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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE,
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH
: SoihmereiaI and FinanciaI.
To Ohio Statesman.

|Tu. SoihmerciaI and -FinanciaI.
LONDON, July 81 Evening. - Consols
closed at 941a; s. 2Os, 7224; Illinois Central
79M; Erie, 4334. - - :, 80
LIVERPOOL July 3-Evening.-Cotton
closed weak. middling uplands, 1O3L@lO%
Orleans, 1111SS, sales9 reached 5000 bales
breadstuffs inactive, but quotations sho W
no change; provisions, duh, closed with q
declining tendency; pork mess, 74s per
ID; lard, 47s Sd for American /; cheese, fine
American, Gls per cut; beef and bacon
steady; produce steady; petroleum, Cd for
spirit and Is Id for refined,
Supplies for the Christians.
ATHENS, July '2.-The great blockade
runner Arkadia has made Ler fourteenth
voyage to Gambia. She landed five hun
Hdred volunteers for the insurgent army. two
Thousand muskets and a supply of Iood and
other necessities for the insurgent force
She was chased by a Turkish fleet, but suc-
ceeded in escaping.
Omar Pasha was preparing to make an
other, attack on the Christian position at
Sphakia.J q ~ ai .'... re- % ..a2e
News from Brazil. =
LoNDoN. July 3 late news from Brazil
says the q. S. colontsts are suffering the
greatest destitution,- and bitterly repent
their journey.
z" The estateef Sir Morton Peto has been
put in bankruptcy,
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CABLE SPECIALS.
Pity for lIaximiIian.,

| TE41r r. - EAOE
New YORK, July 3.-The Herald's cable
special says: The LondOnTimes and Lon
don Post express pity for Maximilian, and
denounce the action of Juarez.
is4r-sf The EmperOr,s rSpeech.,-.,s. z
Some of the London journals ridicule
Napoleon's idea of liberty in France, as
expressed in his speech at the Exhibition.
Addresses to the Pope. te
Four hundred and ninety Catholic Bish-
ops presented an affectionate addressto the
Pope. One hundred of the towns of Italy
also addressed the Holy Father. '5Ai1a I
Italy. s5r5sA ~
An italian deputy asserted in the Leg
neighboring powers, is perfecting treaties
hostile to the policy of Italy. I <
The Christian Insurgents
Military reihforcements, with supplies of
arms and food. had reached the Christian
Pasha was preparing for another assault on
the main position of the revolutionists.
Legion of Honor. a
Messrs. Charles Parkus, Lawrence Smith,
Samuel b. Ruggles. Goodwin Birney, Elias
have been created Knights of the Legion Of
Honor. ~
Rio JaneIrO News -.
The Herald's Rio Janeiro special, via
Cable, dated Sth of June says: The news
received in Rio Janeiro from the seat of.
war on the Panama is dated to the Both of
May. On the 2lst the Paraguayan troops
attacked the Allied camp, butwere repuls.
with great loss.
There have been riots in the city of Rio
JaneirO. u --S -
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CleveIand larkeLJuIv

FLOUR-Dull bnt nominally uncbange'. Held
at SO 00Gl2 so for Xxx spring: $l2 GOALS so for Xxx
red: sl4 OO0l5t0O for XXX white. Prices are tend-
ing downward. go -....fr -
.WHEAT-Dulr and irregular. Sales of No.
Milwaukee spring at 81 1902 co.; ~ SO: Glt
ID .GORN-Dul. closing about lc lower. Ss'es at
: 'GHEE ESEGDun ard besyys Held at 4sis,Ic for
dairy and factory choice selected dairy in small ets
commands n "a a shade higher figures. Il .u
hite. fish Sc SO; upper lake pickerel So 90; Lake
Erie pieksrel S. 25 trout - so; herring S4 IS. -
white, 50 90 per ton aoat, 90 from store; Pow
ellis h $40 og Asbaster" Caleined, $500 per bbl,
FPowell's' do 81 90
',.s WHITE LIME-Fair demand and steady at 81. 80
per barrel for city, and Fremont . ss0dI 5rs y
~ WATER LIME-Good supply and market steady
at s2.0oper barrel for 0swego and Akron -
New York Cattle market-JuIy 3.
LIVER exrs si7 sopd sis: iair si4Si5 common sls.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-The remaining
shrubbery and flowers of F. Joseph Weitz-
enant's Garden will be sold at auction on
Friday and Saturday, July 9TH and 6th
commencing at O'clock A. NJ, at Joe's
Garden, regardless ofcost or price. Terms
made known before commencement of sale
.Hy gCHAS. ECKHART, Administrators.
V. r. GLAzIER, Auctioneer. be iy4-2t.
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Territorial Convention.
IndIan intelligence.
Trouble New Orleans.

New YORK, July 3.-The Herald's New
Orleans special says: An issue between the
displaced officials of the city of New Or
leans and Gen. Sheridan has been made to.
day, in the refusal of the Comptroller Of
the city to pay the salaries of municipal
officers appointed by Gov. Flanders, the
appointee of the military authorities. The
refusal is based upon Attorney General
Stanbery's opinion ~ % So
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W. NJ. CLANCY, sec'y.l l75'

FOURTH oE July CELEBRATION. - We
print below the Order of the Day, Order o.
Procession and Route of March agreed
= upon for the celebration of the approach.
ing Fourth of July, and the dedication o.
the new City Park: u-
Order of the Day.-At sunrise q Federal salute o.
o Capt BuTae &hef a hs
- sciry will be rung, under direction Of the Chic
public and private buildings will be displayed dur
ing the day. At sundown National salute of thir-
order Of Procession.-The procession will form
at half past o'clock Broad street, right resting
2 on Fourth in the following order: =
chief Marshal OF the day and his Aids. -a
Hemmersbach's Brass Band, -
Goldstresm Z9uayes. Capt. Hayden,
Independent Sherman Gusrds. Capt. Beck.
Light Artillery. Capt. Burdell.
Columbus M@nnerchor in charge of their officers
GSrriases containing the 6Pators OF Of the psg tn,
Mayor and City Council, the President, Vice Presi
dents and Secretaries of the Day.
Columbus Fire Department. ...s
All other Societies who may wish to join the pro
q Route of Procession. Vest on Broad to Fourth
Broad to Third Third to Town Town to Fifth; Fifth
10 ArrangAntnts at tle CITY Pa,k~0n the arrival o.
h s the G sy S h d
Band a National Ode will then be sung by the Co
lumbus Mannerchoir; the reading of the Declara
tion of Independence an Grafton in English: Mu
sic by the Band, and followed by an Grafton in Ger
. man; Music by the Band. -
The Officers selected by the committee to preside
at the Dedication of the Park, are as follows:
President Of tie DGy-D. W. Deshler.
9 Vtce Pgeside ; ,ssTFirst Ward; Thomas L1Hgh
Ward, Frank Stewart: Fourth Ward, Isaac Eberly
b Fifth Ward. Major Jacob ReinhaId Sixth Ward
F. JAEGER Seventh l.,
Eighth " ard. Il. b. Armstrong; Ninth Ward. Dan
Ss,rstqriss Falksnbach. Henry Miller
George j. Haffner, Jr.
= Orators Of TIE Ddy.-Judge Allen G. Thurman
% AID Hon. Otto Dressel.
Rsader DeczarGtio1 Of 1ndepsndencs.-L. Don
aldson, Esq.i = y4E tALt.- -. Us
Nars1als-I. q. Marrow. H. NJ. Failing. Jno. Q
Adams. H. Booth. ---z, -~-.- a.. 49,.
Military. win maintain order on the ground.
~ Fire Works AT half past O'Clock in the eve
ming. there will be a grand display Of Fire Work.
at the West front of the State House, under thu
direction OF Q. A. Wagner. p" -
,- By order ot Chief Marshal. 9. ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

FINE C1GARs.-A. Hennebo, No. l3 West
Broad street, has just received the finest
lot of cigars ever brought to Columbus,
which he can sell, at wholesale or retail,
cheaper than they can be bought any place
in the city. -,,.s- july3-2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

w TRANsFERREp YEsrERDAY.-The follow
q ing transfers Of real estate were lett at the
Recorders Office yesterday :1.sasW Ct
sri Lydia Bailey's heirs. by the Sheriff, to
zoiAsherl Brand, July 8, 1857, 20 acres of land
in Washington township, for S2,525.
Augustine Starr to William A. Hershiser,
July l, 1857, lot No, of the subdivision OF
lands of Joseph R. Starr, deceased, in the
City of Columbus, for 1900. -TE1 -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

SUPERB SODA WATER.-Huston s. Gard
ner. Druggists, first door north of the Post
office, will have their fountain of superior
soda flowing all day to-day for the benfit
n of thirsty Fourth OF July-ers, and humanity
generally. Their syrups are without equal
in this city. They have, also, fine stock
of cigars and tobacco, not to be excelled
anywhere. :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

BILL1ARDs.-Yisitors to the races. and
those coming in to attend the grand turn
out on the Fourth; viii find Mussey &
Tuttle's Billiard Room the neatest, coolest
-pleasantest place ofamuseinentinCo Column
bus. The new game of the "Cue Alleys,
d 4 combination of billiards and ten-pins, is
very popular. team be played no where
else in Central OEio. The Fluid arrange
ments; c in charge of 1. s. Getz, are perfect
Call in this evening. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Will sell several lots of timber and num-
Der of houses at Tod Barracks, cheap for
cash. Apply to John Walsh, 179 North
Third street, or on the premises.
iy4-tf - cE -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.--In the case
Z of Shapter v. Dunnick, the jury rendered
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff to the
amount of $33e.l5. "a - .aa -'ii, a39a q.
.,a. The case of Martin S. Rocheliev. Fran
els Beatty, breach Of warranty, was up
before the Court yesterday.
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Union Express Company,

New YORK, July "a motion in. the
Merchants Union Express Company case
was argued Yesterday In the Supreme
Court before Judge Barnard. The Court
decided to vacate the order of injunction
made on the lst inst. by Judge Morgan, OF
Syracuse, and directed that the examina-
ton of the defendants be commenced in
this city before a referee on Monday next
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CincInnati marka1sLnIr e..

, :. .FL0UR-Dull and prices lower. Family eli $50
: IL SO; no demand for 10 wer grades z Q 'ys5csl
- WHEA Lower, closing at Sc 25 for. No 1red
Gvered next week. : sdfJliaIaT- . fr-'1-fO
CORA-DuH and prices nominal at74@F5ci
- LOATS-Firmer; sales of No. at 67@65c; No. 2
60 RYE-Dull and pominal ran l5s-s ia
80 COTTON-Dun and no; demand; middling e2X
@23c. -EiiJ 5ra sU9'rrlo ) d7s5n -
so WHISKY Steady at sOe in bon6.. sli7 o:
PORk-Ness steady at S2l. E . t.1.E liczs 2
BULK MEATS-sK9lOk and IIHc for shoulders.
sides and clear sides, these Ne above views of
buyers. '-Te ..t7e > .rgz EHr
BACON-eh9lIH and 1870 for shoulders, sides
and clear sides; rates 5S9Ac aboye views of buyers.
pr HAMS-ln good demand at I4@l41kc for common;
II 9l7s for sugar cured. .t-,1-. - ,iyf-sSUL ,.Vt
p, LARD-Dull at liz @llAc, rates asked but no
demand. e-it-. Ea11tTR I'D. ulaTLtN
e BUTTERA149ITe.n = : ~ . 20. ~ 5oa
EGGS-l6'. II IS ste - ss. q bEs
FL x SEED-Declned to e. 25.7 sIa.s ~
- GROCERIES-Firm1 -ldlL-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

FILED YESTERDAY - The Ohio Stove
Works Company filed It's certificate of in
corporation at the Secretary of States of
8 fice yesterday. The principal office of the
company is in Tiftin. Capital stock $50 900,
In shares of 500 each. The company is
organized for the purpose Of Manufacture
ing and selling stoves, hollow ware and
castings. James s. Yerk. e. M. Yerk, John
= T. Huss, John A. Myers and William Sgll-
ivan are the eorporators. 81 u - .ois
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

RoBAcK's STOMACH B1TTERs.-This very
excellent medicine has become widely
known as one of the best remedies for Dys-
pepsia and other stomach diseases that has
ever been offered to the public -A.Atistia
(Ind) Arqus. jy3-d&w1w .
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} x,,,u rer 4 4 ,oos.--C,harley NV

Il BANK ExcHANGE SALOON Charley Myer
has purchased the interest of j. 81. David
son inr the Bank Exchange Saloon base
ment of southeast corner of State and High
street. He has completely renovated, tie
place, and proposes to make; it the most
popular restaurant and saloon in the city
He will be happy to see his friends at any
hour of the day or night. Is o0orui, 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

lHd EHELD FOR PosrAee.4 1.-The following let
ters are held in the Columbus Postofice for
iH postage, up TO July 3d':gspiss sssssss'A les
'Mr.J. A: Einguist, Wine street, 1s Chi
eago, Illinois Miss, Ida Farrer, Present
w. M. Resor- & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
IS James Budd, Harlem, Delaware county,
Ohio; Miss Isabella Howitt, Boston, Mass,
care Continental Theater. The letter to
Miss Howitt was provided with q l2-cent
revenue stamp. - ssvi71s 7is2F red .-
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GooDALE HnI1sE.

Fsyette county. Ohio; W Rogers. CircIeyilIe
Ohio; Y P Latimer. Springfield, Ohio; Il. Wright
Ohio; Fsank Williams. Columbus, Ohio; Samuel
Ewing, Lancaster: oh:e; Michael Leonard, Lsncas,
ter, Ohio; Valentine Cornell, New York: n NuIh.
berson. New York: A Mulhberson, New York: +
Shmarx. New York; NJ Blackburn and son, Cieye-
land Ohio v.r-la g -s-e5 % srr4r NJ - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

Ice CREAM.-Vanilla,L Lemon, Strawberry,
Almond, Pineapple, Rose, &C., for flavor
ing Ice Cream, &C., at wholesale and retail
by the pint, quart or gallon, at the China
Tea Store, 135 South High street. 81
/ iuIv2- 3td .-seIe r.-. r. si-.-.I ..l
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Lawn Croauet a s. selleck & coz.

-,,- The FouRrH OF JuLY-Charleys Wagner
% inaugurated the Fourth last night, By
a squirting of lots of fireworks, to the huge
delight of Young America and scare OF
all unaccustomed- -animules. Charley is
q brick, lgiR-edged, and mortar on both Sides
We don't care who knows it.
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THE INDIANS,
TroubIe i'm New Mexico.

CHICAGO, July 3-The Times special
says: The following is from Denver papers
of June 2Sth and 29th:, ..aD ar-.|J
Late arrivals from Santa Fe state that the
Indians are becoming troublesome in New
Mexico, carrying off stock and killing one
man in San Meguel county in the early
part of June. The Navajoes and Apaches
are especially hostile in their conduct to-
wards the whites. ~
Arrival of Coaches Over the Smoky
/ 3 Zoo w ~ Aill 74SOute.,- -Y.svr-r
Two coaches arrived at Denver on June
9th, over the smoky Hill route. They en-
countered no difficulty with the Indians,
but were delayedoh account of high water,
which had caused damage to the Kansas &
Pacific Railway. Several streams We're
rendered itnpa' sIble. sF. >1c-S
Indian attack ON Fort Wallace.
A band of 200 Indians attacked Fort
Wallace, June 22d, killing two soldiers and
wounding several. Three Indians are also
known to have been killed. ,
- 3 a Stock Driven Off , l.
The Salt Lake Yiqette, of June, 18Th.
srates that the Indians are driving off stock
from the Lower Beaver, in Utah. q, -
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,Sho0tjnrIaffrav.

BosToN, July ga man named Watson
was shot and mortally wounded by another
in Brooklyn last evening. Mathews gave
himself up to the authorities. ssSgr %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

A FoUNDLING.-A baby but few days old
was left on the steps of gentleman of the
medical profession in North Columbus on
Tuesday night. Where it came from or
who it belongs to is a matter of profound
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

A GOOD Fourth of July dinner can. be
had at Hennebo's Restaurant, No. l3 West
Broad street. iuly3-2t
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None but Democrats and those who
pledge themselves to support the whole
Democratic ticket at the October election.
will be allowed to vote at the Primary
Election. The names of the several can
didates shall be voted for on one ticket.
The polls will be opened from 80 to 9
o'clock P. M. in the city, and o'clock to z
P. NJ. in the township. One Judge and one
Clerk shall be elected at the time aud place
specified above, to receive the votes cast at
said Primary Election. The Judges and
o. Clerks of said Primary Election are re-
quested to appoint one of their own num-
ber to return certified abstract of the
votes so cast in their respective wards and
townships, and the Judges or Clerks so ap-
pointed shall constitute a Board of Can
vassers, whose duty it shall be to meet at
Thurman Hall, in the city of Columbus, on
Monday, July 22d, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and proceed to count the votes cast for the
respective candidates, and to declare the
person receiving the highest number of
Z votes the candidate for Justice of the Peace,
and transact such other business as may
come before them. ..t.....
In case of a tie vote between the two
highest candidates. the Board of Canvass
ers shall decide who shall be the candidate
by ballot. q .z--- f'..l;...l 80 g7.J s5g 4sa
.g'H7a sl- VIM. GULICK, Chairman.
w. M. CLANCY. Sec'y!i L1r7
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HOUSE .9 OF l REPRESENTATIVES,. r. 5E..

More than the usual hubbub and excite
ment marked the reassembling of the
House. .C2lJE ..T AJe.I+J -aT
/ : The SPEAKER at noon. called the
House to order. .2, lc al :045o5E
5jj The roll ofmembers was called. During
its progress a message was received from
the Senate sanhouncing that itlhad quo
rum. This was loudly applauded.. a-9 e
Is The SPEAKER stated that l20 members
were present, and directed the Clerk tono-
tify the Senate that Il quorum of the House
was in session. .1ov +
= Rev! Boynton. Chaplain. offered prayer
D. The SPEAKER stated that the first bus
mess in order was the eadministrationofth of the
oath of Office to. members elect not sworn.
THE members from kentucky having
presented themselves for that purpose. MIR.
SCHENCK, rising to question of priSil- :
Iege. objected To the oath being administer
ed to j. D.. Young. and presented the pro-
test of Samnel Mckee, formerly member
of the House, taking the ground of the gem
eral disloyalty of Mr.. Young. The protest,
he said, was accompanied by another pro-
test from citizens of, the Fourth Congress
sional District of Kentucky, sustained by
affidavits proving the facts alleged, and he
asked that the papers be referred 10 the
committee on Elections. o. rr-a
Here message was received from the
Senate announcing the appointment of q
committee on the part of that body to join
a like committee of the House, to wait on
the President
On motion OF Mr.. .FARNSWORTH, such
committee was ordered on the part of the
House. s2s 1G Efst-A
- Mr.. SCHENCK presented the protest of
citizens of the 4th Congressional District
of Connecticut against the election of VIM.
H. Barnum, alleging bribery and eorrup-
tion. Referred to committee on Elections
Mr.. STEVENS offered resolution for
the appointment of COMMITTEES of 8 to
inquire what further legislation is aneces-
sary on reconstruction. Adopted. ~ 4
Adjourned till Friday. 'r'@i5
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urtHouse Destroyed.

=, ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 3.-The light
ming strnck the Court House in Orange
county last night, setting it on fire and. de-
stroying it and five other buildings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

VAST QUANTITIES OF sIvoRY DESTROYED
Thousands of1teetn that might last life
imeare lost every year, simply because
the parties concerned either forget or do
not appreciate the fact that SozoDoNT, duly
applied, renders the dental substance
proof against decay. -sasl5ss,si.,ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

-- TIE RACES To-DAY.-For the races to-
day there are six entries, three in the first
and three in the last race. In the pool sell
ing at Vests Billiard rooms last night, for
o, the first race Ringmaster was decidedly
the tavorite, with Charley Foster and Ivan
hoe even. Fer the handicap race, it was a
chose thing between Sophie and Tobe Drum
for tine preference. we shall be disappoint-
ed if the Adam colt don't make good re-
cord for himself. He is q wen bred horse
and goes flying Hight. ~ .s.s3 31ga!5qs
" Sam. West has our thanks for favors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04
NEIL HOUSE.

R Runkle, West Li6e,ty. Ohio; H s Rosbuck.
Syracuse. New York; W II Prentiss New York; s
1 Chaffee TiPpecanoe, Ohio; H ) JenkiI 8. Boston,
Scioto Valley; d Burgess, Cleveland: Lsnsom Read.
London. Ohio; F W Wood, wife and son, McCon-
nelsyille. Ohio; Miss Neha Woodruff, McCOnnels
yille r u johnson. McConnelsvilIe; E E rney.
Cos6octon. Ohio; G B Gibson. Cincinnati; w d
Bee, Cleveland: 81 w Hurt and lady, Shelby; Ohio;
j NJ Glover West Liberty, Ohio; S r Bloom and
Lady. Shelby. Ohio; Dodge. City; Henry q Hoyt
Cincinnati; co Perrine, Mason county, West Va;
] R Ridgely, Baltimore, Md; N 5 Hitchcock, Elyria
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

ONLY JusT.--It is only just and fair that
% we mention the efforts of the new Super
: intendent of the Olentangy Park tAssocia-
ton, w. Hedges, to keep everything In
good shape for the comfort of visitors and
8 to please the members of the Association
The track never was in better shape, willie
his arrangements for making the Park "a
pleasant placesdeserve and snould receive
highest praise. isl. Pc y. ~ 80 ~, u,
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Piano Tuning

Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by s51-fss-i-- * e. CoRNELIsoN.
oct27-tl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

ALL the delfcacies of the season served
up at Hennebo's Restaurant, No. 13 West
Broad street. A- --~ july3-2t
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New YORK MarkeT--Jhl oafo
lecide ed e In M . sssiaa q,

COTTON-Without decid ed chang 2 sssies At
2e5fe for middling lplands. 20 orso9'I 'o5ae
,up.4Gs s.ss sRs Ss!f 5 aa agsss ss Of
to medium. extra western $40 Is 41I 75; choice do
90 SO @l0 s5 shfppi extra round hoop Ohio
Louis $ll 10; winter do closing dulln California a-
SSfs 2 ssysFJaat M Sl1S1 latter extreme Rye -four
MHlSkYLFi m at 45c in bond
Sr NJ ssaiss SflsI % Aa
n EkRIEY@e16Suisstei % ~ i-s.7z1 be "a .oI
x CORR; So SssiSsd changs and limited .suppl,:
i 10 for choice do; for kiln dried white west
. 0ATS-openel lower. closed more steady; sales
as5I piGE GGEte;,onn;o ESss sffrTice ,lrTrESisscf9
h npEILSF Gn st;. .---et9 9Tqz szialiEiI
n5p y o3Iata 3ttesa tt-i .--.sssl4za 40 sseE
PsTRofe tGYdSi-Buii at lie for crude; a4c for re-
!, WOQLaa No decided cbs1ge; sales at 4595Oc for
domestic fleece; 4oefor pulled, ..-.6ss7ca7 fdsiT
r F0RK-ouiei: at ii a5sai 10 for new Stsis.
closing at S2 20 cash, 20 SO for ness SIS 12is SO
= foT RTiRR- sa2l ~ T. for pFi%s mess
.s BEEF IA MS-Du!l and unchsnged.
z ,CUI.ME ATSvDuil at .sXe 99ac for shoulders;
u kARD-Heayyat 1lK9l2. 40
.f-BuTrER-ouieti choice heavy. ''9'--
--L1TEsT-5 P. N.
FLogR-Closed dull and 15@2Oc lower on medi-
= WHEAT"Duil and declining for common and in
feri9y; steady for goUd and prime. 60
R1E-More steady at 81 25 q l 80 for western.
ipr Is for and tST osio
PoRKEQuiet; sales of mess at sai 50 sash, clos
g. CUT MEATiSSs-stesay. b v = Il 81 81 isse s7gE
LARD-Dull at I2H t127Sc for fair to prime steam
:. 1890 for kettle rendered. = 81 = . >
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04
Rio JaneIrO News
FROM WASHINGTON.
The July Session of Congress

New YORK, July 3.--The Tribune,s Wash
ingtons special says: There will be quo-
rum in both houses to-day. In making up
a quorum of the House only those members
who have been sworn in will be counted.
This will exclude Connecticut, Rhode ISL
and and Kentucky. 1t was intended to-
night to have held caucus, but it was con-
sidered unnecessary. 1t seems to be the
general understanding that only two
weeks session will be had Speaker .Colfax
has stated that no committees will be ap-
Dointed