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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

! AMERICAN MANUFACTURES-THE AMERI-
CAN WATCH COMPANY OF WALTHAAi, MASS
Our readers know that the best mechan-
ism of the best manufactures of this coun-
try is unsurpassed anywhere in the world.
The genius of American inventors and
mechanics produced the cotton-gin, the
mechanical reaper and mower, the sewing
machine, the best telegraphic instruments,
and last, but not least, the wonderful ma
chinery of the American Watch Company
of Waltham, Mass, amechanism that takes
holu of raw material-the brass and steel
and gold, and precious stones, and under
competent direction turns out that daily
wonder and necessity-a perfect time
keeper.
Beginning in 1850 in very moderate
way, but with the determination to make
none but thoroughly good watches, the
Company have continued to enlarge their
works from year to year, Gas they were un-
able to supply the demand), until now they
manufacture about one-half of all the
watches sold in the United States. Their
factory covers over three acres of ground,
and as an illustration of its extent, we may
mention that it is supplied with over sixty
miles of iron pipes. These watches have
proved soreliable ethatseveralofther railways
Of the country now furnish them as a part
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FROM NEW YORK,
|Furthax Rga 5ssaE33 Of the Refo,

Further teBIaF3 of the Reform
H hyde Park.
ssN4ENIi : yoF1Krsa3sHH Az iE-3NA Herald special,
The Reform demonstration in Hyde Park
to-day was an immense affaffT HI6fh6 A6GfH
led at least one hundred t6oiisAHdI Anfbfac4
ing roughs. gentlemen, womehl hohiIa EeLn
and working men. ShIRbReftA NJ dtpbkelsl
proclamation that the assembly was illegal
Iproyed, utterly ahortiYer
The mofhfh& PAPsrs announced that the
s ali ifte%pt eSs tr6opi TO pIs in
London and vicinity weFe-aadeF aFEasss FEass And
secluded tirss tk. esSd-'Sd sd vehicles id
Ewere kept ready to convey them to any
pGI T8sIgn q sEi a iY organ
lied, at one of which woman spoke in fa-
Ivor offemale suffrage. Pnestand was devo-
IlutioraE SntimeEts uttered bYltHS speak
ers Were 1o9 9dl eheeFeda as the police passed
by the efnSuSfz Tfe e feto ormeES q ET0eAted
ord &EG prattfealf afEfed out t4iat idea
by diving off of the trees in the park the
roughs who had perehed- IN the branches.
Nge geq00Qfess aieaouaceA Akke -Ea6fsA OF
the Government The tories treat the meet
Rings as meb bBieterD Rililestheoeformers
flni TSs RsR ~ BSsb sass
and all Lond0a aisdAFeHsely lyiexehed. Some
of the JHsetiA IS; rgE6 3ti4h Iiis IRgagressT eAq
viii cOnGinue until a late hour.
InjunGtf0ns DIssoIved.
JuSeiU6 b B&e6afKg ge9teraay aissoiaef THE
injunction restEainipgsr then execution of
e9, sES iSE SfR hS AZ EEs
street. Of medt dpuo1dt baA
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terian .GelemlI AsssMbl LESS oldI BntA new
school, after a session of week in this city,
agr3ed O. 6bnbnFnE D 6fA Aned hfbn1 oV ION q RSE
markable unanimity- These terms are to
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to-day. The attetd nee asol arg, rr"WS|4
dell Phillips .Wh0g iRrsS Stesd sdw as.p &hist
speaker. Resolutions sWene 9afopted .that
the nation owes to its elfgrespe &C. to Justice,
to the future security aid HRHdtf" present
safety of, the eolored race, -to9 zim-
peach and remove-the- traitor of the
White xHouse-a once that every lshout
Congress delays that action insults the ma
tiOn, disgraces its law, jeopardizes its future,
delays justice and makes more and more
innocent blood cry to God against us; that
they urge on all the friends of freedom to
keep vigilant and ceaseless watch on the
Supreme Court aud the present eff.
forts of the rebels to make use o.
lit in order to block the wheels o.
lGovernment; that a large measure OF con-
| tiscation and the division of contiscateC
land among negroes is an act lof justice tC
them and the former rebel owners of the
land and will be security to his other
rights and to the nation itself. = .. 3,H. =, ,s3
/ Ao1OurneQ joRasao3 s1E s5ai15 ali56 i.> $40.
/ Horses SuffOcated.
| Thirty-five horses were suffocated tC
death by fire in the stable of J.. r. Halsey
corner af Broadway and 26th street early
this morning. fe2 % fiacs1b z. b1a $3.50 SO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s:zs :. AN

hAcetiDzt on sVVSfix Sast sNKSnocE8es ut
70 5assannS 0hTvthRA ASfk hSaouEsG1avE!soo
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE meetingOf work
ing Haen at thefC Cpurt- House olast night 6Vas
very ,laEgea enthnsiasticsi harmonious anfpI
quiet. Several prominent speakers addressE
ed the meeting, ,9alfs ofYwhom. deprecated
Yl04eRee. at any kiudS butt strongiYinr rgeaEl
unity oftaction and INSTRUMENTATION, 10 stand
Rysthe eight hour nriawJsGThe following Gesn
0IUtions were adoRtedsa OF rnfnRolsd bag I'd
Il nResolUeds1Phat acknowledgment o6s5thel
city of St Louis itF c0ancil assem- bled, do
here declare kbatC Nv "a areT dauermiReds As1
law abid die geitizepSt to e ftf0rce thealaW malIE
ing, eight h0ara 1egal1dRgi s. wor kb and W. !
aeoeptfga sceaa0nableb Heduetion oofs our
wages, ,Tsnoi5i1sq 5nOZ 10 9gbsiWoud sa5 al
nResotreasdD dDhat3Me Ni2i liscoHntananeed
any attepptto elfnrHe bhnIlaYibNanYi iInn
Inr0DeE, m meanss believing OaDcanse too jusid
to hesearrieb bha9Iy force OtherithannmarRld
SuaSloh bodTem ,b9X9nnG otnusJ9d ii gqo5
Il 9a1eS0zvel, That WeinNito alb TO
the eight hGub blaMfq meet Iat1anH tin1es
and pAaceetheg maEsde4Ih ptopar, t0TdisciassI
the aleFt or dem merikSlOf bhe question: bery
toRa 6b g tllIosTRaqgg T9nCi1ij9Q TuoY fn1s1
Il bGOnSideEahlea eXnitementa oecurTednyesss
terday aIn0ug1the working men in 9EastlS&1
Louis, nd raI riot WAS fiInmfnent atfi Dnel
tipe,j jhRtq matters :were QGlete6i down Eby1
e4Fnest appeals from leAdin gUmena 4 a Hhe1
Ilaborers final " eonclnded ito go to- work ph1
thai eighthonrITute fOn a1prObQ bQrtionate gei
duction of wages. .IsiI1 adt 40 2niTd
II aih tBit 49++ti4iJ9o rgfoY
II -nf Ytas12 4Aj4nGtiQHG jasmu0si1Qml
II eMEMkUKEE,d Afay1 715sJ uE1& &ee mill Ter, Otl
thai dJn6ted! States District Court, yesterdap
gEansed an i15 uaetieh Hgainstth diiecbOVsl
of the Milwaukee g. BEaiiisI dul Ghfsne Raib7
rOadn PrnhibHtng tlEi61consOiidafi0n niche
! M4lw& &uk6el E 6tsR with the Milwaukee,;
/ "a Pr&ifie Gd Obienss Oro payidge any diKis
1dend6s dDtebestj nhany h1Diseysion iaecOunt'
1ob stdcf1 issuedof fby1 the npreselti 'bpard of
diFecters h01suo hnR ,5n9mnoafIqni .noiJ ne
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
NEWS BYTELNNRAFH.
FRoM.iEUR0PE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
no Ohio statesman.

nTEaRda4fkT atsa ds6T6s FcEEI.1YG g
tT6NDoA. May Z; No6hf ACons6Tg g1tS};
Bonds 711@; Illinois 7511a; Erie A.
LIVERPOOL, May z, ,.NOon.-Cotton quiet.
Wheat-No. Mnw&tIke& lbs Cd; white
California las Cd. Corn AS Sd. Oats IS I'd.
Provisions unchanged.
EppxR1 &zMa " g:E- SfiES Sfs6dTs
Illinois 751z; Erie 411S5.
Fenian Found Guilty
A dispatch frdnRDabltlp states that the
Fenian McCafferty has been found guilty.
The Liberal Ame .22THC
The Government has EeeptaG the dabeF-
al amendment to the Ref0ffn SbifK pr04idS
ing for larger franchiseE.ElIqOd ulAIe
France and Prussia.
notwithstanding, ,the preliminaries look
ling to the .PressFVstiCD of peace, France
anb PFnssia areFb both rapidly arming.-
THIS .e9HHse is JprQdneing distrust and
alarm In financial circles here and else
where.
Cotton quiet. CorEa DEED 3D. ssiI4hees
opening; quoted at 49, for mixed western
Naval stores tending doYnYafd!4 nEI,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
WHY NOT USE THE RES,r2

OVER TWENTY YEARS, increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS Y ENBTfKN
est, the most reliable. and most convenient Com
plete in one bottle Dees not require any previous
stain. Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives salts
faction. Only 75 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
+ ,,.,. A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y. I,
( DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. ..-.
Also.g gMArHEws' SAREIO1 Ham Gloss forqI
storing and dressing the Hair. Ief 81 ~ as
iunel9- deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

GLAD TO SEE HIM.-We had the pleas
ure of meeting j. w. McCullagh, General
Agent for j. NJ. Brunswick & Brother,
manufacturers of Billiard tables In Cincin-
natl, during the billiard tournament in this
city of the past two days. {" MACK" is, a
clever fellow, and one who meets sour dis
tinguished consideration" as the diplomats
say. Long may he "hist fluids"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

.FHED YEsrERDAY.-There was filed yes
terday in the Secretary of States Office, the
certificate of incorporation of the Hill &
adams Service Pipe Company, organized
for the purpose of manufacturing sewer
pipe, water pipe, and all kinds of earthen
and stone ware. The capital stock is $500
600, divided in shares of 81 600 each. David
e. Hill, Frank Adams, Lorenzo B. Austin
David L. King and orzius Barber are the
cDrporators. l,1a8 ~ af5t fsol9 .raaIk "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
HYGIENIC WINE, THE GREAT IMPORTED TONIC

Used by the best families throughout Europe
Approved by the Imperial School of Medicine.
Paris; cesFH.l. rf. -:.l .s- .st.- s.
Endorsed by the prominent Members of the Amer
ican Medical Association, at their Convention held
in Baltimore, May LIST, 1866. Contains no Spirits
any Kind, and therefore ,-.J oil NissssE e.. ....,
1t is prepared in Paris from pure Sherry. and ad-
mits in IS composition only toaSc, aromatic an
Le6T'ifuge substances 81 2
LADIES will find il delicious substitute for the
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERLE is a rare wine of most delight
full flavor 1t is the pure Juice of most delicious
grape. 1t surpasses in excellence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for saeramental pur-
These wines are sold by all druggists, and by r.
JONES & SON and HOUSTON d GARDNER, CO.
'unbus, Ohio. .i' ir
~ f. p : 'doa- Cincinnati. Agents for Ohio.
daodJva III .f---la III - g~(T-Nf D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

sTRANsFERED YEsrERDAY.-Thef following
transfers of real estate were lett at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday:
William P. Fuller and wife to Henry G.
Clifford, April End, % acres of land in Per-
ry township for $4,000.
Thomas J. Kerr and wife to Elizabeth
Storer, February 2sth, part of lot No. 6 OF
Baker & Mitchel's subdivision of out-lot
No. Al. in the city of Columbus, for $4,000
Daniel o. Roberts and wife to Township
Board of Education, of Norwich township
May 9Th, quit claim to piece of land fol
school purposes, 20 square rods, 800.
Thomas Young to John Balls, Nov. 10th
1866, 20 acres of land in Jefferson town.
ship, $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

DIscHARGED.-A fellow arrested near
the depot on Monday by Officer Brooke as
a thief and pickpocket. was discharged
from custody by the Mayor, yesterday, on
condition of his leaving town forthwith.
There was no doubt of the fellows charac-
ter, but he had not violated any of the or
dinances of the city by coming into 1t, nor
could he be punished as vagrant. The
Council should pass a law for the punish
ment OF characters like this, known to be
dangerous and. Suspicious. 1t would
make their visits less frequent. 7.vs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

WAVED AN ExxMINAr1oN.--Jas. Hays,
the night watchman at the depot, arrested
for lsteallngT various articles under bis
charge, was brought before his Honor the
Mayors yesterday, and waived an examine
ton. In default of $500 bail, he was COM
mitted Co the county jail. Frederick
Krumm filed second charge against Hays
yesterday, that of stealing I3 yards of linen
from the railroad, belonging to him. He
waived an examination in this case also,
and his bail was fixed at $500. atss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

BoUND OvER.-James Flattery, charged
with obtaining goods under false pretenses,
was bound over in the sum of 5000 yes
terdsy. 1t is alleged that he went to
Charles Parry's livery. stable some days
since and hired a buggy. After he had
used it he took it to another stable and left
it tor sale. Flattery lives on Black Lick,
and is very respectfully connected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

The METR RoPoLITAN POLICE LAw.-To-
morrow morning at O'Clock Judge Green
viii hear the argument on the application
for an injunction on the Police Commits
sioners, at the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas. .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

JAY COOKE &. Gs! 51TB This ftiitm established
a House in New FORK in MaFclRy 1886 occu-
pying at that time one 81 the largest bank
Ing, rooms in, Wall street. But their business
hasG belomA sSJlafge ttiat GtheN haG9
been compelled to add another floor of the
same size to their premises, and now give
employment to above fifty clerks. AS the
originp 1egStiaB BSFs N6f lfh6sFF SE 9fle great
lGsPSl lGP Eyl t3sy are E gfEfsSI 4Tai|iaE EitRP t
transact business, in this way that is
counted by daily millions, giving especial
att@rtipnAt01the Cunpersihn oe7s00N6Ex
into $40 Bonds.
ThorQHghknOWledgE ofHfEairs; tlGshigh-
est reputation for prompt and honorable
dealing and the vmOst 4 ccomplete sEespopsi4
Ibf1fty have gtveh this houseta position and
Reputation to be proud of.
Of. the members of the firm in New
ok, MTF. q. iSasaa "a ssas
charge 6f*SsiISs SBsssIs stq etB5s3 5tefhihght
Securities, Mr.. EDWARD DODGE of Stocks
andI G6Fdga ebd6h FeF " are ally
assisted 1hy 1MArh R4FEa CaQKE.s bna lrsdt5aA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

PENTrENTIkRY ARRIvALs.-Montgomery
county sent four new representatives to
the Ohio Penitentlary, on Monday, as fol-
lows: Hiram Alden, for burglary and
larceny, three, years; George Burches, for
same crimes three years; Jacob Fields. for
horse stealing. three years; Lewis Negley,
for rbigamy, two years. as.sg4 - 9 g.s',l @ ,.a4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

In THE CRY YEsTEBDAY.-John C. Fish
er, Esq, the editor of the Coshocton Demo-
,crat was in the city yesterday. He report
ed Goshocton all right. and that she will
give good account of herself on the I'd
Tuesday of October. 81 .tk A&
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

A SINGULAR DREAM.-A gentleman, very
successful as . dreamist, protests that he
had the following dream:
'.Rw1ss 70 be Observed IN order 20 Keep a
Clear Conscience. Mind your own business.
except when specially retained to attend
TO other peoples. Keep your head cool,
your feet warm, subscribe tor the OHIO
STATESMAN, and vote the Democratic
Wei like that dream. lis the only. thing
that will save the country. It was clear
headed gentleman that dreamed it, and we
willshope anwill doas that d ream suggests.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

THANKs-Levi E. Wilson, City Clerk,
has our thanks for copy of the Reports of
the various departments of the city gov
ernment and a financial statement of re-
ceipts and disbursements, &C., for the year
ending April 9Th, 1867. H E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

. To- IL
! +WHoLEsoME ADy1cE.-Somebody has
giventhe following bit of advice on the
subject of cleaning up at this season of the
year: All kinds of filth should be remoy-
ed, and all the out-buildings and fences
white washed. Having gathered, the rub
bish In a pile, take it up and deposit it in
the street-thts being a very easy way of
getting rid of it,. If there are any old
feather or straw beds I'd. be emptied, take
them into the street--a by-street is prefer
able, and pour the contents out; the feath-
ers will look so pretty as they are awhirled
hither and thither by the wind, and it will
be such source of amusement watching
passers by picking them from their clothes.
Be careful, however, to always deposit this
rubbish in front Of somebody else's prem
ises.. This isan excellent way to. get the
good opinion of your neighbors and to
avoid bad feelings and chickering's. 3.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

IMPoRTANr.--Men E-ao were drafted un-
der the calls. of February ,Ist and March
14th, 1854, paid $500 Communication for one
year. and were again drafted and compell-
ed to. enter the service or furnish a substi-
tnte. are entitled to return Of $500 from
the Government. --..f. is s2ia'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Jeff Davis.


Another Washington special says it is
not true that Chief Justice Chase will be in
Richmond next week to preside at the trial
of jeff, Davis He will not leave the bench
of the Supreme Court until the close of the
present term, on the Goth of May. He will
then be occupied several days in conclude
ing nominations for registers in BanEF
ruptcy.L EZLt go So - &aF ~ Ak1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
DOIIord,s Ioctu.o
The Japanese COmmlssiOners.

A Washington special says the Japanese
Commissioners have informed Secretary
Seward privately of the object of their mis-
sion, and have had an interview with Sec
reGary Welles relative to the purchase of
Un
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

.fIFND -tUuuUIVOI -0FH9t 2. II LII 4 HUU1
MEETING OF TEE SklBRnExRs st2GAEDas~vi
There will be meeting Dfhtl1s Sheguan
Guards at the armory CHS
evening at ~ o'clock. (; z : g es.5' 'ioIisQ IN
Business Of great importance Is to BE-
transacted, and all members are requested
to be present.. aass. ~ osa - daasl sei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Medical Conyentions.a. e !.

CINCINNATI May THE Americana MeHia
ical Association met at Hopkinsfnt Hall this
morning. About two hundred a'ailee hfS5p
delegates were present, repsesentin gaall
parts of the Union. The convention ewf1f
last several days.ibro ed1 ni ri bGsl eiF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08

The SUPPosED SUIcIDE. When the note
written by John Price, charged with at
tempted highway robbery, published by, us
Yesterday was found, the idea was suggested
that it was therepetition of an old dodge
used for the purpose OF throwing the prose-
cption of its guard by giving out the idea
that the prisoIier had committed suicide,
when in fact he was q fugitive from JUS
tice! Our investigations yesterday confirm
this suspicion. Although Prices note does
not declare his intention to commits suicide,
it leaves it to be so inferred. He left his
clothes, all save his boots ON the bank oi
the river. The clothes are of a light gray
he wore, if we mistake not, light brown
pants and vest and q black coat. The cap
ia which he left the note is q gray one
The one usually worn by him is black
one with q hole punched in the forepiece
He LETT no boots, considering, perhaps, them
not worth. saving, or tearing the stones in
theriver bed might cut his feet. grhopgh
the note and his supposed suicide were pub
,ished. in the city papers yesterday, not one
ofhis relatives or friends have called to
look at the apparel found on the bank. His
mother does not consider the matter of suf-
hcient moment to enquire into it. In fact,
the Only appafently Interested party is his
bondsmau. We have not, the least idea that
Price would drown himself espeeiPlly IN Z
state Of, nudity The water Is tooacOld fOl
that sort Of thing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-08
Judiciary Committee.

The Judiciary Committee will probably
remain in session two or three weeks EBIgi
then adjourn to New York to examine the
conveyance of the Kansas Branch Of sthg
Union Pacific railroad. ssx a sc AHA "a