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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

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THURSDAY, Feb. IA, 1867.
MoRNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. ID. Horlocker.
Z The Journalof yesterday was read and
approved.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. BURT-Of Hiram Beall and 81
other citizens of Coshocton county, pray
ING that the Agricultural fnnd may be
concentrated in and upon a single. institIl-
tlon, in which the letter aud spirit Of the
Congressional grant may be consummated.
Referred TO committee on Agriculttlres
By Mr.. WEST-Memorial of farmer OF
Belmont county, asking the Legislature TO
.authorizeagricultu societies to give q
premium for killing rats, hawks and Owls.
Same reference. M ..l,l5 j. glte..d 3
BY Mr.. WARNER--of J. L. Tyler, Pres
ident, and ten other officers Of Licking
County Agricultural Society, praying for
the concentration of the Agricultural Col7
lege fund upon q single new Institution.
Same reference. vi esseh rlio ses.lt-e
By Mr.. LINN-Several petitions Of d.
Philips and 40 others, of ID. G.. Shire and
10 Others, and of Samuel Fl, Geyer and Az
Others, citizens of Muskingum county,
praying for law authorizing the county
commissioners of said county to purchase
the wire suspension bridge near Dresden,
and make the same free bridge. Refer
red to committee of one-Mr. Linn.
BY Mr.. DOAN--Of G. M. BoswOrth and
20 other citizens of Clinton county, asking
for a law fixing the legal rate of Interest at
z per cent, and 10 per cent. on written
contract. Referred to the committee on FL
nance. a.i. .l -. tfi
By Mr.. Memorial of Simon
Perkins, of Summit county, praying for
the protection of railroads, with BILL
Referred to the committee on Railroads.
Two House bills were read second time
Fl. B. 35l was referred to the committee on
Military Affairs. .gl, .m8
H. B. 1853, To authorize the commission
ers of Licking county TO levy a tax ioi
road and bridge purposes, was read tnlru
| time, under a suspension of the rule, ano
passed--yeas "a, nays 4. sigl aIasH
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
| By Mr.. MARTIN-To regulate the coun'
ty printing. Provides for letting thu
county printing by contract, to the Lowest
bidder, in a manner similar to that by
which the State printing Is let by law.l
| BY Mr.. CARLIN-A bill to amend sec
ton IL of the act to provide for locating
establishing and constructing bitches
drains and water courses in townships, &c
| Limits the power Of taxation for con-
structing bitches, &C., to so cents per acre
and for repairing the same to B cents pei
acre..
BY Mr.. DOwDNEY--A bill supplement.
tary to the act to authorize county connie
j sioners to construct roads on petition of {
majority of resident land owners along
and adjacent to the line Of said roads, pass
ed April 5, 1866. [Authorizes the assess
ment OF damages by county commission
| ers
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more Ta1es for Ihe People.

The bill that was passed on the 18th by
the lower House of Congress superseding
the Civil Government of Louisiana, and
DISTINGUISHING the mass of the Whites and
enfranchisiDg the Blacks, and STEVENS
bill, which was passed on the 18th, provid-
ing Military Governments for the South,
will necessarily add to the taxation of the
people, and 70 boot are measures calculated
to create and aggravate disorders and dis
content. Common people think their taxes
more than high enough now, without add
ing thereto. e.nnlrr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

T'he S6ndasly Register (RhdIcal), Of Tues-
dsF, slntes that It has authority, by private.
letter nom Washington, written by q gem
tIe.nah who has instituted searching ln-i
,oalry, that the Jndlclary committee have
already elected facts enough to warrant
the Impeachment Of the President and
that the testimony they shall hereafter
take viii simply strengthen that which Is
already strong enough. Impeachment BY
the committee and the'1ouse will be decid-
ed upon. In this connection, the Register
seeks to prepare the nerves Of its readers
against a jarring sensation. It tpretends to
shave reason to believe that the Judiciary
committeehaved discovered evidence against
Mr.. JOHNSON Of a graver nature than even
Congress suspects, and that when that com
mittee shall report asensation will be pro-
duced that has not recently had It's par
alIel.e IfImpeachment is decided On--and
It ia very likely Il will belt will be be-
cause the President stands in the way Of
some high-handed act of usurpation, or
ruthless outrage upon the Constitution. A
2 party that hesitates not to practically strike
out OF existence State, is not troubled
, with scruples that would cause it to hesl-
tate to adopt violent measures to put a
President out Of the way.
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CURE OF CATARRH


~ tttAAAeAhAteeAAhAe~ ~fA-t&AtA-tfSet@9 AttN
20 GOvERNEUR STREET, New YoRK.a
DIR. LIGHTHILL-DeG Sir It Is with
great pleasure 7 Ilehdef you this acln0WIE
edgment Of my appreciation Of the benefit
that 1 haye derived, from your treatpleps.
Ipresent 1t that others, who may besuffer-
ing from like causes as myself, may,
through the publication OF my experience,
learn that under yonr care, relief can be
obtained. .ti b sa ait la y
i have been afflicted with catarth for
many years, which at one time threatened
the loss of my voice and, undermined my
general health TO such an extent as 70 ne
cessitate q suspension Of my pastoral du-
ties. Two months of your medical treat-
ment however, afforded nde such invalua-
BILE relief that Twas enabled TO resume my
duties, and to perform them now without
the slightest incoEvenience.
Having the highest appreciation Of your
medical skill, and with many thanks for
uniform kindness and courtesy, ] am, dear
SIR q y Yours, very gratefully, aa gsei
YyA9lEB3 .li6 B.J. C0RNEILLE ~
--ai pse Rector Of An Saints Church.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

The Eaton Democrat comes TO us enlarged
and improved in appearance, and the as
suranee of its editor that its advertising
columns are filling up with paying adver-
tising and its circulation steadily increas-
ing, gives us Joy, because 1t gives token
that brighter day for the Democratic
press and the Democratic party is dawning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

- CoNGREss means to do something" in
the way Of reconstruction, we are tOld.--
The South don't need reconstruction. She
needs her representation in Congress.
That's all. II Congress were to do some-
thing In the way Of the mitigation. Of the
taxes, It would work to some purpose.
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PernOnnI.

Yesterday we were pleased 10 receive a
call from s. A. LANGDoN, Esq, the efficient
Treasurerof Ross county. A capital DEM
ocrat he is too. Under his administration
no twenty or thirty thousand dollars will
mysterlously disappear from the safe of
the Treasury. N ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15
A New way % EsopuIarIze Negro
-faf tarltis,,' RmfTi-nge. ta tl,as

Some Of the Radical journals In the
State, feeling that they haveInot quite con-
vlnced their followers of the propriety Of
providing that Negroes shall vote in this
State, on the ground Of absolute right and
merit, have recourse to another way to
popularize it. They put the question:
'FWhat, would you rather that the Demo-
cractic party should succeed than that the
Negroes should voter" This question car
ries with. it the assertion that Negroes are
better than Democrats, and the intimation
that Republican rule in this State should
be regardedas one of the uncertainties. 1t
ought so to be, il it Is not; for party that
requires one Congressional District alone
to pay more internal revenue than was
assessed for all purposes whatsoever in the
State of Ohio when the Democratic party
administered the Government, is a party
that should not very long be allowed as
tendency. Such outrageously enormous
taxation will crush the life out Of all busi-
ness, enterprise and industry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

A COARSE, ill-natnred fellow died one
day, and his friends assembled at his funer-
Al, but had no good word to say about him.
Even at the grave all were silent. At
length good hearted German, as he turn
ed to 20 home, said: ~vell, be vas good
smoker"
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CURE OF DEAFNESS 4 CATARRH.

From the Rev. Joseph VI. Clark. Rec
/ !, tor of 81. Iames, church., Syr- :,
| 4fA aerrs'N' X III
/ Two years ago had the pleasure Of Riv-
ing DR.. Lighthill testimonial in regardJo
the ability he displayed in restoring to
hearing one of my ears in which had
been deaf since j was at college, some
twenty years ago. can now add still fur.
ther evidence in his favor. Ny wife was
relieved of a tfoubIesome catarfh with
which she had been afflicted forsome time,
and my two little girls benefited in re-
spect to hearing-one of whom had been
quite deaf at intervals before his treat
ment.y 4 N}C4 JOSEPH M. CLARK.
Syracuse, June "a, 1866.
'sSyrie iHifS 6inUE eg 81 GR .soG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15
Cure of Deafness and Discharge
& from the Ear. s',sll ,i,,i.. ,i'i /
I'M 'Ss Gsiss 66isse, SSis; =; q;

From the Rev. John Mott, ID. D.s Pref,
I'm Union College, SchenectadY..9
ScHENEcTADY, Jan. II, 1868. 4
DR.. IfGHTH1LI- Dear Sir: Having been
cured by you of discharge In the ear,
which has been very offensive Of late, and
as far back as Lean remember, always moro
or Ices 80, and having been entirely re-
stored TO hearing since under your care, 4
feel that ] cannot Withhold this ackpoWI-
edgment from any use 1t may be to others:
especially as have applied inVaih to my
family physician and other physicians Of
reputation, iA9 Yours truly. 4 aaT
JOHN MOTT. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

TOA. GoRTo1V, Esq, General Agent Of
Adams Express and assistants, we tender
ourthanks for OrtheircOntlnued kindnesses in
daily bringing us Eastern, Western and
Southwestern papers In advance Of the
mafle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

In language that is truthful, the Ne,o
York Herald characterizes the report Of the
New Orleans Investigating committee ian
electioneering report'--aa q partisan re-
port" 5's VI. !; "a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15
Restoration Of sight L. and nj Hearing.
From REV. Hubbard WinsIovv, ID. D..
~ -IIlllIl Now York. ~ -, T7 - !,

tfd'n s'la siisfss~. fttSrNsa a6U 6-4gsiis
DR.. Lighthill has. been very successful Id
improving the sight and hearing Of my
aged father-in-law, Hon. Pliny Cutler, of
Boston, a gentleman eighty-two years of
age. HUBBARD WINsLOW.A
,'ilDlII jtII hL.IL fllIil}liIIiSI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15
AFrERNooN SESSION.

Messages from the House were read.
The President pro TEN. signed number
of bills that came up from the House.
On motion Of Mr.. CARLIN, s. B. 243
was taken from the table and referred to
the committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. BROOKS, from the Finance commit
tee, reported In favor Of the passage of III.
,. r. loo, Relative 70 selling the silver coin
In the State Treasury. @ 1850
5 The resOlutlOn was passed yeas l6,
nays 0.
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DEMOCRATNC STATE TICKET.
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unfwrEon sovnHEeH,g ut 0Tu .
AELkN q. TflUNAlAN, Of Franklin.
LiRvTINsrr govERNoR eAN
~ DANsEh 8. UH1s Of Holmes .o
rnEAsuHnR oH STATS.
Va D. RUET0Ns q Crawford. -
AUDITOR on STATE. y
SOEEN mcELwEE, Of Butler.
k1e AfronNEx eENHRAL. 'g. ~
REsANK n. 1HURD, Of Knox.
sUrREnn JUDGE, fss,A
TmoMAy N. KEY, of Hamilton.
SonprnoLLuR oF TIE TEEAsuRY. w
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 1r., Of Williams.
nKnnna BOARD PUBLIo voRKs.
AMTmUH HHUGEHEs, Of CuyahogA.
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The Ohio Ieaislature.

SENATE.
THuRsDAs, Feb. IA, 1867.
MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. ID. Horlocker.
The Journalof yesterday was read and
LnnroYed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

sFIq MORNING SESSION., a, ...f a.,
Prayer by Hon. Mr.. Welsh. tl.tl i,i.
Journal of yesterday was read and ap-
proved. p -sat a. IHaAr7ii gt-.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-17

Eur1ers Beretn
9esranSet: s. GetoseS tss1.
Ritglieser5abl: $50. go
a 9tamte:is
Grfer Spre9er: GEas. Relicn.
Smeiter 9. @eS.
Ytot. SGriftpars: ebarles sassinS.
@orr. ernf Dteeess. ss85IsE
Grfter 4ibIictbetar:. 3. aouiS soma.
Swttter S6fHtna. 4fifsE5
Grffer TurHpart: Appea
Sengpart: AS. S6iAbeIrn.
grffer S9Gtmeiittr: aenis 4feiffer.
5weiter Gecfg Hieri@. -
gerfarrmInnssIotaI znfmer Dale, Gde 0aa
RGrtet Strase. 80
Ger gerein bat Rittwo4s AbeR6 " ukr fesaf
r6Gentii9eH SisRnas;y. 5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-17
q = 4nag Q.au s..natna

8erl6ir6ene QIusfdiiie tpurSeu UNI
9lusfunft erinht iiber Nn0elegenbeiten
bon mir;6erer @ihtigfea, bon 6efien mir
nur bic @efaneennabne BEN Self. Dabis
unb Die 9lniprii6e Der bei6en Saran te>
tseuiaten GapaEeriere9imenter uno Die
Experimentation bes nnteridabamtes in
Stem gorf erlp6bRert.,
/ Gin 9hltrag ba0e9en, Die Snterbention
Der Staats6eb6r6en bon Warnlano uno
6es 9raIi6enten in bic. Baltimore @abs
Ten 81 untefiuden, nurbe obgetuorfen.
a. Sem Nusf6ulie 3ur unterlu6ung oes
MforceS' bon ulnionioIoaten in @l6s
carolina tuurSe aud nod Die untere
iuhung iiber ben Worb bes Capt.
Mioafgonnerp in Segas ourdl eonfo6e :
rirte Goloaten unter Der MnfHbrung bon
SEQ. So. CLIFTON, tuel6er iest unl i3us
laliung gum Nbgtorouetenbans bittet,
Sugeiniefea. sa.ass sss%
Die 9febrasfa 8ia NIT Dem Bout
tueH'ideit GrteHoeneht, ba6 oas aIIges
laeine Stininre1t elm SbeiIoer Staatss
contribution lperoe, fplr0e nit l05 geaerl
IS, Die COLORADO Bill nit 80 gegen so
an9enonlnen.
ger. &eap reiHte gum GdIulIe nod
cine Retttinn pom 2471 8iireern bon
6idmono, 8a., EN-, ipeIde nm Grri6s
tung elmer Serritorialre9ierung unter
Su6ge In6eripooo bittet. 9ln 6as &es
conItruc iibettpieIeH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-17

uegliden Nianier bic 0dnbe rieb.
gSa, ia, idJ erinnert MID, nit Sbneu
barber gefproheu az bnbefi. QlIfo
oiefer 1T Sbr Gobn? Gn, bm, treteu
Sic bod elIstnal ans ai9t, arsin 2ies
berIH
Sic Wuttsr bIiu3eIte ibrem &oGne
beoeutuI9spoH ~, un6 6ttltr tam BEN
Sefeble -ieines 3ufanftigel 9ebrberrn
fan aogerno nab, lpobei e. eiH. iebr
nerorieslihe Miene naHte.
vSneint elm fnrter Buride su Iein.
be@ - ief bet fleine sSrilenr nniterno.
S9fG, oaS id,a0et nidf, obgleida i'd ei.
sentli9 bic alliu arditiaeli ni4t IiebeI
slber etiuas felr beblpangia un0 obens
orein berlpiibert ieben Wioafiepr BOO
aus; Die 1aare fIno nid)t III GyNnunoi
Oas odff tsisnsir nidt bortoiui,ien, BET
mir mus Aaes eIatt, 1lett ano asftrieaeit
leinL bod oafir > lben mir ia aud
Sdeeren, Hom1ben nnb Byenneiien uu6
Die Sade idbt itb nladsnI l1ebriaens
taHR man f9reiben, redhe.i nnh leo
fens" ssaasd
0es IuH9e 1fehIm 14ifH uoer Den
Musoru6 ,,lll NJ nit Dem Der fleine
6rifenr i'm anreoete, enspSrt III feiH,
nne irenn Der 9ettere In tielem Muaeus
bIide redt 0enan sas blet@e gslid,f oes
slfiuftieen asbrIihos he0bo&tet hattie.
lpiree &c geiuib Elm piIbes 6HnfeIn feis
ncr 0unflan MHgen un6 EN- Bersiehea
Der STANDARDIZED beuertt hoben. uebers
hanpt pragte fIdI iett IN alien ieineu
3igeu EN- gepi9er Merger nnb llnipiID
len aus, tueIAes Der fIcine Sfiieur in.
'oee uidt 81 ieben faiea. Mas ben
befagteu &usaruf ,,rnan1 onbeIanet, 70
pFegte Serr SebIig TIN iebr bdnEa Sci
iisugeren Yerfoneh, bic Tim nod unbes
tannt iuaren, Defenders BEL feis1sh uuter-
gebeneu 5u eebrauheu, peuu er ui@t
gern DSie1, aber and nod nint gera.
0ssn nOu" fasen Doate.
(Sforffehun0 fo[flf
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Gie npseracifneten, rpeIde geaenmdrtig NIT Emms
nit biefer Bef6dftieuns sIei1seiis EN- Gneemeines
@ei9dfts M6rebbuh beronseeben, Sn bieiem Inter
neRMen uttnf4en re bic unteritlsnng naer @e<
gu baten wiini9en. Dies neue NbrebbAdb ipiro pods
tonmelt it ieoer 8esiebung perSen, IS prS elm Eos
tdfwege ier 70 gut ipie feces hoete More bbu fein.s
An;eigen perben nidt in bic Seiten bes Abrestalers
eera Gufgsuontnan merbens fonhern erbalten in Ell
mem SpeSidl1 Departeet oes Bolllmeils, duf elmer
befoneeren STEELE ibren Bias.
Mntetqens Bebtng ungeR- Cine Settle uno
elm 8g6 SO; cine bdlbe Geite nnn Gin Bud $t3
gtd oSreifire Boz 25s 4ot Office rber ga Gburb
Strdbe. Con Gamma 81
aHt2 1D T&fffs Gboriea Mepglsp.
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49, gDmsre6. - 2te Giemma.
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q ~ saHsasss, ~ assn4re Senaf.
" $40 ss Die Burger geaefontane, SEio, bas
''' ''s'ae~ beu cine ebr bernnftige yetfion ttatl
sa 'asslsl ben @cngEeb ein0ereit, Dab feia Dfanr,
1se .ssa tpelder beronihenoe @etranfe aebraudlt.
e-2 - a,ss erlaubt fem ioH, cine @teIuna IN Sec
sisssssai Wtr. Stnntcn Megiernna einsiinebner,.
- Esee Orr Soiuar6 6radte leinen Nntrdo
5ar unterfItun9 unlerer Ne,iebunoell
nit Nerieo auf Oas Eapet un6 erflifte
I'm Idngertt 0ebt, oab bic Neaieruno
4ln i'd iebrApenie tenllbt BABE, Olsie syns
sIlsl lhdfl0n bon 8rahEuei6 III fiIient Gn6e IN
bringen. Ser fpiten SfnnDe baIter
pur0e sur GagesOrOnnng iberaefd,rits
ssaten, sauf neIsber oiesV3ia iber 5selIens
beiehuna OurA Den Braf0enteH ftanb.
GIaufeln bon GenOrI6s HnO Gunner
wurogH periDurten, ebenfo Dtr MAtxaa
bon &auAdbnrDs boa ben GeparEensentgs
ia 9efs, fl cine. Cite aaer 9telenent.
feBnitgeh bonn Dlarl 1851 bis Mara
= - ..~.. 1855 aus3ubitten. DINE ieboh ;unI
- e9lnfIe 5n tosaiash; Dsrtuate iida, Der
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8orbier 5wiIinee mod thinner bstbebdlt. bic mobiles
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bic ii 10 GhnIid febeu. 6nb roen Mnceru gu fehe
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un6 Sbr ps.bef co niebt beodiierit.
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SO. II Sio sGberrD Gtrase,
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= Sir S@nitte, g;ronbwnnben, Gpntnfionen, z1rneen
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blihense, blin6e uub f9mersbdfte 9dHmorrhoiben,
Ulcers S9peHunscn Der Sriien, Musbriides 9uats
trentheiten, Rtnguarnt, rdses 2eidtborn, Bubonen,
Gbiblains. 7c Aufeefpritngene 6dnOe, 2ippen, 7c.,
g5iffeuOn Spinnen, Snietten, T5ieren &C.
D6r &iften IS Gents. 50 geats unS 81 GrSsen.
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grSn6pGp, Reu 9ort. : a539 49,
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SEQ. 9. Butler, u. sc. prinsipal.
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-06
Winchester Wooden Mills.

WINCHESTER, IxD., June ,, ls67
As il has been reported by some de-
signing parties that we are n long
ways behind with our carding, spin
ming and roll carding, We deem it
necessary to contradict the report. 1t
is true we arc getting a large amount
of work; but as we arc running day
and night, and the capacity of our
machinery is so great that We are
turning off work very fast, and We are
not to-day behind with our work more
than three days; and we have, in all
cases. where parties came from a
distance, accommodated them with
their work immediately, and we shall
continue to do 20; so bring on your
wool. You need have no fears. Our
work Is all warranted
J. ID. Il G.. I. CARTER.
i. S.-We have large stock Of
Peru WOODEN goods TO exchange for
wool.