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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06


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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRAC'

BUCHU
Is certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DROPSY
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MALE OR FEMALE, ......
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
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- . If no treatment is submitted to Consumption
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~ and
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AH.TR-SE'R EN(sTEk
LIFE-BEAE-TH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
s p EGTFTC PILL

. L E u L + L u L L II II .
Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier 4 Du-
pont, Pharmaceutists, o. 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris,
from the Prescription of DR.. Juan Delamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
... -... PARIS, May St 1s63
GENTLENEN:-We have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS" made from Doctor Delamsrres Pre-
scriptiOn. during several years past. in our
them most energetic and efficient REM
edy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, or Premature Emissions: Sex
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of the Nervous System; w eaknesses arising from
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the Genital Organs. Weak Spine; Affections OF the
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with Sunken Cheeks and Boodless Lips; "Pinchedo
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the CHASTITY train of symptoms arising from Over
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these Pills. With high rsspect. we are yours most
sincerely.
s G. D. DUJARDIN, NJ. D.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

~ perfect purgative we
are able to produce, and,
rs we think, has ever yet
been made by anybody
Their effects have abund-
antly shown to the COM
nunity how much they
,Xcel the other medicines
n use. They are pleasant
md safe to take. but pow
rful to cure. Their pen
stra ing properties sfim-
ulate the vital activities
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assent, when the colonists were few in
number and could easily assemble, was
given directly by themselves; and when
they became too numerous for that, by a
House of Representatives elected by them.
A like provision is found in the charter
of the Carolinas.
The Constitution framed by VIM. Penn
orTPennsylvania, was submitted to and
adopted by the settlers who accompanied
him to America. 1t provided for Gov
ernor, Provincial Council and General AS
sembly, and required the fundamental laws
of the Province Ito be read every year, at
the opening of the council and assembly,
or courts of Justice, and their assent to the
same to be testified by their standing UP
after the reading thereof And it SOL
emnly declared that the end of government
was Ito support power in reverence with
the people, and secure the people from the
abuse of power.",-r.s ,5 r.re is.t rrs. .4:T-ri.
vened in America met at Jamestown, in
Virginia, in 1919. 1t was ordered to con-
sist Of stwo burgesses, chosen from every
town, hundred and plantation by the in-
habitants, to decide conjointly with the
Governor and Council, by the greatest ma
jority of voices, in all matters of concern
relating to the colony" Two years later,
some changes were made in the system,
but the General Assembly retained the
powerlt to make the laws, reserving, how
ever, to the Governor negative voice, or
veto power. 1-,f. t.af med. a--s -il'E
Without further multiplying examples,
it may suffice it to say that the moment
their feet rested on American soil, our an
cestors set to work to establish, free Gov
ernment; and so successful were their et-
forts that our State Constitutions of to-day,
are,0 to geat extent, mere copies of what
they ordained more than two centuries
ago; sometimes with, and often without,
the consent of the British Crown. And
when, hundred years later, an imperious
their privileges and "reduce them under
absolute despotism,' they drew the sword
in defence of their rights, and pledging to
each other their lives, their fortunes and
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TINE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.


The Board Of Fire Commissioners held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, Colonel Myers in
the CHAIR
A communication from the Chief Engineer announce
ing the death Of Miles l. sowarby, who killed at tho
fire in Broad street. read after which Commissioner
adopted -
and rcgret death Miles L. Sowarby member
Of Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company No. ~, who
lost his life while the discharge OF his duty ut the IRE
last evening, corner Of Broad aud W ter streets.
Resolved That in tho death Of fireman Sowarby this De-
parment loses the services OF active efficient and
py member and whose memory deserves to be cher
ished by his companions for his many estimabe quaes
Resolved That Chief Engineer be instructed to make
Appropriate ranyements for the obseques.
resolution adopted at the request OF the Treas
ment be countersigned by the President In his alb
sence by the chairman Of the Committee on Finance.
copy OF The resolution ordered 10 be furnished
the banks in which she accounts OF the Department
kept
Commissioner Galway offered the following preamble
anu resolution which was adopted
Whereas the of the expenditures OF this Board
for the coming have been fxed by the Board of Es
mate constituted by law at $s33D; and whereas II IL de-
rabe that the organization be extended to the upper
OF the CITY IN the place of present partially voun-
eer which only be done by Introducing economy
the Of funds under
control of the Commissioners: therefore.
Resolved. That Commissioners Able and Myers be- aud
they hereby constituted committee to report to this
Board plan by which tho required protection be
interference with the OF the existing force which plan,
adopted shall be substitute action of this Board
heretofore creating the position OF additional acting Are
men, at a salary Of 800 per annum.
Tho Board then adjourned.
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lcc.Dss- -es csrus ,rrw.

FoSrssss xoSSos Va ADJUST % 1857
TN SAnrass afternoon las, darling the performance
Of .ob's.on's circus IN Norfolk and whils Mr. Rcbeu
Ne isncy vas performing On the ,rspsrs rope con
nsc,ed With ths srpa'aas denly parted add 10 Tho
horror o. en-. sudsacs the symnsa ~u rreci rINed
distance 81 over twenty FEET 70 the arena below u
appears he Was bsisaclng him,sf IN The Horizontal
bar that foftas portion O. TIE trspszs sad about
10 drop aud catch himself BY bs Zee; ~hsa the accident
occurred. The general imprsss among The aud sncs
thai lac had been instsH,y Killed bat upon
instion made by the attach Of tue circus who rushed
immediately TO his sssstsn-e asosrtapsd that 10
vas only staaasd ami that bones ssss broken hAv-
ing with crest presence OF mind 10 falling given HE
body twist, and 90 turned HE hsad - 10 fall partly
OF HE shoulders and avert the fatal Of
q beadloug descent he was Ia . cry precarfous con.
dton, however. aud was Immediately furnishs6 with
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALs.

The Purchase Of SANTANA by the United States.
HAvASA, August %, 1867.
Ihave just learned from an American gentleman con-
nectsd with the United states Navy who IL passing
few days here on his return from the British West
Indies special mission OF the American government,
and 10 now route home, thai Mr.. Fabsns. OF s.
Domingo, who appears recently arrived At Santiago do
Cuba direct from said island informed him that soon
AFTER the refusal Of General Oabrai 60 accede TO the
propositions Of the American government for the &C
Quson Of SANTANA the President had thought better Of
the proposal and having determined to conciode the
bargain he sent special messenger without iose or
time to Washington for the express purpose OF settling
IT, The terms appear to be for the uncontrolled acqusl
ton Of the bay and circuit Of land Of five miles all
Along at the rate Of nifty cents per acre which was
calculated would stand 10 the United States not far
from five millions Of dollars Hsuch is the case, a. do
not doubt We cannot but approve OF General Cabrals
good and judgment SaDana or use to the
Domincans and never would be, while the United
States will show Of what IL DO 10 the world
q large as well a. to its own people.
Mr.. Fabens lie An American gentleman, long resident
In st. Domingo and we'll known every American; and
my Informant have ample reasons. independent
Of his public career TO place full confidence in the
veracity of the information.
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SHIP PIN q NEW s.
euRI Of NEW YORK. AUGUST %. 1857

Cleared.
Steamship City of New York (Br). Tibses LiverrosJ
Steamship Nebraska CBr). Guard. Representations. =
Steamship New York tBremh Dreyer. Brcmen-oelriehs
Steamship .v,rsn!.. Roberts. Norfolk. City Poin, and
R sisa@.S p,l M.crea az CO. s,,uo-.
s;eamsh ,D ptrIsa sherwood ror,landIJ anes
steamship warnsui,a, Fish. New Bedrord-rerruson 4
BARK Alexander ,RussN Ahlfors, csds-Punch, Ss,ncts
Bark limerick Lass, Narshmsn. New orleans-G @
Bris vcseiiy brY Dsrrs Rio orande DO sniJ BsrioA
Rrls Lo,g: nE k@Sal ssi' ;;..s Son Co
s ss s s 3. Peeps
S scsr airpeer mr., onlia. ysrnca.h-r Ne,iu. son
sehr srainers wsn,, iiartford-Rsctea 4 Taylor.
ss 1s' sasr b Ss~ sss Taylor
ssSB s SS 3SsS o osr.on nr PsespSs
81 .rrr.s Arrived. ~ rr FfanF
s.eamshIp yr,hsra LIGHT Jones: Bremen Aug To- ,s
Cos w, wi,s .,ass .ha 90 20 pa''e'ses "'
s,s.nshIp MORO ossle. Greene: Havana lss q! al
shp 60 the arrived At lover pnsrantSe t.
an ss & ss m s s,'s - YORK ne steamship
sleanshlp NnsAra. Esfs@sn ,o Norfolk a.; 9Th "a's
SID soaSbsa ~ Be.scn1 TSaeSsr San Snc.co Ap-
Hs, s yAf ~ E pan S',s%ss d.
sAles shifted stove bosas and skysa and hisd tho
ship ~" Wary Ogden coldr-y Liverpool days md,.
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Ts,S. = DAYS out sor q provisioss supplied her.
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4 70 s .s SgD for rai s Ss, .s ..
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s' Ma Esss ssr Gsrs havana Is days. in ballast
Srs orlnooo b Davis cssarien, II days. Win sugar.
as sss, "a s i e oSs. sailed eSsss
3shr varaS.eps sBfs oS!ysn. Nassau, sr Is says.
with mdsc ,oJ-f whitnsy Co. = f
Schr Is Iilct auis. Arcy, Key West. H. days
shr Ida fcl. Tore, fsrr-u ssiis River Ga fVdays
schr q A Ward. Edw alda virginia
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Sohr Tiara Jsne. Psrker. CAas.
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Died.


AcxsnLy.--On Tuesday evening August 81 AtASsoS
r. AcKKrIy. aged 30 years, months and 10 days
The relatives and friends o. the tamy are se9css.ed
Lodge 4l6, =. and A. NJ, from No II Grand street,
Brooklyn. V D., this Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, without further notice
BUxsrRAD.--on sunday, August %, JACOB C. Bun.
The friends OF the family aud these of his brothers
Jackson Theodore ana William. also the Union League
Council No. 10, also the Bunker hill Association, ara
respectfully requested 70 attend tho t"nsfa Tn9n' iur
Augustus c. Weed, SO Henry street. this THURSDAY,
afternoon at two O'Clock Tho remains will be taken 70
'BrnxIry.-on tuesday Aurust ~ Acvvs infant
daughter Of Edward H. and catharne W. Buckley.
CAMERON formerly OF Glasgow Scotland aged 20 years
and months The remains will be taken to otscso
county for interment
Couss.--on wednesday, Angus 2s, HrsEY coHxs,
Tbe funeral win take place from his late residence
ale Third avenue, this Thursday morning. at ten
o'clock. The friends Of he family axe iay!.ed TO attend
Dovpsx. --on Wednesday. August 2s, SARAH Avn,
daughter Of r. and T. Dowden, aged Is months and
1 fne friends Of the family. ana members Of United
Brothers Lodge No l. are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the resdencs Of her parents loi Mon
roe street, ths Ihursd.yl afternoon at two clock.
\ et We deeply mourn her ioss. ~ aat
Duuros On SUNDAY, August rs, ExyA wife Of Joseph
p' sssys. ans fesd Of S ny ar.
fully invited 90 attend the funeral from her late resi-
denes, "a East fhrtvhiri street. frisy morning,
o. ten O'Clock. Tho remains viii b. taken TO Newark.
/ n. j., FOR interment
/ porr.-On TUESDAY August ~ W. Nrt,sp Down. 10
the I'D year Of bis native of the parish OF kl
hshdse, county Donegal, Ireland. ~ s. ~. $50.
The frends o. tne fstiiv arc invited TO attend snc
funeral ~ hs late residence NO. 81 jay sfees on FRI
| dsv afternoon. 90 two O'Clock. e frra Ia rftss-s
| EsIkS--On "Wednesday, August p, after long and
panful Illness, CsrnsRisr blrts, wife OF Aistn b.
Esfes and daughter OF the late John Bryan or Albany,
n n Notice OF tho funsrni will DC riven hsreafter
fEks,n-sin Brooklyn on weanoaaay - morning
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tAsriiss tAas AsyU wss ssvsepsd in avn sssifs end
~ People determined net 70 Let easave keep the Pres
dsscy Per "a Prince was besieasd. sad dghting vss
gong n the country The Consul ha1 expressly
Ssnt for the steamer and she came stsaaag aiong the
ceast g 81 Domingo 70 capture any weeds which,
untr xnGish solors might - fosnd ssnvsyas osntsa-
me commander Of said steamer further STATED that he
saw Valentin Baez and confr1res In eEle-thst they
all taken prisoners their aasce and return 70
Cape Haytisn. Another o1ncih communication CON
taiBed in ad paper gives an account Of the var ma
tsrial which, IN their nght and escape from Monte
Christi they abandoned, and which was all captured BY
the authorities Of St. Domingo
All quiet II Port Prnee. Disturbances though
said have broken out at Jersie headed BIZ the
district General Caymette. who with his followers be-
ing repnsed by the national suards and hnding escape
impossible, blew out bis brains.
The sxEmperor Sououque Is dead. he arrived on the
LIST Of August at Petit Guaye and died there few days
subseQuOutly
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE HtRllo.
Financial Estimates for the Ensuing Fiscat
Year.

Financial Estimates for the Ensuing Fiscat
Year.
san JuAs, Angus, ~, 1867.
The estimates for the ensuing nsca year. commencing
o., r;aly l. 1884, has ssen published. The total
amoIni Of revenue sases ass, while the expenditure
only reaches sslss,sS therefore exhibiting balance
o. SAL, 7co Among the expenditure hnd that the
war Department alone requires t1sio.2sl The expense
or collecting witch ia w much as sses, OF u
per cent Among tho items OF revenue NOTICE
fhA the vus ON House produces 81 1926 BOO about 20
per cent and the Lostery department whereas
The direct taxss do Got exceed $685. sou =. .se.
IL you lear In mind the acua situation OK roro Rcos
which, Tor reasons which need not be rspcatsd here,
has been somewhat aggravated cannot help coming
10 tho that the there rs not
hot more liberal in s general tendencies than u 10 In
Cuba consequently there Is cxssgerston IN wkzt 10
t.srs thong ht Of IL future destiny. srlf rateM "
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BosToS August IS ls6.
10 the United States Circult Cosrt YESTERDAY thefe
Wa lengthy argument The fao,On u the ccalsst of
Juiu. Hsr,~s late teller in the United states Assis
rnt n.ssurers oaec. who u charged ~th smoexxlipg
the pubic moneys Ny losang them To the state street
Grm OF Mellon. Ward % The principal ground taken
by the counsel for the defence WAS tia, Htvei vas
not IN The meaning Of the Law, officer charged with
tbs M and disbursement OF The public uvner.
The Coar overrnled the motion Hsriwe was srragscd
and pleaded mot guilty."
Chief Justice Chase vas present during portion OF
49,
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THE CUBA CABLE.


At SEA, snvm Nina Orr PunA RosA.
August ~, 1867.
ASK o'clock this morning We commenced paying Out
tine cable and in three hours the steamer Emily reached
the Narva and transferred the cable 70 her.
Al this hour We ready 70 sart for Key West pay
leg ont The cAbs but IL has just been discovered that
two who dec this morning had yellow fever and
that other hands have Mr.. Webb has now under coz
sdeaon the cutting and buoyng Of the cable and run.
ming 10 sea till the epidemic abatex The two men who
died were Wilson, coloTsd, and Mr.. Ellis cable cArpen
ter Both were buried on shore
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COVERINGS pEapoNT AND the RICHMOND cLEasY.
ronrRrss MoyRos. August %,

TonTRrss MoSEos, August 26 1887.
The Fayetteville IN C.l Prebvts,tan, referring to
Governor Pierpoint's reflections on the Richmond
clergy. imputing disloyai feelings to them, says
The pulpit in Richmond aud vicinity meet the charge
in manly and Christian denial of the fact, and cbal-
en9e open proof Of the Governor assertion We strike
hands with them this ISSUE and guarantee TO furnish
proof for state OF North Carolina, whenever may
be demanded in denel Of the charge which the Gov
of Virginia has made.
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Mining sh.res wers dui and hsayy A the hrst board
CONSOLIDATED gregory Gold closed -, lower thsn the
name time yesterday. selling a. s6 10: New York cold
&C. sell ns a. 81. quartz NJ. sold al 81 50 Eds,nl'
Mining, a. so Midas silver, 50 3. New York ari
Edorsao, &c co %. so.
We ar. GLAD 20 Gud that Ga. freasary Department has
Instructed the United States D.sircs Attorney here 10
pro-ecne tho defs-.ng teers IN Tie Trade meus Rank
under the National Currency which provides Tor the
punshue. o, sgch onenccs-everv pres,tsu,, cashier
seller OF CLERK convicted o, fraud e,b-zzlsment or
skag false eaircs being subject 70 imprisonment FOR
less than Eve years These offences are held 70 be
high felony 10, to he compounded or compromised bv
the directors isa tue prosecution Of the state
ashoritiss Tho following 10 the tsSt 81 ths, portion of
che at reieu.d to-
sscrinS s.. AVA he u fur,her enacted, tina,
president. director, csshier taier ~
apply sry " TIE moneys funds or credits Of the
arEncieiior o. tiaN without epihor.tv from tue d.
r~rors pui IN circulson any of tue noes ~
tho alton. shall whou, authority tuue on pat
u or ehares, rake aug acceptance sssign any noge.
bond drsfi. bi ~ exchange mortgage Judgment or
decree or sbsn make any false entry Ia any book,
report or statement Cs the association with ini.nt in
other con many. bciy polite or corporate, any ,nd-
vidal tersop TO deceive any oncer Of the
ton or anv agent appointed 20 examine the Affairs o.
saeh assoc ION. shall ~ deemed tui''y OF mis-.
dsmesnor, and rpou conviction thereon ensu De pun
shed ~ iprisoument not less than I've nor more than
Ten years -. -,
~ 10 And he " further sns-ted That all suits ani
proceedings ARISING out OF the prov sions OF ts ACT
Which the Tinted states w .is Officers or ssen" shN
bs gAuss. shsI bs ceDdyc,si b. The D4I.s! AieFre's
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


lARasrHoSG--GR,uAx ON Wednesday. July H. in the
Second street Methodist Episcopal church. the pastor
Rev. John /. Peck officiating, WV. IL AaxsTRoSo TO
MAGGIE j. GRAHAM.
DEcKER-VAy Nny--on Wednesday August II, by the
Rev. VIM II. Johnson PAUL DECKER, OF this city, TO A.
crsTA 8. vAS My. OF Brooklyn, Il. u. No cards
TURxURr-HEnRixo.--O "Wednesday, August %, by
the Rev Richard Parker. JoHx L. TURsJRE, Of Enslc-
wood. N j.. to MARY JANE, youngest daughter Of Cor
nellus J. Herring, Esq, OF Scroenburg, n. j.
WfIiIANs--Mo>TCoMxR AT the residence OF the
brides mother on Wednesday, August IL by the Rev.
W. IL Scott d. D., Mr.. JANE WILLIAMS 10 Mss KATE L.
MONTGOMERY, all OF this city.