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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-19
:, "BeautiGnI" and Consistent
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Awriter in the Journal. who says that
he has been. a resident of Columbus for
near thirty years, and all that time, until
1861, voted the Democratic Ticket
says that the name of none of the candi-
dates for Governor has struck his "mind
more favorably as being the best and most
widely known than that of Hon. SAMUEL
GALLOWAY" The writer in addition says
Although opposed to him, politically,
many years, l have always in my heart, re-
garded him as an honest man, and as one of
the ablest men in Ohio. His moral charac-
ter is above reproach, and his whole life has
been one of purity and beautiful consistency
with his professions, in all respects. And
besides: he has done more for the cause OF
freedom than any other man in Ohio, and II
there is a man in the State to whom the
anti-slavery men owe debt of gratitude
it is Samuel Galloway" t.l a,lt ta1 n
All the italics in the above are as in the
original. -H
The man that would vote the Demo
cratic Ticket for over twenty years, and
then join the Radical party, is the very
man2of all men, to believe that Mr.. GAL.
1owAY is not only the purest of politicians
but the most 4" beautiful" and consistent o
all the Radical tribe. gH .-.slf .-....l-g .,r.
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/. What for-Io Make Faces :''

Yesterday morning gentleman was
holding forth eloquently in benalf of GAL
LowAY as just the man the Republicans
should nominate for Governor. Eyes di-
lated and mouths opened as the gentleman
discoursed to the crowd. A colored man
length the eloquent advocate declared:
GALLOWAY is the man of all men to fol-
low after THURMAN"
"What for-to make faces at him ?''
asked the colored man, whereupon the
GALLOWAY advocate wilted. rE
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The Twists and Turns Of the Rad
iOnIS.

As the time approaches when action
must be had, and the hands of the Radicals
on negro suffrage be shown, it is curious
to seesthe writings and contortions of the
followers of Radicalism.
Although Gov. Cox is JOHNSON man,
and endorses the reconstruction policy OF
the President, and is not only opposed to
negro suffrage in Ohio, but goes for sep
arating the races by building up negro
colony in the South, yet, as he is under
stood, failing to get ANDREW JOHNSON re-
nominated for President, to be in favor OF
CHAsE for that Office, Col. R. G. PARSONS
the chief fugleman of the Chief Justice, is
on hand to urge his claims with negro suf-
frage or without it, and in doing this, is
backed by the entire Radical delegation
from Cuyahago.
The Journal, paper that has staked its
all on the negroes voting, fills its space with
laudations of Mr.. GALLOWAY. The delega-
ton from Franklin county, is instructed
for GALLOWAY and the negroes, and the
Journal follows where the darky leads.
The 4 Kenta Torchlight, published near the
negro settlement in Greene county. fears
that the Convention will fail to make a
negro suffrage platform, and thus en-
deavors to forestal the platform:
ssThe issue is made up. 1t is, simply,
Loyal Manhood Suffrage. Who does not
know how the two parties will array them
selves on this question, without even a
whereas? Any movement in the Conven-
tion to ignore this issue-as recommended
by that conscientious and consistent jour
nal, the Cincinnati COHlmercial--or to skirm-
ish along its front line, or to flank it at the
right or left, will surely get up fight"
To this the Commercial thus responds;
"We have doubts of the ability of the
Torchliqht to get understanding, but if it
cannot, the fault shall not be with us in
Withholding needful information. The
Cincinnati Commercial wanted the issue of
impartial suffrage plainly made. 1t was
by the folly of the Legislature embarrassed
by tacking to the amendment striking out
the word 'swhite,'' disfranchisihg clause,
the scope and effect of which are not
known. We wanted the people to have a
square vote on the word "white." Two or
three slow persons in the Legislature pre-
vented this, and it was stupidity and is a
shame that they did so. The TorchIight
does not know what it is talking about"
Most of the counties which have nomi-
mated delegates have decided to 60 the
Negro and him voter, even at the risk OF
DISTINGUISHING four and one-half times as
many Whites as it enfranchises Darkies
Such is their orders from Washington and
Columbus, and such orders are always
obeyed.
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BERRY chose.

The Democratic Union, New Lexington,
Ohio. says that the Democrats will gain
heavily in that county at The October eltc-
ton. They are at work-like rational men
i'm every township and school district.
while the radicals are ont of heart and
don't try to do anything. The Democratic
Union sets down Perry county for 700 Dem
ocratic majority, this fall. That will be an
increase of 900 over last year. ''IPiU Wash
| ington county do as aoell ?" Yes, with the
same zeal and effort-not otherwise.-Ma-
rietta Times.
Scioto county should show Democratic
gain OF at least 600. The way is open; all
that is needed is the wILL-POrtsmoutl
Times.
s'All that is needed is the will?" Ant
why not the "will?" In all other parts o.
the State the Democracy have the will, ant
are doing good service.
Before leaving the city, after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature, Mr.. GLOVER, whC
voted for negro suffrage, stated that here
tofore no negro had been allowed to vote il
Scioto county, but at the next election the
Republicans would poll every negro vott
in the county, and that what was done il
Scioto county would be done throughout
the State. Has not the Democracy o.
Scioto county the '',oilI" to resist this out
rage? We trust so.
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New Advertisements
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NOTICE
TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
y ceived at the Auditors Office. in Chil,icOthe.
Ohio, until noon .
Monday, the 18th day of July, 1867,
for the construction of Bridge across the Scioto
river, at point above the railroad Bridge and near
the old Kilgore Dan, az miles east of Chllicothe.
Pans and Specifications will be on file at said
Auditors office from and after he sth day of July.
The work to be bid for 70 lows: masonry by
the perch of 25 feet Supersructure per linea foot
Approved bonds required for the performance Of
the work. NJ .aI
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject all
or any bids if deeme too high.
By order cf the Board of Commissioners for Ross
county, Ohio. SAM KENDRICK,
June II 1867. Auditor Of Ross county.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-19

GENERAL SwAYNE has turned out the AL
dermen in the city of Mobile, and has turn
ed in some negroes to fill their place.-Cht-
edgo Times.
. This is carrying out Republican (?) prin-
ciples with a vengeance. White men elect
ed to office, to care for the interests of a
CITY, turned out by STRIPPING in epau-
lettes, to fill their places with negroes. In
this city, where this Gen. .SwAYNE is known
and rightly appreciated, and where he
could not be elected to the lowest office,
men wonder at the impotency of an Ad-
minisrration that selects such man for a
high position, and still more at the Presi-
dentallowing SwAYNE to carry his new born
love for the negro to such length.
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.ALLCocK,s foHoUs P1Asrf RS.

---a 9a- ir na HARTFORD, CoSN.. Nov. IL, 1864.
MEssBs. THos. ALtCocK & Co-Piease send
with dispatch. twelve dozen Allcocks Porous Plas-
ters. Our daily experience confirms their very SUI
perior excellence. At this moment of writing q
man applies for one, who. by entanglement in the
shaft If machinery. had both his legs broken spine
severely injured. and was for nearly year entirely
helpless. This man found relief very soon by the
application of plaster to lis spine He was soon
enabled to work. and now he labors as well as ever
He would cheerfuly pay IS for single Plaster il
they could not be ha at lower rate. am sur
prsed that surgeons do not make use of these per-
forated plasters to the exclusion of all Others as
their fexibity and adhesveness are greatly in ad-
vance of all other plasters with which am &C.
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rendered them greatly superior to all others for or
binary surgical uses., Knowing the plasters to be
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STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS
A RACE will take place July 18th, be-
tween two Cleveland horses, for $500.
Best in 8, mile heats, to harness.
NWEunderstandth that Rev. King & Brother,
of Winters Station, says the Fremont lies
senger, couple of loyal saints, have de-
camped, leaving the farg1ers about Win
ter's Station minus about $4,000 in grain
receipt. Such whelps should be hung.
AYoUNa lawyer by the name of Randall
recently eloped with the daughter of Hon.
c. T. Hamilton, M. c., of Marysville, o.
The father has relented.
A LITTLE child of three or four years,
whose parents live mile or two west of
town strayed from home, and walked all
the way to Marion, where it was kindly
cared for by the family of Mr.. Fahey. In
coming to town, it was necessary to cross
two deep sloughs in the road. These it
hal wadea 1.-the mud being very stiff aud
niry, and coming up nearly to its neck
Says the Marion Democrat.
A TEAM of horses were stolen from the
firm of VIM. Balding, in Washington town.
ship, says the Fremont Messenger, on Sarur-
d,y night. They belonged to Mr.. Mkt
rick. of Green Springs. The following is
a description of the horses: One a four
velr gelding, light bay, heavy tail, the
name lying on left side, unless braided and
changed, hook joints long, and large head
and ears. The other dark bay mare with
star in forehead, heavy name and tail, eight
years old. 4E4kf80eaA
WHILEs Rev. Mr.. Ankle, pastor of a Ger
. man church in Ashland county, was hold
ing service on sunday, of last week, his
house was broken open and near $4,000,
abOut one-half in gold and the, balance in
oreenbacks, taken from the trunk in which
e. was kept. Suspicion led to the pursuit
of one George Wiley, who was arrested.
THE Officers found on his person new suit
Of clothes, $3S in money, and q new gold
watch and chain worth about $500. They
also got a large new trunk containing a
ladv's silver watch with gold ehain,, three
or four fine, new suits of clothes, ladies'
dresses shawls, some new shirts, rings and
other property to the value Of three or four
hundred dollars more, al fresh from the
sh0pSA ,IJdA3Ac5 "l-2o
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= ~ -AYOUNG LADY returning

TO her country home after sojouru of few months
in the City. was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness,
and instead of twenythree she really appeared but
eighteen Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great
a change, she plainly told them that she used the
Circassi an Balm, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination. as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur-
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing cleansing and identifying the skin and
complexion. By its direct action the cuticle it
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface Nature intended it
should be, clear soft. smooth and beautiful. Price
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w: l.. CLARK CO, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St., Syracuse. MY.
The only American Agents for the of the same.
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Observation-Disclosures

Under this caption the Mac a. Cheek Press
devotes chapter to the seething cCrrnp-
tion in the Republican party. Unless the
"thieves" are driven out OF place and pow
er, we are assured, the Government cannot
live. That's true. How are these ''thieyes'
to be driven out? 1t is by defeating the
Republican party, .--. "a. NOT ..lt -...f.
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Beautiful and COnsistant-s'Sense
less and Fit.''

DoGBERRY, in conplimenting his friend
said that he was the most "senseless and
fit man to be Captain of the watch"
GA Citizen" in the Journal thinks SAM.
UEL GALLOWAY, the ablest man in Ohio
and the most beautifully consistent in al
respects.
Had SAMUEL lived in the days of the
elder DoGBERRY, he would have been Cap.
tain of the watch, for he is more "sense'
less and fit man," than the one that Doc
BERRY chose. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-19

THE Journal asks the question, "who shall
be Governor OF Ohio?" 1t is easily an
swered. His name is "ALLEN G. THUR
MAN, of Franklin" and a Governor he will
be of which Ohio will be proud. ~
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PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
.. .i..ss- so OF THE 81 Ga s.Te
AMERICAN WATCH,
MADE AT
WALTHAM, MASS.

The American Watch Company, of waltham,
Mass. respectfully submit L.at their Watches are
cheaper, more accurate, less complex, more durable
better adapted for general use and easily kept
in order and repaired than any other Watches in
the market. They simp er in structure, and
therefore stronger, and less likely be p Ired than
the majority of foreign Watches, which are COM
posed of fr 125 to 800 pieces. while in an old Eng
lish Watch there more than 700 parts. Bow they
run under the hardest trial Watches can have is
shown by the following letter:
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
| OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPER1NTENnENr,l
ALTOONA. Pa, Is Dec, 1865. s.
| Gentlemen: The Watches manufactured by you
have been in on this railroad for several years
by our ensinemeu, to whom We furnish Watches
hundred Of them carried on our line, and We con-
slider them good and reliable time-keepers Indeed,
give @ US less less trouble. and fave worn and DO wear
much longer without repairs than any Watches we
aware we formerly trusted to those Of English man
ufacture. of acknowledged good reputation; but as
Sns S se99e nor
In these statements am sustained by my prede-
cessor Mr. Lewis. whose experience extended overa
series Oh years Eb@gEb NSssisbIHl H. WILLIAMS,
american Watch Co., RaltAaR. f,i .5lan-
We make now Eve different grades of Watches.
| ndWeu Respectively ds louohs' ..r.
Appleton, Tracy s Co., ar Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch Company, Waltham, Mass.
p 8. Bartlett, II, $50 i'-Ti Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Enery, l' o. Boston, Mass.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
| All of these, with the exception of the Home
Watch Company. are warranted by the American
Watch Comp my to be of the best material, on the
most approved principle, and to possess every requ
site for reliable time keeper. Every dealer sell
| ing these Watches is provided with the Company's
printed card of guarantee, which should sccom-
pany each Watch sold.s that buyers may feel sure
that they are purchasing the genuine article There
are numerous counterfeits ard limitations of our
Watches sold throughout the country. and we
would caution purchasers to be on their guard
against imposition. r-ff. p. ra l.4t. -i-,,ft. f..
Any grades of Waltham Watches may be pur-
chased of Watch Dealers throughout the country.
ROBBINS & APPLETON, --aT-
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are considered by all who know aught of them p
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Democratic Nominations.

The Democracy of Coshocton county at
their nominating Convention on Monday
last, presented the following admirable
Ticket: -.--r.. sEr=--. ss.H...
For Representative, F. w. Thornhill /;
for Treasurer. Thomas Jones; for Recorder.
Laurel l.. Root; for Commissioner, Joseph
Kline; for Intirmary Directors, John
Chambers and Nathan Buckalew !; tor Cor
oner, Thomas Platt.
! Than FRENCH w. THoRNHILL no better
nomination could be made. In the Legis-
lature, as in his own county, he is emphat-
ically the "wheel horse" of the Democracy
and carries with him as much personal in
fuence as any member in either branch
| No man is better acquainted with the leg
islation of the county for the last third of a
century, and never did constituents select
a truer advocate of their interests. He is
emphatieally one of Gods noblest works in
honest men, and this makes him in theory
and in practice Democrat.
The Democrat, in brief notice of the
nominees, says: u F q #Es
aWith such ticket in the field, the De.
mocracy are now not only ready but eager
| for the great battle of the second Tuesday
of October We challenge the BLACK and
Ianp party to combat our assertion that
Coshocton county will give 800 majority
against Negro Suffrage, and in favor of the
Democratic State and County Ticket"
I TEE STATESMAN is endeavoring to keep
mn the hopes of its party. Ii tells them
there are but 1000 prisoners in the Ohio
Penitentiary, which has capacity for l,2OO.
--ZdResuille Courier. JED Oh
"Eggsackly." Dust room enough, for
what is left of the Radical party of Frank
lifieounty. ''@O'lo
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Househ old Necessity Exists for the
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Which, in the first stages of cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness. Diptheria. and Bronchitis
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The result of Catar-h This Snuff removes andp
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1t SIS the highest professional testimonials. s
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b Address JAS. DURNO. I. U. tox 1855,
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DEaOCRATICS5sTITE ,TICKETs

~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~-
- FOR eovERNoa,
ALLEN g. THUS m AN, eff Franklin.
-. -LIEuTEsANT aovERSoR, -.
sDANsEE u. UE1L, Of Holmes.f ~ "a
FREAsuRER OF STATE,
soAA o. FULTON, Of Crawford.
.azrga = AUDITOR OF srHTE.i Res Eg
gsq JOHN NncELWEE, Of Butler.lA n
-saa7dgz. ATTORNEY GENERAL. - Aias9 10 sos
FRANK H. HURD, Of Knox H hna
SUPREME JUDGE - -, -
THO mas M. KEY, Of Hamilton. - 8 *
noNprRoLLER OF TBE TReAsURy. trO haa
WIELIAm SHERIDAN, jr.sOf Williams.
iH.a tEaaRnBEa BOARD PUBLIC WORKS. 8 7'i s1st
ARTaUR HUGHES, Of Cuvahoea.9 70
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FROM NEW YORK.
Declines the Post.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Tribune says
candidates for the Austrian mission may
be interested in knowing that Mr.. Greeley
has received official notice of. his appoint
meRt thereto, and has given due notice that
he unconditionally declines the post. 1si =
Dismemberment of Italy Aimed At.
The Herald's correspondent from Rome
under date of 10th ult.. says: What the
victorious ecclesiastical and legitimist par
ty aim at just now is nothing more or less
than a dismemberment of Italy-a scheme
openly advocated by their journals, both
in France and Rome. Upper Italy, from
the Alps to the Adriatic, would be assigned
to Prince Hubert, after the abdicatiOn of
Victor Emanuel, Central Italy would re-
vert to the Pope, and Naples, with Sicily,
resume their allegiance to Francis II. It
remains to be seen whether the Manabra
ministry will be able to defend Italy from
this impending stroke. zf
Suspended.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Post saws the
wholesale grocery house of Bently, Burton
& Co., suspended. Liabilities said to be
about quarter of q Million SOB t.-l IL
Failures.
The Commercial says failures in the dry
goods trade are FumOred, including Sole
lice & Freise, and Messrs. Ovaret g. Co.,
both importers. A' l' ~l5''i-l.- -''
Remuneration OF Freights.
The Tribune states that arrangements
have been made between the express com.
panies for the remuneration of freights,
hut no consolidation has taken place, the
Merchants Union claiming larger interest
than the old companies are willing to con-
cede. s .,.r+ .-=l 49, I9a siEa'