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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

&c ,ALit6sf 4 FTRe.- At st. Patrick s Church
yesterday there was considerable excite
ment raised for q few moments by one OF
the curtains Of the altar catching fire DUR
Ing the services 1t was soon extinguished,
however, without other damage than the
destruction Of the curtain! diHoS ..aot7oj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

A seRfSdMAG AGE.AA party of gay young
men inddlged in little scrimmage at
Smith's lager beer saloon on Saturday
night. With the exception. of a black eye
or two, not mach damage was done.
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SUPERVISOR oF PuBLIe PRINT1NG.-The
late efficient and hard working Supervisor
OfsPublic Printing, VIII. Foster, Esq, on
Friday delivered the Office over to his sue
cessor3 L!s Rice Mr. Foster will now
devote his whole attention to the paper
business, in the house, of Perry Andrews
q CO., of which he is a member a16I
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EMIGRANT AGENTS REPoRT-The Emil
grant Agent, @. H. Campen, reports the
arrival of 693 emigrants at this point, dur
ing the past week, who design settling as
follows. $3.50 44s
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FILED SArURDAY,-on Saturday the To-
ledo Land and Building Loan Association
hled its certificate at the Secretary of States
Office. It Is organized for the purpose Of
siding its fnembers In buyi4g or building
houses. The capital stock is $4,000, in
shares of 500 each. Thos. G.. Miller, David
Miller, Wm, .Royle, Albert E. -Maeember
and Henry A. Robinson are the corpora
NsgEtISf fFkz VEEEJ k8z-s3 1 FkkO
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NoInfnatfons 70 be made,

New YORK, April l3-The Tribune's
special says: "A large mum Der of appoint
ments were agreed upon at the Cabinet
meeting to-day, but were not made out in
time to be sent to the Senate. They will
be communicated to the Senate Tomorrow
There are not more than twenty-five va
cant postofices to be filed, and there are
notmore than twenty-five or thirty collec-
tors or assessors of of'internal revenue to be
appointed. All of the above appointments
can be disposed of. before Tuesday next, SO
member of the Cabinet stated this morn
inp
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ho THE MEETING SATURDAY NIGHr.-There
was fine attendance; Of the Democracy at
Thurman Hall on saturday night. On
smoEion of C.Lowenstein, DR.. Berkley was
called to the Chair, and I. C. Thurman
elected Secretary. Senator Justice being
present, was called upon and delivered an
able and convincing argument, exposing
the corruption, 2falsehood and treachery of
the Republican party His Shafts of ridi-
cule and burning sarcasm went straight to
the mark. Senator Dowdney followed in
"a forcible and telling speech, full of wis
dom and good counsel, and hopeful for the
future Of Democratic principles. Senator
Berry, in answer to the call of his fellow
Democrats, responded in a few well-timsd
remarks. 1t was a glorious occasion, and
those who were present went out with their
faith strengthened and tull of determine
tion to conqnef thefoe.a q 30IG,IA}Z5-
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Oleveland EEarlker--April 1e. - -


FE0UR-Gify-mad Xxx spring from No. wheat
4l4 OO9I4 50 do do from No. wheat, Sl3 509l4 90:
Xxx red, winter $14 .00916 90; Xxx white winter
I > 5MHEAT-Sales 1 car, 635, bl and 400 bu NoOI
MilWaukee spring at % so, cars No ? MiIwaukee
sREDg at ad e e sarS spragAt 2eafs
) SCORN-SaIesjI i ear new shelleI, FROM STORE &C
car do do at 81 12 1O90 BIZ to arrive between
the lst and 18th May at 81 90. ,,.,,,r,,'5 -
,tOATS-Firm; sales cars No. State at 64c, from
store. - 90 H9St4 eL1JAl EE--1t EsiGn tfjBff3
I BARLEY Firm; Canada held atlIel 9O9I s5; IS
packed ed mess sss oOi No. mess
LARD-City rendered at 14c inJfrkins and 1890
In tIercesS eoultFy rendered I2912kc.lf -
SMOKED MEATS-Sales Sugsr-cured hams at
15c: plain hams at 14c; dried beef at &c; shouf-
derst at 1le BREAKFAST bacon 15c: clear nib bacon
NESS sBEEFTNo. j city-paeked slsy %; lsxtra
ABUfTBRA Sales in a small way of choice roll at
309s2c; common to good grades lS924c5 rgrease" 10
gHEE SE-Prices firm at l5Slsc for fair to choice
dairy and factory. %
! HIGHW INES-Dul and nominal at 81 IS. 3iia
. .AhCOH0LAND DSPIRlTS-AleOhOl.9 9s per cent,
q 1904 As Cologne Spirits, SO per cent, a 55
Neutral Proof Spirits % 43@2 4S. "f'' 80 h''S L
"PETROLEUM-Quie and. steady; Refined in
bond held at 2l@22c, present delivery Free z1@z3c
the outside price for small lots. ,-ss, 20, .l,,Is
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RoBINsoN's GREAT CoMBINATION SHOW
This great Circus and Menagerie, OF
whose performances the press ofthe Uniteo
Stafes,' without exception, speak in terms o.
most unqualified appreciation, is announced
to appear here on the 9th of April. 1t il
the most extensive collection of wild ami
mails on exhibition in America, comprising
lions, bears, tigers, tiger cats, birds of every
cline and variety of plumage, an i'm
inense herd of Tapins, in fact, every thing
which goes to make up a grand geological
collection. In addition are two hundred
and fifty of the best trained horses on the
continent, and company of one hundred
and fifty performers, &C., amongst who m
are announced j. F. Robinson, Geo. Sle-
man, John MeDonough, M lie Alice, Mile
Frances, Frank Robinson, John Robinson,
and such a host of names, of eminence as
equestriansa and gymnasts, as would fill our
columns. to give them all. John. Lowlow,
atfpresent the premier of American clowns,
is with this monster entertainment. The
Detroit Free Press says of it: t1e ~ ~
! 1.-THE. Circus and Menagerie was again
crowded to almost suffocation last night.
while hundreds were sent away disap-
pointed. This is probably the best compa-
ny ever gathered together In this country
Mile Alice herself is a great card, and it
is well worth the price of admission to see
her ride" sssstTs4 sn1iEE go i2-H- -nH rToq
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RUNAwAx couple Of horses attached
to wagon amused themselves on Saturday
BY indulging in runaway. They went up
State street, at pretty lively pace, snatch
ing a wheel OF Of the wagon in short order.
They were stopped at the corner of Fourth
and State streets by a heroic Individual,
whom the owner5of the team did not re-
ward with even q, :. thankee." =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

PuBLIsHERs' MEETING.-We. trust pub
fishers thrOughoat the, State viii bear ih
mind that next Thursday, the 18th, is the
day, set for the meeting of newspaper pub
fishers in this city There is much busi-
ness to be done, aud many questions to be
considered of vital importance, andas the
Legislature will have adjourned and the
members be gone home, there win beno fear
Of evil communications corrupting good
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Removed from his Old Ofsfce.

Removed from his Old Office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
or series of years the trea ment of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank A
-ch3e'R5oa .' " --..-.. ..-.s. -..- ...t-.---f-9,a
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.f...
TRANSFERS SATURDAY-The following
transfers of real estate were left at the Re-
orders Office on Sa turday9: rsIq @T~a
j. William Baldwin, Master Commission
er, to William K. Kent, April 18th, out-lot
No, 25 in the city of Columbus, for 81 900.
% John sBorstner and wife to Andreas
Strong.ApriI 10th, lot No. 68 in c.. F. Jae-
gers addition to the city of Columbus, for
$210O, zgt gs 3i5ya5 z, me-; s,a5 r. ..f5 Il
c. F. Jaeger and wife to John Borstner,
April 18th, lot No. 90 in g. F. Jaegef's ad-
dltion to the city of Columbus, for $500.
John Spiekenheir and wife to George
Becker, April 18th, lot.No. 10 of William B
Jarvis, jr.' s.. addition to the city of Colum-
bus, for 1915. t.e
81 Lewis Baker to Levi e. Lewis, Novem-
ber -zth, 1866, 8 acres OF land in jackson
Township, for $l47.44.1 5ofsas -...i.. .oE -,
Lewis Baker to Levi E.. Lewis, Noyem-
Der 9TH, 1866. 80 acres Of land in jackson
township, for 50, l50., s5gsz
VIM. r. Kent and wife to Mary E, Kent,
April 18th, lots Nos. 8, 4 and 5 of John M.
Pugh's subdivision, for $4,000. ,s s'o - -
S.. w. .Zeller and wife to Stephen Bros
mers March 10th, 50 acres OF land in Pleas
ant township, for $3,825. Z et, :J alJ
John Schart and wife to William A.
Schart, April 18th, lot No: 81 of M. L. Sui
livant's western addition to the city of Co
Iumbus, for $1.OO. 80. 80 ~. Z ~, -. .'.31
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Piano -TuninrI

l-.T - EAdAU = uMALlB. a ..'--.-I- -,
-sl5Orders left at j. Harris 6 Co.'s Store, No.
'36 North High street, Will be attended to
bYslsfuiedo % , SsTTiItIs. T.. CSoREFI.Iso,g
.Actl7.tfl ia 1ogiiI 65-
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HYGIENlC WINE, The GREAT IMPORTED TONIC

Used by the best families throughout Europe;
>, Approved by the Imperial School of Medicine,
Paris; '' 3' .-+ ff'- fei''. iipf So L
8 Indorsed by the prominent Members of the Amer
lean Medical Association, at their Convention held
in Baltimore May ,lst, 1856. Contains no Spirits
any kind, and therefore ~ ij 20 igi1f aEr-l,fl
NOT INTOXICATING G. IN THE LEAST.
4 1t is prepared in Paris FROM pure Sherry, and ad-
mits ini is composition only tonic. aromatic an
fe6rifasge substances -. 49,. -
LADIES will find it delicious substitute for the
various toncs which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERLE is rare wine of most delight
grape. 1t surpasses excellence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for sacrame entail pur-
poses Church people are invited to inquire into it.
These wines are sold by all druggists, and by r.
JONES SON and dHOUSTON& GARDNER,C CO.
'umb1s, Ohio.
ALLEN & CO..
baqTI Cincinnati. Agents for Ohio.
augs-deodly7G IT3HEE uI HA0IEaMA"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

BUSINESS AT THE PROBATE CouRT.-L
Judge Pugh, during the past week, made
the following appointments: s-s-
e James r Hays, appointed guardian of
Mary M. Ivy, child and heir of James Ivy,
late of Pleasant township. Bond $1,000.
* John M, Koerner, appointed guardian of
Catharine, Matthias, John, Eliza and Jacob
Held, children and heirs of Matthias Held,
late of Montgomery township, deceased.
Bond $1,000. II E,E szeFI = = EEsF
Thomas Sparrow, appointed guardian, by
choices of Edwin r. Field. aged 19years,
son and heir of Henry A. Field, late of Co
lumbus, deceased. Bond $4,000.
Eliza J.. Daniel, appointed guardian Of
Charles and William W.SDaniel, children
and heirs of Thomas Daniel, late of Cler-
mont county, deceased. Bond $4,000. ~
Harriet E. Ijams. appointed guardian of
John r., Julia A., Jennette, Charlotte and
Fredericketta Ijams, children and heirs of
John F. Ijams, late of Columbus, deceased.
Bond $4,000. ~ A~&
|! Harriet e. Uauns, sppointed guardian of
Thomas Al Mary F., Samuel F. and Joseph
Webb, children and heirs of Samuel Webb,
late of Columbus, deceased. Bond $2400.
The last will aud testament of Silas Og-
den, late of Plain township deceased, was
admitted to probate and record = o. ae9s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

:; 80 ARlRII 2sT1H.-The3 2sth day Of April is
the anniversary of the institution of Odd
Fellowship in the United States, and by an
order from the Grand Lodge of the United
States the Odd Fellows throughout this
country win hold a solemn festiFa1o on that
day. All over the State we see the pro-
grammes of different Lodges being pub
1ished. The order in this city is busy at
work preparing for q celebration, the par
ticulars of which will be given to the pub
hc7i in q few days. qHs2 vIiab saispi sTi5 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

MErEoRoLoGrcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected BY w. J. Savage, Jeweler, SO
South High street. - -
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new York market-Ap ApriI Is.

/ C0TT0N-5,A shade 6rmers middIing uplsnds 2g@
271lI@ch,efy chs latter; ier;,...-.-. I ..,a.i;s,E
ing quiet GaGifons s. 90. -. j., ;S',s ,,s
WHISKY7Quiet and nnchanged, 80 - ~ S5r5
MNaaiea MMaSaps enc ssiSs isstdr F%s %
sPd go amSsr State white CaIifOr
RYE1lEowtr at 81 5s@8 s. for western, and sleo
BGRIEYNTnohauged; Vi fsdlss Osnads West as
lBsG1 f5sssY SaETsIes SafsT =. 81 s9qss 92 @sa
al 30 for mixed westen in store; 81 3l@1 80 ahoat
western yellow 81 81 in store; new pizsd yestelRe
oATS-1n fair request; sales at 7s9f4c for old
and new western; 75c for Oh ice do; zsk95sc for
otafei oSn IS fGT e9olce ne" Vnlo. st.t .. iirll
; lEATHER- Ias s@Ock sole steady st 2Sasos @ for
@Ga %esRs ?9s S middle and S iSs sn'
tic fleece; 7oSa5c for forst666ed s1S
= H0Pso1iet 5SF G 0fI At s5Ss5c for III new. AAs
PETRoLEU UM--Dull; crude, l6; refined in bond
RiCIEsGtUnchanged. 8 i > > . . :.
,G0FFE EE17;Dulf and heavy; sales Rio IN bond ati
SuG1HR@Heavy; sales at ioa1os<c for Cuba; 11s<c.
for Porto Rico: and Havana at l0It9llKe. ?
MOLASSES-tirm; sales at 65@6sc for Porto
PORK--Dull. unsettled and lower: sales at sa2 75
mess = sis Is fo Prime prime and and eel sSS5 90 for PRIME
mess. Also 500 brls new mess at sellers optiohI
for Nav, private tern1s. q = - - tSA ;,
'BEEE-Steady at previous prices. =. . - y
BEEF HAMS-Steady at $40943.s ,.,hf = p J =
BACON-DnlI; sales at lO1z zcs10,Ec for Oumbef
land cut: u for short ribbed. g.l.isl1o1
Cut MEATSIDutl "a At s Tor shoulders. and
oLARD-Unchanged; ssles at l2491s1<c. for new.
VBUTTER-DulI at 100 lac for Ohio.; =: -olitT .
Enthusiastically and unchanged 'H e. , ,'siS Z
LATEsT-5 r. MI 8 bsfsaisfss "
/ FLOUR-Closed quiet and firm for high grades
az Il dull and heavy for low grades s5s@talA @
WHEAT-oGiet and firm; With q moderate mill
ing demand; sales at 81 6042 66 FIR No. 2 spring;
81 7592 as for No. spring; IS so IS for ans
berState 50 2593 IS for white western, and So 500
3 40 for white California. -3palht - ts'''t ~
! RYE--Dull: 81 5391 55 for western. De iF-- aus
! -CORN-Quies and very firm; $l2e1S9l so in store,
and 81 3I1 81 for shipping ixed esteFn aloet.
OATS-Quiet at T3974c for old, western. 70 hn 3
PORK-D1ll sales mess at so 95, r gu ar; closing
with sellers at S22 ssH. cash, $22 IS, regular;
buysrs &C se2 s91<scsshs sni 80 s5s regular
/ BEEF-Quiet aud unchanged.
-BAG0N-Eeeady5 lokcforC CpmberlAnd middlesr
/ CUT MEATS-Duu aud dropping. - AZ
LARD--Dul and heavy sales at I2X9I3Kc for
fair to prime steamed. ----
FH ~ = 81. "a
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New york stock Naarket-April1

I ,SI0CKS-Ohie Gerti6eates l241S,.s Gantopi l3Rv
79s: do preferred saSsas WestsrS Union Teiso
graph 37'l93726; New York Central 9s1Sii Erie 57@
gan Southern lOf H@iO7s<:. Illinois GenlrM lag
lI4a Pittsburgh 7v07Os<a olede ll99 il9%;; Rock
Fort Wayne sS1S@a3ss Border States bonds gener7,
ally steady; new Tennessee IS 39e3h old
9s 62065; new North Carolina 6s 479z7k! Missouti,
6s 94X@s4k; Hannibal : 4 st, Joseph bonds 79K8I
81: Pacifc bonds e4< Es5: Steamship shat tes tive,
with wide fuctuation; Pacific Mail opened at I29K.
hut fell to l26 Y; at the Stock sxchs nge
l27 and fell to 1881; Atlantic, Nail ss9sS. Canal
Shares quiet and, firm; Cum higher. Mlscel7
laneous shares generally firm: ~ E : @'--5
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Free to evervbodv.

Free to Everybody.
A Large PIP, Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. a
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address. and receive copy post paid. by re-
turn mail. arii9 is3-z .tl5 .. ,.ra i.lf.i
sa" Address p. o. Drawer q, 80
mar25-daw6m Troy N V
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COUNTY INFIRMARxs-rI There were 202 in
mates in the County Infirmary at our last
report. During the past week, five new
persons were received, and q child was
born there. There were ii discharged,
making the total now in that institution
1877 There were "a loads of coal and wood
distributed to necessitous persons outside
during the week. The directors will not
distribute wood and coal hereafter to per-
SONS outside of the Infrmary, until cold
weather sets in again. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

TOWNSHIP TRUsFEhs' 1MKETING.-At a
meeting of the Trustees of Montgomery
township, held in the Township Clerk's.of
flee, on Saturday, April 18th, the following
bills we're allowed and ordered to be paid
.tiP. c. g o. Railroad, transportation Of
paupers, $l6 so; A. "A. viii and T. Fdnss-
ton, clerks Of election 50 90; Harvey Bur
dett, clerk of election, 81 so; w. Naghfen
and Guayily, judges of election, So 90; s..
W. Andrews and Pat. Bresteke, clerks of
election, So 90; Charles Patterson, clerk OF
election, 81 50; Jacob Hynirod, support Of
sauner. SIS 00. lEz III .biahsaiHls z 8 oslr
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= 7GooDALE HOUSE,

no'lH 9Toa 1GooDALE HOUSE, iVNA
Dwight Webb, Milford Centre !. W W HaWley,
New York; Jno Patterson. GAINESVILLE; W L Curry,
T easant alley Mai g Green y /, A; ,H,L-Bee-
bee, Buffalo; Gilchrist, Pr tsburgh; Mrs Edwards,
Evansville, Ind; y Campbell; 2 Edwards. -''''
AMERICAN HOUSE. .------
r Field. Philadelphia; E b Eyer Piqua; w 81 Sin
net Warsaw, Indiana; J II Baldwin and children:
G A Davidson, Cleveland; w Keltz, cleveland;
Alex COmbst Cleveland; VIM B Wade, Cleveland.
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NEW SPR1NG AND SUMNER GooDs.-John
Hunter, Merchant Tailor, No. go South
High Street, has just received a splendid
assortment Of Spring and Summer goods,
to which we would invite the attention Of
our gentlemen readers. John has the rep
utatiOn Of giving his customers g good
habits" though he, just as surely gives
them '.fits. s."iI Call in at No. go and see as
fine display Ofsmerehant tailoring goods
as can be found I'M Columbus. % - %
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. KEEf THEM IN AT NIGHT. The parents
of some very yonthful boys in this place.
who are allowed to run the streets until a
late hour Of the night, had better look, to
the interest OF their chiidren. by keeping
them at home after nightfan. We are ap-
prised, by one whose duty it is9to observe,
that they learn nothing good after, night,
on the streets Parents would do well to use
the7a.To6hce of preventive ere the s.::pound
1Of .cureYs becomes essentially y necessary.
Yep will hpd they ate bec0ming experts
-friswfbng doing, IN swearing, and in learn
ing things boys ought not to know. Night
ly, around the doors 5cf places6 Of amrsss-
iment, boys are to be- seen whose ages viii
hot hot exceed le years, and who should have
been in bed hours before: Boys who are
,thus allowed to run at night are learning
Fhsrcad to the. PsHi isept tiar 3, And q road
they win 16llow-as certain as fate,s ,si,.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.
s. ss sdturaa,. a,,41 ID. 1857.

UNITED STATES HOTEL. !, ~
W E Pslmer.. Cincinnati; Miss Morris, Delaware;
Ropt Lemon, ZaneeVille; A Joseph, Pastaskala.
Conrad Wisg4nd. South Bloomfsld; q lS Brown,
LitGopois: BesIl, lGneAster J F. Cranner, New
S%sst Rsyncld sS Ssss. soeksfislG, Il EA$css
teri q Slsr HAMILTON TSyRs blg Frank Il Herr
6 KOehlef, Worshiog giOn. Ohio b Robeftsi do
AATsCpOI and daughter g Y NaEyaaa Jno
Wts rshi4 MsTtin l New Sa' YSa phi Game,
Winchester, Ohio; Miss E H Hoskell Canal Win
SSSsse n1G; S 19s3 St5%n e HS~Ii5SSR tST6
DrW & Brscken. jersey. % Ohio; Rsrsy. Grove.
port, Ohios Z o. Harfa, ShadsYills.. Ohio: Jared
EiGssdSR Eis TrsEo Obi CSSk and SSOp
PSsa Ind afs Rss.3 3hS Hs9ps
%ey p4lS For and 9bS 9bO
Spring, Westerville, Ohio; Ley. Rostmer andfam-
isr.aa iy p'fSTy % Sgp 9h Es %s' Fna sf
ley, Ohio; Il Tippet. Groyepett,S Ohio; w German
and LADY, Hamilton township. Ohio; 3 kothrop, New
Il Lewis 1Oineinpati, Ohio; Wmy an Buskirk. New
Farrell. New York; K 5 LOCKER, city:X J Richards.
Delaware. Ohi6; Frank Jones. citys Joe f Jacobs,
Richmond. IndssA, + fKost. Winchester. Ohio.
,sNEIL HOUSE,
New YoFE; Thomas q XsEihIon, BSstoSS. Mass Mrs
ssS sssFs 'iF FEatS SsS Gls7ssad Sst
Warrsg ksifsr Sgringasld; ! Van us CsIR Clsye
! T TThhorpes ylryelapdi " FWrights New York
foIa ats@h gsphe hoiBssad Ss s es%ESss Un.ihSs gig
Warner Huntington; J w Noble andwife, st Leqis
] . Chandler. Cleveland, D; Edwards, New
kihsslSS, Boston. Mass; a b EmIsy. I Brooklyn,
Y; d R'Taylor. Cleveland, o, Henry w Seymour,
New YorL; William Lob, Philade lphiA; George W
James 81 Meyers, Xeuiaj o; George K blanchard,
aifjTnSre Charles g Penny. U s Army; W = Day
-' ~" : YYHtAfl ~ n. aE,llitanL tra.l mini 19a
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cincinnati Money. MaFketZApriI ds-c
Z MONEY-Easy at 9SDI2.. .-,sselqK8 176Y fsN
~GOIin-Ul0sed at135. buying, and I3e, selling.
.kXCHANGE-Steady. .e1aWGtfa s5T afsflltIgS 2
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od ALREADY PASSED. Our city fathers have
been, for some time past agitating the
question Of having a, law passed liat.Wouid
extend to cities Of the second class the
right to have the streets spFinkled and
assess the cost against the properly bene-
fitted, as is now done. in. cities of the first
class ono9a petition of the majority of
-tbe,d property owners on H. street or
block. .Ai1ainvestigation of the subject on
Saturday disclosed the until then unknown
fact that just such q law was passed last
winter Now those of our citizens of High
and other streets who have been paying for
.theprivilege of spfinkling in front of the
property of their less liberal neighbors.
can get a majority Of fhe owners of prop
lerty adja6entto sigma petition to the City
dCouHeil, and have all pay and pay alike.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

ARRIKED.rMajor 5. G, Green, the. hus-
band of the lady. whOowas killed at the de-
pot last Wednesday while attempting to
get on the cars, arrived ia the city at 5
o'clock on Saturday morning, and taking
the remains of his wife in charge, proceed
e1fwith them to Buffalo. on the lilo Am.
train, where they viii be inferred. The
dispatch containing the dreadful intelli>
geA6Hee was handed to Major Green at ,Dal-
ton, Georgia, on the sleeping ears, and just
- be was disrobinqg9 siv s5aI9iF 79l z&A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money Naarket-APrll 13.
M0NEY-Easy and steady. at e97 per cent. foF
call loans. -
+. SrEREING EXCHANGE-IO gold, for
first class bills.
{ GOLD7Lower; opening at SO. declining to s5k;
advancing to 35X and closing at 35X. - 80. .t.s,
EXP0RTS-Fhe exports Of specie to-day were
GOVERNMENT sSToOKS-without imsteriaI
change ssTazI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-16

down, down hearted, and seedy. The
curious ones can see the General about
ten o clock every morning walking down
Olive street He stands erect and fully
six feet. His hair is silvery white. His
air and manner are the mildest OF any
man ever met. From beneath beat
ling brow mild blue eye peers, full Of
kindness, while his voice is as musical
and pleasant AS a woman's. Said one of
bis men to me one day, That's General
Price, as he came in sight, dressed in
the most scrupulous black, carrying a
gold-hended cane, "and ! only say what
every man OF his regiment will tell you,
| love that man" The General stopped
aud greeted my companion warmly and
with such a glow Of pleasantness in all
bis manner that wondered how to such
a man the barbarous lies and misrepre-
senta.ions of brutality and cruelty could
be imputed, as they we're during the Gen
erals stay in the State in the early part
of the war. The General and his son
CELSIUS, together with Mr.. Amos Ladd,
contemplate opening commission house
in this city at once.