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The Daily clarion., 1867-02-07
NAV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y.;--oIufion of Partnership
.ar,,ership heretofore existing Pc
WsHE pafnsnn oven Bracey & Co., is this day dls-
solved by nusu'i r. F. OWEN,
WM. J.. BRACE1,
A. NJ. DoDD,
ID. W. HUGHES.
The business a will pe hsssafs5T Sf owrs Rs sH BRacTT
under the nal1 n,,,boriled to settle the business
Of the old firm. " T. BRACEY.
E-ah T-lW
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-07

We are glad to learn, through pri-
vate letter from a friend at Walden,
Miss, that the freedmen are doing
finely in that section"
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORTS

-vpogTvD ExrerssIY FOR THE CLARION
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-07

Gifts for Christmas and New Years !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
new YORK market-rrar.h a.

New York lEarket-March "a. Se5
.COTT0N-Firmef, but less sctivs, owing 10 thsa
nigh prices asked, Sales at'3lc for middlins ap-
FLoyR. good inquiry and ioea5c better. saiss==
~ n ~ 81 . for superns ntsse md Esste,n
ll OOSl5 GO for shipping brands extra round hoop
Una0 % gig lO9ls 80 fO! trade brands market CLOSING
sao scarcel 50 hrm sales at $40 90 fot extra
WHfsKY~ouiet and, steady. Sale. Il SIC. bondIo
WHEAT.aMaTket sasc better, s.iss q Il %,
Eee e Is for small parcels 90 = .bS lSr y Z
Mnise me latter Tor choice; market clos
R1E-Sbade frmer! Sales at q Is for Canada
west fse9 2nd u e Tor good Hsstern. las
BARLEY3M1rs ective and lrIner. Sales at 81 1s
for State and $ 159I "a for Canada west Free the
iAiBsir BIR%EY sfs ESYSOiGet SlLT-on;ot ~ hr..es y
Pea IRE active. Sales at q IS for Canada
:, COR. Market active and excited; ss1c better.
lsK91 10 for do afoat. and aI - for white vest
ern marks @ closing scarcely so firm. ii
Sales at 64 e65c for western; 66968c for New 0hios
EnFEE fsuiss:;4 nrssIE.srE Ben sss.s sss.sfs:s
sUGAR--DalI and heavy. Sales at 1oxollks,
MOLAsSEs-Q Quiet. Sale. at ssc for New otS
Orleans. 4s 9SOc for Centrefgal, and 5Sc for Porto
PETRoLEgM-stesdy. Sales at lsxoI7c for'
crude Tnt :, end s6Yssc for refined in bond.
SAOPS-Quiet and firm. Salos at 3O976cs y = p 80
oPQRk-Firmer; fair demand. Sales, at ga $50
p 81 for new mess closing at $22 81 cash. A2l02I
for prime mess. also at S22 6s923 Is for neg
mess; sellers and buyers option, for March, April
BEEF-Steady. Sales at $50 5O9sO s5 for prime
mess, and $50 959S6 % for India mess. sOItI
] BEEF HAMS-Eirm. Sales at SS7 5O0lo 80.
BACON-Steady. Sales at 1910 f,.r Cumberland
cut. h9ll5fcfer short ribbed. and les(0nNo fo1,
/ CUTMEATS-Firm.. Sales at s9Ioc for should.
ers, and u X4 l4I<c for hams.
III LdARpa9gist and steady Sales at la@12xo fog
FFfE~ Z 4Hr
Ohio. -','1 S'fSfs = - u 80 -
CHEESE-Quiet. Sales at I492Oc. q fl
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BE CAREFUL.-Do not expose yourselves
to the chilly March winds and the shaking
weather which always heralds their ap-
proach. Keep your children warmly clad
and close from exposure. For bad Coughs,
sudden or r,obstinate Colds, Group and Sore
Throat, use Goes Cough Balsam. l
If you have the Dyspepsia, or are
troubled with food distressing you, rising
and sourfng on pour stomach, your bowels
are out of order, you are bilious, constipat-
ed, and generally indisposed, use Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure. 1t is the best medicine for
stomach and bowels in the world.
narcl3 -d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Floyd Acceptances Sutt.

The Floyd Acceptances suit. Hs
New YORK, March 14.-The Times special
says: The famous suits of Russell, Major
aud Waddell creditors against the United
States, known as the Floyd acceptances suit,
are shortly to come up again in the Supreme
Court. 'i'8 '7'.li 10 eii-i'H h'5
BeFOre the Judiciary Committee. 7a
Gen. Fullerton and H. M. Flint, known
as "Druid," of the New York News, have
been examined by the Judiciary committee
regarding their knowledge of the impeach-
ment charges. The former testified regard
ing the Steedman- Fullerton bureau inves-
tigation. 80. '.-i g.. t5'i= q T. a' .-..r7
Dangerously III. ia<- b.p
Col. L. c. Turner, long known as Judge
Advocate of the War Department, is lying
dangerously i'll from a stroke of apop1exy,
and may not live till morning. -.
The Louisiana Marshalship a Big
Thing.
The Tribune's special corrects its state
ment that the name of Gen. Heron had
been sent in as Marshal for New Orleans.
No nomination for that position has yet
been made. There is a great rivalry for the
marshalShip in Louisiana, increased, no
doubt, by the fact that the emofuments of
the office are increased to two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars per annum, by the
passage of the Bankrupt act, with fees at
tendant. @ .II;., f.....-... So.
1ne nlCn"OnO UOI0ef .,.---r.
It is probable that the gold claimed by
the Richmond banks now in the Treasury,
belonged originally to the General Govern
ment and was captured in the early part
of the rebellion by the rebels while in the
mints. --- .l;,.. ,r-lt, :,1.t... ..... -,.
Indian Commissioner. IA H
Col. Taylor, ex-member of Congress from
Tennessee, has been nominated as Indian
Commissioner in place of Bogy, rejected.
1t is thought he also will be rejected. .u
The Expedition Against the Indians.
The Herald's special says: The expedition
against the hostile Indians of Kansas and
Nebraska, under the command of Major
General Hancock, is fully equipped and
supplied, and will start from Fort Leaven-
worth on the 10Th. General Hancock orders
all trains to be organized for defense, by
electing a Captain and other officers, and
organizing the teamsters and employees, and
all others belonging to the train into one
or more companies. No trains are to be
allowed to pass into the Indian country
which number less than twenty wagons and
thirty armed men. Whenever an attack is
made by Indians upon any train pursuing
( the overland routes, the commanding Off
Ger of the nearest military post is directed
( to furnish them assistance. ,,--'tsF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JULES JARED'S
EMAIL DE PARIS"
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED :.
LADIES':
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,nly to Messrs Jared Rene, they honorably state
hat itdifers from all other preparations 1t gives
the harsh and freckIed skin both the texture
md color of polished ivory. removing all discoora
lions, whether appearing as freckles tan, morphew
moth, or black-worm specks and is especially sue
cessful in smoothing out the marks left by the SMALL
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The agents of "L'Ema Paris" most confident
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LER, LUCY RUSHTON. NOEMIE
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telligent and genuine approval. u - ( VIZ
The Beautiful LUCILLE WESTERN says:
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The Magnificent VEsTvALI says:
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to find preparation, which gives the necessary
mooth.
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL says:
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& CoFden, Philadelphia, Agents. b, = - :
JARED RENE
General Agents and Importers, New York.
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=
COUNTY CoMMIssIoNER's MEEr1NG.-
There was meeting of the County Com
missioners at the Auditors Office, yester-
day, March Ia. Present, Messrs. Koerner,
Barbee and Edwards. The bill of Gas com
pany of $37.64, was allowed. The vouchers
and orders, in settlement with County. An
ditor and Treasurer from Sept. 1st, 1885, to
March 1st, 1867, FROM order No. to order
11O2 amounting in the aggregate TO $62,-
029.0l, were compared and found correct,
except an error in voucher No. $50, of Is
cents, in favor of Kilburne, Kuhns s. Co.,
as per allowance of Commissioners, which
was corrected and certified into the Treas
ury, by. the. Auditor. Orders No. S34, for
81 90, No. S42, for 20 cents, and No. S67, for
SOcents, are still outstanding. The entire
exhibit being to the satisfaction and ac-
ceptance of the Commissioners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
- IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable. speedy and GER
ain specific for the of all distractions and sup
essions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
BY he fact that loo 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits They are rapidly tax
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught OF, them IS
the surest, safest and most infalibe preparation in
the world for the of all female complaints 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
ould not be used without producing effects contra
ryt natures chosen laws, Will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are gem.
uine. AFsss
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON. 1876 Chape
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp; con
:erning all private diseases and female weaknesses
Sold,by Druggists everywhere.
q. G.. CLARK & CO..
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FROM DETROIT,

Action of the Democratic State Con-
z DETROIT, MICH, March 14.-The Demo
cratic State Convention, yesterday, nomi-
mated for Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, Sanford M. Green; Regents of the
University, William M. Ferry, Jr., and
Ebenezer Wells. Resolutions were adopt
ed denouncing the reconstruction bill, and
and the disfranchisement of whites, as in
tended by Congressional action, unconsti-
tutional, arbitrary and revolutionary.
Suicide.
e Henry j. Percival committed suicide yes
terday, by taking strychnine. Cause, do
nestle troubles. ~
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+, anAn.HoEEL. ARRIyALs.
Thursday, March 13, 1867.

NEIL HOUSE,
J Z Jennings len DAYTON Is Jenkins. Sincinpati
Ghi Md%syn E%S3ns
rurney. Circlev,llo; J Jones' Pittsburgh. Pa. l.
isstsr and SON ConcorpH Ns H Miss Kp Ale
Sarlsnd, Jacksonville. NJ; John e Case, Boston.
lO Y Enslish Buffalo n " .is Rails SASs1s; on 1yTs:
yG RF Bihi1SE a.TS5s srassS 5Ssa1 h
o1d C2Ss PHTrftt I D.ytOG Willia%s Mil
I S Bass New York CiS@ SSnf
lodge, ohip; c G Street: Stree Nsg York; Mrs 9 Me-,
Smith, Chicago; A I PrltehArd. New York
UNITED, STATES HOTEL.
j w Hollenback and wife, Massachusetts,: Miss
larry Brookins, Marion county. Ohio; q Epy Canal
;eGnard, Tifip; 81 Miller. S6sdsviIIs; Benz G
&s H'!i'J ssssTsai Ps:SsEsSSp SSpI% %
ugh Msponaia, Gr6sps; T6os vsPaest. G:!ena;
Ienter; Hsrbert. dS;3 j Downs. Sb Steabenve: iTLe
HarTonn. W Westerville; 0, Kelley, Kirkersviiie:
R}Serts, %orthipstOn; VIM ] y pelsnO, Grsnviiie;
leo Y Boiin. do j Justice. Bloomfield; Gu: Gu,
aP, Monticello, Ill; Mutt and family. Zane ,vie:
6 cSns Winessg
ier; HenTy Wise. Granyille; W l. Alexander. do;
Iohn Maley, Pittsburgh; B Demorest. city; A ii
Walker. Sandusky; John Evans. LOckbourne; i
Davis, do; VIM Taylor. Harrisburg, O.. I-T7I'Ifj
GoODALE HOUSE.
8 W Tucker, Sandusky; s W Gregory, Cardipg-
on on ID Byerly Jno Moody A Kinnear. city
ION, Ohio; J Edmonds, Piqua J I. Branson, Gin
nnati; r N Kenner, Delaware; ] Brewer, DAYTON;
w seoat. Morgantown VEST Virginia J Hail.
Brookly; 5 Bedell, New York Odell, Holland
New York.
AMERICAN HOTEL, t't,stt
s D Wolfy and wife, Delaware; NJ H Shelton,
Philadephia J. Sh1tterly. Pittsburgh Albert
ConnelI, Hancock co, " va; VIM Thornburgh,
Cleveland: NJ McCord, Springfield; j Thomas,
TO-, Mre ID Zerga, Xenio; J Hook, Little Rock,
green, New York; j R Knox Granville W Allen.
10; LG Williams, Cleveland ] A Morrison. In
annapolis; Chos Cramer, do; Henry Hardv.ss
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CIncinnati 'markeI-Maresihi.1144. 3 Il. /

-
of trade brands at S11 50913 So and fancy at Siz6
le e0p 90; No demand for lower grades -. = ,ifhH
itiOkN-Sales at 63c in bulk, and T6c in sacks. Os
0ATS-Advanced to 73c.z Tssis - ti.lE,f7,, A
WHEAT-Scarce, no No spring in market.
Sales at 81 25 for No. spring. and g 50 for win1
RYE-Scare, and not Offering at less than 40. AZ
close there yere buyers at 81 IS for No. l. .r.,T
C0TTON-Held higher: 2sc ssked for middIine
uplands but 45c was the best offer made; sales Of
ordinary at 25c. The favorable news from LIVERPOOL
caused helders to put up prices. -. -. -.
NESS P0RK-Unchanged. City held at ga %;
sales. = y .iEi5f ftISf'.3 - - - FiI.gl II
BULK MEATS-In good demand. Sales st @
shoulder; loc for sides; 10 Tor shoulders sides
clear RIB and clear sides, packed. rs 70 y
LARD-Firm. Held at I2jN for country and 1889
d IHAMS-Suear-cureda at l59l5Kc. and in fair de-
meGS66 mseGRS66cER1EsLst..dv - - - -
SUGAR-Salss at l9If9l4 for Cuba and Pofto
Rico; Il also for Orleans b-..--l4.fir- - - =
COEFEE-Sales at 25 927c. -, s--..s- -
RUTTER-Steady. Sales at 219s7c for fresh, Is }
EGGS-Firmer, owing to colo weather. Sales ak
SEEDS-Gloyer firm at % Is for old: o. sO@s for
aeS; timothy dull, at ss soSs 4oi fax. at ss sO9
OIL-Linseed dull. at 81 4o4I 4eyi .iIl- s-.,.sstl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

Can THEY Do IT ?--An honest, old fash
ioneds farmer was In our office yesterday
talking over the 'slsituatfon." He was one
of those old times men, whose veneratioh
for the Constitution leads him to believe it
should be held as asacred thing by legis-
lators. Talking of the impeachment of
President johnson, said he: "Why, they
can't do it! The Constitution won't allow
it!'' This reminded us of a little story.
Lola Montez was once riding on the Penn
sylvania Central railroad, and as was her
custom, she took out cigarette and COM
menced smoking, to the annoyance, of sew
eral passengers. The conductor came in.
" Madam" said he, "you can't smoke in
this car" But you see CAM said Lola.
And she did. The beauty of this story lies
in the application thereof.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD. DEMO
CRATIC CLUB.-There was a tremendous
meeting of the Democrats of the Eighth
Ward at John Koerner's, last evening. The
President being absent, John Madigan was
called to the chair and L. E. Wilson ap-
pointed Secretary. A committee of three
was appointed to confer with committees
of First and Ninth Wards, to procure a
room for the Clubs of those wards to meet
in. James Nolen, John M. Koerner and L.
E: Wilson wereappointed such committee,
and the Club adjourned to meet on the call
OF the Chairman, notice of which will be
given In The OHIO STATESMAN. '-s-5
- ss.sarss.,s JOHN MADIGAN, President.
L. e. WILSON, Secretary.
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Cleveland market-rTarchl "a. 2


FLOUR-City-msdei Xxx spring. from No. 1
wheat $l2 CO9l2 so; do do from No. wheat sII 50
9l2 90: eouj try-msde spr.ng 81 0Og1i s5 Xxx red
I6 so. -a1--sF = =
WHEAT-No. Milwaukee spring held at q So
40; No. do do at @ 09@4 90. = 81 > q ,
GORN-Sales cars new shelIed at q ss per
9A gel TS0No.1 State held at 81 5so1 50 per GENITAL.
kIE-Quiet at 81 90 06 per cental. .E5srEzf-f1
=, ,PORK-Firm. MOL city-pscked n.ess at e22 90:
No. mess Sal 90; clear ga 90. " 7ssG3 dsf 2 81
LARD-Steady. Sales city rendered at Isc In
t:erces; 1870 in frkins; country rem cred 1t fQ3
SMOKED MEATS-Sales Suear-cured hams SE
lie; breakfas bacon I5ct IS : eIsf0S'[ -SS-sHs
mess &l8. I-s'a-I -zr1}'s5c ssTS1sstt~
BUTTER-Sales choice roll at s50ssc: common
grades nominal. s-s -9sc-g'gtl -T1H.ti -
CHEESEIIn fair demand and steady at i4@l5e
for fair to choice dairy and factory in round loIs
Isc. "a b s.asgo - -, If : : : y - = -
HIGHWINES-Dulla and held nominally at 81 Is.
tax paid, 25c in bond. l5IT fEfT - -
.ALGOH0LAHDSPIR Alcohol, ss per cant.
1904 45 Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, e. IS:
Neutral Proof Spirits $e 4S9s 4s. -
fETROLEUM-Refned free, car lots. nominal
and inactive atz2943c. 81 81 -FfssEss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

CONSTIPATION OF THE BowELs.-When
this is merely accidental or occasional, a
dose of Ro6ack's Sugar Coated Blood Pits is
the only treatment necessary; but when it
has become habitual, it calls for further at
tention. Want of exercise is generally the
chief cause, especially among the higher
classes of society, in which case the use of
the Blood Pills should be followed to keep
the bowels open. marl3-daw1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
FROM CAIRO.
TheFiood in ArVxau...

CAIRO, ILL, March 14.-The officers of
the steamer Rockford, just from Arkansas
river, report the country overfiowed, great
loss of property and suffering of inhabi-
tants. Twenty seven lives were lost at
Helena bv the flood, mostly freedmen. The
steamer Peter Balen was damaged by run
ming into the bank at Redford. She lost
part of her cargo, one soldier and one deck
hand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TO Ohio statestSnal.nis.s AN si =
FROM EUROPE,
ny OCEAN rEhEGRsPH.
enian Troubles Not Ended.

..ls sFenian Troubles Not Ended. ,-.,
LONDON, March 14--Noon.-The Fenian
troubles are net entirely ended. Govern
lin to be posted on Liffey river. The Fe-
mans have taken refuge in Wicklow noun
tains, where they are perishing from cold
and munger ~ VSrI aitTfp COOS -a.f -Efi q
Elections in Italy 60 be Repeated
FLORENCE, March 14.--Nearly one-half
of the italian elections are to be repeated.
The result is exceedingly doubtful. Gen.
Garibaldi is at the head of the opposition
party, IT, -ftF t.iF fssf' f'Ff-.s.' -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

Nor RETIRED.-Wm. Wall, undertaken,
No. IL West State street, coptinues to un-
dertake funerals, and is prepared to attend
all orders on the shortest notice, and at
most reasonable terms. ALI the latest
styles of burial cases will be found at this
establishment, and he solicits a share OF
public patronage. mar1-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

= SECOND WARD DELEGATEs.-The De-
mecraey of the Second Ward win meet at
their club room,on Friday evening next. to
elect two delegates TO the city and town
ship Convention. to be held on Saturday
evening, March 10th. Fals.- -, - :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

THIRD WARD, ATTENTIoN.-fhe Democ-
racy of the Third Ward win meet at the
Mayors Office tonight for the purpose .oi
nominating q candidate for Councilman,
aad eleeting three delegates to the City and
Township Coavensiou. Come out, DEM
ocrats of the Third, in force tonight. = (
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

PENTTKNTIARY YARRIvALs.-Two prisoners
arrived at the Penitentiary yesterday. The
following are. the names and sentences:
From Hamilton county, Anthony Him
mel, manslaughter, seven years.
From Butler county, Michael Holland,
grand larceny, one year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

HAVE You SECURED "A HOUSE FOR THE.
COMING YEERp-f not, yeu had better stir
yourself. Houses are extremely scarce
this spring, the demand being greater than
the supply. Notwithstanding the large
number Of dwelling houses that were put
up last summer, the cry is still for more
ROOM This fact shows that our population
is gradually Increasing. This population
must be supplied with dwellings,, and we
must enlarge our number of buildings. We
understand quite number of dwell ling
houses are to be built during the coming
spring and summer. We beg leave to
inteni building. Build your houses sub
stantially, of good material, with well
drained cellars, and with an eye to comfort
and convenience; in short. build them as
though you expected TO live in them your
self. The practice.of building mere shells,
loosely put together, "iust to rent" has
become too common of late years. 1t tells
its sorrowful tale upon the faces and health
of those who are obliged to live in them,
especially during the inclement seasons.
"As ye would that men should do unto
you, do ye even so unto them" In this
connection we would mention the fact that
we are now supplied with a good house,
and the one we have been occupying is for
rent to any one who wants 1t after the 1st
of April. BY this we mean to inform all
those anxious inquirers that we are not
''going to break up house keeping" and
that that is not the reason we are going to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

EILED, YEsrERDAY.-At the. Secretary OF
State's Office, on yesterday, the f6lIoWinE
certificates of incorporation were depos
tied:
OF the Cedar Hill and Lancaster Turn
pike Road Company, to run turnpik.
road from Cedar Hill, Fairfield county, +,
the city of Lancaster. Capital $4,000
Wesley Peters, G. w. Hughes, John Hutch
ins, Henry Work, Peter Hay and John Rt
Der are the corporators.
Of the Wapakonetta aud Belle Center
Turnpike Road Company, for the purpos,
of building turnpike road from Wapa
konetta to Belle Center, Logan county,
Capital stock $4,000. The corporators ar.
c. Bitter, Samuel Bitter, Lucius Meyers
Arthur Bitter and Amos Copeland.
OF the Springfield Building Company
for the purpose of constructing and main
tanning houses as tenement houses fTh,
principal Office is to be located in Spring
field. The capital stock is 500 900, in share
of 500 each. John H. Thomas, j. s. Kel
ly, w. A. Barnett, E. g. Dial and CA
Phelps are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

ONE of the most popular depots for Hoop
Skirts and Corsets is at E. Reeds great
Hoop Skirt Factory, No. 20 East State
street, opposite the Capitol.
m14-2td thGSsat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15

GIVE IT TO HIM.-We find the followin,
in the Columbus correspondence of tn
.Ctnctnnati Enquirer. Giye-it to him "Carl,'
give it to him. He deserves it: a-' &
'sThe Governor sends communications {.
the Senate to be acted upon in secret ses-
sion, and until they are opened and read il.
Executive session are considered confident
ial. On Saturday he thus transmitted
nominations to be econfirmed, and the Senat,,
held the message so confidential that thest
nominations would not have been know.
to the public, had not the Private Secre-
tary, G. F. Bascom, lately given a com
mission in the Regular Army, sent thd
names to the Morning JoaaTds to the ex
clusion of all other papers, where they wert
published on Monday. If, as soldier, Mr.
Baseom does not know that such conduct
is ''unbeeoming an officer and gentleman
he is unfit for the station he now holds
and the one he expects soon to fill."