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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19
estate Dental AssoclntIon.,


There has been u small association, called
by the euphonious name of the estate
Dental Association" holding sessions In
this city for the past three days, and as the
proceedings were reported In the Ohio State
Journal, it is asked why TIE STATESMAN
did not report the proceedings of this
august body. On last Tuesday, at the time
the Dental Society met in this city, few
persons knew anything about it. We had an
inkling of what was going on and inquired
of one of the best dentists in the State of
Ohio, or any other State-we mean w. w.
Riley, we'll known to the citizens of Colum-
bus, and no informed US that the Society
did not amount to much-that they were
composed of that class Of dentists who
wished to get up an excitement about
the Goodyear Dental Vulcanite iLitlga-
tion"-who wished to use the ''patent"
without paying for it-saud consequently
we did not take the trouble to report the
proceedings.
Like every other operation of this kind,
they seek the protection of the loyal Legis-,
lature OF Ohio, to regulate the practice Of
dentistry" in the State of Ohio. The fol-
lowing is the first section ofthe bill as intro-i
duced: i.a ,t w"
"Be IL enacted By the General AsSemby of
the State Of Ohio, That after the first day of
September, 1866, it shall be unlawful for,
any person to practice dentistry in the.
State of Ohio, unless such person has re-
ceiyed diploma from the faculty of a
dental college duly incorporated under the
laws of this or any other State of the United
States, or a certificate of qualification from
the Board of Examiners, or any citizen of
this State who has been in reputable prac-,
tice of dentistry for the term of ten years"
A committee of five, consisting Of DIR. j..
A. Taft, Cinclnnati; DR.. ALA. Blount,
Springfield f.; DR.. w. P. Horton, Cleveland =
DR.. Beauman, Columbus, and DR.. Rhodes,
of Wooster, were appointed to confer with,
the Legislature in regard to the passage Of
the bill of which the above is the first Sec
tion. ..y .at trif.af, jf lre h
We-do not wish to'mix up in this dental
question, and that was the reason we were
not present to report their proceedings
The President announced the following
committee, and adjourned to meet on the
first: Tuesday Of next June: ta p
Executive Committee Drs, l.. Buffet, WIN.
Herriott, j. B. Beauman. ,-,.. -.,,
Membership Drs. Rehwlnkel, NJ. DeCamp,
B. T. Spellman. i.'i ',....-,
Publication Committee -Drs. VIII Taft, II.
A. Smith, N. w. Williams, ~ ~, ..,-',
Dental Ethics-Drs. J; Taft Rhoades and
Rehwinkel. ...... t',J -, ,.,,,
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Pre1tr WeII ael1Ied.

If the utterances of the Press are worth
being regarded as the exponent of the
public will, it has been effectually settled
that the country wants no such criminal
foolishness perpetrated as the attempted
deposition of President JOHNSON, under
pretext that at some subsequent day he is
to undergo trial for Impeachment. For
once, the Press is tolerably near a unit on
this subject and If the Radicals at Wash
ington have any gumption at all theywill
induce the Judiciary committee to report
against going into trial for impeachment.
1t don't matter what sensation correspon-
dents may say, there is no solid ground on
which President JOHNSON can be Impeach-
ed. This the whole country knows, and If
the effort shall be made to depose the Pres
ident, the country will understand that it is
instigated by the basest partisanship, and
it is pretty SAFE to say that this will not be
submitted to.
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The Cn11Ie PIaguc in Holland.

The Dutch Minister of Internal Affairs
has presented his second report on the cat
tie plague to the king. 1t appears from it
that since June, 1865, whenthe plague first
appeared In Holland, 90,469 head OF cattle
have been attacked by it, of these39,-
sos died. l7,460 were killed 320S0 re-
covered, L403 remaining under treatment
on December 3, the date of the report. The
total of losses accordingly amounts to 80 l-5
per cent. of those seized. Nearly two
thirds of the whole perished in the province
of South Holland, nearly one third in
Utrecht, and the small remainder in North
Holland. -7 la sug
No small aggravation of the calamity is
attributed to the deplorable state of the
veterinary profession in Holland, where
anybody can set up in this line on paying
8 forins for patent. NJ SH lcoT 90.
! In Bregenz one Herliman, dealer who,
by his carelessness In importing injected
cattle, caused the murrain to spread from
the Tyrol to Vorarlberg and Switzerland,
has lust been sentenced to six months inn
prisonment and fine of 800 florins. o'
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General Grant aud his Position.

0GmGEAM
Apprehendlng that the Radicals IN Con-
gress will,undertake the overthrow Of the
Executive and Judicial departments of the
Government, The cool and intelligent opin-
ion of the country Is, that war seems inevit-
able, and the inquiry has been started as to
where General Grant viii be found In that
event. or course, 1t is matter of coDjec-
ture; but when we take into consideration
that in report to the United States Senate
in December 1865, submitted after he had
made tour OF the South, he regret
ted in effect that the Southern States
were denied representation, taken In con-
nection with the facts that he took and
kept place by the side of the President
while the committee appointed by the l4th
OF August Philadelphia Convention
communicated to the President the
doings of the Convention, and that he
accompanied the President on his trip
to and from Chicago, and that he so
managed affairs b at Baltimore as to
defeat the Radicals in precipitating
bloodshed. we are inclined to think that
General GRANT viii stand by the President
and assist him in preventing the overthrow
Of the Executive and Judicial departments
Of the Government by the revolutionists in
Congress. II we are not mistaken as to
what General GRANT will do In the event Of
80 unfortunate condition Of affairs being
brought upon the country, it is safe to
adopt the conclusion that the Federal army
will promptly respond to the call Of the
President, and II 1t shall thus respond 1t
will form a nucleus around which the con-
servative masses will rally with an enthu-
siasm that the Radicals who now talk with
reckless glibness about fighting will sub
side into a healthy state of peace. Perhaps
it would be well for the revolutionists at
Washington to consult General GRANT and
ascertain from him whether he will assist
them in carrying out their revolutionary
schemes, before they proceed to any further
extremity.
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Printers Festival.


The banquet to be given by the Printers
of Columbus at Getz's Restaurant Tonight,
promises to be fine affair. The Commit
tee of Arrangements have completed their
labors, and everything necessary for the
comfort and enjoyment of guests has been
done.
The printers will assemble at their Union
hall at 71I P. NJ, and march to the Restau-
rant under the leadership Of the President
of the evening, G. r. Riley, Esq. Con
A Reception conmlttee, consisting OF
r. w. Kerr, J. Stockton and Thos,W Flood,
will be at Getz's to receive invited and 9TH
er guests. But few tickets remain .unsold,
and those desiring to attend the banquet
and who have not yet obtained tickets, can
procure them of w. II. Paul, at the Journal
Office. - oa" 7.1Ll-is 9H4 % H''@aatl
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PoIice Court.

There was one single case before the
Mayor yesterday morning. poor, for
saken individual who had neither friends
nor money--two material essentials for an
inhabitant of the city of Columbus. He
was fined one dollar and costs, and in order
to keep him out of the cold he was com
mitted to the calaboose. We, in the city of
Columbus, have a peculiar regard for a
poor unfortunate individual who happens
to be out OF funds. If he has money we
take him inland If he is out of that article,
we take care that he is safely provided for
so it makes no difference whether a stranger
has money or is out of money, he is cared
for
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which is the south to Believe.

Cleveland enjoys the blessing of two
daily Republican papers. They are edited
with ability, and both claim to be accurate
ly truthfulexponents of the aspirations and
purposes of the Republican party. They
not only seek to enlighten the people Of the
Reserve as to what those aspirations and
purposes are; but they would have the
South hearken to and heed them. This by
way of introduction to the statement that
the Herald, one of the Republican journals,
asserts that through the late election our
people asserted their approval of the Con-
stitutional Amendment as the terms OF Re-
construction, while the Leader, the other
Republican journal, is equally emphatic
and unequivocal in its declaration that the
people did no such thing; and is absolutely
certain that If in the Republican State Con-
yention ian attempt had been made to push
any such outrageous doctrine upon the
convention it would have been voted down
almost unanimously"
Now, which Of these veracious Republi-
can Journals is the South to believe? r
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Trnn.fers o. Real Estale

The following transfers of real estate
were fled for record, in the office of the
Recorder Of Franklin county, January Is,
1867: seoH iou .qbe.u. at8W a,t tas
oramel II. Bliss to Henry Lesth, twenty
five acres of land in Pleasant township
$540. !, .i,sos la;t...e,.., sr a y
Jacob Swisher to Archibald Woods,
eighteen acres of land in Madison town
ship $500. - ~ ~
4 C.F.Jaeger to wilhelm EngeroG, lot No.
60 in @. F. Jaeger's addition to the city OF
Columbus-$1,1 100. ha iqo4 w
( MathildA Wolfel to Anton Adam, parts Of
lots six and seven of English and Martins
addition to the city of Columbus-$2OO. q
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Another Insurance Company in Day

Another Insurance Company in Day
... ton. .r..
The certificate of incorporation OF the
"Cooper Insurance Company of Dayton,
Ohio" was filed in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State, January Is, 1867. The OBJ
ject of the association is for the purpose Of
forming and organizing Joint Stock Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, with a
capital stock of one hundred thousand dol
lars, divided into five thousand Shares OF
twenty dollars each-and the principal
office to be situated in Dayton, Ohio. The
corporators are D. W. Iddlngs, George L.
Phillips, John T. Kinney, John U. Kreidler
and j. A.. Leonard. 1'- i'
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PnhIic InstnIIntIon.

There win be public installation Of the
officers of Good Samaritan Division, No,
%, Sons of Temperance, at their hall, over
Benham 6 Thrall's drug store, this eve
ming, Jan. 10, 1867, at quarter to eight
O'Clock. A temperance letcure will be de-
livered after the installation. The public
are invited to attend. The members gen
orally are expected to be on hand, and also
a goodly number Of the citizens of Column
bus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19


The CSncinnGH Commercial regards ''the
talk of investigating the conduct Of the
President with view to Impeachmentp "a
false pretense," and asserts:
The high crimes and misdemeanors ot
the President consist chiefly in such acts as
the appointment of Colonel L. A. Harris,
General Hinckenlooper, General McGr0ar-
ty, Colonel w, II. H. Taylor and M. p.
Gaddis to Office. In place OF Thomas Spoon
er, r. M. w. Taylor, A. G. Sands, and so
on. We take it thathowever improper the
removal OF one set of officers on account OF
their political opinions, and the appoint
ment Of another set for the same reason, II
is custom of the country, prevalent
through every administration from Jack
son to Lincoln, SO that Mr.. Johason has
only followed in the footsteps Of his illus
trious predecessors. The duty of Congress
will, In our judgment, be best discharged
by attention to the public business press
ing for action at once prompt and c0nsid-
crate. The prosperity Of the. country has
been impaired by variable and unwise leg
islation, and II we are to have relief from
the disabilities produced by the crude ex-
periments OF politicians In Congress, un-
accustomed to deal with material affairs, Ii
Is time 10 get TO business. 1f W.
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Policeman at Delawaro.

The Journals correspondent at Delaware,
is in error in stating that policeman from
Columbus in that village on the 10Th
of this month. The majority of the police
men in this city are what are termed loyal
men, and attend to their business at home,
and if any person from this city with a
star performed as the Journals correspond
ent states, he was "dead beat" and did not
belong to the regular police force eff this
city. " --...-l WIZ l- W. ---
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The Coming crisis.

Some foolish hypochondrlac who writes
for the "Gdzette," is filled with appreben-
sions--he sees hobgobblins, satyrs and
every uncouth athlng imaginable-there
Smoothing but crisis ahead of that "Con-
slant Reader'-and We shouldn't wonder
ii a "crisis" would knock what little brains
he has got, clear out of his head. .,. +
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A showing Of Police Business.

During the year, from the 1st of January
to the 3lst of December, 1866, there were
arrested and brought before the Mayor no
culprits, classified as follows: drunks, $50;
drunk and disorderly, 22O; fighting, 100;
prostitutes, 81; fast driving, II vagabonds,
A; creating disturbance, 80. of this num-
Der, 50 were bound over to appear before
the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin
county, .f .t 'HH.. ..
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LOCAL NE VS..


We call attention to the advertisement
of our old friend Q. A. Wagner In another
column. Charley is sdetermined to sell out
in the true sense of the word, and those who
wish to secure good family horse and fix
lures had better call soon, as the rig is well
known and the horse is "gentle and kind"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19

A. GoHros, Esq- general Agent of Ad-
ans Express, and his associates, are ever
mindful 10 daily minister TO our gratifiica-
tlon By bringing rs Eastern, Western and
Southwestern papers In advance Of the
malta, fi t'if
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nnnHs avn oT1lhlswIsE.

tfrf 7Tlf7 ta
Cob closed yesterday evening, at 1885.
CAnL Rosa Is soon tOmarry Parepa. W
TEE Negro population Of Virginia has
decreased 100000. lT
CoLD weather and snow everywhere
have been the feature Of the week.
THE Hocking Sentinel pronounces Hon.
Allen G Thurman one Of the best men in
A.. Qk.tail - au01 '1 ii'"'
THE taxation upon an American citizen
isabodt four times as much as itis upon
citizen IN England. ,r-r
lTHE Wayme County Democrat comes to us
enlarged and in new type. We are glad
that so prosperous. ~
Tim State Agricultural Society Of Illi-
nOis will hold Its fairs for 1867 and 1858 at
the city Of Quincy. Bs assn.
lFnK Nor,Ualk Experiment thinks the DEM
ocfskic State Ticket @will meet with uni
yersal favor with Democrats"
Mss LIZZIE DUN and Samuel w. Kilvert
wefs married at Chillicothe a few days ago.
May happiness ever attend them.
mDemocratic State Ticket is all that
any Democrat could DESIRE" in the judg-
ment Of the Stark County Democrat, g =,
,THE Holmes County Former says the DEM
ocratic State Ticket ':taken together, is q
strong one; perhaps the strongest ever
presented 10 the people of the State"
IT Is the opinion Of the Ohio Eagle that
it was q scurvy piece Of business to elect
none but iuveterate radicals officers Of the
State Board Of Agriculture.
We learn from tie ChiIIicothe Advertiser
that the venerable and respected Samuel
Patton died at his residence, near Chilli
cothe, several days ago, aged 81.
TIM HztsborO GGsess says ''to the Democ-
racy Of Ohio, that they have in Judge Thur
man candidate who is, in every respect,
worthy Of their confidence, support and
aSgeem.Sl ii7W aiiQ1 . "@l5-
TN. Hintoa Record is 80 well satisfied
with the Democratic State Ticket nomina-
ted on the sth, that it thinks mo better
men could have been selected as our stand
ard-bearers." 4 ~ nos ea.I
lFHs ONO Eagle claims that "the nomi-
nations made on the 9Th inst are the best,
a. . whole, that have been made for years
IN the State" asd that "Judge Thurman
has no superior in ohio.'
Tns Probate Judge Of Holmes county,
says the Former, has issued marriage IL
eeose 70 Christian Rentscb, sprightly
bachelor Of is years Of age, and Anna Maria I
Lauebader, q young widow Of 30.
affIs the testimony Of the 50. CSGirsvizs
Ga.s,te, that the Democratic State Ticket, \
sasa whole, has rarely been eqhalled in !
the amount Of talent, Intelligence and char |
actsF which i presents"
nm 0adiz Sentinel says " the platform Of
the Dsmocfacy Of Ohio adopted at the sth
Of january Convention, Is as grand as the \
Coustlbntion, and Is founded on principles
essential 70 thGpreservation Of Republic
can Government" a.'"@ 'l }.st.
THB Norloalk Experiment says melee oc-
curred &C New Iondon, Huron county, on
tlS cs6hing Of The -Stl, between Patrick
IIcGufr and Abraham Lindsey, in which
the latter received pistol shot, supposed
60 Be fatal, from q revolver In the hands Of
the former. f,grog % % itsees fe.I
THr Ohio state Register is enthusiastic
!. VI. ~ z = aeIr 80 u 81.
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Lost.

A gold watch, on High street, between
Bain's store and Rich street! The honest
finder will be literally rewarded by leay-
ing it at this Office, or at 7. q. Bauer's pho
tograph room, 15l South High street. 1ou
ian19.ltd lu .tlt 4. u-----I VIZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19

( "A SHORT time ago Democrats were be-
rated by Republicans for being afflicted, as
Mey alleged, with a propensity to repudiate
the public debt. And we notice that Re-
publican Journals are urging delay in pay-
ing or this debt. They think it blessing
that should be handed down to posterity.
We don't think posterity will hold mass
meetings in which to resolve thanks for
anu aach blessing. lLl..LI I9..Lt lil LNnll n
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The Ohio Legislature.
/ FRIDAY, Jan. Is, 1867.
-r SENATE. .l...
MORNING SESSION. ...,...

. .I MORNING. SESolON' Frt4 -.TtI
Mr.. BURT, on leave, presented a petition
of DIR. VIM. Stanton and other citizens of
CoshoctOn county, for law to authorize
the Commissioners of Coshocton county to
build bridge across the WalhOnding river,
near the town of Warsaw, in said county.
{ Mr.. BERRY, on leave. presented apeti-
ton of NJ. Bachman and other citizens of
Crawford county, for law to protect the
citizens Of Ohio from incompetent dental
practitioners. Referred to the committee
on that subject. l- u Lf'
( On motion of DIR. GRTSWOLD, the Sen
ate adjourned to Tuesday next at 8 o'clock
p. NJ rtl.. ru.... DO lfi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19

The Western NebAnon) star says the
Republican party of Ohio lastyear re-elect-
ed Congressman In the person OF Hon. r.
p. SPAEDING who should have been thrown
overheard, The Democrats in the Cuya-
hoga District told the people that SPALDNd
was not, but that PAYNE was, the man to
elect. The Democrats, therefore, are guilt
less. Va N sf1 ai I'M tif ll h
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In Pittsfeld, on Christmas eve, water
fall of ponderops proportions compelled
the sexton TO give its proprietress seat IN
the front part Of the church il order 70
shut the outside door. yoAya
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THOMAS and JEREMIAH are now stopping
at A. Hennebo's. 'F Hss
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Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'S Store, No
SO North High street, will be attended to
by DE- l.mi E. CoRNELIsoN. z
oct27-tf .'E .9a"li IS aaa9i,-iIn. ahI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19

-Dr. MAnsHALI, Of the House Of Repre-
Sentatlyes, viii please accept our thanks
for Legislative documents.
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Closing out at Cost at Taft 6 Son.
jan16-1m q .-r .ol. .,a ~.
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Star Soap.

AT CosT to close the BUSINESS at Taft &
Son. .-e % ...... 'o janl6-1m
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Paving Ordinance.

An ordinance TO grade and pave the north side Of
Walnut alley from High street to Fair alley. o.
SECTION l.. Be it ordained by the City Council
beis- eoneurring), That the unpaved sidewalks and
cutters be graded and paved on the north side Of
Walnut alley from High street to Fair alley, in 40
o. the City CLERK. vi w STffHf'i sYiNT'lITU
SEC That all DAMAGES costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement shall be assessed
and levied upon the several lots of lapd fohtingpr
abutting thereon in proportion to their feet front.
v,,,U -ft.rD t.r,L LUTHER D0NALDSON,r 3
&,,i~ ,vs,U II President 81 the City Council. I
Passed January ~ AID 1881, L,lIslI .s5iF .ead
janl9-dlt N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-19

JKRH WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, has sold the Spirit
of Democracy to HENRY r. WEST. We re-
gret to lose Mr.. WILLIAMS from the tripod.
Under his administration, the Spirit has
been a most excellent Democratic journal.
To Mr.. WEST we extend cordial welcome
to the editorial fraternity. flgi y e'
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Nervous and Sick Headache, Causes

''''' and Cure. ~" "h'
Nervous and sick headache are Induced
by indigestion. costiyeness, foul stomach,
and torpid state Of the liver. Persons
suffering from these complaints should
avoid, as much as possible, the too free use
of spirituous and malt liquors, coffee and
tobacco, and keep the bowels open, by
small but frequent doses Of RoBAcK's BLOOD
PILLS, and pursuing a regular course Of
habits, when they will find they never fail
to remove the difficulty. jan16.d&wlwF
For a good meal of victials, go to Hem
nebo,s, ~! ~ M M,.l ' ., ,'.2s ....
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AT CosTl At Cost atTaft & Son, 46 Nortl
High. janl6-lm
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THE receipts Of Internal Revenue are
pronounced q 'severe drain upon the In
siustry Of the people" by some Republican
Journals. It could all have been avoided u
in the winter of 1SGO-the Republican
leaders had agreed to the Crittenden com-
nrounise in good faith. 3iate 81 @
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