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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
Legal Notice.

A. G. Hanes. Admir- Of E. Al Probate Court.
Stanley, deceased, Franklin County,
Harriet n En,;s5 ,s;sli:.; Erssine pssitIes s 70 sell
NRSON G. STANLEY AND EDW ARD
" Stanley are hereby notified that on the 18th
day of December. 1867, said Administrator filed
his petition in the Probate Court Franklin county
obtain order for the assignment Of dover of Alb
hey T; Stanley. widow Of ssii \: A. Stanley; de-
ceased, in and ;or the sale OF the following real
debts of said de -eased. to wit:
Twenty-Five acres of SO much of the homestead
farm OF aid deceased, situate in Clinton town
ship. Franklin county. 0hin, as lies roth of the
fifty heretofore sold off OF said farm to E. A.
Fuller. ----
Said petition will be for hearing on the Goth day
of yauuary 1865 soon thereafter said Court
will hear the same. A. q. HANES
Admir- of E. A. Stanley, decd.
F. COLLINS. Atty. decl4-w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
NOTICE.

ITO JOHN A. hall: YOU ARE BERE-
der the name and firm Of Kennedy / Co.. did, on
tine 9th of November, 1867 file his petition against
you in the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin
him on an account for goods sold and delivered in
the sum of e47049. with interest from the ID Of
November ls67 and praying for judgment against
you for said sum. with interest as aforesaid You
notified. that you are required to appear and an
swer said petition or before the Sd Saturday af-
ter the 9Th of January, 1873 -
JNO. M. KENNEDY
Trading rs Kennedy q Co.
Ey 0rro DRESSED, Atty. .T-.-.,.- -.-..
November 23, 1868 nov25-d1t&w6w-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
BOOK TRADE.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Co.
lumbuS & Indilna Central
Railway Company.

OFFICE OF THE
COLUMBUS & INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY Co.
COLUMBUS, o., December 18th, 1867.
MEETlNt; OF THE STOCKHOLD-
IA ERS of the above named Company will be
hold at the ofics of said Company, in the city of
Columbus, Ohio, on
+ riday, the lSah day of January,
1855, -......-
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ, to vote upon contract mide by the Board
of Directors of said COMPANY, and ratified by said
Board at its meeting the 4th of December. 1867,
with the Chicago d Great eastern Railway Com
pany of the Sta of Illinois and Indiana, for the
consolidation of said Go npanies and their roads,
property, &C., into one contrary and corporation.
and such other matters relating thereto or as may
come before them.
By order of the Board Of Direcrors.
GORDON NOODLE,
dec17-d2wkwtd Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28

MRs. THoRNDIKE, of Camden, Maine,
an old lady of "a, while smoking her
pipe, few evenings since, dropped some
of the fire upon her clothes and was
burned to death before proper assist
ance arrived.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
WHISKY, BRANDY. WINE,
Liquors of all Kinds.

U,EN YEAR OLD BOURBON wHIS.
u ky. Thirty barrels pure 10 years old Bourbon
Whisky. Also. twenty-five barrels pure y
years rFGfu
Monongahela Whisky,
keg or 81; also, al kinds Of Wines and Other
l'a'0's . ita LACELLE, Ross & Co.,
asc1sl IA South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28

The coal in the sheds of the New
Haven, Conn.,, Gas Company has been
on fire for four weeks, and some seventy
tons of coal are already consumed. The
fire is said to have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28

We have the above articles of the latest styles
and of superior quality. both in material and finish,
and guarantee prices as low as ANY house in the
trade
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the stockholders in the Lanca ster Grove
port Turnpike Road Company tba. the annual
election of Directors of said road will be held at
the office of John Helpman, Esq., in Canal Win
MONDAY 13th) of JANUARY next. for the pur-
pose of electing seven Directors of said road for
the ensuing year
JOHN CHANY, SR.,
decls-w3t President Of said Company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-28

Tucker's, Jones' and DeCamP's
Patent Spring bed Bottoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

rcr,o5uced Tho same rapid and substantial improve
dnt which il Witnessed to-day in Milan Florence
INNS Is the proem and this the work before the
Italian people and Victor Emanuel comes 70 Venetla
to encourage them 10 labor faithfully ana WaIV ~
tantlv for time and effort to develop the bIleht ~
tnre which he fOrCsees for them; ana LOT WLlch
struggle be sets them the noble example OF sel-Sac
iil We could wish tho King might have CayOur at
his right hand in this emergency. The next choice
woud perhaps be Rcasoli; but Rltazzl IS Iated--tS
Napoleon would sayt0 be at the helm All men . LIN
not the confidence in him which they W0uiu WISH
But Riazz is Prime Minister of Italy, ana although
his record is displeasing to many yet he Is ihai
of uncommon power and sagaclty, perhaps Iat'icl
sbrepdaeSs; but either way he Is man or stfonB IL
tellect and has every motive to spur nm 10 tIo
greatest exertion in Tedeeming and retaining LtaS
from her peculiarly perlOus condition. ~ nas u
noble cOadjutor in the active ferara the new
of Finance whose financial scheme. recently SUD
mitted to the Chamber of Deputies, has Iecel'eu III
Italy almost universal APPRECIATION. -. :, vorico
Every evening. during the King stay III 'cIiC ~
he answered the call of the people, ana caue Vu ~
upOn the balconies of the Royal faiace, am d
the enthusiastic crowds below, upon tn0 si" ad
piazza He received the munclpa autinloCli va
some of fine mobility together with the cllcl OiVcIo
of the army and navy at Court dinner pui LUZ
refused any public demonstrations OF enter ro Cor
excepting one evening at the MGhhdn whore ipr
compile of hours he listened to the opera az tn9
arsenal and wherever else he went nc IeCelNedd
quiet but heartfelt demonstrations OF anecIon anu
at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, His Majesty leit
by special train for Florence, followed by fIlnc ,
Amadeo at 10 oclock-perhaps too pertinent COn,,
ment upon the apparent degeneTacy OF young
italy, in keeping proper hours at least further De,
ponent saith not The Young Prince has caused no 10
10 70 he united with the weathiest lady in the king
DOM M of of an old Italian family but whose rank some
of the noble ladies of the Court declsrG Is mot q
Grafton Of fortune turns the balances in her favor
The Prince leaves Venice now, to complete tins
alliance after having spent Winter IN the utinosI
Snvetv and having been entertained in truly royal
sstyle by the Venetian nobility. He ranks III the
army as a General Commanding and has ms mead
quarters at Verona, but the gayeties OF venetian
life with a royal palace at his command nave more
attractions for young man of his age and tempela
ment than the angular walls of fortress Iathel
and son, with royalty, have left the Nenetans tC
Themselves rich in their past history. very poor II
their present circumstances, but with 1utuIo CON-
mensurate with their eXertions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
.EUSi AND MINING STOCK
FIRST BOARD.
Crosse Gold
TUESDAY, June 4-P. n.


Gold closed at 137, after selling at l31sGlS6s. The
clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank were cS500.
and the balances Sl,496,069.
Government stocks are more active, and full prices
continue to be paid. New Tennessee ia sold at 6ss.
North Carolina and Missouri bonds are firm. In rail-
way mortgages little DONE In the miscellaneous list
the dealings are small Atlantic Mail sold at 105 and
Pacific at 1873. The railway share market opened at
the reduced quotations of last night and under small
sales, Vas barely sustained Michigan Central Illi-
nois Central and Hudson River firm. but
the ordinary footballs of the street were not
in favor. The earnings of the closing week in May
were reported as unfavorable and stocks are offered
privately in largo amounts without success After
the call the market not sustained the general
speculative list At the Second Board prices were
lower and the market closed with a downward ten
dency. At the open Board there pressure to
sell, and the whole market was lower North
Western Common broke to 34s Erie, 59l. After the
call prices rallied fraction, but closed duh and
heavy at quotations. The following are the
closing prices: New-York Central 9Sl99S. Erie,
59IG59s; Reading. 1O4BGl0ia; Michigan South
ern 6S96Ss Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 75075l;
Rock Island, sSdSSs; Northwestern Sisa34l; do.
Preferred. 5Sl05Sl; Fort Wayne, 97G@!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

strencth f,r thI, sacred cause, to-day are crowned
with gray hairs and burrows on all their faces IeF
work has been suspended only when the din OF battle hnu
he roar of cannon drowned every other uerance When
tho war was over and the Government was TO DC reSO
struced we again urged claim Tor suffrage ny U,
tops tracts, lectures &c What more can We dot nIuo ~
every Individual woman demand suffrage before aS VI
tbe thousands who have demanded u can be allowed 10
exercise itl GAN political power inheres m te peov: t
Women are people. Governments deIiyo u vne,l J e
mower from the consent OF the governed women ~" y,
Governed and should give their consent anu sun ~
consent The exercise OF this inherent ponucdi P1
Of this consent OF the governed, has Deen @ Ill,
rough no fault Of ours. Are not those WHO I1 WI a.
held ID i'm honor bound to confer it, whether We u SH ~
or mott Should not good men, Irrespective Vi PHI,
Ia il that their mothers arc not placed pSiey Nm
tLan ne groes lower than the great mass Oh Ia on Tho
o can neither read nor sneak our language ana on ne
sape level with the worst Of the rebels VINO a'o
Of their vote as a punishment for treasoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

The money market is quoted 6G7 per cent on call
loans, with some business at per cent to favorte
houses, but the latter is exceptional rate. Lend
ers expect rates to be fully maintained as the year
advances and not disposed to make long engage
ments under legal interest The letter of Secretary
McCulloch has ceased TO be regarded as expansive.
and is now fully understood that no must carry On
his department until Congress meets IN December
with temporary loans, if the customs revenue.
the internal taxes and his surplus gold
are not sufficient to pay the unexpected ex-
penses to which his letter refers. AS no has
power make fresh issues of paper to DO used as
circulation, he must come as a borrower, and hia
presence in this is Justly dreaded by inferior bor-
rowers who must yield him the preference. Noxs
week in the payment of the compound notes the de-
partment will destroy eight millions of legal tenders
forming themost desirable reserve held by the banks.
They will probably get in exchange for it good
deal OF National Bank currency. This Is NOT
wanted, but on tho other hand "a
summed by tho banks holding compound notes. SOMA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT-srECLL TERM-JUNE A-Before
Judge BARBOUR
John A. Godfrey ACT. The New-YorlI and Harlem
Railroad CompaUy .-Motion granted, without costs .
Samuel v Hoffman agt. jeremiah Deylin ct. al.-Mo-
tOn granted and extra allowance or $500 In addition 10
the costs and Disbursements allowed the plaintiff. -
In r. tho appointment of q guardian al hem Tor Ma
tlda Iaub-Nfotlon granted. and guardian appointed.
Christian W. COnger aCt Adam Dipple.-MOton direct
ing the sheriff 10 produce defendant granted.
Francis A. Sandsctal agt Moritz Burlnget al-Motion
granted. without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs-SrECGAL TERM-JUSE A.
Before Judge CARDOzO
DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COUNTER

Theodore Stuyvesint Rgt Caroline L. Stuyyesant
This il u case which has excited considerable inter-
interest and now cOmcs up for the first time IN civil
court on motion for amony. The plaintiff charges ms
wife with adltcrics with various parties, at various
times running over four years. and with being woman
OF ungoycrnabe temper and violent passions ana IN the
constant OF intoxicating drinks. Aihdavts were
read To show that she had been using excited gestures
md language at unscemy times and places and To show
the crime charged her In reply, adavlts were read
ON her behalf DENYING the adultery and charging the
husband habitua intoxcaOn and brutal treatment OF
tho wife. The Court reserved its decision "a
Mr.. James for motion Tomlinson and Phillips FOR
plaintiff opposed
CLOSE OF TIE BOGERT DIVORCE CASE,
Rlr, I. Boyer, agt James Boser
The plaintil IN I'm, vpsss nay!!nr9 "vaI,ion"s ner
cause the defended concluded hs proofs and his counsel
summed up considerable length. Tho Court reserved
its decision.
DECISIONS
Waldron agt Walron.-The signature of the de-
PENDANT to the admission OF service OF summons and
plant must be verified by AFFIDAVIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
THE FREEDMAN's UNION COMMIssIoN.-The fol-
lowing letter tells It's own story:

lowing letter tells It's own story:
To Tia Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Your paper OF this morning contains an
error OF statement for which you not responsible but
when VIII ask you TO correct In your compilation
Der the head Religious you say: The following statistics
rom The Church Directory prepared by the Rev Lewis
Jackson Corresponding Secretary OF the City Mission
show the receipts OF the leading societies for the last year
70 have been as follows" and then follows list in which,
high up In the column is set down the "American.Mis
0nary Association $253OO0 and down at the foot the
american Frecdman's Union Commission, $4,000" Now
peg to say that as per official report which the Rev. MT
lewis should have consulted, tho New-York Branch
alone Of the American Freedmans Union Commission
PAD out between April 1906, and April 1867, Sl257S4 SO
~ money, and distributed goods TO the amount Of $64
go 81 and that the income OF the American Freedmans
uOn Commission during tho last year as per pub
sed official reports Of the several branches $3.50 66
Deng more than five times much that set down TO
Us credit by tho Rev. Mr. LOWS AS "statis-
ucs are mischieYOuB when allowed 10 become matter OF
record please publish this by way OF preventive and
opuge yours truly, j. NJ McKIM, Cor. Sec A. L. U, c.
neW York. Luua l. IRG7,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
ropryGY CORRESPONDENCE.
ITALY

VICTOR EMANUEL IN vENcE-NEED OF hLIoNM'-
TIE KINGS VISIT TO CHioGGM-PldNCE ANADN0'
Dom Osr Special Correspondent . ,..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Tho Chemical Bank agt n. J. Mutual b. Coal CO.;
The World CO. agt. Pappo 90 al; Spellman ct al agt.
Arnold: Butler agt Ward; Morris ng Lowenstein ct al
Cunningham ct al agt: Brookheld ct al; spnilns aSt
Dahlhcnler; The First National Bank OF Northampton
ag julius Jones ct AL DOherty agt Carson ct al Quack-
oubush agt. wilcox; Dunlap agt swift; SANFORD aSt.
Robertson; Sagrude CT al ast Body KELLOGG CT al as'
Hcfrick 1T al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

the premises the proper value TO be consoered IN
bonding dstileries. $4,000. ,..o,
Daniel G. Rollins, jr Assistant u g. DstrictAtt9rnoy'
for the Government; Guy r. PeltOn for the Claimants
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07
Our City.

We Sip the following fren the
OgR asska PtaiHded!eF, one Of The editors
OF shich wa memb Der OF she editorial
exc ursioe party, and gives the following
iitcription of What be saw, aatl bow the
Members Of the party we're treated 81
Couneii buff. 4tl
Leaving Geiambas st midnighi, we
reached . naba On "Wednesday moEning,
and az neon sfessAd aBeE to lhs Iowa
shore. Here acre an Substance of car
risges furnished by she good citizens Of
Csuneil BLUFFS, who escorted Us 10 ihe
paeiee Hoase, where We xega eornforta
bly, quartered apd furnished w.th an ex =
eslisas disssF. lie tbs afternoon earria-
ges were plssed az Our disposal, zee vent
upoa the high biaffs, wSese mAgaGheent
view is obtained of the river and ysilsy
hslsw aad the handsums little pity vas
looked at generally e
la the ezeaiag speeches, dancing, and
. bapqaet ssossa tbs snlsEtainmeus for
the day, the eitfxens having deeply ina
pressed aa With shsir eaxsiial and friend
liz greeting. Coaaeii Bluffs il = promis-
Ing place. IL eastsiss about s, Q39 iahab-
lkaDtEs anu Is btiRg sfea0ifY euab up
wssh good Substantial Buildings Ii q
the initial point Of ihs Ualoa RAciEs r.
r., and gshak eompaas ewns 9oQ aeres Of
land bsswesa tAa sity and ahs river, upoa
ahist sAey willfsrses tfsusfsr depoes.~--.
1in sdditicn the GhiSaGs and N. W. r.
r., thers = tie Cesneia RlssEs and St.
Jusepb R. r. ahseeea to Esstpors epps.
sits hJbraska Citss distspue Of so
mites. Fosretses r0ass aos under 90 l.
struoti9n have sheir terminus here. The
~ p. r. K, Coz has aases spnsitieFstioa
the suhjees Of bFia ,iag sha Missouri
river, aad the site Ewili spoas be located.
With these gxeas sadTsas&sss the sl3sess
"a The casy Is already aetatmined, absi It
Il safe - predise that GSaaeil Bluff will
become foagishlag citg. $3.50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07

Laados, Nessmhes H. Teiegraphib
1ispxschss from Fiogenes gfslag sha sif-s
nAtssa 81 alfairs ri Rome have been jass
received here. The Preach troops whlkhl
anHshxa q ClsisA Klchi fen days since
haA arrived ~ the holy sity. there wsrs
30 ufate&sakiop Fhatss sg--shs gig IL
psffsetiy Qulss and sha Preach wers rs-
tasySd WIN pxfsrs sslsesss asssassadi
whoss fsrss i ssassaatly iaer easisg. sti |
hasd psssss0s 90 khe psaEskirta sf Baac.
Tae papai fofees were 10 snovs ons sheis
satrassAaesss aaa sss.ek bin sP.fay.
Bariin. hey. L. hs provsneisf ecr-
rssbs sdesE ef . iDarn a of san5 .oik otai
rhsraoesr ssge spfasalA ell tnsssy sAsSh
The RozsAA aiiksuls J shspsi Astica % Der
part BE necessary 90 preserve the peace
Of Europe.
4 dispatch from Paris on tbs sseniAg
81 shs 3Ess ssys: Tbs Libsfls says TOE
smpsrss Of Aassria has giysn assens 20 q
proposal Of general conference ser set
slamsns Il tia Remsp qnessisa, has I1e
pope absolutoly refuses 50 De parry 90 II,
and England aud Russia are reported 10
ihAsa declined the Invitation Of France 10
Join the coafereEee.
Oar Minister 50 France writss BIZ she
last mail lh2s Is u the suppression Of
EarcRsan statesmen snat . general var 10
Europe Id snestsabls, aadshAs Ia . saaaEi
question 10 only pretext 90 the part OF
Leafs Napolsos 70 pEeeipissss r.
Lsaaeu, Nov. las sshs last mail
steamer was leasiPg Rig sntifo repors
reached that city thas he Brazlliau troops
hae psafsdsa towng Of PiiaE ysallsd by
tbs natfsss Nssmbasn, the caaief port %
PagaRsaY. Is swaa also reported thai
nauY prisoners and i great hsnhIsy u
military stores had fallen into their
ss 81 zHN p az m = -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07
Trouble nj cheyenne.

The infast prodigy has hsun eongras.
alaaang isself "a he fresdom from
aroaghan and their practices, bus od-
eassenaliy gsss, a gsmindex thai they
are not entirely free from this class Of
ssrsais. Va 5ssxa by. telegraph thai
daripg the latter part at lAss week large
aunhsfs I'll then who hare deserted the
lals "fasEsss city 90 The continent
Jplesharg commenced sfjampiag" the
vacant lols ID Chey enns and putsssg up
lheir domieils thsreon. This, Of course,
met With opposition from shs people Of
tie lewn, bat il did NOT deter The jump
ers from holding large mesting Satur-
day nighs--at whieb they denounced the
rnilroad, and expressed their determine
tIou to exercise the rights of American
citixsns aaa eqasktes Sovereignty and
do as they pleased. sss ~ @
General Sseseasoa srasred up thsse
hundred soldiers % scar dean saeh ahan-
ties as had been erected. lefE gaas1
over the places In dispute and with or;
ders 10 shoot down aaybody attempting
20 TO haiid OF Es-aosupy. Yesterday,
Mondsy, nc squatters wers 70 be foupd
aud everything wAs quiet. Tbs feeling
agai nst the railroad Ia said to Be ysfy
hitters sd ,-.7.-.gs
The people will Sod the military q
very good auxiiiAEy IL its iaf~aey 40
wards putting down laalessness, and we
are glad they have commander Who Ia
not afraid % use his authority In ezser-
geasisa. Colorado Ifibuns 219:h.
We would like to kBoH b. what an
shoriry Gsh. Stevenson iassrfsEss in sdis
matter and tears ddwa the shaDsies oil
the squatssrs. The night Of occupancy
10 tha lata Is one for the civil, and MOI
the military authority to decide. Gen.
Stevenson lad bsessr stsead to his Usn
business the indfans-and let ths
white folks alone ansil be il called upon
by proper &athoTiay 10 sxsseiss bis mill
sary functions in the premisss.