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WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
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lshed in Nashville.
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Meoi5iniid)e Saru TIT
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untDerfItdt DDm ScaSbbile.
GURUS bon 1867-68.
Der re9eImdbiae 9ebr=Gurius pirb am
Vr1fen Wfpntda inn NOocmber ISR,

Der re9elmdbige 9ebr=GuriRs mirb am
0rIten Wfontag inn HO1ember 1867
Beginner unb am I. Mdrs 1868 fd5,ie6en.
Ser.uorberettenbe GURUS ipirb am IT. EN- N o M
ta8 I'M y ttober anfan9en unb eInCn Monat
Sauern' HegelmdBlge 8orleiungen mIbrenS 6ieiem
DtonGt NIT Sliftif, Sect.ibungen unb 9emonitr to=
men. .es# "
Sebabren.
5tdets fir ben gansen Gurfus .........S O5. go
gStGtatenlartons =4oten: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
9eeM9ren oeim @rabuiren ..... $500
0eou1ren bet:1 Sectreu.. Observation-Disclosures 10 90
Spei SopitGIer uurben tiir3Iib in Der Stapt etobz
llrt. Die 6enfelben anbeimfalenben arautbetsf6IIe
aus etner Sepolternng non 90 600 Btpobnern rpirb
9'mret9eno 9enu9 Il nifbe Snftruttton erm6qIiheu
Soaro III guten 9dHfern n0tenIid pon Sis.
Yrofefioren.
S. .Serrien 3inrslep, 81. o., Srofeifor Der
e9sm1e unn 4barmacie
SSiepb Spnes' R o, 4rOfeifOr Der 9spfOIOsie
uno YotbolOgie.
Qndtontie. -. =
9Bm. 8. Brisss. ID. g., 9rOfeior Der geburts=
bnlte nno Der wet6IIoben unb Rinberfronfbeiten
=. Btnffon. u. D., RrofeiiOr Der Natera
PAUL e. Gne, M. o., 4rofefior Der @ulbfdse
nno Der Yrorts Der Gbirnrgie.
. -. q: Spmiinss ID. O., qrOfeiiOr Der mebi3iui=
g. y: 9. SinSsleD, @. o., 9emOnit,ator Der Ana
=. .. 8ncbanan, 81. g., Gurator ses WsaIeums
Hno Pfoiector bel ben rofefiorem Der gbirnree nno
Se9en Wdberem wenbe man fidb an
V. 81. SOipline, M. ., Sefan.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-16

1000 6aB eGtra 6amiliens WfeLl
200 6as Grtra iuperfine WebI, sl
Y so 6bSs Stem Orleans Suder, g
Y "a Obs 0emerara 3uder,
80 5aB sepadter nno puIperifrter Huder
200 Sad Prima RiO aaffce.
% Sud easuira aaffee,
rs Su6 frii9en Reis,
50 SaB Serp Orleans RoIafies,
200 aiften PrOrter u. @ambIe SEIZE,
80 2titen Derf6ie6ene Sorten
100 aiften StearinIidte,
100 &iiten uIsIidte, bart geyreS4,
so aiften fetner Ran6tabat,
asa 30 groB Sine Gut 9abat. lasG EaaeG q
IS 5ab Rau6tabaf, s
p SAB ensEifaer GoOa,
Is 5ab amerifanif5er SOba,
sie. 40 &ttfen nn0 pfanosRanilen a.i.srn
50 Riften 9feffer. sasa
so Rtiten Gerpiirss.
50 aiiten Snbiso,
so aiiteH semabIenen Semi,
81 - 5as 3nfoH's gibie,. -
% Kitten 8int, Quart u. X GaRonsl SIaf5s
70 Kitten Garrett S9nupftabat,
20 0ros Durtee's gIau,
20 5as Bourbon @btsfep, 81 fs<s
Is 5ab Robertfon G0,rntD ggbisfep,
AVV CUP DeoIe 9afp Froot 2Bbistep,
100 5ab Singer Cordial,
IS Sab Snswer Bein,
IS Sas SaBe ggeine, = gAiyf III AS fe1
so Sat Deineffig, s..o&.,, -. a,s.
rs 5as Gitronen S1fup. 80 ~"S
,1f.. so 2ifem Stdrte, sassy 49,, -gs.s
80 DnRenb elmer, ssad sa5.
80 9utenh 8eien, i, asa,ssss
1000 Sad @ebl,
50 Bitten aiIortirter canSp,
8ranbp. Bum. Gin, meme psrsbtsbsfef W. !. 10
Weaflep $ @arbrOueb,
aaa1T Slr. 8 0oro college Strafs,
mit1 3aR f1sfss ag6s ssHS N, ,,fs..;,,. -, ~
noe aseDea Ag1iiss s"e ''ss s se""s fs' s
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5emPersn5<8 me9ung.
2on6o n. IA. 9(uo.

Y ~ Ii. AuY
gfadri6ten aus 500 dam foo mel
ben, Dap bereits 100000 @funo
bon Der neuen 5beee @rnote berfauft
moroen iin0.
9ln6 miro bon China aus beri6tet,
Dap Der Safen bon Samanga in Sapan
bon Der Sapaneifiden 9teaiernnq fur
ben Gebraud) bon Sremoen anaepie .
len uno fir ben 9an0el alIer glationen,
laut 0ertra9 bon Siaca, ae6ffnet
tOor6en lit.
Baris, IA. Nug.
Beribte aus berldieoenen SheiIen
bon Stalien nleIoen bas fdneue Inn
E9greiFea Der @bolera uno baB Der
ansgang fat INNER toblt6 lit,
Seth, IA. aug.
Sn 8esug auf 6ir Mbaa6en in I'M
garn TT lest felt 9eitelt porben, bab
bielelben eben TO fortbelteben fouen,
ruie Dor Der Srennung bieies Gtaates
bonn 8eidsberbanb.
Us a bins to n, Is. 4ug.
Sen. SteeOman lit bier anqefontrner
uao man bringt feine Mnfnnft in Ser
binoung NIT feiner grnennuna auin
&riegsfetretar. Sod 1T es ipahrs.
1deinli9, Dab Sen. Grant baS Depar
tement bis gum gBieber3ulammentritt
oes SopgreileS neripaIten miro.
Der Yraiioent beabfidtiat, cine
Seereiie gu feiaer GrboIang sl MAIDEN.
SlH9 cine 8our mad SenneiIee ae0enft
er, oieien 9er5lt anssuflbren.
Sen. Grant bat Die auf 5iifiruno
pes Ser. CT. 8eridltsbofes BON Vor6
Saroliaa be5iigli6e Srore oes Sen.
Si&les mibbilIigt. a
Sas Soft Departement erIast fat
Ieoen Sag 8efanntmahunaen bon
ipieoer bergeltellten ODER neu erridlteten
YOitdtntern in ben @a6itadten.
Die Sfadridt tam beute bier an.
Dap Die meritanil6en Beb0r6en Die
Sei9e WaTiniilians an bic 0iterreidli<
tbeH Seamten iibergeben baben. Dies
lelbe mar in einen nit 8int ausaeIea.
ten Sarg nno, ba fie febr fdIefJt elm
bal1amirt mar, fdDon tart beripelf.
"a Bittsburg, Is. Mua.
Sic 6iefigen SrmperensaeleIfdaften
bieIten 9eifern cine gemeinfdaftItde
merchandising, in ipelder befdIofien
tpuroe, fur ben Sal, 6ab bic pOIififdleu
Yarteiell itiht bic rehten Mauner err
nennen tuiiroen, Elm una6banQiaes
Seniperens@ Sifet aufsnlfeIlen.
Ser VetroIenms 0aarft in heufe
auberft lebbaft. Gs uuroen bereits
$4,000 Barrel ab9efebt. Gie 45reile
iparben ni6t berdnberf.
e..ysz - = - = y - 49, <t1B.t -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-16

Wfan far6tef, bab in Ssolae Der
befti9en Gegenltiirme bic 9fieoerunoen
nberidipentnlt fuerben, tuoourd5 bann
Die 8ornernbte febr Ieiben ODER iooar
Deruitbtet iperoen nir0e. S.
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y, y. =. SY afIs75-.
slurora 2oge gfo. 105. OeutIde so, !.
49, 6ennfna -. -
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gegrin6et: apriI 1853 l4 sl
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secrstar: 81 Sszbsss. 5HHas
S9atmeiffer: 6. Weoder
H'e sOse 2sss ss ft ieoen Boomerang AOsn
ADD 6euelp's poH.
9failnenioes 9oge 80. As, 8. 8. 50. %
gr6iiosrt: Ben Bort.
gIses Nrdii6eat g. sie5ermnnl. f--
Sstrstdr aEaE 9inteifpieI. ss
rrf, sSSasTsiitsE g, sidsis. s. Is A s
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shtrfebsr 8. G9iefinger9 - cfsss ss-
0eutf1er neutrality-suspicious.
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gteesRrdiisemt: Fr anitenberoer se 80
S3asmeslter; S. 8Iooa. - e..st..-.
l. Ssefetdr: SOfepb S5Iuns s'2s i&s.
eeFfamnIIIns ie0en fften gRontas hes gaof,ats -
S9pei5er unterltikunasbereiu, "a. .
st-- tf i't+ 9eariinbet: Mai 1857 =. +'-
=, ItteliebersaEI: "A. Is aa5sif.s5ssr
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S0sf' eds 5eftsffon unS sberr9 Strase.
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gesrlabet: I. December 1906, slG
NitgliebersabI: 80. i.
Rfdfioent: Mar TfnfeISptef i s. Wa f&
8tce=4rdFoent: Simon 2isbermanu.
U.s. Seeretdr: &bplf 9oueinar. ~ -Esa''tSs
s5iolothefnr Soiepb SamlIeIs. y z-s -
- Gn9ul1er Bilbnens 9irettor: J. SoiDeKs g
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- S6aRmeifter: o. aBdEbulali - " y @s3
Ost SsTela periantmett iit p0dentlidb, Spnnerfto
AoeHos u nbr in Go,tttbdilfe. y 80
Slltberif9e @enleiioe.
Ptarftt Ggsers e rs. Gsls
Oouesesenlt 1soen Sonntag 10 u5r in Ger aeusa
Sttzene an Der WaritfsraBe ilnterbclb 8 : . g
49, hes 2oaisuiHe Stpots. So go
sI Seu1de fatbolifde Stride a.aas
2rd5e in @ermGntomn - Ags :. q
@otteseiehit: SonMto9s nbr Rpfoens 80 S-+
9o9amt: Sonntags 9 lbr 0soraeais 80 ss.s.5
wesper: Soirntags 3 Eer Rnamittass. ,s@4S'
Dentfde 0fetbooiiteu @emeinbe, e
- grebtser ia 6err Sobn s.. @arth. et3fl y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-16
Gbicogo,1 Is. aua.

Ser 9eidnam bes 8oltmeilters
9llmore 1T aufgefuaben iporoen. Ser
lelbe mar bereitS in einem porqeradten
5uitano Der SerIueiung.
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90 { 10 30 TT Il. 5
ct. QouiR IL. Mnn

6rit 9tdbe, Elm aneelfeIIter bel Der
@eftIi6en Soft iuurbe aelfern bonn
SOnueniti4 getrpffen mn6 ftarb heufe
Worgen. Gin anoerer Nann, Sames
21ons, fiel, BON Sonnenititb aetroffen.
an Der Gfe bon liter ilnO anitin foOf
t1ieNpr ~ i.s4s 80 3, -
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9. s.. 8. 6. Il. 6. d. y.,.
Ses sdn atttpc abenS 9erfamHlIuns in beg saru.
~. Turner 8erein ,
0esrinbet: Is. October 1864.
Nttgheoer5abI: $50. - sk.g3s45s+
3 m re:
gfIter Spreber: AooIpb ReIfpn. ssFs-a. 9, = 49,
Speter Conrad pieper.
prot. S9riftuart: s. g8osma IN. Ffeis. a
Sorr. Grnf gSiGgers
Srfer BtoiIetbetnr: 5. 2oui5 Sone. q ss51-t<1
Speuer s. 2oneouer
griter EurHUart: &ouis Scniincrranlt.
8sas@ert: 10. e6iIs5 BEL G'0't0seini
grrer Sbasmeifter: 9. 6. Gie:s.
S1petter Gruft g3Ierich.
Sruitees: SafOb 5tiefet, 9. %. SaBIod oenra gaes
q gsriammIlnssIofaI: Burner 9aHe.. ode @ap uns
Der ssrsin bat RttttuO5s abenb TX mr. fsln
wo9entlI9en Sisunaen. ses
S6iiben @8erein.
geerinbet: 5enuar 1906. ---. 1.-.e
Wit9liebersabl. -.
Sftsr S6nsennleiiter: ". Seftu.
s3osmeifter 3. $. sSIImamm. ''
l. Secretdr: Sobn Rnbm.
&. Sol. ..-..s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

Therefore, because 1 believe that the
operation of this .Metropolitan Law will
work to the disadvantage OF the people,
cause loss, and isTunconstitutional, may
not refuse to restrain these defendants from
exercising powers as Police Commissioners.
If have the jurisdiction. [The Judge pro-
fessed himself fully satisfied OF his power
in this behalf, and that his Jurisdiction is
fulfand completed QOJII
I2have thus at length given the reasons
byiwhiehd 4 have reached my conclusions in
this case, 1t is one of great Importance
both ito interests involved and the prin-
ciples discussed. In that light have con-
sidered it ard am, entirely satisfied with
my cohelpsions. Il DCE}t&-
find, in the case as made before me, that
these defendants, under color of office and
in virtue of an act of the General Assembly,
that Is, my opinion, incapable of execu-
ton, Unconstitutional and void; are about
to take possession of the property of this
city, have usurped its franchises and threat
enlto subject it to great and unnecessary
expenses. That if permitted to proceed
in the exercise of the functions
claimed, great and rreparable.njury:to the
finances of the city will result, and the
peace, property, liberty and lives Of the
citizens will be exposed and placed in peril
by the lawless exercise of power by subor-
dinates, and by depredations, of offenders,
which offenders may commit crime with
impuuity forthewantof of legal power toar-
restand bring. them to trial. CO.. v,.o
Aniinjunction will therefore be granted
as prayed for gos eff .sst.,E ss. 81 i-i.I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
LATEsT-5 p. No
Cincinnati dmarket-niay aI

FLOUR-Dull, but prices not lower. though ex-
eeping in the retail way they are nominal. yet but
little could be boug at the current prices &l2 so
for winter npr6ne, ss 5o9l5 90 for trade brandsl
and % %SE Sl5 :s SOC IS 80 iog 1;I,,y 20,
red offered at 50 10, and No. g at s. co. The mills
no running. owing to theioE price of and duIll
market for -four ET-.r-L 4fs N 1r,ar1.r-a-s-.t D
S5c in hulk, @98c in sacks, i' 80 tiH = - '
0ATS-W eaker; closing at 73c fer No. L in bull,
and S0c in sacks 7g HfrH mi b. .. ir-..r.u .u1g IA
RYE-Snld at 81 80. ...- 20 100. ....f ..,.,.
BARLEY-Nothing doing Or lis't
WHISKY-Dnfl at 32c: buyers offer 30. 5il i'f.
COTT0N-Dull and prices nominal; middlinsc can
be pSFV HSSSnt sS9S e. ~: III. III; .y1i ~ I'll
d tSolSsSj II quiet' and not much
PORK~Mess pork s22 5O9sa 75.Is g Eous saGu
BACUN-9r, lie and l21zc.l ,,s-,l ,.,.,, t,..s ~ =;
LARD-l2slc. e. and the market irIn.i '' Is 3.
EGGS-l54I6c. aa] il stiG t-lfh Lliauli2nHi
BGTTER-Dul; 2o@2sc for fresh Cd blHow Cd
! GRQCt RIkS-Dul and unc aanged. do 7beEifsT
LNSEED oIL-Advancedt t. y, 4ss1 80. n az /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
NEWSBY TE1EGRApH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE,
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
OommerciaIand FinanciaI.

CommerciaIandF FinanciaI. 81
|. LONDON, May -Eevening.-Consols SO;
Bonds 7224; Illinois 7634; Erie 4215. Mar
ket unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May s2l-Eyening.-Cotton
closed quiet with sales of 100000 bales
middling uplands at lis; Orleans II 4, 4, and
\ MANCHESTER, May 21.-Market favora-
Bile. Corn 39s Cd. Other grains unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork Sd. Produce ashes
32d. Common rosin Is Sd, fine 12s Cd.
LONDON, May q - Evening" Money
quiet ana steady; consols 93; bonds 7255ss;
LIVERPOOL, May 21--Noon.--Cotton
easier. Uplands 1l1sd; Orleans 1115d.
Breadstuffs quiet. Corn 40s. California
wheat 14s Cd; western lbs Sd. Provisions
steady; lard sis Cd.
2aP. M.-Cotton very dull, heavy, and
prices unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork
advanced Is; quoted at sos for prime east
ern mess. z-y--rcr,-se -rrfI 2 =,
The American Question: " OF
LONDON, May 21-Evening.-Ear Derby
says officially that the American question
will be amicably adjusted. The provision
made some time since to arbitrate the whole
case has been refused.
Tho Feniatl Burke.
1t is reported that the Fenian Burke, re-
Gently convicted, is lying so ill in his cell
that his life is despaired of.
The Sultan. IHiA~ 9p0Il
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, May 21.-The Sultan
goes to the Paris Exposition early in j nly.
RumOred Snspensfon.i ~ IL
LIVERPOOL, Evening, May 21.-Frazier,
Trenholm & Co.. cotton merchants of this
city, it is said, have suspended. Liabilities
large. l .IEFDjB
Assassination Plot. AeHgs
BERLIN, Nav 20.-A horrible plot was
discovered in Hanover, having for it's chief
purpose the assassination of King William.
Count Bismarck and several other notables
residing in this city, are involved. Several
arrests were made, and it was thought the
scheme would be entirely frustrated.
- Arrival.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 31.-The steamer
American, from New York. has arrived.
FRANKFoRT. May 21.-5 Dos 7734.
ANTWERP, May 2l.-Petroleum 43 fancs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
i1CIeveiand markeiLmiIa;y q.

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FL0gRTGity-made Xxx II spring, from No, NJ
wheat, SIS SO; do do from No, 2 wheat. SIS 00 Xxx
red winter ar 00;i whits winter $40 0S@2l 90. Rye
-four frIner $40 000l0 50.i DiiB f9iu9Sfm t)f0Ds
.WHEAT-No. 2 Milwaukee spring held at IS, O5iT
from store b. car lot 20 cargo atloat to arrive Was
CORN-Sales loOO bushels new sheled oHspotu
Ga II fSSaies 1000 bushels arrive i've ali a9ya, a9a'
free on board, at 73 $50 bushels aoat at 74c fears
on spot at 75c. pJ 5iIp5l clH4 h-9NDS1 DSn JGfiI
RYErQuiet; No. held at 81 1o9I % from stora.s
BARbEYgsTm sldSt1 FL at 81 sOl 3 for e4Aada A.
PoRKENo- ii city-paeEsd mess at e2sC sCSe NSraq
IARD-Sales of City rendered at 14cy in frkins Z
7 ISMORED MEATS-Saiss Zoo lbs sugar lcured
hams, oanyassed at 16c do at 15c 95OO0O
lbs qpcanyassed plain lhams at lac; eanyhsFed d
l5e; ZOO lbs dried beef at 22c shoulders lie: 1900
lbs clear rib bacon at lsci breakas bacon 5c,,tJ
MESS 1BEEt4eEo.i 4 city-packed $Is oeo extra
BUTTEaRmS@slll sales good to choice Western
GHEESETTh market is witfouttA an nnattiitS
prices continue at s9l6c for inferior TO- choice e
dairy and tactoryaoyq1q % b91SlU9tE9 sfIToW
EGGS-Rather quiet at 1791Ss.a f,t -.,d to,,,,e,
ALCOHOL AND 'SPlRITS-Steady DUET and
unshanged. Alcohol 9s per cent, - 20 "A IS II Co
kgne Spirits. es per cent, a IS: Neutral Proof
Spirits SO 1902 4S. 4S.-----s---------
IPETR0LEuM M7Sales 1000, ,bbls standard white
iunme delivery cars at 211Sc; 1000 tbls do
settlers option all june at 22e Free quiet ut 4la
40 for standard Whitep 1!l52d 9Is ss1s 10 sEss {
SEEpSLQqists Timothy held at ss H.s Clover
1YtnnN W lN ~ ~ n ~i0oi5s uotunIOo mo 10 92GJffsY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, Nay 81, 1867.
sF.-ft.a- 2. a.. NEIL HOUSE.

IueSddy, mag Il, 1901.
-s-1a.as r.. Is NEIL HOUSE. -a
Frederick Dodge, Chillicothe, Ohio; T H Dolbear,
& 0usnbs jr, Wooster, Ohio: b p yans. Ripley,
Ohio; E Dewitt. Lorain. Ohio; C Hastings. New
sbS obS giypY Yohns SaG Tosaa Ha5eS
field, Ohio; a Hiveling. Xenia. Ohio; J NimhOff,
Gates, Marietta. Ohio; Wesley Wilgus, PhiladeI-
Ohio; Tho as Page, ncinnati, Ohio; N Al Preb-
lie. New Richmond; A Rous :eil, Baltimore. Mary
sIS bens Ohio Sf Miss Beasdh 6eGs oo %
brose Moon. New York; John z Dayis, Baltimore.
Maryland; Albert Douglas. Ghillic4the. Ohio Geo
Jersey; Sh rrard. Steubenvie. Ohio: Miss + v
Sherrard. Steubenvilie: Ohio; M Rosenbach Phil
Msryisnd: A Mstchalf. New York; A I Hub
bard. Ashtabula. Ohio; j Refbj. Oincinna i Ohio;
E Pa; d r Tyler. Cleveland. o. i p Morris, Pills,
deyhia; Jarndoof, Grcinnati; o., AthertDayis,
Bsamor0 a1top g. Coater, ST. Louis, Mo- HJSt1l john
Il ffni M6ss Ess SAND ssndeafg. SKY 9; Hess, Tfin. .;
sssNeBs kew OTf
GItSe SpEEs Rsts5 q sinG1Es no EIsbsl 6aSSs Ss
YorE: H1Dr, Crab. wife and daughter, Dayton, o;
a Gc p1ccbfi4. PbiiadeiPhis; . TTing Brooks Salem.
o; Paul Jones Toledo. .oaL HuSbsrd. Ssndpsky
S;ls SFdBSlR Cisvss1d e1I JcsspS
Y oune. Piqaa. o; I Il Dudley. New York; PnrdS.
Mansfield. o; P Kinney, Portsmouth, o: William
McKell. Chillicothe, o., Frank Kepner, Urbana,. o.
E b, De Lamater, Cleveland; 2; Simons. Wat
tiel MichslviIle; G NJ Downing, N Y; james Gowen.
chicago, III; d A ] Peck. Baltimore, Md, w Snow
Gsa more Nh; K Clifford and wife. Cincinnati D: &
r Warner, Baltimore. Nd, R Hurd, Mt Vernon o.
CIV H;.ks, BAltinoEe. Md; : r Agrmapgh, Ian
'c'e Garrett re Logan. B; " Locke Logan. o; Dr Jas
Sharp, Logan, o; George II Shattqck, Boston. Mass;
Ii Hum phreyr D elawares0f H W Butlcr andlwife;
Springfield, nj; Daniel 2 Elicit Cleveland, o. Coz
Willard Smith, Rome, N Y; b EdBeckman, " est
Carrie W off, Cincinnati, o. G ii Sommers. Phila-
Pa: ID ri Whitman, W orcestsr, Mass; Robert Crane
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

How SooTHING.-How sublimely beau
tiful are thecsweet strains of melody, as
they come borne to us upon the wings of
evening; howit fills the heart with glad
ness Yet, midst all this joy and happi-
ness, how it mars our pleasure to see our
neighbors or companions suffering from
the ravages of violent cough or an obsti-
nate cold. The soothing, quieting proper
ties of Goes Cough Balsamyallay all the ir-
ritations, and will speedily cure the most
obstinate cases ofcroup, cough, sore throat,
and influenza. ia Take it freely. h1aaWA. -.
may22-d&Wlw 9@l ',a ''li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMET.-The West
ern Dramatic Association will, on Saturday
evening next, giyea grand threatrical en-
tertainment at the Opera House, for the
benefit of the Southern Relief Fund The
pieces selected are 'fRobert Emmett, the
Martyr of Irish Libertyss and the very
laughable sketch of "Fhe Foreigners Mis-
hsps.n Considering the great object of
the entertainment and the present dearth
OF .amusements, we shall expect to see the
house filed s-..~,-.FseJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
From Detroit

= DETROIT, May 21.-A murder was COM
mitted to-day in the town of Columbus, st.
Clair county. Two young men, named
standing, which eliminated in the latter
being shot through the head by Curley.
CuIley was not arrested at last accounts.
The Fenians have mass meetings to-
night; speeches by 2. j. Meehan and Col
Nole Oh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
Pre.byterian Assembly,.

ROCHESTER, May 21.-In the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterians to-day, the
appeal, OF Silas Miller from the decision Of
the Illinois s ynod ELECTED much discussion.
The morning session was mostly occupied
delphia, and Drs. Henry and Field, of the
New York Evan gelist, were appointed
Delegates tothea Scotch andIrish Assem-
blies. 4rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

CoNTINUED.-The investigation of the
use of Boughton and Williamson, Trus-
es of the zTUnited States Soldiers Or
+ans' Home" to have been made by Uni
States Commissioner Chittenden yes
rday, was, we are informed, continued
It'll Friday, when the Secretary of the
sindle, E. Hickman, arrested ON Monday,
to be examined
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

Mr.. ED. LAUF is now in daily receipt, of
the most fashionable styles of Hats and
Caps to be found in the city. The most
.fastidious can be pleased both as to quality
and price. Call at No. 229 South High
street, sign of the Golden Hat. dta,'la
may4-d1m Ed. LAUF.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22
PECIAL NOTICES.
ALLooCK,s POROUS PLAsr4 RS.


HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. IL, 1854.
MEssRs. THos. ALLcoCK d Co.-Please send.
with dispatch twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Plas-
ters. Our daily experience confirms their very su-
perior excellence. At this moment of writing
man applies for one, who. By ENHANCEMENT in the
shaft of machinery, had both his legs broken, spine
severely injured, and was for neary year entirely
helpless. This man found relief very soon by the
application of plaster to his spine. He was
enabled to work, and now he labors as well
He would cheerfully paV SIS for single Plaster if
they could not be had at lower rate. am sur
prised that surgeons do not make of these per-,
foraed plasters to the exclusion of all others. as
their hexibilty and adhesiveness greatly in ad
vance of all other plasters with which l
quainted; while the pefforations peculiar to them
rendered them greatly superior to all others for
dinary surgical uses. Knowing the plasters to be
so usef, l, have no scruples that my sentiments
should be known. ~ Fz@
= e y. W. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
'gency, Brandreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
Canada. ~ 81 - m5224d&wlm :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

The spring months, March, April and
May, are the months to purify the blood,
and prepare the system to guard against
the ravages of disease The voice of ma
ture calls on the science and skill of man to
prepare the remedies; and we have them in
RoBAcK's BLOOD PILLS, BLooL PURIFIER,
AND STOMACH BITTERs. may22-d&wIw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

TRANsFERs YEsTERDAY.-The following
transfers of real estate were leftat the Re-
corder's office yesterday: a '' 5S ,.'i.' IS ian
J. G. Neil and wife to William A. Neil,
May 18th, lot tsNos9 9ins sRidgeway and Cros-
By's sub division of in-iotr No i97s in the
city of Columbus; for $685. .sgsa ,uqgt
James Smith and wife to John Duffy,
April 9Th, part Of lot No. 175 in the city of
Csiumbus, for $780, 40 svs sTslrS s0fqs3fi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

The MARKET.-rhere was very good
arket yesterday, and price for vegeta-
IS was lower, though meats held up pret-
/ firmly. Butter, ALSO, is lower, and good
BILE sells for 25 cents per pound, and Is to
y cents for cooking. Asparagus, onions,
i,ddishes and lettuce are abundant and sell
reasonable prices. Cucumbers have inn
owed in price, and can be bought now at
''out rs cents per lineal inch, instead of 81,
J; formerly g; art,. -. ..- r.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

THE WAY OF IT.-If the rainy season
continues much longer it will be impossi-
BILE for any butaladies to get about the
streets. They are sdacks, you know, and
water makes no difference to them. .g'ea'