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RiidIesburg, Pa, Oct. II, '67.-m3
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episcopal SERvICEs.-During the
fall and winter there will be services
and preaching every Sabbath morning
and evening, except the last Sabbath
in the month. Morning Service at II
o'clock-Evening, half past six. Seats
free and all are welcome. Sunday
School at halfpast \. NJ.
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t,on to a. peace Conferences.
Fortieth Gongress---First Session
WASHINGTON,
-F1 SENATE,

cq r,.s a.. .Ess rff SENATE. q. .fe-yf-sT
Mr.. SHERMAN called up the resolution
from the House for the appointments of a
Joint committee OF three Senators and three
Representatives, to revise and fix the pay
of the officers of the two Houses. '
Cd Mr.. ANTHONY introduced concurrent
resolution to continue the committee on
Retrenchment. Agreed to. n Eg-ss
Mr.. ANTHONY introduced resolution
to add to the standing committees of the
Senate the committee on Appropriations,
to consist of seven members. Agreed to.
Mr.. DOOLITTLE said: Mr.. President,
on Monday evening a newspaper was
placed in my hands in which Lind a report
of a committee of the last House of Repre-
q sentatives substituted by Mr.. Hurlburt. of
New York, which demands notice at my
hands, It fills me with surprise and indig
nation. Without any notice to me, without
calling on me for any explanation. this re-
Dort by inference and not by direct charge,
Z byinnuendo, not by positive averment, en-
deavorsi to create the impression that l re-
.ceived, or agreed to receive. $4,000 for some
other pecuniary profits from Mr.. SmYthe,
collector of the port of New York. This
charge. whether made directly or by impli-
cation, whether sought to be sustained by
proof or innuendo, is absolutely and un-
uualifiedly false, and from whatever source
it comes pronounce it base falsebOOd, a
vile and eowardly slander. / go further,
haps thousands of cases in which, during
the ten years have been in this body, my
recommendation has been sought and OBJ
tanned, there is not a single instance in
which any kind of pecuniary consider
1ation-ot the value of one cent was ever
expected or received, directly or
indirectly, by me. 1 have yettO see that
imam on this earth who would dare to
+, look me in the face and make such
an offer. Upon this and all other mat
ters am ready to meet most searching
scrutiny. So much for myself But my
duty is not done. The good name, of my
son has been called in question on this sub
a iect. / prepared a statement to submit to
the Senate, but as am told the testimony
is not all published, / shall, therefore, with
holdit.s In the meantime, / will only; say,
when the truth is fully known, there will
be found nothing to reflect dishonor on his
character as a soldier or as Citizen g#
&. Mr.. PATTERSON said: Mr.. President,
in looking over the papers. / see l am in
yolyed in the same charges that are made
against the Senator from Wisconsin-that
of having received five thousand dollars
from Mr.. Smythe. l will dispose of these
questions in a very few words. There is 10
direct charge made-it is an intended
charge. All have got to say is. it is false
false in its charge, false in its intentions,
false in its innuendoes. never received a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
FROM NEW YORK.

q ~ III
Gov Pierpont'S M, SSage to the Vir.
ginia Legislature.
New YORK. March 6.-Gov. Pierpont, in
his message to. the Virginia Legislature.
convened III extra session to consider the
Military Reconstruction bill, after alluding
to the manner in which Virginia was forced
into the secession movement against the
will of majority of the people, reviews
the history of the past two years. during
which time the Southern people had un-
wisely conducted. themselves in the most
offensive manner. He regrets the rejection
of the Constitutional Amendment, and al
-luded to confScatiOn act following the
rejection Of the proposition now offered
He wishes to escape this danger. Three
fourths. of the people of. Virginia were
well disposed people, and the cause of irri-
tation proceeded from few. He therefore
urges the eeptanee of the situation.. and
s the adoption Of the course marked out Sin
the measure just adopted by Congress.
stTbe reading of the message was listened
to with the deepest attention. Judd Tur-
ner sustained it in an effective speech
Other speeches We're made on the same side,
but the House adjourned without action
Descent on n fashionable Gambling
For the first time, one of the most fash
ionable gambling houses on Broadway was
entered last night by the police, and large
NUMBER OF dEISSCCus III Spl
by John Hart:
Resigned.
7- NEW YORK. March 6.-Mr. w. III. Apple
ton, the publisher, has, says the CONNER
cial Advertiser. resigned his position as a
Director of the Merchants Union, the COM
pany having, at his demand, given him a
bond of indemnity against personal liza
- bility. 7-- s....s,.--.,- -...-,.. ,..,-,-...- (
InvitatiOn to q Peace Conference,
r- The Herald publishes a circular from
Secretary Seward, dated December last. in
viting Spain and the South, American Re-
publics to unite in Peace Conference al
Washington April first, and suggesting thai
the President be authorized to appoint some
neutral power as umpire for the arrange.
ment of differences respecting internationa
laws and countries, without. however, in
r-terfering with terms agreed upon betweeI
interested powers. 1t is stated that tht
I tChilian Government win confer with be
allies before accepting the proposition, bu
it is probable it will be finally accepted.
Dispatches from Hearts Content repor
the cable working splendidly, but th
Irish wires are down, probably in conse
iquence of the storm.@ q a- .=a
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uitY and ToWnship Democratie con

2 - eS@ @RentAon. @
? The Democracy of the city of Columbus
and Montgomery Township will meet on
the 10Th of March, 1867, between the hours
Fof seven and nine o'clock P. M. in the sew
eral Wards of the city, and two and four
o'clock P. M. in the Township, at the usual
places of holding elections TO elect dele
gates to attend City and Township Con-
vention, to meet at the City Hall, on Satur-
day evening, March 10th, at ~ o'clock, to
nominate the following city an6 township
officers to be elected on the first Monday OF
April next, to-wit: Mayor, City Marshal,
2 City Solicitor, three Township Trustees,
Township Clerk. three Constables, Town
ship Treasurer and Township Assessor.
The several Wards of the city and Mont
+ gomery Township will be entitled to the
i following number of delegates in said Con-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
FROM MEXICO.

Protest Against QuarIeriDgr French
troops on Anne rican Residents-Ex-
ConfederateS. = 6lE g''sTG. .rH r
, NEw York, March 6.-The Herald's
Mexican corres, ondent says: The Ameri-
can Consul at Vera Cruz had protested
against quartering French troops upon res
ident Americans. One American citizen
was arrested for refusing to supply quar-
ters when called upon. The protest finally
had some effect, and the quartering was
discontinued. l'.+ t'- i1' tl-' 'iA4
Isham G. Harris, Tennessee's ex-Govern-
nor and Confederate, had gone to Hava-
ma, where it is supposed he is to meet
Breckinridge, Mason, Slidell, Benjamin
and others, '.-" sag f..''.t 9a-Ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
Wednesday, March 6, 1867.

w SIl6SUUy, DuUTCH Us 1OO6e
fsnFE .s q NEIL HOUSE.
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Charles w BroOkminOr. Wheeling;
Dawson, BeIlefontaine, %; A L Backus, Toledo; E
Middleton, PITTSBURGH; "A disssn19r, g New G; York;
land; j w french, Boston; q Lasel!, New York; Al
Caldwell BGsto1 BEEOSnsI PRsr1EyZS6IEgh o.
Lewis March. IoPdcn; Charles, Parrott, Dsy4Sn
James Pierce: jr Boston, Sommcifeldi, N. :;
dras s riFss
Piq6a; Edward Bali. GAINESVILLE. Wn, B Loveioy.
BOston HICKS SgeinpSti #, Fred Tracy
z B Joslin and wife. B4eneville. New York; o., a
B0sswick Mr. MnfpS wife S0d sh6 VIZ q
%% Wool BtGSR e kfff RiSSss sGlSS2
b Z Tyler. Cleveland; Miss BickfOrd, Boston.
4 - UNITED STATES HOTEL. Z II 4
Conrad Wigands StBloomfield. D; Dell wigands
s. B0SRsa es Cook sns
William Jones, London. O; ohm W Green. Rev
nOldsburg. D; A |, Martin. Reynoldsburg. =; J, G
Adel near city; Mrs Hamilton and daughter, Lii
thopoIis p NqGre % 2ao Central College; NIgrcy
Chicag0, % III; W Frank Goodrich. chicago. III; samuel
Rea and wife, Decatur Ill; Miss TAYLOR and sister,
dusky. o; Charles Dawson, Richmond Ind; A Dean
Lancaster, D.: Amos Webb, Lancaster, o.;
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wav; w Guerin, Westerville; J q Alexander,
delaware; II w Arnold. Utica, n Y; Q Bow >,
Buffalo; B E Osgood, New York; Dant, Galena; +
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Cleveland; VIM M Barry, Rochester, N Y; Frank
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| T0oker New Xork; w 4 Alberson, Nankin; q II
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s THEATER ConnoUE.-A good house in at
tendance is the record for this popular
place of amusement last night. The more
one sees of this company the more he is
satisfied of its excellence. Mile Antonio
stands pre-eminent as danseuse, and Miss
Jackson is becoming deseryedly popular as
a singer. But there is no use in particu-
Ilarizihg, all are good and deserve to be
sMeIl patronized. Don't forget the horse to
be drawn on Saturday. Who will be the
lucky man?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
FROM CHARLESTON.
amer AndaIusian Burned-A Num-
- nf- L.Ensn-... - no.

rAudaIusian Burned-A Num-
ber of Lives BOSt."' e. d"tt
CHARLESTON, March 6, The steamer
Manhattan arrived with officers and part
of the crew and passengers of the steamer
Andalusian, from New York to Charleston,
burned of Hatteras, Sunday evening: Yes
sci and cargo total loss. A number of
persons are missing, supposed to be lost.
The Hose carriage intended as a present
from New York tiremen to the Columbia
firemen, was aboard. ~ ...''-. ..@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

( AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.-John G.,
Beal will sell on Saturday, March 9th, 1867
at No. 152 East Rich street, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, large lot of fine house
hold goods, nearly new, consisting of par
Slor, chamber, dining-room and kitchen
furniture Sale positive Terms cash.
mar7-d3E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

NOT RETIRED .-Wm. Wall; undertaken,
No. IL West State street, continues to un-
9dertake funerals, and is prepared to attend
all orders on the shortest notice, and at
most reasonable terms. ALI the latest
styles of buriafcases will be found at this
establishment, and he solicits share of
nubrfc natronage. sa,z $50 a .Einarl-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

DICK SANDS VARIETY TRoUPE.-The at
tendance, was not as large last night as on
Tuesday, at the performance of this first
class variety troupe, because of the inclem-
great treat in the rich and varied pro
gramrne. The distribution of gifts was
proceeded with the same as if the house
had been filled. Daniel Edwards, who
lives at No. 127 North High street, drew
the dressing bureau. Tonight the princi-
pal present win be fine silver hunting
case watch We have seen this present and
known it's good one. The liberality Of
the management, the excellence of the per-
Torrance, and the absence of other enter
tainment, all combine to promise big
house tonight. h1s =-gaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

DIvoRcE DocKET.-There are twenty
eight divorce cases on the0docket, to be
heard at tho next term of el Franklin
Court of Common Pleas, com6iencing on
Monday, March 18th, 1867. A right smart
chance OF hymeneal knotzuntying for the
Judge to work at. iise 'isqiSs = .aal7.lf. bsa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HOUSE OF MERCY,
rr = FOR PRoDIGAL SONS, U0s

ASSOCIATION, PHILA.
ii delphia, Pa, established ON the principles of
CbSES for the relief and cure Of MIS-
manly powers by Errors, Abuses and Diseases in
Puberty and Esssys and Rs
hntter enveiopes free of charge. Address, Dr. j.
SKfLLiN ski H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Phiiadelphia. Pa. ~ Janl4-d&wSm
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HAIR DYE.

Tbis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous; No disappointment. No ridieu-
the iii effects Of Bad Dyes. Tnyigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is sien-
ed Waliann A. BGtcheLOr. AL others are mere imi
tations. and should be avoided. Sold by all Drug
gists and Perfumers. Factory, 81 Barclay street
New York. es-t .-s..- declU-d&Wly
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CuNARDr ARDra sTEERAGE LINE.

DETwEEN NEW YORK AND UIV-
ID ERPOOL. calling at QUEENSTOWN.
y H From New York every w sdnesday. J7oi
''i. ~ From Liverpool every Tuesdaa.T0 z5fyg
c2H0 From Queenstown every Wednesday.Ire
81 Rates OF Pass AGE.-Cabin. S806gs Jd0.s Steer
age, $50 (currencr). Steerage tickets from Liver
pol or Que een stown at low rates. - ~ -
Drafts Tor sale on Great Britain and 1Irelsok
80 E. CUNARD,
i7i7re lGH1ifioNo 60 Broadway, New YorlY or to
C, EE,.i RICHES a. MOORE, Agents.
No. LOT South High street Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

CARTER ZoUAvE FRoUPE.-A very good
house greeted this troupe at the Opera
House last night. The performance was
varied and really excellent, some of the
performances being far above the common.
Because of an entire absence of printed
programmes, we are unable to give the
names of performers or of their acts, and
must content ourself with a general COM
mendation of the whole performance. The
"Hindoo Basket Featn was puzzler. How
the deuce the little girl got out from under
the basket and to, the front of the house,
was puzzler to all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

BUSINESS FOR THE COyRT- OF COMMON
PLEAs.-There are on the docket for trial,
atsttesensutng March term of the Common
Pleas Court Of franklin county, sos civil
cases and 30 criminal cases. This shows an
increase in the civil business of 20 cases
over the last term. sei ~ gsstf - $3.50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
Suicide.

Boston, March ,6.-J. S. Clement: recent
ly head of the dry goods firm OF Clement
Tasker 81 Co., committed suicide by taking
lauddanum. He had previously exhibited
signs of insanity. a.,...,. t.5f,5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

A FIGHr. A couple of men named
Charley Reynolds and Charley Smith got
into fight at saloon opposite the Opera
House, last. evening, aud punched each
other right lively for while.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
New YORK nlarket-march g.

p
H0Tf0N <Hesvy and lower Sales 1900 bales at
SOfH ff6TRMmarRe tGT RldallRs shade rmsr for medium
grades Sales SC9S 70 for ssPsTns ,a g State Sta g .
western; $40 gS9l9 for choice do; $40 @ ss9li SO
for shipping .brana extra round hoop Ohio, ana
ste .dy California flour in fair request at $is $50 <
Is 90. 80 si'lFar! .ega7 -
and steady - ,,.e
Sales at So 20 for whi,e MichigAu g 90 for white
0ffHE9e iga NS y oI
BARLEY-Withoat decided S6anss; =. Sales at
B%RIEY iSF GlHS n MxITmbT xfsf n S4no ss' ai
opened steady 60 20 % Dpt 10 sor xed
western in store; 81 ll91 u for DO ahost: 60
0ATS0pened steady but eISss0 Or esass. sats 0AAeS
G0FFEE@oniet. but firm r
. SUGaR--Saies at il Ild9iiXc for Porto Rico.
MObASSES-Quiet.s Sales at eeCSSoh Ior NS"
PFESTRRiOBEUM-Dull. Sales at 1T11sisc for
/, crude; 26a2se for rsfoed in Al bond. -
HoPST;9Siet Sales at SoSSae toT ;es new; and nm
and s.t sdys7;Sias ;s Sssss ssl:s sSsSs & ssS
z for Texas and 4Oc for CALIFORNIA;.
C0ALADomOstie dull! Foreign scarce 1Sv s5G 1s. a
er. Sales at 81 s7ssa 81 for new mess closing q
S2l 90 for regular SO 1921 % ioE Cla sso ~ si 81
@22 IS for new mess sellers and buyers opuOn' l0r
Mf5sf BfEfs1pFsay fnd sApa sales At ssSSsO rs for prime
mess. and as3 e59s5 IS for India tnesE;,a. e;n,o xo
BEEGSAGSiet HA SaIe: at So&I4s for Oumber-,
Land ps ha Tf f0F shss safes as s5c for should
T6iRESSED HoGS-Unc6anged: Sales at, 9H
9Gp for Hd ioHSIsss S DF siS or old and
g6FfaESs4DGh Fl ERs iSS AadhesVy sdesas l2ReOs fen,
VV1;HHE VV1U;HHEEsE-Unchanged.z Sales at 159lsc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

THE. Kentucky State lottery which Col,
J. G. Groom adVertises Is of old standing.
and enjoys the reputation of doing business
on the square. Ffk4 tsxe. 10 ssts ia. 3,os,5i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
Now YorI CattIe gMarket-Marohr : 4.

BEEF GATTLE-There were tyarded to-day. at
Bergen, and mostly sOld 25oe heard af Beef Cattle
These included 27O from this Stale $40 from Ohio,
200 from Kentucky 29O from Indisna 80 from Michi-
gan, 40 from lilinois. The weather was qnfevor-
able. rain having followed the snow. and business
was dull. Prices were Best qualify l7@l75zc;
medipm, ;1s9lo1e; inferior, 1s915e; average, 15c.
Si4EEPEThe market is lightly supplied. snd
trade is lively at 7k@sxc. A few prime sold At lpc.
HOGS-Tweaty-three.i cars IN &-day. Prices
Total receipts for. tae week: Beef Cattle, .l9O;
Shp"p. rs O6Q: Hogs. '13 800. . ,-,,s,. 81 ,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

The Democracy of each Ward will, at
their primary elections on the evening of
the 18th of March, also nominate a Council
man and Assessor and. the Democracy of
the First, Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth
Wards will nominate a Member of the
Board of Education, to be elected on the
I'd Monday in April, 1857, s9'r r.
Bysorder of the Executive Committee.
asa JACOB LOHRER, Jr., President.
E. P. SARGEANT, Secretary. so ~ = ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07
ProvinciaI telegraph Company.

BUFFALO. March 6,-The Provincial Tele-
graph Company has been purchased by the
Montreal Company, which now controls the
entire telegraphic business to and through
Canada.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

The "SHERMAN, GUARDS. "A num-
Der of our German fellow citizens have
been engaged for some time in organizing,
a military company, and they last night
completed their organization by electing
Frederick Beck, .jr., as Captain; Philip
Smith, First Lieutenant; Henry Heinmil-
ler, Second Lieutenant; Jacob Snyder,
Ensign. The name Sherman Guards"
was adopted. A committee to solicit funds
and perfect arrangements was appointed,
consisting of Capt. F. Beck, jr, E. Kiesewet-
ter, Philip Whisker, j. Fried, f. Blend, j
Moritz, and Peter Baker. The muster roll
shows list Of 78 members, and from the
we'll known vimwith, which our German
friends carry through anything they un5
dertake, we can confidently predict that in
very short time the :. Sherman Guards
will be one of the best companies in the
State99f dssv 2 ssga fEd .5aE d4t., t5'sira =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

PAYTNa PENSIONERS SToPPED.-Thse
funds being exhausted. and the term OF
Office ofIthe Agent, Mr. Ezekiel T. Cox.
having expired. no further payment Of
pensions can be madeat the agency, in this
city, until new agent is, appointed and
qualified. which gYill lliprobably not be done
sooner than two or three weeks.sas7s97 or
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

SO'7 I'ft5F1 - -----9--ns--------a -9----nnus------ - 1I
ARRIVALS AT THE ONO PENITENT1ARY.- -
Eight prisoners arrived at the Peniten-
tiary to-day: ss a5 e..5 a.
From Belmont county-William Morgan
and John Veamy, burglary and larceny,
three years EACH. 4a.5 ~ - :,
From Erie county-Jacob Meier, bur-
gIary and larceny, two years; Peter Brady,
burglary and larceny, three years; Andrew
j. Hastings, larceny and receiving stolen
goods, two years; Peter Burns, robbery,
three years; jefferson Daily, larceny and
receiving stolen goods, three years; Will
liam Bell, manslaughter three years. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07

The WEATHER.-We have heard ofswin-
terElingering in the lap of spring. but
Judging by the weather of the last few
days, and especially yesterday morning.
the Old fellow has quit 'lingering, |" and
has taken good squarersquat right on the
kneesof that fabled damsseL Spring Here's
hoping that the old wretch may leave
soon. - - -aaz - ~ @ts sA&vA AEHRs s. %