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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
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Publtc Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified that they will
n prosecuted according to law If found trespiassln@
INC upon my premises 81 one mile west Of zaleski and
adjoining the zaleski Estate, in Vinton county, OHIO.
Atlgusls, 1857. isiA0iIl0 EGBEF BOWEN.
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sHERIFR'sysALE.

pC1AAGs
State Of Ohio, Tiatdu COM b: 1AhJid
against
Matthias Hansworth. Vendi nrdor Of sale.
PURSuANTto the command OLA vendi order Of
. sale IN he above cause issued nom the court Of
commop pleas Of said Vintoh county, and 10 me d..
rectedas Sheriff Of said county, 1 will offer at public
sale atthe door Of the Court House, in the Town Of
Macarthur, in said county Of Vinton, l will offer for
sale at public auction, on ~ MOO
Wednesday the 18th day Of September,
A. ID. 1867, as
at the hour of coclock ,. II. ofsaidd day, the follow
ing lands and ienefnents, tp-wit: ~ nSf}
1n-Lot Number ThirtyfKp. 31,l In the Town Of
Macarthur. Vinton county, Ohio. q.
Taken as The property of Matthias Hainsvorthto
satisfy Judgment Of said conEt in favor Of Shades &
Reynolds.
Appraised at three hundred dollars and must
bring tw6-thlrds Of that sum.
Terms of sale-cashin Hand. hf
JOHN j. SI0CKEY, gaa
Sheriff yintOn county, Ohio.
r. Shades, ID person. fils f3& = mqsis
August %, lS67-6t
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Relative to an Amendment tOf the COnslitu-
ton, providing for the extension of the
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August 4 1sO7-tdm IllIoda ogat gldl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
CleveIand marke,-may IS.

FLOUR-City-made Xxx spring, from No.
wheat, SIS so; do do from No. 2 wheat SIS 90: Xxx
red winter S17 Oh; white winter eI9 Ol@7i 90. Rye
-four in demand at 90 so.
WHEAT-Sales6 cars No. 9 Milwaukas club at
% O5; car No. / red winter at e3 &c I'm
CORN Sales after Change yesterday 1000 bush
sheled from store at 95c to-day 1000 bus do do
at &c, closing with holders higher in their viewe
but without an established price, @f
buyers. -. -~lF1 p =
RYE-No. held ut 81 7O0l F5 from store.
BARLEY-Sales $500 bush No. Canada at
81 Is on track; No. State held at t65c@e1 90.
PORk-No- ity-packed mess at &23 Oo No. 3
do do $22 90: clear S25 90. Eii = r ~ 'l5s1H
LARD-City rendered at l4c in frkins and l3Kc
in tieIces; country rendered II l212c.
SMOKED MEATS-Sales 1000 lbs eugsr-cured
hams, uncsnvassed, ct l5c; canvassed do lec; 5000
lbs uncanvassed plain hams at I4c; canvassed do
l5c 1900 lbs dried beef at 21c shoulders 1Ic break
fast bacon l5c; clear rib bacon l3c.
NESS BEEt-No. city-paoked els 90; extra
BUTTER-Continue very quiet at 2O077c for
good te choice w estern Reserve. .'f 'r
CHEESE-Demahd light and market steady
at s9i6c for inferior to choice new dairy and fac
tory. Ita. -I' e. ~. .-s,' -.s'i
EGGS-Ssles Of 2s brls at l7c, and 10 bris at 1sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and steady at 50 as
ALCOHOL AND DSPIRlTS-Rather quiet and un.
changed. Alcohol. 9s per cent, q 4604 As Co
lsgne Spirits, se per cent. - IS: Neutral Proof
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white in bond held at
2l92lHc on cars here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

FERNELIUs calls disease an affection of
the body, contrary to nature; purtuba-
ton of its habit; arrangement of its
courses. What disease is, sometimes eludes
human intelligence, but some diseases are
known-their origin, action, and even their
antidotes. Whoever has discovered an ac-
tual remedy for one disease, has done some
thing for his race. DIR. Aver has done
more for his medicines afford us the means
to control and cure several dangerous disor-
ders. We rarely speak on medical SUBJ
jects, preferring to leave them to physi-
clans, who understand them better. But
such effects as are seen in our midst, on
affections of the lungs by Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, on scrofulous complaints by his
Sarsaparilla, and on the several complaints
that they cure by Ayers Pills should not
be ignored.-Keokuk (Iot0a) Journal.
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FROM MOBILE.
Further Concerntpr the RIss-rh
Leader Arrenfad n m llaIh n fsaiI

kurtner COncerniDg the RISS-The
Aeaoer Arrested and Held 10 sail.
NEW YORK. May 16.-The Herald's spe-
c1al says of the Mobile riot: The leader,
David Files, who fired the first shot at
Chief of Police Carpenter, is the only one
arrested. 1t Is said he aimed directly at
Judge Kelley. He was held to bail this
morning in five thousand dollars by Mayor
Withers, but has not yet obtained bonds.
Attack ON the Negroes. "t
1t Is certain that the attack on the ne
groes was continued for a considerable dis
tance from the scene of action, as many
were shot five or six squares off. 80.
Where the shots Came From,
Shots were fired from the roof of store
kept by Mr.. Volt, directly oppositetthe
stand, and from the windows of house
kept by man named Brooks, at the corner
Of Royal street. 1t is believed here that
shots were also fired from the side window
OF John Forsyth'S house, editor OF, the Reg
lister, which overlooks the stand. sIeannot
youch for the truth of this, as / sat in front
OF the window, and the balls must have
struck behind me. -u d, s.-r .+.--.I
Great Excitement Investigaflon
H.. ...... o.. 81. Postponed. .s'-r ono
The excitement to-day is so great that
investigation is postponed, and the Mayor
and Col. Sheppard will make rigid inqui-
~ into the matter. s.-u p.- .1mu4T.
fa ,i.a Disposition of Troops. .lrH
The United States troops are still posted
throughout the city, squad occupying the
front OF the Battle House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
new York market-mav 1a.

anduiecidedRy Iess acti Ss.sS,;d
ding Tn92b nE9Plsnds At ask91Sc. ID
FLOOk-narket duh and 10920c lower ssles Of
superhDe staie and western at ell9l2 GO. extra
western Sls aogi choice slz 30. shipping brsnds
Ieund % no9p Onl9 SI5 7og5 90. trade brands Si47o9
ID w. and closed dull. CaliforOia -four at &l6 500
IL y; orsTgoE. slI .Sr
4 MRithIs,tY nj at Ss9s 5e.7d7iY ~
WAEAITNNOPs AT. NJ in %s5ks, nominal and $3.50
krE-firm; sales at n 7e0I u for western, sl 50
f9E GipTSda IN bond and 81 Is for free.,nintfs;f
9MtaSbHN1 bHN1-SuIet. = u - .,Tgj y uaI lirR
.GOKNIMarketfsi fair and active and 59se higher;
a % 81 an AZ a LOT oa mixed western in store,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday May 16, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE. ..--3at =

-'..s u .4i'I NEIL HOUSE. -'"
William sumner; Cincinnsti; VIM Botimer. Co
Dc; ! 4 Taylor. city; Mcbsrnons 81 m A Ha,fsDai 0ai
delpbis: o B Skinner, cleveland; 4 o Miller. But
tslp, New pb York F ThOrntGn. CevsIsud; John
kberle. Terre Haute, Ind b Myers. city: g W
Morris. vthens. o.; B Frost, Chillicothe. o.; y
SS%sH sI..1S sST Y9 IGhR aSuf
9 W Hoover and wife, Baltimore, Nd; William,
Davis. Cincinnati. Ohio; George L Monte. Hey
9Sie Pcoct New York kS'SSsnf SasS,usn ,svsopd d.
Fi1dlay; Do; s tulieT. Buffalo. New York; Robt
Ewing. Prinossou J: DaTid: Grnos.On rim n.is !:
ysVsssa Clement fs'f Ba.giss
deIphiSi " Minor. New York;; 5 B Jackson. Cieve-
Newark; james Means, Pitts6urah; ] 81 IhOTpe.
Cleveland: G Arnold, Troy. N Y; s W Richard
singer Louisviile Mr. Alexander, wife and two chi-
childrsn, Cincinnati; ] oonaway and wife. Grove
.sa..ra UNITED STATES HOTEL. i.H
WI BedisOn, New BRIGHTON, Pa; PauiE Chap
coin, II cKbourne, o; Henry W Lincoln, do; VIM
SOf, BEoadwsy, Q; 9 Z Franklin, La Rue, 0i W Il
Miss GGpp do; Miss Guitnsr 90; WosrGS% " Guisner.
SS s' sbef b''5 "lPh't''E wRsthoAa,s 81 shGE ad
DR.; Clancy and wife. GroWysPort, W Q; Samuel Slim
n
G b K: cider. Worthington. o; John Batemsn, d
s A; Jonn N Ysn Deman and wife. Washington q
Hs 1fsi' kg .nd t' sniSa Siggo{ i@M.ii @
S.A Cherry, NsrSsyills, o. s Peters and daughter.
liams, Milford. Q; II Hsrthan. Piaus. o; Joseph
Newlove, Marysyile o. q W ash ngton Mounty ,City;
A Osborne, Marysville, o: Thomas, LoEdon,O;
2 tindley L9ndon. Q; G Rowland. London, o;
toI RGSe5 W% STcleSIf o. McETGs aB%5ges% n
SsFss WesteTtolSilIe g. SRS1s5a Sd BoGio1 Ss.1
~ Hutson;, Reynoldsburg. .; Ed Moore, do; J K
Mcconnell, Granville: o; n Minteer Granville, O.;
G CIV HsHki,Sn and yifs Dunean's E;ls. Ohio; jas
Ohio; N Hodkinson. Marietta, Ohio; Jas Henricks.
North Bremen, Ohio; Sol Hoffast, North Bremen
OHIO; John Ogevie, yohnstown. Ohio; Miss Jessie
Qglevie. Johnstown, Ohio; Miss Melvins OEleyie.
A. Blubaker, Lancaster, Pa. HI'I = -i'--
....a a, 1-.u GooDALE HOUSE. .,.ftL
J A Strong, Cleveland. o; VIM Hahn, FayeryiIie:
Davis. Do wiefmaa, Msesiins. 'VSIsig Va; John S
Moodey, Dayton, Q; John Gill, Millersport; Owen L
Jones'. City nj Southard. do; Z q Wright,
Granville: Ohio; George q CLYDE, Troy, Ohio;
Van BrWmer, Delaware, o; Baker. Delsware,
6 s Steele Lancaster. D. Benson, c city;.C
Comstock, city: R. Latimer. Springfield, o; Gen
Johnes. Newark, Q: B Porter, Chicago; VIM Caf-
frey, Newark. o; jackson, Dayton, o; Joseph
HOrT,, COlp%bus. Ohio; John Andrews. Sand1s-
David Bradley, Pleasant Valley; II Emery, Gin.
einnati; M Russell, lndianapclis. Indiana; L,
Frank lpdi1nepolis, Indiana; L Holton. Blendon,
phi9i 8 % D Pott. St Louis; : Powell. st Louis;k
+ Powers, NeT Orleans; q Kuhier. Cincinnati:
Aver; city b e Carpenter, Wellington W
W Pratt. Lancaster. u
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PATENT MEDIc1NEs.--H faith would cure
disease, our physicians occupation would
be gone; the afflicted need only read the
advertisements in the papers to be s'made
whole;;" but the nostrums prepared by
these pseudo doctors does not often 'sback
up" the faith inspired by their advertise
ments. We'7do not mean to condemn all
so-called patent medicines, for some have
been found to be very valuable. In this
class we would include Goes Cough Bal
sam, for coughs, Group, hoarseness, &C., and
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, for indigestion, dys-
pepsia, and all troubles of the stomach or
bowels-they have been tested in thousands
of cases. Our dealers all sell them.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Registration in Louisiana.

NEW YORK, May l6--The Times special
says: A delegation of Louisianians called
on the President Yesterday and were in
formed by him that Attorney General
Stanbery's opinions, on the registration
would soon be issued. They applied for an
order to restrain General Sheridan from
closing the registration of voters in ac-
cordance with his recent orders, and were
informed that orders would be issued which
will enable all who desire to register and
are not disqualified by the military bill to
do so. .-
Attorney General Stanbery,s Opinion
on the Rec0nstructiOn Acts.
The opinion OF Attorney General STAN
berry on the Reconstruction acts will, it is
expected, be ready for promulgation this
week. All the points have been decided
on and approved by the President and his
Cabinet. The utmost pains haze been TAX
en- to render clear and beyond doubt the
meaning of the various branches of those
acts. E III.
The preparation of the document has iu
volved an examination of the laws of the
Southern States, in order to understand
precisely what classes of persons are af-
| fected by the congressional action, and to
afford guide by which this may be car
ried into execution with the least possible
degree of embarrassment to all parties con-
cerned.
r Importation OIL PeaS.
The Treasury Department having been
| advised of large quantities of peas being
| imported from Canada, ostensibly for do
mestic use, as dried peas, but used as seeds,
the Collectors of Customs of all the lake
ports have been instructed to regard all
| whole peas as seeds, and charge on them
the duty Of thirty per cent. prescribed by
statute, unless they have clear proof that
they are kiln dried and unfit for seeding
purposes.
-.t The Naval Academy.
Eighty-five midshipmen will be gradu-
ated at the ensuing examination at the
Naval Academy. Fifty or sixty will be
placed on the steamship Minnesota for a six
months course, for practical instruction.
Arrest OF a Negro for Forgery and
Larceny
James 81. S. Schureman, colored messen-
ger of the Comptroller of Currency, has
been arrested and is under examination to-
day on charge of larceny of $4,000 in
bills of the First National Bank of Jersey
City, and forging the signatures of the Of
fieers of the bank.
Itis believed this is but a portion of the
amount of National Bank notes absconded
by Schureman. He was a confidential
messenger of the Comptroller, and it is part
of his duties to handle these notes and car
ry them to the Express Office. He is sun
posed to be only the tool of the parties who
filled the forged names.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
Matters i'm Tennesses.

MEM PHIs, May 16.-Emerson Etheridge
arrived here this evening and was met at
the depot by large procession of citizens
and escorted to his hotel, the band playing,
:. Tramp, tramp, the boys are marching"
He speaks here tomorrow. ~ LII
Bishop Quintard made an address to the
Episcopal Convention. He condemns the
practice of raising money for churches by
fairs, lotteries, Sc, and urges the churches
to do their duty to the negroes. .,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
Radical COnventiOn in Tennessee
Two Can dldates NOmimated.-

fNAsHvILLE,l May g16.-The Radical Con-
vention to nominate a candidate for Con
gress in this district, met in this city to-
day, at the capitol. .- . -a tag -s'u1
A division occurred in regard to the adj
mission of delegates from Wilson county.
whereupon the supporters of John Law
renee seeded. They held a meeting at
the Market House, and nominated him as .
candidate. ~..t. 90. on ,s.f..f q. ..-lf.a
The delegation that remained nominated
John Trimble.,.1 NJ .rn. azrtar4 ziI
The great mass of the delegation were
negroes. Lawrence is from Ohio and has
been here in the employ of the Freedmen's
Bureau for some time. Trimble is a native
Union man. l4orr s,sr.s --vsr fSai
mined by the negro vote. But little pro-
gress has been made in the Impeachment
court. Two witnesses on the part of the
prosecutionfwere examined to-day. laih
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
-Cincinnati market-may is. J

FLOUR AND WHEAT-Dull, but prices uu-
CHANGED; Not much demand: family and fancy
CORN-Firmer and more active; No. $50 in bulk;
81 "a sacked for new inspection. - - =
OATS1Steady at 720TSc in elevator I'D
r. RHE-Unchanged.
~ RARLEY-Unchanged. - ~.
80 WHlLKY-Held at SOC in bond,
mand3 bacon . lsc for shoulders and clear Sides
BULK MEATS-Hed at S9lOc. -.iS uA
= LAKtl-Sales ct l2kc, Jl.S7.i-
s-- -GROCERIES-Uncha ---.Ss-..s--s.y
demand light --s.'- -. =. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

A GREAT sale of Stock and Farming Im-
.plements at auction by G. b. Earhart, will
take place on Tuesday, May 2lst, 1867, on
the farm of John Barr, two and half miles
east of Columbus, on the Granville road.
The public are all invited to attend. s
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PhiIadeIphia Items.

2 PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Thos. Leis, who
was yesterday acquitted of the murder ol
George Eiler, in the Criminal Court room
in February last, on the ground OF insanity
was brought before the court this morning
on an napplication for discharge, being now
perfectly sane, and after examination the
witnesses were discharged. ,es-..-..
James Piner cut the throat of his cousin
Miss. Hatcraft, and then his own. Both
resided in the house of John Schoffer, cal
driver. Piner was an inoffensive young
man, always on the best terms with Miss
Hutcraft. Both parties are still alive.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

LAYING OF A. CoRNER-SToNE AT WEST
JEFFERsoN.-The cornerstone of the new
Catholic Church at West Jefferson, will be
laid by Right Rev. Bishop Rosecrans, of
this city, on next Sunday afternoon. An
excursion train will leave the Union Depot
at l l1s o'clock Sunday afternoon, for the ac-
commodation of all those wishing to be
present at the ceremonies. may17 DIT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17
Constitutional Convention.

DETROIT, May 16-In the Constitutional
Convention to-day considerable progress
was made in the appointment of commit
tees. The temperance delegation expect
to secure a clause the in Constitution pro-
hibting the manufacture or sale of liquors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

DISMISSED. = The case of j. Cornield,
charged with receiving stolen goods, was
dismissed by Squire Gulick, on Tuesday, at
the cost of the complaining witness. There
was not the slightest evidence to sustain
tho cboroa Ff GfEDs rs .CE 5aEEB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

Is sTRANsFEBRED YEsrERDAY.AThe follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorder's office yesterday: .issI t.4s.s
q o Sallie A. johnson to Martha Wilson,
May 18th, 127 acres of land in Washington
! township, for So. '7''.a aaA ''A'r' S2:s s2:.r,
$3.50 Silas III. fowler to Patrick Owen, March
9Th, part of fn-lot No. 101 in the city OF
Columbus, for $500. - }uIA
-sB CsF. Jaeger and wife to Jacob Schenk,
April 18th, half of lot No. So in G. F. Jae.
gers addition to the city of Columbus, tor
d. $3.50. svsmp,e3 -ig4afW glstLg (,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

scALDED!- -Blancha b. a young daughter
of Mr.. Samuel P. Wheeler, residing on
North Public lane, just east of Fourth
street, was severely but not dangerously
scalded yesterday afternoon, by the acci-
dental upsetting of teakettle of boiling
water. The left arm and side are the in
iured parts, OH F..,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-17

isTHE wisdom in the very lookssof our
neighbor. .Spiyins,. would enable him to
vote before any ordinary board of election
judges often enough to make memberof
p YCongress.-Joaraal. rs UFpE9p:a =
General Gomly's every looks would
send him to the penitentiary in the opinion
of any unpreiudiced jury. .t:gia-s-q55 Z,