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New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

The Iowa State Board of Equalization has
finished its work the returns OF the differ
en counties The returns show valuation OF realty in
ne Stale OF s2 4436 and personal property $50 963j9
As Is quite an increase 1866 the figures for that year
being as follows Realty S22j 207Is personal s57 $780,
ll6 Inc equalization OF the above returns for this
year Whl increase the amount of real property
10 about s2jO,ODO000. The Board also fixed the
state assessment as follows For general revenue
~ mills; Tor orphans Home three eighths of "a
mill In this connection it is proper 10 note that the en-
tire Indebtedness Of the state and above what thas
means to pay Is Oy about ssO0OO AS Offset TO this
there is due from the United States about sJOOOOl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
liam rlls have pedantic tnc; but these are IVihg'
hmpid waters of delight.
VTRGTNIA LANDS.

So many people in the Northern states thinK oil
migrating Southwark in quest OF mllder cHihaCo'
cheaper lands, and a region more cohsehiaI 10 .no
Grape Peach, &c, that we are induced 10 ConiIo, r
fron, namphet catalogue of properties offered for
solob bv CobeU a. Watkins, Richmond, Va, the 1ol-
lnwing table: - ntn nsr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

There are other properties on the list before u.s.
cold IN contain valuable mines of Coal, IrOn Plum
hoco &c which we omit rs well as many for which
No nrice is named as neither would subserve our
nnrnose of enabling those who think OF migrating
South to Judge what they must pay Tor land III
many cases the buildings are said to be ample ana
good : in Others, they are poor or wanting, having
been burned in the late War. Sometimes the Duiiu-
ings are said to have cost more or 10 De worth
more than the price asked for the property olteh,
the timber is certified to be worth more thah Is ashe
for land, buildings and all Every one VIII make Ills
own discount on such statements; yet we nave
abundant evidence that the cry raised against 'iie
biooted tenacity wherewith Virgnians cling to their
ancestral acres is unfounded. We Judge that ~
per acre in rreenbacks would buy half the State to-
day and that the timber and the Improvements are
together worth more than this
Yet we cannot advise solitary Yankees to buy ana
settle in Virginia save in few Yankeeized localities
The race which inherited domination there IS not
et reconcied TO the new order of things and prefer
Nortberners a hundred miles off rather than a
hundred rods They cling to their old slovenly ways
of fording streams, making THAT is, not makihgl
roads &c. &c. Their churches, mills, and stores
arevide apart-their common sChOOl-hOuses nowhere
II would be some time before stray Yankee w0uiu
feel really at home among them. But let thlfty OF
forty purchase land together and divide II INTO Siil
tracts and sell it out at auction each paying as lo
shall see fit and thus form neighborhoou Iou us
trict school district &C. and starting the trades OF
carpenter. mason blacksmith, saddler, wagon-maker
81, &c. in the heart of their settlement, and max
ING rstclass road to the nearest landing or depot
and Won will have a settlement likely TO live ana
70 nrove q blessing to its members and all around
Them. At all events, such is our conceptl0n oi tne
mode wherein Northern men should hnd homes III
and seek to renOvate the South.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
CITIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Is BASkRUrTcY' kI W
petition in bankruptcy was Ileu ,sor py Nv, ILL., H.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

Jared Goodyear Collierville; Eliakim r. Ford One.
onta; Samuel North, UnadIlIa; Ira T.. Sherman Sid.
ney; Alonzo Everts, Binghamton; Daniel Drew.
New-York.
The Chicago Republican of Wednesday says:
Local financial affairs remain in about the same cond,
Money for legitimate purposes is plenty at per cent
but there disposition TO discount secOndclass names
paper accompanied by satisfactory cOlaterals
The supply Eastern exchange liberal but rates ara
steady at 81 81 900 dicOunt between banks and al
OFF buying, and par selling, over the counters.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending August 81, gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
The Rest .......... e3,39O94 Decrease ..... slio7
Public deposits. 6,59G5l4 Increase OS47s
Other depOstS...-.-- Gi68,ti5 Decrease 479Dg3
On the other side OF the accounts
Gov Securities ....... 4l2 s30,773 No change
other Securities. T052659 Increase a3tssie
Notes unemployed. 13426,420 lncrease.-.. 25l, ,ss
The amount OF notes in circulation is 423,93l $50, being
a decrease OF and the stock Of bullion in both de-
partments Is col, showing increase or 44i3
when compared with the preceding return
The Richmond Wing of Sept. 4. says:
II is gratifying TO know that money is abundant
with our merchants just now than 1t has becD In many
OF business there has been cheering actv
itv some of our business houses have already
received their stocks and are prepared 10 serve
TONER'S All that the mercantile and industrial classes
require to restore something OF the old prosperity
abundant crops and speedy reconstruction
The following comparative statement shows the
average condition of the leading items of the Pha-
cD.+ Al "a nd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

IT is very poor satisfaction to be toll in
dispatches from California that the Re-
publicans might have elected their Coy
ernor. a great many good things might
have ,been.rs There is scarcely doubt
that Haight is elected Governor, and that
Phelps is defeated for Congress in the San
Frapcisco, District. More than this, the
disaffection in our ranks imperils the Leg
islature, and threatens Democrat in the
place of United States Senator Conness.
Tine defeat in itself is not of vital import
ance;a but the manner in which it was
brought about, and the elation it will pro-
duce IN the ranks of the enemy, are not the
most pleasant matters for reflection. Large
Democratic 9gains in the popular vote are
reported, but they are probably of the
negative sort. the result OF non-Voting on
the part of disaffected Repnblicans.-Iri-
btne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
this train l'.vS' aME SHHsfE aTERsoNs HfSS sitgsssE
L,ttle miami q oolumbn.& xenia n n

sIhi9 train leaves SUNDAY nlgnC-not Saturday,
.-5 JAMES PATTERSON AKent.E
little Miami & Columbnsd Xenia h II.
Qinciunsti, Dayton. Richm'd. ss7 -s5aa.ss12 ii.
,Indianap polls. Chicago. Cir .t
.elevlle, Lancaster, Hills =
boro and Ghillicothe. lao .. 1880 .. m.
Cincinnati. Dayton. Richm'd -l>
Ohicago.I Indianapolis. Hills
boro'. Chilicothe and Mari "a
eta =. m. 4A'eU .. IN.
Cincinnati, Dayton, Sprng: 71i
field, via Xenia. Richm'd
and lndianapolis 1918 p. m. l2S p. m.
Cincinnati and ~Springhsid .iIct
via London @ :,; T. RoUaH. & S 'Ss Asdn.. p m
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Central
Ohio Division.
h. -..ers TRAINS EAST. II
Eo.r Might Express leaves COlumbuset I:cs A. NJ;
No. 1 lightning Express ll:l0 A. NJ
Nos Mail and Express l;ooP. M
70. Night Express arrives At COLUMBUS 1870 n.
No. 10 3 Lightning Ls Express sos P. N.
Pittsburg, Columbus q Cin,ti r.. H.
Lightning Express. 1:15A.M. $50 P. NJ.
Nail aud Express. 11:25 A. NJ. 1l:4S A: NJ.
New York Express. lao T. M. 1900 midnight
j. b. PETERS. Agent. =
Columbus and indianapolis Central
Railway
Wight Express. 1925 A. NJ. 80 A. NJ
Hitts6urg Express - "a. v:s0 ao g. y.
Day Express. ....... .1l:5O A. i:SO Z, NJ
Accommodation 100 A. N; o;5O +, M.
-. s,4 ,s,.-, ,, 7fzs,.,.f ~ q. A. HILL. Agent.
sandusky, Mansfield &c Newark r.. h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark r. h.
Trains leave Newark and arrive follows: Vii
a,rar -l.r 1850 A-+ LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Mail and Express 1000 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ.
sII 20 A. w dennis. Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

Total alnounl'.'''' .eI4'iVS
The Commi ssioners Of franklin county will meet
Tuesday the 18th day of Septem ber 1857 for the
hearing of appeals and ali other matters connected
with said Improvement. ~ 8
aug26-w3wr Auditor Franklin Co., o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
.Grreeennniilacks.

when Hon. John Z. Dawson, Democratic
member of Congress from Pennsylvania,
moved in Congress to INCREASE the pay
of the soldier and give him GOLD, the same
as the bondholder, the Radicals voted it
down; they said greenbacks were good
enough for the soldier or his widow, al
though sixteen dollars a month bought
very little flour. What cared they, so the
contracts for shoddy and irOn-clads were
kept up. Now greenbacks are not eonsid-
cred good enough to get back the pieces OF
paper, mere promises to pay, called bopds'
They are untaxed, the interest paid in gold,
which is also demanded for the principal.
We rather think the people will not stand
this much longer. Neither viii they sub
cause they complain Of the heavy burdens
they are obliged to bear to pay for bonds
held by rich men, and protected from taxa<
rfon. Give us back the bonds and take
your; legal TENDER which you say is good
enough for the people.-Fdyetse County Reg
lister. 79fu'- '-fs'i 10 % --4 -. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
obj, Statesn1arl,
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
tmbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, April 20. 1857,
rains will run as follows: ~
Cleveland, COlum bus & Cinsti r.. Re
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
H, HOW Na,poIe,on TrnveI..

The special train in which the Emperor
Napoleon went with his suite from Paris
To- Salzburg, is described as exceeding In
comfort and elegance anything of the kind
that has hitherto been known. The train
consisted Of nine carriages, communicating
with each other by tastefully decorated
bridges. In the middle was handsome
sitting room, furnished with chairs, otto
mans, sofas, mirrors, pictures clocks and
chandeliers. On one side of this room was
the dining room. and on the other the En-
peror's study. In the middle of the dining
room there was a table, capable OF being
extended or contracted at pleasure, with
easy chairs placed parallel to the sides of
the carriage. The Emperor's study con-
tanned an elegant writing table, a clock IN.
the style of the renaissance, athermometer,
a barometer and a telegraph apparatus, by
means of which telegraphic communications
was established with the apartments of the
various Court officials travelling with His
MaIesty.E Next 70 the study was the=bed
room of the Emperor and Empress, with
two beds placed trausversely against the
sides Of the carriage. ! Two dressing rooms
were attached to the bedroom. The re-
manning carriages consisted of Kitchen.
wine cellar, and theapartments ofthe En-
peror's suite. There was slso conserva-
tory filed with the choicest Aowers.-PdH
Nall Gazette, ,fe : a,ilys.5.i III a. .-4,r 81 =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
DIR. TUcKER'S. I EXTRA VISIT.

nR. TUCKER. WOULD SAY To HI,
con,ufted Haa P'tSSG at the GOOD $
daily till the fIst f. Of NoA AI5t Ts;t.a 6l,SmsIm. a
for nine years which is sufficient evis enoe that
reliable and sgscsssf1l The sTsst Increase Of
date his nuperous patients. 1t is not necessary to
sHqSSfi1 HaHTrIRs LIST or CHRONIC DISEASES al
but will merely say my speciality Is THE WBoI n
list Of Diseases which others have failed to cure.
mch20-H "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

GEN. Butter complains Of Grant that
he Is too taciturn. Whereupon the Ala
bany Evening Journal thinks the following
aneedete, apropos: IA, suffering fellow
was once negotiating for parrot. He had
considerable doubt about the birds capa-
bilfties, and queried on the subject until he
exhausted the dealers patience. At last he
asked, .'Are you y-v-very9sure t-t-that the
bur- bur-bird can t-t-talk p Talk r. said
the dealer: syes-and if it couldn't talk a
deuced sight better than you do, I'd wiring
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

SENATOR MORTON, of Indiana, has been
Imported to Ohio, to make speeches for the
Radicals. His physical debility issnch that
be is compelled to sit on chair and read
his speech to the audience. The Senator's
testering rottenness, gathered from the
haunts of tlewd women, will render his
speeches of but little account with the bet
Ter class Of people. - Fayette County Register.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
To Whom it May Concern.

TN PURSUANCE OF LAW NOTICE Is
Il hereby given that the committee appointed to
apportion the estimated cost of road improvement
In Peasant township, mmencing at Pleasant Cor
line at Spring Hill, distance of six miles and
about two hundred aad fifty poles. have made
holders along the route Of said road improy ennent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

IT Is stated by some wiseacre, that the
heart of a man weighs nine ounces, and
that OF a woman about eight. AS the age
increases, a mans heart will grow heavier,
and the woman,s fghter-some girls loose
Shaira at sixtpen.ftt- $500. ..t =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-17

"A LOYAL. correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes from Newark, Ohio, that
the Democracy will carry Licking county
by an increased majority. The news from
all other parts of the State is of the same
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-03
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Oct. /.

WASHINGTON, Oct, l.
The Secretary OF the Treasury consi-
dering the act of Congress OF March 81
1867, mandatory, has this day issued
The following
"Notice is hereby given THAT the AS
sistant Treasurer at New York, is pre-
pared and has been Instructed to issue
three per cent certificates as authorized
by act OF Congress, approved March ID,
1867, denomination of five thousand ami
ten thousand dollars each In redemp
ton CT the compound interest notes
maturing in October and December
next, the accrued interest on all notes
presented for such redemption will be
paid in currency"
The Navy department will incorporate
a limited number OF Engineers into the
regular service Persons who have
served not less than years during the
Rebellion can make an application for
an examination stating their age and
forwarding letters recommendation.
Board for examination is 10 session in
Phil4 telphi4. Receipts from internal
revenue sources to-day were SO 500.
Aggregate receipts for September were
$l3.000,000.
F1r ending October Ssh there will be is
sued from the Patent ONCE PA Patents.
Daring the past week 555 applications
ca o,,~,.t1 y ~, haan pla5
The Chief mastering and disbursing
office OF Boston, Mass, have been dis
continued
A meeting of number Of members of
the bar vas held to, day to receive the
report , the committee appointed last
August to inquire into the circumstan-
ces attending the difficulty between
Bradley, Sr., and Fisher, on the conclus-
ion OF the Surratt trial. The report
quotes from Blackstone's commentaries
as to what constitutes contempt, and
declares that Bradley should have had
an opportunity for explanation. Three
judges are required TO admit, and Ger
tainly one could not eXpel All Attorney.
The report recommends the adoption Of
resolution declaring that the order OF
Judge Fisher striking Bradley's name
rom the roll is null and void. The second
resolution authorizes the chairman TO
present the report to the court. Some
weeks ago other members Of the bar
passed resolutions sustaining Judge
Fisher.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-03
3flattia9fs.

SHELDON - BAILEY 49, In Grace Church,
sheldon, Sept. 2+ by Rev Albert II. Bailey
DID. j. W Sheldon to Miss Fanny L. Bailey,
daughter of Rev A H. Bailey, ID.
PHALEN-DONALLY- Pittsford, on the
25th ult by Rev. J. E. Metcalf Mr.. Edward
Phalen and Miss Katie Donaly, all OF Pittsford.
MAYNARD-BUCKNAM In Fairhaven, VT,
Sept IS, 1867, by Rev. r. Fox, Mr.. f. LaRey
Maynard to Miss May Isabel Buchanan of Bos-
ton Mass.
ALLEN-DANIELS-A North Ferrisburgh,
18th inst, by Rev. j. Newman, DID, of Poult-
ney, assisted by Rev A. j. Ingalls,, NJ. f. Allen
all of North Ferrisburgh. No cards.
GREEN-sPAULDING-In Brandon, on the
21st inst, by Rev. C. A Thomas, Mr.. kenny b.
Green of Findlay, Ohio, and Miss Sarah Spauld-
ing of Brandon.
ALLARD-ARCHER-A the NJ. E. parson-
age, Sept. &c, by Rev. D. W. Dayton, Mr. Perry
Allard OF Wallingford and Miss ElleH Archer
of Mount Holly.
PERKlN S-KETCHAM-By Rev. D. W. Day
ton, at the Methodist parsonage, sept. %, Mr..
Albert Perkins of Galena, H., and Elizabeth
Ketcham of Rutland.
TS-WILLIAMS-In Rutland, Sept.
u, by Rev o. Cunningham, Mr.. William NJ.
Roberts and Miss Mary Il. Williams, both Of
Fair Haven, Vt.
BELDON- HOSFORD-In Whitehall, N. Y,
September 18th, at Trinity Church, by Rev. n,
+. Putnam, of Poultney, Vt, Mr.. Fred 5. Bel
don and Miss Carrie o. Hosford, both Of White
hall
HOOD--ALLEN-On Wednesday, September
., at Fox Mansion, Fishers Island, by Rev j.
s. Bush, Robert J. Hood to Lizzie H. Allen,
eldest daughter of the late Hon. Heman Allen
OF Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-03
From RiChm ond.

RICHMOND, Sept. 30.
The registration lists for final revision
will be open, by order, until the 8.h Of
October.
Mr.. Shanks Of the Congressional Com
mittee appointed to investigate the
treatment of prisoners, addressed crowd
of blacks this evening at the capitol.
The split in the Republican party here
is becoming more and more marked
Republican ward meetings are called for
tonight, but are repudiated by Mr..
Haircut, the acknowledged leader Of
the blacks, who, in speech this even
ing, warned the blacks to beware OF
Northern dough faces who are settlers
among them and pretend to be Repub
licans.
Col. J. A. Bates, who has returned
from Europe, has been ordered to relieve
Major Stone as commissioner of the
Freedmens Bureau at Petersbnrgh.
Franklin Stearns, Conservative Repub-
lican, has been nominated for member OF
the convention by Republican meeting
In Henrico County.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-03
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