' o30gi7&
MrSFEREsY presented memorial from
the Goyemor and Adjutant General of
Michigan on the ubjeot of the Militia bill.
Referred. i. lsnHi
Adjourned. --.,-r--. -,,..,,.,
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"BELLs, SLEIGH BELLS 1--WE noticed two
Of our prominent citizens yesterday on
Town street enjoying the festivities Of the
season with huge string Of cowbells on
the horse. That an eminent neinber oftlle
hardware persuasion can't do BETTER is a
matter Of astonishment. #
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

MATRINoNIAL MARKET.-7Six marriage
licenses were Issued yesterday by Judge
Pugb, ofthe Probate Court, greater num-
Der than all the week previous. Wonder
II the continued cold weather has anything
to do with 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

THE WEATHER,-Quite change was
noticeable in the atmosphere yesterday.
The bright sun thawed out frosty passen-,
gers, and kissing the snow upon the streets,
whispered git" and 1t did commence to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

DIR. LIGHTHILL.-This eminent physic-
ian, from New York, as will be seen by the
advertisement, proposes to visit Columbus
professionally. In the treatment of diseases
of the ear, throat and lungs he is pronounce
ed 'uncqualled, by such men as Geo. D..
Prentice, John Mott, d. D., Silss F. Miller
and host of others. The day of his arri-
val in this city will be announced here
nfler. 49, 49, ------
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THE HEAD OF a. COMET,
cRIsTApoRo's HAIR Dye.
why NOT USE THE HEST?

q why NOT USE THE best?
ssOVER TWENTY YEARS, increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYK Is tho best in the world, II Is tho cheap
piets in one bottle Decs not require any previous
preparation Of the hair. No trouble. Nc crock or
Stain. Produces beautiful blAqkpr brown, as pre-
tstsd SHia can apply T. ATSyS yNs gives St:
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. MY.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
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storing and dressing the Hair.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

TIE MARKETs.-The display at the mar
kets yesterday, save Of red noses, frosted
feet, fruit and vegetables, was meager. It
rs too confounded cold for farmers to come
TO market, yet citizens must live, you
know. uf2i1 I'd. -' othof~ No. rr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.--A warrant
was issued by Squire Meeker, on Saturday,
for the arrest of Joshua Frizell and Henry
Smith, charged with robbing Hugh Smith,
of FtankIinton, of $780,. v , : q l0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

DEAD,--Frederlck Fortemier, an accident
to whom VIZ announced on the authority Of
dispatch from Chillcothe, died from the
effects Of his wounds, we are informed, on
Yesterday. ssar ..,. f'