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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-07-06

~ A popular American writer
says the '.ladies rather take 10 ter
rible people; ;prize fighters, pirates,
highwaymen, Grand Turks and
Bluebeards generally have afasei.
nation for the sex:''-.s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-07-06

~ Whippinglin public schSSIs
is likely to come to an end: The
boys say that is where it always
did come.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

TO the Gsei@o1>, >r +s1zUvfh1v H>asrciefae=
Owing to tho low price Of cotton,
and the consequent decline i'm Goods,
Fowler, KHcEDoEaaEeE & Go. will from
this date, 18th HDeccrnRber,) sell Goods
to their customers at prices to corr
respond with the low price Of cotton.
For instance:~ Good HD rints at 10 to
ne l-ss cts. better Prints at Id cts,
and the best Prints at Is Go. IG cts.
AMERICAN DeLaines at S5 cts, Good
Bleached HHomespunss at no. @ets.--->
Better at 19 to Is cts. Bleached>
Longclotlas at zS to:95 cts, Brown
HHomesp1lns at 10 1-9, l5, !e, slsss' ]
and go cts. Dress Goods line at COR:
responding prices. They have just
received Fen Gases Boots aHld SfaOes,z
which they are selling at amazingly
low prices! Also, Clothing, Gro
ceries, Hats, &c. sc. Their terms
are strictly Cash. Their motto is,s
.sQuick. Sales and Short Profits ~
Fowler, Nc Donald s. Co.
December e. 1861, sa--f ~. =. >%
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
P0NAARlA NURSERIES.
l867-'8.

TUE srlr"r er b.gs lcnv- TO inf;,,m hi. pn-
l. trims that, hr j. now ready to send ont n
choice se sc.i"n "f mi. Trees VI every d-scil.-
lion, .}nptrd to orr ciinn,H::
Apples. Peaches Penrs P.mn.. Cherries. Ne
cl"rin"s. AIrico's. Aim, MIS- (lmigc-a. fr"m the
-nIli"st 10 The latest vn' i-tirS. French Mar
row t'hestnn.s. r ,g lsh wa'nu's Ever bear;
ing Mulierrirs, Figs. Me:lars. F!Lrr.s. Inm--
-rana'ts Grnp-s. in great variety, new table
kinds. Strawberry iinn,s cioirr kl,ds. ltasPt er
y.Hnd L. Blneh'erry rIa,He, Aspur.'su-
and llo' sr E"dish Roofs. =
R.se., new AID rare kinds. .Evercrr.ns IN
srshI variety many new aul beautiful kinds.
tnr,cula: ly adapted To hnria! grnnnI.. '.r"a.
'n~n'nl f'ow~rs. $h,nb.. in great vnrir'y New
nd beautiful DAhIias nf every shaile end
r"l"r. French Hyhr;d Gi-d,oins, Lilies. Tube
hnssa. C,ysnntlruuni<. d..
Il-dy- Plants. O.He- Urhure. and til. Ma
rau'y Kose, plant 10 project your orchards dId
vin.l arl-. 80 -. -
Cn'ai"gns. sent 10 al who apply
M H. T. LEVIN my Agent at Columbia.
WA. SUMMER;
Punariu, s. C..
\ Nov 30 1897 sstf sa. ; ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
South Carolina Railroad.
GEN'L SUP"rS OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, 8 C., Qcober 8. 1861.
dNN aad after Ociob.r 9, J6d7, <e Passenger
~ Truina on tho Sout1 carolm" Railroad
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
Life Insurance! Life Ius. Tate ! !!

esH F. tl,nt provides not for hi. "w family
III is vprse thar mn inti'i~l.' will
give Il policy in q .rerficly reliable &C p"ny
on the Ilf- at any healthy man. on the Inv
ing term-: On--hulI the an"nnt "f ths Per-
MUM TO b. paid in Cash, "r NJ, three n,nths
credit. If not convenient t" pay the csdi MT
once--the other half, mote. at + pet c.nt ter
est: the phi. ciru' "f which will probably tv"r
he called f"r. The rnitj inturiny ~iiit'ay
thetullowiny suInr:
Al rs years Of sg~, n.nnn!lv. $1,000 obi.
and note for SluOu a,.G p"r cent.
Al 30 ,ew,s OF nga, nnnnaNy, 81 st cth,
ard noe for Sll 80 nj Il / rr ctut
Al $5 y."rs ii nge, annually, !Sl3.45 IN c4,.
and mite Tor fl3I5 at 4 rsrrent. - 1
AT 40 years "f age, anrn.iiy, Sl5?s5 cst,
md note for ~ 5.a5 ut 6 FER cent.
AT 50 y.nrs "f ngr, annually. S22.40 caA
! xnd not e for S.2 40 at q Per cent. I
| lnl-rmed'a.e ag.s and over and un'l-r agd
I pro rata. s. -.
Thes-s premiums xill'secnre St0Ue at dealt
\ and lur,@r sums in proportion. The cred
rai es will be lid in few years. by dividend
ns the rnr,y b-c.inss II stncihoi.lrr, aud is ~
titled to.d.y,denda- Call and get further ii
I+AAc BRANCH Agent, !.
J. J. wARDt.Aw,. hed,cai Examine
Y Nov. rs 1867, 3N-:m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
4 SPEC Pee GafA Nilosyli3I losylTi3IoEs!:s
Z liiiE Know no y iTihlvynDesssttiin1lv;r. tn :


MADAME e! f. THoRNToN! the great EngliIi 1
Astrologist. ClairToyant and Psyehometfieians VIII
has astonished the teisntifc classes of2the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, My.
Madame Fhornten possesses such ondeRfGI powers
OF second sight, as to enable her to impars knowi-
edge Of ne greatest Importance TO the single or mar
ried Of either sex w hiis in state Of trance. she
delineates the very the person you. are
to marry. and BY the aid Of an instrume.s Of, I'M
tense power known as the Psychomotrope, guarran-
tees to produce aIifeke picture of the future hus
band or wife Of theappicant together with date of
mArriase position life. leading traits of cbarac
ter, &c This is no humbug, as thousands of testi-
monials can assert. She will send when desired a
certified certificate, written guarantee. that the
picture is what it purports to be. By Enclosing q
small lock of hair, and stating place Of birth. age
disposition and compile e8ion and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelepe addressed to yourself, you
win receive the picture and desired inforatior BY
return mail. All cOmnuni sacredly conf
DENTAL. Address in confidence. MADAME E. +.
THoRNToN, P; o, Box 22s, Hudson, N. r 3fEI -
( mar25-daW1y ~ 10 .7c "sis ~ 5uSaiii}s73'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
a@AYoUNGLADY reftaFErrniing sftaFEr ing

TO her country home. aftera sojoufn of few months
inthe City. was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
softrGbJ Hplexion of almost mar BE ismooehness
and instead Of twenty three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry to the cause Of 50 great
achange. she plainly told them that she used the
Cfreassian Balm, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisition to any Eadys 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 nnsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing cleansing and beautifying the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cnticle it
draws from it all its impurities; kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface Nature intended ii
should be, clear, soft smooth and beautiful Prizes
el.sent by Mail or Express receipt of order By
-is9m auIW y. CLARK 4 CO.. ehsmists.lsi +
.,dg ha No. 8 West Fayette ST.. Syraeuse.N. 7.
The onIy IyAmetican Agentsio for the sale of thesame'
mar25-daWly, lorff fasd l.d4 ayEH foarRg ag
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
N0TKCE.
10 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

GEA LED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
~ ceived at the office of the Mineral Railroad
Company, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, until
Wednesday, the 22d inst,
at noon, for the grading, masonry and bridging of
the lst Division of their road extending from the
city of Columbus to the city of Lancaster-3l
miles. ~
spikes, laying of track and ballasting of the road
between the same points. Proposals viii be receiv-
ed for one section or more.
Also. separate proposals win be received for the
of two bridges across the Scioto river
and one bridge across the Canal near and in the
city of Columbus. Bids TOR the masonry and
brii iges may be made separate if partie choose.
Proposals viii also be received at the time aud
place above named, for the grading, masonry and
bridging Of the I'd Division, extending from the
cisy Of haapcaster3 to the town Of NelsonYille7st
Also, forethe furnishsng of the iron. chairs and
spikes aaging of track and bslisstinRof the road.
-Proposals will also be received 1t the same tins
and places Tor the grading masonry and bridging o
the Sd Division, ek tending from the town Of Nell
sonville to Athens-i1A miles, and for the furnish
ing of the iron, chairs and spikes: laying of tracl
and balastinRof the road between same points.
I Profles, plans and specihcatiOnsof of the work MAJ
be seen It the C0mpany's off1ee in the city of Co
lambus. on the 18th inst.sfo . n sliIo,
The Company reserve the right to reject anyTan,
all bids il they deem is for their interest
aaH > SbItSh 92N4 IN. M. GREENE, ~
-COlambuss May s11sS7!o 1sbIoVics President.
-may4-dul l9fsR1 II Mood sIi5as sat 5siidw 4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

"a TENNESSEE paper says that Parson
Brown1ow viii not die until the school
fund Of that State is mpletely exhausted.
/ ON Monday last, a child of James Cook,
of jackson township, formerly of this city,
says the ,Csrcleuille, Democrat, aged about
three years, met most distressing death.
The child was playing about the well, and
it is supposed became entangled in the well
rope, which was partly outside, the draw
ing apparatus being broken, and was drag
ged down the well. 1t isthought the child,
was killed by coming in contact with the
bricks, as there wasia large cash upon its
head when taken out IS pi,,sA sga assd'e'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
Freedom of speech.-The eWOrI<-
iDgs of the Military RecOnstrnc-

! tfOn BflI. ASaks8 = Ak-Sss aA
Speechiis very free in the South under
the operations of the Military Reconstruc-
ton Bfll-that is; it is free to approve Ne
gro Suffrage, it is free to eulogize Congress
and pronounce the President a reprebate of
the most iunmitigat sort. Governor
JENKNs,- of Georgia, and the Richmond
Times some days ago, were given to under
stand that they must not speak in tone
importing reflection upon Congress or
any of it's doings, and now we have Cen
eral 7WILCox forbidding FL. RIvEs POLLARD
lecturing on the chiyalry of the South.
Very ffee, indeed, isspeech in this country
under the rule of the Republican party. 1t
was similarly free in France at the time
every body was at liberty to vote as he saw
proper; but was threatened with shooting
If he voted against, the Emperor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
3 2TTj:be2 2CChiiITiie,CClIre a Adyertis.e,r.. /

! This sterling Democratic journal. under
the4editership of Hon. JOHN II. PUTNAM,
has just made its second enlargement.
Within two years its advertising and job
bing patronage have trebled. 1t is now
one of the largest, as it certainly is, one Of
the best, papers in the State, and fully de-
servesi its present prosperity.
There iseno city in the State. population
taken. into account, where all classes oi
business men so fully appreciate advertis-
ing as they do in Chillicothe. And they
have their reward accordingly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
KIN G., -
. PREPARED PREsCRIPTI0N. .

vxs MADE FRoM TIE PRESCRIPTION eF.T-x,,FE
Rev. CHARLES E. KING, II. D., IL. D., Co.,
i-9G ToR THETkEEENT1oa xEoseUHE % ~ oEa
90 NSSoUeM nPT TON.
I'm dTs MOST ADVANCED sTAGEs5:s y
For the lPddsca1 Cars Of ASTHMA. BRoNgH1T-
ifp q !; ii
a btsorgers of ,Se $500 and Bese
yis 44aPsatqsEy incEeases the ssyenQA and dssge4s
sn ns $3.50 ma DiSR the
checks the Atets sttsdts siways3 I'd from ssee1 to-
sPs s9s ss ssH T sRs
MS 6E NJ 10 tina
REREE9 isH ASfOS SfsHikG kAPibf la fb II AtH As
The PRESCRIPT!oMn ~ Should be sssd il every
TuREs, p ToNcs,., IBoN, AcIDs,s ARK, QuIEINE.-
Cor NaIsky, $s; ana e syasy dssnss
hibitedany one or moEsof the following I .55d9a
Ks sd5 moStY9MP P no MSf.iiw ,Iis $500
Ditseaiif6r ts1sdtt Btseszss0. L6ss Of Brsast
o0.Sa, Wasssas JsSsks 1ssAt Ssosdss. BsseasS1l
SSrsil,g. Isssg Pd!es Szosissrs 4,
HsrScsS PsostriSsSss. Msreosss if,rsf1siO1s sdt
ness or Di~sfnesss EsesssiVs sgen<ssoSers Tbro9fs
1ST 5osss5ssS s, tP s psgseS e 8sT
SsOid91 6ssSss ~ ajsJr sd5in6, O5;issip1sadS. No
naie, pisordfrsser gfsrSns sa1Idrftiss such -,
RtEes3 Basstss S',RRLssss9. SeGssE 4scssss9sT
~ STATE m Silt5 ffoa ia Isl q iis.e ;s
has saved me hnndr reds Of dollars rev E. Hun.
PHKE7s Remsen, n. Ylfi 10 eviJ9tiS01q 50 Dor
rom yogr Prepared Plesrription ST7TRsy- Fl PEEs-T
sK!!ESE, bLoss buIg, Fennii ni
beneftsed much byits usesTRsyg o. D.J ONES Raj
'.iS BIslE HouaE AsFoR. he he,aii,2 esris2
olent cough, for which 4 mad been created during
osgss w5ich, conPlstss me-. n tie
i evening, hoarseness would come on, which would
then had twoattacks of bleeding from fhp luness
i My Family Physician assured me that be could do
Bss $s
months Alf my symptoms icated. unmistakasi
bly,, the presence Of fC0NSgAPTl9N.. in The be-,
srer o7 7fls 6snGTScda Bi6Js SScfetg, pres entes ne
i with a bottle of the PREP AIRED FRESC CRlPTION.I
os1. returned within : my cough had aimost
ftme; and in less than two the SsOsa
tss I the BBGE 3 Hk
EsSSe 5BRs
recovery. .THOSsJD GDNGkRLts1
eleyen years: During the last six aeass have new
er had an ted night often seem
/
i my lungs. guferedisb greatly fsomsshortness Of
breath, that vas compelled to FREQUENT rests
ness. s'to 49, ta@sittN , a. = --settt
-sThe night before Il fobtai ed the l'PREPAREDf
PRESC kiPTlSUN.E Eas the yorstsI ever passed -
noon and again at night, and al eht without
waking; have NOT BAD sBR0KEN NIGHTS REST
my strength and spirits and an not at al afflicted,
with shortness OF breath shall be glad to have,
| EZRAsU. IAN6FD0N.Noa ssE Fourth ST. NJ Il -
The IPRE ERAREp pPRESCRIpTl0N"is put mp
in Columb and BY Druggists GENERALLY or orders
may be addressed to the Sole Preprie tiers, OSCAR0
ton free. "a CiFeul containing PARTICULARS 0FT
MANY CAsks success fully treated, viii be sent free.
| sold wholesale and Retail By 81 s. SAMUEL&1
\ GUsi99s-1si S bnG Hsm sicosep2B- -d&WeeWly 80
| !. asenOYed from his OLD. OGEce.ssssIT
| spR.sAa aBn WILLIAMS West BroadWas. neasI
Hiah street. Columbus. 0hios hasi devOkad hiuaal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
q Cleanse the Blood. 9
OORRDPT

t-G9d III i64'o5s-s ease and restores health
and stimulatesthe organs Of hfe actions
Hence itIepidlg cures variety Ct c9mpslnts Which
SeSofasSG. or HSaoss Eest. 7anioFs LTcers SoTss,
Erwssoass PsnsDtes BzotcAss BoiIs. .sSs akAo1ysD
Fire. Rose, or AysipsEas, zstser or SAT- Rhenans
ScGld Head, Rfag Royns; Career OF CqTceTosts zaI
5toss re63saSity9 SSPpTession. RhStes. SteriJtsyp
also Sxpizis orr Fa1ser6dE DiseGsess Liyer C0nt-9
plgiAts, aud Heart DieeGses,i Trg AYRE,s SARsA7
PARILLA.apd see for yourself the
with which the blood and cures these dis
orders. .3gf4 .5G9Uiff 4fg- EIfis - 1tfifftf iitEg
During late ysafs the public have been misled byi
large bottles pretending 20 give guart Of Extract
of Sarsaparla for one dollar. Most OF these have
been frauds upon the ck for they not only contain
little if any Sarssparilla bnt o. no curative ine
gredent whsteyer Hence, bitter ntnent has
followed the use of the various extracts of SarsapA
riia which lood the market until the name itse has
become synon ymous with lnposit ton and cheat Ssll
we call this q mpound, rSars4paIilss 6 and intend
to supply such aremedy as shall rescue the name,
from the load of oblOquy which rests upon It, We
think we have ground for believing it has virtnesI
which are rresistlbe the class Of in-i
tended to cure. We eau assure the sick, that We
duce and We have reason to believes it By far the
mosteectuAl purifier of fhe blood discovered. Si
AYER'sa CHERRY tPEeToBAL is 500 nniyersallyi
known to surpass other medicine for the cure
of Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Horoscopes, Group
Bronchitis Incipent ConsuTD ption and for the
of Gonsumptive Patients in advanced stages of the
disease. is useless here TO ree9qnt the eYrI
Prepared by DR. j. c! AYEa q Co. Lowell, Mass.
retail. and hy all rugsists.sssu has sYi3S1aisHi
SnN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
wouId he .Grea1Iy Benefitted.

Since 1856 the Democratic party has,no
had the Governor Of this State, and al
most uninterruptedly since that time, the
Republicans have had ample majorities in
the Legislature to do as they please, and
since 1860 they have had the Presidency
and Congress. Now we are told that "the
Blacks in our idstwould begreatly bene-
fitted by being made voters. How would
they be benefited - if they were made
voters and should vote the Republican
ticket? Let us have satisfactory answer
10 tbisggl44D S'4aaI9 1Il9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
eTATE NEWa. {

EssNeTAE EEEwssz UM
A SoUrHERN relief meeting at Pidua last
wesk, Gays the Bemocfat, was attended by
large pnmbeE pf citizens and ltheld6na-
tons were quite liberal II hib-eeyos
GAsE, the fffteen-year-old-murde who
was hing at Cincinnati, on Tdsday, was
she son, of a stage driver, who lived at
Hamilton, some sixteen years since.
An old lady, wife Of Thomas Wilson,
who resides on east, Water street, says, the
Urbona Unkon. was found lying dead on the
premises last Sunday merning3 Cause
spoplexy. 11- =. ss-z-a
,0Eh day last wsek Mr. Graves, of Ridge
vile, Warren county, while participating
Ia a'game Of ban, fell and broke his leg.
TAisls the second case Of the kind we have
noticed this spring: sse1aa aaill no ..s1sz'ss
A LITTLE girl named Mary Anderson,
daughter Of Joseph anderson, of Mad
hissrs towAship, Champaign county, was
drowned - thesriver near Steinbarger's
mill, on Thursday, May I'd, as we learn
from che Uf6daG Union. 81 .osl-sl's : -
sADiszsTRo6s' eonfagration occurred at.
Pozeroy, on Thursday night Of last week,
destfoyth& , large douring mill, foundry
and machine shop, and about fifteen houses.
Loss fIom S76sO00' TO 100000 partly insur-
ed-GallspOsis Dispatch. 8. sss.s ssz,.si..
Ma. RICHARD HARGRAvE, an old citizen,
Of f5sromeviIle, says the ashland Union. died
very suddenly, at his residence, in that
place, on Tuesday last. Mr.. H. emigrated
from PennsyIvania TO this county on the
22d Of August, 1878. -x-..g 81 ,rs,-s, =
eTur voa1uo man n butcher of this Mace
- yo-t-z :.
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bhan the Englishman," OF the Engllshman,
i am better than the Frenehman," or the
American, i am better than both ?D Did
It not rather teach men that they were all
of one common family, that they had all one
Father, THAT all the earth was one Father
land, that they were all to love Him. and
each other in Him. Thus the Gospel incul-
Gated true Catholic spirit, and recognized
all nations as one family. He rejoiced,
then, at the erection of that hail. because it
would tead to soften differences unite
Christians, and spread the Gospel!
General Chabautl la Feur also addressed.
the meeting, heartily welcoming Lord
Shaftsbury and the others who CHOPPERS
ted in this movement = nsS1 Jhh - y VI
He was followed by NJ. Guizot, who re-
joiced in the religious liberty now accord
ed; but he reminded the meeting that even
that was little worth without religion
Bishop Stevens, of Pennsylvania, was
thankful for that opportunity of testifying
his fraternal love. He trusted that his own
heart beat responsively to hundreds of
other hearts present. He rejoiced that the
meeting was presided over by one whose
rame was Identified with every movement
OF enlightened philanthropy and Christian
effort. There were present at that meeting
REPRESENTATIVES Of divers hationalitfes OF
Christian communities !; but they were
willing to keep in allegiance minor diffeFa
of preaching the truth; 81 and" !" he con-
cluded,i"I hold out the right hand of fel-
1owship across the ocean, coming as I dU
from Philadelphia, the city of brofherlY
love, and we welcome you as Christian
brothers.n Finally the meeting was ad-
dressed by Pasteuf tMonod and the Rev.
DR.. Eldridge, and the proceedings then
closed, as they opened, with prayer. ~ oi9
/ yok Friday of last week, about IL o'clock
the brick building on Corwin street., oppo-
site the Union school house, belongiDgto to
Christian Goeller,p occupied as a brewery
and dwelling house, was discovered to be
on FIRE, and before assistance could be rem
dered, the flames spread SO rapidly as to
battle all effortsto subdue them! The front
and side walls alone survive the ruin. "A
small frame, dwelling, house adjoining
likewise the property of Mr.. Goeller, also
took fire and was destroyed. The fire
originated in the stable, in the rear of the
brick buildings bnta in, what way is un-
known ThewiHd being very high, cinders
were carried considerable distance, and
it was with great dificulty that the school
house and other buildings adjacent were
saved. The roof of the Valley House
caught fire. but was extinguished in time
The tiremen and citizens worked faithfully
and done their whole duty. So says the
CSrcLeUiAe ID eniocrdt. vi s3bis ht0d "a b
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Wyandot Comfy.

| The Democracy Of iWyandot will .nomi-
nate their candidates for County offices and
Representative on Saturday, the, Sth of
June.o S z. i-7f y6j aoatsolo-yi lIads ,bIs 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

sNAeAA4 ~ ~ - 8At0&sA
a6oiims6 ed GENERAL NEWssbo,ld tsed 80
LDclosed In New York yesterday eve
ming et13eeeoEs .aAaaoA5 - 'si'-g'
ExePKEsrDENT BuRNEr, of Texas, is out
in . letter recommending the frank. ac-
cepkance Of the Congressionaf reconstruc-
tieh plan. #AG ltA9k st1lsA3 q
THn Legialatufe0 OF virginia has passed a
law leyyi6g tax Of three cents on one
hundrsd dollars for the payment Of Interest
on the State debt. LOO
zANiDahsntIal member and ofBcer OF a
church in Wilmingtons Delaware, has just
disappeared with tOiis sunday. School
funds. sxsssasE 9xssznaa
sTaE Dqagsae Cva.) Times thinks the day
is not far distant when Virginia viii be the
greatest State upon earth. People win flock
TO It ton both North and South! 30
THKY have trees growing in. New, York
frtm esllforfia seed, which IN one tor two.
thousand years, VII be. large enough to
shelter an army-if It be not too numer-
Gus. y A2o'e 4ps =
"A aRfrHR from Ma vile says three car
loads of ammunition arrived on the 18th
ult., .lllrecteda to- Governor Brownlow.-
A large number Of musketsa having the
same Destination, have reached LouisEille'.
THE MTddIstowa Comm Sentinel dssd W.T.
ness says it Is believed that more than
three hundred thousand dollars were
brqqght INTO thas State ana used Obuyi
votes for Hawley.
RussrAN Asrkk1oA can supply California
n. r. . ~. A. = =
California was aware of this fact when its
entire press hoped hetFeaty would be rat
lied, lo bzsaH s,ii sssas sft IS fstgss.5z zlassIl
Two Officers Of the 5tt United States ar
tII1esy, stationed At Fortress Monroe, had
an alteration on Thursday, in which blows
were exchanged, and in. the struggle the.
sheulaerstrapss Of one were torn Of his
ef,akge4 = &c. 81 S- a. f
TAN Indian got drunk Ii Bangor, Me-. O.
few nights since, and was taken to the
watcb-houseas son heiDgg pressed to tell
where he got his liquor, he said with eIn-
phasis: "Injun drink, but no squaw-
kums,ia HI .JzzuTssa1 - . .Aa4 gro ,Tasi =
HaE HaiTs5svg (Pa) U,sioa and Patrio1ttll
Of the 18th says: Yesterday morning,
about 5 O'Clock, snow commencedo falling
and continued to fall all day, making one
Of the gloomiest days we have seen for
some times This snow being Wet, the sIushi
upon the pavemcnts was almost unendura-
BILE. sSE R9B,H szsErEAs2 ssszSsBeSseE@A
.TR American correspondentoftt the Lon,
don Times, noticing the 1000 letters ap-
pealing to- Mr. Rsabodyss libeEality, says:
cit is probable that Mn. Peabody will leave
Ameri@ II May next; with the lconyictionl
that his coqntrymen, in spite of their
wealth and prosperity, are q nation of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
Household n ecessity Exists for the
Sd1 81 II ohte Use of eiJGSf6s2Ia 2f
DURNO'S CATsARRH SNUFF.

9TH X 5511at5GI 1p haS nc 4 1l7V,, Nm
of Urine Irritation, inflammation. liberation Of
the bladder. or kidneys, diseases Of the prostate
dust deposi s, snd all diseases Of the bladder kid
neys and dropsical sWellngs,
USE HELABOLD's FLUID ExTRAcT BUcHU. {"
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Ashiand.i

The Democracy of Ashland county will
nominate their ticket on Saturday, the sth
of June. ~ + {. +.