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Proposed Amendment
TO THE
C 0
STATE OF ONO,

STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SEC'Y OF STATE.}
l, WILLIAM HENEY SMITH, Secretary of
State of the State OF Ohio. do hereby Ger
tify that the following is Il true copy of a
joint resolution passed by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, on the 9th
day of April, a. d. 1867, taken from the
original roll on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name and
[sEALl afficd the Great Seal of the State
Ohio, at Columbus, the 9th day Of
April, Il. ID. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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The Decker Piano Forte,
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losses Uusdiustcd, Sl2Ooo GO
All other Claims, G. siI 70
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Net Assets, sl,l4O,5 85
VIM. B. DAVIS, Agent,
NcATthNr, ohio.
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THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~>~>~y~
Second Session.
SENATE.
WAsmScrov. Feb. a 1867.


TEE norLxv.sxwARp AYyAmL
The CHAm laid before tho Senate . communication
from the Presdoss Transmitting the letter OF Mr. Nc
Crscken, which drew Forth the Motley correspondence
recently published which ordorcd 10 no printed and
referred 70 the Committee on Foreign Relations.
THE DARTf7s JyrgRochrrc cAsAf.
The CHAR also laid before the Senate the report Che
qrcy for nteroceanc canal through tho Isbnus Of
Darien, which w ordered To b laid upon tho table,
rxuuovS
Petitions wore presented and rcrerrod; among them
one for the establishment of naval depot M washing
ton and for the charter Of national railroad be-
tween Washington and Cincinnati.
iyCrEAsk or orFTcrrs
Mr. Wnsoy, (rcpI Of Mas. from tho Military Commit
tee reported The bill recently introduced by him provd
ing for Temporary increaso Of pay FOR army officers
which was ordered 10 bo prinied.
aksgoN
On motion Of Mr. Law, trcpl Of fnd., the nigh'
scn or ths iSh instant SGT apart for the considers
tinn of bills from the COMMITTEES or Pensions
Mr.. AHrHoSY, lrspl Of X. T., from the Printing Com
mttoe reported . resolution IN print ten tbeuaand
copies Of the report Of s. Ross browne statistics
OF nfinos and m nine which wss adopted
DISTRICT NAlrgRE
Mr. poasBL, trep) Of Me-, introduced . bin " an
thorse the forstion Of corporations tor anufactupg
mnAns saa ehe meal purposes IN We District es Columbia
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The HoRse Amendment Respecting
Cabinet Onlcers Rejected.
4 Battalion Of Army Bills Disposed Of in
the House. .a
Tho Civil Service Bin Laid on tho Table,
and the Bill Erecting Rebel States
Into Military Districts Reported.
noNYHLY STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT

cas- N wAsnSGrox, Feb. q, 1855.
(sencrai Dix to be Confirmed.
The Senate wffi confirm General Dix as Minister to
ymnce. This may be relied upon. Some OF the most
prominent members Of that body state that they in
hurry about the confirmation they have objec-
ssn torment the Predsns and keep aspiran,s
tho anxious for awhile; but that the high char
aSser OF General Dix his excellent personal qualities
ms attainmens scholar his eminent fitness for the
position, and above all the valuable services no has
sendered bis country, place lis eventual confirmation
beyond doubt
The Radicals nnd the Impeachment.
The radicals beginning TO be bothered about tho
impeachment OK course they desire TO get rid OF
johnson speedily possible but they do like the
sdea Of the Herald to appoint General Grant
In his place. II they could depose the Pres.
ident At once. III his Office with of
shsir own men, and delay the trial until
the time for the regular Presidential election
gound, IL would be very WELL But ths HEaALD's propo
0tion to Try johnson promptly, would, II he should be
found guilty, bring the election to all the vacancy
nexi fall and the RADICALS afraid to 20 the people.
who would beyond doubt elect General Grant So there
d considerable OF muddle In the republican camp On
ahe impeachment question.
The New York Custom House.
Inc President has been very much annoyed recently
1 tho report that evidence had been adduced before the
Custom House Investigation Committee renectng upon
ladies' Of his household in connection with money trans
actions. have the best hority for stating that the
rport malicious fabrication. Il is supposed to have
been conveyed to the President by willy old lobby
agent and po itich pipe layer from New York who has
ssesnty been here poking his nose into Custom House
nassers as usual, and whose object s to frghten the
frssident into complying with certain demands in rela
zion TO appointments Mr.. Hubbard, chairman Of the
Investigating Committee, . man OF sound and
ssslng integrity. and would not be easy for the dsap
Uoufsd jobbsrs and strikers who are enraged st thor
saiurs TO control Collector syshe 70 impose any bogus
sseeies on HIM sis.s ~ 81 ,s'. s ts g,s "a ..f4
~ The Publle Debt stntemens. "a
M following Is the statement Of the public debt Of
sAs Unied States o. the 1st Of February, 1857 ap
vsas from the books Of Ihe rsasursrs returns in the
Do1armont:--a r1t e. 1850 .ta
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souAL PoiarscAL saHrs 70 All YsRsoFs
Mr. MnLEs, trsp.l Of Pa, presented resolution
adopted in the PeSnsyvanA House of Repressn asives
,n favor Of fall ard complete psossesss y ~ govern
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r.t s,eeu eleven and twelve O'Clock last night q nr
a. discovered on tho third floor Of l02 Duane street.
IN me rear part In tho premises Of shen1cd Brother
manufacturers Of suspenders Ths flames EXTENDED.
INTO the Office or A. Kocrper dealer In auction goods
'front.' and ais burned through tho nooS Into the dry
goods store OF tschoontnaker Hogan tho second
n,or when tho remen succeeded In extingulsbing The
40 The damage OF shenacid brother may BE- cst
mated at s. 900, and that OF Mr. Koorpes Az 1900;
both supposed 10 bo fully covered by insurance The
DAMAGE TO the ftock of schoonmaker Hogan viii ne
about $1,000 The INSURANCE, patrol watch ~ the
premises quite early aud had the goods covered over
be sorc water put but tho nro buit suddenly
through the ccl,n Snnd two of their tarpauns were
burned. The first floor is occupied oy sneoo
Waller, dealer ia cloths whose oss VIII not excteo
al 900. An the goods we'll covered over mayer
Brohtf dealer in LADIES' belts, also on tho recona hool
has sustained damage TO- the extent of s2W ins hs
also got batwean the studding dividing Nc W. lIon
No 100 and in exlngu,shng the 1aules the stocsm ~
cor cts, &c owned by A. IacKefman Co nnu m','',,
merry goods OF Levy 0pper on Inc secoH, hoo', a.'
David Haas a Son. auction goods, on TOO snhu n"o'
were slightly damaged Insured bp'h Dunuinss ~
long totir Ki,p otafe Tney uainaen ~ .ne eh'sn.
Of nhovt Al 5td ard are insured the csusc wy w
a Al ,,rercnt nas nown. Assrtant Fro Masnsi !, ~
Eatcr was eariy AZ the promises, s1d . cxsmnshs
,ioe,v lrlo i'm, matter fhe priioe ~ tne rhsn w
r,nrt d.coy,red smoke fo somo tins pcory ens aasn
was given, bai gopd not al ilrst ascertain ITO" v"sn
bulldlrE n prc~ecdtd
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rniI.AurYnra Feb Q, 1897,
rhe stear,cr Csssandra from Now OIL ans Tor ncw
yark with q cargo cf cotton, = ashore on erman"n"
shos. and IL reported bi,gsd and broken - I'VE
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FIRES N NEW yosx.


In Elizabeth Strect-A Man Ran Ovos and
Killed by a stcam Fire Engine.
The alarm OF ire last night about ten O'Clock origin.
ated from III Elizabeth street, German boarding
house kept by Louis Furchtnichl rne are was caused
by Mn Furchtnicht accidently upsstsins kerosene
oil lamp. The damaae 70 the furniture wiz be about
$500; insured for 900 in the Rutgers Insurance
Company The building ia owned BY l. D. @ Brooks;
Il n damaged about $500; insured for q, 200 IN shs
Stuyvesant Insurance Company
As steam hre engine No 25 was puling up 20 uke
hydrant at the corner OF Bowsry and isAnd street
man ran Ia front Of horses and was knocEcd ooMu
and run over The driver Of tho engine. George ".
police ON plckinq up the body Of tho man NE vas
found extinct The remains were taken 70 tbe Fouy-
teenth precinct station holse oy oruer o. Cspsan vsI.
tunata mar s william Hanaher; he worked at Clarke
photoerapb gallery, broadway, and resided 81 lSI
Eivabetb street lie about twsnyslx yesn of aye,
and unrarred The driver Of tho engine vas detained
~ lie station house await the action Of ths Coroner
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ncs the Cabinet OF his predecessor until the Senate
consented 10 their removal though sbey might DO
permitting the President 70 change his Cabinet
which did not apply 20 minor ohncos he did not be.
s'den. to- 70 appoin. and romoyo his own CaSn1 II the
Senate bad no confidence In the men Who were pro-
posed :. could reject them promptly; but no pubic
exigenry required such stringent measure a. pro-
M sAr1apuRY said y the President had bsen true 20
sent Cabinet long s.nce No President, for thirty years.
bad removed 80 fow Of his enemies ~ Mr. johnson bad
Bot hs tMr saulsburys principal object IN rising was
70 dscla endorsement Of the party with which ne
scsed IN the proposition submitted by Mr. Dixon The
innate relations between that gentleman and tho Pros
s ao s ss s
would degrade itself hy adopting or endorsIng such
proposition. He could speak for tho democratic party
saa he sevsa hs could say ne same hing S for s
democratic party OF tho country.
M GS,s s 9 sss
bad made and he congratulated the Senator on his
return 20 bs old faith. +. e a-
prcpositicnf
Mr. suSvEs-Ye., very much changed. indeed
Mr. DAVIS (dem.) or Ky, took the floor IN opposition
10 the House amendment, and argued against Il At some
length.
The vote was then taken on the amendment, via. 70
strike out tho exception Of Cabinet officers from the
officers who may not 90 removed withou. the advice and
consent OF the scnstp II was disagreed to by vote oi
yeas H. and nays ~, AZ foI,ows:--
yrAs-hesrs Brown, Chandler Cressweil Fogg Fowler,
Howard Howe. Lane morrill, Posnerny Remssy, Ross.
Sumner Trumbun, Wade, Wilson and yates-l7
Cowsu. Davis DIXON Loolte,, Eimgnds, ressenden, ds
dricks johnson. klrkwood, McDougaL Nesmh. Norton,
Patterson Poand Riddle salisbury, Sherman Stewart
aud wiams-B. "
ABsKsr on nor vorrse-Messrr crsgn Guthrie. Morgan,
Nye sprague, Van winsle and whey
80 hs senate refused concur ip the House amend.
reni, and the suIect must 20 20 COMMITTEES OF con-
ference. $50
al hslfpast tbrae clock ON motion Of Mr. SHsas ~,
wards adjourned F.
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with fringe made Of diamonds and rubes. In her
diadem the famous diamond called Regent. But
she was ioveiiest ct the Palais de Plndustrie,
where she distributed prizes on the 18th 70 the
Children employed in large factories and to Paris
apprentices. She wore q blue satin train robe
with nchu Marie Antoinette, and over IL .
white lace Aiencon shawl. Her bonnet, . fan
chon, was white. trimmed with blue feathers.
The most fanciful figures are made Of crosscuts
on short costumes. Fur lining to velvet jackets ia
usually white and gray.
The most spitefuI looking little ferret heads are
worn on NUTS and on b0as Tor the neck.
valencias Is decidedly the favorite woolen tex
ture for winter robes.
nonnets are tule scarf. and room for flower
in front.
Wells are called mantiiias.
will not close my letter without few lines
about our next seasons trimmings. The most ee-
CANT are made OF mp In the shape of leaves, all
patterns. Satin plaits aud gimp plsits are sewn
on like the crosscuts in the shape Of diamonds,
squares, pc nts and scollops. The new Roman
rings are now worn also for the looping up OF
skirts in front ribbon euds and bows through
black gimp and jet rings are very rich on velvet.
Necklaces have as many as thirty rows round the
throat garn I and garnet cc6ochons for hair
bands are the favorites. Antique bands are worn
on bonnets, on the forehead. round the waist.
round the arms we are caught by rings from the
third finger of our left hand 10 tue very end OF our
diminutive hoops.
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AFRic ~ ROYALTY.
King Archibong Observation-Disclosures Mas
sncrc of Women RnG Children.


The mah steamer from the OF Africa briggs
10 Engiand from Old Calahar accounts OF an attack
which KING Archiboog of nnke Town, tho target oil
trading ulace the banks OF the Caiabar r.or, has
made against Adiab,, town situate further up the
river
Two years ago two men belonging 70 Old Town and
Adiabo resp cuvey qiarroed aud ought, and the
be'ougng 10 the latter placs was killed. Thls caused a
dispute between the e. towns, which referred
King Archbang to bc seltlnt. Hs verdict hat the
death accidental and he Toiused TO deliver up the
survivor The sister OF the hired an assassin
vino shot the Old Town Archb ny de-
uanded that the murderar and his employer should
he given up TO him, bot AID abo refused TO CON-
canoes fully armed were sent mp to Adiabo TO
capture all the mon. women and children they could,
vious ntmaron given to the offending town and as
the canoes went up during the ntent they secured
large number OF cap,ives dav or two afterwards re-
ports reached the Europeans that the Invaders cut
tag OF the hesfs OF men, women and children in tho
most savage manner. The Rev. W. Anderson, the
sonary OF Duke Town. used all the influence he had with
Archihung aud his chiefs 1, induce them spare tina
women aud chiiren, but IN VAN.
Sunday, The 22d CT September the missionary made
a statement the church 70 the Europeans eject
that there women and somc children to be
killed that night II something done in their
form themselves into population and 20 In q body with
the missionary TO tho KnE and n,crceds for the poor
~r ~s i.s gsS Sspf ogs ;ys.s1g vas Very
man ADD child he could CATCH AT midnight the whole
Of the traders body tho King and after some
difficulty they aroused him from his slumbers AID OBJ
tanned an interview. He was In vcrv bad humor but the
traders acted With rmnes end used threats which had
the effect Of making him moderate his and
terms. He then promised to send t. the ships all the
women and children ~nich he then hold. and also those
which should be brought in that tbey might bo sent
OFT Of the country Three days elapsed however with
ont this promise being fulfilled
IL Is impossible 70 ascertain the 5urnbor slain during
the three nights the bucherng vas carried on: but
there could have beer less than thirty.
meeting Of all the Europeans held on board tho
royal mail steamship Lagos when II resolved that
the King should he waited upon with tns view OF re-
a st mo a n h0p