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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-22
Tho weather..

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 21.-Weather
cloudy. The thermometer at one o'clock
p. NJ. stood at %. Showed from Saturday
evening until this morning, in which time
nineteen and one-half inches fell. Rail-
road communication has not been inter-
rupted. Trains on all roads are running
nearly on time. The following reports of
the weather are dated January 2lst 10
A. NJ:
St. Joseph, Mo.-Very little snow; wealth
er cold.
Kansas City, Mo.-One inch of snow !;
weather very cold.
Jefferson City, Mo.-Seven inches of
snow; weather very cold.
st. Louis. Mo.-From eighteen to twenty
inches of snow; now clear and moderat-
ing; sun shining and thawing.
Evansville, Ind.-Snow seventeen inches
deep; weather moderatiDg; river full of
ice.
Vincennes, Ind.-Snowing hard with
over two feet on the ground.
Madison, Ind.-Snow sixteen inches deep
and still showing little. Mercury twenty
eight.
Lexington, Ky.-About ten inches of
snow, and still showing slightly.
indianapolis, Ind.-About eighteen
inches ofsnow weather mild and clearing
up.
Louisville, Ky.-Snow fifteen inches
deep; mercury "a; still showing; wind
northwest.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-About six inches of
snow, and still showing.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Snow two feet deep;
weather mild.
Washington, d. Cit stormed and snow
ed last night terribly; about one foot of
snow on the ground; now warmer and
cloudy, with appearance of rain.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Thirteen inches of
snow; weather clear and cold.
Cleveland, O,-Eight inches of snow
on the level; still showing, but weather
mild. sr ..F
Chicago, Ill-About four inches of snow;
clearing up; mild.
Marietta, GA heavy snow has been
| falling almost constantly since Saturday
night; twelve inches on the ground now !;
| moderate, with light su0w. The river is
gorged at Newport twelve miles above
here.
Parkersburg, w. Va-Eighteen inches
snow fell yesterday and last night, and still
showing. Eh
Columbus, O.-Snowing slightly with
about twelve inches on the ground. %
Dayton, O.-Sn0w from nine to twelve
inches deep.
GAINESVILLE, ,O.-0nOW elSHC6en lncneS
deep and still showing,
Maysvlle, Ky,-Twelve inches snow.
River falling and full of heavy ice. Their
mometer about freezing point.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Weather mild and
clear; no snow for several days.
Detroit Mich.-Snow bouttwelve inches
deep now; cold and showing hard
Ripley, O.-Ten inches snow fell yester-
day; weather freezing mercury ten de-
grees above; river falling slowly.
Madison, Wis.-Four inches snow;
weather. clear. Vs. r89lt N00w
st. Paul, Minn.-Six inches snow;
weather clear. 3s N,
PHuADELPHIA, MIDNIGHT, Jan. 20.-The
storm is the most severe of the season; snow
much drifted. New York mails have not
arrived up to this time. sas
PRovIDENcE, X. l., Jan. 20,-Trains pass
ed ovcr the Boston road to-day, and busi-
ness will be resumed on that road to-mor-
TOW. All our roads are not open.
BosroN, Jan. 20, IL p. M.-Snow COM
menced filling; weather comparatively
mild. The railroads are now nearly all
open, and win resume their regular trips
tomorrow. 4A ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER

LAME BACK.
New York. Nov. %. 1850.
7. ALLCOcK d &CO.-Gentlemen: lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my back. Having
heard your plasters much recommended for cases Of
this kind, procured one, and the result was all
could desire. single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully.
.r. J. G. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, AND LUM-
BAGO.
LYONS, N. Y, July 4, 1902.
MEssRs. ALLCoCK d Co.: Please send me dol
lars worth Of your plasterS. They hav, cured me
Of crick in my back, which has troubled me for
some time, and now my father is going to them
ordiffculty about his heart.
l. H. SIIER OOD.
DR.. Green, No. 1863 Broadway, New Yor informs
US he sold, Monday, June 22d, 1862 two plasters
to young woman sanering very severely from lum-
bago. On THURSDAY she called to get two moro for
friend, and hen stated how the tS she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately af-
ter putting them on, and CURED nER IN TWO DAYS
Of most distressing pain in hor back and lOins
Sold by all Druggists. jams dEwlm
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Fron, Camada.

QUEBEC, Jan. 21.-The cause of send
ing force of Government police to Sher-
brook recently was information received
from Washington Of an intended raid on
the Banks by Fenians.
The controversy about the disposition of
the relief fund continues. An expression
of opinion from subscribers is desirable,
sufferers or used to rebuild the houses.
TORONTO, Jan. 2l.-There will be about
400 Canadian exhibitors represented at
the Paris Exposition.
= Trains on all the roads are more or less
detained. Still showing hard.
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FROM CHICAGO.
rho Oporn Hou,e Drawn.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.--Ticket number fifty
eight Thousand six hundred t5S,600) drew
the Opera House.
The opera House Drawing-A saloon
Keeper the LUCKY One.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-The Crosby Opera
House drawing took place to-day. The
house was crowded. John Meyer, saloon
keeper, residing in Chicago, drew the
Opera House. About thirty thousand
tickets remained in Crosby's hands unsold.
Premature. .t.v.ts
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-The dispatch giving
the name OF the party drawing the Opera
House Is incorrect. 1t is not yet known
who owns the ticket.
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BIBLE HOUSE, AsI0R PLACE, n: Yin the early
part February, lee5, was suffering from vi
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6'seats which completely ,prOstrated me-. In the
evening, hoarseness would come on, which would
prevent me from speaking above q whisper. | had
then had oattaeks of bleeding from the lungs
Ny Family Physician assured me that he could do
no more Tor me- 1 was growing rapidly worse, and
mad been compelled TO leave business for nearly two
months. All my symptoms Indicated, unmistaka-
Dy: tne PT9nsence OF CONSuMPrl0N. In the be-
u % Me- p;Ij hEsfY flsBER Treas
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From EurODe.


PORTLAND, Jan. 2l.-The steamer North
American from Liverpool 10th aud Green-
castle llth, arrived tonight. News main
ly ANTICIPATED.
The political exiles at Bologna had large
ly signed an address, which virtually calls
for the overthrow of tile Pope. Liberty,
1t declares, is only to be won by blood
shed.
The introduction Of the Winchester rifle
in the Swiss army is delayed by the refusal
of the American mandatory at New Ha-
ven to make the rifles in Switzerland.
The Turkish Government received infor-
nation of plans formed by the Greek party
of an action for fomenting insurrectiOn in
other lands cf the Archipelago.
A reduction of the Bank of England rate
of interest to per cent. is expected soon.
Pennsylvania Central Road Clear.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-The Pennsyl-
vania Central railroad is clear of snow and
trains are running regularly. ~
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Now York RIarkct--JRn. 2I.

C0TT0N-Dull. and nominsy I93c lower.
MI riFLOUk.MArket ash.de frpcr, with more doirg.
The quotati ms are unchanged for superfno state;
so SO9lI 90 for common 70 medium extra western.
the Z, market "a. g closing eteady.h #U t4FAW
RYE-Firm. Sales Canada 10 tond at u y, clos
ing with 81 10 refused for bOpded. a
CGRNeS Sales of mixed western "a store A 81 iSk.
40 @aGat y 90 One load Of mixed sold AZ
OATS-A shade 6rmer. Sales At s2@oS for CHI
cage n S15 Milwaukce. and e9s7Oc for State. I 1,ss
PEtiioLEGMaouiei; iOxssOS for crude. and
2spS3c for refined ~ bond. ~ l.-,I.
RlCE-Scarce aud firm '-''iA'''' -
COFFEE steady. with fair eemaudi sales
SUGAR apd dM0LASSES--Stead p .gd
,P9kk-A shade frme salesold ness at els eo:N
closing at $40 70 cash; e30 76@9l 50 for new mees
prime; also new mess at e2l bOs2l as. seller and
buyer for Fsbruary and March. u ,s3agI9d ,r9i
BEEF HAMS-U nehangsd and quiet. .-ry Oh ''ir
BACON-lnnctive; sales at 1910 for Cumberland p
cut lOISllc for short ribbed. and tiSlefor short
bEE$sEb sisAdy ssSss for western. n =
i,ARDnUn UnchAngeda 9'ffh7tN
CHEESE-Firip. !, ~, .,f. r.,- = r. .,0
Cincinnati NIarkct-Jan. ~. 7s .'1''i- y
FL0UR-Unchanged -.
WHlSkH-Dull- HiI.I .tt fff'NA '"t N. .-"
HQGS.FiLm att 5s. u D .tlplq bad gihl 3
MESS P0RKm-;Firp; sal OOfOr first class city. 10
BULK MEATS-FiTm. ..I,-, -Iii m, .qi
LARD-l2kc. WV 't'
New \ OrIE Cattle market-Jan. 3I, Z
The supply of beeve. to day, owing to snow, to-
log only 1000 head, and quality Of good CATTLE run
of at an advance of ba cent. but taking IL on tho
whole, the market was too sparcey suppied 10 Z
make quotations. lie is the top OF the eaes There
are sixty-fye car loads back, liable to como in at
any moment. and business dra S heavily. lHU gAI
Sheep are scarce, and primo sell high as s08Kc,
the latter for extra. ' :, ~
Swine sell quickly at T91lc.
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FOR SALE.

U,HE UNDERsIGNIsD HAS FORTY
eight acres oil Ia a for sale. situate on the Ma
tiona road and the Livingston road. The land Is
adaptell for Hardening purposes, and will be sold
entire Is whole, orin smaller OTIS. W
Also. 100 acresof land onthe National road, three
chard. and is in good order. a1 -
Also. ssacres on the National road, dve miles east
Of OOlqmbua, with good house. orchard, &c.
Also 80 acres adjoining the above, with good
house, barn. Co.. or IA acres on the same road.
The land Is IN the best condition. and will be sold
at bargain and on easy terms.
For particulars, inquire Of ~
.g ms iia4s THOMAS MILLER,
Two miles east Of Columbus on the National road
orOf lI.1fitN,- y GEO. EARHART, W.
novl5-dN Columbus. Ohio.
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TWO old Ladies murdered.

LEwEsToN, Me-, Jan. 21.--Two old ladies,
named Kinsley and Caswell, were murder
ed III their own house two miles from here,
Thursday night last. A man named john
son was arrested on suspicion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-22
Envieatlon suspondeSl

LoU.sVIuLE, Jan. 2L--NavigatiOn Is sus-
pended. Railroads generally are not run
ming and are refusing freights. Showing
slightly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-22
XXXlXth Congress Second Session
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
SENATE.


The bill to prevent illegal voting in the
District of Columbia passed.
The committee on Indian Affairs has
been instructed to investigate tho Fort
Phil. Kearney massacre and report what
legislation is necessary for the protection
of the settlers.
Mr.. SUMMERS resolution, calling on
the President for the correspondence with
Mr.. Motley, respecting the resignation of
the latter as Minister to Vienna, was called
up and adopted.
Mr.. BROWN introduced an amendment
to the act granting lands in aid of the Pa
clic railroad, which provides for right TO
construct a branch southward to the bound
ary line toward the Gulf and California,
and the acceptance of such concession of
connecting roads in Mexican territory as
the Mexican authorities may give.
The tariff bill was taken up and read
Several verbal amendments were made
A penalty OF forfeiture was added to the
clause fOrbidding the importation Of less
than three thousand cigars in one case
The duty on dressed flax was increased 80
per cent. The ad valOrem duty on linen
threads. &C., was changed from 90 to 81 per
cent. Regalias for religious ceremonies
and animals imported as specimens of nat
ural history, free.
The Senate adjourned. .-.H.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-22

RehaOved from his Old ONCE.
DIR. A.B. WILLIAMS. West broadway. neA
High street. g6l1mbuH, Ohio. has devoted himSal
or SerssOf years % the trea msnt Of certain pri
Vate diseases. He may beyonsulted at bis oiace-
Breadway s'nsAr the ExcAanGe Bank 0.n6
kch2e'e5m
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THE HOUSE Of MERCY,
FOR PRODIGAL SONS,
BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the III effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigordtes the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is sign
ed WtUidm A. BdtcheI0r. All others are mere imi-
tations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Drug
gists and Perfumers. Factory, 81 Barclay street,
New York. declO- iGwly
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Partnership Dissolution.

THE EINTEREsG ANDRRsP0Nar - ~
ity Of Theodore H. Wood a. ., Uoinl paf6er n
our firm, ceased on the 9Th Of Decohi bsl i61 ihiA
~ uFARNSWORrE q SFAIlDiNg
d Columbus. Ohio. Dec. s, 1866. i.Foa
Mr. Ferdinand !. Nutting. Of New York city. is
an active partner Ia our firm from this date
FARNSWORTH. HPALDING 4 co.
Columbus, Ohio Dec. 3, 1886. dooa
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BANKING HOUSE OF ~
.JAYiHCOOKE & co.

d Al CUOAE WarCU.
COrner ,Waal q Nassan BtS., new York.
In connection with our houses In Philadelphia and
Washington, we have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSEAt above location and offer our services to
Banks Banlers and Investors for the transaction Of
heir bu1ihbssinl lhis city. Including purchases and
sales Of fGovxRmGKNT SECURIFIEs, STocKs. BONDS
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchangs and Gold Board. whore orders sent
Hsare prompts al1ed. Wokeep on hand aiullSupplI
GOVERNMENT SEGURl-DE Or ALL ESUEE,s:
luying and selling at current prices, and allowing
JAY COOKE & CO.x
mays-1y '&w n
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,eEawHaNotics. 10 1orIO'

ai1fTfr NlfI
CARAH JANE KIAS, WHO REHHnEw' ca va
= =, ! iSR 1iS21 Ssl ;i1i Ud
ker. who resides at Indianapolis in the State Of In
DIANA are hereby notified that Sarah Hambelon frUf
has filed her petition in the Common Peas Court az W
Franklin county, Ohio. demanding partition Of the
fSowing premises stuate In Franklin county. sii IA
Lot No. 81 in tho village Of Grove City. Also. the
following real estate in jackson township, FIanklnr
county. o.: Being part OF survey Nosl ssS ViFkiniS
Military. beginning at stake in tho center Of the n
county road leading east from Grove CITY: thence El
with said survey line north IS deg, 30 min resi -
n 40-lO0 poles; thence with tho east line Of the
cemetefy lot north degree. east el2,l0O polesfo -
northeast corner Of ceuietery lot. thence with
north line thereof north 80 degrees, 90 minutes
west poles, thence north 50 degreea 30 minnfS aIIi
east 81 poles: thence south IS degrees s5 minute "
east "a TO- 100 in the wrst line Of John Meris land
thence with said line se degrees. 30 minutes. west
fSs petition cIas For Sarah Hamb.son,s oa wen olA
fourth 81 said premises; Sarah Jane ki : one
defendants achone-sixteeutE part, and will Be- Tor
hearing at tho next term of said Court efr fsidN
...,o -. aoilAB 1kO.. W. OoNYEkSE. 80 " 80
JanlO-wsw padi sg7rdAtt'y fOT Petitioners tnsa
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A superior Toilet soap, prepared from refn-
I'd Vegetable Oils in combination with ely.
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sals nv all Druggists. fehl0-d&wly
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NEW GOODS ..ssi aa1
r. .t a.. AT. aga'aAthE 5di oai
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Gents White Merino Shirts and Drawers
at $500, worth $3.50 per pair. iJ,oi9,
Gents White Canton Flannel Shirts and ~
Drawers at S2.OO, worth e9.SO per pair.
Gents Royal Ribbed Wool Shirts and.
Drawers at $3.50, worth "a 90 per pair.
Gents White Merino Shirts and Drawers
at atSA.OO, worth $500 per pair. .wo1s ri
Gents Brown Stout Heavy Shirts and Pants
at $500, worth $3.50 per pair. fo. o
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at $500, worth $500 per pair. ~ ['- .,
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at $3.50, worth $50 per pair. .Tshrir
Gents Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Pants
at 500, worth Ss. so per pair. y 81 lud
Gents Arctic Fleeced Shirts and Pants
at 1915, worth e6.75 per pair. ai1t Q ~
Gents White Wool Shirts and Pant
at eII.OO, worth $500 per pair a !
Gents Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Pants
at $500, worth $40. 90.
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Special NOTICES.

The wonderful progress Of Medical
W n Science during the past SIR years only,
W u makes II possible for the consc entions
WAWP Physician To declare, now, that CONsrMP-
HAllITI0Nis as CERTAINLY CUREn as htterpsit-
se"t Fe0er, and as CERTAINLY PRBvENr-
~ az SapaA Po~. ."-iss. 0hdrl<s YE. King, M d.
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Dissolution Of Copartnershir

VIE copartpership heretofore existing
i between MEssRs. LEVIN a. PEIXOT,
10 was dissolved on the 18th inst, bv
mutual consent
Ihe business will be continued by Mr..
JACOB LEVIN, ON his own account, to
"nom all demands against the concern
will be presented for payment. and those
indebted make payment to him.
JACOB LEVIN,
February 10, 1867. u. c. PEINOTTO.
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News Items.

WASHINGTON, February 1877 P. M.-The
steamer Swatara is laying off the wharf.
Pnson quarters have been prepared for
Surratt, and he will be brought ashore
during the night.
Texas attorneys havo commenced pro-
2eedngs. in the Supreme Court against
White, Chiles, Vanderberg and Others. for
500, 600 worth of Texas indemnity bonds
obtained on untitled and alleged unlawful
contracts during the rebellion. The Sec
retary of the Treasury has been notified
of the proceedings and payment Of the
bonds stopped pending the suit, by order
of the court. The case involves nice DO
iitical question.
PORTLAND, Me-, February ia cable
despatch reports the loss of the ship Addi-
son, Of kennebunk port, with all hands,
except the captain, second mate, stew
ard and four scamen. The captains wife
and child were lost
LIVERPOOL, February 1S-Noon.
Hecta reports seeing tho ship Union at
Liverpool on the 22d of January.
LONDON, February 15.-Our news is mea-
gre; 1t is suppressed by the Government.
a large party Of Fenians is surrounded at
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IoomiiSe,wood; t" their escape is doubtful; 500
are stu IN the hills near Killarney. The
uprising thus far is confined to Kerry and
CORK Counties; its spread is improbable.
Affairs at Crete are unchanged
LONDON, February 16.-Kerry County
Ireland, has been proclaimed in a state of
siege. OConnor and Stephens are said to
oe iaehtlGal. en- Twenty Americans are acting
ST. PETERSBURG, February 1G.-The Car
VIII protect the Christians, if the Turks
refuse them equity.
LoNDoN, February 19-Noon.-Ireland is
perfectly tranquil. a small number of
rebels have concentrated in the woods, en-
and the national troops are so disposcd
that their escape is thought impossible.
Troops have been sent to Malahaide. with
the hope of over-hauling Stephens, who is
reported in that neighborhood.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, February 1S.-Flour 1O015c.
lower. Wheat dull, and nominally lower.
Corn dull, and prices in buyers favor.
Gold 345-opened at 36}. Pork dull and
Lard dull-barrels 11@123. Cotton dull.
at 33 for middling uplands.
L. M-Gold weaker-closcs at 364
Cotton dull and unchanged, with sales of
500 bales, at 33. Rice quiet-Carolina 100l
5os. sugar activc.has an upward ten
oehcy, WITH sales OF 8, 600 hoSsheads; Mus
covado l0CD10t. Coffee firm. Naval stores
firm-Rosin S4MS.5O
BA,LiTMoRE, February 1S.-Cotton quiet :
middling uplands 3l4 Coffee and sugar
firm. Spring wheat flour declined 250e5Oc.
for common: Howard street brands have
also Declined: Wheat firm: Corn dull and
declining, being scarce-white 93Gl96: vel
low 92c@96; the market in favor of buyers.
BULK meats active, for Southern wants.
Mess pork $2l.50M21.75.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1S.-Salcs of
cotton, to-day, 10000 bales. Receipts S35
baics; low middings BOZ; middlings 31.
Sugar 13!. Tobacco-medium leaf 7M9.
Gold 365. Sterling 45!.. New York sight
discount
MOBILE. February 1S.-Cotton quiet with
sales of go bales middiins 30! Receipts
OF the two days 1872 bales
CHARLESTON, February 1S.-Co;ton mac
tive and unchanged.
CISCINSATI, February 1S.-Flour is nm
changed; Wheat-No. spring $2.45; win
ter ter s. 90; Corn, IN sacks, IS. Oats so.
Whiskcy %, in bond. Cotton dull, at 2901
293-hoders asking 30. Bacon-shouldcrs
%; sides 10&@11; clear sides 12JMl2S.
Lard 124 Sugar 11@@14@. Coffee 235
LIVERPOOL, February 6-Noon.-Cotton
opens dull aud lower, with sales of 5000
bales-mlddling uplands lid; Orleans
14!d.
, The Manchester market-is tending down.
Breadstuffs are quiet.
LIVERPOOL, February S-Noon.-Cotton
market opens quiet and steady to-day, with
sales of 1000 bales-middlng uplands 14d.
LONDON, February acknowledgements
81. FiYc- twenties 73l