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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-04

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THE JOURNAL JoKER.-The heavy man"
of the Journal attempts, while grlnning like
o Cheshire cat, to deny what everybody
else admits, that this paper is using every
fair effort to be the most popular in Gen.
tral Ohio, and charges that the cable dis,
patches were not taken by The STATESMAN
until forced upon 1t. We don't know that
1t is proper or polite to call persons
veracity in question, but we are satisfied
that If we were III the habit Of lying on 4
huge scale we could dc, well on such sheets
rs the Josbndl. The dispatches were Of
fered Us conformity with the Journal, but
anticipating o changes we temporarily de-
clined until last Sunday. But we viii
manage our affairs in our own way, and
advise our metropolitan" neighbor to
look out for fun before the year is finished.
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POLICE CoURT.-Isaac Mskenum was out
in the rain OH Saturday morning, and to
prevent too much Of the water leaking in
to make him sick, or give him a cold at
least, Isaac put himself outside Of several
quarts of whisky. Isaac was, to tell the
truth, chock full Of whisky, so full, as Sut
Lovengood used to say, that you could
hear it slosh round in him when he walk
ed. He was musical too was Isaac, and he
got an old fiddle and went into the market
house to enjoy himself. Alas for human
expectationsl One of those fell destroyers
OF harmony, a policeman, captured Isaac,
and led him, as was his ancient namesake
led, propitlatory offering to offended law.
The Mayor fined Isaac SO, and in default
locked him up.
Christian Beamer says that William Cos
tello, young man of very taking ways,
was trying to steal clothes from Beam
er's Saloon, on West Friend street. Will
liam had gathered up quite supply of
wearing apparel, and was making of, when
he was stopped in his mad career, taken
before the Mayor, fined and committed.
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The STREET Cars win take you to the
Opera House tonight to see Prof. Maeal-
lister in his great feats, and will be on.
hand to carry you home at the close Of the
Entertainment. lhl dit
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sunday, February 3, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE,

Chas Richards, Chicago L w Kittridge. Cincin-
natl; Samuel Fieldouge, New York; Rufus King
City; DeLsnd. tairport, N VI A Waterman,
Lebanon. Ct Miss Peenham, do Julia Watson
and son. Louisville; GP UnvergAgh, Baltimore; J
Hall Dow, Chicago; G Coaart, ST Louis: George +
Damon New York; j Owen, do; Samuel Selden
Erie: I Wimerdns,, Memphis; D W Blymyer,
Mansfield J Y zaShcs, Meadyille, PENN , StorsT,
Blair, Kansas; Z 0pdyke, New York; Anson Per
ry, Cineinn I'll; g z : Southworth, Philadelphia;
John W Whildon, Beair; II Bowker, Boston: W q
Mayo do: George W Frazier, wife and child. Phila-
delphia; Robert 5 Walker. New York; r w Church,
st louis; George Realty, Ottawa, ILL Joseph II
Campbell, Troy. N Y; A 4 Thornton, Cleveland; h
UUrent Williams lCincinnati; 4 A Cassally, do; Il
A Cassily, do; Frank Barker, Tifin; j Saunders.
Cincinnati; VIM ileberly. do.
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PIANO IORIE MANUFACTURERS.

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ls fully warranted In every partinlar;
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OTICE N.

TWILL ATTEND AT J0NESBOR0i, on the
il 22nd day Of April 1867, for the purpose
Of receiving the Internal Revenue Taxes that
have become due and owing from the
citizens Of the County Of Washington. All
persons owing Internal Revenue taxes, In
said county, are hereby notified to attend at
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Tor Circulars, with full particulars, address.
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$3.50 Reward!

COUNTY COURT or WASHINGTON COUNTY
Al ~ last seaion, April End, 1895. ordered that the
sum d Two Hudred and Finy Dollars b.
paid any person or persons Who viii arrest md convict,
before = Jury. any thief who may bs guilty Of horse
stealing since the eloss Of the late REBELLION. Ts BE-
PAD onf u the County Treasury. By order u
GEO. W. TELYOHD, Ciafraea
April MALL JoHE o. GaimAs, Girl,
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Il has long been sold, and has stood the
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70 be the safest and best medicine for geurr-
NJ use, now known, for all diseases o tho.
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Tennesse by
JAMES A. DuLWORTH, Druygish.
E.J. SANFORD, 4 Co, Knoxville, Tenn.
WAolesalc 1geHn CHted &'ats'.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

EOh IliE EAFlD Nh"@ w
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now AL the virtue. that II did have when making
the cures which have Won 20 strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR.. ]. c.. AVER & Co., Lowell, AaSS
$50 byJn-. 3. Hut -. 10. 90,
URETu. Druggi.ts, Junesluruu4h, Tenn. J"l'-l
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"TOULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly dischaIg-
ing bis professional services, he viii continue
to merit Their patronage In the future, at the
above named place, Shere be has resumed
bis practice, aud would be pleased to wait on
AFT who entrus, their teeth TO bis care. Hay-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities
whsre be purchased m entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
to the profession, and having secured all OF
the most approved improvements for perform
ing operations 10 the most scientific style, he
feels sanguine that be will be able, combined
with an extensive experience Of more than
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operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted % the Yulcanite Rubber
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s~pecial attention Of those who wish AErUI-
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aJsoiuts superiority over all other articles ey-
or offered for that purpose. Il can be more
perfectly adapted 70 the gums. II has great
| strength, yet Il 10 light and very durable. II
h easily kept elean-Bweet and pleasant "a
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Cola Base. Indeed, ell who are 10 need o
| Artificial Teeth, and those who Wish TO pre-
serve their natural ones, can have Il done al
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goys 1890 JoSEsnoEo', TtqxEssEE
Tsrnt Invariably Cab.
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One by One.


They are, gathering homeward from every
One by one,
As their weary feet touch the shining strand,
One by one,
Their brows are bound with a golden crown;
Their vel-stained garments are all laid
And clothed in white rament they rest on the
mead,
Where the Lamb loveth His children to lead,
One By one.
Before they rest they pass through strife,
One by one,
Through the waters of death they enter life,
One by one,
To some are the floods of the river still
AS they ford their way TO the heavenly hill;
To others til. waves ran iiercely Wild
Yet all reach the home of the undefiled,
One by one.
We. too, shall come TO that river side,
One by one,
We are nearer its waters each cventide,
one by one,
We can hear the noise and the dash OF the
stream,
Now and again, through our life : deep dream
Sometimes the floods all its banks o'eriiow,
in rippleS the small waves go,
One by one.
Jesus, Redeemer, we look TO Thee,
One by one:
We lift up our voices tremblingly,
One by one.
The waves of the river are dark and cold,
We know not the spot where our feet may hoid !;
Thou who did'st pass through i'll dark mid
night,
Strengthen us, send us Thy stan and Thy light,
One by one.
Plant Thou Thy feet beside rs az we tread,
One by one;
On Thee let us lean each dropping head,
One by one
Let but Thy strong arms around us be twined,
We shall cast all our cares and fears 10 the
wind
Soviour Redeemer be Thou in full view,
Smilingly, gladsomely shall We pass through,
One by one.
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eomnanr with $4,000. GOO is proposing

A company with s3,OOO,OOo is proposing
IN organize a coffee plantation In FLORIDA.
There are to be ten settlements Oh ono
Thousand people each, which are 10 co,he
from the North. and also the money. Inc
profits are to be 100000 year; Gar
ddans and bouse rent are free, and at the
and Of ten wears each family is to nave
forty acres of land. Nothing is said about
clothes. The head men 1--we there'
The Boston Transcript states that Major
Augustus Rawlings, who says nc was on
the staff of the rebel General Lee, was
lately found in the streets of London with
ont coat. vest. or hat. He was taken to
his fathers door and refused admittance.
The father procured a warrant and had
him arrested and imprisoned.
Manufactures are making steady and
rapid progress in the western States. Our
western exchanges bring Us announcements
of over seventy establishments either open
ed or soon to he in operation in Michigan,
Illinois, and Wisconsin alone.-NeW York
Times.
The Southern Orphan Association of
Washington is meeting with much success.
One gentleman Ia Republican, has invest
ed one hundred dollars, besides quite a
number in small amounts.
A two-year old steer in Wales, Mass,
which was recently killed, had two hearts,
enclosed in separate apartments, with ar
teries running from each. This is said to
be the first instance of the kind on record.
An Australian sheep-grower has come
to Texas to keep sheep. lie wants to show
Americans how to do it. Will commence
with a small flock of 10000, and then work
up. Probably he will be worked up.
The Petersburg Mder charges the Rich
mond Dispatch with turning summersets on
the Sherman bill. "Dispatch" implies
going straight forward it is the index that
revolves.-CharloteSuiLle Chronicle.
Ex-Governor Letcher declines the ap-
pointment of State Director in the canal
company recently rendered him by the
Board of Public Works.
The city tax in New York is $3.50 on
the 800 worth of property.
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NH IL

UHN DUDIE HA MIN UI ~
81 TURER AND DEALER, No. 1911 Eagle "a
SQUARE, Main street, Richmond, Va, is now ia
in recei pt of ali the staple and fancy srylesS~~
of n ATS and CAPS for the spring trade: The mer-
chant. of Virginia, Nor.h Carolina, and tennessee
will find in this stock the very best assortment l
goods in the Hat line Their trade Is respectfully
Solicited Ris experience Of upwards Of thirty
wears in the trade in Richmond trstifes him ~
savfnx that he knows what kind Of goods will suit
the people and h l. determined to keep them.
Amongst the latest sty les received are the " Bon
- t1'Ssr,to,a - Sc &c NH
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DOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTC

DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND rsks
IL SHOE MAEUFACT6RER, No. P93
Twelfth. between Main and FranklinV ~
streets makes TO order LADIES' ard GEN
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES of the best mate
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable as the SAM quality can be
made anywhere. call Is respectfully solicited.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
fe 2-3m
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in any manner carrying ont said acts, and
that process Of injunction and subpoena
sI All other requisite process necessary
nav ma, be issued for such other and further
relief as may be deemed proper by TINS
conrt, and that defendants be required 10
answer this bill of complaint. -,
And as in duty bound, complainant Will
over nrav &c. &c. W. l.. SHARKEY,
r. J. WALKER.
Courael for complainant.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE
ID OPLIhE we have been appointed AGENTS
ordars B.low we copy letter received from the
we'll. known hons. Of Ms-srs. McIlwaine 4 Co,
Petersburg. who have sold Il daring the pact TWO
.aasons and hav. the most fatiering reports:
PETERSBURG, VA, February 90 1857.
Bsssrs. A. Y stokes $ Co., Richmond, pa.:
Dear strs,-Your favor Of -reeeived contents
noted. In IA king the agency OF bradiey's suPer
phosphate OF Lime " you ct fertilizer whlcn ha1
nroyen i..sf Ia hands To be fully equal, and In
many respects superior, TO Peruvian guano Lat
snring we sol4 some lOJ tons As an experiment,
and the demand for this season promises 10 be very
active We have sold already 300 tons
sclLwAIsg 4 Co.
We are also sole agents for the SEA FOWL
GUAao. la al a l. oi'hIo ".
KER'S CHOCOLATE AND
Is COCOA, COIN STARCH and PARMA, for
ala NV A. BODERER BROTHER.
Branch store, sixth street
NH 30 between Broad and Marshall.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPAsY.-The fz-Es
splendid sids. wheel steamships >l-YI%t.
HATTERAS, 5. ALgxaSDER com s.,S 4
mander, and ALbEHAkLE, !. Ks2S39scJ''.-
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave Now i@G
every WEDn ESDAY and saTURDhI.
These ships are entirely new a. We're IN Z ~.
pr-ssly for this route. They have SPLENDID s,lu.'
and .ta:erooms, and the fare, attention, and 49,
commodations are unsurpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed rsgu.H.
At New York on tn company's covered per NJ
North river within forty Elk hit hours
Insurance Effected Al lowest rates " hen ORDER.
Freights Tor point, beyond New YORK AZ.
warded with dispatcb, and no charge made 'hS"'
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, AeE
leans, and other southern ports leave from lae ~
Joining pier. All go DIS for these pOlh.s ~
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCREADY, President, III GresHv'
SAMUEL AYRks / co Riehmead, Vs.;
JOHN u. WEST, City Point and Petenbars
T. II WEBB, Norfolk
For freight or passage, apply to -,
fe2s-s l3zo Cary ''refs-
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WASHINGTON, April 6, 1867.

NauiSai same No confirmation OF tuc FOR
Baford Massacre Correspondence of >hcri'
dan, etc.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1867.
II Is easy to perceive that strong effort
will be made TO have Congress in session
during the summer, the idea being to pre-
vent the country, under the influence OF
the Connecticut election results, from dis
carding the Radical party, and also to le-
gislate in some way by which the southern
States may not be lost TO that party, OF
which there are very grave fears. There
is now going on q decided game between
the Conservative party and the Radicals,
which each are striving to win. The great
move of the latter is to produce q sign on
the part of the Executive of unwillingness
TO enforce the reconstruction act but in
that they are being sadly disappointed, as
the Pre- sidcnt, in the exercise of his func-
tons as executive officer, is as strict in car
rying ont the provisions of the law as the
most extreme Radical could be. But
in spite of all this there is stirring war
going on, and for the purpose of keeping
alive the spirit of contention there Is
lobby devoted to the work of conyenng
Congress for session ofsomc length IN the
summer.
No official information has been received
ut the War Department or headquarters OF
the army respecting the reported Indian
ouirages at Fort Buford, and the statement
i being discredited. General Terry has
t,lecraphed his doubts, and although Gene
raI Sherman has felt some uncaSiness on
account of the report, he has received no
confirmation of il. Active operations are
in progress by the army in the Indian
country.
The President has not yet received any
communication from General sheridan re-
rarding his action in removing civil officers
in Louisiana All the correspondence which
has been elected on the subject has been
between Sheridan and Grant.
By the rejection of ex Senator Nesmith
for the Austrian mission, that place is again
the object of numerous ambitious aspirantS,
and the subject of an appointment to that
Court is becoming quite an interesting one.
1t seems to he the disposition of the Sc
nate TO have Minister Motley retained.
In comparison with the number of posi-
tions which will he filled by appointment
from the President, there have been very
few combinations. 1t is thought, however,
that the Senate will be ready to adjourn by
tie latter part Of next week. TIMoS.
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Counsel for comp

MURDER TRrALs.-The Circuit Court,
Judge Thomas presiding, occupied tnree
days in the trial Of John butter anu Ipnn
Johnson, charged with the murder OF hen-
~ Clay Lee. The cases were sesersu.
In that of John Butler the jury. returned ). .
verdict sentencing him to imprisonment IN
the pententiary for fourteen years. 'oiih-
son was acquitted Warrenton inder.
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reano sfIoFs. HATS. 60.

n0oTs Am SHOES of all kinos o.
Is lower price. man can an be PVT Is want =,
ars 81 Nv sscu,sd the services OF Mr.. R0M ,ssssd
LEFT wIs FREE 2. nn n w w give him cal
20 see ny sN NJ ghLF sEwED BOOTS 81 Ola W.
LARS, and other sooo' II. n. GAsTOn,.
ilfo Main street.